By MIKE La NOUE State News Staff Writer The source of an oil slick that left a rainbow oil effect over several miles of the Red Cedar River undetermined after an investigation Wednesday was of Natural Resources. by the Michigan Dept. Officials Wildlife experts said whether the oil slick will Wednesday river. they are not yet sure harm plant and animal life in the The eventual effects of the oil slick are determine because the difficult to Red Ceda remove the oil from movement of the water the area without damage and because the precise nature causing could significant of the oil is unknown. The Dept. of Natural of the oil Resources reported that the source slick was a leak coming from storm sewer to a on the river one block west of Hagadorn Road. But the oil was visible several hundred yards upstream from the sewer. Bill Barr, Inc., an industrial waste pumping the remaining oil from the contractor, sewer at 4 began Wednesday and the Dept. of Natural Resources had p.m. men several working with oil net devices to prevent the oil flowing downstream. from I have no idea how the oil David Dennis, chief got into the storm sewer," of the department's oil control division, said Wednesday. Dennis said the oil that is pollution Slick view now in the river will also be Students gaze down at the oil coated water of pumped off by Barr Inc. Natural Resources is The oil is the Red Cedar River below the bridge by Wells currently investigating the a substance heavier than fuel causes of the oil slick. oil, Dennis said, Hall. The white area in the (continued photo at left reveals on page 12) the oil in the river. The Michigan Dept. of State News photos by Ken Ferguson the michigan Volume 65, Number 123 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 29, 1973 U.S. completes pullout from Vietnam By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS was due out by dusk today, ending the The U. S. Commmand role of the U.S. Command 20,000 in Guam. The United States as a member of the International announced decision to stay on the officially that once has 600 bombers and By the time American troops a nds more than a decade of had half a million fighter - bombers Commission of Control supervisory military American soldiers at bases in Thailand and withdrew from the fighting in and commission for an ntervention in Vietnam today, under its purview. in Guam. Supervision. Only hours before the additional 60 days and urged "greater by Vietnam, nearly 46,000 had died. olding its colors and sending its last Some troops Another 30,000 American servicemen The negotiations collapsed, Canada cooperation" among the four member 10 men homeward simply transferred to are aboard "Pentagon East" military or to other U. S. bases in Thailand. The 7 th Fleet ships off nations: Indonesia, Hungary, Poland United headquarters at Nhut air base will be >s in Southeast Asia. States will continue to Vietnam. taken over by the Defense and Canada. The last American troops maintain a At its Attache have been strong air arm there to discourage any peak in April 1969, American Office under the U. S. Canada and the United States have eaving Vietnam virtually around troop strength in Vietnam grew to Embassy. It will • the offensive in South Vietnam have a staff of 50 privately expressed displeasure with . clock. Planes have taken off from Saigon's TanSan Nhut air base since the North Vietnamese. The Pentagon lists by 543,000 men. In June 1969, President Nixon began phased withdrawals, and military attaches and 1,200 civilians. The only other U. S. troops remaining in Vietnam are 159 Indian the inability of the Joint Military Commission and its companion midnight Wednesday. The last flight * gradually turned the war over to the Marine guards at the U. S. International Commission of Control Embassy. South Vietnamese. A team of 14 U. S. experts also will remain behind to search for the more Brando and Supervision to keep the Canada reportedly saw extended U. S. peace. than 1,000 Americans still listed as presence as a stabilizing factor. Nixon expected missing in North and South Vietnam. The 825 - man North Vietnamese and U. S. delegations to the four Joint Military Commission will leave party wayRAPID CITY, S.D. (AP) - Marlon to The Canadians had coupled their willingness to serve on the (continued on page 12) Brando, who rejected an Academy Friday and Saturday. Award Tuesday night to protest Under terms of the loophole agreement, the Hollywood's treatment of Indians, was 60 day life of the commission in - reported en route here Wednesday to expired at midnight Wednesday, but talk with Indians about the takeover the deadline was extended another of Wounded Knee. day so the commission could close The out its report came from Aaron business It now becomes a two • party DeSersa, an American Indian joint military commission made up of Movement member who said he left to justify more the two opposing South Vietnamese parties, the Saigon government and the Viet Cong. Wounded Knee Monday night. DeSersa said Brando's refusal to accept the Academy Award "certainly The United States failed in secret made me feel good. It couldn't have (C) 1973 WASHINGTON STAR-NEWS sources, Nixon is to argue eleventh - hour negotiations with been a better show of that he has States bombing raids have continued support for the power, as commander Hanoi to keep the four - American Indian - in - chief, daily against communist forces for the party conditions in this WASHINGTON, MARCH 28 - As to order military action in last three weeks. The United States commission alive and to prolong country." ;he last United States forces withdraw support of is commitments made under both these American military presence, the North from South Vietnam observing a cease ■ fire in Vietnam and Meanwhile, negotiations that today, the Nixon Vietnamese reported. looked hopeful for ending the agreements, which were concluded 19 Laos, but the legal arguments also siege at administration is laying new U. S. said legal years apart. would be invoked should sources Washington had Wounded Knee apparently fell flat groundwork for continued bombing of hostilities promised to press for This rationale is an extension of Wednesday amid Cambodia and any possible future air being applied most the commission in return for a a government claim urgently to Cambodia, where United of a power struggle among action in Indochina. (continued on page 17) the guarantee that Canada would remain (continued on page 12) According to informed sources, the President intends to use two instruments to justify air action, now Budget that the first 60 cuts threaten MSU funds - day disengagement period of the Vietnam peace settlement is ended: The Jan. 27 Paris peace agreement, which the United States By JOHN LINDSTROM The cuts listed in the report would the money to offset these cuts should says is threatened by Hanoi's State News Staff Writer amount to approximately $2 million from a revenue adminstering the Lakeside cutbacks will be offset but sources said the — come - sharing plan Community Health Center in Pontiac. by a revenue continuing violations in South A wide range report does not with the states, but administrators are •Over sharing plan in education, proposed by Vietnam. of MSU programs and list all the areas that could suffer the next three years the the President. departments could suffer severe skeptical that such a plan would work. Dept. of Psychology could lose • The cutbacks. Also these cuts The report, released over the term "What this means is that we'll still protocol attached to the would cutbacks if the 1973 - 74 federal budget approximately $151,000 or 11 per 1954 Southeast Asian probably only be the first round in a break, lists several University get our money, we'll just get it Treaty proposed by President Nixon is continuing series of financial slices, the cent of its total budget. Organization (SEATO) treaty. approved. departments and programs that could indirectly, instead of directly. Where University administrators administrators said. be In addition, President Nixon has before the federal effect, according to these conclude in hurt substantially by these government just a report. The government has already impounded $200,000 proposed that proposed cuts. gave us the money, now it will appropriated to MSU by Congress go to "These areas of proposed cutbacks the states that will divide under the Bankhead up money to - Jones Act, the different schools," are illustrative of the problem, but the Stephen Terry, which provides institutional list is by no means all support to asst. vice president for business and - inclusive," the land grant colleges. Legislature report states. finance, said. These departments and progru' r- Supposedly all of these federal But the details of such a revenue which would be effected include: [continued on page 12) •The Cooperative Extension Service, which would lose about $114,000. campus By DANIEL DEVER State News Staff Writer alcoh •The College of Veterinary Medicine, which this year is receiving $446,000 in capitation grants under the Comprehensive Health Manpower Remaining POWs, Training Program, would receive A cold beer Wallbanger or ® Harvey may soon be as near to Zcfs ( 8a.<~o *1 CoCA HOT &X66 41 O-COLA i- * * Score// /Sv/f , /•'/[M/X6S ^LL $223,000 under this program next year and no money in 1974 - 75. •The African Studies Center would except 1, freed today students as the Union if a bill is * CLARK AIR passed by the state legislature VAfii OtAtei. Aft/*. Jf \> X * | \emas lose $54,000 or 31 per cent of its total budget and the Asian Studies Center (AP) — BASE, Philippines The last regular group of U. S. United States Many in the 67 on Sunday or Monday. Permitting the sale of alcoholic cHttse 1 CKoLVTi r war prisoners will be released - man group due in L i> pout/Sot) «•-. would lose $35,000 or 41 per cent of from Thursday are crewmen of B52 verages on campus. tjve*. << Hanoi's jails today to join 81 others its budget. bombers downed last December when The bill here who already are looking forward recently introduced by •The School of Social Work could President Nixon ordered intensified •0 state to a trip home on the weekend. representatives, including H. Lynn lose at least $91,165 or 18 per cent of bombing strikes in the Hanoi - Jondahl, D - East Lansing, its budget. The remaining 67 prisoners Haiphong region to would the pressure the North legalize the sale and •The College of Human Medicine on Vietnamese into turnover list will fly in from Hanoi on a peace settlement. consumption of alcoholic beverages could lose a $65,000 research The the student union grant. two C141 Star - Lifter hospital jets. prisoner releases and troop buildings of Federal cutbacks could also kill the withdrawals originally were scheduled 1*' They had been billed as the last supported colleges and • Regional to end universities. Medical Program which Americans in Communist custody, but Wednesday, the deadline set in would jeopardize important MSU - the Viet Cong announced the peace agreement for With liquor Wednesday prisoner to the now being available sponsored projects in rural medicine. in Saigon one more U. S. turnovers and U. S. troop withdrawal. student age group, it is a prisoner will •The College of Osteopathic be turned over. This, however, "totter of was delayed by a practicability to include Medicine could lose a special projects four day impasse over the release of 'he sale of - alcohol on campus," grant of $98,500 and another grant of He was identified nine American POWs J°ndahl only as captured in Laos said Tuesday. $150,000 which aids the college in Wheme, from Virginia, a captive since between 1965 72 and held The 1969. Officialssaid his release is • by the sponsors of the bill being Communist • backed Pathet Lao. generally feel that it has a good arranged for near the Mekong Delta Nixon threatened to chance of passing, though one of keep U. S. troops SN refund village where he was captured. in Vietnam until the nine were turned 'hem, Rep. Perry Bullard, D - Ann over. Arbor, said the legislation will He will be the 588th American war receive Students prisoner turned over by the North The nine Americans and a strong opposition from bar carrying 10 credits or young °Wr>ers in the Vietnamese, Viet Cong and Pathet Canadian missionary, Lloyd D. college and university more who do not wish to read the Lao Oppel, State News or use its services since the releases 20, of British Columbia, were freed by immunities. may began Feb. 12. the Pathet Lao in Hanoi on Rep. Jackie Vaughn, D • Detroit, receive authorization for a refund of According to Communist count, he is Wednesday 'nother sponsor of the the $1 the last. along with 40 airmen shot down over legislation, subscription fee paid at North Vietnam ^"ed it an extension of the registration by presenting their fee between December age of Operation Homecoming officials in 1971 and July 1972. "Hjority acts which went into (jjka.r*. AJS CO-* receipt card at 345 Student Services the Bldg. through April 6 from 8 to 12 Philippines said they expect all the All were reported in l (continued H IGH 6ALL a.m. and 1 to 5 regular returning prisoners to get their comparatively on page 12) p.m. good physical condition. Many phoned medical checks and relatives in the U. S. from the Clark debriefing sessions behind them in time for flights to the base hospital. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday^.,, ,9 EiaCB'IJ' alters policy summary on parking fines 'II By TONI PELLILLO the threatened law suit by State News Staff Writer Smith was related to the lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliHIIIIIIIIMIUIIIIIIIIIIII University action. If JAN Spring term registration Charles [State went smoothly for 57 Massoglia, Students are reminded of ASMSU legal aid director, "If I am right, and I think 1 students who had hold cards thousands of dollars in their acts of God had for traffic fines removed explained Wednesday that am. the parking ticket issue was outstanding debts with the of hold cards issued something to do with the Monday and Tuesday. The one of due process and 14th use students have not yet paid each term. Terry estimated present food prices. I'm not in the fines and are in the Amendment rights. that as much as $225,000 favor of boycotting Him. " process of appealing them "A hold card without a worth of hold cards were to the All - University hearing on a parking fine is issued during early and final like saying you're guilty California Gov. Traffic Committee. registration this term. until proven innocent," Ronald Reagan The normal policy is that students with outstanding Massoglia said. He noted that some cards parking fines cannot register Now that the University reappear term after term for classes until the fine is has "capitulated" and and never get paid because paid and cannot appeal until allowed students with the student does not return after paying the fine. unpaid tickets to complete to the University. Terry said in Those students who did registration, the suit plans MSU currently has a hold iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii not appeal parking tickets within the required five day have been Massoglia said. dropped, card now for in a former student prison for the Hook e Libyan planes attack boat period from issuance still were faced with hold cards. Richard Bernitt, director of the murder of his wife. If that man ever returns to school, Lindy Leone, left, Grosse Pointe sophomore, helps a student Shaw Book Exchange. Leone is one of locate a book many students that volunteer Dept. of Public tim» The 57 students and Ken the hold card will await exchanges each term. bool< Safety, said figures for on campus The Libyan air force attacked an Italian fishing Smith, ASMSU attorney, student parking tickets in him, Terry said. State News photo by John Dickson boat in the Mediterranean Tuesday, Italian were considering filing March were not available earlier this month for an ■fine authorities said Wednesday. The incident, which Wednesday, but that 885 on injunction in a U.S. District tickets were issued in 1 Mauric caused only slight damage and no injuries, came a week after an attack on a United States military Court to stop the University from issuing hold cards to February and 1,174 in BEHIND CLOSED DOORS §th Disl unab January. s airplane. students with unpaid e March parking fines. Terry specified that the ordin Informed sources in Rome declared Wednesday essence of the hold card McCord questioned Stephen Terry, vice fine sy night that the incident has been due to "mutual president for business and policy has not been altered penalt mistakes," and that a solution had been reached in for cases besides parking finance, said he authorized ikets Ma fines in the process of being contacts between Rome and Tripoli. the action at spring term Howev< appealed. Iscovert registration because of a WASHINGTON (AP) — James W. McCord Jr., convicted In delaying sentencing for the others, Sirica urged thJ legal opinion delivered to in the him from Leland "The hold cards are for Watergate bugging affair but not yet sentenced, to cooperate with the grand jury and Senate investieat Carr. went behind the closed, guarded doors of a special Senate University attorney. He any financial obligation due and said that if they decided to speak freely, he wouldubl Approval seen for veto declined to elaborate on the to the University and are careful to stipulate due investigating committee Wednesday for questioning under oath- that into account in meting out sentences. McCord. former security director of the Committee J )tb content of Carr's opinion, but Terry did indicate that process and the right of the McCord, who charged last week that political pressures Re Elect the President and - an ex - FBI and CI-\ aeentl Optimism that House and perjury were involved in the Watergate trial last promptly offered to cooperate with the Senate committal Republicans will sustain January, made no comment as he arrived at the Capitol set up to investigate the Watergate affair and other ate President Nixon's veto of a 2.6 about five minutes ahead of schedule. political espionage and sabotage in last year's presidentii E. Howard Hunt Jr., another n billion rehabilitation vocational authorization Results delayed of those awaiting sentencing for last June's break - in and bugging at Democratic headquarters in the Watergate complex here, campaign, He had written Sirica a letter shortly before sentence! were to be imposed, saying that others had been involved i MSU hai bill was expressed Wednesday was reported earlier in the day to have refused to answer the bugging operation, that perjury had been committed rond - I by Minority Leader Gerald R. Ford of Michigan. in ASMSU vote questions of a federal grand jury. U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica was told that Hunt, during the trial, and that political pressure had been applie to the defendants to plead guilty and remain silent, mpus irollment Ford said that, after several Results of the recent after being closeted briefly with the grand jury in its McCord, accompanied by one of his lawyers, Bernard nducted balloting for ASMSU board head counts of GOP members, positions and the student at - large seats to Academic continuing investigation, had invoked his constitutional Fensterwald, was escorted into the Senate hearing room b of ! Council will not be released until early next week, Maria protection against self - incrimination. police who tried to keep newsmen from getting close to as Id land • g "we are very optimistic." A hearing was scheduled to give government Simpson, elections commissioner, said Wednesday. lawyers an questions, The sun The Senate, which acts The delay is caused by the time needed to tabulate the opportunity to request immunity for Hunt for any SU ranki The committee decided on questioning McCord abou Tuesday on the veto, is large number of write • in candidates and to organize the testimony he might give. He had spent more than an hour his allegations under oath at a hastily • called meeting lat numbei computer programming procedures. before the grand jury Tuesday. Tuesday. Sources reported that he wanted to meet with tb expected to muster the needed , Election returns are expected to be scored by computer G. CJordon Liddy, another Watergate defendant, refused Senators rather than have additional interviews with Samue roUed ^ two - thirds vote to override. today with final validation of the winners to be completed Monday to answer grand jury questions. Sirica will rule Dash, the committee's chiff counsel. 10 It 172. 1 this weekend. 