r~ the michigan Volume 65 Number 124 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 30, 1973 Nixon clamps price ceiling WASHINGTON (AP) - I Nixon Thursday night I ceiling on retail and wholesale President clamped a prices long The as is ceiling will remain in effect necessary to do the prices must not job. Meat as This means, economic that prices in effect experts said, Nixon announced his action in on meat |of I beef, pork and lamb - in effect go help of the housewife and higher. With the about their present level, are frozen at address which hailed also the end of an mean a 15 per cent tax hike price increases. o major other products undergoing rapid price freezing them near current levels in a America's involvement in the I • can and should go down. farmer, they The President's order does not long and increases. move to soothe consumer unhappiness apply to prices at the farm level costly Vietnam war and sounded a call Under Nixon's Vnder orders, all retailers l°Ver 'T.h? J°r°l COStS' move HC °f . orders Nixon Livin8^u7cii;meat gave his Cost to meat - only for unity in the search for world Treasury Secretary George P. must, by April 9, post at their meat indefinite period cannotTriced for ■ announced the major economic processers, meat wholesalers Shultz also disclosed that Nixon will and peace. counters ceiling - |inthe nation a prime - time broadcast address to ex^ed meat controls at retailers. By avoiding seek immediate congressional action The ceiling prices will be price information, pricT?or an I index based the farm enforced by declaring: days. on To said, level, officials they hope to spur increases in his He also sought public support for on legislation giving him authority to suspend import tariffs on products in the nationwide network of Internal production to help budget, contending that spending Revenue Service officers who bring down prices. increases sought by short supply. Officials said these could on Nixon's Phase 1 worked Congress would include meat as well freeze from August as lumber and through November 1971. Nixon told the nation that meat POWs claim prices are "the major weak fight against inflation." He said the over - all U. S. inflation rate is the lowest of any major industrial spot in our nation, but that these statistics "are no comfort at all to the used housewife who sees meat prices soaring every time she torture goes to the market." Actions already taken administration production will increase meat on imports by the and and help bring down supplies testimony prices later this year, he said. Ag ag And his address contained a warning to North Vietnam that he By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS expects compliance with the now that all are back Indochina cease fire accord. Hanoi soil. on American Air Force Col. Robinson - ' Former U. S. prisoners of war Risner of officials, he declared, "should said Oklahoma City, Okla., a senior officer doubt as to have no f Thursday that the captured servicemen At one of the news the consequences if were beaten, man said 95 per cent of the conferences, a in the POW camps, who was captured fail to they drugged and tortured — American on Sept. comply with the agreement." sometimes fatally - prisoners were tortured and 80 16, 1965, said the men died He repeated that he by the North per hopes there Vietnamese who wanted them to cent finally agreed to make some sort from neglect and will be no amnesty for "those who make of outright brutality. antiwar statements. antiwar statement; another He admitted said a making propaganda deserted America" rather than serve in The picture prisoner statements for the North of life in prison who escaped and was after Vietnamese Vietnam, and expressed thanks to "the emerged at news conferences held by recaptured was tortured to undergoing lengthy torture great majority of Americans the former third recalled times death, a . . . who, prisoners several hours when he screamed despite an unprecedented barrage of after the latest release of all night with ciriticism from POWs. pain. a small but vocal The final group from minority, stood firm for peace with Hanoi arrived in the Philippines honor." of returned POWs bringing the number to 587. One more serviceman is expected to be "We have ended the released most longest and by the Viet difficult war in our Cong on Sunday or history in a Monday. way that maintained the trust of our allies and the Meanwhile the last American respect of our combat troops pulled out adversaries," Nixon said. of Vietnam after more than a decade of dogged fighting which cost 46,000 American Kelley calls lives and billions of dollars and which divided the U. S. nation as no other foreign war had done before. Torture tales Before refused to hold Thursday, freed POWs had gas petition news conferences I Air Force