•&« IMd^I . - michigan Volume 65, Number 122 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 28, 1973 «l ll 49 more POWs released, including nine from Laos (AP) CLARK - Forty AIR BASE, Philippines nine more U.Sr war came only after President Nixon held U.S. prisoners of the Viet Cong who board two hospital planes in Hanoi - up withdrawal of U.S. forces from feasted in freedom Tuesday night after prisoners fly to this Pacific check in Vietnam. Coming out with them is a Thursday afternoon and return to flying to Clark Air Base from Hanoi's - point today in the next - to last day Clark that night. They also are airmen - Canadian missionary who was Gia Lam airport. of POW releases from Communist working downed in the 12'/a months jails. in a hospital for the Laotian poor following They include nine Americans when he "Today, 32 of us have regained our December 1971. Their release brings to was captured last October. freedom and a chance to start again 587 the number of American captured in Laos whose liberation Those slated for release will military join 32 our life," Col. Benjamin H. Purcell, 45, and civilian prisoners freed by the of Columbus, Ga., said to Communists since Feb. 12. cheering welcomers at the Clark airport. Viet peace "In country, in the years, our faith in our our way of life and in our President has been unwavered. And we Among the nine Americans turned over by the Pathet Lao rebels is a civilian who is one of the to be longest wish at this time to express our thanks held prisoners of the Indochina to our President Nixon and to the hostilities. He is Ernest Cary Brace, 41, with bullets, American with us." people for keeping faith of Atlanta, Ga., who was Laos May 21,1965. captured in Purcell was captured Feb. 8, 1968, One of the American officers who SAIGON (AP) The guns still fire, when his — helicopter crashed in South flew to Hanoi Tuesday to collect the the terrorist bombs Vietnam's explode, the Quant Tri widows and mothers mourn their News Analysis senior officer in the Province. group, As he spoke last Americans held by the Viet said later he is hopeful that the bodies Cong battlefield dead. • on their behalf. of America's War dead in Sixty days after Communist a cease - fire, peace on, according to reports issued by the "We are all well," he said. hands will soon be turned over to U.S. seems as elusive to Vietnam as it was a Saigon command. decade ago, a generation Since the cease fire Four flights are scheduled today military officials. ago. - began Jan. 28, and Thursday to fly the "After a generation of war, habits the Saigon command lists 3,086 remaining 116 Americans and one Canadian from Brig. Gen. Russell G. Ogan, director develop and it is hard to break them," government soldiers killed, 15,212 of prisoner of war and missing in an American official Hanoi to Clark, where they will said. You have to wounded and 817 missing. A check of join action affairs for the Office of the reach far in order to achieve the official records shows that the 32 for medical something during a checkups, Secretary of Defense, said this is top closer. similar comparable period in debriefings and a trip the rest of the 1972, the way home within few days. priority now that the remaining POWs "The main point is how are the Saigon command reported 2,987 a Communists and the Saigon are being freed. He estimated the government soldiers killed and 7,320 The last 67 American POWs to be search for unaccounted servicemen government going to live and work (continued freed from captivity in Vietnam will on page 19) will take three to five years. together in some acceptable form. This is not easy to answer." Peace has been costly. According to figures Questions surround provided by the Saigon government, there have been more than 20,000 South Vietnamese casualties, an average of better than 300 a day. Nearly a 10th of these have been civilians. The Communist side has not r Force Capt. William J. Henderson disclosed casualty figures for its but the Saigon command's Communist not considered casualties, however, reliable. figures forces, on are 'U' stand on abortions of Dallas, Texas, gets a Actually |uiprise hug and an American arrival at Clark Air flag from Anne Ritsman, 13, on were casualties on higher during the first 60 days of both sides By JOHN LINDSTROM State News Staff Writer varying versions given by the decide when and in what form to s Base in ti.e Philippines from University Health Care Authority and present it to the board of trustees for Hanoi, the cease - fire than they were ■enderson was one of 32 POWs freed during A discrepancy over the question of University administration sources. final approval. Tuesday. roughly the same 60 • day period a whether the Dr. AP Wirepnoto University Health Center Joseph Patterson, head of the Patterson said that the authority year ago, when a full - scale war was will perform abortions has arisen from University Health Care Authority, said has received the report of a special Tuesday the authority is still studying subcommittee set up to review the the question and has not yet made any University policy on abortion, but has \arge final, formal recommendation on a not yet acted on it. enrollments-product University abortion policy to President "This is such a sensitive issue that Wharton. we wanted as many But people as possible sources close to Wharton say he to have input to the authority on the has already received the authority's question before we make any recommendation and presently is recommendation to the president," the studying it before making any it Patterson said. recommendation to the trustees. By NANCI PARSONS expense and allow more time for the professor No matter how idealistic their o to In sensitive short, University officials discuss on the substance of the are so the issue that they refuse He Patterson declined to say what the subcommittee's report recommended. did say, though, that the State News Staff Writer goals University Health Care Authority subcommittee was continuing to study ■During the spring term registration News Analysis to teach another course. But efficiency in education is too for education may be. University subcommittee report, who is on the various recommendations and Ileal which has just passed, many administrators in recent years have subcommittee that wrote the report, guidelines issued recently on abortion ■dents had to face the frustration of often achieved at the expense of been forced by the squeeze on or even who actually has the report have one professor teach three sections quality in education, — by other agencies and associations, lcovering that a class section they of a course with only 12 students in some observers maintain. Even if it is more productive finances and the demands of state Wharton or the authority. such as the American Public Health I hours maneuvering into their legislators to trim the fat-from their The authority is the University Assn. each section when they just as easily to have larger class sizes, they make it Jedule had been cancelled, often could be combined to one section with budget requests and to operate in a body responsible for developing les even the entire course. nearly impossible for a professor to more businesslike manner. University Health policy in general and The sources to Wharton say that he iThis 36 students. That would eliminate the develop one to scene has been replayed more - - one relationships "The legislature is just telling us to is responsible for framing a University is not sure when he will bring his costs of offering two useless sections with his students. recommendation before the board, but p more often in recent terms as (continued abortion policy. That policy will then on page 19) iversity administrators and college be reviewed by Wharton, who will (continued on page 19) fclSJsrKMS ■dents or consolidating sections to EYE help from returning students ■eve larger class sizes. ■ The motives behind this critical ■luation of the value of all college Burses Jductivity, are to increase to make the best use of dwindling instructional fcropriations from the faculty Police grope for leads in murder legislature and J increase ■leges. the efficiency of all By JIM BUSH man might be in trouble. death has been stymied by the absence State News Staff Writer She called two people nearby to of students from campus over spring ■ This represents a continuing Police are still groping for leads in police talked to him the previous help her and one called police. Brown !gle to maintain break. Zutaut said. Police simply could an efficiently - the murder of Martin V. Brown, evening. was rushed to Sparrow Hospital, where business without not question many people because sacrificing Midland junior, who was stabbed to Police have idea where Lockhart he died shortly after. P'ity education. death March 11 near Jenison since his disappearance from his Fee they were out of town, he explained, |ln other words, if measured by Fieldhouse. Brown is the first student Hall apartment. However, Richard O. though approximately 100 people Jiness standards and efficiency to be murdered at MSU. Bemitt, director of the Dept. of Public males dressed in Army fatigues. That have been contacted by police in connection with the slaying. Paulas, Pness many classes are simply bad No firm suspects have been Safety, said Lockhart is not himself a statement was all police have had to go operations. determined, but police are looking for suspect. on. They have been unable to discover I'1 is not considered efficient to Zutaut is confident police will Haywood Lockhart, Detroit Lockhart is the alibi for a motive for the slaying, and to date, make faster person who we have questions about," there are no eyewitnesses to help progress in their Bernitt said. "But the finger of them. investigation now that classes have resumed and students have returned to suspicion does not point to any one "We have not uncovered any type [n'encfs coll person. If we thought Lockhart was of action of Brown's that would give supect, we'd get a complaint warrant us any type of motive for this killing." for his arrest." MSU Police Capt. Adam J. Zutaut Brown, 20, was attacked and said. "All we now know is what Brown stabbed eight times in the back, side told us." campus. Police searched a South residence hall room on March 13 and found a set of army Complex fatigue clothing, which they forwarded to the u/ef, shy, and arms as he walked along the sidewalk north of Jenison Fieldhouse toward his room in Armstrong Hall. Brown was apparently not the victim of a robbery attempt, Zutaut Police Crime Lab to see if it could be the outfit worn by one of Brown's murderers. However, police State By IRENE EVANS He had just left a Saturday said, because nearly $20 was in his say no Thpv make tKe camDUs j night party sa1^' Dec^use ne . happen here.' „ 1 hey mane ine campus j wallet when he was found. Revenge report has been issued on whether the _ State News Staff Writer a dream world," one student said. in Campbell Mail. ... . _ also seems unlikely, Zutaut said, since clothes could have been worn llweniy Bill Seymour, N. Y. senior and the PoUce theonze he made his way by one ■ year - old Martin V. of the killers. ~ described by friends as quiet, resident assistant on Brown's floor, across the band practice field, across Br"wn had no reP°'ted e^mies. Hid studious the bridge by the Women's 1M — rarely attended said "Martin was the least likely person mony»Ofus *>nor h*° a They have not yet found a murder J®5; On the last of these rare I would expect to see murdered. If -• weapon. Zutaut said it is possible the ■ Sl0ns, Brown, a Midland J here inert was a hassle, he would walk «»<* the sidewalk that leads to Brody f!nmnW»* person weapon may lie at the bottom of the Complex. or persons responsible for 1,^ was fatally stabbed on his At about 1:30 a.m. Brown was Brown's death. The board of trustees Red Cedar River. "He was the most passive guy. Last attacked, police figure. The wounds in accepted the reward offer at its March BROWN An attempt to od „never d'd anything to term he was cracking down on the both his arms were apparently 16 meeting. March 13 in search of the dredge the river ■Arm a student living on his floor this thing open, we'd be very weapon was ■ "Wrong Hall said. "He was really books to bring his grades up. He kept inflicted as he fought his assailants. Zutaut asked anyone who may have happy to unsuccessful. Zutaut said with 'a sort Police theorize that five minutes see he got the reward," Zutaut said. spring of shy. He never talked mostly to himself and a small circle of any information that could thawing, the river is always "too Wftyoite passed before help police He also promised that people could unless they spoke to him friends at his end of the floor." Andrea Gaines, to deep, too muddy or too swift to get V . . . n . contact vuv w vwiiuitt the ruui Public Safety Dept. and provide information and remain Lexington junior, , _ saw Brown stagger skin divers to work successfully with a IS sludents living on Brown's of Seymour feels that the possibility racial tension will «o up only if into down. the street and try to flag her She told police she was not enco forthe * „ rd ,e with u to , anonymous and that a helper's name would not have to be made public, magnet." L,Prcs-d shock at his death, "y people asked going to stop at first, but decided the ^ information someone even if he received the reward. He added however that once the 'How could it (continued on page 19) provided became the key that broke The investigation into Brown's (continued on page 21) 2 Michigan : State News, East Lansing, Michigan : Wednesday, Mamh 2 — -^lll^8j973 l Trustees create urban college deptsj By NANCI PARSONS TTie board approved the creation of the Dept. of Urban expects between 200 and 300 undergraduate students to be Energy Commission Plant Research LaW , I admitted as majors during the first year but the courses will State News Staff Writer framework of the new and Metropolitan Studies and the Dept. of Racial and Ethnic Studies, retroactive to March 1. The latter also be offered to students in other colleges. is* 'cr7'' "ghth vw - **» The College of Urban At the meeting President Wharton announced that a department will be jointly administered by the College of Development was officially created by the board of Social Science. $5,000 reward has been anonymously donated for trustees March 16 with the establishment of two academic Wilbur B. Brookover, associate director of the Center for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the departments and the naming of an acting department Urban Affairs, was named acting chairman and professor of person or persons responsible for the death of Brown March chairman. Other action at the board's monthly meeting included the Dept. of Urban and Metropolitan Studies. Acting 11. :irreducuon - chairman for the Dept. of Racial and Ethnic Studies is yet "The police will do everything possible to solve this the establishment of the Martin Victor Brown Scholarship to be named. crime and anyone with knowledge regarding it should The American Cancer Society contriK,,. Fund in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources .. The new college was approved by the trustees last May report it immediately," Wharton said in a statement study on the effects of alkaloids in in memory of the Midland junior slain on campus earlier trea m T'"91 r<» and the first courses in the college are expected to be released just after Brown's death. cancer and the National this month. The board also accepted over $3 million in gifts Institute ofu 7 ofbr<*s and grants and awarded a building contract for the offered this fall. The U.S. Atomic Energy Commission awarded the $52,503 to the Dent, Dept. of of Human ' 0.|)P T, mZ _ granted! Robert L. 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Abourezk, D-S.D., said against the College of He said the Extension Service and other related Agriculture and the Cooperative group is programs unless the "I think we've got this thing settled," Abourezk Tuesday Extension Service seeking the allocation of money MSU board of trustees takes said as charging that their policies cater to the from existing 1973 funds for the creation of a farmworker steps to improve the policies interests of agribusiness and within 90 e reported that Russell Means and Dennis resettlement and retraining division. days. Bank, leaders of Mexican American farmworkers ignore the problems of Jones said that the he American Indian Movement, have disappeared - from The board of directors and ex farmworkers. • In a statement, Galvan is asking the federal court: University is violating the "equal ounded Knee. of Sol de Aztlan filed the •To fill the vacant Chicano protection of the laws" clause of the 14th Amendment in the U.S. District law suit positions with personnel by Abourezk said local Indian leaders of the Oglala Sioux Court in Grand Rapids. who can develop policies and discriminating against large numbers of farmworkers and ex "In the past two programs to assist Chicanos ibe have taken control and are prepared to meet years we have exhausted all and who are given the • farmworkers, especially those of Mexican - American "eral negotiators at 1 EST Wednesday in with administrative remedies within the authority to implement program background. Rapid City. University," Gilberto changes. The leaders who have taken control Martinez, president of the group, said. "The College of •The development of Lawrence Boger, dean of the College of Agriculture, and reportedly are Agriculture has continued its racist a program of staff training George Mclntyre, director of the Cooperative Extension apathetic toward the AIM. It was not immediately of farmworkers policies at the expense designed to familiarize the Cooperative Extension Service pparent where Means and Bank had gone. and ex - farmworkers. It has left its only staff with the problems of Mexican Service, were not available for comment Tuesday. I Chicano female and male - American farmworkers He sa'd Marion Franklin, commissioner of administrative positions vacant and ex farmworkers. • 1 Indian for seven months and ffairs, will fly to South Dakota to negotiate an end to the five months." •The translation of literature and David other media l-nfiict on the site of a historic massacre of Sioux Galvan, a Chicano plaintiff in the suit, communication that is available to the farmworker ibesmen by the U.S. cavalry. Abourezk quoted Franklin as saying that the emands of the Indians at Wounded Knee all have remaining been University with forcing thousands of job. "The University effective immunization program for baby chicks, yet charged the farmworkers out of a brags that they have developed an farmworker community. •The submission of programs in both a rural plan for the expansion of existing and urban and ex - Korry den eed to before and could easily be granted now. farmworkers and their families are still farmworkers areas to include and Chilean vulnerable to ex farmworkers -He doesn't see any snags at all," Abourezk said. typhoid and other diseases," he said. - including the Martinez said in development of retraining of displaced workers for Abourezk said his source for the information is a statement that between 1960 and mechanized agricultural operations. Aaron 1970 the Cooperative e Sersa. a newspaper editor on the Pine Extension Service has received Howard L. Jones, the Human Ridge Indian million and the $76 Rights party candidate for WASHINGTON (AP) - Allende, early that eservation. Agricultural Experiment Station $62 Congress from the 6th District, recently wrote President Former i Ambassador month, finished first in the -He's never lied to me yet," said Abourezk, who heads Edward M. Korry said popular election, e Indian Affairs subcommittee of the Senate but Interior Tuesday he directed U.S. ommittee. Abourezk said De Sersa told him the AIM FOR COURT FURNITURE officials in Chile to avoid without a majority. He was elected in October by the leadership has political activity as Salvador Chilean Congress. A -n replaced by himself and three others: Francis White Allende, a Marxist, headed year 'olf. Hildegarde Catches and Vern Long. He said later, the Marxist they are toward election as president government aking demands all of which have previously been of Chile in 1970. appropriated the Chile Telephone County picks agreed Co., Korry also tab told a Senate including ITT interests Abourezk said the new leaders are -d made "to let the people walk out, stack their asking arrangements give their names" to Justice Department agents. weapons By JANET SHUBITOWSKI up The commissioners were Foreign subcommittee that "no Relations American businessman in Chile ever involved the U.S. estimated by the American firm to $150 million. be worth about State News Staff Writer upset because Kallman had not followed the established procedure for Embassy in any process to purchasing km™ In what was termed new a showdown between the furnishings. interrupt the election of and the judges Allende." Ingham County Board of Commissioners, the The proper procedure is to submit the request in county finally agreed to pick up the tab for to the board. Once the board writing The former ambassador's new court has approved the office furnishings, sent out for bid. request, it is statement including a furry black loveseat. appeared to Circuit Court Judge James Kallman Kallman, however, purchased the furniture without first conflict sharply with the for the furniture at the submitted the bill summary March 13 meeting of the going to the commission or putting it out on bid. He role attributed to him by commission. He had submitted the bill to the commission. merely two former already purchased the furniture and American installed it in his office. "Someone in the county just doesn't newsmen go out and commit working in Chile the county without first for the International getting their permission," Patrick Ryan, D - District 19, said. Telephone & Telegraph lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll |J 11| minium. Canada to James Heyser, D - District 8, agreed that "He's abusing his power as a judge." definitely Corp. and The two, Hal Hendrix Robert Berrellez, told Heyser also objected to the new 20th furniture saying it century modern an ITT vice president in a truce unit An was not proper for a attempt by Ryan to send the matter back to committee failed. Ryan said the facts courthouse. since - memorandum that Korry disclosed should have been OTTAWA (AP) — Canada will sorted out before the commission had "the green stay in the Vietnam cease was called light" from li e' have not uncovered any own 's that would give us type of action of - fire commission until the end of Mitchell Sharp announced Tuesday. May, Foreign Secretary John Veenstra, D - District Kallman's alterations is well over upon to act. 6, said the total cost of the State Dept. to Allende from taking power. keep qrr\ any type of motive for The Canadians joined the four - $6,000 and could go over is killing. All we now know is what nation International $7,000 before he's through. Brown told Commission of Control and Supervision on a Veenstra said that $3,200 was for new ' Capt. Adam Zutaut. MSU Dept. of Public basis and had said they would pull out unless some headway was made to secure peace in South Vietnam. provisional purchased, $l,OO0 for renovations to the room and for replacing furniture Kallman furniture Kallman $2,000 Applications took with him when he The other members are moved from probate court to The All Indonesia, Poland and Hungary. circuit court following his University Sharp told the House of Commons that Canada will election last November. Student Judiciary (AUSJ) is withdraw after May 31 unless conditions That brings the current total currently on the commission. justify remaining up to $6,200, Veenstra accepting said. applications for He said the government would allow a Several of the commissioners undergraduate positions 30 day period on after May 31 to permit recruitment of a - argued that the judges must be made to realize that there are the Anti Discrimination replacement for other places the - Tiiiiiiiiin 111111111 ■ 1111111111111111111 Canada. money is needed more urgently. Judicial Board, the Student Sharp's announcement came one day before the end of The original motion to approve payment of $3,200 for Faculty Judiciary and the government's initial 60 the new office - day commitment to the furnishings finally passed 14 - 6. AUSJ. Applications may be Gas rationing in future? commission which began operations Jan. 28. "It was a showdown issue," Ryan said, "between the picked up in 339 Student Once confidence has been power of the board to established, he said, a peace manage fiscal policy and the judges Services Bldg. and must be commission would not be needed. If it is not to do what established, they want." returned An American "we can look forward to full scale hostilities by April 10. professor said Tuesday that - regardless of ilifornia and 28 other the presence of any observer." communities face the ospeet of gas rationing because car exhausts Because of this situation, and "the possibly far - reaching llutc the consequences of opting out now," Sharp atmosphere. said, the James Pitts, professor of government decided to stay for another 60 chemistry at California could justify withdrawal on the basis of days, though it iversity and director of the Air Pollution search Center there, said modifications to car The government has as requirements for successful its past conditions. consistently stated those conditions operation of the commission, 1*1 haust systems would control exhaust he said. pollution only half the amount required by new ndards. 