5 Friday on whether to grant him immunity. Dash annbunced at a news conference Sunday tha idergradu McCord had met with him for about three hours last Frida d sevent Soviet deserters kill officer afternoon and again the next afternoon and had given hit idents. the names of others who were involved in the Watergat The s nducted Westerners traveling through East Germany conspiracy. Subsequently there were published reports, quo reported Wednesday they witnessed a shoot - out unnamed sources, that McCord had told Dash that Whit in the Thunringian Mountains in which Soviet army deserters killed a Russain military police officer. House Councel John W. Dean III and Jeb Stuart Magrude a former White House aide and Nixon campaign officia had prior knowledge of the Watergate bugging. lip Customs officials in West Berlin and at the West The White House has denied that Dean had any prk German boundary said truckers, drivers and other knowledge and quoted President Nixon has total and as saying that absolute confidence in his White Houi it U on the Berlin route told them an intensive lawyer. In comrai manhunt was in progress for deserters. Magruder also has denied any prior knowledge.ashed the Cent during the Watergate trial last January nelopmeni her Kinj Mitchell's wife fearful day in the The State News is published by the students of The lectu Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Andrew Martha Mitchell, wife of Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wilson is former U.S. Atty. Gen. John Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a suppo N. Mitchell, said she believed special Welcome Week edition is published ial Chang September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. A well - fc someone was trying to make Member Associated Press, United Press Ned many her husband "the goat" for International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan nference. the Watergate bugging scandal, Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan hts leader the New York Times reported Collegiate Press Assn. rious times Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. Sen. Walt, Wednesday. Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services leduled to The Times said Mrs. 'n conjur Bldg., Michigan State University, Fast Lansing, Mitchell telephoned the 'her Kinf Michigan, 18823. newspaper Tuesday, saying, "I niversary c fear for my husband. I'm Phones: ditorium. News/Editorial 355-8252 Also spons really scared. I have a definite 355-8255 ces reason. I can't tell you why. Classified Ads King's 353-6400 King I "But they're not going to Display Advertising Business Office 355-3447 1 4, I pin anything on him. I won't MITCHELL Photographic 355-8311 Both the I let them, and I don't give a Campus Information 353-8700 open to tl damn who gets hurt. 1 can name names. . . " GET RID OF 1 Sadat expands power THAI President Anwar Sadat has appointed himself military governor of Egypt, clearing the way to WINTER FLAB! impose martial law if he sees fit. Before bikini season starts, He already was commander in chief work off that extra layer of of the armed forces. As fat that kept you warm all military governor he could in an winter - try bowling! Together emergency impose martial law upon all Egyptians, both military and civilian, a or alone, morning, noon or highly placed Egyptian night, bowling is the fun way source said after the offical announcement tr 'itness. Wednesday. ON -FRI 8 AM -11PM There was no indication when if Sadat iAT SUN or 12 NOON-11PM intended to impose martial law. A highly placed 8 AM - 5 PM 40c a game or 3 FOR $1.00 source said it was likely that a detailed decree 5 PM - 11 PM 55c a game ^ would be issued soon explaining the actions Sadat MEN'S & WOMEN'S intended to take. INDEPENDENT LEAGUES Malaysia , N. Viet ties seen leagues, please conm^ Intramural Department at Malaysia will make another move in the next few days in keeping with her policy of evenhanded Saab relations with all power blocs and communist as well as non - communist nations UNION m by recognizing North Vietnam. BOWLING w, Malaysian officials have stated that recognition 0pEN of China is also under consideration, but action is expected. no early Ad paid for imtu* LANES Lower I awnl Union Building 355^ M( Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 29, 1973 3 ity ordinance upholds ALWAYS TRY ine on overdue tickets council ordinance this JANET SHUBITOWSKI week which provides for the he is letting his decision tate News Staff Writer fine extended length of time, stand. an system. $8 fee is charged. The fine system was "I'm not going to repeal While the legality of the challenge to the adopted at the my decision," he said. same time fine was under right to enforce a the traffic court "Massoglia can have the investigation, was persons who filed an fic fine schedule by established in dollar. After all the work he appeal rging a person an 1971, has done he's entitled to it." could be excused from the Schoenberger said. $1 fine, tional $1 for parking "I made the Schoenberger said. ets that are five days decision in wrong The fine system However, the $5 fine for provides due failed following the excusing for a $2 fee if the warrants was still in effect. Massoglia from the fine," parking Massoglia said he every of a 1971 city ticket is paid within five was not uncil ordinance Schoenberger said. "The $1 days. After five days the aware that such an fine is there and it has gone ordinance existed.' He said ablishing the fine through city council." charge is $3. And if a he will idule. warrant is issued for failure study the ordinance ;harles Schoenberger said that to pay the ticket before deciding if he will Massoglia, after an take additional FIRST FOR vis legal aid director, legal action. in his own behalf «h 8 when he challenged .ets city's right to charge the itional $1 on $2 rdue. that are parking five days Write On He contended there was statute providing the city h the power to charge th fine on late tickets. Maurice E. Schoenberger, th District Court Judge case Write On , a n research papers. for s unable at the time of Ann Arbor • based firm Write On restraining order, issued which operates a branch in was ordered to Feb. 23 by March 8 hearing to find court Judge Edward East by a Washtenaw Deake, is not valid because ordinance establishing Lansing, began its County Circuit Court defense in court judge there was no proper service : fine system and dropped Wednesday to show cause why an of the papers, against the charge made by according to : penalty on three parking injunction temporarily Arthur Harger, Write Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley On kets Massoglia held. that the firm is banning operation of the corporate officer. However, Schoenberger subverting firm should not be made "The Ann Arbor branch the processes of higher scovered a 1971 city permanent. closed down education in its sale of The temporarily as temporary a precautionary measure," Harger said Wednesday. "But after consultation with tudy ranks our reopen." lawyer we plan to The East Lansing branch has not been affected by the injunction and Harger said n student e he feels confident that a motion for dismissal of the charge will be sustained. [ MSU has been ranked the member institutions of the - and the "Our research and ■ond • largest individual association which include University of reference Michigan (Ann Arbor). service will mpus in student the largest in the continue," Harger said. 'We TEXT rollment in a country MSU's enrollment of NEW USED TEXT survey and collectively take the position that the nducted by the National more than 30 represent 19,745 women led all the Advertising 205 Educ. 325E NEW USED per cent of common man should be of state universities the students enrolled in surveyed institutions, Wright - Advertising $11.95 $8.95 . the followed by Ohio State with allowed to buy research." Collier Teach. Math Mod. - d land ■ grand colleges. nation's 2,682 Write On attorney Ted colleges and 1 7,6 35. Others El. School The survey also showed in $8.95 $6.70 universities. Albert notified the court Astronomy 119 SU ranking first in both descending order were City that he would file the Among universities with University of New York Jastrow Astronomy $12.50 1FiS?eries20c° - : number of women and the $9.40 largest campuses, MSU motion he deems time freshmen with (Brooklyn), University of to bring the matter to necessary 1. Wagner Environment & - . Man $7.50 $5.65 43,418 students Puerto Rico (Rio Piedras), issue 2. Odum -oiled during fall term (including those in resident within 20 days. - Ecology $4.25 $3.20 12. It was second in City University of New Building Construction 200 centers) was topped only by York (Hunter) and City Albert said Wednesday dergraduate enrollment Ohio State that the claim against Write Beyer - Housing $11.95 $8.95 Geography 204 seventh in University with University of New York graduate 45,963. Following MSU On is not a claim of action. Haggett-Geography $10.95 idents. (Queens). Crim. Justice 110 $8.20 were the University First - time freshman Information sold by Write [The survey was Minnesota (Twin Cities), enrollment was put at 6,894 On cannot be proven Germann - Intro. Law Enforcement $9.75 $7.30 ournaismilO nducted among 103 subversive to education University of Texas (Austin) for MSU, with Ohio State Edwards - Journ. Free Society S6.95 when precautions are made $5.20 second with 6,463. Others by the firm to Econ. 200 in order were avoid Math 111 University of lip Wilson to talk Illinois Champaign), (Urbana Minnesota (Twin Cities). Purdue and subversion, he Albert said that it would be very difficult to relate a explained. Spencer - Cont. Economics $10.95 $8.20 Swokowski - Fund. Alg. & Trig. $9.50 $7.15 student's abuse of research MSU lecture for King second in total was t undergraduate enrollment material back to Write On's WHY BUY NEW In commemoration of the death of _ with 34,157 students, led sale of the material. . . . SAVE 25% the Center For Urban Affairs and the Martin Luther King, by Ohio and State with 35,535, followed rrs , College of Urban Qn'' by h" Texas, Tovac velopment are sponsoring the fourth annual Martin Minnesota and the LATER THAN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE ther King Jr. Lecture on Social Change at 1:30 p.m. University of Maryland day in the Auditorium. (College Park). YOU THINK. The lecture will feature The State University of Flip Wilson, Coretta King and On March 30 time runs OPEN TIL 9:00 , Andrew Young, D - Ga. as the main New York was listed the speakers. as out for you to enroll in the Wilson is best known as a television largest multi - personality but is campus 2-year Air Force ROTC Pro¬ pporter of the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for institution with 358,242 gram. Here's what you'll nal Change in Atlanta, Ga. students. Second was City miss: A well known civil rights activist, • Rep. Young has also University of New York ■ $100 month, tax-free, WED. IHUR. a ed many roles in the Southern 226,871. Other Christian Leadership large during your junior and nference. Coretta King is the widow of the late civil "systems" were the senior years. Jits leader and has served in the cause of University of Wisconsin equal rights at ■ the chance to win a full ious times since his death. (133,303), the University of Air Force scholarship Sen. Walter F. Mondale, D - ieduled to speak but will be unable to attend. Minn., was also originally California the (114,945) and (including tuition, lab VALIDATED PARKING BEHIND STORE University of North fees, the works). In conjunction with the Carolina (90,491). lecture, the film "Martin ■ a challenging job as an ther King, Jr." will be PENS presented on the actual Air Force officer upon iversary of his death, at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in the itorium. Also sponsored ces by the Center for Urban Affairs, the film ^RENT ASTEREOi $23.00 per term ■ a graduation. future where the is no limit. sky 100 King's life from the 1955 Montgomery boycott, we King first gained national prominence, to his. death Contact Maj. Aho ' April 4, 1968 by a sniper in Memphis, Tenn. At Quonset 67, 355-2168 Both the lecture on Friday and the film on Wednesday ■lit NEJAC TV RENTALS] open to the general public and are free of charge. lllill^»7.,300^| think form should follow function. STUDENT BOOK STORE Saab's philosophy was first to make a car with the finest engineering and operating features. Only after this was accomplished did Saab develop the unique Oik styling features of the Saab 99. And that's the way a car should be made. Saab uses this philosophy in the development of all its automobiles. The end result is the WATSON--WILLIAMSTON production of high performance automobiles, with the ultimate in wen mon.-wed.-fri. til 9 PH-656-2171 engineering expertise. Saab - where form follows function. Across from Olin at 421 E. Grand River -EDITORIALS- ART BUCHWALD Protest food All the news that's fit with meat (c) 1973, Los Angeles Times this news, but it still is no crime to loaf. "The Washington Post?" "Isn't it wonderful?" Julie Nixon people, did you tell them , imagine what happened. Due to rising costs, many WASHINGTON - David "Sir," David says, "I just got my Eisenhower says. "That means we can working for The the President asks. Washing** *V" Eisenhower has just revealed that first job as a reporter." live right here in town. And we can see American meat market when he "Of course not gets out of the U.S. Navy he ThP p„. does not want to "That's wonderful," the President you when you have to come to the very best customers have recently been study law. He said he Washington on business." way to get But when the cost of says. "Some of my best friends are to tell your forced to reject pork chops, might want to pursue a career as a "What sort of sources who newspapermen." a job do you have working for. This thine i steaks and most other meat. A feeding an average family rises newspaperman and do investigative with the Washington Post?" the by 2.5 per cent in one month reporting. David says, "It's with The President asks. interesting, Dad. It takes national boycott on meat don't bank as it did from J anuary to I know how David's Washington Post." accounts, ex-CIA ^ purchases planned for next week father-in-law, President Nixon, greeted The President gulps on his meat "They've made me an Investigative bugging equipment, FBI can serve to illustrate the February, the need for reporter, and my first story is to find "I know what showing displeasure over food out what really went on with the President says it takes "i""» growing public concern over Committee for the Re-election of the angrily tllf these soaring food prices. prices is evident. Support for involves people in my • "* the boycott has come from President." and it could Julie says, "The Post told David if the United Auto Workers. "Don't worry, Dad " Though the boycott itself has he comes up with anything good, Duvw Also, Gov. Milliken has minimal likelihood of bringing designated next week as Meat they'll give him a by-line." ch®°J'ed and he assured into ^at with Ron ^ down meat prices, as a symbolic "They want me to see Maurice me nc one in th.7' Moratorium Week. House h.d Stans and ask him what he did with all .„y,hi„g protest it is a serious gesture of the cash he collected before April 7," the You h,,e committee's nelanl i?" concern worthy of widespread David says. nothing t„ „0[ry support. From April 1 - 7, students, faculty and staff are "I wish you wouldn't bother your Uncle Maurice," President Nixon says. not worried .bout about you and also myS'i^J Juiie SuS? encouraged to refrain from next week as Meat Moratorium "He's an awfully busy man." purchasing meat. Week. they call you in front of and demand you a JS* Off campus students have "I spoke to him at last meeting, and he said he really Sunday's reveal youSJjS prayer refuse-«nd 8° to jail, - Originally planned by Los been the first to feel the crunch didn't have anything to do except to My8 Angeles housewives, the meat of rising food prices as the rising talk to his lawyers. He said he'd help "P° y°« «alize," Mr: Nixon*, boycott is only one of several me in any way he could." that would make prices bit into their limited President in history to me th* s gestures of public concern. These incomes. Students living in "David," the President asks, "are for a son-in-law?" have aconS protests include the Michigan residence halls face the prospect you sure this is really what you want Oh, Daddy," Julie who President to do in life? Investigative says. "You1, woman sent of higher reporting is room and board hard work, requiring long hours, and it ruining everything. David is a nat I Nixon several hundred peanut charges as meat is the No. 1 cost doesn't pay very well. Now, I reporter, and The Washington PoX butter sandwiches after he item in on - campus cafeterias. promised you when you married Julie great faith in him. everything when we're both Ut £ suggested that citizens eat less As first step in that I wouldn't interfere in a fighting food your happy. » w meat. future, but I didn't know you were prices, the boycott can show All right," the thinking of becoming a President says "i But when the cost of feeding government officials that they newspaperman." don't know what /Y£WG/7EM your grandfathe cannot simply advise Americans would say about an average family rises by 2.5 per Julie says defensively, "David will this, but I'll give vou cent in one month as it did from to eat less meat. President Nixon DAVID EISENHOWER make a wonderful newspaperman. He's my blessing." ' Julie hugs her January to February, the need and Congress must not balk at CONSIDERING CAREER already spoken to Gordon Liddy, shakes his hand. father, and David for showing displeasure over imposing price freezes and IN JOURNALISM Charles Colson and Dwight Chapin, "But," says the and they've told him some fantastic President, "I have one favor to ask of food prices is evident. Support reasonable profit margins for all you." levels of the food industry, and things about the Committee for the for the boycott has come from Re-Election of the "And besides it would be kinda fun President. David "What's that?" David asks. the United Auto Workers. Also. the citizens should show the might even win a Pulitzer Prize when "Don't tell Gov. Milliken has designated officials how they feel. to kick WHO around?" his story comes y^ur Uncle Spiro what out." you re doing. He takes these things to "David, when you talked to these heart." p Faculty unit POINT should OF VIEW The Academic Senate of late the potential threat to student has tended to become a defunct collection of bored members content with rubber - stamping actions of the broader - faculty participation in academic governance. consisting of all faculty members, has the power to veto The senate, Bury By CAROL SMITH the residents "are wary of any political city a also been numerous examples of city young people, everybody; a realistic based Academic Council. Plagued a resolytion of the Academic chairwoman. organization of primarily younger supporting zoning or land • use policies approach to the problems created by by a lack of participation, the Council - a group representing Convention for a Responsible Council voters which can threaten their hard drugs; more participation at all that were beneficial to commercial Academic Senate should be both students and faculty. in a Feb.' 23 editorial, the State - • interests in city government.'