Col. David W. about their life in I American POWs while in Winn, right, tells of tortures on urged not to talk by the captivity. They were captivity in North Vietnam. Lt. Col. which feared for the Pentagon, 1 Lee K. Thorsness also safety of those spoke of the torture to him and other still captive. U.S. pilots. Thorsness props his right I conference Thursday at Scott Air Force Base, III. AP leg on pillows during press The Pentagon said earlier that the POWs can this week talk, without rumor false Wirephoto restrictions, about their experiences Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley Thursday denied reports that he will soon rule illegal a petition drive for a ITwo grants allocated statewide referendum on the new two - cent gasoline tax hike. He pointed out that he is not authorized to make such a unless it is ruling requested by the appropriate state officials. for anticrime agencies Kelley Free Press commented on story Thursday which quoted unidentified sources as that Kelley would issue such a Detroit saying based on a 1952 a ruling commission which Michigan Supreme recommended Court decision By JANET SHUBITOWSKI More emphasis should be directed finding that the approval of the grant, said the unit will at the causes of crime gasoline tax is an State News Staff Writer be used for and not the appropriation to general surveillance. He symptoms, he said. cities, counties and other government admitted however, that there bodies. J Two federal grants providing for times when the unit will be may be The coordination unit grant As a Jlie creation of a Crime Prevention upon to act as decoys. called provides $134,257 in federal funds to consequence, the court ruled, the tax is protected lit run from from a challenge and an April 1,1973, to March 31, investigations "There's a very fine line between 1975. The two year grant calls for in referendum Coordination Unit for the Lansing area surveillance and decoys," he said. - 12 by Article II, Section 9 of the state constitution investigators whose approved by the Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement and Lansing Police Chief Richard A. Gleason said recently that The purpose of the unit main task will be undercover surveillance type work. Symbolic not "The power of extend which states: referendum does Triminal Justice to acts making Thursday. additional unit is needed and will As Camp Alpha, South Vietnam's main departure center 1 The grants, totaling determine the areas of abnormally for U.S. appropriations for state institutions." $202,298 lower the crime rate. The Foes of the tax Provide for the two additional units to high crime high crime and develop profiles of troops, closes down Thursday with the withdrawal hike, which was areas shift elsewhere as of the last •perate within the police patrols GIs, two U. S. Army officers attach a cardboard earmarked for road improvements and Lansing Police increased in a trouble area, he said. lock to the public bus systems, have filed lept. Gleason maintains that the (continued on page 16) camp gate. petitions I The Investigations Coordination majority AP wirephoto _____ of the Lansing residents want such (continued 20) _ on 'lit, though often called a page Lansing's force in the face of rising crime of STRESS (the controversial statistics. decoy force) is not such a unit, "The west side doesn't love us, but (wording to law enforcement officials, Jolico "STRESS is a decoy unit," Lansing ll" Capt. Allan Yauch said, "The ■"ordination unit will utilize residents have told us they don't mind what we're doing coordination unit," he said. Rep. H. Lynn Johdahl, D with the East Move to OK Union alcohol sales ■ndereover techniques. It - l°la STRESS unit." definitely is Lansing, said he would rather see increased patrol by uniformed police gains support I VaiK'h explained that ■ Police officer decoy tacticsinvolw than undercover surveillance. Wtaitial victim initial attack. Mcs, he said, involve playing the part of a trying to provoke a a STRESS He cautioned that the - possibility of like unit is present, but However, undercover said it is difficult to tell at present By NANCI PARSONS on campus, in city ife officers plainclothes because of the ambiguous language of including some area tavern managers. Union begin'* serving alcohol and that - State News Staff Writer Bar - - - sale of alcohol in the Union would not - ••cks to occur watching for criminal 'the grant. owners in the East Lansing area eventually it —,1J would even """" aid kio his t The possible sale of alcoholic say they detract from his business 1 James naturally. County commissioner Jim Heyser, are not concerned that future business, because it George Jr., chairman of the D District 8, is leery of the proposed beverages at the Union is gaining competition from would lack the - on - campus "Sure "Sure it would hurt our sales entertainment offered pice services task force of the establishments would take at the Stables and other area taverns. unit. support from unexpected sources. away their initially but it would eventually get clientele. Some even say the move some kids into the habit of "People don't necessarily come to would eventually drinking the Stables just to drink. Now if the help their businesses when they were opposed to it before," by making drinking Union was also able to give Senate more acceptable. Becker said. students the top - witness says Mitchell Reaction from administrators to the possible sale is mixed. University "The kids that are sort of afraid of the bar atmosphere will have a place to then it flight entertainment we offer, might begin to hurt our business," Benton said. go on campus where there is not such Currently, the sale of alcoholic Lums manager Ed Rouillard is a huge leap from pop to beer. Then in also beverages on campus is illegal but the couple of months they'll feel not worried about losing any of his mew of Watergate state legislature will soon fate of a bill decide the which would legalize east 'n a bar situation and our will start booming again," Becker said. n business clientele to the Union but that the move suggested might alienate some of liquor sales in student union buildings Scott Benton, manager of the the Union's alumni patrons. n Our Wire Services James W. McCord Jr. leader Hugh Scott of of Wednesday Pennsylvania and state - supported colleges and „ .. ... Stables, agrees with Becker _ ,■- A ,, "For us it would be just like added the of those other Republicans. that the any names highly universities. other new bar opening up in town but [Washington - a witness before placed Republicans to his list of Mitchell was Nixon's 1968 The 10 state some of the older customers of the enau> investigating committee says persons who had prior knowledge of campaign manager and held a similar representatives who SN refund Union would probably I sponsored the bill, including H. prefer going to ^ told that two of President plans for the break - in, according to post in the President's political Lynn Students a place that isn't associated closest political advisers, John reliable sources. McCord reportedly Jondahl, D-East Lansing, generally feel carrying 10 credits or with organization last year, but resigned to that it has a good chance of more who do not wish to read alcohol," Rouillard said. iT'hell and Charles W. Colson, had said he was told that Mitchell had return to private law practice in New But Rep. Perry Bullard, D-Ann passing. State News or use its services the But Union York shortly after McCord and four manager Michael knowledge of Republican specifically authorized funds for said the legislation would Arbor, receive authorization for a may Dmochowski believes that the break into and "bug" Watergate. other men were found inside probably refund of majority of the alumni would favor the receive the $1 - party headquarters at the Reports of McCord's statements offices of the Democratic National strong opposition from bar subscription fee paid at the sale of alcohol there. owners in the registration brought forth a denial from Mitchell Committee at the Watergate last June. university communities. by presenting their fee "I doubt if any of our Unifying^ond under oath but relying and expressions of concern from several senators, including Republican Mitchell, Attorney General during Rick Becker, manager of the Brewery, said Thursday he would receipt card at 345 Student Services wou,d complain about it because customers - hand information, (continued on page 16) Bldg. through April 6 from 8 to 12 drinkin8 is so accepted now. In fact welcome the competition should the a.m. and^^o 5 p.m. (continued on page 16) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan B2S2I3Absentee voter drive formed By JIM BUSH and married housing beginning April 10. They will present Lansing student residents to vote in the _ primary ^ State News Staff Writer students with absentee ballot applications, which the group will collect and present to the city clerk. 