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EMTORIALS- ART BUCHWALD Calmness /ear h FBI colored with Cray in wake of me to tell you how pleased he was everything else. You not only told those things out (c) 1973, Los Angeles Times them what they wanted to know, you to make sure the with the way you handled yourself Students and faculty members President Wharton pinpointed WASHINGTON - Humor has it in during the Senate hearings." told them a great deal more, and Mr. Nixon admires that in a man. No must not base their reactions to the responsibilities of each Washington that the White House is "Thank you, Mr. Haldeman. It's President wants someone working for the stabbing death of Martin V. student and faculty member in not very pleased with acting FBI been a tough two weeks but I got him who keeps secrets from the "It would be Brown on emotions or rumors. the face of the incursion of Director L. Patrick Gray's testimony through it." terrihio .. The senseless attack on the deadly violence on campus. In a before the Senate Judiciary "I want you to know the President public." "You he wasn't mad because thought I was just another L^*1 wasn't the "least disturbed when you mean Midland junior occurred near the public statement, he asked all Committee. There is very serious talk in Washington that the President is offered to show the senators on the I called John Dean III, the White Hoi""" °W'd ""W-taufSg north end of Jenison Fieldhouse members of the MSU community committee all the raw files on the House counsel, a liar?" about to jettison him. This could cause "How could the President be mad cleat with on the Sunday morning before to maintain a sense of stability great embarrassment to the Watergate bugging investigation." final exams were scheduled to and rationality. administration, but trying to keep him as the head of the FBI could even "I tried to be as forthright as 1 could, Mr. Haldeman. I felt the Senate about that? If someone in the President's family is lying to the FBI, -ft"* begin. Found near Sparty by a So far. students have reacted the President wants to read about it. "Yessir. I served inthpw„ cause more. had a right to know everything the . passing motorist. Brown told sanely to a tragic incident which How will they dump him? This is White House knew about the case." How else could he run an honest years." ^avyfor20 witnesses before he died that his "Well said. Gray. The director of administration?" "The President was verv sadly illustrates the danger of one scenario. ni« , assailants were two men in walking alone in dark areas of "Mr. Gray, the President wanted the FBI must put candor above "Well, I think it's good to get all hear that. Gray, we that is one of the most have7i0htiJ ry°u to campus. Students should take fatigues. Police are continuing their necessary precautions, such as the world today •• "The President wants St'mportant in walking in pairs through deserted toputyouin investigation of the murder. charge of clearing all the min~ 111 the Haiphong Harbor. Individuals with any helpful areas. We've 2°! information have an obligation Yet while taking those out thousands of people and ?■ to the community to pass that precautions, students must not theon,yt naval officer^* information along to the allow fear to control their "But what about the FBI?" University police. actions towards others. "Anybody can be the head nf .k I FBI, Gray, but how many President trust to sweep mencalSj the mine!? I ^ book of North Vietnam? Will Use "I ... I ... I don't know " "Good here's your ticket you do1*"" to Hanoi Air Force One is Students often lose at both turn his cash back into books, he leaving in one hou " ends when buying or selling pays 75 percent of the books. publisher's list price on used "You don't have to Hive The three established book books. confirmation to work on a l' S min. stores on Grand River Avenue, as An alternative is the New sweeper in Haiphong. In fact,' anyon well as the book store on Community Book Exchange in who sweeps mines for the Pn the West Shaw Hall lower lounge. entitled to full executive campus, pay a maximum 50 per privilege." cent of list price - if that Now in its second year, the Art Buchwald, 48. is books the students sell. exchange lets the student set the a humor o.lutmj on w«h | 350 newspapers around the usually about 60 percent of list world. price. The book buyer saves Edits money, and the book seller his investment. The Doctor's recoups more on The SN unsigned opinion articles id The exchange makes no charge for its service. turn in Students have until 6 p.m. to books for sale. Book sales Ru ADiuni n UUCOMCD By ARNOLD WERNER, MD Bag ^ published in this space each day (bring a list) are from 9a.m. to 6 is a capacity possessed primarily by Letters may be addressed to Dr. preoccupying my mind afterwards, bumps. Many of them seem t reflect the perspective of the p.m. now through Friday and 10 even concentrating on chess games. All men in their late teens and early 20s. student editors the State Werner at the University Health They from the usual one to ingrown hairs. They usually see at a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. Budget - may range Center. Names need not be included of these have failed and I am at a loss disappear in the summer. I v News. conscious students should check as many as six or eight ejaculations. unless a personal reply is requested. as to what to do. If you cannot think The first one is usually the best and really like to know if there is anythinj Concentrating mostly on local into it. of anything to do, please try to they become progressively more work I can do about them. [This letter vq and state issues, these editorials Life is a perpetual erection for me, explain that it is not inadequacy on and less fun for everyone involved. written by a woman.) attempt to provide reasoned at least it seems this way. While this my girl's behalf. The woman's capacity for repeated or A number of possible explanation discussion of current issues. SN refund might not seem like a problem, it is The problem you raise is almost prolonged sexual contact increases as could be provided for the problem ya From time to time, some she gets older, often being rather low giving me a hassle right now. Even worthy of an entire column. I usually describe. I will start with I' hear of men's fantasies of super in late adolescence and early readers misinterpret the policy of Students carrying 10 credits or after several orgasms I still maintain an physiologic and work toward :lfl erections and unlimited performance, adulthood with many women mechanical. During the cooler monM not more who do not wish to read the erection, sometimes for more than an signing names to these which they often tie to enhancement becoming capable of multiple orgasms State News or use its services may hour afterwards. Even though I am many women with hair on their thiM editorials. of their desirability in the eyes of later in life. do not shave the hair off. During tfl than satisfied, the erection is Along with most other receive authorization for a refund of more women. But, your letter highlights a Under no circumstances should you summer months, because of wear® maintained, making my girl feel newsoaDers newspapers, ine State the Mate News ,\ews lets lets the $1. registration by fee Paid at presenting their fee inadequate about fulfilling my needs. different reality. It sounds as if your try any antidotes to prevent erections. bathing suits and shorts, women The persistence of your erection is no the names of the editors in the receipt card at 345 Student Services girlfriend would gladly exchange to shave their legs much higher. I'm afraid to try any medical reflection of inadequacy in your marathon performance for a sense of may well be developing ingrown ha masthead appearing elsewhere on Bldg. through April 6 from 8 to 12 antidotes available to prevent erections a.m. and 1 to 5 p.m. completion. I think some explanation partner. You both may as well enjoy it or irritation from the hairs where thi this page serve as a "byline" for for fear of making her feel even more while it lasts. Certainly, this should be might permit you both to enjoy your are curling and turning back into tl these editorials. inadequate. I've tried showers. fortuitous physiologic attribute for the helpful to your partner if she has any skin. This problem would be enhancl need for prolonged sexual ccntact in few years it may last. by wearing tight fitting slacl Erectioas occur when physical or order to achieve orgasm herself. Sex Art Levin, containing synthetics. Some peo« general manager; Robert for humans should be different than it John Burger, editor ■ in - chief; Charlie psychic stimulation produces changes break out in rashes from the rubbiB Cain, managing editor; Michael Fox, Bullard, sales manager; LaVonne Potter, is for animals, who editorial editor. classified advertising manager; Bervin in the blood flow through the penis so couple and of synthetic fibers against their ski Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy Ross, that more blood goes in than comes uncouple as rapidly as possible. I am The use of panty hose during tP advocate of the relaxed approach, Bill Holstein, campus editor; Mike Cody, office manager. Members of the board of directors: Vic out. The internal structure of the penis makes it like a number of other an so you might use that hour afterwards winter might also contribute to irritation. Dry skin, which is vJ j copy chief; Bill Whiting, photo editor; Gary Scharrer, sports editor; Nancy Jablonowski, Spaniolo, president; Debbie White, vice inflatable devices which become stiff to do something unique — talk to each common in cool weather, see® other. staff association representative. president; Carolyn Stieber, secretary Frank Senger; Roland Williams; when pumped up. Erections occur in I don't especially prone to mcchanij treasurer; non sex-related situations also. have pimple problems irritation. The solution to Tom Riordan; Al Wilke; Michael Orr. Lee Lockwood, advertising manager; Jim The Michigan State News is a seven - time Younger men in particular may be anywhere except on my thighs. At problem may lie in approp able to sustain an erection following times they seem to "break out" all modification of your attire and ^ Signorelli, asst. advertising manager; Al recipient of the Pacemaker Award for Kirleis, circulation manager. outstanding journalism. climax. Repeated orgasms, especially over and they are sore, other times coming of warm weather. without loss of an erection in between, they seem to dry up and stay red Copyright 1973 seek employment elsewhere. use to alleviate both air and n cashing checks without phone check a Candy Ridi State on their balances. Earlier that day I Escorts Lynne O'Neil Laasing resident pollution. Wayne, New Jersey juJ withdrew $7 and they even ran a March 7, 1973 and 53 other studej Two To the Editor: phone check on that, so it is not a matter of the amount. It is a matter of To the Editor: I hope that you will see fit to print March 6,19 I wish to make public the treatment I received at East Lansing State Bank. my being young, a student and this somewhere in your paper, as it I have had a checking account with this bank for three and one half years. probably because I am female. I can understand that there are could save some women a lot of hassle. On March 7, 1973, you ran this Panca 1 tried to cash a check there for $350. problems with student accounts, but I resent having an immediate personality advertisement: Ladies escort/dating service. $3 an hour. Call for To The Editor: queasy fee® I Cents I needed the money Though I have by the next day. transacted several judgment performed on me, especially for appointment. 482-0909. Just as I watching had a the finals of m thousand dollars through this bank, an irreversible one. Second, I object Having just read an article in the International House of Pancal the teller told me I would have to have even was more rude and to the man's attitude. He condescending, treating Detroit Free Press on a similar pancake eating contest, I had about how explicitly the contest quafrI an officer approve the check, as I did me as a naughty little girl. He kept operation in Detroit, I was prompted not have enough money in my account to call the listed number and get some were followed by the judges. to cover it "if it bounced." As I shaking his head before I even began information on the job requirements The winning team managed toJ Worth handed the check to the officer, he immediately looked at me and said, to speak, and he seemed surprised that I would even try to casha check there. and "working conditions." This is what I found out: Women must be at 330 pancakes between also managed to them. W regurgitate I "we don't cash them this big." Once again we have another least 18, out-going and intelligent. For pancakes four times. According* I smiled, as I thought that with all example of the manner in which local this, they will be paid $3 an hour contest rules, if a contestant feel® the accounts they handled, he must be stores and banks discriminate against (which, I was informed, was a lot of must regurgitate, and does so, I™ joking. He was not. He informed me students. If I had been 45 and male, it money). However, the man renting the disqualified. The State News welcomes curtly that they couldn't possibly cash is likely I would not have been woman will be charged at least $15 per Team three, finishing in seci all letters. They must be the check if I didn't have an account questioned. (The man in front of me hour, and as much as $50 for an place, were regurgitated upon I typed on a 65 space line and there. Both he and the teller didn't wasn't.) I want to publicize the unfair evening. their clothes, on their hair, in i even take the time to turn the check treatment I got there, so perhaps water, and on their pancakes im still had to be eaten to stay i"l double spaced. Letters must be signed and should include hometown, student, over, name, where I had endorsed it with my account number, student people will think twice about opening an account there. There seems to be per This escort service is making hour per woman for answering the $12 Bus-off running). They ate 294 panJ■ number, address, phone number and phone and matching clients with To the Editor: without any problems holding very little that we can do in dealing down, and were the only team tl faculty or staff standing, driver's license number. I politely told women while the women are getting Almost all students on with these organizations, except to campus $3 per hour for doing all the work, during the contest as a matt® local phone number and him I did have an account there, but know where the Shaw bus make their discriminatory policies depot is, so local address. No unsigned' he barely listened and he continued to public. I urge all students to do the such as handling drunk customers and especially the residents of West Shaw fact. I Disqualification was deternf letters will be accepted, but men who want more for their money Hall. Each day the bus drivers park the shake his head before I even got the same. solely by the judges but if I the words out. The person who wrote the than conversation. Since the average buses and leave them State News will running, very woman will only work about 20 hours withhold author's name in check was with me and she identified It is time to start asserting beliefs often for more than a half - hour at a decided to change the rule| per week, she will only gross around extreme cases. Letters may herself. He said that her bank was in a through action instead of passively time, while the bus drivers sit and talk midstream, they should different city and that they couldn't $60 per week, and out of this she must to each other. This is mentioned it to the fish. be edited for clarity and sitting back because "nothing can be definitely conciseness verify it. (They couldn't even pick up done about it." Something can be pay for all of her cosmetics, hair care, wasting gasoline and polluting the air All teams did a fine job and it fl to I so that more suitable clothes and any other job the phone to check on the account! I done. Though it will be difficult to as well. Moreover, these exhaust fumes good contest thanks letters can be was willing to pay for the call — all pay bills without a checking account, I related expenses, not to mention her blow in through the windows of West International House of Paneakel WVIC. However, first prize si accommodated. Letters will regular living expenses. 50c of it.) He told me that I could intend to try. As a human being I Shaw Hall residents, serving as an have been awarded to team three.1 not be edited for content. deposit it, but that I would have to refuse to deal with organizations that irritation as well as a distraction to wait five days until it "cleared" to place money above people. There are For these reasons, I should like to students. This problem will be But I realize despite any arguB withdraw it again. many of them. I am starting here. suggest that unless your female readers augmented as warmer weather arrives the decision of the judges is finalM I object to two things. First, the don't mind the low pay, can gracefully and students Rollyn (J. Kf Sally A. Sellers keep their windows open. policy seems questionable, especially Ann Arbor senior handle any situation and are well We hereby request that all bus drivers Menominee! since older people in trained in self defense, they should turn off the buses while not in actual March 7J front of me were March 2,1973 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 28, 1973 5 TOM WICKER Mayoralty Republican support, whether that he was turns conservatives that won John comedy 'When I hav party's nominee or not. And Lindsay state or local, and from a by the mayoralty in 1969. police ■NEW YORK - The New York jettisoning the Republicans before candidate like Frank Rizzo of The following poem on the subject of death was written Ivoralty campaign has moved from they, in effect, abandoned Philadelphia. In that guise, even as a by Sir Noel Coward, British him, Or, if he playwright and actor, who died flow politics to high comedy. It has l egg on the face of Gov. Nelson A. Wagner picks up the further benefit of can sees the opening, Wagner still enter the Democratic retread eight years out of office, who Monday at the age of 73. having refused to play primary did not exactly exalt the Coward, who will be buried this Rockefeller and Rose, as for puppet for perhaps if it appears to him that he city during week in Jamaica, Lkefeller. murder in the hearts of awhile he the 12 years of his earlier donated a copy of the unpublished poem in his unite mayoralty, handwriting te of his Republican vassals, appeared ready to do. can while most liberal Democrats, Wagner should prove a formidable to an auction for an actor's fund which will be held April Lexity on the brows of the other On the other hand, through the are Biagii and controller Abe Beame candidate, 12 in New York. fclidates, of whom there are too week of splitting the more conservative machinations, pressure and Democratic vote. T,y to tell without a scorecard, and maneuvers by which the aborted All of this is good fun, and at least Une new sheen on the shell - and - I candidacy of Robert F. Wagner. Republican Liberal deal was By giving the Republicans the back spares the city from the ignominy of apparently being put together, having its mayor more or less decreed ■All of this was accomplished in a Wagner of his hand, Wagner by Rockefeller and Rose; and WHEN / HA VE FEARS paid off the Wagner's ■gle unexpected stroke when election might prevent that of a much fleri an old pro of whom it has All of this appears to give Wagner the inside lane less acceptable man. But when all of When I have fears as Keats had fears Ci said that he does not even tell to campaign as an independent Liberal who that is said and done, the problems of Of the moment I'll cease to be [self what he is up to, repudiated a save the nation's can the city will remain — another / console myself with vanished years j by which he was to have been largest city from the bosses, state question from that of who can be or local, and from a police candidate Remembered laughter, remembered Kured both the Liberal and elected. tears, like Frank The peace of the Rizzo of changing sea tublican nominations, even though Philadelphia. In that guise, even as a And remembered friends who are Ks himself a lifelong Democrat. This retread eight years out of office, who did not Politics in How happy they are / cannot know dead and gone. \eJ play was being engineered by exactly exalt the city during the 12 and a perhaps necessarily democracy usually — But [ckefeller, a Republican who earlier years of his to — comes down happy am / who loved them so. mayoralty, a choice among pcled most of his party's reluctant Wagner should prove a inadequacies; the s into line, and by Alex Rose, formidable candidate. Wagner caper enlivens the scene but it does not invalidate that rule of thumb. lyberal party leader, hat deal could only have been was constantly on the front pages and Republican leaders who had been bad had Rockefeller been able to :tive ntee the Republican nomination, the more nightly television shows, garnering publicity than any other mouthing him even while they were - C.L. SULZBERGER Wagner could hardly have won a candidate of any party and knuckling under to Rockefeller; at the focusing same time he left the governor out on |tested Republican primary. Sure the attention of the <.-ity on himself. limb. Having already pronounced lugh, his repudiation of Republican He is assured of the Liberal line, a Wagner the best man to rescue the city Iport came just one day before a already delivered r mayoral candidate, state Sen. Marchi (ouna'd that he of Staten was, Island indeed, November no matter what the to him by Rose, and will therefore be on the ballot Republican and Democratic next happens in and having promoted a Wagner candidacy as a matter of good government, Rockefeller can hardly Can Japan aid U.S.? retreat from such fulsome support, ! i n g for the Republican primaries. He may well be positioned and indeed his first reaction to Jpination. The net effect is that as a Liberal, moreover, between the (c) 1973 NEW YORK TIMES ■ckefoller appears not to have been conservative Marchi on the Republican Wagner's swift footwork was to say NEWS SERVICE dams, mechanizing agriculture and intellectually we are closer to America 1 to deliver, and Wagner — who is line and the law that "if he runs, I think he should be TOKYO — Japanese internal building a vast communications than Europe. It is imperative that we ■ and - order elected." 