.1 I would interests but levels in community planning by raised havoc with disbanded in the better interests News once again elaborated on an old like to know as a resident and private citizens (including, perhaps, homeowners and other residents. of the University community. stereotype: that younger voters and homeowner, what the present city Some of these included so called policy of individual notification i Faculty members would save older voters of East Lansing must administration has done to protect the - homeowners and residents when paper and time by mustering "improvements" which, for example, a new always, for some reason, necessarily be interest of these "older residents." In proposal will directly affect them) would have created alleys Even more serious than the enough energy to disband the hostile to and suspicious of each other. the past we have seen an attempt by and in general, a more effective the city government to create another through people's yards for the sole apathy which marks the ate is senate. The editorial stated that many older purpose of aiding commercial realistic, democratic approach hazardous area by its ill - conceived making East Lansing a better, safei interests. Do you suggest that older peripheral route. residents and homeowners like those ^and saner place for everyone to live in Besides proposals? failing to solve the traffic I fail to see how in actuality tha problem on Grand River Avenue, it What are the possible programs that the convention should threatei had the added disadvantage of the Convention for a Responsible anyone except perhaps a handful o chopping up neighborhoods and Council may choose to support that politicians and businessmen who wil creating hazards for school children. the "older residents" should be "wary be forced to listen to citizens first (fo Right along with that, we have the of"? Among other things the infamous Ann Street extension a change) about what is going t< convention will no doubt offer some happen in our city. The perpetuatiot proposal which if implemented would suggestions for realistic traffic control of the myth that young people am mean the removal of needed housing (such as a possible East Lansing mass older people have nothing in commor and would create a major traffic artery transit proposal); a community center and cannot work together, needs to b from a quiet side street. There have or centers for senior citizens, women, buried once and for all. John Borger, editor - in - chief; Charlie Art Levin, general manager; Robert Cain, managing editor; Michael Kox, Bullard, sales manager; LaVonne Potter, editorial editor. classified advertising munager: Bervin Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy Ro»s, office manager. Bill Holstein, campus editor; Mike Cody, Members of the board of directors: Vic copy chief; Bill Whiting, photo editor; Gary Scharrer, sports editor; Nancy Jablonowski, Spaniolo, president; Debbie White, vice staff association representative. president; Carolyn Stieber, secretary treasurer; Krank Senger; Roland Williams; Tom Riordan; Al Wilke; Michael Orr. Lee Lockwood, advertising manager; Jim The Michigan State News is a seven - time Signorelli, asst. advertising manager; Al recipient of the Pacemaker Award fur Kirleis, circulation manager. outstanding journalism. body agrees with you? I've taken 50 spraying mechanism, and that To the Grounds Dept., I did not make .this statemen TxA/rt I Vv O To the Editor: classes at Yambrach, and MSU a to your eight, fair number of them pesticides trees. . . were and me. being used on the As I walked away, administration, or whoever scheduled this display, I address the following Fortunately, ridiculous that the statement is J any faculty memw were a lot more tedious than ATL — the odor of the chemical became points. It is probably necessary for who read it recognized it as The March 7 State News printed a but I'm sure you'll discover that for rather strong, and I proceeded to these preventive measures to be letter from freshman Fritz Yantirach used, misquotation. yourself as you get older. breathe through my scarf, thinking though some groups on campus might expressing dissappointment at ATL What I did say was that in the ps instructor Pete Moss "being Jean Baily that if someone was unconcernedly take issue with the use of toxic Cents pink slip." The flippant Fritz Yambrach seems to object to the fact given a Livingston, N.Y. senior March 8, 1973 spraying people, the pesticide couldn't be highly toxic. Upon reaching Circle chemicals. Spring University work hours, is probably break, after as departments tended to with vacancies to look first at the institutions known to be outstanoi that Gordon Smith, whom Moss Drive, I saw a truck with a sign that good a time as any to spray if one must in their particular field. Since tn replaced, "has decided he is well again read SPRAYING - DRIVE AT OWN, spray. But, the spraying took place usually had friends or colleagues Bugged and will teach spring term." Isn't it and I mentally filled in the blank with at a time when the those institutions, those friends Worth too bad, Yambrach, that Smith's recovery from open - heart surgery has thwarted your plans to "improve and To the Editor: RISK. communicating organ of the University, the State News, was not being published, thus making it colleagues provided a ready channe communication through which impossible to inform anyone of the vacancy might be announced a expand" your outlook on life in Moss' Though I do not often pursue a LETTER POLICY class. It is obvious from use of these pesticides. I think it is applications might be invited. In |M The State News your letter policy of active criticism of the common cases this sytem produced Mg that your life could use it — and courtesy to make such welcomes all letters. Letters may I University, a situation occurred March information known. qualified applicants from high qua' suggest that you begin with a simple 23 which caused me enough concern As a method of '«• to the editor should be In the future, the sources. typed double space with 65 exercise in compassion and that I feel obligated to comment to University parties vacancies with good people understanding. Further, both the responsible should make their space counts on each line. to Smith's your reference age is just one more community and the scheduling of this annual event system was effective, efficient Letters must be signed and University. While quietly relaxing at available to the economical on time and money. include hometown, student, example of your supreme idiocy - 5:30 p.m. next to the Red Cedar University and local faculty or staff standing, vaguely reminiscent of that tacky film River, just below the spillway behind community. Willl.m Lort. Jr. We are presently engaged , local phone number and "Wild in the Streets." the Administration Building, my East Lansing graduate student attempt to provide an eq» As for ATL being "one of thoughts distribution of employ local address. No unsigned the most were interrupted by the letters will be accepted, but boring, uninteresting classes on clatter of a helicopter. I caught a opportunities while maintaining, possible even improving, our abi the State News withhold author's name in extreme cases. Letters will campus," authority I on must calculation js accurate, and question your the subject. If my you are a glimpse of the offender flying rather low over the campus, noticed horizontal projections under the front some To the Editor: Hiring recruit present highly qualified faculty system requires a s be edited for may clarity and freshman, then you have been end of the aircraft, but did not give it Your lead article March 6 quoted expenditure of time, dollars. If It is successful, ef|°it conciseness attending classes at MSU for two much attention other than mild me as saying that "prior to October so more letters ter>ns. How well worth the expense. then can annoyance. can be accommodated. you possibly 1972, the only hiring policy the Letters will not be edited expound on which classes on Then, the helicopter buzzed the Herman L. campus University followed was an informal for content. are particularly boring and, further south bank. On its return trip I one which consisted of asst. prov assume that the rest of the student mostly hiring March 7,19 realized that the projections were friends to fill faculty openings." Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 29, 1973 5 Family reward Rep urges legislature to remove locate The family of Diane Littlefield, w special out-state tuition charges By DANIEL DEVER Lansing resident missing since Feb. rates for out of State News Staff Writer - - state students tuition fees 22, has offered a $1,000 reward for unconstitutional. substantially," Terry said he intends for the legislature to information State Rep. Jackie Vaughn, D "These courts have Wednesday. appropriate the necessary funds to concerning her - judged that Terry added that if the bill is passed whereabouts. Detroit, said Wednesday that the state supported make up the losses to the colleges and legislature should take the initiative in colleges and MSU will be flooded with universities are not vested with the applications unversities. The petite 5 foot 4 inches, U0 from out of state students. "We eliminating the special tuition charges right to charge out - of state students - - "Certainly it would cost the state pound, 19 - year - old Littlefield for out of state higher tuition. I agree with these - would probably have to impose some more - - students. money, but we would be mysteriously disappeared from a Vaughn was commenting on a bill very strict out of state enrollment friend's East Lansing judgements on a legal and professional - attracting scholars from all over the apartment. he recently introduced which states level," Vaughn said. quotas," he said. nation to She has light brown hair and that: Vaughn commented, however, that Michigan colleges and was "A college, Similar cases are now universities,' Vaughn said. last seen wearing a dark blue waist university, pending - community college, or junior college before the U.S. Supreme Court. length jacket and blue jeans. which receives state support, may not Vaughn said that Michigan charge a tuition rate for a nonresident lawmakers should not wait for court Any information forwarded to the East Police Dept., phone 517 should Lansing be student which is different than is charged for a in amount resident student." action> however, but take the initiative no.™ 'n eliminating out - of - state Battle to 4220. - 351 . Vaughn said the proposed tuition, legislation is in keeping with court actions in which have declared recent various other states different tuition "^s stands now, students from other states can vote in Michigan and become Michigan residents in all other vets' funds respects except for the purpose of WASHINGTON, March 29 - The veterans group, declined to college tuition," Vaughn said. Nixon administration has commit retreated in the administration 'llegol If the bill were its battle to to approve passed by the impound $25 million applications and to disburse the $25 Quaaludes legislature, it would colleges and universities millions dollars in lost tuition fees. some The loss to MSU alone cost $3V& million according to Michigan would be of appropriated by Congress college enrollment by veterans. Faced with the adverse court to possibility of an spur Vietnam million. "Once you get the are you are you regulations out, going to make them work or just going to get them out?" ruling, the Judge Gerhard A. Gesell of the U.S. xpected Stephen Terry, asst. vice president for administration agreed Monday to desp finance. District Court here, asked. publish regulations and to begin Attorneys for the National Assn. of "Rep. Vaughn's bill does not processing applications for grants from address itself to the real colleges. Collegiate Veterans, the group that problem as to filed the lawsuit, where the lost funds will But a Justice expressed the fear By SUSAN AGER come from. Dept. attorney, J. that the money would not be reasonable number If the Mitchell Cogbill, State News Staff Writer of tablets be forewarned of the new situation. University is forced to absorb representing the if available indicated, he said. the loss then we would have to raise administration in a lawsuit filed some or all of it was not disbursed Monday's ruling placing North indicated that his by a by July 1. Feurig said the ruling accomplishes lethaqualone — better known as little because it department is presently DOONESBURY regulates basically only several working with uaaludes — under the Controlled prescription use of the drug and does Quaalude taking students - on a by Garry Trudeau ubstances Act will have little not personal contact or referral basis. effect directly affect the street sale. n rapidly • growing usage by students "We should have had this kind of "We step in when complain they feel an roommates pom'r be eu-eni the bus uon&, t hee hee' xust shown' lm\i u \vmf RSflUY? ut may reduce the availability control before," he said. "It is obligation to \ma the missus \sw\ sup.e' continuously check , leaves fop. yk ■rue- peuta/ r you U6P£ remember THAT ■ightly, officials said Tuesday. availability in nonproper channels that on their friend 1 hv'e in ten hey! kjoe/cin' Gov. Milliken signed a "certificate is who is on Quaaludes to make sure he's 1&&m- used to be me, TDOVMS that big f concurrence" with 'dopted by the state Board of emergency rules presenting problems." Feurig added that because of the tight supervision of controlled still breathing," North said. "We point out what little bit we know about the - / minutes' stationed t ms " ' this TURF? pre-dmn j#* mortar attack uast mayy w?' V narmacy which make possession and substances in pharmacists' files drug." le of the board of by the He said he has referred drug a felony, increasing pharmacy, physicians must the students to rnalties. now use common sense in Drug Education Center and also to prescribing Alcoholics Anonymous. The state Board of Methaqualone. Pharmacy also Ernestine McMuUen, day ded a class 2 classification to "If, for example, a doctor at the supervisor prescribed 200 tablets, he could be West Side Drug Center in ethaqualone Tuesday night, which Lansing, said she felt any control is 'rohibits the refilling of challenged as serving in the capacity of better than the lack of any a source," Feurig said. control escriptions. previously exerted over Methaqualone. Student use of the Dr. James Feurig, director of the drug which may She said the tighter supervision Jniversity Health Center, said under relax heart a user stops to the point where his beating has increased diminish the number of those may people mamfcMu£mklN- C/Z /this IS BKOTNEtf (A LITTLE KIP LIKE THAT? HOU) CAN ME ! Controlled J, often used as Substances Act, the a sleeping pill, will drastically over the past two terms, selling individual pills for 50 or 75 cents each the streets. crt? c MY Nerun"..canhe HELPOUI?TEAM? (%IE POESN'T SMOKE !^) ^ on Gary North, coordinator of Residence \^BE ON OUR TEAM? ■: available in the legal drug market Halls Programs said. A counselor at the East v— nlv under an individual prescription Drug Education Center said theLansing Jyif: He doubts the ruling ruling will have any j&J a licensed doctor. The will cause little effect on student use of change in the habits of ascription must also have a but said he felt students Quaaludes, campus users "who know where to should at least get it." 6 USED BOOKS FOR Don't I. i% mm Buy New until you've checked us for USED. . . 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SCI—MOST 301 S0C—MOST 507 e. grand river 302 310 ook across from berkey hall 351-5420 free store-side parking where used books are bought and sold everyday () Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Marri, ^ Milliken supports plan for state shield law bill By UNITED PRESS public officials. public through a shield law. refuse to answer any INTERNATIONAL "In my job, I'd like to "Should the media be an questions about his news know the source of some of arm of government?" he sources or what he observed The press the things that are written asked. "Is it proper that without fear of a contempt should be a watchdog over about him," Weeks said. citation. the government, not a news gathering "But if press secretaries ever organizations or the authors Only one section of the watchdog for the government, Gov. Milliken got their way on these of published material of an seven - part bill sparked any said in testimony supporting points, it would not serve investigative nature be the real controversy. The the government nor would tools of law enforcement section states that the passage of a shield bill in the or it serve the public. legal institutions? Which legislature. our immunity provisions will "Heaven help the people shall be servants of the not Milliken said in remarks we — apply in cases of slander if the day comes when all public or servants of libel. presented by his Press or Secretary George Weeks they get is a press government? We cannot be One committee member. Tuesday before the Senate secretary's version of what both. Rep. Perry Bullard, D-Ann is going on," he said. Committee Chairman Judiciary Committee that Arbor, said he takes the first The bill under Robert Richardson, amendment constitutional passage of a protection bill for reporters was necessary consideration by the R-Saginaw, of the sponsor guarantee of freedom of the in a democracy. committee would allow bill, said the committee press as "an absolute" and "The basic reason for a reporters to keep secret would consider whether or that libel or slander suits testimonial their sources of information not to report the bill out in should not be excluded privilege for Two Wilson Hall sophomores shoot the rapids on the newsmen is not to protect as long as they obtain it in the near future. from the coverage of any Red Cedar River in a rubber dinghy and a kayak. the course of employment Meanwhile, the House shield law. newsmen or sources," he Other students sit in the warm sunlight along the said. "It is to protect the as a reporter. Judiciary Committee Also appearing before Tuesday discussed for people. It is the people themselves who can be the committee was Joseph nearly three hours a bill cheated of their right to Vaughn of WXYZ in which would give newsmen know." Detroit, News chairman Freedom of the absolute immunity from TO RIDE IN BIKEATH0N Weeks said the free flow Council, ever having to reveal their of information may not who said reporters must news sources or information have the ability to serve the gathered but not published always be comfortable for broadcast. Cyclists to aid handicapped or f II PROGRAM INFORMATION MJ 3905 Further discussions I OPEN DAILY! were NOW!! 5 12:45 P.M. expected Wednesday. Feature 1:30 - 3:30 • II h liif' HrHffflttlB ' Sponsored by Rep. «us U.J 5:35 - 7:45 - 10:00 P.M. Jackie Vaughn, D-Detroit, By SUSAN AGER sheets have been distributed 9 a.m. at the MSU will also be provided by front porch to \ the bill would protect all State News Staff Writer to campus residence halls, Commuter Parking Lot at Crossroads Imports. their lives," he FROM THE JUNGLE TO THE GYM persons who gathered news area high schools and many Mt. Hope Ave. and Farm said, "ft from Eric that is not contempt citations Gentile, Huntington Awareness of the Easter acceptable todi ...HE'S THE GREATEST! from Woods sophomore, will be local merchants, by the Lane. We hope our any judicial, Seal Society and the needs efforts * nearly 30 students of Brody A citizen's band radio contribute in some legislative, executive, riding a wheelchair instead of the handicapped is sn» of a bicycle Saturday. working on the project, group will be patrolling the way to these administrative, law James another goal of the people t LaPointe, routes for stranded riders whom steps and enforcement or investigative But most of the expected bikeathon's organizers. curbs, Q£>, coordinator of the and the Red Cross will have architectural barriers." body. 2,000 other participants will It would allow be riding governing body for the an emergency tent available Magyar emphasized that Students of any bicycles along complex, said. for one of the main functions Brody , person who gathers news to routes of three, 10, 20 or 30 injured cyclists, he said. also sponsoring Bikeathon Committee of the Society is to integrate a d»« Crossroads Imports, an from 8 WALT DISNEY Productions' 1§B miles in the sponsored by the Students bikeathon Chairman asst. James Magyar, graduate adviser to East Lansing business firm, is a major sponsor of the the handicapped into his community, especially p.m. Friday in the Bro to 1 an of Brody in behalf of the multipurpose rooms, Bryan Hall in the Brody event, Magyar said, and will through recreational band from the Works Greatest RENT AT.V. Easter Seal Society of Michig Complex, said provisions give rides to several therapy and training. School for the Blind $23.00 per term Ingham County. have been made for those "Sometimes you have to handicapped people in a "Years ago, the play, and all proceeds who don't quite make the Athiete I Free Service P" . rickshaw along the route. A handicapped were hidden or go to the Easter . make yourself seen before and delivery month* entire trip, which begins at vehicle for bicycle repair people believe you exist," given a sunny place on the Society. JlMEJAC TV RENTALS J Gentile, the director of the Civic Presence Group of the National Assn. for the COLONIAL TO MODERN ART Physically Handicapped, said. Gentile, confined wheelchair since completed the 1971 17 - to 1966, a Museum will exhibit crafts mile Detroit Macrame, decoupage, appealing and complete." flowers. The springs i Walkathon in four hours. pottery, weaving, Each of the works wrapped with fine i needlepoint and other arts and crafts from colonial displayed will feature the yarn and make a color examples of contemporary times to the present. artist's name and whether or floral arrangement. "It is interesting to note not it is for sale. In another exhibit, go< that many of the old crafts feathers are clustei Currently on display at like mac rame and the museum are many together to make delic flowers in a wreath. needlepoint have become examples of old crafts such extremely popular today," Dirk Gringhuis, museum as crocheting, embroidering, needlepoint and crepe and An 1896 version of woman's residence .ob room in Abbott Hall isi curator, said. "We think wax flower bouquets. that exhibited. The disp by including One bouquet is made contemporary works in our entirely of wire springs bent features many of the cn JSS< exhibit it will be more pursued by the woman into the shapes of leaves and Michigan Agriculti DETR01 College — as it wing called. obsinger e_. tatted lace bloi „n trial e m broi dered cushions, crocheted purse and si and other examples of past when courses ii sewing, cutting and fitt and art needle work w offered at Michii Agricultural College included in the exhibit. Pejac t\ II Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 29, 1973 7 Local woman's gallery caters to By MAUREEN MCDONALD State News Staff Writer young "Age is just not relevant admits that he makes a few artists someone wants to natural logic," Parrish they aren't mistakes, "but in general interested." Giving young artists a said. "Everyone has talent— he's really good." proper showcase has been "That's why the gallery young or old. It's just a will stay. We want to be the goal of Theresa (Sam) matter of cultivating that "I here, just for the people Parrish for quite