14,158 "citizens are »«|iowieu * ",v registered in prennrtc u | I The student vote will not be absent from this summer's The city clerk is then responsible for sending the predominantly University housing areas Crohn that only 10 per cent of absent voters h ar* I East Lansing City Council primary election , if a new absentee ballots to the student's summer address before the election. norman"^"^ I student group is successful. election. "It's too bad to see i — city election held ( Grebner said presenting all the ballot applications at one 11111111111111111111111111111111111 ■ 11111111J i i-i 111111111111 The group. Voter Assistance, plans to make door - to summer," he said. "We are trying* to' "L'a °ver l"e I "I have a theory, drugs are in this country for a door visits to University housing rooms in the near future time would prevent misplaced ballots in the city clerk's office. He also said more students would vote by absentee handicap and allow the student vo'ce to h^00"16 tllis I to encourage East Lansing residents who will be out of though many students will not be in East r d'eve" reason. The government doesn't let millions of town during the summer to vote by absentee ballot in the ballot with the Voter Assistance procedure, because the summer." Lansing duriof Aug. 7, primary. individuals would not have to apply through their own Voter Assistance is not conduction dollars of anything come into this country without the absorb l knowing about it. I think dope is a plan by the Mark Grebner, Lockport, III. junior, said the 40 members of Voter Assistance will visit MSU residence halls initiative. The group hopes to get 40 50 per cent of absent East drive to help any particular However, helping students to candidate &^ - vote will' 0(>rt ^ man to keep poor people blacks, Chicanos, student - oriented candidates he added. y H Indians and whites - oppressed. " The Aug. 7 primary will determine four canriin . run for the two council seats now held Former heroin addict bv Mirvcl Robert Wilcox. y SharP and Testimony in ITT • See story on page 14 III11II11II III11 III 111111111111111111111MI ■ M ■ II ■ > case ££££:He s"d lhe 8roup mighl ■*- SS The Voter Assistance drive will be Riot hits Baltimore prison oraani70,< , challenged by senator residence hall complex. Paul Pratt, will coordinate the door Bay City soohnm y - to - door campaign i„ 2 An inmate disturbance broke out at Maryland Complex. Nell MacCallum, Cass City senior will East Complex drive, and Mary Flood, Morrice h freshman^ Penitentiary Thursday night and a number of director and former head of committed he will turn work in Mason - Abbott and Phillips - Snyder halls anri Tif WASHINGTON (AP) - Three ITT officials last was Circle Drive residence halls. and lh( hostages were held, officials said. Chairman Frank Church, week gave the the Central Intelligence the testimony over to the Officials said a disorder broke out shortly Grebner said the group needs volunteers to D-Idaho, Thursday charged subcommittee varying Agency, said he relayed to Justice Dept. for possible worknntk before 8 p.m. EST, but further information on the "somebody is lying" to his versions of an offer by the Richard Helms, and to criminal action. drive in married housing. K on tht number of inmates and possible hostages involved Senate subcommittee in its firm, Henry A. Kissinger that investigation into ITT Jack D. Neal, the Harold Geneen, ITT's board was not immediately available. operations in Chile. international relations chairman, was "prepared to As police units gathered outside the downtown director, swore he told put up as much as $1 - Libyan denial of attack Church made the institution here, an inmate using a bull horn called accusation — without Meyer that ITT was million in support of any from a window in the west wing. "We have eight naming anyone directly as a prepared to make a "seven ■ government plan for the hostages. If you try to take the west wing, we will liar - following testimony figure" contribution toward purpose of bringing about a by Charles Meyer, former "any program the United coalition against Allende." kill all eight." on U.S. plane assistant secretary of state States might formulate" for N. Viets failed, Thieu says for Interamerican affairs. Meyer told the special foreign relations panel he Chile. Edward Gerrity, ITT's senior vice president for Salvador Allende, a Marxist, had finished first in Chile's popular election for rejected had "no recollection" of a corporate relations, testified president in September WASHINGTON (AP) - the Mediterranean in i international President Nguyen Van $1 • million offer from an that the corporation was 1970. A year later he The United States violation of international correspondence." Wednesday rejected law and of the Chicago The note was handed to Thieu said Wednesday that official of the International prepared to provide $1 - expropriated ITT's 70 per as "unsatisfactory both in Convention of 1944 which David D. Newsom, assistant failure in Vietnam led the Telephone & Telegraph million for a housing cent interest in the Chile Corp. to construct low - program for the Chilean Telephone Co., which the form and substance" a Libya has signed. secretary of state for Communists to sign the Paris Charles W. Bray, State cost housing in Chile in poor. firm contends is worth Libyan note denying that African affairs, by cease - fire agreement. 