1 even, as yet, an announced development and American external system. work together. candidacy of the ex policeman, Rep. - He claims this year's budget of $48 Ididate - appears smart enough to Mario Biaggi, who is considered trade are directly linked in the mind of • j » "You nuicutaua Americans have uo>c had your L avoided by All of this appears to Kakue. billion alloted than 60 per cent a prospective booby trap, many as the favorite to win the give Wagner Tanaka this country s more burdens and suffering in Asia and have the inside lane to to thJs n a general election, moreover, he Democratic primary. That is the same campaign as an prQgram whjch he calls paid your price. We would like to help I unlikely to have won significant middle independent Liberal who can save the mnufJc simply p!:emier. His thesis stated. can be equivaient to Franklin Roosevelt's you. Take the latest dollar crisis: The positioning between two nation's largest city from the If his design for social New Deal bosses, improvement except that his "Grand United States alone could not solve it; lONESBURY of Asia's leading industrial power can Design" was not inspired by economic therefore Japan participating in the by Garry Trudeau be carried out, this will solution. And the same has been true require so I heavy an investment in Japan's own in tariff negotiations. We want to /vfy' A t,eTrea RUNNING uj po&: pi ease Foa- \\jf\ei6HT " THE domestic needs that its current Japan's "social infrastructure" is only expand world trade, not to contract it. from PH&EP ' V 6m IfCt»Se-f/f3E, r SHEP one quarter that of the U. S. heavy advantage in the international export - it's about Mw PEUHQuENCV I IN NOT IaJRiTINS r my uhcke-d uiflvs, "The world's moral leadership must you and opemep up market will be investment in national living standards be American and the t/mc I bOONEH I HlPtJe 0E£N appreciably cut. American I we Petri's E/f&r As he would, he insists, automatically reduce position must be defended. We only ' mts Busy. ' souvenir shop" sees it, the result would be a no! the Japanese competitive position in perceptible benefit for U. S. trade with ^ ua hope the dollar will become stronger. Japan which now exports more than foreimTrade It must maintain its role as the key $3 billion a year more to America than currency." it buys. For The premier sees the United States him, the closing of that "You Americans have had gap, which is at the root of U. S. and Japan as both particularly your burdens and suffering balance of payments and monetary concerned by shrinking supplies of in Asia and have paid your difficulties, would help this nation's energy and believes they should rely price. We would like to help more on nuclear biggest commercial partner while power. But at the you .we want to expand same time simultaneously improving Japanese ... new sources of oil and world trade, not natural gas can be developed. living standards. to contract Whether Tanaka can it." Tanaka has been urging President actually achieve this vision remains to be Nixon to support a U. S. - seen. — Kakuei Tanaka, Japanese OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL NINE Certainly there is logic in his joint venture in exploiting Soviet Japanese premier Siberia's oil deposits at Tyumen. If argument. Japan's current trade advantage is based on foreign arrangements can be worked out with relatively low wages and internal Within two years the shift of Moscow, Japan has in mind investing consumption as well as on high $1 billion. productivity. national funds to domestic The premier explained this concept requirements and regularization of He claims the American Gulf Oil during an hour and a half conversation commercial and Co. is considering putting up $200 at his private residence monetary overlooking the relationships can, he believes, bring million if the idea is approved by the putting green where he likes to about a satisfactory situation in the National practice. Security Council in American balance of payments vis He is an active, - a - Washington. However, negotiations on quick - talking, self - vis Japan. this, as well as natural gas resources at made man, stocky, well - dressed, Tanaka stresses a desire to retain Yakutsk have not given to easy smiles and swift gestures. yet reached close links with He spoke in Japanese, Washington. He says agreement. simultaneously the free world is economically According to the premier, his basic interpreted, explaining that he wanted dominated by the United States, the priority is to accelerate Japan's to entirely remodel his nation. Common Market and Japan and adds: internal development and He talks of thereby to creating a hundred new "From our point of view the Common eliminate the existing U. S. trade cities, each of 250,000 population. gap Market differs from Japan more than by ending this country's advantages. and constructing a thousand new the United States. Geographically and The question is: Can he deliver? air and n FiletO'Fish Sandwich Tender, crisp, golden brown Filet, topped with A Deep Sea Adventure Candy Richl mellow cheese and w Jersey junl : other studel tangy tartar sauce on a March 6,1* hot, steamy bun . . Try if for a change' kes| queasy fee' tals of L of PaH , I had qua ie contest n .segdi nanaged to n them. ™ egurgitate According tnatset fee' does so, I ling in 88 id upon • r hair, in iancakes 0 to stay in 294 P»n s holding Miss J is enthusiastic about jacket dressing. . . >nly team as a matW plain contrasts w.th plaid as easy care polyester/cotton pink or navy sa' detern seersucker plaid and solid pink or navy sailcloth coordinates work s, but i the rule together in a wardrobe of ways From Patty Woodard, sizes 5 to 13. should A h. Plaid blazer $24 Solid cuffed pants, $16. JIt job and » Long sleeve nylon turtleneck top in pink, navy or white. S-M-L, $11. »nks f pancake j B Top-stitched solid b,cycle jacket. $19. Plaid cuffed pants. $19. tpri/e s team three e any arg« **44 J Iges is fin"'; YOU DESERVE A BREAK TODAY AT McDONALD'S ollyn G.b March 1 lenomine Jacc >1 )fc>on£> 234 W. GRAND RIVER 1024 E. GRAND RIVER 2040 E. GRAND RIVER £ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesd; ^^1^1973 Experts to probe U.S. foreign policy By SHARON HANKS State News Staff Writer with . the cease - January, Crisis in America fire in .. with first - .. hand experience will be among the more - « •What has government learned from the U.S. ... .... the Conflict." He is the former director of the i and r.n father's her ' . conscription brother's iiiavU worldwide Mark I/la perspective. Sheldon, a noted 1 n .. Fuller and Kubicka Wo7L H • Krvl k u redefined the conference to than dozen the Indochina War? imprisonment and author and member of the speakers American Friends Service Physical Nationally known include a much wider scope. featured, she said. •How will it apply those subsequent conscription. Committee of Concerned therapist ^ *8 ' Committee Rehabilitation American Friends experts will gather MSU April 11-14 at to The conference is an Some vital questions lessons to the rest of the Program for war injured Her brother was a leader in Asian Scholars, will speak U.S. Committee m tjt effort to "point out more which will be raised include: world? the Saigon Student Peace on strategy in the discuss American the effects of foreign policy clearly the criminal - type •Does the cease - fire Everyone is welcome to civilians in South Vietnam. Martin Nicolaus, a radical Movement. Pacific. Rehabilitation Quang Ngai in lg6g pSjJ*! role the U.S. has played in mean that the U.S. has given attend the four daily sociologist, will discuss the A Filipino student will 11 upon Indochina and the rest 'U.S. Military. Incorporated' discuss the expanding role Vietnaiimese of the Pacific area. Vietnam." explained Lois up their objectives in sessions. The first three will MSU Vietnam Project in Th dinner Gertz, spokeswoman for Indochina? be held at 7 p.m. starting "MSU Profs, Peasants and The second session on of U.S. counterinsurgency evenin I The conference, entitled c u 1 m ... a t e Wi|| April 11 in Police." April 12 will emphasize in her country. Also, Martin "The Empire's New Clothes Crisis >n America. •What differences exist Ballroom. the Union covert forms of U.S. Nicolaus will speak on "U.S. Vietnamese dinner An Investigation of U.S. Experienced speakers Finally, a Vietnamese dinner, n, !k!e - between 1954 and 1973? prepared Foreign Policy," is All speakers share a deep American imperialism student, Nguyen Thi • Ngoc Imperialism in Indochina. Imperialism: The 1970s. ' team bv •Is it likely that the U.S. members Thoa, will discuss the Marily McNabb, a researcher April 14, the final day of , sponsored by Crisis in commitment to the will send back bombers or The first session will "Effects of the war in for National Action the conference, will be with 'he ,J'av*N America. conference Indochina people . nd an troops for Thieu? concentrate on U.S. Vietnam." She will speak Research on the Military devoted to informal Program, Wjn . clJln» The originally been planned had as a opposition to U.S. at domination of tempts Indochina, • What are 10,000 "civilian" advisers doing in imperialism and the role of MSU. Lou Kubricka will about her childhood in I nd ustrial Complex, will discussions and workshops local Buddhi*> marinated rtncke' l '1 I.,.;?? war - crimes tribunal but Gertz said. Several experts South Vietnam? speak on "The History i>f DaNang and the effects of speak on the close on and statewide relationship between programs. corporations and the military in: "U.S. Military, Informal workshop OVER BUDGET, PERSONNEL Incorporated." Division St Finally, a Vietnamese The workshop will start at 9:30 a.m. at St. John's 332-5765. The dinner" student, David Truong, will discuss "Continued U.S. Student Center, 327 MAC Besides the officials Subversion." Truong has set Ave. Speakers will include speaker County By JANET SHUBITOWSKI of civilian dispatchers for additional positions at this "Our department is needed for additional up Freedom the represent Vietnam Committee South Vietnamese political Political the interests of to Barbara In Fuller, Leza Zadel, Nancy Woodside and Becky Oates. the afternoon, a Vietnam will be throughout The an exhibit ^ibit on the four dupto da on State News Staff Writer the sheriffs department to time. If Preadmore wants responsible for transporting personnel. Preadmore prisoners. His father is panel: Organizing in the Pictures, includes Tensions between replace four patrolmen additional personnel, people from mental expected just to ask and Truong Dinh Dzu, the 1967 '70s, will be held from 1:30 fi|mSi printed inaterial and currently handling the job. Veenstra said, Preadmore facilities to their homes, receive, Ryan said. presidential runner - up who 4:30 p.m. at St. John's. art Ingham County Sheriff - work of the Kenneth Preadmore and the Two of these patrolmen will will have to go through the responding to calls for When interviewed was sentenced to hard labor Panel members include Ted Vietnamese county commission have move into existing proper channels. assistance and helping the Monday, Preadmore said he for his peace views. Glick, a defendant at the Peop'e. Mobile The Indoch* will ' ' Education Project come to a head with vacancies. One move Traditionally, elderly to medical has no particular problems On April 13, Vietnam Harrisburg conspiracy trial, will be on Preadmore charging the into the newly - created department heads have done facilities," Preadmore said. with this year's board. will be placed on a Marilyn McNabb, Barbara display on tht second floor of the commission with playing position of supervisor of the what they want," Veenstra "Sometimes we don't even Union civilian dispatchers, and the said. "We're trying to make have "I have no more party politics. enough men to put one Pleadmore. a Republican fourth will take a temporary them justify their actions." patrol car on the road." problems with this board sheriff for 12 years, is faced for the first time with a position officer as a until water safety another the Preadmore, angered at action of the "We need manpower," he said. additional than any other," he said. "In fact, the young are sometimes more receptive Area health agencies Democratic commission. He opening occurs. commission, said he was Prior to the March Preadmore protested that than the older." has encountered opposition withdrawing the services of meeting of the commission, from personnel the and board bugetary on the fourth position should be made permanent. John Veenstra, D his department as medical examiners for the county. He claimed he did not have Preadmore had stormed out of a personnel committee Derwood Boyd, R District 9, Ingham County decline plan to merge matters. • meeting when he was commissioner for 12 years, District 6, said that the sufficient to informed By LAURA MILLER "If there is going to be going to At the March 13 board manpower that he would said it is just a matter of establishment meeting the commissioners board was not willing to handle this in addition to have to go through the getting to know each other State News Staff Writer funding for one, then there type, bureaucratic sen-ices, consider Representatives of is going to be another and Mary Rothman, director approved the appointment any permanent other duties. proper channels - just like better. counseling, health and then another," he said. MSU women's everyone else — to get what ''The program he wanted. younger service agencies decided The city wants to avoid said. commissioners do have The Women's Center ais against a proposal to merge funding numerous agencies UtileQ, Patrick Ryan, D - District some good ideas," he said. but representatives of the believes women, especial their agencies into a 19, said that every "Many of them are good, Women's Center, Listening in rape cases, are community counseling threatene department except the but some are impractical center recently. Ear, the Drug Education by some agencies and sheriffs came with prepared and they're finding that Center The Women's Center (DEC) and MSU and variety of alternatives r J^esajs statements of what they out." called a meeting to fulfill a county representatives favor needed, Sue Holland, cent* requirement that it meet diversity in counseling representative said. with various agencies to services. Dozier Thornton, Tuesday discuss a community center for city funding. "Some comfortable people feel with more some member of the Relations Committee, sa city Huma The Bluegrass The city council made problems going to different he also supported diversi the stipulation because it places," Elliot Frank, a DEC of services in handling felt the city needed a spokesman, said. concerns of differe Extension Service Treat 8:30-11:30 community counseling centeroftltha/i o n t .. IV Tntiatljf' t»f separate servicesiof women', than - a Representatives of DEC said many students used their service, because it is located in an old house, and people, including blacksi older citizens. While cooperation, it would the tl THE BEST PIZZA men, " older people or its appearance is not difficult to combine tl| Wednesday teenagers, John PUriarche, threatening young services of DEC, I AT Trivia city manager said. people. 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Edward veterans who served durinc bonus issue D * Romulus, the Vietnam halak, era would $500. bonuses for veterans of -oduced legislation last 88 mUch 85 In °rder to be other wars," Mahalak Ck which would once - eligible pointed out. "I don't feel in place the financing of nuses for Vietnam War for each month of service and $15 for domestic £" have to ,veteran wo"'d for served have had more that those who served this war should be each than 60 short is before the month of foreign service. days, be honorably changed and I don't believe - discharged and have been l. the people of Survivors of those who resident of Michigan want Michigan for at them to be short - i Mahalak's plan calls for a died from service least six months changed. - before That is why it is so ^0 million state bond connected induction. causes would important that they get ,e to be voted on in the receive a lump sum payment another chance to vote vember 1974 election. "We have on a provided bonus bond issue." A proposal for a $266 11 ion bond issue for i-tnam veterans' bonuses educational benefits Book turned down in last exchange FIRST FOR ■ vember's election. eases iMahalak's bill calls for a j million bond issue to j ust^d for bonuses only. }ier legislation student cost providing educational benefits and - By CHRIS DANIELSON 20 volunteer workers of business loans for that books at the exchange, and State News Staff Writer ';tnam veterans, financed keep the exchange going. she said she sold over half of slate appropriation, was Though it is not to 2,500 students the 40 books she put up for advertised as much come to the exchange each |j introduced by Mahalak. commercial as book stores the year> he sale last term. Between Sue lining Grand River Avenue Alderman, Ovid Mahalak blamed other 2,000 and 3,000 books are sophomore, bought three or the MSU posals on the ballot for Bookstore, Put UP for sa'e and an books this term for 60 per defeat of the veterans' many students go to the avera8e of $425 is taken in cent of the new New price. She is last November. Community Book each day, he added. said she buys books at the Exchange in the basement A11 of the money is exchange because the ^Unfortunately, there lounge of West Shaw Hall to turned over to the original money goes to the students, several other more get the best prices for owners of the books, most not to the book stores. .troversial proposals on buying or selling their of w^om sell the volumes ballot books. f°r 60 percent of what Spring term sales have same which they been better so far than : tributed to the defeat of The book exchange is a ^or them, they were winter term, Kraus eterans' bonus. nonprofit organization The commercial book said. Poor publicity, Wwise, I feel certain it which has been in operation stores pay students 50 per competition from the now Id have for 10 terms, Pete - u passed," Kraus, cent of the new price for defunct ASMSU book 'halak said. Cincinnati, Ohio, junior, their books, and sell them said. For the last two exchange, and the fact that years for 75 per cent of the there was no exchange fall >der his plan, Michigan Kraus has been one of the original price, Kraus said. term due to This term Ann a scheduling McAlpine, mixup hurt sales last term, Bay City junior, put up six he added. leaders leave hardback books for sale at 60 per cent of the paid for them. price she The New Community Book Exchange is the only campuswide exchange at the "I get a lot more founded Knee here than in the book stores on Grand River Avenue," she said. "There they don't money present time, though some colleges sponsor their own exchanges, Kraus said. TEXT Advertising 205 Wright - Advertising NEW $11.95 TEXT Educ. 325E NEW USED The last day of the Collier Teach. Math Mod. BOUNDED KNEE, S.D. (AP) The president of the give you what the books are El. School sla Sioux said Tuesday he was told at a federal exchange is April 4, and $8.95 $6.70 !' briefing worth." book sellers will pick leaders of the Wounded Knee uprising up Astronomy 119 slipped out of McAlpine said that this is their money and any unsold Jastrow Astronomy Fisheries 200 : ullage overnight during what officials say was the the third term she has sold - $12.50 $9.40 books the next two days. 1. liest gunfire exchange of the month - old Wagner Environment & Man $7.50 $5.65 occupation, 2. Odum wliard Wilson, the tribal president, said Dennis Banks - Ecology $4.25 $3.20 Russell Means of the. American Indian Movement left Building Construction 200 village under the cover of darkness and during the Beyer - Housing $11.95 Geography 204 Haggett-Geography $10.95 $8.20 *1 expect the whole thing will collapse within two Crim. Justice 110 " fi\ , Wilson said of the occupation. He said he also had Germann Journalism 110 - Intro. Law Enforcement $9.75 ed that no more than 60 Indian militants remain in the Edwards - Journ. Free Society $6.95 $5.20 !{e, the rest having slipped out the past few nights, •kesmen would not comment on Wilson's report. [A federal marshal wounded in the gunfire late Monday | Kenneth Threadgill Econ. 200 Math 111 Spencer - Cont. Economics $10.95 $8.20 \ reported in serious condition Tuesday and federal Swokowski - Fund. Alg. & Trig. $9.50 $7.15 sotiators said they were willing to talk with the Indians and the ite the shooting incident. *★<*★★★★*★★★★★★★ Velvet Cow Pasture WHY BUY NEW . . . SAVE 25% The Ecological Interest Group of the yL ■ (from Austin, Texas) Department of Psychology ^ FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE announces Q A Pilot Course in * Experimental * OPEN TIL 9:00 Social Innovation * March 29 - April 3 Objectives: The Application * of Scientific Principles to * WED. JTHUR. Social Change * Instructors: R. Calsyn, C. 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They The Byrds and the folk the first to leave the group, This new album awaiting with baited breath combines all these people. capture an innocent country ever since David Geffen rock of the 1960s has for personal reasons. He flavor that the other tunes later released a solo album The overall smooth sound dropped the word that all played a great role in the just don't have. "Full and also appeared on an and mix should be credited the original Byrds were back development of Circle" is definitely the high contemporary music. The album with the Dillards (a to Crosby as he produced together in a recording the album. The individual point of the album. The low studio cutting an album- Byrds were one of the first group, incidentally that will - keyed Mitchell ballad "For be appearing soon at the tracks consist of two Neil Cutting the album must groups to come out of the Free" is also very well done. have been difficult for the wierdness on the West Coast Stables). He got into a Young songs, "Cowgirl in Neil Young's two songs are and have pretty hard - core country the Sand" and "(See the individual artists, great success, given the harmony and considering what they had originally by just doing rock sound. Sky) About to Rain"; "For complex arrangements the to live up to. Also merging harmony versions of Dylan Guitarist Chris Hillman Free," a Joni Mitchell tune; originals lacked." all their talents now that songs. They continued and drummer Michael and two songs each by The McGuinn and they are all individually into evolving through the 1960s, Clarke grew dissatisfied with Clark, Crosby, Hillman, and Hillman songs are more or but the backbone of their the direction of the bank band McGuinn. These last songs, so many different things eventually split up. less rockers reflecting where must not have been easy. sound was always an electric around 1968 and split to with members going their logically enough, largely Manassas and the McGuinn's It's nice to say this is one of 12 string guitar and form a more Country and individual ways. capture the "current sound" - of their authors, and are Byrds are at. Western - oriented band, the Chris Hillman eventually If there is a weak point blended together with an Flying Burrito Brothers. ended up with Stephen on the album, it's in the two This band was excellent, Stills' Manassas. David overall harmonized, country 4th media putting out three albums, the second of which grew to Crosby, of course, became the C in CSN & Y. Roger - ish sound. Gene Clark's two songs Crosby songs, "Long Live the King" and "Laughing" which relfect the lyric become a classic. In a lot of McGuinn stuck out with the "Full Circle" and "Changing Heart" are my personal shallowness of his solo set Mayfor ways the Brothers Flying Burrito excelled above their mother group. 