some time. like to give kids talent. a chance to that need us." Parrish, 20, a clerk - She opened the gallery prove typist and cartoonist in July 4 weekend, 1970. For themselves," Parrish said. "I b i o m e d i c don't usually tell them Parrish is expanding the a 1 many townspeople, a gallery when they are gallery this year to include communications, uses her which limited contributions wrong — I don't believe in defeatism." live in artists. salary to fund a nonprofit to "anyone under 30" had - She is art gallery in Douglas.' little chance for survival. renting a house near the Where Art Begins is an But the townspeople and Parrish gallery to provide a place proudly notes for artists to become gallery made and vacationers from other cities that the gallery which totally refused her work a few involved in the maintained by young people have found the quaint gallery throughout the state. years operations. gallery has a little something ago has Parrish began the venture for everyone. repeatedly asked her to She is three Youths invited to submit work to hoping MSU art years ago when are them, students, and others paint on the based on the success of her another gallery refused to guest rock, interested in creative accept her work because she which doubles as a roster. gallery. Fresh cans of paint stand enterprises, will display was too young. their work in her waiting for some creative "It's kind of sad, in a gallery. genious to leave a way," she said. "Unless Parrish's office is in Under 30 permanent impression on you've got something 244A Life Sciences Theresa (Sam) Parrish, Douglas sophomore, is the gallery artist under 30 years of the place. For those who wish to Bldg. owner of a nonprofit art age. take a little charm of the gallery that is open to any HORSE State News photo by John Dickson gallery with them, mini Where Art Begins rocks, IUST SERVE FOOD ALSO with painted insignias of the gallery are distributed to patrons. Local bars Rob Managing the gallery is bright young businessman. Lussmyer, 14, definitely his own boss. a is SH@W | iy JANE SEABERRY State News Staff Writer serving liquor would be all with right." meals managers interviewed felt the charter was sophomore, feels the law copState Liquor Commission "Rob anything Parrish says doesn't from anybody," "He has more smarts than I take affectionately. In the JUDGING PAVILION March 30th - March 31st 7:30 p.m. 1:30 7:30 p.m. Before Most good for the "makes for better do. We all do things his Tickets $1.50 & $2.00 1968, East city council a officials in Meridiah way, members community and did not atmosphere. The bar if we want the Available at the Judging Lansing was a dry town, think the take - Township maintain a close gallery to run provision away from East restaurants seem to have a powever, a provision in the has been watch over licensed bars, properly." Pavilion beneficial to East Lansing's liquor business. cleaner appearance because Bruce Willette, An 11 for Information Lansing city charter Lansing. manager of - year - old 355-8400 tided that "I don't know how Though Jim Vanden the health department is The Stables, said. bookkeeper rounds - year made it well Recently, out the Jossible for East Lansing it could be defended Berg, a Lizard's owner, said the food business is as large harder on restaurants," he the Stables was fined for permanent staff. Parrish BLOCK & BRIDLE CLUB (inkers to enjoy beer and legally," Councilman or better than the bar said. serving employes duty Jquor in their own George Griffiths said. "I However, the liquor drinks after the 2 a.m. limit, business, two Lizard's commission Neighborhood. T The provision also states think after the dinner hour the several restaurant employes disagreed. "They're (management) department and health periodically check the facilities at the he said. During the day it is the PROGRAM INFORMATION 485-6485 STARTS OPEN 7:00 Jut for an establishment to establishments bartender's responsibility to FEATURE AT liquor, it must in Kddition have a substantially in the same act always complaining about the restaurant costs," one Coral Gables, 2838 E. Grand River Ave., without see that customers remain TODAY! 7:15 9:15 restaurant way as a tavern. I don't Lizard's waitress said. relatively sober at The |r a hotel with a kitchen know that there are a prior notice, Tony Conti, Stables, Willette said. great "That's why we work for so bar serves at least 50 number of people who manager, said. Theo Paul Kacer, a go to little wages. We work for Brewery jns, John Patriarche, bars," he said. Fulton, Lansing city clerk, owner, said the 1968 233 N. WASHINGTON-DOWNTOWN peanuts. In order to make said that bars in liquor Ity manager, said. None of the bar patrons money they have to sell Lansing are charter probably produces 1 "That was the way it interviewed periodically checked by the at Lizard's, drinks." competition and upgrades Burt Reynolds. voted in 1968," Cave of the Candles, and the Pretzel Bell knew about the Duane Davidson, general police and departments also. health the quality of the area kis the Shamus! furiarche said. "It had been manager of the Coldwater establishments. imed down twice before. provision and disagreed with it after Daily Reporter, a patron of ie general feeling was that hearing of its the Cave of the Candles bar, existence. All of the felt the provision was He's New York City's unfair. "I top private eye. would think there |.obsinger denies were people establishments where could drink, The more he's roughed up, the rougher he plays! ©SOMMafu1 particularly in a town where adults aged 18 and over are assault on priest used particular to having their enjoyment at I DETROIT (UPI) - Right Father Hinsberg down and home. There's room for I wing activist Donald that several other young both bars and restaurant - lobsinger testified at his men then began kicking and bars," he said. Jwn trial Tuesday he had hitting the priest while he Wilbert Middleton, at michigan state Hothing to do with the was on the ground. Lansing resident and Pretzel university leating of a priest during a Lobsinger said he Bell patron, said that the . 20 peace rally at a provision seemed unfair to touched the priest lightly to letroit church. businessmen who must get his attention and that 1 Lobsinger, head of the the spend $40,000 more for a priest inexplicably ^National ■dical Breakthrough restaurant to receive group, stumbled and fell. a k charged with liquor license. assaulting The trial began Monday e Rev. Thomas Hinsberg in Detroit Recorder's Though he feels that the t front of the Cathedral of Criminal Court. provision is unfair, Carl BEAL COOP PRESENTS FOR PERSONS 18 YRS. OF AGE OR OLDER Ballet let of lie Blessed Sacrament.. Stafford, of Detroit | Prosecution witnesses Beal Coop ktifled earlier pat Lobsinger this week pushed presents TONIGHT in 100 ENGINEERING KURT VONNEGUT . EROTIC CINEMA CELEBRATION! 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It was wildly entertaining. -Tucson Tribune Vonnegut's night terrors, conformity, the military TICKETS ON SALE NOW AT mind technological despotism, being stranded in inson" Schnectady and women are the bad dream, of most reasonable men a funny hour an a a . THE UNION (8:15-4:30) [PG] _L|f# Mag#2|ne IHAPPV^I in ••An extraordinary film, Vonnegut's unique. Incredible SHOWTIMES: 7:00 and 8:45 and 10:30 i hour color vision I, evidenced In .very frame." ^ ^ ^ PUBLIC: Remaining Seats $6.50 $5.00 M.pp... from WARNER SHOWTIMES: 7:00 8:45 10:30 IN COLOR MSU Students: $3.75, 3.25, 2.50 SHOWPLACE 109 ANTHONY ADMISSION $1.50 SHOWPLACE: 100 ENGINEERING $1.00 This program is ratod X BROS. you must be 18 or over 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Oscar show reflects true view of Hollywood HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - is not satisfied with the you for giving me this There were, however, the tasteful and graceful tribute treatment of Indians. As the award," emphasizing the evening's nicer moments, to Noel Coward, who died It can honestly be said that NBC-TV's Oscar awards young woman explained word 'me'. "You've made including a fine filmclip Monday. Carol Burnett, show Tuesday night — a Brando's position, there was me very happy." remembrance of the late helped to keep the show a mixture of boos and Edward G. Robinson and a somewhat alive as hostess. mixture of boredom, chaos, applause from the audience From the beginning, you truly touching followup. His Michael Caine, whose blunt, political differences, dignity had to know it was going to but amusing, at the Los Angeles Music widow appeared and read manner as and tastelessness — was a Center. be one of those nights, and remarks her husband had another host was winning, strangely true to wonder whether the made prepared, knowing he was things seem to move representation of this curious full. moon was Things to get a special award at this more smoothly than they place called Hollywood. And then there was a started out with the style buxom star who, as the best ceremony. actually did. On one hand, there was and aplomb of a high school actress nominees were the absent Marlon Brando, production. There also was Frank waiting to hear who had In sum, the Oscar show refusing, through an Sinatra's commanding and American Indian girl who won, remarked: "Hope they Until things got better in was — as a show featuring haven't got a cause." the second half of the show, graceful introduction of his entertainment — just about appeared for him, the best actor performance award in for his "The There also was Liza which seemed about eight hours long, the show was friend who Hersholt Rosalind received the Russell, Humanitarian Jean as routine as usual. But as an unintentional piece of Congratulations! Godfather." Minnelli, who, in accepting about as glamorous as a sociological revelation, it Bandleader Award. composer Johnny Green has a hug for Liza Minnelli at the A the Oscar for best actress corner drug store. Most of was a helpful little primer The actor, long a for her performance in those present seemed to be on the town that is still like Awards party following her winning of an Oscar for her performance in "Cabar^^ supporter of Indian causes, "Cabaret," said: "Thank the skimmed milk of There was Jack no other, for better or Hollywood society. Lemmon's thoughtful. worse, or both. Ap Wirephoto r************** Welcome Back Special J * yL any medium 12" 75° or off King 16" on (1 item or Varsity Pizza. Valid with this ad today.Thurs. J 29, 1973.Free more) 5 March)^ ji, Composer's music intuitive By DAVID M. BURGE State News Reviewer their regard own thing, without for the work as a "It," is the weakest wort of the four because there i The b . Poof Fast Hot TVIitrnnr W11 Delivery begins at 6 P.M. If whole. thread to it. Sounds Ohio Stockhausen: no j, smool '' Co mmunion" and come in and out "Intensity," is much , with# reason to them. "Intensity," various successful because VARSITY more instrumentalists s u pervision under of the the 1SrcZTTTZ- - I there is a sense a of striving to achieve "intensity." This As for "Upwards," it instrumentalists under For the part, the is done through the in composer. DGG 253056. the most supposed to get the players a way the' rao$ Stockhausen: "It" and supervision of the players on these albums to work together, is one of repetition of sounds and interesting piece of the fot }*Pinbalh1227 E. Grand River 332"6517 Jfjf "Upwards," various composer. DGG 253055 These pieces, which are succeed in reacting to each other. However, the music they produce is another the less successful pieces. The problem is that there is none of the sense of unity rhythmic patterns over the course of the work, so that there seems to be no relief Concerned with the use o various a rhythms, it achieq very delicate and ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Grass Gallery part of Stockhausen's Karl Heinz matter. that the piece suggests. All for the listener until the aspect that is desolat Midw larger quit eported "Communion," which is the players seem to be doing piece ends. rewarding. composition, "From the of s The Grass Gallery, an Seven Days," are examples exhibition open to all artists of intuitive music. This is a of MSU, is soliciting material for its formal type of modern LONDON SYMPHONY ACADEMY composition method in AWARD showing in May as part of which the player or players Media '73. Those interested receive little in the way of WINNER! Previn to lead concert should contact the instruction from the committee at 218 Kresge Art composer, having to react Center. Will Roberts is the to each other in order to CABARET P&© coordinator. produce the composition. The'London Symphony Orchestra under its principal Lecture - Concert Series. Featured on the program conductor of the Symphony in 1968, Previn London THE ANN ARBOR conductor Andre Previn, will be heard in concert at are Walton's "Overture: 'Portsmouth Point' (1926)," began his association with the group in 1965 with his MIME TROUPE 8:15 p.m. next Thursday in the Auditorium. Vaughan ''Symphony Williams' No. 3 first recording with the orchestra for RCA. The orchestra concert is (Pastoral)'' and The orchestra has built included in Series "B" (The Shostakovich's "Symphony up a considerable reputation NOW SHOWING Lively Arts Series) and the No. 6." during its 69-year history by International Orchestra Previn has achieved giving premiere Series offered by MSU's performances of works by prominence on both sides of the Atlantic for his scores distinguished composers Earn from Britain and other ' for films and musicals, his Lolly- CREDIT orchestral works, his piano countries. international It has won critical for performances and as a A acclaim. ANDRE PREVIN simple prank, VOLUNTEER conductor of major U.S. XXX orchestras. Harold Schonberg of the noMyZon... R0DSTEIGER TEACHING Named principal New York Times has said the London Symphony is tour, performed the orchestra in the Un Work in Lansing "generally acknowledged States in 1912. Schools with one of the finest orchestras Advance tickets ($7 disadvantaged and in Europe and certainly the $6.50 and $4) are avail retarded adults finest in England. Lovely at the Union Ticket Offi meeting TODAY strings and strong playing all Special rates are available around." students. 102B WELLS Now on its 10th U.S. WONDERS KIVA $2 RHAfiHARHARHARHA Fri. Mar. 30 Sat. Mar. 31 8:15 8:15 Presents Clint and 11:00 Sun. April 1 Tickets at the door 8:15 Women's IM Workshop Sun. April 1, 2:00 $1 Spring Sports Show The great outdoors comes indoors. Eastwood PROGRAM IHfQRM«TlQH 33? Ml 7 ENDS TONIGHT OPEN 6:45 P.M. Feature 7:05 'YOUNG WINSTON' - 9:35 Sailboats, The i ABBOTT RD. - DOWNTOWN (PG) STARTS FRIDAY! Power boats, OPEN 7:00 P.M. Feature at 7:20 9:30 Camping Equipment - Roc a The unquestionable smash hit of the year... Fellini's greatest film...a magnificent carnival of Bicycles, and sounds, smells and images that Accessories. sweep the screen with power and passion. Roma' is amazing, All that's new beautiful, staggering and unbelievable. I have never seen tor the Spring anything like it in my life.This Sn, The Good is what movies are all about." Sporting Season jac — Rex Reed, N. Y. News The Bad You will never forget this film Now through cut for for it is a feast of fantastic scenes. TheUgly Fellini's Roma' is the vacation Sunday. gre bun you must take.^^f -Cosmopolitan Magazine Tonight Wilson Aud "FELLINI'S Meridian Mall K K 8:OORM, Only ROMA Shopping Center East Grand River and Marsh Rd., Okemos [Rj Untied flrtiBta Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 29, 1973 9 Train derailment toeaeWU.K v M \ V»V . puzzles officials BoHsiW A train derailment involving fifteen cars owned by the Chesapeake & Ohio Another flat carts was cargo was car toting golf involved, but the not damaged. The been a much delay, Riel said. The Grand more Trunk costly line Railroad Co. has baffled remaining cars were empty. was held up approximately company officials who still two hours while workers cannot explain the cause of Riel stated that it took C cleared the track of one C & the accident and who have & O officials two days to Ocar. not yet estimated the total clear their track, delaying Riel said that the cost of cost to the two railroads nearly 40 trains passing the incident primarily involved. through East Lansing. C & involves the expense of O cleared the track with The derailed March cars a picking up the cars and special off - track bulldozer. placing them on the proper 9, west of Harrison Road This emergency vehicle tracks and cleaning up the along Trowbridge Road enabled the company to where the right - of - way land around Chesapeake & prevent what could have the derailment site. Ohio tracks cross the Grand Trunk Railroad Company's East Lansing line. Chesapeake & Ohio officials have no idea what Student contest caused the incident and Don Riel, trainmaster, said they may never have a complete for poetry opens explanation. Riel speculated The National Poetry Press has announced its spring that the accident could have competition for the College Student's resulted from either a The closing date for the Poetry Anthology. submission of manuscripts is broken rail or broken wheel, April both of which were found Each poem must be typed or at the site of the derailment. printed on a separate sheet. Students should include their name and home address as Riel said, however, that well their as college, college address and name of an English both damages may have instructor. End of the line been caused derailment itself. by the Manuscripts should National Poetry Press, 3210 Selby be addressed to: Office of the Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Press, The bricks and other freight being transported on the Chesapeake & Though several of the 90034. tracks that parallel to Trowbridge Road on March 9. The run derailed cars were carrying Ohio railroad line that passes cars through East Lansing did not get the were cleared away within two brick or coal only one was smooth ride the sign demands. 15 days after the accident. train cars were derailed on destroyed and the suffered State News photo by John Dickson complete loss of contents. a Glenn Herriman VW, Inc. Meat prices ■ By I lll ASSOCIATED PRESS Midwest hog.markets lapse of few days between a the time the live animal is sold, slaughtered, processed the present food not in favor of prices. I'm boycotting spokesman Moines at market the Des attributed drop, affected business," said Fred Cameron, manager of chain, said while food costs bported a second straight Him." were rising in general, he the falling prices to "panic (lay of sharp price declines and transported to the Reagan referred to selling and a lack of CM Meat Packing Corp. in had noted two exceptions. Wednesday as plans for next supermarket. "winter National City, Calif. He said "In the last few days, pork storms that confidence in Leek's national meat In Chattanooga, Tenn., what the his plant's production has dropped a bit and beef a destroyed hundreds of market will be tomorrow ■boycott gained momentum. group called Housewives for millions of dollars worth of dropped 15 per cent this prices for this week have Lower Food Prices tried to and next week." week. Market officials called remained pretty stable." cattle," as well as other The Des Moines market he plummeting prices move up the starting date of weather There were a few conditions that Imprecedented and said it the April 1 - 7 boycott to official, along his with scattered notes of cautious prevented harvest of some appeared farmers had today. counterparts in Chicago and optimism, however. feed crops. Omaha, agreed that the licked and ■ market, for live were flooding propelling "We would like known that the farmers not the ones that will suffer are it dozen Managers stores in of about a the threatened meat boycott was a major factor in the In A tlanta, 23 store Max Alterman, vice president of TUTORS WANTED :es hogs on a Charlotte, N. C. area also - Big Apple (ownhill skid. from this boycott," said faltering stockyard prices. reported there had been a He added that packers It was too soon to tell Donna Honeycut, the was your break jump in meat shoplifting in a Whether the lower prices at group's leader. "The farmers are beginning to have ||hei stockyards would lead lower prices at meat are not the ones getting the money for the that are the past three months. "It's definitely related to higher meat prices, there's trouble products. selling dressed meat BAD TRIP? SPRING TERM "The situation is |counters, since there is a > high prices, it's the no doubt about it. Our meat middleman, the distributor mushrooming. The packers prices are up 15 to 20 per can't sell their products, and the meat packer who is so cent over three months raising the prices and who they are less interested in The Center for Supportive Services SN welcomes will really suffer the loss ago," said Otis Barber, buying ..." NEXT TIME . . . students and undergraduate students requires the services of faculty, graduate district manager for K - In California, one meat qualified to tutor (for and who we want to hit." pay or as Mart Food Stores. let volunteers) in the following subject areas for spring term: CHEMISTRY, (student news, But in California, Gov. Ronald Reagan said he In prices were Iowa, where hog down $3 and $4 packer said slaughter houses in the San Diego area were make your us travel arrangements MATHEMATICS, ECONOMICS, ACCOUNTING, HUMANITIES, SOCIAL SCIENCE, ANTHROPOLOGY, POLITICAL opposed the consumer processing 10 to 20 per cent SCIENCE, BIOLOGICAL (feature copy boycotts. "If I am right, and I think I am, per hundredweight Tuesday's sliding prices, from a less beef than normal. "The boycott has SCIENCE, ROMANCE LANGUAGES.. acts of God I The State News had something to do with WORK STUDY APPLICANTS ?lcomes and feature news PREFERRED Stories from all students. 