1970. John J. McCone. an ITT about $153 million. two Libyan fighter planes Dept. press officer, told a Muharram N. Ben Musa.the "The Communists have fired on an unarmed news conference that the charge d'affaires of the American transport plane. note had to be rejected proven to be powerless, and The senator said there Libyan embassy in The United States had because it not only denied realities have proven that they would be a "thorough Washington. ch d n h h the shooting but also was are in error." Thieu said. "For review of the record" and ch Bray quoted Newsom as shooting occurred in "not In consonance with having told the Libyan have committed years they attrocities in both North and ^^^^^^Ill^^jntematJona^i^^c^^ve^^cce^ted standards of diplomat: "The United States South Vietnam." desires good relations with Ma gee jury WMiiU, the Libyan Arab Republic. We have substantial interests in common and we wish to LEARN reconvenes resolve differences Vllk Tftttl our businesslike manner. Jurors in the murder - kidnap tri.il of Ruchell Magee told the court Wednesday that trey had ''irreconcilable differences" in trying to react1 a verdict, but the judge rejected the explanation and ordered deliberations to BELL'S KARATE resume. The third floor area of t'ie Magee courtroom PIZZA - was visited briefly for the first time by black Communist Angela Davis, acquitted last year of murder, kidnapping and conspiracy charges in the SMALL CHANCE incident. IT WOULD HAVE H. Excellent opportunity to learn the principles and techniques of this Oriental HAD IF IT Rap Brown found guilty Martial Art. WERE NOT Former black militant leader H. Rap Brown and Coeducational classes. Men and women welcome. AUTHENTIC! three codefendants were convicted Thursday of the 225 M.A.C. Beginning Class Starts Tuesday, April 3 at 6:00 p.m. in the Women's I.M. holdup of a West Side Building. 332 5027 Manhattan bar. but the jury FREE DELIVERY was unable to agree on charges that they tried to murder police in a subsequent gun battle. State Supreme Court Justice Arnold Fraiman then dismissed the jury, which had the gotten Tuesday after case a Vh in - midday month You've waited trial. The four also were found long enough! guilty of assault against Patrolman Gary Hunt a lesser charge than attempted murder. He was seriously wounded in an exchange of gunfire outside the Red Carpet Lounge on Oct. i6, 1971. Sidewalk ramps urged A bill that would require all sidewalks built in Now you can gel more Michigan to have ramps to help people in new car for |2§§ money! wheelchairs passed the state Senate Wednesday in a 33-1 vote. Hector MacLeod, construction site superintendent for campus park and planning, said How? By financing it with a 10% new car loan from your credit union. This is the University will be complying with the a new, lower rate to help you get more new car for your money. And 10% is a requirements outlined in the bill on all new true annual percentage rate. There are no hidden or extra charges. Even sidewalks and those being reconstructed. The bill, sponsored credit life insurance is included at no additional cost. by Rep. Jelt Sietsema, D-Grand Rapids, would require all and local governments to agencies of state And here's another way your credit union helps you get more for less. provision. comply wit'^ the When you get ready to buy a new car, start by visiting a loan counselor at your credit union. He'll give you dealer cost and trade-in information to arm you with the information you need to get the best possible deal. Pork council asks probe And to make sure you get the best possible deal on the financing, he'll I he National Pork Producers Council in Des arrange it in advance. That way all you have to do is go pick out your new Moines. Iowa, in a telegram to Secretary of car. Agriculture Earl L. Butz, called tor a federal government investigation into this week's "violent Always see us first whenever money's involved. We can help! and unresponsible price fluctuation in hog prices" The council said it doubted "any segment of the producer to consumer chain of pork production and movement benefitted from this situation," and said producers are demanding to know "why their industry must submit to disastrous msu EMPLOYEES [credit! union] a net 600 E. Crescent Dr. • Open 9:30 -5:30 Monday thru Friday worthy fluctuation of 25 per cent within one Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 30, 1973 3 NO DAMAGE TO WILDLIFE SEEN Oil on Red Cedar removed By MIKE LaNOUE river or oil that has traveled State News Staff Writer surface of an entire acre of down stream will examination of the ducks river," Shauver said. The oil slick be water." flowing sufficiently diffused by the swimming on the Red Cedar through the Red Cedar Shauver said that about River has been water's current to cause no five to ten gallons of oil Thursday afternoon, The oil analysis should trapped, is harm