'ITie Byrds, member replacing each as they quit, until the band became a shell of favorites (the album leads one into the tracks which album. All things considered, Media '73, the fourth point. A smaller inflatable this is a fine album. If you AV'ir Itvntsm album annual media festival at structure will be moved have ever gotten into the MSU, will seek alternative daily to isolated pockets on Byrds, CSN & Y the Flying Roger McGuinn played at the Byrd s concert in the methods of campus to bring Burrito Brothers or MSU Auditorium last May. The original education, Byrds architecture, life styles and performances to areas Manassas, you'll find reformed to produce a new album, The without permanent something to like on this Byrds on media May 17 - 19 with facilities. Kivas and lecture album. If you haven't, Asylum Records. daily workshops and nightly State News photo by performances. halls will also be used. welcome to the past. Craig Porter I An organizational A site will be chosen on meeting will be held at 7 campus to erect an 800 seat p.m. Monday in the Union inflatable theater which will Ballroom. Everyone is Redford shaky serve as the festival's focal invited. PROGRAM INFORMATION W 3905 G3 BARGAIN DAY ICHIGAN Theatre • Lansinq him. The By BILL MECHANIC much else. savage, without civilized scruples, and script provided by Milius ai Anhalt is crucial and State News Reviewer Jeremiah Johnson, played by Redford, Robert Redford hardly fills the bill, more more to blame] FROM THE JUNGLE TO THE GYM - HE'S THE GREATEST! "Jeremiah Johnson" is a predoatory is a man tired of civilization and war, who When Johnson is attacked by the Basing their screenplay books on two <»n life in the mountains fascinatij film, one which feeds off the daring and heads out for the mountains and wilderness Indians for breaking the code of ethics, one duringtb with the simple conviction that "it oughta starts to feel sorry for him, that he has Civil War period, they elicited the success of earlier films without leaving structun) be different from down there." been wrongly victimized. The method of rather than the force and conviction. anything in return. While other film makers Once away from the civilized life, vengeance, however, was meant as an Pollack, who made a credible film have restructured and re-examined the on Johnson learns, as one may suspect, that honor, not some savage reprisal. of "They Shoot Horses Don't r Western genre, the makers oi "Jeremiah More glaringly evident is the blue eyed, seems out of place with the Johnson" seem content to be merely good life is not so great in the mountains either. Western.... looking. He meets up with ruthless mountain men blond - haired Redford's inability to cope His sense of timing and pace, which isslot| Director Sydney Pollack and screenplay and Indians, learns their ways and adopts with what little dialog he has to deliver. moving and alienating < does little foi writers John Milius and Edward Anhalt their codes of survival. Never really a great one with words, "Jeremiah Johnson." OPEN 12:45 Feature 1:30 - 3:30 - 5:35 - 7:45 - 10 P.M. Redford l^ast year's "Alzana's Raid" iRobertl - blend pretty scenery and photography with The trouble with this mountain man, seems to slip into self - parody. HAPPY HOUR - $1.00 - 5:30-6:30 P.M. Robert Redford and some violence and not Jeremiah Johnson, is that he must be In one scene, for example, Redford Aldrich) and "Bad Company" (Robettl builds an elaborate cabin, one which would Benton and David Newman) were moi PROGRAM INFORMATION 485 6435 dazzle anyone. Not Redford. He gives it a exciting and provocative films than tl "BLACK GIRL" BANUAIN DAT scrutinizing, silent glance, and says: "Well, pretention* "Jeremiah Johnson." Gladmer it will have to do." "Jeremiah Johnson." which Ls playingatH FEATURE AT to'sra^ The trouble with "Jeremiah Johnson," (lie Campus Theater, max not br boriigH LECTURE I Theatre-Lansinq 1:15 3:15 5:15 7:15 9:15 though not aided performance, surely does not rest with by Redford's but il been. also is not all thai il should haw BEAL COOP PRESENTS TONIGHT IN 107 S. KEDZIE STARTS THURSDAY Burt Reynolds the Shamus! Kurt Vonnegut at michigan state university He's New York top private eye. City's O The more he s roughed up, the rougher he plays! PATRICE MUNSEL AVPtAUSE" BEST MUSICAL-TONY AWARD}- Bw ir BETTY AWtPH C0MDEH AVStC Vf GREEN CHAKLtS STCOI/SE LYUCO UY LEE ADAMS DIRECTED 4 CH0*£OCRM>H£1> Br K0N FIELD "FROM TIME TO TIMBUKTU" March 28 Matinee at 2:00 P.M. A new 'Mm by Kurt Vonnegut t.. Public $5.00, $4.00, $2.50 Sirens of Titan and Happy Blrthd.iv v MSU Students $2.50, $2.00, $1.25 young poet who wins first prize, a trip to . Ray, Bill Hlckey and Kevin McCarthy. Dire MARCH 27 & 28. 8:15 P.M. "Grim, comic and fantastic. It was wildly <>n UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM Series (B), March 2 PUBLIC: $7.50, 6.50, "An extraordinary film, Vonnegut*s unique, met 3.25, 2.00, tor group rates call 355-6686. BOX OFFICE OPENS FIRST FEATURE AT Showtime 7:00, 8:45 and 10. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 28, 1973 9 "The Beggar's Opera," work a Greenwell, associate Frederic Austin who revived many times professor of Applause' music and reworked most of the music since it was first Music wor MSU's in 1728, will be Opera produced presented Workshop by director of MSU's Workshop. 'it is credited with knocking the props Opera but retained most of original dialogue. the to re-enact Thursday through Sunday from under the Italian The centra) character in to revive in the p.m. Music Auditorium. Curtain time will be 8:15 for the rage in England." When the opera "Beggar's "The Beggar's highwayman, Opera" is the Macheath, film of backstage strife Thursday, Opera" came along with its who hobnobs with royalty Friday and Saturday thieves, beggars, fences, but is unwise The hit musical, seeking to overthrow her performances and 3 p.m. enough to number, "But Alive," to the madams and prostitutes and many the daughters of two "Applause," starring Patrice acting career and ruin her rousing "Fasten Your Seat Sunday. General admission Munsel, will be presented at Beggar's its music men who fence stolen romance. tickets may be purchased.at adapted from folk Belts - It's Gonna Be A songs and popular goods. 1:30 p.m. today in the This story of the door or from pieces, it backstage Bumpy Night" and a wryly cast was an immediate hit with Auditorium. maneuverings was first told members. Though the two fathers romantic ballad, those who scorned Italian Munsel, widely known in the 1950 movie "All "The Beggar's Opera' was decide to get rid of for her roles in opera and About Eve," which starred "Something Greater." The opera. title song, now a hit, tells the first ballad opera to Macheath, he is saved at the now more Bette Davis. achieve notable success in Written by John Gay, the last minute "to recently on the how for actors "Applause" work was revived in a provide a musical stage, will star as Betty Comden happy ending to the opera" and is the sound that says love England," said Gean version in the 1920s new the popular stage actress Adolph Green, authors of by said Greenwell. and "Welcome to the who must fight the schemes such successes as "On the of an ambitious theater." protege Town," "Wonderful Town" Munsel's career has and "Bells Are Ringing," spanned top roles at the turned the story into a Music Metropolitan Opera, her musical. own radio show, recordings, extrovagonzos Music and lyrics are by a European tour and a guest Charles Strouse and Lee and star of network D.. CT CX/CM A Adams, the team television shows. Part of her By STEVEN I ALLEN I f~ M Auditorium. . Ticket Office. Tickets will responsible for "Bye, Bye success State News Reviewer On May Birdie." as a performer is 11, country still be $1 in The Brewery has inked Messina. attributed The Byron both to her slim, The local music music and advance, but two top - notch acts for its Lec as a rock and roller The 15 Strouse Adams scene "country rock" the price will be $1.50 at Blues ~ Band will do a two and folk artist, will - attractive figure I will be taking a definite turn will be featured with the April agenda. On April 9 as a pieces range from an — the door. week stint at something a bit unusual for ■ Lizard's perform in the latter role energetic singing - dancing upward this term as Pop appearance of Lester Flatt RCA artists the Siegal ■ starting April 19. opera stars. I Entertainment, Mariah and and His Nashville Mariah will feature an Schwall April 23 - 28. Grass, a Blues Band will outstanding roster of I the local bars have all come dynamite authentic country and blues folk performers this perform. Straight from the The Stables' effort to The Dillards, whose » with fine schedules of group, and the Eagles of cover of the Rolling Stone, term. Leading off will be bring country rock to the bluegrass music I name entertainers. "Takin' It Easy" and Dr. Hook and the Medicine area seems delighted Buddy Guy and Band April well the way the "Witchy Woman" fame. Show will appear April 16. to success on throngs gathered to see Tickets go on sale April 3 5-7. Tickets go on sale looking at their Elton John a year I for the Pop Entertainment Commander Cody is being ago, Friday for this show. Eric Lizard's schedule spring schedule. Megan return to the area at the contacted to complete the is lappearanc of the bill. Anderson will appear April highlighted May 31 - June 5 McDonough, a Wooden Stables April 30 - May 3. ■ Mahavishnu Orchestra April 12 Nickel recording artist, James Cotton will Hard core rock and roll - 14, followed by John by the return of Rusty, perform lit) in the Auditorium. Lee Hooker on appears April 9 - 14. Dion, a for one week in June at arrives May 12 with R. E. O. May 3 - 5 Layton and John, a group the ■Headed by John and Leo Kottke have man who has made it big Stables, probably June 4 - 9. I McLaughlin, probably the Speedwagon, an up - and - May 17 - some said is even 19. better than coming group from Illinois, Loggins and ■ best living ■ group I electric plays the guitarist, the essence of Canned Heat Quicksilver, two bands who and RHARHARHARHARHA music. A first at MSU will be have probably seen best days. their Presents ■ Pop Entertainment's two - Mariah will ACADEMY ■ night extravaganza May 11 - try It's still the same ■ 12. For $7, the customer something new this term — AWARD advance ticket sales at WINNER! old story, a fight I will be able to hear six Marshall Music, for love and glory.'" ■ bands in two nights in the Elderly Instruments and the Union CABARET V'// | WIN DtlVE-W THElTBt k FRANK SINATRA y NOW SHOWING I THE DETECTIVE • Lolly- A simple prank, xyx An Arthur P Jacobs Production in noS^won... • association with Rottins-Joffe Product " "I 1 \> IT Al ons^^ VIS.TTU" Lolly- plus^£Z££— # I^Anntl BURT LANCASTER^ WOODY,AllJLJEN A Herbert Ross Film m I i\si 11 All n aaonnai robert ryan LECTURE <;»• rod steiger 1 "LAWMAN"! Tonight - Wilson Aud. 9:15 SLUE1 $1 Admission. I.D.'s Required BEAL COOP PRESENTS FOR PERSONS 18 yrs. of age or older COMING THIS EMSaBTF EROTIC CINEMA CELEBRATION! WEEKEND SiERIES |"If Erotic Movies happen be to among BILLY JACK F.T.A. at michigan state your weaknesses, this Starring university a treat that can't be beat!' program offers Tom Laughlin, Starring Jane Fonda Delores Taylor Donald Sutherland B> nONIX Mil I! FIRST TIME IN AMERICA! I "Celebration" is a collection of eight short films, all of it the very r; I shade of blue. Unlike the ' Best of the New York Erotic Film Fcstiv majority of pictures in this group are both • I erotic and am rEVEREADY" ( 1926 mated c; I well-endowed hero (Frit? the Cat, e; ir heart i ("SMART ALECK" i 1947. a no-nons 1 starring famous stripper II BLUES Candy Barr ■Tonight at 5:30, t Tonight: J Twi - Lite Hour, I GETTING HIS GOAT," a . 1022 si I, BAdults $1.25, 5:00 , |5:45_- 6:15ml on Idlewild Beach—"Whe - 5:30] I arc idle and the THE THIEF women are wild." i\ ■ think of the ■ explicit bawdy movie as a recent horseplay of this one will conic ,i- .1 shock three 'Funny Girl' WHO CAME TO DINNER & M ■giddy flappers strip to the buflf in record time, advertise the | charms, and then engage in a bit of sly matchmaking betw — Adults 90c, 4:45 - 5:15l ^6^ 8.00 jfcjTwi - PGS8 Lite Hour. AHnlte^l? swain and 1 a ninny-goat through a hole in the fence. by Carolec Schneemann uses abstract paintings, fl; BEQMS Ti lammi (lights, giant close-ups, quick cuts, over-exposure, under-e kerecurring image of a cat all mixed in with the main ev (place 011 the bed. Fuses is quite special as abstiact erotica VUcrlitt ■APPLE KNOCKERS AND THE COKE ■doubt, the one to wait for. It's a short ■»*cr\ BOTTLE" is. without stag film made around 1948 with a (s*onccd(^l|t»iv aitb Crcljcstra young, very abject-looking Marilyn Monroe. She walks 111 front ■[the camera, sits down beneath .1 fake tree and commences a slow ("rip tease, later rolling an apple up and down the fanii coke. It's like the whole legend of Norma Jea (shell, and >e fans, worth the price of admission in itself. Fritz Weisse, Conductor ANDROMEDA," the first and one of the most recent (Berkeley. 69), e. hapless male is divested of filling but his hair and beard by a master-race of lesbians. The head >f this cult may come on a bit like the Mother Nature of the MONDAY, APRIL 2, 8:15 PM ic ads, but the sight of her nymphcts carrying on in their leafy bow UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM some highly titillating moments guaranteed to get the old ^ren,ilin (lowing for the rest of the show. Fritz Weisse will conduct the choir and AUGHTY NURSE" delightful contempo ieee w hose appeal orchestra with its 120 musicians. is a The MSU {satiric than salacious, a well made diverts program will be the BACH Mass in B t embodying the ra minor welcome elements of humor and (complete). Featured soloists will be: Ursula surprise. long yoi ses, this progra Farr, soprano; Ortrun Wenkel, mezzo-soprano; Sidney Johnson, tenor; Marco Bakker. —Washing< Tickets are available at the MSU Union weekdays (8:15-4:30). PUBLIC: S6.50. 5.50, 4.00 MSU Students: $3.25, SHOWTIMES: 7:00 and 8:45 and 10:30 2.75, 2.00. SH0WPLACI: 104B WELLS ADMISSION $1.50 This program is rated X you must be 18 or over Wednesday, March™ ] 0 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Record storm covers area, costs thousands students too far from snows were too much for pole. Bell Telephone Co. of By WOODY AYEN most tow equipment. Lansing sent out a radio commercial food places. State News Staff Writer plea asking those stranded An unexpected One gas station owner to use their telephones for snowstorm hit the East Clearing the roads was lamented that he did not get emergencies only. The a difficult task for MSU, Lansing area March 16 - 17, snowstorm more than costing thousands of dollars ounty and city any extra business March 17 doubled the normal usage of to clear and stranding many maintenance crews due to because his driver could not phone lines. MSU students on campus winds up to 40 miles per make it to work. Another for the weekend. hour blowing snow and station had as many as 25 The storm, dumping a creating snow high removal drifts. The people waiting to have their cars rescued from the to The storm, comparable the one which closed Snowed record 17 inches of snow snowbanks of I - 96. MSU Jan. 26, 1967, did not followed a final exam week started early Saturday A motorist enlists friends and passersby in aiding him snowfall kept many students and East Lansi sadden everyone. One gas of mild weather. "We morning and continued until late Monday afternoon station attendant quipped. to escape from the heavy snowfall of March 17. The residents from going anywhctc that weekend 9 expected two to four No power failure car was one of several stuck in the commuter lot at and cost MSU alone over "I kind of liked it. I have a inches," Burt D. Ferris, occurred on the MSU Farm Lane and Mt. Hope Road. The 17 - inch State News photo snowmobile." superintendent of grounds $8,000. Special equipment. campus, though East maintenance said. hiring additional contractors Lansing had a brief Robert C. Underwood, and labor overtime ran the interruption of electricity bill up to «e;n nnn fr»r r k;ii .m $50,000 for .... Senat h Academic residence halls manager, said w e there was an atmosphere of Ingham County. accidentally struck a cooperation during the guidewire to an electric No serious accidents weekend, as two to three occurred on campus, but By TERIALBRECHT the senate should not be be a decision made b\ the Questions thousand students were body and because allegedly regarding the snowbound in their campus many stalled cars lined the State News Staff Writer it has become a "rubber considered "safety faculty. fairness of the election were ' homes. All residence halls streets, waiting for tow The Academic Senate has stamp" for actions of the valve"arebecause this means again raised. were kept open an services. ■ ■ once again come under Academic Council, we not giving our adjunct to faculty who wish The results 0f the ^CTATP NEWS additional two days and criticism this week for the The criticism was raised elected representatives in to voice concerns," he said. student at ■ large «lectioni Things were not all that Academic Council full "But it is wholly a faculty to the council are food services were re - great for stations offering lack of participation of in reaction to the sparsely prerogative whether they to be released expected opened in Owen, Akers and faculty members attended senate meeting of credibility in making sound today. wreckers, either. The heavy wish to meet as a senate Louis llekhuis, associate Wilson halls to serve March 13, when major decisions." bylaw changes to university Thomas added that body." dean of students, said Heading the last Tuesday that at least Ik governance procedure were during John Hannah's approved by senate action, administration the senate action was approval of a set "formalizing" t he But the approvals, critics was the only channel of guidelines for handling procedures used, the result Spring Savings the could be better say, were simply validations faculty had to collectively student elections Academic Council. elections. conduct* of prior Academic Council voice opinions, Included He added, however, thit action, with little discourse But now, he said, the on any of the issues. academic governance guidelines ■re procedures the success of the at • larjt for setting up the student at elections still depends q "Some faculty perceive structure provides enough the senate only as a'safety channels for faculty large elections, which were the competence of th Student valve' insuring them the expression either via the questioned previoush in Committee a regards to the fairness Nominations, and that GOLF - ultimate approval Academic of all committees or the use of Council action the Academic Council t methods used to slate the this committee 1 ' nominees. reliable, then any net and decisions made by the forum for debate EQUIPMENT standing committees,' discussion, so that little Although the guidelines guidelines are ineffective. had not yet been approved, Other bylaw changa Gordon Thomas, secretary is made of the senate, of the faculties, said this President Wharton said the at - large election held include a provision for the week. Tuesday that, from an during this spring term's official establishment of th> Pro the registration handled Elected Student Council For The Amateur or he administrative view, was continued, "my view is that future of the senate would under the new rule. The senate also approve! l he proposal to include thi faculty grievance officer a PRO SPALDING SPALDING LIGHTWEIGHT an ex officio nonvotin| GOLF BALLS THE DOMINO'S 11 PC. REGISTERED 7 PIECE member of the council 'Spalding Top Flite CHAMPION GOLF SET having the same status ai •Wilson Staff LD EXECUTIVE GOLF SET the ombudsman. 'Spalding Dot •Maxfli Final action by the Exclusive step •Royal Plus 6 Steel stepdowu senate approved the bylaw pattern shafts, YOUR 97 Power shaft, all pro 88 change to add thai CHO.CE $ || ™ ■ Doz. 9, new 3 head design woods, 8 Irons List $320.00 *199 all weather grip 2 woods, S irons 34 University librarians w academic governance. 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Bogues, product manager of the New York Watergate Seven defendants postponed sentencing for but the conspiracy count of City pharmaceutical firm which manufactures said Tuesday he had McCord until Friday to give family the eight counts against planning aides, calls the colored condoms "a very offered, on two occasions, him a chance to tell his McCord. bullish idea. to reduce charges against story to the judge, the grand "We're very enthusiastic about our key conspirator James W. product," jury currently meeting or "Our purpose for making Bogues said. "It could be the top - selling McCord Jr. in return for Senate contraceptive investigators. the offer was to have a on the market." information about the scope Meanwhile, a hearing was public disclosure of any Studies have shown that men are more of the political prone to buy espionage. held Tuesday afternoon as contraceptives when the devices are brightly colored, Garl J. Silbert, principal information he had and to the government In assistant sought to ascertain whether or not i Sweden, Indonesia and Japan, colored United States have the five other others were involved in the contraceptives have become a "smash success," attorney, said the offer was Watergate defendants said. Bogues made to Watergate incident prior to McCord, one of the appear immediately before Schmid executives are five arrested the national election," he convinced, based on national inside the the grand jury, which has Democratic said. | experience and domestic consumer testing, that National resumed its investigation of individuals who have never used Committee headquarters, the Watergate affair and contraceptives will because he The second offer came buy and use their brand. "occupied a related political "It is the only contraceptive method espionage. early in January, during the that combines strategic position in the Since McCord's letter first week of trial, Silbert a high level of conspiratorial hierarchy." conception control with almost total was made public, he has said, with McCord's protection against the spread of venereal disease," a YE.S, &JT IT MATCUSS YOVjf\ £_X£ S /' Silbert said McCord spoken with Samuel Dash, attorneys taking the | company executive said. refused the offer both counsel for the special initiative. At that time the times. His statement was in Senate committee for the prosecutor said, the response to an article in the Watergate study, on two government agreed to Washington Star - News occasions, and published accept a plea to three of the Monday quoting McCord as reports have said he named eight counts provided it complaining that the two top White House would have no effect on Planning project prosecution failed to seek staffers, John W. Dean III recommendation of stirs conflict his cooperation in return for and Jeb Magruder as having sentence and only after a a plea to reduce charges or had advance knowledge of detailed statement was recommend a lighter the Watergate affair. made in open court on what I By JANE SEABERRY commission would meet to sentence. Silbert said outdoor pedestrian space, the facts the prosecution had. I State News Staff Writer discuss the problem. the purchase of land on the that area. Also suggested is further re - examination McCord, former security prosecution has no The improvements would purchase of a 1,500 - gallon chief for President Nixon's $6 million east side of MAC north of along with the entire obligation to request Another stipulation was city be implemented over a six pumper and 100 - foot downtown plan. re - election committee, and - Ann Street for a possible cooperation of a person that McCord would Manning program may year period ending in 1979, ladder truck to serve the G. Gordon Liddy, legal such testify %eate a more beautiful and parking structure, the taller During the past five years as McCord, but "the before the grand jury on the funded through the city beautification buildings of MSU. the Capital Improvement counsel for the committee's fact is that because of the involvement Ife East Lansing, but it of Linden Other of others. general operating budget improvements finance arm, were convicted Street from Grove Street to Program had several changes unique circumstances of this Silbert said McCord rejected ■inges on resolution of two funds, municipal include Grand River Avenue made in its after a four • week jury trial case, we did." bonds, MAC Avenue and the structure. the offer and insisted on Jujor community contractural arrangements purchase of land for beautification involving Currently, a fixed amount of conspiracy, burglary and The first occasion, going to trial. fcntroversies. landscaping along the and special assessments. possible of money for each year will wiretapping. Liddy was expansion median from sentenced Friday to serve 6 I T h Through 1976 parking facilities. Collingwood be allocated rather e Capital Also, Drive to the 20 years in prison. Michigan • approximately $327,000 certain than projecting future needs. Jnprovements Program streets (ibmitted Euncil for i to the city review by the per year for a five period will be available for • year closed to motor vehicles. may Completion of the city be Avenue intersection and widening of traffic lanes and transposing a portion of the Priorities are established according to urgency for McCord wrote the judge that there had been political pressure and perjury in the SPECIAL! public improvements public safety, municipal Lnnmg . . ... comm.ss.on March bike path system, started ANY PORTABLE TYPEWRITER th h median from Abbott Road trial and that others were I Federa, Revenue last year, is included in the responsibilities, impact on may bring the Sharin6n to Charles Street to the the community involved in the Watergate AIRCLEANING, LUBRICATION & NEW RIBBON Empletion of a bike path Sharing funds. city's program. The system and the The sidewalk at the north side of bugging. traffic safety and highest priority would involve cutting curbs amount of time required for ireet beautification project funded general fund is the 100 by the and sidewalks to identify the street, A library addition, completion. The $8.00 Tograms. However, several 200 - routes and facilitate free community center facilities rankings are made ELECTRIC PORTABLE s of the program hinge block A 1 1 e travel on sidewalks. The only for the first two years $11.00 city and various park of the program because of RENT AT.V. STANDARD MANUAL future beautification. The plan hopes to gain state funds to decisions would convert the improvements are also $23.00 per term $11.00 kvolving the heavily existing add to the city's general and changing conditions of the OFFICE ELECTRIC planned, $15.00 posed peripheral route "potholes and garbage major street funds used for community. Programs Numerous transportaion id cross • campus highway, containers into a pedestrian the system, possibly and falling in the last four years AMERICAN BUSINESS MACHINES safety features are jNEJAC I 3 • 2 by the city walkway by putting utilities completed this year. Conlisk included in the program. A are implemented to the according TV RENTALS^ 1477 Haslett Rd. Haslett mncil last year. underground and noted that there are over city's needs. 