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Navy, burgundy or brown S,M,L,XL I; k •< >1 >s< >i is 1 ItfStap out I m 1 SI H >|) next to campus theatre "111# open thursdav night 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 29 i Taylor COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP1) program Northwestern. started at nixes His first words on has affected us in any way, - Ohio State basketball entering the room were "I shape or form," he said. coach Fred Taylor ended "This (Ohio State) may thought you only did this "It's a rare instance when a two weeks of speculation be the only place they'll let when you changed jobs." boy makes a decision on Wednesday when he me loaf for a while," he where he is going to school announced he had turned added. Weaver, whose meetings this early." down a lucrative offer to with Taylor during the last Taylor, who played for He said he had made two become head coach at two weeks have not always Dye when the Northwestern Northwestern University. athletic director was head been completely on the recruiting trips during the In saying no to basketball coach at Ohio friendly side, read a short period of uncertainty and in prepared statement. both cases "we made the Northwestern Athletic State from 1947-50, said he Director Tippy Dye's offer, point very clear we were didn't make his final Taylor said he did so decision "I am happy to recruiting for Ohio State." on whether to because of what he called "a announce that Fred Taylor remain or take the is staying at Ohio State," Taylor's first three Ohio salary adjustment" and Northwestern position until State because of abdominal Weaver said, adding that the teams, led by Jerry about 9 o'clock Wednesday last two weeks have been Lucas and John Havlicek, surgery which he is morning. had a combined mark of scheduled to undergo the "trying days." latter part of April. While the salary offer made by Northwestern to Taylor, whose Buckeye 78-6, winning one NCAA title and taking second Give trance "I suppose you can say teams have won 268 games twice. one reason was a salary Taylor was never disclosed, Hypnotist Michael Dean puts heavyweight boxer Ken Norton into it was the fringe benefits the and lost 109 in his 15 years an a Other adjustment." Taylor private Evanston, 111. school at Ohio State and won or members Taylor's early teams were of trance in preparation for his scheduled 12 - round fight with Muham PP^8m Alj answered to a question of Saturday in in &£tn San Hiflrm Diego. Mnrtnn Norton it is a R.1 an#4ar/4MM ' FRED TAYLOR shared the Big Ten title • 5-1 underdog. ■ was able to offer which Ap why he decided to stay. seven times, said he didn't Larry Siegfried, former Wirephoto made the job "almost Boston Celtics star now "Another thing that entered think the drug out decision a unreal" to the Buckeye Ohio State Athletic into it is the fact I'm going would hurt his recruiting. graduate assistant at Ohio coach. Director Ed Weaver said his into the hospital." State, and Bob Knight, Included school, as a state university, "I don't really think it coach at Indiana. Taylor said he felt the was reportedly was not able to offer hospitalization, which he a rent - free home, use of a contracts of more than one said would be for "nine or car, free tuition for Taylor's four daughters and a multi - year, but added, "in my ten days," would make it difficult to year contract. judgment, no one can have a get a new more secure contract that Fred has here." Women's IM EDITOR'S NOTE: the five basketball gyms at Fradette in handball J Taylor, who called Dye the Men's to inform him of his Beginning this week and IM and also those at Jenison, 10,000 the Scott p,»nch In team bldn]: « Entry cards for women's IM spring sports are now being sports IRa J decision just prior to a continuing spring term the accepted. The deadline for blooperball team entry cards is noon Tuesday. The deadline for bowling entries is 9 p.m. hastily - called news State News will present a squash courts and 135,000 in the organized sports like the ,1 ice hockey title, t0°k fraternitt J conference, was surprised weekly column the MSU Wednesday. Schedules will be available in room 121, Women's IM. The blooperball competition begins April 9. by the number of reporters intramural program. on football and basketball. Last term there volleyball. Delta Tau dJ and radio and television were IT1 frat«nity and swimmta The IM pool will open again spring quarter when sporting events for Wonders captured h people present. The Michigan State residence hall weather permits. everyone. There were intramural sports are In swimming fraternity and residence hall bowling Holden tool growing fast, sometimes swimming meets, volleyball, faster than space can ice hockey, bowling, 47fil 4763. un'h Wilson 8 was f'nala SCOre° distant adequately be provided for. basketball, paddlebali In second with 4449. It is estimated that both the singles and doubles Many students may hnt during the current school class, judo, team handball, questions on year the number of men and reservation team table tennis, wrestling, and how they are made fo women participants in IM foil fencing and last but not the different facilities op« sports will almost reach the least one - on - one to them. 700,000 figure. Obviously basketball. 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Shop only. { Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 29, 1973 11 CHUCK JOHNSON Alex FROM SIMPSON, CLANCY, HEWITT Johnson: a marked EDITOR'S! NOTE: State New, man Batsmen getting unexpected aid Sport, Writer Charles Johnson, first cousin to professional baseball star Johnson, recently talked to the Ale* By LYNN HENNING often traded More importantly, concerning his undeserved title outfielder State News Sports Writer Hewitt hit .429 in the of Simpson began stinging the The 20 old "trouble maker." first week of the Miami - year - Bailey Oliver and A football player turned ball and at the end of last Muskegon native responded To the American baseball i tournament and the smooth rightfielder Ron DeLonge public, the name of Alex baseball player, a pitcher week's first phase of the 20 year - old has been one with two complete games, have all been getting in their Johnson is probably followed who at - by the contrived label of one time appeared tourney the Royal Oak of allowing a total of eight hits licks at the plate. "trouble maker" - a title he has to been Litwhiler's brightest and only a couple of earned unjustly "earned" by the shaky ground both product was 10 - for - 25 surprises. In press during his nine - year major Tuesday's first Johnson's league career. physically and academically and batting a crisp .400. game against Army, Hewitt runs splitting his two The Spartans will take on numerous, disputes with front and a surging sophomore It was Simpson's two decisions. Northern personnel have made him a well traveled ball office banged out a double and a Iowa in another - from San Francisco have at singles in the nightcap of action in six different uniforms player, seeing single to keep his torrid He twinbill today before since first least temporarily Tuesday's doubleheader was majors in 1964 as an outfielder with breaking into the stopped pace alive. especially winding up the tournament the Philadelphia any new grey hairs from against Army that enabled The pitching, which impressive in Tuesday's with Phillies. just games against Army emerging the Spartans to nightcap victory over Army, The 30 - year old product of on Danny sweep a pair a few days ago had Friday and Miami Saturday Detroit Litwhiler's head. from the Cadets, going all the way again, despite his reputation as one of the best Northwestern High 9-6, and Litwhiler after which they'll return to natural hitters in Bill Simpson, the junior 6-4. wondering, has giving up five hits and the business, has been with been almost too East Lansing. the all Big Ten defensive The victories good to whiffing 10 Cadets. Cincinnati, California, and Cleveland. This Philadelphia, St Louis back were the believe. season, he wears on last fall's Spartan Spartans' fifth and sixth in a Rob Clancy has Weather a Texas Rangers uniform. football team hadn't even row and evidently Steve permitting, Alex Johnson doesn't moved their shaken off last year's arm VanderLaan, Rick Litwhiler's crew will open pretend. He knows what he can bothered to come out for tourney record to 6-4 prior Deller, Elliott Moore and their regular season schedule do miseries and after and how he can do it and says exactly that, which baseball his two to Wednesday clearing sophomore Don Ballard be where the friction seems to previous night's up ?ome academic next Wednesday when develops between him and the front seasons at MSU. contest against Miami. have done nothing to make office. difficulties looks like he's they'll host Albion in a But Equally hot at the plate Litwhiler lose faith in the "All I want to do is something ready to regain his 1971 doubleheader. apparently has been the rest of his mound play came over the sophomore charms. corps, baseball like I know I red - haired rocket third base sensation Amos either. can," over the Clancy was slated to start Johnson said. "I've had winter and Hewitt. Hewitt, recruited in Simpson not several misunderstandings only came out for the team the shadows of the Golden against night. Miami Wednesday And from all early Men's IM during my baseball career but found himself starting Gate Bridge, may have left indications it looks as and only one side of in leftfield in last his heart in San Francisco Spunky sophomore BILL SIMPSON though it will be a typical the week's righthander Duane All students interested in story has been heard. The Hurricane Twin tournament but apparently decided to Bickel Litwhiler team — one that has also given Litwhiler sudden success. umpiring IM Softball should nature of the opener on the bring his bat hits. The Spartans hit sports system University of to East reason to gloat a little over just report to hasn't let me explain mine." Bickel had a brief stint under .300 an officials Miami campus. Lansing. his pitching staff and its for the first A typical with the varsity last year week of the meeting 6 p.m. today, in example of the but was tourney and in 208 IM Building. one - sided reporting by the basically untried addition to Hewitt and when Litwhiler gave him the press of Johnson surfaced in Simpson's hot pace, second 1971 when he was with the starting reigns twice last baseman Jerry Rohde, week. California Angels and catcher - first baseman accused teammate Chico Ruiz of pulling a gun on him. At incident, Manager the time Angels of the General Gene Autry and Red NEW - YORK (UPI) - haired DAVE WEST Ind. — At least 24 LAFAYETTE, house education subcommittee to "demand" Oshimo — colleges ) the late manager Lefty COWENS brought the National Basketball Ass. and universities have that the NCAA answer Phillips validity questioned the of Johnson's accusation and that attitude Most Valuable trophy back to Boston for Player accepted a challenge to compete in the third annual Concrete Canoe Race questions about its criteria for investigation. "I would like to know S' Kendo the first time in carried over into eight years sponsored by Purdue why every investigation that newspaper ALEX JOHNSON accounts. Wednesday when he gained University Civil Engineering I have heard about over the The MSU Kendo Club tournament. The Spartans the honor by a wide margin students April 28. was kept busy during spring lost Later, after Phillips was past few years has involved both of the team fired by the over Milwaukee's KAREEM Other schools with ASCE only black athletes," Cook break. The swordsmen matches, 3 Angels, he - 2, but two admitted the incident really did occur as Johnson said, but ABDUL-JABBAR chapters which have entered said as a witness. participated in a Canadian swordsmen placed in the the "trouble maker" ingredients had already taken their toll Cowens, the Florida the race are Notre Dame, "Duke and North friendship tournament and individual matches. on Johnson's reputation. State Pivotman who shared Illinois, Ohio State, West Carolina state over DAVID got a chance to practice the Rookie of the Year with Professor Oshima, who Senior Tim Harrigan took Though he won the batting title in 1970 with a .328 Virginia, Rose Hulman, THOMPSON; Southwest average, Johnson was suspended half holds a 7th degree black second place in the below way through the 1971 award with GEOFF Carnegie - Mellon, SUNY Louisiana over DWIGHT season for 'lackadaisical belt in Kendo. black belt division and Kurt play.' Manager Phillips felt that PETRIE of Portland, two Buffalo, Michigan, LAMAR: Florida State over Johnson wasn't giving a full effort, though Johnson years ago, collected 67 first MICHIGAN STATE, RON KING, Centenary over Oshima, who is from Schmucker, graduate contested that he was under much 'mental stress' from place votes and 444 points Nebraska, Iowa, Marquette, ROBERT Waseda University in Japan, student , took fourth place PARISH; In the personal problems. After a lengthy hearing before the office in balloting Valparaiso, Tri is making a goodwill to«r of* same category. by NBA players. - State, Villanova over HOWARD of the baseball Abdul Jabbar received 33 Wisconsin the U.S. to observe the state commissioner, Johnson was reinstated with - - Platteville, PORTER; Western pay. first place votes and 339 Akron, Toledo, Illinois of Kendo and other martial - Kentucky over JIM WOMEN'S LIBBERS' Alex, the older brother of New York Giants star points. Chicago Circle, Missouri and arts in this MCDANIELS and his country. Kendo AND RADICAL halfback Ron Johnson and former Columbus and is the art of high school teammate of NATE Rolla. teammates; and the Japanese CHIC TYPES Detroit Tigers outfielder Willie (TINY) WASHINGTON -SEN. University Swordsmanship and Horton, has been hampered ARCHIBALD of Kansas of North was don't read The by the 'bad guy' tag for his candor probably more than MAR LOW W. Carolina over BOB developed from the fighting Intercollegiate Review, it City - Omaha, who will COOK, R - gives them headaches. anything else. KY., accused the National MACADOO"were some of technique of the samurai. Too many scholarly wind up the 72-73 season Instead of the examples Cook raised. Oshima's visit to MSU and articles on subjects like permitting the man to perform on the field as as Collegiate Athletic a team member and scoring champion, drew "He said his practice with the , foreign policy, keeping his personal life out of the the most first place votes Association (NCAA) he was not nolo limelight, the baseball system has tried to make him Wednesday of limiting its accusing the NCAA of Spartans was a major g^y and among the 22 nominees, but Gh§ conform to a style that really isn't him. racism "because I do not portion of his goodwill tour. no big type, totaled 319 points. WILT player eligibility To honor Oshima's visit shed by The Many observers have categorized Johnson with Dick investigations to black believe it... but how is it ollegiate Studies Allen of the Chicago White Sox. Allen had CHAMBERLAIN of Los decided when a school is to to the U.S., the Toka jte, 445 North athletes only. his rounds to several ball clubs because of his previously made Angeles, a three time MVP be investigated?" Budokan, a Kendo club in sylvania St., refusal to play trophy winner, was a distant Cook, who charged that lapolls, Indiana the 'role.' the NCAA Toronto, sponsored a Write for a FREE fourth with 123 points that was interested White Sox manager Chuck Tanner only in making money and adopted the idea of included 12 first place leaving Allen to himself as long as his performances were ballots. not in the future of productive. This action produced home run, collegiate athletes, urged league - Cowens, averaging 20.5 a leading statistics in runs batted in and for Allen last season. points a game, is the first Past runins with front office management have left Celtic player to win the RENT AT.V. LEARN Johnson vulnerable to criticism. award since Many have passed BILL' judgment on Johnson before he was given a chance. R USSELL earned the honor $23.00 per term The latest vote of 'confidence' came in 1965. The 6 9 Cowens from Rangers' - Free Service manager Whitey Herzog, who said bluntly after from Newport, KY., led and delivery Johnson's services from Cleveland: obtaining Boston to its best ever won - $9.SO "We expect him to come in here lost record this season as per hitting, if he doesn't - month shape up in a hurry, we'll release him." he constantly contained the NEJAC TV RENTALS J KARATE With those kind of friends taller Abdul - Jabbar and backing you, who needs 337-1300 enemies? Chamberlain. YOU'VE HEARD Excellent opportunity to learn the Martial Art. principles and techniques of this Oriental OF TM*? Coeducational classes. Men and Demonstration on Thursday, March 29 at 7:00 p.n in the lower gym Wom'en's I.M. Building. of the Scientific research on the effects of Transcendental Meditation, as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, has greatly increased during the last two years. At present, physiological, psychological and sociological studies are being conducted at some forty institutions and universities throughout the world Significant findings have already been published in prominent scientific and medical journals including SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, THE LANCET, THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY, SCIENCE, and the JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. The results of these studies indicate that during the practice of transcendental meditation the practitioner spontaneously and naturally achieves a physical state of deep rest and relaxation while mentally he remains inwardly awake and alert. Physiological and psychological studies have objectively demonstrated some of the many positive reported effects of the regular practice of Transcendental Meditation. THE EFFECTS OF TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION It's Great MA Y BE SUMMARIZED AS FOLLOWS: *TM produces a deep state of restful alertness which rejuvenates and normalizes the functioning of th0*TM °eUm£teT mental stress, promotes clearer thinking and greater comprehension; it enriches To Be perception improves outlook and promotes efficiency anfi effectiveness in life *TM relationships, e ImTnates tension and discord and promotes more harmonious and fulfilling interpersonal . mflkine i every individual more useful to himself and others. The combined Greek sociological changes produce an overall effect of fullness of life. The eltalnation of'mental 'abnormalities through the release of deep stress The sororities of MSU invite you promotes a sense of fulfillment and internal harmony. to their Spring Rush :nu to learn and to practice. It is not a technique of religious April 7 - 23 is .simple . . . „ .f I he technique itself P ntration. n does not involve any physical discipline. One ^SrSt-ZSS. .VTo "inuus, while «U« comfortably »Uh Cos* eyes. TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION Send this coupon by April 5th tName_ ► Year > Student Number_ Introductory Lecture: 4 PP.1 134B Wells ► Campus Address TODAY, Thursday, March 29th 8 PM 35 Union 101 Student Services Building ! Phone_ _ For Information Call 351-7729 12 Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 29 i Effect of gas tax hike repeal doubted The chairman of the today that CATA should have to increase subsidies if "I think this is million a way the determination on the Highway Dept. One • half with a half cent only for the rep^l board of the Capital Area procede with our request our funds are suspended," people validity of signatures before the tax less." 0f are saying they're cent of was two th. Transit Authority (CATA) for funds," he said. "We will Kiersey said. "But we will fed up with higher taxes," he comments. earmarked for mass transit. " cent gj tL the understand it," he said Wednesday that submit our application, due continue to operate and he said. "This is their way Milliken had sponsored He said Flint would said. ^ ' April 10, and we expect to request increased subsidies of expressing opposition to However, Senate collect $100,000 less, Grand The appropriations for Lansing the two cent gas tax hike as money for „ receive the funds providing until the matter is cleared Taxation Chairman Harry Rapids $200,000 less ransit would area mass transit will not be rising taxes." a means of building new and taken out. It's continue tS affected by petitions calling we meet the standards of the bureau." up." Workers in the petition Gould said the group highways in the state and De Maso, R - Battle Creek, Saginaw $100,000 less. the local plain M^ for the repeal of said if the petitions arc Michigan's new two - cent drive arrived with five would turn in about 20,000 more signatures before the supporting mass transit certified and the tax is "The petition drive is to lose by governments that." st«2 Md The Capital Area Transit systems. per gallon gas tax hike. cartons containing petitions deadline is up March 29. The tax was estimated to dropped back, the one - half Authority is requesting with 162,000 signatures, Gov. Milliken said he bring in about $88 million cent for mass transit will The petitions, signed by appropriations of $300,000. Legislature to weigh bin more than 30,000 over the would wait for the continue to be taken out. nearly 170,000 persons, Kiersey said that he expects more annually to the number they need to put were filed with the secretary to be able to receive these the issue on the November, "According to figures I of state's office Tuesday. funds by May 3, despite the 1974 ballot. have from the Highway referendum action. (continued from page 1) Chairman Joseph Kiersey said that officials of the He added that if the Bernard Apol, state elections director, said his U.S. completes pullout Dept., the mass transit share will lower be taken out cent per of the effect in 1972. Bureau of Transportation appropriations are office would begin checking seven - gallon unexpectedly suspended (continued from page 1) on the wall. tax," he said. have assured him that the the signatures for validity "Because students are »nd Capital Area Transit until the referendum vote in Wednesday. peacekeeping force with a Someone else wrote, De Maso said the result is now able to drink at age 18, citizens Kaufc.,™1* 1974, "Always high, iSy-SiSftsg Authority will not suffer a the Capital Area "We should be through proviso that they would always Transit Authority will suffer stoned, that cities and counties will as adults, and because they loss of funds if the gas tax in about a month," he said. back out if the cease - fire spent my time, Io6e money they previously can vote on their college and hike is suspended. only a temporary setback. "After that the state board proved impossible to going home." responsibilities « received. that campus is their "The bureau told me "The legislature will then of canvassers will have to enforce. On Another reflected scrawl the also GI's campus, legal residence. I see no citizens," Vaughn add?d. certify them." Wednesday nearly "For example," he said, reason why they should be After 2,000 American servicemen involvement with drugs in "Detroit would collect $20 certification, the two cent tax would be left Vietnam without Vietnam. million with a seven - cent prohibited from drinking in To"?? ^ he wiH move Actor their legal residence," Sslation""! ning expected in S.D. °f th< taken back off gasoline until shouts, back slapping, or "Man made beer, God tax, but gas only $19.5 Vaughn said Wednesday. legislation to include the the election, dropping the cries of joy. made grass," it said. *>'<> of tax gallon to The soldiers, sailors, ™ ~ and daisies and seminars of men's genitals are on Uk sale at the vendor's cart in front of Jacobson's. were for The s,lllna assorted to interest Road with a film entitled „ It Happens to Us, and a . .. „ outside where they can be became involved with New- State News photo by Ron Biava women. York City politics and child "This will be a chance lunch prepared by a natural inspected easily. With a care speculum centers, will speak on foods we can do much restaurant. The the discrimination of racism, same thing." Plomondon convention will end at 11 sexism and poverty. p.m. Sunday after An art a replay display of DETROIT (UPI) tria of films throughout presented the conference. Highlighting the women's paintings, and pottery graphics has been growing in size and prestige, Jean King, a feminist attorney, will speak on the power of women. Nancy - happened conference will be a seminar Marsha Orr, coordinator of Teeter, MSU secretary, and Jcourt" "The judge should either ' - was in session, but --—- y courtroom Mazey said the case, said the presented by Self - Help the art show, said. Vella Nemeth, assembly line March reduce the bonds or admit attorney >ontaneity reigned. 12. prosecution must doubt it general's office entered the Clinic No. 1 of Los Angeles, More than 19 artists have worker at Oldsmobile. will The defense attorney that the size of the bonds "The can win the case and is case because Calif. submitted work for talk about the attorney general's Benzie County every day gripped over a table as he people extorted us for was a paranoid reaction to "getting a pound of flesh" has no full time Representatives from the exhibition along with work experience and how to the political views of the - |tood to introduce himself, $200,000 at a point of a beforehand. prosecutor. He said clinic will present a slide contributions from an MSU combat powerlessness. he before he could state the gun," Davis said. He insisted defendants involved," Davis believed Davis and other show and movie explaining 8,1 class- ileas of his clients the said. However, John A. Conference he wasn't Plamondon supporters how women can examine organizers seeking a trial Wilson, the asst. attorney were A special seminar will be f judge" ordered them held before the press. Plamondon was a key "trying to engender their own bodies with a conducted expect at least 500 women Kinder $100,000 bond each. But, he figure in last year's general in charge of the publicity." speculum. A speculum is an artists with to be present at the Tinlookers screamed added, the landmark U.S. Supreme to create convention. ••outrageous," "ridiculous" defendants, Lawrence Court decision ('Pun') Plamondon, 27, and declaring fcnd "uncalled for," and wiretapping of radical Craig Blazier, 22, members Others asked, "Can't at least of the Rainbow People's domestic groups illegal defense motion be without a court order. He party, were being held as granted?" political prisoners. was charged with conspiracy The "hearing" in the September, was The two are 1968, immediately currently bombing of a CIA office in being held under $100,000 Ann Defense attorney Hugh bond each in the Northern Arbor, but the Justice IfBuck') Davis, the only Michigan community of Dept. dropped charges rather than disclose j^tor playing himself in the Beulah, charged with armed the ■pantomime, had called a wiretap evidence it had conference robbery, conspiracy to gathered in the s Tuesday to extort,' extortion and case. [protest the "political Davis said federal and usury state authorities have been ■persecution of his clients, connection with an alleged contending they were jailed trying to get Plamondon in attempt to collect $3,000 in jail I'under ransomous bond for a and "branded as an marijuana transaction. |ionviolent crimes." Instead Davis said he will antisocial, violent being" for rupted into an argue five years. for a reduction of the bonds instantaneous dramatization Ernest Mazey, executive to $1,000 each at a [of what Davis claimed hearing director of the American Thursday. Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) in Michigan, who joined Davis at the news Chrysler warns conference, said the ACLU was working for reduction of the bonds because they )f possible flaw are "pre-trial punishment." J DETROIT (UFI, — Chrysler Corp. announced Wednesday it is notifying 431 owners of 1973 Plymouth ■satellite and Dodge Coronet and Charger cars of a potential ■defect in the brake warning light on the instrument panel. 1 This could render the instrument panel brake warning lamp inoperative if the front or rear hydraulic brake Systems experienced a failure, the company said. The warning lamp will function properly when the brake is parking engaged. 104 Distinctive . . WIJME8 Pick one and christen a new term Start off the new term with a resolution and a bottle of good wine. You can choose a fine wine from one of the largest selections available at Linn's. Savor the bouquet of French Bordeux or the sparkle of domestic champagne. Relax (while you can) and enjoy one of life's simple pleasures. Hti'aUP! 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan UNDER STATE ACT Stylists feel the clip By ANNE STAFFORD per cent of all haircuts today involve close shaving around m Two to three male students each night have their hair the ears and neck trims — things cosmetologists just aren't trimmed behind the closed curtains of local beauty salons, a trained to do," Johnson sclaimed. service cosmetologists term "moonlighting." Barbara Felver, a barber at the Union Men are not allowed to have their hair cut during normal Barbershop with a shop hours by cosmetologists, who are prohibited by state cosmetology license, outlined the differences in education between the two professions, law from cutting men's hair. Only barbers are licensed to emphasizing the strict cut the hair of both sexes. requirements for a barber's license: A barber must take 2,000 class hours, complete a two - Though he is too busy to do any moonlighting, Patrick Alchin, owner of Hairstyles by Patrick, next to Campus year apprenticeship, and pass two state boards examinations. A cosmetology student only has to take Drugs, said he gets many husbands, boyfriends and sons of women customers in his shop daily asking him to cut their 1,500 class hours, serve a single year's apprenticeship, and has three chances to pass his state board tests, Felver fAUTI hair. Sco< explained. "Guys today with long hair are getting screwed," said "In barber school one learns more about hair Part Gary, a cosmetologist at the Campus Beauty Salon. "The cutting and Avii the actual anatomy of the body," she said. Cosmetology Act is very outdated. Things have changed." The state cosmetology board requested a review of the "We actually have as many hours of cutting as barbers," |» EMP statute, last year, claiming it to be sexually discriminating Alchin said. "Cutting is an integral part of coloring and all f FOR since a man is not given the option of choosing between a phases of cosmetology." Apai Hou: barber or cosmetologist to cut his hair. Alchin also claimed In a letter to Sen. Jerome T. Hart Feb. 2, Atty. Gen. cosmetologists could cut hair as well as, if not better than any barber. Horsin' Roo Frank J. Kelley explained that a 1948 Michigan Supreme The manager of Lansing's Melba Beauty Academy [•FOR considers her students equipped to cut and style men's hair. Anir Court decision and a 1956 attorney general's opinion Several students were unaware of a law against this Mike Sinko, Alma freshman, exercises his horse. preparation for the Block and Mob affirming the law's validity, limit his jurisdiction on the practice. Bridle Ch.k- l issue and revisions of the act should be accomplished by a Thomas Taylor, the oldest operating barber in East Comet Flyer, near the old railroad tracks in J-LOST "legislative act or a court of competent jurisdiction." Lansing, does not consider either license as simpler or more difficult to get. (•PERS A 1968 barber licensing and regulation act describes a [•PEAN barber as any person licensed by the barber board who "The cosmetology license is easier to get in terms of Nader says Senate staff >REAI !• RECF study "shaves and trims the beard, cuts, trims, colors, massages... training time, but only because it's more stringent, not any the face and head" of any man and "who cuts pnd trims the less harder," he said. [•SERV hair of any person." Taylor and the majority of East Lansing barber - shop Insti owners interviewed did not criticize the Typii A 1931 cosmetology statute describes cosmetology as cosmetology the arranging, cutting, curling and coloring of any female's hair and the massaging, hair removing and manicuring of any person. profession or voice concern over losing business should the cosmetology laws be revised. But some barbers, like Tony Arens of Frandor Barber Shop, say be allowed to cut men's hair. cosmetologists should attempted to whitewash' GM hTRAN {•WANT Lyle Johnson, administrative secretary of the barber WASHINGTON (UPI) - subcommittee on executive that would have resulted in board, does not regard the barber and cosmetology laws as study referred to this m One East Lansing barber admitted giving permanents to Ralph Nader said Tuesday reorganization made "every a more critical report" on as sexually discriminating, as cosmetologists claim them. several women after closing hours and said he could benefit that a Senate staff study on effort to the Corvair. simply an "in* give General debate over the "You can't change or adopt a law every time the fashion if the barber law was also changed. "I wouldn't mind at all the stability of the Motors the benefit of every As Corvair L an example, Nader The Senate study oil changes," he said. "Long hair on men is just a trend. I opening a new clientele," he said. controversial Chevrolet doubt," Nader said in a released 1965 a GM would not be surprised if men are back to wearing flat tops "In the interest of unisex hairstyling, the Cocosmetology Corvair was an attempt to letter to committee memorandum which he said after a investigation 2'j • yT within two years." and barber laws will ultimately be "whitewash" General chairman Abraham showed that GM instructed over 3 changed," Taylor controversy that began J Johnson said the educational differences between the predicted. "I wouldn't want to say, Motors. Ribicoff, D - Conn. its witnesses however, that it would in Corvair 1965 two professions, maintain the validity of the laws. "Seventy cause me to switch my operation." The Senate The committee issued a litigation "to with Nader's booJ cases give contending the I960 jj . report March 16 stating it obscure, nonresponsive if Corvair was could find no evidence to not false answers dangeroudi during unstable. support Nader's charge that cross • examination" on the The controversi ObDE State Pfind b GM had misled committee over the stability of the Corvair. The staff the safety of the Corvair. He also released of a letter from a a copy GM produced Corvair GM damage almost stopped production suits 301] ai P.M. 01 lefore pu TOWNE investigators claimed the attorney to former GM the car in 1969. small rear engine car was no chairman James Roche In reply to Nader lata ncel of Northe U stude more cars, unstable than similar and GM had protesting that "employes of General Motors have charge, Ribicoff said he examined Nader's hiB^tions GbAMBAKE L'ANSE (UPI) Michigan State Police here - woman searches during all Sunday day and composed of co - workers of Borgren's father at the manufactured good faith." them But Nader claimed the "in been guilty suppression of about the Corvair that may a of continuing evidence evidence, basis but found for altering previous judgment" whkj wblicatic The Stat New Tuesday recovered the Monday. staff study did not use have criminal dimension." supported the report of hi retponstb England style! Bill'sRestaurant & Bar Cleveland - Cliffs Iron Co. in drowned body of a The volunteer group was evidence "available to them Nader claimed the Senate staff rit da brings it to you. We feature whole lobster, Marquette. investigation. Northern Michigan nsertion. cherry stone clams, shrimp, and corn on University woman missing ALL the cob served in a wire mesh basket direct since last Saturday while on prepaid to of you. And to compliment our fine a camping trip with three seafood we drawn butter dining experience have corn bread, tossed salad, and you seafood won't this weekend take a trip to the sea - at sauce. soon It's forget.So a friends near this Baraga County community. State troopers said the body of Carole Borgren, 19, of Ishpeming was Trustees accept gifts found A $1,163,000 grant from the campus, to study how plants Through a National Institute Ongoing medical programs Metabolic effects of ea Bill's under 10 feet of U.S. JSTIN Restaurant, and Bar. Serving Fri. & water, Atomic Commission to the MSU/AEC Energy grow and function. In another science area, the of Health grant of $40,397, Harold L. Sadoff, professor of receiving support are the College habits, as related to obesil HE convertib Sat. night 6-11 p.m. stopped by a log jam in the of Osteopathic Medicine's rats, will be studied undi Plant Research Laboratory was MSU Institute of Water microbiology, will continue his trade. Phi fast - moving part of the Lakeside Health Center in National Institute of He among more than $3 million in Resources Research received study of the basic biochemistry Fontiac, which received a grant grant of $31,868 to Gilbert For Information Sturgeon River. gifts and grants and scholarship $28,052 from the Office of "fhich simple bacteria change of $191,646 from the Leveille, dept. chairman offo< or Reservations Michigan Borgren's body, police funds accepted March 16 by the Water Resources Research for cell form to another. Regional Medical and human Call: 482-6100 said, was recovered about board of trustees. study under R.C. Ball on the The National Institute of Health Programs, Inc.; and the Dept. of Tl,e lesting mile downstream from Major grant contributors reduction of pollution from also granted $S2,503 to the one the Psychiatry and Continuing eating a single were Ato Energy ' pulp mill sulfite wastes, Dept. of Human Development Education which received hour Period where she was last seen. She Bill' S Restaurant & Bar Commission with total of Grants in aid of medical for continued studies of kidney $205,800 from the Michigan nibbling as allowed by a daylo disappeared shortly before $1,201,949; the National programs included $294,274 * ' functions research directed by Dept. of Mental Health for staff Institute of from the National Institute of M.D. Bailie. midnight Saturday Health, $721,974, development, continuing and the National Science Health to Charles C. Sweeley, The. American Cancer Society 718 E. Grand River Police would not education and CK 1965 Serving Lansing say Foundation, $62,178. professor of biochemistry, to contributed $37,951 for study consultations program at state hospitals provide continuing support ires, $22E Lansing since 1921 whether foul play was The major by C.W. Welsch, professor of Atomic Energy provide additional equipment an ecology study 137-1215.; suspected in Borgren's Commission grant is for for an all • university mass anatomy, of the effects of programs. pumped ■ sti continuing research and training spectrometric alkaloids in treatment of breast death, but said investigation facility in hif A grant of $243,650 from shon of Lake at graduate and post doctoral of the incident was laboratory. The equipment is the Michigan Water Resources Ludingti levels in experimental plant used to analyze and determine Other medical grants Commission to the Dept. of by Peter I. Tack, professo continuing. biology, administered by Anton the structure of complex included $64,686 from the "iV1"11 fisheries and wildlife. $100 BaMga County Sheriffs Lang, director of the laboratory molecules and the products of National Institute of Health for P 550,1 Science Vibrations of welded join and support a study by Boyd G. Ellis professor of botany and their metabolism by man. it is general research in the College car frames will be analyzed deputies reported finding a plant pathology. The funds will of Human Medicine and of the effects on physical anticipated that the facility will properties of soil caused by James L. Lubkin, professo: jacket and sweater be used, in this eighth year of prove increasingly helpful in the $25,275 from them for general use VROLE" of waste effluents over a 6,000 - metallurgy, mechanics belonging to the young operation of the laboratory on diagnosis of metabolic disease. research in the College of acre tract in the materials science, under a ! '68, 6 Veterinary Medicine. Muskegon area. HI 353 09- The soil absorption of pesticides month engineering rese and nutrients also will be grant of $11,880 from the I Motor Co. in an attempt to Visit Our New Enlarged analyzed. solve problem." the industry's "si Dept. of Secon Free RENT A STEREO The Education and Curriculi Memorex Recording $23.00 par term received a $22,400 grant fra month 90 minute Free Service the to Michigan Dept. of support four Kd"( Mic and delivery students in a doctoral pr< VERTIBLI Department cassette! $9.50 to train administrators, te 9laxie XL per educators and researche wer steer i month vocational education, i'es, $1, NEJAC TV RENTALS students, all professional: Now Located in the 337-1300 :ond of a ' for a few MEMOREX 90 iroughoui Gold Room in the front ,u9«. Radii good college men. of the main store J®®...# °uy two, ; ngs: 35! ^ this one ROUTE OF THE CHIEFTANS $100 for each month of the school year. It's like a fr^r '■ Indian trails Bus $900 annual earn it as a scholarship. If you qualify, member of the Marine Corps' you can Platoon 90 Service To Chicago Leaders Class. Effective Jan. 3, 1973 (Central Standard Time) You'll also be earning a Marine officers com¬ Leaves - East Lansing Arrival • Chicago mission through PLC summer 6:50 AM Via: So. Bend, Ind. 11:45 AM training at 8:55 A Via: Benton Harbor 2:00 PM Quantico, Virginia. 11:20 AM Via: So. Bend, Ind. 4:45 PM Talk to the Marine officer who visits 2:15 PM Via: Banton Harbor 7:35 PM your 5:15 PM 10:15 PM Via: So. Bend, Ind. campus. 