339-8258 computerized traffic control I At an open hearing controlling vehicular traffic 19,000 bicycles in the East system for the Lansing and installing compacters to Birch 14, Christine Lansing community. metropolitan area would control rubbish flow," Another |utman, 749 Beech St., Michael high priority place detectors under the concern about Conlisk, city item is a pedestrian overpass road surface that would planning director, said. for the Central School area Jating malls of MAC on Grand River Avenue near immediately control traffic (venue and Ann and The Alle beautification is signals in response to the Delta Street, mainly for use shows you If these streets were traffic flow. part of a city center Blocked, Hartman said, environmental by school children. Several roads improvement are Ttffic would be forced to program costing over $1 of M A new fire station north scheduled for expansion and id other routes, - 78 is proposed beautification and probably million. The plan includes the land learby residential areas. the conversion of the first resulting from the Fire purchase plan for a city Station Study of 1970 to center lommissioner, Massoglia, traffice said the block of MAC Avenue and the triangle area into better development serve occurring the in route route traffic (1972 relocation peripheral plan) is slated for how to match great TRANSCENDENTAL **************** MEDITATION * Welcome Back Special j sound with a low, low price! SAVE 25.35! as taught by Maharishi Mahesh * * medium 12" 75 or Off King 16" (1 item on any or * Yogi Sylvania system price J more) Varsity Pizza.Valid with this ad 3 models CR2741W, T2703W, AS3706W if on Wed. & Thurs. March 28 & 29,1973* reg. 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Frequency response 50 Call 482 6100 5:00 to 10:30 p.m to 16,000 Hz. if purchased separately 6495 Home Entertainment Center, Capitol Avenue. Meridian Mall, Lansing Mall and Westwood Mall, Jackson 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Bad start behind them, batsmen win 4 in a row have been counted on to senior rightfielder Ron without the benefit of an By LYNN HENNING State News Sports Writer provide steady DeLonge. outdoor workout tangled performances at the first of Bill Simpson, who is with Cornell in the Brad Van Pelt...? Larry the year. more familiar to MSU fans tournament opener for MSU Ike...? Rob Clancy, who was 10 as a football cornerback March 19, bowing 2 - 0. So what if they did sign - 1 two years ago as a than a leftfielder, hit .400 Ohio State capitalized on pro contracts and can't play the first week of the baseball for MSU? sophomore and who missed some Spartan pitching that the entire 1972 season with tournament, leading gave up 18 walks in the It looks as though Danny arm trouble appears to be Litwhiler to refer to him as second game to trample Litwhiler's Spartans may be fully recovered. The "an unknown quantity." MSU, 23 - 12, in spite of able to get along very nicely lefthander firm Pontiac "Simpson even looks five Spartan home runs. without the Dynamic Duo flew to Coral Gables last better going after a baseball this season, especially after Tuesday to join his than going for a punt." MSW was then licked by the way the team has turned teammates after Litwhiler noted. Miami in the third and things around in Coral Gables, Fla. where it is straightening out some Things just naturally fourth games, 15 - 2, and 8 - academic difficulties and look better for the Spartans 1. The Spartans beat Cornell participating in the after shaking off their poor Hurricane Twin baseball Saturday blanked Ohio in game five, 5-4; bested State 1 - 0 on a three hitter. start and its been the quality Ohio State in game six and tournament University of on Miami the That win came three days after Ohio State had of the pitching, even without Ike and Van Pelt, seven, 1 - 0 and 12 - 2; and Pilclier campus. they clobbered Northern annihilated the Spartans 23 aided by some lusty hitting It's been recent good pitching that has Spartan Spartan hurlers have allowed only three Iowa in Monday's battle, 15 runs in » MSU is now approaching -12. that has Litwhiler's hopes baseball coach Danny Litwhiler's hopes high as his - I, knocking out 15 hits as last three games. 116 the end of the March 19 - high. lefthander Elliott Moore team continues to improve in the Hurricane baseball Sophomore righthander State News 31 tourney with threw a two hitter. tournament on the University of Miami campus. The Photo by considerably more success Duane Bickel, 1 - 1, in the "The team has come John Dickson than they boasted at the tournmanet has been most around after a ragged start," ■K3& start of the six team impressive giving up a total Litwhiler admitted of eight hits in the two pitchfers cautiously. "The Von Pelt contest. Losers of their first four, including and a pair of 23 • 15-2 drubbings, 12 the games he has pitched, going the distance in them. both of have started to and the developments have been come happiest around goe Spartans have won their last And then There's three people. Clancy and four not including a twinbill with Army Tuesday, results not complete at press time. sophomore third a Amos Hewitt who went 12-for-29 spree at the baseman on return Simpson." to pitching form, Hewitt, a sophomore, and time of decisio And the heroes of the plate in the first week of the The Spartans arrived in By LYNN HENNING MSU baseball victories have been for the tourney and was named to Miami a day later than most part players that even the first phase all planned due to snow which State News Sports Writer delivering a blow to thl Spartan pitching staff. Litwhiler admits could not tournament team along with plagued Michigan and Congratulations Brad Pelt led the vaJ Van Pelt, you've earned a Big Ten id strikeouts last year. well - deserved rest. Van Pelt, No more phones ringing even though 1 AH fol play constantly. No more having • American safety Spring MSU's golf squad headed Zylstra and frosh Mark MSU lost John two minutes to play. game we were playing three to answer the questions of "What's it gonna be. Brad, baseball or football." The three sport MSU star countless MSU. will be switched to linebacker spot by thl Giants and is have an excellent nailing down expected W position with the club. a shot start a| men short and they didn't south over the spring break Weston each played just one VanderMeiden, Dick ended all the speculation Val Washington paced score either time." Bradow and Bill Dickens to and rumors Monday when to open its 1973 season and round and both shot 86s. MSU with the three • goal MSU's tennis team ran The Cardinals and thl finished ninth of 13 teams "They generally made graduation but the Spartans he signed a contract to play Giants launched theM hat trick, while Steve Urbin into hot the Red Fox good contact with the ball," have a strong group of some competition football for the New at added one goal and two pro bidding war with Van Pel Spartan coach Bruce experienced sophomores and along with the warmer York Giants. The contract Intercollegiate Invitational Fossum commented. "Marx, a fine freshman crop. assists and Tom weather on its annual spring after St. Louis had madl in Tryon, N. C. was reportedly a three year, him its first round Hardenburgh a pair of trip and as a result the pick i| The tournament, Timyan and Brafford Senior Mark Timyan, $300,000 pact. the January baseball t._. goals. Spartans came away winless last weekend, was cut to 36 the most impressive at the who won the linkers fall Van Pelt was still in New and the C.iants had select"^ in five matches. holes because of bad tournament. tournament, had the best Goalie Ron Hebert saved him in February. York Tuesday and could weather. MSU hosted the Fossum said the squad is MSU lost to Mississippi BRAD VANPELT round at the Red Fox 16 shots. not be reached. tourney for the seventh working on their swings at Invitational, shooting a 73 "The team has surprised State 7-2, Alabama 7-1, At the Van Pelt home in Van Pelt's father and t* straight year. the Par Mor golf course Samford5 - 4, Georgia 9 that of his brothers assisted hua - on the first day of me in that they've done so - 0 Owosso, Kim Van Pelt said particular season. I Many of the southern and on the practice range at competition. well in the face of so many and to North Carolina 9 0. really don't think he in his negotations with schools took the top MSU's Forest Akers - his brother's final decision th| places, course. setbacks," MSU coach Bob "We ran into some very favored the other." Giants "Generally, it appeals was not made until last one over though the Big Ten's Ohio The link next that we will have a strong Stevenson said. tough competition," coach weekend. State finished fourth and tournament the Kepler Stan Drobac commented. Van Pelt was on his way "They're happy it's team with balance and "It was a very recent had the tournament Invitational at Ohio State in One of the biggest losses to over," Kim said concer depth and we could make a "But the idea of the spring decision," he said. "I think becoming a nine letter medalist in freshman Larry Mid April. his parents' feeling - "Akers looks better than good run at the Big Ten was that of freshman Tom trip is to find out our playing in New York had an winner for MSU until he abou| Galloway. The Buckeye championship," Possum Mcpohey. whom Stevenson weaknesses and strengths." awful lot to do with it. He decided to quit the Spartan the contract. "It's been re shot 70 76 - 146. - it usually does at this time calfed one of the best basketball season in hectic with all of the phonl said. has a chance to play right Junior Bill Marx led the of the year," Fossum said. players he had ever seen. He Spartan veterans Rick February after getting a late calls and ev< Spartans with 76 80 156 "If the weather holds here. The surprising MSU Vetter and Dave Williams, away there." - - broke his collar bone in start due to some post wondering what he (BraiJ and senior Mark Timyan could play on the course Lacrosse team opened its early drills. who hold down the number Kim, also a student at football season events. was going to decide on." and sophomore Bill in 10 days at the earliest." season Saturday with a one and two singles spots MSU, said he didn't know Brafford each carded 157 Fossum, who enters his thrilling 7 - 5 win at The Spartans best point respectively, played well the exact conditions of his He also forfeited his last Now , at last, I totals. eighth the Oberlin. so far has been their clearing despite the scores. Williams brother's contract and that season's eligibility with the season as wondering can cease. Freshman Steve Cole Spartans golf coach, has The game's outcome was game according to won two matches while he hadn't had a chance to shot 165, soph Brad Hyland termed this year's squad a still in doubt until Roy Stevenson. Vetter picked up a lone speak with him since the had a 169, while senior Bill team of "young veterans." Sgroi scored with just under "At two points in the victory against Samford. signing. "I get a lot of the Men's IM information on him from out of the papers before I All students interested in umpiring IM softball she officials meeting 6 p.m. Thursday in 208 Mei BUT MANCHESTER COPS NCAA TITLE get admitted. it from him," he report to IM Bldg. an There will be residence hall managers meetings 6:lf> p. He also said there was April 2,3 and 1 in 208 and indeoendent and fratern really no particular managers meetings 7:15 p.m. on the same days in 208. Winter sports take big skid preference of sports as far as his brother was concerned. "He kind of always Any student, staff or faculty member not eligible to p in the above leagues may compete in the open slow or f league. Deadline for entry in the open leagues is noon Ap enjoyed most the sport of |3. Dreams do come true, sometimes schools participated. The Spartans took ' Sophomore Jane Manchester is living 13th place with 79 points. The University proof. Manchester took the three meter of Arizona took first place with 395 Women National Diving Championship March 15 - Points. 17 with 716.25 points at the National Intercollegiate Swimming and Diving in the Six out of the Mven Spartans qualified top 16 places. 'It was an unbelievable t Championship meet. "If u,ao »" ,,nh' meet," Joan Barch, coach of the women's swimming Manchester also took third place on the team commented. "It's quite an honor to one meter board with 671.10 points. MSU sent seven swimming team to the meet in which 81 members of the MILKOVICH DEFAULTS AT NCAA qualify in the top 16 places. Taking 13th place was very good for the team also. I was pleased with the girls' performances." begin By PAM WRIGHT first University will be the Spartans Itoug MSU's State News Sports Writer competition. EMU and CMU bo i injury riddled grapplers Milkovich, taped from waist to'shoulder several team members who have AA concluded their low - keyed season on a due to a shoulder infury, was pinned for There are a lot of people working hard sour note as only two of five to establish a women's track and field collegiate experience. Spartan reps the first time in his collegiate career. The nabbed a place in the NCAA Maple Heights, Ohio senior defaulted and program at Michigan State. James Bibbs, "I'm not thinking in terms of winn championships, March 8 - 10 at Seattle, finished sixth. the asst. coach for the men's varsity track and losing, though." Bibbs commented. Wash. Conrad Calander picked up a sixth team and the 13 women who comprise the takes a few years to build up » tea- Defending 142 pound champ Tom place. first MSU women's track team are a few of most important thing is to pr those people. program for those girls who have GYMNASTS FOURTH IN BIG 10 The team's first season meet is 6p.m. interest, desire and talent for tracK. today at Eastern Michigan University. "Of course, we'll strive for excellenc MSU's gymnastics team placed fifth at In the individual competition Randy Seventeen schools will be represented at the 197 3 Big Ten Gymnastics Balhorn took sixth place in the all - around the Invitational meet. Bibbs continued, "and win as much as Championships at Bloomington, Indiana, and tied for fourth on the horizontal bar. Bibbs, who coached the Women's can along the way." The University of Michigan took first Freshman vaulter Jim Tuerk also placed The sprints, 440 yard relay and tnes Detroit Track Club for eight years and was place with a score of 317.6. sixth in his specialty. elected the 1967 coach of the Women's put are the Spartans strongest events, Pan American team, was asked to team is lead by freshmen Eileen &c TRACKMEN TROUNCED AT NATIONALS help with Shiri Hohenstein and Peggy Pelt'"1 a women's track program at MSU this The MSU track team suffered complete collapse in the recent NCAA indoor by 0iympic go|d medalist, Dave Wottle. spring. "I've been teaching them basic skil popejoy finished way back in fifth place, "I always liked coaching a women's Bibbs said. "The most important tmni championship meet at Detroit, failing to The mile rc|ay unit of Mike Murphy, register a first place in any event. Mike Holti Marshall Dill and Cassleman team," Bibbs said. "It's sort of a hobby that they have the proper attitude ana The Spartan's Marshall Dill was beaten with me. willingness and ability to work ia • didn-t get a chance to contest for top in the 60 yard dash by "I'm just helping the team get off the to work with each girl individually Olympian Gerald honors, as Murphy slipped and fell on the Tinker of Kent State and Ed Hammonds of nrst |aj, forcing the Spartans to pull out. ground," Bibbs continued. "Hopefully strong and weak points." there will be a women's coach in the near Memphis State, having to settle for third. Manhattan College captured the NCAA future. It will be a lot easier for her if she ■ Women's track does not have a leajj Bob Cassleman was thwarted in the 600 team tit|ei while the Spartans placed a has something already there to work region. Instead the schools who interest in a tmck .nd Md exp«J National champion yard dash, placing third and Ken Popejoy was dethroned as the NCAA mile champ lowly thirteenth, though." with, contact one another and eacl g The team got off to a good start in pre Pompano Beach sophomore Jane Manchester A DILLEY' SWIMMING SHOW season competition. Last month the team - by hosting a meet. took the three meter diving 716.25 points at the National championship with Swimming and Diving The Michigan State swimming team to finish third. He also finished ninth in the finished 14th out of 90 schools with 25 100 backstroke. took second place in the Eastern Invitational Indoor Track meet. Michigan "Hopefully, by the time these seniors we can have a wel • gig Championship meet March 15-17. Manchester also points at the NCAA championships held last weekend in Tennessee. Others to place for MSU were Mike "The girls are doing well," Bibbs team," Bibbs said. "Some can go on took third place in the one meter event with 671.10 Cook who took tenth on the 1 • meter commented. "Their inexperience of course coach teams themsdves likc MSU was led by Alan Dilley, who broke points. the school record with his swim in the 200 diving board, and the medley relay team of hinders them but most of the other schools That's the way women s track wtig ^ State News photo by Craig Porter backstroke. His time of 1:52.7 enabled him Dilley, Ken Winfield, Ken Holmes and are in the same boat. Women's Track is just up Around the country. All g • Bruce Wright which finished tenth. getting started in most schools." have the opportunity to express Bibbs said that Eastern and in this field." Central Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 28, 1973 13 CATERS TO STUDENTS New shop sells, fixes bikes By LINDA SANDEL State News Staff Writer prices, Brenner stated. non-profit organization. Students finding their As wishing to sell or purchase a "This Whole Earth Store Spring weather and an added service used bike may the "wheels" temporarily out of fill out a card will provide self need for quick Velocipede Peddler is now at Synergy which will be - sufficient order due to such tools for self transportation send many as brake failure problems offering a bicycle selection placed on a list open to the - sufficient students on a search for will find a workshop and a preventive public. Registration of bikes living," said Brenner. much needed friend in care and good the repair workshop. for the exchange is held bicycle buys and shop's repair department. The store will be reliable repair service. A These sessions are held "We'll be every day from 11 a.m. to 8 designed to promote such new bike shop at 541 E. offering a every Sunday at 7 p.m. and p.m. self releable repair service at will continue - sufficiency in order to Grand River Ave. hopes to through May. replace the consumer's meet inexpensive prices," said Classes are held at Synergy, that demand with The bike reliance on large, centralized Brenner. "We also plan to located next to the shop and discount prices and student exchange system give do • it yourself advice - Paramount News Center. are the companies for the necessary - oriented service. in order to first steps toward the goods and save students The Alternative Resource services of The bicycle shop, known establishment of a Whole money." Center is also sponsoring a everyday life. Such items as as the Velocipede Earth Store Peddler, is Brenner added that the used currently being looms, weaving equipment the creation of the bicycle exchange planned by the Alternative and Shop is designed to be a within Synergy. Students tools for do-it- Alternative Resources Resource Center. yourself repair will be sold. Center, a MSU student organization. In addition to selling City OKs compactors new bikes the store also offers a repair and maintenance service. Students purchasing bicycles at the shop will have the benefit of discount prices on brand name 10 - speed imports, said Lenny Brenner, coordinator of the for merchants' shop. Prices range from $97 Johnson said businessmen to $240, with most models would welcome the along Grand River Avenue compactors because they feared warm selling for about $115. East Lansing City Council has approved a proposal by weather would attract a Brenner also stated that the Central East trash behind their stores. colony of flies and rats to the open Lansing Business Assn. (CELBA) to install all bicycles will be tuned two trash Chuck Brose, co - owner of Bike ped and adjusted to fit the compactors in a city parking lot for use merchants along the 100 - 200 block of Grand River by 218 Abbott Beggar's Banquet restaurant, Road, agreed that the current trash individual's riding needs. Avenue. around the parking lot is serious. problem Lenny Brenner, right, shows bike to prospective cyclist in the Velocipede Peddler To provide the ultimate Council also agreed to finance "I wouldn't walk down that bike shop in Synergy. Brenner is coordinator of the shop and also the daily trash pick - ups from alley on a Saturday night to maintains a bike in safety features, the two compactors at its eat at any exchange and repair shop. He teaches bike regular meeting March 20. of those places (on Abbott)," he said. He called repair at 7 «.m. Sundays in Synergy. Velocipede Peddler offers a CELBA president Paula Johnson said the the compactors a viable cost the pick - ups would solution to the trash problem and wide range selection of city $5,000 annually. said they would help his business. special accessories and Robert Lewis of Lewis A spokesman for State News photo by Ron Biava Equipment Co. claimed t£e Granger Container Co., which will equipment at discount compactors would reduce commercial trash, including any make the daily pick - ups, said that it would be type of cartons, to one - tenth its to impractical lALMOST $20,000 A YEAR Equipment will provide CELBA with the compactors. original size. Lewis recycle the compacted trash, because the corrugated cardboard is too expensive. recycling of Council approval of the Council coupled its decision to compactors spared Lizard's Bar, subsidize the trash pick - 224 Abbott Road, of a public hearing to determine whether ups with a cancellation of regular to revoke its liquor license because of a rubbish problem it the 100 200 block. city garbage pick - up in - City manager John M. Patriarche said Lawmakers lament low allegedly causing in the area. was the money saved from this Lizard's management claimed the cancellation will be applied to problem was not the $5,000 cost of servicing the compactors, thus reducing By r.AROi F prpqi v CAROLE EBERLY UPI ini.~.„ lawmakers don't like to talk j ja. i;» , i. • expense pay entirely Lizard's fault. It charged other businesses in area behind Grand River Avenue and between Abbott Road the the total cost to the city. Patriarche said that if the project works well, other about the fact allowance. In and MAC Avenue, were contributing to the problem. business areas in East they're Lansing may decide to lease One newly elected House ranked third in the nation in Wisconsin, which 12th on With the installation of the two compactors too. If that happens, he the pay compactors, each of said, the city could member who is an attorney compensation. list, lawmakers get which will take up one purchase its own truck to service the $8,900 annually and $20 parking space in the city lot, the bemoaned after the general rubbish problem is than hire a private firm like compactors, rather According .to a Following Michigan Is for each expected to be resolved. Granger Container to make the ■lection last November that copyrighted study by the Alaska with $35,345 in meeting during pick - ups. Citizens Conference on biennial pav sessions and $25 to $40 le was going to have to take and Illinois l pay cut in his new job. State with $35,100*. monthly when not in Legislatures, session. "Well, you weren't California is first with Michigan lawmakers are sxpecting to lose, were salaries of $19,200 annually paid far above the average you?" a reporter he was and a $30 per day expense two - vear compensation Indiana, ranked 13th, complaining to asked. account, for a total of level of $15,785. The pays its lawmakers $6,000 a I'm sure the $48,420 over a two year median year and $25 per day man's biennial pav is during opponent in the election period. New York is noM $13,223. sessions and $60 a week ould have been glad to C when not in session. DELIVERY ON CAMPUS with salaries of $15,000 and o n s id c r i u w ha t ome to the Capitol for $5,000 annual expense lawmakers collect for their $17,000 a year and a $2,750 accounts, for a total servi iit bordering rtates, Last on the list is New expense allowance. biennial compensation o Michigan legislators are paid Hampshire where lawmakers Please deliver the New York Times as checked Hardly a week goes by in $40,000. handsomely receive $100 a year. below: (Delivered to Lansing when someone in Michigan is right behind In Ohio, ranked 10th in dormitories, married housing, and department offices on the House or Senate is not with a total two campus only. - year pay, legislators get a $12,750 Delivery begins on Sun., April 1 and complaining because the compensation of $39,500. yearly was your break a Ends Sun., June 3 State salary and no ■ Officer's Compensation Commission BAD TRIP? Spring Term decided that lawmakers ; J Weekdays (Mon. — Sat.) 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Freshman accounted for that the student has thought students who leave MSU between leave the University amid spring and fall Other frequently - cited 140 of the students who of all the consequences of without a dipolma. TOey terms, he said. for the pomp and circumstance withdrew fall term, and the their action. reasons withdrawing simply fail to sign up for The percentage of these were personal problems of graduation ceremonies 132 withdrawing juniors A student who wants to — any of the next term's drops is expected to such as health trouble or each year but a large included 37 transfer withdraw from the classes rather than dropping increase now that the lack of motivation - listed number of their classmates students, she said. University must fill out out during the term. Vietnam War is over. go away from MSU without Sophomores withdrawing several forms, and pay visits by more than 29 per cent, John Winburne, associate Winburne added. and a preference for full - a diploma. numbered 96, while only 68 to the registrar's office, the dean for student affairs, Questionnaires sent to time employment, noted by Most of these students seniors withdrew. Graduate Office of Student estimated that 1,000 of the freshmen and sophomores 19 per cent of the depart the banks of the Red and special students made Withdrawals, their residence freshmen and sophomores who failed to return to the Cedar voluntarily. Hundreds up the rest of the group, she hall manager (if they live on respondents, Rossmeier enrolled each fall term fail University disclosed that said. formally withdraw during added. campus) and their academic to return to MSU financial problems were each term, and even more Reasons for withdrawals following The leading institutional department (if they Christmas vacation. The responsible in part for a make the break with MSU reasons listed by students ranged from lack of withdraw after the middle comparable figure for the large number of the drops, between terms. of the term), Deldin said. who failed to return fall motivation, career goals of break between winter and Winburne said. term were an insufficient The reasons for these financial resources to The process of One student who spring terms is 700-800 amount of financial aid (26 premature departures range marriage and family illness, recently dropped out from from family illnesses to Deldin said. per cent), the condition of MSU is Art Rruss, Detroit the job market (16 per inadequate finances. Some Women accounted for 86 sophomore, who attended of the students will return of the freshman cent), the quality of the to MSU but most will not. During fall term about withdrawals, men The reason most commonly for 54. Stations to Wayne State University last year. The criminal justice instruction (15 per cent) and the quality of the major transferred to MSU 600 students voluntarily cited by freshmen for their last fall because he felt his advising (14.5 per cent). Rossmeirer said the dropped all of their classes, Betty Deldin, director of student in term action was a general dissatisfaction with school, field study grades would improve here. Brass left the University information turned up by the survey has led several - Deldin said. at the end of winter term MSU students will have The three stations are withdrawals, said recently. More of the juniors who University offices to The majority of these withdrew were men than the to opportunity spring term work individual located in Detroit when his financial situation changed. He now plans to re reevaluate institutional Dropout office w i t h d r a wals took place women, however. The 85 on Neighborhood City Halls, practices. He said replies - enroll at Wayne State next The most common reasons why students drop out of before the middle of the projects or group research West Shore Community from the proper University junior men most often and development in one of fall. MSU are financial difficulties, family problems and term, which is the deadline attributed their withdrawal College at Scottville and the official were sent to any three Another student who left lack of motivation. Most students for dropping classes without to job conflicts but personal learning and MSU Urban Extension respondent who had who withdraw are the University for financial having a grade recorded, knowledge development Center in Lansing. questions concerning underclassmen, and most quit before midterm reasons were frequently stations. reasons at the end of last so that Deldin said. cited Student interns may institutional procedures or no grades are reported for that term. by the 47 junior Students may work out a term is Brent Solomon, Deldin, who has headed who work full - time or pprt practices. women withdrew, field study program through Albany, N.Y., junior. State News photo the in term withdrawal time in the stations. Each by C.L. Michael, - Deldin noted. "I'm out of money, plain any University instructional station director is planning office since last fall, She said when she talks and unit. A multidisciplinary research and simple," Solomon estimated that she had to a student contemplating development explained. talked with 400 approach is encouraged. projects in such Detroit salt company about withdrawal she tries to areas as A survey of health, education and natural resources. undergraduates who were enrolled last spring or The program is funded summer terms, but failed to by the Colleges of Social return to MSU fall term, Science and Development and the Rural Development Program of Urban revealed that over 41 per cent of listed the 763 respondents lack of financial named in pollution suit the Agricultural Experiment DETROIT resources as one of the (UPI) - A company's operations." within 90 days with Station. personal reasons involved in court The complaint was filed court action was permanent control program Interested students their decision. Tuesday citing the initiated in an attempt to designed to eliminate or should contact Christopher International Salt Co. of force International Salt to The survey was substantially reduce the Sower at 429A Berkey Hall Detroit for conducted by Joe excessive submit a temporary emissions from the salt between 1 and 5 p.m. emissions of salt dust and Rossmeier, instructor in the abatement program within processing operations, related aerosols which 10 days, to be foDowed Sterling said. allegedly are causing "great injury" to the general health of area residents. The complaint was filed by the Air Pollution Control Summer Division of the Wayne County Dept. of Health in Wayne County Circuit Court. offered o It said the company has The MSU Office of more information can be Overseas Study is again secured from the Office of committed 18 violations of the county's regulation for offering an opportunity for Overseas Study, 108 students to study German International Center, or excessive emissions of salt abroad during summer term. dust and related aerosols Dept. of German office ii BELL RINGER from open storage piles and Qualified students may 717A Wells Hall. earn credits for several SPECIALS! salt processing and transporting activities. courses during the trip, (AT THE PRETZEL BELL) These violations have which will ran from June 18 Horse show to Aug. 17. resulted in "great injury" to Introducing the general health of the The first four weeks of to feature top citizens and serious damage trip will be spent in "Conception" to homes and property in Mayen, Germany with a performers blend of traditional the German family or at a a neighborhood, the The MSU Block & Bridle local inn. The other four [ and contemporary folk music complaint said. Club will hold its 25th Morton Sterling, director weeks will be spent in this Wednesday annual horse show Friday - Saturday Vienna, Austria. of the Air Pollution Control and Saturday at the MSU 9 • 1 a.m. Division, said the complaint, Kurt W. Schild, MSU Livestock Pavillion. Other Specials: filed under Michigan's 1970 asst. professor of German Highlights of the show, "Brat" at the bar and Environmental Protection Russian, will in which 30 MSU students Hot Sams Act, was "the direct result accompany the group will ' compete, include and of neighborhood citizen during the entire tour. dressage demonstration by Our new Estimated cost is $1,168 expanded bar in says WELCOME BACK concern an effort to gain Tom Cummings of Pine relief from the stress and plus regular class _fees, Row Stables. Battle Creek There's Always Something Going On At The ^ Pretzel Bell damage caused by the including all board, most Mel Chartier of Fair Haven This Spring Make 1020 Trowbridge Road meals, and most tours. Transportation to the U.S. Farm, Fair Haven, will give a cattle point of departure is not demonstration with "Dry Your Jewelry and Gift Headquarters included in this fee. Enrollment forms and Doc," the national cutting futurity winner Saturday. Select from America's finest brands of A ppearing at al diamonds, wedding rings, watches, performances will be Willart Waters and his six pony silver, pewter, hitch from Plainwell. RENT A T.V. Shows will be at 7:3( $23.00 per term WEDDINGS and p.m. Friday and at 1:30am MOTHERS DAY 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Tickets ANNIVERSARIES for all performances are or NEJAC TV RENTALS! sale at the Block and Bridlt office in the Livestock e icnsng Pavillion. THINGS MADE BY HAND... 3Y THE BRUSH OF A JAPANESE CALLIGRAPHER, 3Y THE WOOD BLOCK OF AN INDIAN FABRIC DYER, BY THE CHISELS OF AFRICAN WOOD CARVERS, AND THE HANDS OF A CHINESE BASKET WEAVER. SKILLS THAT HAVE BEEN LOST HERE ARE FLOURISHING AT CROSSROADS IMPORTS. Diamonds and Wedding Rings by "Orange Blossom *Gold Fashion *Goldmaster *Art Carved Michigan State Schools rings by John Roberts r j'T] Free kJM with purchase . On the || A"8' Topaz. 319 E. Grand Rivtr Ave. Shop Thursday evenings East Lansing, Mich. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 28, 1973 15 WE'LL SAVE YOU $$$ WELCOME BACK I STUDENTS St& DisCoUjIf 307 E. GRAND RIVER NEXT TO CARD SHOP Mon. Sdt. 9-6 Wed Thurs. 9 9 . COPPERTONE DIAL CREST KODAK IVORY SUDDEN TAN SPRAY FOAM BATH SOAP TOOTHPASTE PEPSI-COLA Keg. .29 LIO. DETERGENT COLORFILM $-|99 2 for 39c L109 53c ■eg. .69 CX 126 12 ^(JC CX 620 CX 127 b & h or liquif1lm 30% off bic scotch umbrella's wening solution RETAIL CELLO TAPE ACCOONTANT POLAROID & FOSTER GRANT FINE POINT MENS—*2" Limit 1 (Coupon) ^ins .created by I Since it is not illegal in The typical East Lansing resident is all for the battle starting," Bov Valleau, a tune - up mechanic for Story Olds standards, cuts are being made in other parts of car Michigan to remov. devices, many owners think this is the against air pollution until he discovers the high price which in East Lansing, said. construction which sacrifice quality. aJSL P°,luti«» emission control devices exact on the economy and Newer cars will not operate under emission controls "Seats of cars aren't the quality they used to be," solution is not that simple. "Devices answer. nut ^ I until the engine is hot, so newer engines have been designed can be removed quite performance of his new car. according to local garage Thomas said. "Now the passenger side is a thinner material simDlv h..t really whole n® car- the""^- to instant - start with extremely high idling to quicken a system, built into the car. mechanics. than the driver's side and the back seat is thinner than In attempts to meet federal antipollution standards by heating of the engine. be f,igh idling less 'aocelerati tht* WoU|d „J "A problem with instant • starts on new cars," Thomas either. The foam in the seats is not as good as it used to be Thomas said. advance timing'! 1975 • 1976, auto manufacturers have experimented with said, "is that sometimes those cars don't idle back down "Emission control devices emission control devices on recent model cars to the dismay may bo of many car owners. like they should. A dieseling engine like that uses more "To cut costs, plastics are being used in many places that problem," Davis said, ""but they mav i-at automobiles while cutting Owners find that clean air does not come without high gas." should be metal," Davis said. automobiles while cuttins down pollution ",, we" eliminate Valleau said, "a diesel engine runs hotter and has a costs in automobile construction and performance. A major complaint resulting from stricter emission tendency to overheat." control regulations is decreased gas mileage. Thomas L. Thomas, a transmission mechanic at Pride Other complaints owners have about the effects of pollution devices on cars are: loss of acceleration, advance TO CONTROL GAS PRICES Pontiac in East Lansing, estimated that pollution devices timing, backfiring and the necessity of more frequent tune • cut mileage from two to eight miles per gallon. ups. "New cars start running bad after a few thousand miles House To compensate for bad mileage, many people are beginning to buy smaller cars with better overall gas mileage. "People are turning more and more to small import cars because of the side effects of pollution devices and have to be tuned," Thomas said. "Older cars used to run longer without tune • ups." to re or to American - made small cars like the Pinto or Vega to Tune - ups are a more difficult job for mechanics now By UNITED PRESS for introduction in the wholesalers' discrimination with the compensate for lost gas mileage," Richard Davis, a tune • up int^cate emission devices that are built into new INTERNATIONAL House, Rep. Michael Dively, in tank wagon prices and model cars. specialist at Robert's Automotive in Okemos, said. "People A bill that would R-Traverse City, announced retail gas instability, while are realizing they have to be more economy minded." "New cars are harder to tune," Davis said. "They are so regulate the price of Tuesday. northern Michigan residents Gas mileage is only one of the problems associated with complicated now that a normal person can't even work on and retailers continued to his own car." gasoline in Michigan is ready Dively said the bill is normal profit. emission regulations. General car performance has also pay the same high prices for ending d iscrimination gasoline year round," Dively against "By eliminating tank I northern Michigan residents said- "The difference wagon price discrimination I ?/ between northern and who pay high prices for " to retailers and bv I southern prices was as much gasoline. Dively found the mandating a 6 per I disparity in prices in a study nwrkup. gasoline prices will I he conducted last year. His bill would regulate be based the retail on overhead costs I price to the and of efficiency rather than I "The residents consumer by mandating <>n price southern Michigan were that computation of the discrimination md unfair competition," I Divelv I reaping the benefits of price include the invoice said. I AAethaqualone curbs certified by Milliken Gov. Milliken has signed also been used by some during me past several! a ''certificate of persons as a means of months,' Milliken said. "|B concurrence" i with obtaining a legal, but am convinced that this! action emergency rules adopted by dangerous, high. Board of by the Michigan! the state Board of Pharmacy Pharmacy bel When arc regular prices will the of great help in curbing thel to include drug "Methaqualone abuse has Methaqualone under the g r own to alarming widespread abuse of thisl Controlled Substances Act. proportions in Michigan substance. ' "This emergency rule will increase penalties for both sale and possession," SALE PRICES? Eight the governor said Monday in signing the certificate. "And, more importantly will give the state increased prison capabilities in preventing the diversion of escape in Methaqualone - based DETROIT (UPI) drugs from the legal into the — Eight prisoners escaped from tbJ RIGHT NOW! Detroit House of Correction in suburban Plymouth earlJ illicit market." The emergency rules will Wednesday, lowering themselves from a two - story h catwalk with a bedsheet. take effect 30 days after Two of the escapees were recaptured a short time filing with the secretary of late| by Plymouth Police while hitchhiking. state's office. As for the others, "I've notified Detroit Police," sa Methaqualone, a drug used to help sleeping, has Warden John Amberger. 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You'll walk out own¬ ing the best and you won't have to tell anyone how little it cost — unless you want to I SAVE 3 © 00 >00© oee® at ■ t) OO © o &o • *.l COMPLETE IN-HOUSE SERVICE FOR EVERYTHING WE SELL the' .ereo SIBSONS loppe THE USED BOOKSTORE 543 E. Grand River Ave. (next to Paramount News in East 128 W. GRAND RIVER Lansing) 10 to 5:45 Mon thru Fri.f 'til 9 Weds 10 to 5 Sat. / Phone 337 1300 . V/ (1 Block West of the Union Building) Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 28, 1973 17 lity eyes change UAW war on n sign ordinance wage DETROIT (UPI) — The two top executives of Ford Motor Co. Tuesday warned the United Auto Workers not to transportation, I By JANESEABERRY e seek contract settlements this State News Staff Writer examination - "quality of life and traffic summer that would fuel of the inflation. downtown plan problems," Massoglia said. In addition to battling The "Union demands must no commission also longer reflect the expectation week's snowfall, city collaboration with the moved of high rates of Immissions were involved Oakhill neighborhood to forbid inflation," said Chairman Henry Ford II group noncommercial traffic from and President Lee A. Iacocca. to curb the "Demands that anticipate j studies concerned with high density the alley between MAC. inflation only help to make it inevitable." laluating the city sign population. No action in Avenue and Abbolt Road Their remarks were contained in a these areas is planned letter prefacing the fdinance, mass transit and soon. resulting from a request company's 1972 annual report now being mailed to about traffic. The traffic commission y made a recommendation made Jjy the East Lansing 329,000 stockholders. The statements were made I The city planning to Chamber several days after the United public the city council of Commerce. Auto Workers set its pnmission is involving in a Monday to Problems with trash bargaining program for contract talks with the |idy to change the existing continue a moratorium on collection summer. industry this and ordinance, Michael the issuance of delivery building vehicles spurred the Ford and Iococca said unions "must .JS request, be willing to settle, l^nlisk, city planner, said. permits in the Evergreen • Massoglia said. without prolonged work stoppages, for wage increases that "We have Oakhill an existing neighborhood, until The commission also reflect national productivity gains." further study is made |dinance largely Kth structural structural traffic engineer, Charles by the reversed a decision to ban But they acknowledged that unions "will be reluctant to limitations parking from 8 a.m. to 5 negotiate on this basis if the federal Massoglia, government does not pd safety hazards like no commissioner, p.m. from the south side of provide the climate for ns hanging over d," Conlisk said. "A the said. was The recommendation made after Centerlawn Street between Abbott and Forest streets. Elections for ASMSU and Academic Voting Council representatives "In the long run, noninflationary settlements. judicious control of federal absolutely essential for curbing inflation," theyspending is said. "If high degree of several The commission registration process this term in order to make it were held as part of the spending continues to grow, fueled by excessive littered signs on Grand citizens requested changed easier for of money and expansion rezoning the ban to the north side of more students to vote. credit, the unavoidable consequences will be liver Avenue prompted us in the area because of Here, a student is given a ballot after an ID check. the the street. either continually T plan a new sign structure State News photo by Tom Dolan mounting inflationary pressure or increased taxes." volving distraction, United Auto Workers President Leonard sibility, intersection an address to 3,000 Woodcock, in delegates to the special union convention last week, claimed contract Ientification as well hers," he said. • After re-examination of ordinance, the proposal as Family awaits state POW were non would "bargain - settlements in 1970 inflationary and said the United Auto Workers sensibly" this year on economic issues. But Woodcock said his negotiators would not be bound I be presented to the by the 5.5 per cent wage guideline held over from ANN ARBOR Phase II (UPI) - "I two - year Laotian four weeks after he of the Nixon Administration's economic plans. He said he tblic before the end of — haven't grasped it yet," said got to these men, they could have xt month, Conlisk added. imprisonment today. Vietnam, during his second today to say that whenever h°ped the auto companies "will join us in Mrs. Aline C. Butcher been in Laos for 20 " " good faith The commission is also "We were just so scared. years." Jack's ready, they will ill come bargaining and not try to hide behind some useless Monday after learning her reconnaissance flight. Butcher is expected to ivolved in a mass transit We knew that Laos to Ann Arbor for a 'helluva formula." didn't Butcher's wife has not son, Air Force Capt. Jack fly to Wright - Patterson |t u d y to determine M. Butcher, really have any regular discussed her husband's AFB in Dayton, Ohio, on party." While wages are a key item in the negotiations, union ernative routes of 26, was prison camps in Laos — they return in public. ™ officials have indicated that scheduled for release from his homecoming. His wife ine only other Michigan key items would be an end to a just chain their prisoners to "Dawn would like to has compulsory overtime, retirement after 30 years of trees as they carry on their keep her feelings to planned alone for a few days, to join him L«de."' civilian, was a Ernest '!? C. ^rfle*or age and a fully paid denul plan. service Dap, blood tests battles. We haven't heard rord and Iacocca mentioned from him since he was first herself," said Butcher's followed by his mother and Brace, 41, a pilot shot down no specifics in their letter to the mother. "But she's very other family members. May 21, 1965. shareholders, but they said Phase 3 should be ended missing. excited. Especially after last "I got a call as soon as possible. "Two years doesn't today from Scheduled in area weekend. That was a bad seem one of Jack's like so much — high school especially weekend. It was two years friends," said Butcher's when you consider how last Saturday he was mother. "Jack went to [ Health tests to help identify cancer and other serious long some of those people captured. high Leases will be offered for Lansing area adults on have been in prison. But to school in LaGrange Illinois, Bom 9 Saturday 3 u t w and he still has a LEARN a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Ingham County Health us, two years seem like a very close encouraged by President lepartment, 808 Southland. lifetime," she said. Nixon's stand on Laos. If he group of 14 high school friends. VTests include a Pap test for cervical cancer, a Butcher, who was 27 hadn't forced the release of Bood test to detect heart conditions, diabetis and multiphasic "Anyway, April 12, was among seven they called Id a partial blood hepatitis, count that could pinpoint anemia. U.S. military pilots which 1 Anyone 18 or over can take one or all three tests. the Pathet Lao have I Costs are $4 for the Pap test, $5 for agreed to set free the multiphasic today in Hanoi. KOREA, KARATE ■ood test and $2 for the partial blood The count. Tests are University of Michigan pered on a "cash only" basis. graduate who lived here hour fast is required for the VIETNAM. . - black coffee, multiphasic blood W1* wife Dawn, before (only black coffee, tea tea or watpr mav hp mnsnmpH fnr or water may be consumed for entering ®nterinf? the 1 Air Force, had >se hours). No special preparation is required for other tests. any of en rpPor\e. niissing jn action since March 24, 1971 Where to defend 'rot's survey the U.S. next? Excellent opportunity to learn the Martial principles and techniques of this Oriental Coeducational classes. Men and women welcome. 