6:30 PM Via: Benton Harbor 11:10 PM Via: Benton Harbor Talk to Major Wood when he visits the Placement Bureau Flint-Saginaw-Boy City Leaves ■ East Lansing 9:00 AM - To Flint - Saginaw , *.«,> 12:50 dM . To punt - Saginaw P Bay city Bay C ty pic 2:20 P I - To Flint - Saginaw • 5:15 P I - To Flint ■ Saginaw Bay City 7:35 PM TO Mint 9:15 PM - Sunday Only - Flint Phone East Lansing Bus Terminal for schedule information ■ The Marines are looking for a few good men. MEMOREX Recording Tape OgnP-5" 332-2569 Reproduction so true it can shatter glass. Air Conditioned - Rest Room Deluxe Coaches Available for Charter Service 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. April 4,5 and Personalized Escorted Tours or call (313) 226-7764 collect In the write call Owosso, Mich. TOLL FRL& MSU BOOKSTORE or 800 292-3831 International Center • Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan STATE NEWS Thursday, March 29, 1973 15 CLASSIFIED 355-8255 Automotive ~||^j^| FRANKLY SPEAKING" £ DATSUN 240-Z 1971, speed, radials, mag orange, 4 MUSTANG 1965- Excellent Employment jjjjfj Apartments lS§^ Apartments wheels, condition $300. Call 36,000 miles. 351 -8366 after GALS WANTED FOR "Easter 5pm. 3-3-30. 351-5739 7-9pm. 3-3-30 BEDROOM unfurnished GIRL Bunny" and photo helpers, or TO share 2 man f 349 4800. 3-3-30 u r n ished, available apartment close to NOVA 1970 immediately, located on campus. DATSUN 1971 4 PHONE 355 8255 2~dMr door, - - 610 6 Reduced rent, air sedan, new radials, cylinder, manual. Air. HOUSEWORK South Logan just north of Ziebarted, AM/FM. 5 MORNINGS a conditioning, furnished. Michelins, Jolly. Rent from $125. Ideal fl47 Student Services Bldq excellent condition. 24,000 week. East 351-0174. 3-3-30 Best miles. 351 1414. 3-3-30 Lansing home. for graduate or offer. 355-5994. - married automotive 3-3-30 Transportation, experience students. For and references information GIRL NEEDED spring OLDSMOBILE required. call term, 4 Scooters & Cycles DODGE-RUBY red panel van. 1969 - Delta $2.25 an hour. Call 372-5570 393-7863 or WALTER man. Campus Hill. $62.50. 1965. Best 88, air, full power, NELLER Parts & Service offer. Call very low days, 351-2323 COMPANY, 351-6706 after 6 pm. 3-3-30. mileage, $1225. 641-4493. evenings. 489-6561. 10-4-10 Aviation 1-3-29 C-2-3-30 NEEDED IMMEDIATELY - j» EMPLOYMENT DODGE 1963 - good overall OLDSMOBILE DEPENDABLE YARD worker, FURNISHED 1 BEDROOM girls to share house. Room and Board $100. North end |»POR RENT condition. Best offer. - 1968 10 - 20 hours oer week. apartments, 600 River Street Apartments 351-3373 after 6 pm. Delmont, full power, air Phone 353-8749. X-1-3-29 1 block from I-496. From of Lansing. Call after 3 pm, 2-3-29 Houses conditioning. Phone $155. 485-3140 or WALTER 485-7032. 3-3-30 FALCON 1965 882-8916. 5-4-3 NELLER Rooms -very good COMPANY, BEECHWOOD APTS. shape, used little, $250 489-6561.8-4-6 1130 BEECH STREET PEUGEOT 1970 (•FOR SALE soonest offer. 484 6705 or sunroof, 4 speed, AM/FM, - 504, 4 door, Insurance Salesman 839 EAST Large 2 Bedroom Student Animals 3-3-30 OAKLAND, 39,000 miles, $1900. 1 892 Lansing, Mobile Homes - 1st floor, furnished, Apartments Completely FIAT 1970 -124 -6172. 3-3-30 basement and garage, •LOST & FOUND Sport Coupe, utilities Furnished. 80,000 miles, good our paid. $140/monthly. 3-3-30 •PERSONAL PLYMOUTH FURY part-time agents •PEANUTS PERSONAL condition. $800. Phone 2 door III - 1968, 'IKl MANY WAYS YOU'RE A MAN, Bill., average $100 per week Fall Rates As Low As Aloysi, 372-6696 office. hardtop, power for 10 hours work. Call 135 KEDZIE APAPTMENTS 2 $51.25 per man. •REAL ESTATE 351-3493 home. 3-3-30 steering and brakes, excellent ANP IN OTHER WAYS YOU'RE STILL A KID! Capitol man, furnished. Year leases •RECREATION condition. 349-2725. 3-3-30 City only beginning June 15th. SUMMER AND FALL FORD 1965 Post Office Box 1523 East Underwriters 372-9664 $175 until April 1st. 882 LEASES •SERVICE - Econoiine van, PONTIAC FIREBIRD Lansing, Michigan 48823 for the detail. - good condition, re-built - 1967, 2316, 487 - 3216, 482 AVAILABLE Instruction engine, vinyl top, 3 speed, overhead 2937. 3-3-30 - $500. 372-5767. IMMEDIATELY cam, whitewalls, Typing Service 5-4-3 [•TRANSPORTATION FORD 1965 V8, condition. 3-3-30 $750. excellent 351-1917. cles_ ]Q REGISTERED NURSES NOW GIRL 351-9564 (•WANTED NEEDED - for 3 man AM/FM radio, runs Roselawn Manor Skilled $130. 351-1762. 1-3-29 well, PORSCHE, 1967 - 912, silver 1971 350CB HONDA. Home, 707 Armstrong Road, Nursing LEASING apartment. Call 332-0938 RATES #* grey, electric sunroof, radials, Clean, KIND, RESPONSIBLE student after 5pm. 1-3-29 1 10 VI lord minimum leather interior, low mileage. $575. Call after to live in Lansing, has positions FOR FORD CUSTOM radio, best 6pm, 372-7004. 3-3-30 family home, available full or part - 1966, time, GIRL NEEDED for 4 man. brakes, tires, automatic. new offer. 351-9523 after 6pm. walking distance to campus. 7am - 3:30pm shift and 3pm SUMMER tofJDS 1 1 Not DAYS 3 5 $300. 349-9293. 5-4-4 2-3-30 1972 NORTON INTERSTATE, Some child care, cooking; - 11:30pm shift. Excellent a FALL Waters Edge. 351-8857 or 332-8479. 3-3-30 I 10 Avon housework, in exchange for salary and benefits. Apply in 4.00 5.50 13.00 SIMCA 1969 Fairing, 2,000 miles, room and board plus $50 per [0 11.50 FORD GALAXIE 500 clean — Hatchback, spotless, $1,550, 351-2572 person or call 393-5680, Mrs. SPRING - 1 man for 4 man. - 35mpg., good condition, with month. 351-4331. 2-3-29 3-3-30 [2|>«° 4.80 7.80 15.60 inside and out, runs good, 60,000 miles, 882-8606 after tape deck. 337-9349. 3-3-30 Swf n, personnel. 5-4-4 CEDAR Cedar Village. Rent 9.75 PART TIME negotiable. 351-2078. 3-3-30 [5l* 25 6.00 19.50 1972 experienced PART 5pm. 3-4-2 TEMPEST 1966 326 V-8. HONDA CL350. Mint bartender wanted. Must be TIME employment with housewares student VILLAGE [8 12.70 - 7.20 11.70 23.40 Runs okay. Has condition, low mileage. neat and dependable. Call for 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED distinguished Extras, 489-4336 after distributor. Automobile mobile home appointment 655-2175. Ask $30 week. 10 SO] 3.00 8.00 13.00 26.00 array of dents. $300 Call 372-9554. 1-3-29 or so. 5:30pm. 3-3-30 for Robbie. 5-4-3 required. Flexible hours, minutes to campus. Quiet 351-5800. C-2-3-30 1 FOR 3 MAN. |5 3 75 10.OC 16.25 32.5C $83.33/month. and peaceful on a lake. FORD VAN 1967. The big HARLEY SPORTSTER TV Campus Hill. Spring 349 641-6601. 0-3-3-30 XLCH TECHNICIAN, full - TOYOTA CORONA Mark II or part STUDENT TYPIST needed for - on el Super deal! 485-5577. - - Excellent condition time. 3129. 5-4-3 DEADLINE Was bought December Apply Electronic The State News Classified 1-3-29 1970, throughout. $1,350 / best 2 MAN P.m. class automatic, air, AM/FM, 8 Specialist, 418 Baker Street. FURNISHED one day offer. 351-2148. 5-4-4 3-3-30 Department. Must be neat, track, 17,000 miles, excellent I AND 2 apartment, 129 Burcham lefore publication. FORD 1967 6 cylinder, stick, accurate, and have ability to BEDROOMS, summer Drive, $135. 124 - condition. and Cedar Might consider HONDA meet the public. Must be able fall, air conditioning, asking $575. Also 1965 VW CL-350 1971 - INSIDE HELP - full and part heat and water paid. Street, $165. Available June ancellations/Cor- or Opel for trade. Excellent to work Monday through $150 and September. Year leases Chevelle, 6, automatic, and 393-1447, 2-3-30 condition. time. LITTLE CEASAR'S and up. Phone after tctions - 12 noon one 14' boat Recently tuned. $550. Friday from 8am to 11am. 5:30 pm only. Call 487-3216. After 5 with trailer. Best PIZZA, 337-1634. 3-3-30 1-3-29 332-2110. 10-4-10 Llass day before offer. Call 332-8269. 3-3-30 TRIUMPH 650 - low mileage, 882-3273. 1-3-29 pm call 882-2316. 0-3-3-30 publications. metalflake paint, excellent DELIVERY HELP Must have HONDA 1971 350 - SECRETARY. 10-15 hours / FORD 1972 Custom Club mechanical condition. $800. Motosport. car. LITTLE - CEASAR'S week, office > State News will be Van. Call 373-3139 3000 miles. $575. Yamaha experience 15,000 miles. Good 8-5pm. PIZZA, 337-1634. 3-3-30 BICYCLE Ask required. 351-5800, 11-1pm. condition. for Ron Swehla. 3-3-30 1970 - 200cc twin, $325. $2,900. Call ts»poniible only for the 355-1057. Make offer! 3-4/2 C-2-3-30 irst day's incorrect 625-3168 between 8-5pm. 5-4-4 STUDENTS - nsertion. VOLKSWAGEN 1971 - Super PART TIME BMW, YAMAHA, secretary, ALL ads must be Beetle. Automatic, 35,000 TRIUMPH, PART TIME GOING TRAVELING RICKMAN - lots of '73s in approximately 10 hrs./week. Can't miles, very clean, excellent |pre-paidof the last 2 weeks pack '72 cutlass coupe. Lots - mechanically. $1,500. stock. Parts, accessories, Call 337-9322. 2-3-30 AUCTION the term. of extras, service. SHEP'S MOTOR $2 per hour plus bonus. must sell! 16,000 882-3273. 1-3-29 GIRL TO clean SPORTS, INC., 2460 North house Friday make offer, 3&1-1405. Hours: 5pm - 10pm ..... Cedar, Holt. Just south of afternoons, $40/ month. .p-4-2* VOLKSWAGEN BUS - 1966, > Monday through Apply 117 N. Foster, Friday Automotive sunroof, new tires, super ^j-96 overpass. Phone March 30th between INTERNATIONAL SCOUT shape. $1,100. 351-1524 694-6621. C-3-3/30 Wednesday 5pm - and 7pm. 2-3-30 1972, excellent condition, 4 after 6pm. 7-4-6 Call Mr. Dzikowicz SUZUKI DUSTER wheel drive, top rack, - 1972, like J 1ST IN HEALY 1964, 3000 convertible, trade. Phone for 489 sale - 5828. or fold-down rear seat, curtains, hitch, 882-6821 after 6pm. 2-3-30 VW, 1971 warranty, 371-1145. 5-4-4 super best beetle, lifetime offer. Call new, 1,800 miles, $375. Call 349-2182. 2-3-29 ervice / 351-3330 D RENT For Rent REFRIGERATORS, If] SALE VW 1967 $600 less $200 PART TIME Hostess wanted TV'S, typewriters. Cheapo ADVERTISING MONEY - ISTIN HEALEY SPRITE - Must be neat and rates! UNITED RENT ALL. 1968, 32,000 miles, new top - IS WELL SPENT, FOR valve 337-0285. job equals X-5-4-3 $400. CALL C. & L. BODY SHOP for Call Robbie for dependable. 351-5654. 8-4-6 ires. $700. Call appointment THE MONEY YOU an appointment and at 655-2175. 5-4-3 (26 2250 after 5:30pm. EARN IN RETURN. reasonable prices. Car PARKING JUST north of VW BUS waxing - 1968, good engine, done also. 627-4325. 2-3-30 WAITRESS WANTED Jacobson's. Call 332-8835 or 3558255 needs - 18 or body work. $700. 337-9706. 3-4-2 older, full or part time, |lCK 1965 Wagon, new 349-0298. 3-3-30 MAXI MUFFLER SHOP of East experience not $225. Call Herman necessary. , at INTERNATIONAL SCOUT VW Lansing. Economical exhaust Part time cook needed. REFRIGERATORS, 1965 - Needs minor repair. TRANSPORTER 1962, replacement. Custom work. Experience helpful. FREEZERS, Call 13 7-1215. 3-3-30 solid engine but weathered. D Asking $600. Call 484-9228 Free estimate. 332-2927. 489-1121. 3-3-30 ISHWASHERS, IICK 1962 --fair body, low after 5:30pm. 5-4-4 $100. 124 Northlawn, 3-3-30 C-3-3-30 ESCHTRUTH APPLIANCES, 315 South Bridge, Grand lileage, excellent engine, WAITRESSES-POSITIONS IS. Best offer. 351-3373 MERCEDES BENZ sedan 1966, VW 1971 POP - TOP camper. METRIC MOTORS - VW open for noons and full time. Ledge, 627-2191. 5-4-3 er 6 pm. 2-3-29 230S, almost new engine, Still under warranty. New repair. Okemos Road and Must be experienced and clear, body and interior, must 1-96. 349-1929. C-3-3-30 dependable. JIM'S TIFFANY radial tires and muffler. sacrifice at $1,700. 1 (616) PLACE, downtown Lansing, |EVR0LET CAMARO - 749 9175. 3-3-30 $3,000. 482 - 7461 after 5 COMPLETE , 6 cylinder, 3 speed. p.m. 5-4-3 IMPORT Car Phone 372-4300 for HI 353 0947 after 1:30 Service including ignition, appointment. 3-3-30 PARKING - OPPOSITE Snyder pm. MERCEDES 230 - 1967, chassis, brakes, and electrical. on Bogue Street. $25 per 14-3 VW BUG 1969 - AM/FM, new excellent ! Power, AM/FM, Available at term. 351-8661. 3-3-30 tires, good condition, $875. ROBERTS FEMALE MODEL wanted - new tires. 351-6028 after AUTOMOTIVE CENTER. |EVR0LET KINGSWOOD 6pm. 1-3-29 351 - 3873. 3-3-30 4980 Park Lake Apply at SANDPIPER STEREO RENTALS $23 Road, ADULT BOOKSTORE, 1149 per 1970 3 seat, large Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for term, $9.50 per month. Free THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MARCH 29 & Ingine, very MGA 1600 - South Washington. 694-0565. 30 good tires, air 1959, super delivery, 1:30 P.M. at SALVAGE YARD and CurriculiJ mditioning, $1,850. excellent condition, $1,075. appointment. C-3-3-30 8-4-6 service and pick-up. i,400 6™nl ' No deposit. TV's available at 1330 South Harrison Road ept. of Kduca Call 489-5096. 5-4-4 MASON same BODY SHOP rates. Call E17-3096. 10-4-3 VW BUS - 812 COLLEGE MEN in marketing, NEJAC, Michigan State University Campus. - 1969, good shape, East 337-1300. C-3-3-30 Kalamazoo Street since part time VERTIBLE - FORD 1968 MGB 1972 - Green, overdrive, $1,495. Call Steve, 372 - work, $300/ 1 940. Haxie XL-500 still under 8876 332 0897. 3-3-30 Complete auto month, evenings and automatic, warranty, $3,300. or - painting and collision service. Various makes and conditions. All Saturdays, Mr. Apartments items may be seen r steering, low 43,000 Call 353-0266. 1-3-29 Kovach, 485-0256. C-3-3-30 489-3494. C-3-3-30 at Salvage Yard, March 28th from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 L ]!<&>] files, $1,111. 351-5495. professionals. I MG 1970 Green, great p.m. and March 29th and 30th -4 QUARTZ IODINE from 8:30 a.m. to condition. Call Link, 332 - headlight DRIVER REQUIRED for APARTMENT 1:00 p.m. TINA conversions, $28.95 pair. At - WOMEN, 1 1968 - 41,000 0866. 3-3-30 HONDA 1972 500 four 2,900 summer season. Travel here block from CHEOUERED FLAG, 2605 campus, Terms: Cash Excellent. Clean and abroad with 32 year old miles, excellent condition, East Kalamazoo completely furnished, Hjiroughout. Dashboard MUSTANG, 1969, Mach I. $1,395. Phone 482-5330 mile west of Street, 1 male. Business and vacation. Must be utilities and parking included. $80. 349-9609. 0-5-4-3 f-9es. Radio. All new tires, Good condition. Phone after before noon or after 487-5055. C-3-3-30 campus, single, sharp and snings: 355-3148. 3-4-2 5:30 pm, 485-2848. 3-3-30 with few attachments. midnight. 3-3-30 Submit letter of interest with 2 GIRLS FOREIGN CAR service at non-studio photo to immediately, FOR Water's 4 man CROSSWORD ALLEN'S Edge MARATHON DRIVER POSITION, Box Apartments. 332-8479. 5-4-3 PUZZLE MMrKIH SERVICE, Abbott and Lake 165, River Forest, Illinois ACROSS Lansing, call 351-8682. 5-4-3 60305. 3-3-30 NO MORE BUS PASSES sul r ' STUDENTS PART TIME EMPLOYMENT Beautiful 1 and 2 Bedroomj Advantage 11.Japanese Ian 12. Again 30. Achieve 31. Estate 32. Fairies ago LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 years Earn $50 — $100 per week Apartments across from 13 Calm 14. Type of 35. Cheat 36. Animal's experience in all types of arranging interviews. Pay Campus. Summer windows couch commensurate with ability. and Fall Leases Available 16. Coffee makers flight training. Approved for 37. Wild duck Call 351-0620, 10am- Relieve veterans. FRANCIS 10pm. Immediately. 40. Army mascot D-10-4/10 18. Reflection 41. Timetable 5 PM4. AVIATION, Airport Road. 19 Scoop 5 PM3: Call 484-1324. C-3-3-30 abbreviation 3:15 PM 337-9341 _ ing topper 42 By birth COCKTAIL WAITRESS for j.45 PM new 351-7910 22. Mine: Fr. 43. Polish river 1. Baton Employment " ii UNIVERSITY TERRACE 23. Item for discussion 44. French marshal 45 Scottish river 2. Past 3. Andiron City 414-24 MICHIGAN AVE. i T S~ •- 8 $ IO LADIES service. FOR escort/ $3/hour. dating WELL DRESSED, GIRL NEEDED spring term for " >2 % 13 wife 9 Bell PAST TONY COATS appointment, Call 482-0909. for ladies and gentlemen needed 4 man Cedar Village. Rent m IS % 16 10 Other tniw 3-3-30 as hosts and companions. Excellent pry. Call 489-0743 negotiable. 353-1019. 5-4-4 17 % 10 15. Shirker^ 18 Diamo'nds" Hill Apartments, now unto n.« man^msnt % % I I. 19. Escape ON GRAND RIVER FULL AND part time work 'NTER. SPRING. SUMMER. These spacious apartments are Is»l£, foj available close to campus to KE LIDAS ESCORT UNIVERSITY VILLA 20 21 20. Chalice » distinctive comfortable furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and carried^[u™> an suit your schedule, 351-1333. SERVICE. INC. 5-4-4 635 ABBOTT ROAD 22 % 23 %% % 21 Antiquity 23. Old Siamese nditioning. These 4 man units have up to 4 3-3-30 WANTED VOLUNTEER % 24 26 -' a giant swimming poo, pool and recreation roo . parking^ per unit .nd ^ud. ttv. OVERSEAS JOBS WSI's or Senior Life Savers to 2, 3, or 4 man units. 37 % 24 Sleeping Z 25. Rubber tree - summer or will be free bus guard pool during recreation Ao tramportation to and from <« -V maintenance. h fj f residents Qf permanent. Europe, South America, Australia, at Michigan School for Blind. Call Kathy Ryan, the Quiet and Close to V/a a v/a % % 35 31 26 French artic 28 Roman bronze Africa, etc. All professions, 31 Soothe 373-3730 Extension 63 after Campus. %% FslVVr'p'.M.rorRE^m^TION 9and 12 MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE. CALL at 349-3530. $500 expenses - $1,000 monthly, paid, sightseeing. Free information write TWR 1pm. 3-4-2 Plenty of Parking. 3t> MO m 38 39 32 Patron saint of sailors 33. Praise eerf SUMMER AND FALL va 42 34 Filthy COMPANY, Department Q2, WAITRESSES WANTED must Menagement exclusively bV ALL STATE MANAGEMENT 351-1310 241 E. Saginaw 2550 Telegraph Avenue, Berkeley, California 94704. be neat and Robbie for dependable. Call appointment. LEASING NOW 43 I % & MS 35. Kismet 37 Soldiers 38. Turmeric Hwy. — 10-4-10 655-2175. 5-4-3 351-2249 39 Pasha 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March )9?3 355-8255 STUDENT 355-8255 3® nouses HE ||IMl| [ 1 Mobile Horn#, 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED HEDRICK HOUSE co-op has MEN - CLOSE to MSU. Clean, GUNS, RIFLES and mobile home. h.ndgun, MARLETTE Colby Lake / one female opening. $220/ quiet rooms. Cooking. Phoqe of all kinds. Buy, trade and 12- SEHyiCE vc DIHPCTOIP' M-78. 3-4/2 Deposit. 694-0088. term. BASEMENT Call 332 0846. 3-3-30 ROOM spring 485-8836. 0-3-3-30 SUMMER, DOUBLE, sell. 2412 BOBS 371-2244. 15-4 South GUN SHOP, 17 Cedar, call conXdin0neWE^l $45/ month, near campus. completely furnished, Children Welcome Pets welcome. 351-3094. utilities, kitchen, parking, TV UNION BUILDING 1 2 Bedrooms RECTILINEAR III or 3-3-30 lounge, laundry, very close. speakers, COLLEGE TRAVEL Miracord 50H turntable with BARBER SHOP Furnished and Unfurnished $80 332 8965 . or 484 9774. weekends. S4.3 Stanton 681 EE OFFICE EXPER CUTS AND 0-10-4-10 cartridge STYLING FOR SPRING Now Leasing for Call Link, 332-0866. 3330 luxurious'TlVwT^J 130 West Grand River Ave. 351-6010 EOR THE MR. A THE MS.! Summer and Fall. Call 351-2353 to see ±SAVE A TREE RE-CYCLE THE STATE NEWS. WE DO SPARTAN women, HALL. week. 351-4495 or 489 9288. 0-33-30 Men singles. $15 per and GIRLS SCHWINN VARSITY speed, orange generetor light and fenders like new. $80. 351 4861 with 10 a "p*eep. and Mobile gam** Poo,. room Homf00? *3| •*Ja sharp, "ithstor^l 8nd oL^I THE ALOHA! your next Apartment. extras Can B CUSTOM CYLCE 3-330 • EYES EXAMINED • GLASSES SHOP FINAL MOVING CAPITOL CLUB rooms, $12 to $24 per week. 12 week lease. pavlik H»th 37, realty . ? r?*1 ■ D*»ldI SALEM! NORTH POINTE HOUSE 3 bedroom furnished • CONTACT LENS - Men, women. 4844422. 4950.33 30 ALL PARTS AND 1242 HASLETT ROAD piano, fireplace $215 plus 0-3-3-30 TREASURE CHEST DR. I.L. Collin*, Optometriii ACCESSORIES TO GET YOUR BIKE READY FOF utilities. 489-0737. 3-3-30 SECONDHAND STORE house" TRa i l E R C&-Optlcal Services SPRING! 713 DURANT 1 large room, value, already ^ I S218 S. Logan. 393-4230 NEED ONE man, Capitol Villa, GIRL TO share house, own - ALL KINDS OF set nn ^■ 1408 E. Mich. 482-4501 303 Abbott Rd. apartment 137. $43.75 per month. Furnished, phone room, $75, call after 136 Mifflin or own bath and entrance. $50/ month. 372-8519. 3-4 2 FURNITURE 2 bath. Full bedrooms price ,^1 $27(>| WASHDAY SAVINGS 6pm, 485-8261. Derald Heath BUD'S 351-9373. 3-4-2 2-3-29 48b doJ 1 25c PER LOAD THE BEST FOR LESS • rti rrt a* C35ZII5 MEN, SINGLE room, 3 blocks ROGER PAVLTK rS°* 1 Auto Parts Inc. WENDROW'S Y APARTMENT FOR rent across CLOSE TO CAMPUS: 3 people from Union. Phone 351-5076 after 4pm. 4-4-3 SEWING MACHINE 371 ?8l>0 3 3 30 AUY'' Late Model Motors and from campus, couples only. clearance ECONOWASH for house. Very reasonable. parts a speciality. SPECIAL TEXAS fSHGtS 351-5712, 8:30-10:30am, No salel Brand new portable, EAST LANSING " GrandV" phone. 512 Dorothy. 334 Michigan Ave. across from $49.95, $5 per month. P»f«t for Halfway between Holt and WASHER 50c please. 3-4-2 Large 3-3-30 Williams dorm. Call after 6. selection of or >son on N Cedar 694-2154 3006 VINE ST. 332-5906. 3-4-2 used machines. reconditioned married coup|9 uJT1 2 Singers, MEN TO share, private se" Whites, Necchi's, New Home Call Bob Evergreen Arms bedroom, furnished, clean. ROOM IN duplex, $60/ month, and "many others." $19.96 DR. D. M. DEAN evenings 489 . 3mo Call 372-1199. 3-3-30 OPTOMETRIST Leisurely Luxury! I One spring / summer, 620 Lexington, 351 5057. 2-3-30 to $ 39.95. EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING Terms BUTTERFIELD 484 7403. 2-3-29 Sl" NEAR GOLF COURSE and ski COMPANY. 1115 North CONTACT LENS block from Campus and club. 3 bedroom ranch. 2 ROOM $50 mile Lost & Found ]0 the East Lansing stores. - 1 west of Washington. 