'VIC student In ROOTS OF WAR, author American lite that have kept this tion. To change our Richard J. Barnel looks country at war for mor pattern ot killing in the national ii Demonstration Women's I.M. on Thursday, March 29 Building. at 7:00 p.m. in the lower gym of the the roots ot war. involves more than just a change ot It |BV ANGELJA carroll per cent while 6.9 per cent has graduated," Zeigler said, It involves sweeping institutional York Times called ROOTS OF WAR changes within our s< chose WFMK. W1LS and 'eloquentj import; "explaining the change." Now in a Penguin paperback edition. $1.65 recent telephone WJIM-FM each had 6.8 per y conducted by an cent. Zeigler said the average OTHER IMPORTANT NEW PENGUINS: fcl' advertising professor number of radios in use this THE RIGHT TO BE DIFFERENT: Deviance and Enforced Therapy. Idicates that more MSU Progressive rock was year was 9.5 per cent, a Nicholas N. Kittrie. A landmark book deviants from the social norm - alcoholics, examining enforced therapy for Indents listen to WVIC selected as the favorite type drop from last year. "We juvenile delinquents, and others. $2.25 drug addicts, sex offenders, Ban of music followed by easy- don't have any idea why," any other radio lation. listening music. and by top 40 Country - western Zeigler guess a million said. "We things." could HUMAN INDENTITY IN THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT. Edited by Gwen Jacqueline Tyrwhitt. 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A comprehensive look at today's counter For those of you who are over 22, I The survey indicates that TICKETS culture as re¬ whether you're a post graduate or a easy listening and country • flected by the underground papers - from mysticism, rock music, professor, J.7 per cent of the western. DR HOOK drugs, and communes to Women's Lib. Gay Lib. the SDS. and the Black we have a BritRail Pass for you too. Indents ANPTHE MEPtCINESHOW Panther movement. $1.85 Either BritRail Pass lets you ride were listening to (ONE N«TE-APBILW>) ■VIC when interviewed. "Of course, over two d translated by Harry and anyone of our 1600 daily trains. They ■FMK BECAU5C or FlftE R£rth Vietnamese and Viet page U Joint Military of the United Commission, made up of representatives States, North provisions agreement of - establishing corridors and the that peace of Commission inability to has been implement Article 4 of the cease - fire its by bullets, bombs conflict and insure normal conditions for those armed operates qn the principle of unanimity, nothing was violations. complete It didn't carrying out the exchange Vietnam, South Vietnam routes through forces which are in direct a single of Vietnamese military >ng troops killed a year and territory of protocol, despite repeated accomplished. investigation. the Viet Cong, has the opposing sides. contact, and prisoners, the repatriation n compared to 15,091 appeals by the United pending The commission's failed to carry out of regulation by the of American prisoners and Bring the first 60 days of one Another major failure of Joint poorest performance was in The the most it States. This article says: military the withdrawal of U.S. important the Joint Military Commissions, the the of |e cease - fire. Military "In order to avert commanders of area investigating peacekeeping body's most military forces, even though the alleged JThe peacekeepers cease fire successful venture was in there was much wrangling. Ik now ledge they have opposing armed forces at those lied in implementing a Kne te cease - fire, though U.S. officials insists Questions cloud abortion stand as the places contact shall meet cease - fire of direct as soon comes into Victim of stabbing called quiet, shy (continued from page 1) force with come either as a a view to ■at the limited presence of that it could be made either separate make a recommendation at International and Joint at the April or item on abortion, or as part their April meeting. reaching an agreement on (continued from page 1) May board of an overall temporary measures to avert Kilitary Commission meeting. policy on "Hopefully the authority conflict publicity of the slaying plays Todd Sandell, Jackson freshman and fcacekeeping bodies at The sources also family planning. will look at the and to insure up the fact Brown's roomate, said that Brown say that supply and medical care for that Brown identified his assailants spent Wharton is currently as two much of his time in the bme regional sites has Wharton is unsure of what comprehensive health care-- these armed blacks. library studying conducting a study of his forces." [suited in' reducing the kind of recommendation he own of our patients, and not just This provision, like and at East Lansing beef and cattle shows. Kvel of violence. will make, or in what form on the question, at abortion as a special others, died in a battle of many "There's always the I It is difficult to gauge, he ac cording to the sources. issue. Abortion should be possibility that The board of trustees has will make it. The rhetoric some will try to make more of the issue established Patterson between the lecause the four - party recommendation could felt the said that he considered as a part of the opposing South Vietnamese than is necessary, but for the most part, I the Martin Victor Brown Scholarship Fund authority could total patient health care," think the people on in the College of Agriculture and Natural he said. parties. The Saigon «ampus took the news really well," Seymour said. Resources in memory of the slain student. delegation said the Any final decision on commanders should meet at !ep seeks to permitting abortions campus will apparently have to be made by the board of trustees following Wharton's on division and corps level, the Viet Cong wanted them to meet at lower echelons Brown was a transfer student from Ferris State College, and was enrolled in the College of Agriculture and Natural Surviving Brown are Wilma Brown;sisters Brenda, Carol Bergeron and Mrs. his mother, Mrs. Rhonda, Mrs. Myrna Mudd: and down to company level. Resources. He reportedly hoped to own a grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Brown lealth center recommendation. The subcommittee authority's was Since the commission beef cattle farm. and Mr. and Mrs. G. Pearl Tomlinson. ■State Rep. Warren O'Brien, R appointed on January 18 to - Warren, "The health center is certified and las introduced a resolution in the House accredited by doctors and the review and study the hlling for the board of trustees to ban state," he University's family planning said. "Irresponsible actions portions at the by the health policy, which includes not University Health Center. center would not be tolerated T "l am concerned that by by these only abortion but making people." Portions available to contraception. This came students, the Health tenter might well become Rep. H. Lynn Jondahl, D - East Lansing, only four days before the an abortion said the resolution is United c," O'Brien said. "Recent news stories designed to stop States Supreme ■ indicated that abortions at the health center because of Court struck down a Texas abortions may be Bffered to coeds who moral and legal differences with the U. S. anti abortion law as un are at least 18 years - - - Hold." Supreme Court's decisions that abortions constitutional on January H O'Brien added that because the are legal up to six months. 22. "There are several representatives who T h Bniversity is funded to a large degree by e ^ question of > taxpayer's dollars, the health center disagree with the moral and legal abortions at the health lould only concern itself with implications of the Supreme Court's center was first healing sick specifically Indents and avoid getting involved with opinion," he said. "This is their attempt to raised on Jan. 23 by Dr. put a stop to abortions at James Feurig, director of Abortions. one particular "This is my conviction and 1 institution." the health center, when he ran my lampaign stressing this issue," he said. He said that support for the resolution said that, depending on a jTlie University Health Center has no is difficult to determine at ruling on Michigan's this time but iusiness performing abortions." when the petition was antiabortion law issued by passed around by Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley, | Dr. Joseph Patterson, acting director of Rep. O'Brien, he refused to support it. abortions could be made e University Health Care Authority, said "I would contend that because the ■harges that the health center would available at the center. University Health Center is a licensed In ■ecome an abortion clinic or mill were the last week of facility and carefully watched it would be a Jnfounded because it is a carefully licensed highly appropriate place to perform February, Kelley announced Ticility. abortions," Jondahl said. that Michigan's law was invalid according totheU.S Supreme Court decision. G-roeefy HesS Large classes-productivity at what price? Grade A Mixed Parts (continued from page 1) must enroll at least 10 everything is off balance JIF PEANUT BUHER —• 88* FAMILY PACK FRYER students and 800 and 900 Norbest Grade A 10 -14 lbs. better except the balance sheet. e managers of thfe' level cotirses have minlmu"rti Inoney they're giving us, but quotas of five students. "The legislature is jtist' asking us to be more "We might have to cut GALA NAPKINS YOUNG HEN TURKEY telling us under Administrators have them if the current pressure Lynn Peltier, asst. accountable to the people made an effort to ease these on the department increases who pay the taxes and Pirector of institutional search, said recently. "We fttill are getting increases in arbitrary restrictions by of - fering low enrollment there's nothing wrong with that. The problem is but we want to protect them as long as possible SPIC & SPAN 54 oz. JJC Kents Mich. Grade No. 1 because only RING BOLOGNA courses one term a they benefit the ir appropriations. It's just year and reducing quality to entire by listening to the University and Sweetheart Bhat they're getting smaller pleas of college deans who objective numbers," Peltier said. ultimately society," Sullivan p! the time so we have to petition for the continuance said. ■fsources ways the best of special courses. But University officials Objectively, courses are an language inefficient Should these courses be LIME DETERGENT »• , 3/M.00 Advantage." admit that the situation is drain on abolished or should the a college's budget. Legislators find it becoming more grave every Asian and African University and the citizens Lysol difficult to evaluate of Michigan hope that few quality term and as MSU begins to languages, even Latin and a students who do learn these buality , by its very nature, is an abstract. It is feel nationwide the impact decrease of the in Greek, have attracted fewer and fewer students in recent fields use their for some important service? knowledge DISINFECTANT SPRAY 14 oz. 99C puch easier to understand enrollments, they fear that years and the costs of igures like student credit their already teaching such courses "I'm not so sure we can ■ours tightening remains and professors' quite high. budgets will be diminished increase productivity peaching loads and these are cjpplnsj further. Cleaning even "These without eventually having he types of standards The language courses the quality of education in danger with are really seeing decline in legislators use in justifying higher education a certain areas suffer. We're enrollment since the Playtex ietermining appropriations. on a dollars and cents more than struggling to "Of - - language requirement for course our loncern is quality but it's a principle basis is that it may end up an institution in which graduation was dropped," Richard Sullivan, dean of balance the two forces out of necessity," King said. HAND SAVER GLOVES W F- ■actor that is hard to put Jown in figures," Herman King, asst. provost, said PLASTIC PAILS & DISHPANS 29c •ecently. "I guess the jegislators figure that this Blready is a pretty good CUSHION DUST MOP or Institution (lave to so they don't worry about SWING SPONGE MOP 1.39 ea. fcality. But we must be Tonceriied about it every fninute or we'll lose it." | So for the last year strict ~Pfod,use yrozeh irollment guidelines have U.S. No. 1 Spartan 12 iwn it implemented. Courses the 100 and 300 level MAINE POTATOES iou,.b.9 99< ORANGE JUICE 3/$1.00 »|iich fail to attract at least students for any given Spartan V4 gal. ■ suspended. Courses BUNCH GREEN ONIONS RED RADISHES 2/25 ft the 300 and 600 level «, BREAKFAST TREAT 48c "RENT A STEREO CLIP AND SAVE 95c $23.00 per term (hee Survice per VALUABLE COUPON "J delivery $9.50 month VALUABLE COUPON IjjjjEJAC TV RENTALS TIDE DETERGENT ALL STAR COTTAGE CHEESE [bell's Limit Expires 3/31/73 one please with 2T Expires 3/31/73 PIZZA coupon and $5 purchase Limit one please with coupon and $5 purchase VALUABLE COUPON COKE TAB FRESCA CHARMIN BATH TISSUE 8 pack ii<« _ __ 10 oz. no return //C Save 22c 4 roll pack 2 T Save 17c Expires 3/31/73 Expires 3/31/73 Limit one please with Limit please with 11 coupon and $5 purchase one coupon and $5 purchase IA^V>A^VVV>^VVVVV%.'VVVV V. VW^>... ' 20 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesda /. March 28, STATE NEWS C CLASSIFIED 355-8255 I Employment * CAMARO 1969 power MUSTANG 1965- Excellent KIND, RESPONSIBLE student GIRL TO share 2 J - man 1 steering, automatic on the condition $300. Call to live in family home, apartment close to campus. BEDROOM unf ' u r n i console, radio, 327 V-8, 351-5739 7-9pm. 3-3-30 walking distance to campus. Reduced rent, air jhed, phone 882-6477 after Some child care, cooking, conditioning, furnished immediately 5:30pm. 1-3-28 NOVA 1970 - 4 door, 6 housework, in exchange for 351-0174. 3-3-30 South Loom i d «l J°"v. Rent PHONE 355 8255 cylinder, manual. Air. room and board plus $50 per ,0' fromVr 347 Student Services Bldo CHEVROLET CAMARO - AM/FM. Michelins, 24,000 month. 351-4331. 2-3-29 GIRL NEEDED spring term, 4 flraduate students. For or ^ 1968, 6 cylinder, 3 speed. miles. 351 - 1414. 3-3-30 man. Campus Hill. $62.50 ,nf •AUTOMOTIVE Call 353-0947 after 1:30 pm. PART TIME experienced 349-1081. 3-3-30 ca" NELLER 393-7863 £>•■ 5-4-3 OLDSMOBILE - 1968 bartender wanted. Must be Scooters & Parts & Service Cycles CHEVROLET KINGSWOOD Delmont, full power, air neat and dependable. Call for appointment 655-2175. Ask CAMPUS VIEW __««9-6561. 10^°0MP*NY| bedroo! conditioning. Phone Aviation •EMPLOYMENT wagon - 1970 3 se8t, large engine, very good tires, air 882-8916. 5-4-3 for Robbie. 5-4-3 APARTMENTS FUa«X° •pa"men,s. 1 Riv,rS7| 600 • TOR RENT conditioning, $1,850. TV TECHNICIAN, full or part i«155. bl°ck from I-49c , I 487-3096. 10-4-3 time. Apply Electronic UNIVERSITY 485-3140 Apartments Specialist, 418 Baker Street. SUPERVISED NELLE« C0M>fl Houses CHEVY STEP-UP van - 1959, good tires. $850. firm. 1*1 LCDtTING FOR AKI ENERGETIC 3-3-30 HOUSING 489-6561.8.4.6 ANY J Rooms refrigerator, stove, sink, 349-4066 after 5:30 cupboards, bed. 6 cylinder, 4 1 3-28 p.m CREATIVE "TE4CHER FILL A INSIDE HELP full and pert NOW RENTING LUXURY •FOR SALE Animals speed, 1-3-28 $340. 372-4589. OLDS 1967 F 85 Standard, FOSITIOW "THIS DEPARTMENT IN time. LITTLE PIZZA, 337-1634. 3-3-30 CEASAR'S 4, 5 AND 6 MAN WE LIKE OUR - APARTMENTS Mobile Homes CHEVY 1964 power brakes, steering. $600. HO0PLE AND THAT'S WHY I'M HERE FOR SUMMER AND FALL RESIDENTS . •LOST & FOUND - power steering, 882 2697 after 6 p.m. DELIVERY HELP - Must heve power brakes, runs good. 1-3-28 TO SEE W ITS YOUR FOSITION car. LITTLE CEASAR'S Until March •PERSONAL 15,1, $95. 337 2295. 1-3-28 •PEANUTS PERSONAL - WE RE FILLING! PIZZA, 337-1634. 3-3-30 AN ALTERNATIVE TO They Have First PEUGEOT 1970 504, 4 door, •REAL ESTATE - DORMITORY LIVING Option On All COMET 1964 automatic 6. sunroof. 4 speed, AM/FM, Post Office Box 1523 PART TIME Hostess wanted - East Lansing. Michigan 48823 - FOR NEXT YEAR'S •RECREATION runs good, body dented, 39,000 miles, $1900. 1 - 892 Must be neet and dependable. Summer/Fall Lease, I good rubber, $85. Call Dick, 6172. 3-3-30 Call Robbie for appointment SOPHOMORE WOMEN •SERVICE - Instruction 355-7456. 3-3-30 at 655-2175. 5-4-3 After That We Typing Service DATSUN 240-Z 1971, orange, 4 PLYMOUTH FURY III 2 door hardtop, - 1968, power :l" > Employment WAITRESS WANTED - 18 or 332-6246 F<" Qet Together- •TRANSPORTATION speed, radials, mag wheels, steering and brakes, excellent older, full or pert time, Large 2 Bedroom,. Call 332-3843 I •WANTED 36,000 miles. 351-8366 after condition. 349-2725. 3-3-30 1971 350CB HONDA. Clean, TYPIST - PART time 4 10pm. experience not necessary. 135 KEDZIE APAPTN.ENTS 2 5pm. 3-3-30. low mileage. $575. Call after 70 w.p.m. 3 nights a week. Part time cook needed. men, furnished. Year leases or 351-7910 •• RATES" PONTIAC FIREBIRD - 1967, 6pm, 372-7004. 3-3-30 Apply in person today 3 - 4 Experience helpful. Cell only beginning June 15th. vinyl top, 3 speed, overhead p.m. 427% Albert St. W 489-1121. 3-3-30 $175 until April 1st. 882 DATSUN 1971 - 510 2 door - Visit cam, whitewalls, excellent 1972 NORTON INTERSTATE. 2316, 487 3216, 482 No: DAVS sedan, new radials, Ziebarted, Haslett Apts. |vO(jDS To? 3 13.00 excellent condition. offer. 355-5994. 3-3-30 Best condition. 3-3-30 $750. 351-1917. Avon Fairing, 2,000 miles, spotless, $1,550, 351-2572 LADIES FOR service. escort/ dating $3/hour. Call for WAITRESSES-POSITIONS open for noons and full time. 2937. 3-3-30 135 Collingwood- 1.50 appointment, 48 2 0909. Must be experienced end SIMCA 1969 JW-30_ 3-3-30 dependable. JIM'S TIFFANY UNIVERSITY VILLA 7 80 Hatchback, S3 15.60 - 1 80 4.80 DODGE-RUBY red panel van. 1971 KAWASAKI MACH III 635 ABBOTT ROAD NEEDE0 35mpg., good condition, with PLACE, downtown Lansing, • girls for 4 tty 1965. Best offer. Call m 6.00 9.75 19.50 tape deck. 337-9349. 3-3-30 500, 3.500 miles, perfect Phone 372-4300 for 351-6706 after 6 pm. 3-3-30. MODELING OR trade show condition, best offer. attendant. appointment. 3-3-30 2, 3, or 4 man units. m 2.70 7.20 11.70 23.40 TRIUMPH 650 low mileage, 351-4296. 1-3-28 Do you need a DODGE 1963 - good overall - part time job or a little extra □ 3.00 8.00 13.00 26.00 condition. Best offer. metalflake paint, excellent BMW, YAMAHA, cash? Work the hours you are For Rent Quiet and Close to ES 3.75 [lO.OO 351-3373 after 6 pm. 2-3-29 mechanical Call 373-3139 8-5pm. condition. $800. Ask TRIUMPH, RICKMAN - lots of '73s in available, travel if you desire, Campus. 2 BEDROOM mobile home $30 FURNISH week. ■ J stock. Parts, accessories, reasonable pay per hour with for Ron Swehla. 3-3-30 weekend Plenty of Parking. minutes to campus. Qui FALCON 1965 good service. SHEP'S MOTOR work available. If DEADLINE very RENT REFRIGERATORS, and peaceful on i shape, used little, $250 or SPORTS, INC., 2460 North you are interested, 393-7117. SUMMER AND FALL 641-6601. 0-3-3-30 1 P.M. one class day TRIUMPH 1971 TR6 • TV'S, typewriters. Cheapo soonest offer. 484-6705. Cedar, Holt. Just south of 1-3-28 before publication. rates! UNITED RENT ALL LEASING chocolate brown, tan I-96 3-3-30 overpass. Phone interior. Excellent 694-6621. 3-3-30 FULL AND part time work 351-5654. 8-4-6 NOW 2 MAN FURNISHEI Cancellations/Co r- FIAT 1970 -124 Sport Coupe. mechanically and physically. available close to campus to REFRIGERATORS, 351-2249 apartment, 129 Burchaf rections - 12 noon one New car is here! Phone 372 - SUZUKI DUSTER suit your schedule, 351-1333. Drive, $135. 124 Cedi 80,000 miles, good - 1972, like FREEZERS, Street, $165. Available JuA 4381. 3-3-30 1 FOR 3 MAN, class day before condition. $800. new, 1,800 miles, $375. Call 3-330 $83.33/month, Phone DISHWASHERS. and September. Year least Aloysi, 349-2182. 2-3-29 ESCHTRUTH APPLIANCES, Cempus Hill. Spring 349 publications. 372-6696 office. 3129.5 4-3 only. Call 487-3216. After! VOLKSWAGEN 1969 - Black, 351-3493 home. 3-3-30 FEMALE MODEL wanted - 315 South Bridge, Grand pm call 882-2316. 0-3-3-M The State News will be take over payments, $834.75, responsible only for the FORD 1965 - Econoline van, bruised right front fender Service / Apply at SANDPIPER ADULT BOOKSTORE. 1149 Ledge, 627 2191. 5-4-3 1 AND 2 BEDROOMS, summer first day's incorrect compensated by excellent and fall, air conditioning, good condition, re-built South Washington. 694-0565. heet and water paid. $150 YES sound systerr.. 484 • 6160. insertion. ALL ads must be engine, 5-4-3 $500. 372-5767. 1-3-28 CALL C. & L. BODY SHOP for an appointment and and up. Phone after 5:30 pm 332-2110. 10-4-10 »wi pre-paid the last 2 weeks reasonable prices. Car waxing PARKING OPPOSITE Snyder johns - of the term. j FORD 1967 - 6 cylinder, stick, VW 1964 - blue, radio, done also. 627-4325. 2-3-30 on Bogue Street. $25 per per asking $575. Also 1965 excellent mileage, good term. 351-8661. 3-3-30 911 MARIGOLD transportation. $150. Chevelle, 6, automatic, and 14' boat with trailer. Best 372-4589. 1-3-28 DECISION STEREO RENTALS $23 per 711 BURCHAM apartment! and | offer. Call balconies, too 332-8269. 3-3 30 VW 1967 - $600 less $200, IMPORTS DRIVER REQUIRED for term, $9.50 per month. Free delivery, service and pick-up. One bedroom deluxe valve furnished apartment. Now Now Leasing For FORD 1972 Econoline. job equals $400. summer season. Travel here No deposit. TV's available at - 1206 OAKLAND leasing for Summer and Fall. 337-0285. 5-4-3 and abroad with 32 year old Summer & Fall Fantastic shape. Must sell! same rates. Cell NEJAC, Call 337-7328 for appt. AUSTIN HEALY 1964, 3000 Please call 332-8953. 1-3-28 Sfittirn/iymf % male. Business and vacation. 337 1 300. C-^3-30 WATKR'S KDG£ convertible, for sale or VW BUS 1968, good engine, Must be single, sharp and 839 EAST OAKLAND, Lansing, trade. Phone 489 5828 needs body work. $700. with few attachments. RIVER'S EDGE - MG 1970 Green, great Apartments 1st floor, furnished, 5-4-3 349-0298. 3-3-30 Submit letter of interest with condition. Call Link, 332 - Complete Body Shop basement and garage, utilities 0866. 3-3-30 non-studio photo to Foreign AND AMERICAN paid. $140/monthly. 3-3-30 VW TRANSPORTER 1962, DRIVER POSITION. Box BUICK 1965 - Wagon, new APARTMENT - WOMEN, 1 MERCEDES BENZ sedan 1966, solid engine but weathered. 165, River Forest, Illinois tires, $225. Call Herman at block from campus, $100. 124 Northlawn. 3-3-30 60305. 3-3-30 337-1215. 3-3-30 230S, clear, almost new body and interior, must sacrifice at $1,700. 