489 6448. SERVICES TRAILER C 2 3-29 _ 2 bedroom GIRL TO share room in Air Conditioning and complete bathrooms, campus. Use of completely 210 ABBOTT RD. 332-6563 furnished neat, close, Balcony. basement, fireplace, fully furnished house. 4845104. Twyckingham, Reduced .to reasonable. After 6 carpeted and draped, built-in 2-3-30 100 USED VACUUM cleeners. FIND pm $65. 332-2115. 5-4/4 SOMETHING? 351-3373. 2-3-29 Now Leasing for Summer bookcase, washer, dryer, Tanks, canisters, and If you've found a pet ors refrigerator, dishwasher, SINGLE ROOM male student uprights. Guaranteed 1 full of value, ^ GIRL SHARE 2 bedroom trailer and Fall garbage disposal, central air $15/ week, 523 Charles year. $7.88 and up. DENNIS return it. Just want to hip^ come mtofc neat, close, reasonable. 341-45 Evergreen Ave. conditioning. 332-4598. Street. 1-3-29 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, State News 351-3373 after 6 pm. 2-3-29 $400 plus utilities. 3 miles 316 North Cedar, opposite Department ClassifiM NEEDED IMMEDIATELY - 1 351-6821 and tell us from MSU. 10-4-11 City Market. C-2-3-29 want to MILFORD STREET 126, 2 or 2 men for 4 man close, place an ad in - EAST blocks from campus. Deluxe, 1 GIRL NEEDED spring. $65. furnished. Must move. Will LANSING STATE BANK1 LOVELY APARTMENT CHRISTIAN 50 No lease. After 5 HOUSE needs 1 USED SEWING machines found column. As a air conditioned, furnished 2 pm, sublease $50/ month. Call girl for 4 man. 337-1J girl to sublet immediately. $9.95 publj( man, $180, 3 man $195. 337-0818. 2-3-29 Greg, 337-0595 after 6pm. up. Zig-Zag and service EAST LANSING Spring. 2-4-2 Close. 351-1002. 3-4-2 NEW 1972 BOY'S 10 speed Now leasing. 332-3909, 5-4-4 straight stitchers, portables STATE BANK will run bike. Only 3 actual miles. tl* CEDAR VILLAGE 1 male for and console models. Singers. ad at no extra cost 351-857 1, 372-5767. - MALE GRADUATE share to you. 4 - Call 337 1450, Donna. 3-3-30 Whites, Kenmores, and many 0-3-3-30 man, spring, rent GIRL NEEDED for 3-man, EAST LANSING apartment, own room, 2 more too numerous to Great location. No deposit. baths. Call STATE BANK 393-8043, after Abbott Hall. Available spring mention. 30 used vacuums $5 332-0992, 332-2115. 3-4/2 3pm. 3-4-2 C-3-U term, no deposit, $325 up. Uprights and tanks, including utilities. 351-6622 Kirbys, Electrolux, Rainbows LOST 10 NOW LEASING NEW EFFICIENCY - GIRL NEEDED for spacious after 5pm. 3-4-2 and week Puppy, March 9th. Please i Lab/Sh® 911 MARIGOLD furnished, carpeted, private apartment, own bedroom, many numerous to mention. Hours more too 332-5442. 3-4-2 entrances. Near downtown rent negotiable. Call GIRL FOR SALE NEEDED close, own 9am to 5pm Saturday 9-12 711 BURCHAM Mason. 10 minutes to 882-4959 after 5pm. 3-4-2 room in house, $40/ month. - ELECTRO FOUND: KEYS in State FOR SUMMER wne bedroom deluxe campus. Vacant. 351-3809. 351-0381. 2 3-30 175 different back issues of noon. 804 East GRAND. Michigan, Lansing. Business Office. Call furnished apartment. Now _ 2^30 2 MAN FURNISHED apartment leasing for Summer MAN FOR available June. 54 block from PLAYBOY 0-33-30 identify. 355-3447. S-54/" and Fall. 4 man, spring, OWN ROOM in house, $55 plus AS LOW AS Call 337-7328 for appt. Twyckingham, $67.50. Call campus. Balcony, air utilities. 485-6473. Available starting 1954 AFGHANS AND toss pillows. FOUND: HANDMADE puppets, 351-1977. 3-4-2 conditioning, 351- 4176 after now. 2-3-30 Will sell near Van Hoosen. cheap! Phone Identify $43.75 MONTHLY 4th 5pm. 3-4-2 337-2401 Call Ken, 353-7529. C-2-3-3 - 349-0243 before 9am. 33-30 person needed for Capitol SHARE ROOMY house with 4 223 Abbott Rd. !35 per person /month Villa 2-3-29 Apartment. 351-6989. CAMPOS VIEW GRADUATE STUDENT, fourth man, luxury townehouse, graduate men. Private room. Next to the State Theater NEW ENGLISH amplifers and Parking. $55. 489-3174. drums. Life time guarantee 355-3430. 2-3-30 APARTMENT- SPACIOUS APARTMENTS 2-3-30 OPTICAL DISCOUNT - 2615 on parts and labor. GILL East Michigan, Lansing, TV RENTALS $23 ELECTRONICS, 349-9293, HALSTEAD new efficiency, carpeted, private furnished, entrances, UNIVERSITY SUPERVISED DELTA ARMS FIVE MAN house, very close, furnished, parking. Summer, 372-7409. Open 9 5:30pm daily. Closed Saturday. mornings and 5-7pm Monday - Thursday. 5-4-4 $9.50 per delivery, service mor an near downtown Mason. Fall. 484-9774. 010-4-10 HOUSING C-3-3-30 No deposit. Stereos availabl Immediate occupancy. $130 MGT. plus gas, 351-3809. 1-3-28 NOW RENTING LUXURY 2 Bedroom Units Block from Campus - One LARGE HOUSE for 8 students. Excellent location. Kitchen, GRANNY'S CELLAR 167 at same rates. Call NEJAC 337 1300. C-33-30 351-7910 4, 5 AND 6 MAN Air Conditioned CHRISTIAN CO-OP women for laundry, parking, garage APARTMENTS 16 VOLUME Children's ALWAYS OPEN, but save Reserve your apartment four house 332-1918. 5-4-3 person across FOR SUMMER AND SUMMER AND FALL collectibles. 5-4-3 double story book. 12 call for an appointm for fall for from from Akers. S60/month FALp 3 5 5-3359. LEASES volume music and literature UNIOI 1 -2-3-4 or 5 persons including utilities. 351-7844 MEN, PRIVATE room in house, SONY 8 - track recorder, small record set for children. BUILDING BARBER SHOP 3-3-30 1V4 blocks to campus. Singles, AN ALTERNATIVE TO AVAILABLE NOW Advent 489-7121. 5 44 C-2-3-29 doubles, cooking, parking. speakers, Dyna 35 Close to RESPONSIBLE DORMITORY LIVING stereo amplifier. Garrard Campus Lansing MAN apartment, for $55/ FOR NEXT YEAR'S 235 DELTA STREET Call 351-3089 after 6pm. FLX - 3 changer. Koss ESP - Apt. Sized Hoover washing PREGNANT? WE understand 6 Call us. PREGNANE month. 484-2309 after SOPHOMORE WOMEN headphones. Miranda machine, excellent shape; NEEDED 332-4929 COUNSELING. 372-1560 - GIRLS for 4 man, 6:30pm. 3-4-2 GIRL NEEDED Sensorex SLR camera. $40. Call 332-8039. after 526 Spartan bus service and pool Pentax HI A with meter. 4pm. 34-3 0-33-30 NEEDED - ONE or two men Avenue, $55. Share utilities. privileges. $62.50 monthly. $43.75 MONTHLY - 4th 332-6246 for 4 man. $50. Close. Call 337-9600. 44-2 Binoculars, TV's, typewriters, 349-2374. 3-3-30 needed for Capitol tapestries. 400 used 8 track 2 SPEED BIKE, baskets, lock, person 332-5774. 2 3-30 Villa tapes, $1 each. WILCOX good condition, $20/ best mplexi Ci Apartment. 351-6989. ONE GIRL for Old 1 OR 2 BROTHERS to sublet 484-4519 East Michigan Cedar 2-3/30 SECOND HAND STORE, offer. 351-4252. 3-4-2 GIRL WANTED TO share Village. Rent negotiable. Twyckingham 3 man, spring 509 East Michigan, Lansing. 485-7197 Lansing Mai apartment, $50/ month, near 337-0238. 3-3-30 term. Contact Solon, 485 - 4391. Trades, layaway, MERLE NOR APARTMENT - SPACIOUS 351-3594. 54-2 campus, call evenings SINGLES/ DOUBLES, Bower PORTABLE WASHING bank cards, 8 - 5:30 p.m. COSMETICS STUDIO! new efficiency, furnished, 351-6425. 2-3-30 Co-op, 2 BEDROOM room, board $225/ term. machine, 1 year old, avocado, C-2-3-29 FURNIShEC carpeted, private entrances, daily. C-330 mobile home, Colby Lake/M WANT ONE man for 4 man. Fee Nice, 351-4490. 104-10 excellent condition. downtown Mason. m near . Hall apartment. Call 489-3947 34-2 WOMEN MEET - 78. Deposit. 694 - 0088 Immediate occupancy. BAUTEL'S, 2916 Turner Street i $130 SPRING, LARGE 2 3-3-30 353-3017. 3-4-2 room IV5 9212. All compatible men. Absolute plus gas, 351-3809. 1-3-29 double. - types of MARTIN D 18 Completely $300 Gibson free. Write J. & S. DATIN yarns and supplies. 5-4-3 NEED GIRL sublease spring, HOUSEMATE FOR lakeside log furnished, . utilities, kitchen Hummingbird. $400. German SERVICE. Box 779, Ea Handmade GOLF and TENNIS Americana, River $160. 332-6306. 2-3-30 Street. cabin. $78. 339 Furnished, fireplace, - 2310, 339 8922 parking, TV lounge. Laundry, very close. $100. 332-8965 SCHWIN SUPER sport women's $200. All mint electric guitar. condition. Lansing. 5-4-3 484 9774. a 10-4-10 bicycle, excellent condition. 485-1813. 3-4-2 3-3-30 or 1 year old. $120. Call 353 - SUPPLIES NEED: Two girls for four man, SINGLE OR FRATERNITY HOUSE 0947 after 1:30 p.m. 5-4-3 SONY 60/65 RECEIVER Twyckingham, Spring / couple to share - Shag balls- $1.25 / Doz. summer. 337-0256. 2-3-30 country living. 677 - 2971. spring term, room/ board, Excellent condition, $325. FISHER STEREO tuner, pre - Plastic practice balls 3-3-30 call 337 2093. 33-30 Phone 332-5580 9 - 5pm. BY OWNER, Red Cedar area amp and amplifier. Priced MAN NEEDED Meadowbrook 5-3-30 bedroom home, large V» only - 6/S1.00 WOMAN SINGLE ROOM 2 blocks from reasonably. Phone 627 Evenings and weekends, 33i Trace, own room. $73 GRADUATE student 6691. 33 30 to share 2 bedroom house. campus. Cooking. $50 4503. 3 3-30 '73 golf rule book - Free month. 393-7187. 2-3-30 per RCA STEREO, five months old, with purchase Own room. $65. 337 0514. month, utilities included. ANNOUNCING A drastic new $300, now - $180. ONE MAN - own room behind 2 329 332-6990. 33-30 IDEAL CAMPUS locate reduction on prices for pipes, 355-2006. 2 330 Gables, minutes stroll to MSI Dunlop yellow tennis ball washer / dryer, all papers, and posters. Stop in special - can of 3/1.99 (reg. utilities. $85 month. WOMAN TO share house. 15 SUMMER. SINGLES. at THE DAY SCHWINN. GIRLS 5 speed, gold shopping, and schools, BEFORE $3.25) 351 4504. 2-3-30 minutes from campus. $55/ Completely furnished, bedroom cape cod, Itfl Tennis rackets, badminton birdies in stock FOREVER, 107 North plus light, 351-6893 morning, month. 882-3790. 3-4-4 utilities, kitchen, parking. TV living room with fireplac Cedar, Lansing. Tuesday - evenings. 2-3-30 formal dining room. Spi SPARROW HOSPITAL near, 1 lounge, laundry, very close, Saturday, 11 - 5:30 p.m. lorry Cushion bedroom air carpeted, heated, conditioned. $140. If MONTIE HOUSE has food, parties, arid rooms for good $60. 332 8965 0-10-4-10 or 484=9774. 33-30 LESLIE SPEAKER cabinet in corner Owner lot with fruit transfered, sporting Goods ^ B|0ck North of fine condition, also Michigan Ave furnished, $155. Phone only $205 a term. Call immediate occupam 3020 VINE STREET Just West of Sears 5 DAYS LEFT! Walgreen Hammond tone cabinet 100 . 371 2732. 2-3-30 332 8641. 3-4-2 offered. Call Laboratory semi - annual watts. 355-3723. B 1-3-29 355-9842 and ask for Bru< products sale. Many, many OWN ROOM IN house $70/ items, 2 for the price of one. GUILD G-37 guitar with deluxe Darrow, or call CAPITO CEDAR GREENS month includes utilities. ROOM / BOARD with parking. GULLIVER STATE DRUGS. REALTY, gallery of case, only $299.95 at "THE 351-7349. 3-4-2 Females only. M.A.C. area 3939600. 2 3-30 1105 East Grand R iver. 332 - GUITAR SHOPPE, 245 Ann 332-8835, 337-9706. 3-4 2 5171. C-33-30 Street. C-1-3-29 $68.00 - NO UTILITIES, own OTTAWA HILLS room, 315 North Harrison. CLEAN QUIET room, close to Just listed this three bedr ANTIQUES NOW IN: Treadle Come by. Welcome. 3-4-2 Full baseme LOW RENT to working girl campus, $68/ month. Call 351-1754 Sunday. 2-3-30 Saturday or sewing maching, wooden ice box, cherry stork table, [ Animals ||>(j ranch. attached garage, breezeway located on heartback rocker and many willing to share house and beautifully landscaped new items. Visit THE DAY FISH FREAKS 29 gallon near Meridian Mall andM. - assist with small horse farm MALE / FEMALE vacancies. BEFORE FOREVER, 107 Odells with sliding glass lids near Aurelius. Call Judy, Nexus Co-op, $225 room / Reasonable priced; car North Cedar, Lansing. for $21, 10 gallon setups for 3730994 or 1 628-2577. board. 351-0100. 1-3-29 Tuesday Saturday, 11 5:30 $13.50, 20 gallon setups for bought E.O. or MGlC, 2-3-30 - aouointment call M p.m. 33-30 $21. Cardinals, Tiger Barbs, QUIET ROOM for male student, Robinson, at 351-26 615 SOUTH FAIRVIEW. 211V4 Grand River, across Cherry Barbs, Algae eaters, ADVANCED REALTY, AKAI TAPE deck X200D, 38 Zebras, and Glow lites. On unfurnished, carpeted, 2 from Union. Upstairs. $48/ - 485-3045. 2-3-30 low voice tapes, $275. 332 sale 5 for $1. Thursday — bedroom house with month. 351 -6629. 5-4-3 0239. 33-30 Sunday only, at THE FISH basement. Available April NEAR GOLF course and 1st. $175. 349-1540. 2-3-30 1 OR 2 GIRLS for room in MONGER, 1522 East club. 3 bedroom rancn, house off Kalamazoo. $65 COUCH WITH built-in Michigan, open 12 - 9pm complete bathroor NO LEASE, no dernage deposit, monthly. 485-1330. 3-330 end tables, matching chair, small weekdays, 12 - 6pm Saturday basement, fireplace, 1135 Michigan Avenue next to parking, $50/ month. bar. draperies. Will sell together and Sunday. 3-3-30 carpeted and draped, bun Brody Complex 485-5577. 1-3-29 MALE STUDENT near campus. or separatly. Best offer takes. bookcase, washer, wl CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS are now leasing student and married couplos Furnished, quiet. Clean. 339-9762 after 5:30 p.m. FOR SALE ■ 2 quality Arabian refrigerator, dishwasl unit, for Spring. Summer * Fa„ Theje ^acious apartmentJ are 2 BEDROOM, PANELED, Parking. 332-3094. 2-3-29 weekdays, daily weekends. mares. Fifteen minutes from garbage disposal, centra and furnished with distinctive furnished, carpeted. $160/ 2-3-29 campus. Call 353 - 6231. conditioning. 3JJ-« furniture. Each unit has individual air a garbage disposal and month with $100 security MALE TO share room, campus, 54-3 $5 000. 3 miles from iw conditioning. These two man units have parking space for every deposit. 482-2192 after 6pm. 1 block away. Furnished' SMITH CORONA portable 104-11 apartment Recreation is planned for with 1-3-29 electric typewriter. Return a giant swimming pool and private cooking, parking, $50 b^L to be among th J6 3 h" 'time residentGREENS mana9®r ^r any problems. If you want GIRLS, FALL, simmer, monthly. Call Mr. Chapman carriage, script type, with SPRING PUPPIES quality, AKC, low prices, - top A the ffirst residents of CEDAR call today. The one - bedroom near 6940841. 3-3-30 case, nearly new, $85. campus, own room. Elkhounds, $75. Samoyeds, units start at $85/month 655-2668 after 5:30 pm per man. FOR RENTAL $100. Shorthaired, small, INFORMATION CALL: 332 8903 evenings, ROOM. BOGUE Street 2-3-29 BABYSITTING IN nr mixed. $10 each. Call Exp*J*]J ava?l?We.SHAFFER Between 1 & 8 Pm 351-8631. 3-6-9 and 12-month leases weekends. 3-3-30 $157/term. Parking extra. No 6638418. 3-4-2 Village home. Call Chalice. management exclusively kitchen. 351-4280. 3330 PENNSYLVANIA by All STATE MANAGEMENT MATURE, LIBERAL male or HOUSE 2-3-29 CO.,, INC. female, own room in table, 54"x40", opens to A THOUGHTFUL 351 1310 HE. SAGINAW HWY. ROOM - MEN, clean, quiet, 96". Dinette set, 6 gift? A SUITE 411 collective house near Sparrow close. chairs, "Peanuts Personal" message Make THINGS really Linens furnished and hutch. $400. ____EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 46823 Hospital. Phone 482-4548. Phone 337-2758. X-1- 3-3-30 489-1314 to oni you love in the Want Check the Services coluit* 3-3-30 Ads Dial 35&826S. today's Classified Ads. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 29, 1973 17 Service m Bp QUALITY service on what's happeningi Nixon expected to Ijgreo equipment, see the EtEREO SHOPPE, 543 East TCrand River. C-3-3-30 (continued from page 1) justify bombing signatories to respect the Announcements for It's "neutrality and — What's Happening must be flare in those areas. sovereignty" of Cambodia and Laos, "to COPIES If you interested in doing I RO x r ■ o 4:30 a.m. and Kiddush. yours on the public roster in show. release of the prisoners of war Second, experts here maintain that the discussion "Value, Price to be current enemy and Synergy. offensive in Cambodia is Profit." completed today. Furthermore, [oFESSIONAL IBM typing Media *7 3 invites faculty, has repealed Congress composed overwhelmingly of 40,000 -Elite). 11 Ronald O, Kapp will students and the the 1964 Tonkin Gulf years • he MDP of 3NE McDonel speak community to Resolution by which it gave President Cambodian Khmer Rouge forces with Student Academic Hall will on "Designatin Wilderness and an information picnic from only Bxperience. Sandi, 339-8934. Ad nt "Thr Raven" Natural Areas in 7 to logistic support from the North anu - Michigan: A 10 p.m. Monday in the Union Lyndon B. Johnson blanket use of United [c-3-3-30 cepting petitions for the ine Pendulum" at 1:30, Pit and the Special Problem in Land Use Ballroom. Bring an ingredient. States forces, therefore that Vietnamese. coming year. Anyone interested 5:30, 8:30 Planning" For more legal crutch QMPLETE THESES can pick them up ' and midnight Saturday in the at 1:30 p.m. 223 Natural Resources today in information, call 35 5 - does not exist for Nixon. Therefore, strictly speaking, the current 11 Baker 0282. JsERVICE. Discount printing. Hall. McDonel kiva. Bldg. The fighting in Cambodia is an "internal official argument runs that matter," and ■ IBM typing and binding of The Ann Arbor Mime if does not Troupe SDS will hold A President Nixon had the power to conclude concern South immediately es, resumes, publication. will an open bicycle preventive care, an Vietnam under SEATO. The meeting for all interested executive agreement in (Across from campus, corner Adventi res Underground" at Reconstruction Indochina Fund will be building the Racism Conference in repair for and selection workshop the Vietnam War — a January ending Furthermore, the present Cambodian ■M.A.C. and Grand River, everyone will be held at 7 8: IS p.m. F'riday through explored by any and other programs at 7:30 p.m. p.m. Sunday at Synergy, 541 E. not power Congress did government, like Prince Norodom ■below Jones Stationery Shop. Sunday in the Wonders persons at 2 concerned today in 34 Union. Grand River Avenue. challenge in that instance — he also has Sihanouk before it, has ■Call COPYGRAPH Kiva United Ministries p.m. today at the the power to order that country from the explicitly removed witn an additional show at 11 Center, 1118 military action against area protected by ■SERVICES, 337-1666. p.m. Saturday. There will be S. Harrison Road. An AFSC The Inter - Varsity Christian violations of that agreement without the SEATO ■C 3-3-30 a Vietnamese Fellowship will to congress. going treaty. mime workshop at 2 filmstrip will be meet at 7:30 Campus Crusade for Christ Third, Officials p.m. shown. also Sunday in 34 Women's p.m. today E. Grand River at Bethel Manor, 803 will meet at 7 p.m. today in the White House Press SEATO has become acknowledge that ■PING TERM papers, theses, Intramural Bldg. Avenue. Join in Union Gold Room. Secretary Ronald L. largely a fiction used ■ etc Electric. Experienced. the singing and sharing. Ziegler gave a first hint of the by the United States at its convenience. ■ JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. MSU The fiscal policy task force of administration's legal arguments Tuesday. France and Pakistan have Volunteers - please Brother The When asked about Nixon's constitutional withdrawn ■ C-3-30 of the Renaissance Dance Class officially from participation, Australia and ^organizational meeting at 3:30 Society for Creative authority to bomb Cambodia now, he said New Zealand are on the Anachronism will meet at 7:30 Hanoi is violating Article 20 of the Paris verge of doing the transportation p.m. F'riday in 6 Student same, and the Philippines and and times as Services Bldg. p.m. every Thursday in the accords. Thailand — Union Tower Room. the only member states ting, multi-lith, offset That article Southeast Asia — pay actually in I printing available. 372-3826. specifically commits all the only lip service to the treaty. 10-3-3-30 BROWN - Typing and * ultilith offset printing, omplete service for DON'T FORGET blood c issertations, f r theses, people I manuscripts, general typing, o f e I IBM 23 years experience. compensated. MICHIGAN I 349-0850. C-3-3-30 COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. Hours ■(PERlENCED IBM typing. Monday, Thursday and ■ Dissertations. (Pica - Elite). Friday 9-4:30. Tuesday and ■ Fayann, 489-0358. C-3-3-30 Wednesday 12-6:30pm. C-3-3-30 IKS-SPEEDS! QUALITY BRANDS SUPER DISCOUNT] Don't FORGET TO CHECK US OUT |llD CARE in my licensed Velocipede Peddler - Infants or pre - 541 E. Grand River srs, near M.S.U. 332 ■*307. 3-3-30 351-7240 MAGNA CVM ROCK" Cynthia Peabody was far and away the brightest «irl to her many at the coming Queen, captain of the debate team university. Added triumphs were Home¬ and honorary right tackle of the varsity football squad. The actual right tackle pounder named Mad Dog was a happy-go-lucky 280 Linguini. Mad Dog was overjoyed about sharing his position with He loved the Cynthia. way she looked. He even loved the way she debated. Well, you know how football players are. Mad impulsive dog asked Cynthia out CHUNK 1UNA to ... a scrimmage. 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I School fchool..^ J 18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 2 Changes Are Still Being Your Convenience at • • • Free New Remodeling Lockers Quick MSU to Service Being Protect Counters Done Bookst Your to MakeSBel hoping onginW o re gs Hours For Registra March - Wed. 730aoi - 9°°pm Thurs -m Sat a°°ll Regular Mon -aFri - 037 SPRING BOOKS ARE AVAILABLE NOW! Full Refund Privileges Thru Receipt ASSURE & in YOURSELF Saleable Condi OF AVAILABLE Important Book Spring Boohs are arranged on our and are identified by shelf pictured here. These Cards the books are required or professor and Are On the t,Course t t 1 I Course t THIS ION It lECtMMEIIED THIS BOOK IS REQUIRED Author Author Title Title Come Down In the center Today MSU BOOKSTORE of campus