1 (616) engine, VW 1971 POP - TOP camper. BABYSITTER NEEDED for 2 completely furnished, utilities and parking included. $80. 349-9609. 0-5-4-3 STUDENTS-FACULn 749 -9175. 3-3-30 boys, 4 years and 18 months, BUICK 1962 -fair body, low mileage, excellent Still under warranty. New Call IV4-4411 in your home near campus. 2 GIRLS FOR OWNING FOREIGN CARS, engine, radial tires and muffler. IV2-4444 4 man MUSTANG, 1969, Mach I. or 9-3pm, Monday • Friday. tires. Best offer. after 6 pm. 2-3-29 351-3373 Good condition. Phone after $3,000. 482 - 7461 after 5 p.m. 5-4-3 393-8318. 3-3-30 immediately. Water's Edge Apartments. 332-8479. 5-4-3 WE GIVE 20% OFF ON 5:30 pm, 485-2848. 3-3-30 MAXI MUFFLER SHOP of East VW BUG 1969 - AM/FM. new Lansing. Economical exhaust replacement. Custom work. COCKTAIL WAITRESS for new PARTS, 10% OFF ON ATTENTION tires, good condition, $875. Free estimate. 332-2927. 351 3873. 3-3-30 C-3-3-30 NOW LEASING ACCESSORIES BRACELET WEARERS METRIC MOTORS repair. Okemos Road end - VW DEPENDABLE YARD worker, 10 - 20 hours per week. FOR SUMMER REPLACE YOUR SYMBOLIC BRACELET WITH A VW $1,495. BUS 1969. good shape, Call Steve. 372 1-96. 349-1929. C-3-3-30 COMPLETE IMPORT Car Phone 353-8949. 1 -3-28 IMPORT 8876 332 - 0897. 3-3-30 GALS WANTED FOR "Easter or AS LOW AS WORLD PEACE BRACELET [" Motorcycles lfijjioj Service Available including ignition, chassis, brakes, and electrical. at ROBERTS Bunny" and photo helpers, 349 - 4800 3-3-30 AUTO PARTS The words thaL me»n so much to us WORLD AUTOMOTIVE CENTER. SWITCHBOARD PEACE 4980 Park Lake Road, inscribed on a brushed brass or chrome TELEPHONE olated Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for operator. '35 415 SOUTH CEDAR, LANSING bracelet. HONDA 1972 500 four 2,900 Experience preferred. per person/month appointment. C-3-3-30 Excellent working % BLOCK S. of E. KALAMAZOO Send your name and addres wiLh a check or miles, excellent condition, order for $2.50 to: money $1,395. Phone 482-5330 MASON BODY SHOP 812 conditions. Call 485 - 4311. 8:30 -5:30 MONDAY FRIDAY. HALSTEAD - 1-3-28 before noon or after East Kalamazoo Street since 8:30 3 SATURDAY. midnight. 3-3-30 1940. Complete auto PEACE CREATIONS, INC. OVERSEAS JOBS - summer or painting and collision service. P.O. BOX 97 3LOOMFIELD HILLS, MICH. 48013 Please specify type of bracelet 1972 HONDA CL 350. low mileage. Extras, 489 Mint - 485-0256. C-3-3-30 permanent. Europe, South America, Australia, MGT. 485 2047 371-1947 4336 after 5:30 p.m. 3-3-30 Africa, etc. All professions, QUARTZ IODINE headlight 351-7910 $500 - $1,000 monthly, conversions, $28.95 pair. At Reserve your apartment CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 expenses paid, sightseeing. for fall for from CROSSWORD CEDAR GREENS East Free information write TWR Kalamazoo Street, 1 mile west of campus, COMPANY, Department Q2, 1-2-3-4 or 5 persons PUZZLE 2550 Telegraph Avenue, 487-5055. C-3-3-30 Berkeley, California 94704. ACROSS 10-4-10 Close to Campus 25. Antiseptic FOREIGN CAR service at 1. Burmese knife 28 Rochet ALLEN'S MARATHON 4. Poorest part $43.75 30. Cheese dish SERVICE, Abbott and Lake STUDENTS PART MONTHLY - 4th of fleece 32. Arrived Lansing, call 351-8682. S-4-3 I TIME EMPLOYMENT person needed for Capitol 7 Armadillo 33. Rose oil Earn $50 - $100 per week Villa Apartment. 351-6989 11. October brew 34. Blind impulse c 2-3-29 12. Jeer 36. Fragrance arranging interviews. Pay commensurate with ability. 13. Unit ol force 38. Invest money APARTMENT- 14. list 42, Anklebones Call 351-0620, 10am 10pm. SPACIOUS 16. African 44. Dabbler LEARN TO FLYI Over 30 years 10-4-10 new efficiency, furnished, antelope 46. Astronaut carpeted, private entrances, 17. Wonderful Shepard experience in all types of near downtown Mason. 18. Infuriate 47 Ballet step flight training. Approved for WAITRESSES WANTED must Immediate occupency. $130 20. Vast amount 48. Ibsen character veterans. FRANCIS be neet and dependable. Call plus gas. 351-3809. 1-3-28 22. Link 49. Cherry AVIATION, Airport Road. Robbie for appointment. Call 484-1324. C-3-3-30 655-2175. 5-4-3 2 BEDROOM FURNISKED mobile home, Colby Lake/M 1135 Michigan Avenue PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP: 78. Deposit. 694 - 0088 next to Brody Complex 3-3-30 CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS are units for Sprmg, Summer now leasing student and married couplos Put some excitement and finesse into YOUR & Fall These spacious apartments are and furnished with distinctive carpeted photography! Evergreen Arms furniture. Each unit has a individual air garbage disposal and Enroll NOW in Don DeKoninck'i dynamic condittoning. These two man units have parking space for apartment. Recreat'on is planned for with a giant every workshop on posing and lighting the face and Leicurely Luxury! I One balconies. We also have a full time swimming pool and private block from Campus and - resident manager for any problems. If figure. the East to be you want Lansing stores. among the first residents of CEDAR GREENS call today. The one bedroom Ten weeks of dynamic photographic Air Conditioning and units start at $85/month per man. FOR RENTAL EXPERIENCE. Sessions begin on Tuesday April 4 Balcony. INFORMATION CALL and Thursday April 5. avan?WeSHAFFER Between 1 & 8 pm' 351-8631. 3-6-9 and 12-month leases Choose the evening you prefer, and call 485-8253 Now Leasing for Summer management exclusively by: ALL STATE MANAGEMENT to receive further information and to reserve your and Fall 35, 1310 CO., INC. 241 E.SAGINAW HWV. SUITE 4U place in the program . . . Each section is limited to 341-45 Evergreen Ave. — EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 8 participants. 351-6821 48823 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 28, 1973 21 IW ■ LFORD STREET □HI Police 126, 2 investigate stabbing - EAST MICHIGAN Lansing, ■ blocks from campus. HEDRICK Deluxe, recently remodeled, HOUSE co-op has NEW 1972 BOY'S 10 ■ air conditioned, furnished 2 fully one female speed SEWING MACHINE clearance carpeted, 1 bedroom opening. $220/ bike. Only 3 actual miles. FIND SOMETHING? ■ man, $180, 3 man $195. sale! Brand apartment, with stove and term. Call 332-0846. 3-3-30 Call 337-1450, Donna. 3-3-30 new portable, If you've found a pet or article (continued from page 1) ■ Now leasing. $49.95, $5 332-3090i, refrigerator. Call 371-4158. per month. Large of value, we want to help water level |351 -8571, 372-5767. 1-3-28 BASEMENT ROOM selection of reconditioned you falls, divers will look for the weapon again. - spring return it. Just come into the 10 3-3-30 $45/ month, near campus. COUCH WITH built-in used machines. Singers, State News Zutaut said apprehension on the part of students as a end Classified result of the murder is to be Pets welcome. 351-3094. tables, matching chair, small Whites, Necchi's, New Home expected. "Until the killer or Department JrL NEEDED for 4 1 Waters Edge. 351-8857 man. . NO MORE BUS PASSES 3-3-30 bar, draperies. Will sell together or separatly. Best offer takes. and "many others." $19.95 want to and tell place an ad in EAST us you killers are apprehended, people have a right to be to $39.95. Terms. LANSING STATE BANK'S concerned," he said. I 332 8479. 3-3-30 339-9762 after 5:30 p.m. EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING However, he pointed Beautiful 1 and 2 Bedroom weekdays, found column. As a public out that Brown's murder is the first daily weekends. COMPANY, 1115 North service EAST LANSING of a student ever at MSU. "MSU has never ■r|NG - 1 man for 4 man. Apartments across from 2-3-29 Washington. 489-6448. STATE BANK will run the crime in the 13 years I have been had this type of ■ cedar Village. Campus. Summer C-2-3-29 here and I don't Rent SINGLES/ DOUBLES, Bower ad at no extra cost to we'll see a rash of these crimes in expect 1 negotiable. 351-2078. 3330 and Fall Leases Available Co-op, room, board $225/ term. SMITH CORONA portable you. the future," he said. electric 100 USED VACUUM EAST LANSING While Brown is the first student Nice, 351-4490. 10-4-10 typewriter. Return cleaners. to be murdered on STATE BANK Immediately. carriage, script type, with Tanks, canisters, and campus, his killing is the sixth on record at MSU. uprights. C-3-3-30 Tlie murder of Marie Ann case, nearly new, $85. Guaranteed 1 full DELTA ARMS 337 9341 SPRING, LARGE 2 room Jackson, 18, a Lansing 655-2668 after 5:30 pm. year. $7.88 and up. DENNIS resident, is still unsolved. She was found off Sandhill 12 Bedroom Block from Campus Units - One 351-7910 UNIVERSITY TERRACE double. Completely furnished, utilities, parking, TV lounge. Laundry, kitchen 2-3-29 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 316 North Cedar, opposite Personal IjLZj at the extreme south November 1970. of campus by a deer hunter in Road LIBERTY COIN SHOP City Market. C-2-3-29 The four other murder victims at 414-24 MICHIGAN AVE. very close. $100. 332-8965 TV RENTALS $23 per term, Air Conditioned MSU were children of or 484-9774. 0-10-4-10 $9.50 per month. Free MSU students. The last occurred in 50 USED SEWING machines 1971. | SUMMER AND FALL MICHIGAN AVENUE -near $9.95 delivery, service and pick-up. University administration officials would not FRATERNITY HOUSE up. Zig-Zag and No deposit. Stereos available on the motive for speculate Sparrow Hospital. Private - straight stitchers, portables the crime or what effect it LEASES spring term, room/ at same rates. Call the might have on entrance, parking, utilities call 337-2093. board, and console models. Singers, 337-1300. C-3-3-30 NEJAC, University community. paid, 1 bedroom, 1 adult 3-3-30 Elliot G. Ballard, assistant to AVAILABLE NOW Whites, Kenmores, and many President preferred. 332-0322. 1-3-28 more too numerous "This murder is one more case of Wharton, said, SINGLE ROOM to ALWAYS OPEN, but man's 2 blocks from mention. 30 used vacuums $5 save time man. We're inhumanity to [ 235 DELTA STREET campus. Cooking. $50 per call for an appointment, doing all we can to identify the people 332-4929 Houses m month, utilities included. up. Uprights and tanks, Kirbys, Electrolux, Rainbows 355-3359. UNION involved." 332-6990. 3-3-30 BUILDING BARBER SHOP. and many more too JEEDED IMMEDIATELY - RECTILINEAR III numerous to mention. Hours C-2-3-29 Typing Service girls to share house. Room HOUSEMATE FOR lakeside log SUMMER. SINGLES. speakers, Miracord 50H turntable with 9am to 5pm Saturday 9-12 cabin. Furnished, fireplace, and Board $100. North end Completely furnished, Stanton 681 EE noon. ELECTRO GRAND, PREGNANT? WE understand. I of Lansing. Call after 3 $78. 339 2310, 339 utilities, kitchen, parking. TV cartridge. Call pm, - - 8922. Call 804 East us. PREGNANCY I 485-7032. 3-3-30 3-3-30 lounge, laundry, very close, Link, 332-0866. 3-3-30 Michigan, Lansing. COUNSELING. EXPERIENCED IBM typing. 0-3-3-30 372-1560. $60. 332-8965 or 484=9774. 0-3-3-30 Dissertations. (Pica - Elite). SINGLE OR GIRLS SCHWINN VARSITY 10 Fayann, 489-0358. C-3-3-30 couple to share 0-10-4-10 What's rBEECHWOOD APTS. country living. 677 - 2971. speed, orange with a AFGHANS AND toss pillows. received Happening in must be Will the State I 1130 BEECH STREET 3-3-30 MALE STUDENT generator light and fenders, sell cheap) Phone EXPERIENCED TYPIST, close News - room, like 349-0243 before 9am. 3-3-30 Volunteer Teacher Aide to MSU. Electric typewriter. Office, 341 Student Services new, $80. 351-4861. - jLarge 2 Bedroom Student parking or garage available, positions in Lansing Schools. Bldg. by 1 p.m. at least two class WOMAN 3-3-30 Call 349-1773 evenings and GRADUATE student cooking privileges. 538 MSU credits may be days before publication. No ■Apartments - Completely A earned. weekends. 373-6726 to share 2 bedroom house. Grove. 1-3-28 THOUGHTFUL gift? A Meeting in 102 B Wells 4:00 announcements will be accepted Furnished. Own room. $65. 337 0514. WATERBED, FRAME, heater, "Peanuts Personal" p.m. Thursday. Call weekdays. 0-3-28 by phone. - message 2-3-29 QUIET ROOM for male student, thermostat, liner, pad - 71" X to one you love in 485-8161 ext. 306 Fall Rates As Low As 79". $70. Steve, the Want If you are interested in 211% Grand River, across 484-6705. Ads. Dial 355-8255. DUST OFF THAT unused doing 1-3-28 piano children's $51.25 per man. from Union. Upstairs. $48/ and sell it for cash theater, call with a 484-0476. month. 351 -6629. 5-4-3 FREE a lesson in I SUMMER ... Want Ad now! Dial AND FALL SONY 8 - track complexion recorder, small care. Call 355-8255. The MSU Veterans Assn. will LEASES 1 OR Advent speakers, Dyna 35 484-4519 East 2 GIRLS for room in Michigan or meet at 7 p.m. today in the AVAILABLE house off Kalamazoo. $65 stereo amplifier. Garrard 485-7197 Lansing Mall. American Legion Hall. East MATURE, LIBERAL male FLX - 3 changer. Koss ESP FISH FREAKS MERLE NORMAN Lansing, to discuss organization, IMMEDIATELY or monthly. 485-1330. 3-3-30 - 29 — gallon 351-9564 female, own room collective house near Sparrow in MALE STUDENT near campus. 6 Sensorex headphones. SLR Miranda camera. Odells with for $21, 10 gallon sliding glass lids COSMETICS C-2-3-29 STUDIOS. M community projects and social func is for tl Pentax HI A setups for llE GIRL for Old Cedar Hospital. Phone 482-4548. Furnished, with meter. $13.50, quiet. Clean. 20 gallon setups for HAPPINESS IS A ■ Village. Rent negotiable. 3-3-30 Parking. 332-3094. 2-3-29 Binoculars, TV's, typewriters, $21. Cardinals, Tiger Barbs, /fLECTOLYSIS ONLY _ STATE NEWS AD. tapestries. 400 used 8 I 337 0238. 3-3-30 - track Cherry Barbs, Algae eaters, permanent hair^ IT WORKS! 355-8255 HOUSE 3 bedroom furnished tapes, $1 removal. - ATTRACTIVE ROOM for each. WILCOX Zebras, and Glow - lites. On V«, llRISTIAN CO-OP women for piano, fireplace $215 plus serious woman student or SECOND HAND STORE, sale 5 for $1. Facial-Hairline-Body ^ ■. All v I'elcc utilities. 489-0737. 3-3-30 509 East Michigan, Thursday — Virginia Hanchett * EXPERT ■ four person house across instructor. Better residential Lansing. Sunday only, at THE TYPIST, Selectric. 485 4391. Trades, FISH 325V* S. Grand,Lansing* Math If you are i Akers. $60/month area. 351 - 6286.ED2 - 3743. - layaway, MONGER, 1522 Phone 484-1632 experience. Minor looking for a used GIRL bank cards, 8 - 5:30 East i bike or want to sell I including utilities. 351-7844. TO share house, own p.m. Michigan, open 12 editing, multi-lith, offset one, register daily. C-3-30 - 9pm on the public roster between 13-3-30 room, $75, 136 Mifflin or weekdays, 12 - 6pm Saturday WOMEN - MEET interesting, printing available. 372-3826. a.m. and 8 p.m. at 1 1 call after 6pm, ROOM, 0-3-3-30 Synergy, 541 485-8261. BOGUE Stree and Sunday. 3-3-30 compatible men. Absolutely E. Grand River Ave. 23-29 $157/term. Parking BAUTEL'S, 2916 Turner Street free. Write J. & S. DATING extra. N IV5 - 9212. All types of ANN BROWN Children Welcome kitchen. 351 4280. 3-3-30 FOR SALE - 2 quality Arabian SERVICE, Box 779, East — Typing and Ronald O. Kapp all yarns and supplies. 5-4-3 multilith offset mares. Fifteen minutes from Lansing. 5-4-3 printing. speak on "Designating 1 or 2 Bedrooms FIVE MAN house, very close, SINGLE CLOSE Complete service for Wilderness and Natural Areas in - to Union. • campus. Call 353 6231. furnished and Unfurnished furnished, parking. Summer, Older, serious male student. SCHWIN SUPER sport women's - dissertations, theses, Michigan: A Special Problem in Now Fall. 484-9774.0-10-4-10 $15/week. 663-8418. 3-3-30 bicycle, excellent condition. 1 year old. $120. Call 5-4-3 Peanuts Personal [ jjj manuscripts, general typing, Land p.m. Use Planning" Thursday in 22 at 1:30 Leasing for 353 - WANTED IBM. 23 years experience. Resources Bldg. 3 Natural LARGE HOUSE for 8 students. 0947 after 1:30 p.m. 5-4-3 - LABRADOR 349-0850. C-3-3-30 Summer and Fall. MALE TO share room, Excellent location. Kitchen, campus, Retriever, male, adult. Need FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE 1 - I The University Committee on block not be laundry, parking, garage. away. Furnished, FISHER STEREO tuner, pre - registered. 353 - 6231. think I amourilly you too. Public Safety will hold an I Call 351-2353 to see 332 1918. 5-4-3 cooking, parking, $50 amp and amplifier. 1-3-28 Uncle Dougie. 1-3-28 open Priced meeting at 4 p.m. today in 443 monthly. Call Mr. Chapman | your next Apartment. " 694-0841. 3-3-30 reasonably. Phone 627 Administration Bldg. All MEN, PRIVATE roo'- in house. 6691. 3-3-30 i Mobile Homes interested people may attend. 1 Vi blocks to MP DON'T FORGET blood NORTH POINTE campus. Singles, ROOM comes doubles, cooking, parking. - MEN, clean, quiet, ANNOUNCING A drastic only from Application for resident people. 11242 HASLETT ROAD Call 351-3089 after 6pm. close. Linens furnished. Phone 337-2758. X-1- reduction on prices for pipes, MARLETTE 12'X 60' with BY Professional donors assistant summer positions in school and high school regular 5-4-3 papers, and posters. Stop in 7' X 21' OWNER, Red Cedar area 3 compensated. MICHIGAN expando. Excellent bedroom summer programs are home, large yard. available IL E R at THE DAY BEFORE condition. COMMUNITY BLOOD in 302 Student Services k - 2 bedroom GIRL NEEDED MEN - CLOSE to MSU. Clean, Unfurnished, Evenings and weekends, 332 CENTER. 337-7183. Hours Bldg. The - 526 Spartan FOREVER, 107 North carpeted except kitchen, custom - deadline is April 6. quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone 4503. 3-3-30 Avenue, $55. Share utilities. Cedar, Lansing. Tuesday - skirting, sunporch, Monday, Thursday and 485-8836. 0-3-3-30 steps Call 337-9600. 4-4-2 Saturday, 11 - 5:30 p.m. included. Call 625-7186 Friday 9-4:30. Tuesday and SDS is calling an open days, ARE YOU concerned about 3-3-30 625-4458 after 6pm and Wednesday 12-6:30pm. meeting for all interested in CLOSE TO CAMPUS: 3 SUMMER, DOUBLE, weekends. 5-4-3 transportation because of a C-3-3-30 building the racism conference people pRL SHARE 2 bedroom trailer for house. Very reasonable. completely furnished, 5 DAYS fuel shortage in the near and other programs this spring, LEFT! Walgreen close, reasonable. No utilities, kitchen, parking, TV future? We all should be! at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in 34 phone. 512 Dorothy. Laboratory semi - annual liSSSPKKij ■ 3bI 3373 after 6 pm. 2-3-29 lounge, laundry, very close. This 8 unit single bedroom Union. 3-3-30 products sale. Many, many $80. 332-8965 or 484-9774. SAVE A TREE multiple is only 3 doors off items, 2 for the price of one. The |GiRL NEEDED spring. $65. 2 0-10-4-10 Grand River, East Lansing, Inter-Varsity Christian MEN TO GULLIVER STATE DRUGS. ease. After 5 pm, share, bedroom, furnished, clean. private 1105 East Grand River. 332 - RE CYCLE THE walking distance to campus QUALITY BRANDS Fellowship will p.m. Thursday at Bethel Manor beet at 7:30 ■ 337 0818. 2-3-29 SPARTAN HALL. Men and and all shopping. Completely Call 372-1199. 3-3-30 5171. C-3-3-30 SUPER 803 E. Grand River Ave. Join us women, singles. $15 per STATE NEWS, WE DO furnished. First time offered. Easy terms. For further DISCOUNT] for informal singing and sharing. fOAR VILLAGE - 1 male for week. 351-4495 or 489-9288. ANTIQUES NOW IN: Treadle 2 0-3-3-30 information call Mrs. Sally Don't FORGET TO The film an, spring, rent BEDROOM, FURNISHED, sewing maching, wooden ice "Martin Luther Negotiable. Available carpeted, $125 $140. 402 Hartley, 332-0004 or CHECK US OUT King Jr.: From Montgomery to - box, cherry stork table, LUXURIOUS LIVING without immediately. 351-4077. North Foster. CAPITOL CLUB rooms, $12 to MUSSELMAN REALTY Memphis" will be shown at 1 30 482-6906. heartback rocker and many upkeep. Pool, playground, 12 3-29 $24 per week. 12 week lease. 332-3582. 1-3-28 p.m. April 4 in the Auditorium. 1-3-28 new items. Visit THE DAY and Men, women. 484-4422. game rooms available. Velocipede Peddler BEFORE FOREVER, 107 Mobile Home, 2 bedrooms, The laboratory in Zoology GOLF and TENNIS 0-3-3-30 North Cedar, Tuesday - Saturday, 11 Lansing. 5:30 extra sharp, with and extras. storage shed Call ROGER Service JS 541 E. Grand River 318 will open at 2 p.m. 20 3 Natural Science today in Bldg. .1® 351-7240 - For Sale PAVLIK REALTY, Derald Discussion sections will meet on p.m. 3-3-30 Heath, 371 - 2890 or 485 Monday according to schedule. BABYSITTING IN my Spartan SUPPLIES AKAI TAPE deck X200D, 38 4950. 3-3-30 - Village home. Experienced. CHILD CARE home — in Infants my or licensed pre Crisis in America will meet at GUNS, RIFLES and handguns low voice tapes, $275. 332 Call Chalice, 355-0862. - Shag balls - $1.25 / Doz. of all kinds. Buy, trade and - HOUSE schoolers, near M.S.U. 332 • 7:30 p.m. today in the Tower 0239. 3-3-30 TRAILER - excellent 2-3-29 4307. 3-3-30 Room, Union. All are Plastic practice balls sell. urged to BOB'S GUN SHOP, value, already set up on lot in 2412 South FOR only — 6/S1.00 Cedar, call BIKES - 10 speed, 3 speed, 1 Holt, 2 bedrooms, extra large QUALITY service on 371-2244. 15-4-17 speed. Call 355 - 0889. bath. Full price $2,700. Call stereo equipment, see the 1'73 golf rule book — Free 1-3-28 Derald Heath 485 - 4950 or . STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East BICYCLE with purchase GRANNY'S CELLAR ROGER PAVLIK Grand River. C-3-3-30 - 167 REALTY, OPTICAL DISCOUNT 2615 371 2890. 3-3-30 - McMullan, Grand Ledge. - J Dunlop yellow tennis ball ■ special Glass, furniture and East Michigan, 372-7409. Open 9-5:30pm Lansing, EAST LANSING - Grand XEROX COPIES 4i - can of 3/1.99 (reg. $3.25) collectibles. 5-4-3 River, COPYGRAPH SERVICES, ■ Tennis daily. Closed Saturday. perfect for graduate student M.A.C. and Grand River rackets, badminton birdies in stock C-3-3-30 or below Jones married couple, behind Stationery Shop. PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE AUCTION Tom's Party Store, 337-1666. C-3-3-30 ■Larry Cushion 1 PH. 332-1667 table, 54"x40", 96". opens Dinette set, 6 chairs, to SHOP AND COMPARE! Lowest sell fast. Call Bob priced to Lippie Sporting Goods ■ 3020 VINE STREET . 1 Block North of Just West of Sears Michigan Ave and hutch. $400. 489-1314. 3-3-30 consistent record prices in town! MARSHALL MUSIC, 245 Ann Street. 1-3-28 evenings BUTTE RFIELD 484 7403. 2-3-29 - 489 - 3039, or REALTY Instructions |[j^j BELLY DANCING Collingtooob is here at last! turn mi means Classes begin April 7 through June 9. Registration $29.Limited enrollment so register early. Saturday fee is - Call 351-2264 or355-8134 between 6 & 8 p.m. Classes sponsored by MSU BELLY DANCING CLUB Typing Service PAST TONY COATS ON GRAND RIVER PROFESSIONAL IBM dissertation typing. MA |>u« Hill Apartment,, now under new management is leasing student unit, tor English degree. MARTY |NtER, SPRING. SUMMER. These spacious apartments are carpeted and[u""sh"J NORTH, 351-3487. C-3-3-30 f distinctive, comfortable furniture. Each unit has a garbage di«po«lI «d air PROFESSIONAL Zoning. These 4 man units have up to 4 parking spaces per unit and mclude the (Pica-Elite). IBM 1 1 typing years h' 'min, pool and room. experience. Sandi, 339-8934. Th,ou^o„. C-3-3-30 THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MARCH 29 & 30 1:30 P.M. at SALVAGE YARD COMPLETE THESES 1330 South Harrison Road 6 gand 12 MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE. hockey •Air conditioned on the river •Unllmltsd Parting SERVICE. Discount printing. IBM typing and theses, resumes, publication. binding of Michigan State University Campus. "Dishwasars Across from campus, Various makes and conditions. All "New Furniture corner items may be seen exclusively by. ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. •Shag Carpeting "Modal Open Daily M.A.C. and Grand River, at Salvage Yard, March 28th from 8:30 a.m. to below Jones 4:30 2771 Northwind Stationery Shop. p.m. and March 29th and 30th 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 Call 361-8282 Call COPYGRAPH from 8:30 a.m. to (Behind the Yankaa Stora) 1:00 p.m. EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 SERVICES, 337 1666 C-3-3-30 Terms: Cash 22 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, ^ , arises Are Still Being Made for 8 Convenience at tore our BelonginWWgs MSU • Free Loekers to Protect Hooks Your • New Quirk Service Beiog Counters Done MakeShoping -82&5-Hours 3°0pomFri31 • Remodeling to -ma037 Registration Hours For March Wed. -ma037 -ma 9°°poi Sat °°ll Thurs Regular -noM Fri 730am s PREVG kJ BOOKS ARE AVAILABLE NOW! Full Refund Privileges Thr Receipt & in Saleable Cond ASSURE YOURSELF OF AVAILABLE Important Information Book Spring Books are arranged on our aad are ideatified by shelf pictured here. These Cards the books are required or professor aad Are Oa the t,Course t t Course t THIS BOOK IS RECOMMENDED THIS DOOK IS REOOIRED Author Author Title Title MSU BOOKSTORE "* of campus