to the wildlife. revealed them to be in be were good completed by today and being removed and will "The reason why the oil recovered from the health and apparently if no harmful components most river proper and likely cause no damage slick the unaffected by the oil in are found, Shauver said it is to the wildlife in the appeared so remainder of the oil was river, their habitat. the extensive," Shauver collected from the storm likely that no ducks will be Michigan Dept. of explained, "is because one "We don't think that killed from the oil unless Natural sewer. Resources there will be any harm done gallon of oil can cover the A State they swallowed excessive announced Thursday. News to ducks or fish life in the amounts. John Shauver, water quality investigator for the department's oil pollution control division, said about Lansing election slated 200 gallons of light lubricating oil was apparently dumped down into the storm sewer, located two blocks west of Hagadorn millage, board posts Road. "We believe the oil dumped by a was private on individual," Shauver said. He said an analysis of the By JIM BUSH oil is Six tenths mill is requested in currently being done State News Staff Writer • Proposition E for Slick to determine whether or not Voters in the Lansing School District will decide improvements in elementary school services, while The oil slick that pumping the oil has any components harmful to wildlife, but he Monday whether the next three to approve a set of millage requests for Proposition F requests three - tenths mill to transportation for secondary school pupils. restore bus was covering the Red Cedar River on added years. They will also elect three off the water at a Wednesday was being pumped that preliminary the school board for six - members to Currently, bus transportation is suspended, Marshall drain just west of indications show year terms. said, because Hagadorn Road. Bill Barr, Inc., handled the none. The board of education is of a shortage of funds. Buses are only used greasy duty. Shauver said that the oil seeking renewal of a 21 mill now to State News Photo levy, last approved in August 1971. transport students to less crowded schools and to - by Ken that may have settled in the In addition, the school take vocational students to Ferguson board has made six special locations. additional millage hinge on voter acceptance of the 21 mill proposals, which Proposition G would allot two • tenths mill to the The six extra proposals total request. summer school program to make it tuition - free. The basic iKIeindienst says U.S. 1.9 mills and offer 21 mill levy is listed as ted the chance to restore school services curriculum to extra maintenance citizens ranging from expanded Proposition A. Eleven candidates seek the three six year terms crime of school buildings. The - on the school board. They are: services have been of inflation and dropped in the past two years as a result Gladys Beckwith, Ray H. Chase, Theodore DeLeon past millage refusals. Vernon D. Ebersole, Robert E. Sr., Maurice Marshall, of the Green, Robert G. Holcomb, Lansing schools information Hans N. Larsen, James 0. Preston, Max D. Shunk, Judith E. dropped 3 per cent last year department, explained that the requests for services are being offered have the chance to decide restored separately so the district's voters which programs Proposition B asks approval of three they want. tenths mill for Smith and J.C. Williams. The State News is published by the students of (C) 1973 WASHINGTON and increased efforts added subject • Michigan State University every class day during Fall, STAR-NEWS against organized crime. offerings. Its passage would allow senior Subsequently, the rate of crime increase has slowed each students to take six courses instead high Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, of the current five. WASHINGTON — For the first time in 17 year, but until now it lias Another three • tenths mill is Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a years, overall always remained higher than the requested in Proposition C lerious crime in the United States has year before. to restore school special Welcome Week edition is published in declined — dropping district maintenance to 1969 70 I per cent in 1972 — Critics have accused the Proposition D asks two - tenths mill to improve and levels. - according to Atty. Gen. Richard G. administration of putting September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. ((leindienst. pressure on local police to make their expand Member reports show a lower cocurricular programs like athletics, band and Associated Press, United Press crime rate. Sen. debate. Citing the figures. President Nixon said George McGovern, D-S.D., was a major International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan bight. "We can now turn the tide of crime in America," Wednesday proponent of such charges Press Assn., Associated and during his 1972 presidential Collegiate Press, Michigan palled on Congress to act swiftly to stiffen penalties for lome crimes, "So we can lafe and secure country advance the work of our providing the citizens want and deserve so campaign. According to the FBI Report, the following crimes decreased nationwide in 1972; robbery, down 4 per cent; Family Special EVERY SUN. & MON. 4 TO 9 P.M. Collegiate Press Assn. Second class postage paid at East Editorial and business offices at 345 Lansing, Mich. Student Services |nuch." auto theft, down 7 per cent; larceny over $50, down 3 Bldg., Michigan State University, East Kleindienst said the decrease is cent and burglary, down 2 per Lansing, "directly attributable" per cent. Michigan, 48823. Itrong nationwide law enforcement efforts. "This is a that we have been looking forward to for many to day years," he Forcible rape increased 11 murder, which showed a 4 per cent rise. was up 6 per cent in 1972, as did Aggravated assault CHICKEN DINNER Phones: pid. per cent. News/Editorial 355-8252 The crime figures are based Nationally, the FBI report showed that crime in cities Classified Ads on year - end reports from person 355-8255 Blice departments with populations of over Display Advertising throughout the country and were 100,000 was off an average of 7 2820 E. GRAND RIVER 353-6400 |abulated by the FBI, Kleindienst said. per cent while crime in the suburbs increased 2 per cent and Business Office 355-3447 The tabulations show that serious crime — which ~ crime in rural areas jumped 4 per cent. LANSING Photographic 355-8311 icludes all violent crimes, The report also showed that crime Campus Information burglary and all thefts over $50 in the northeastern, southern and dropped significantly OPEN 353-8700 decreased in 94 major U.S. - cities, as compared with 53 north central states, but fSUN. thru THURS.6 a.m. -11 p.m. rose 2 per cent in the western |ities in 1971, 22 cities in 1970 and 17 cities in 1969. the increase by 11 states, with murder leading FRI. & SAT. 6 a.m. - 4 a.m. However, the report showed that three categories of per cent. j lolent crime — rape, murder and New York City again led in overall crime — aggravated assault — all so than in 1971. though less pcreased last year. Only robbery, the fourth category of violent Kleindienst said the administration is crime, entering this "new owed a decline, period" with "an acute awareness that crime is dropping by 4 per cent. still Springs According to FBI records, the last decrease in serious unacceptably high," and pledged to "renew our |ime came in 1955 when tabulation showed a 2 per cent determination and efforts to make our communities safer pover the 1954 crime. places jn which to Hve." rime spiral peaked in 1968 with a 17 per cent rise. Since then, the administration has put into use a steady beam of anticrime measures, I to local including increased federal authorities, a variety of attacks on drug abuse I Famous Taco Serves You the Best in Fever Mexican American Carry out Service or Dine Within Banquet Room also Available |0pen M-Th 10 a.m. - 10 p.m. Fri & Sat til 4 a.m. For further Sun til 11 p.m. information ' Call 485-3155 famous taco 539 E. Michigan Ave. Just 4 blocks east of the Capitol Bldg. 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Lower, ABC news president, Cities, is on the war path against the hard to keep up with the resignations » M»v -?Son|< have probably noticed occasional news But who reports on the for example. program which at the same time has and charges of corruption which have So the reports on the Lansing Model Cities dispute grows shortcomings of the press? Other news organizations attempted to assert its own hit the Model Cities Policy Board. On At ann program. Monday's Lansing last November the nonprofit opposing the press council Though the Model Cities program independence. March 8, MSU professor of English meeting. Graves turned in CUy?^ Clyde E. Henson started what turned a ,9 ^ New York - based Twentieth include the New York Times, the does not directly affect most students, In effect. Model Cities has become report which adds mol ,** the Lansing experience illustrates the into a chain of 12 resignations from Century Fund announced plans quasi - city — a city within Lansing against Ferguson Wall Street Journal and NBC. difficult task of a the policy board. staff to the fire. and Motto > for a 15 - member national press On the other hand, the press making democratic with a defined population, boundries, Henson has expanded his charges Q'ie« government work to resolve basic budget and government. The council to begin operations this council has its supporters among human problems. against Model Cities in a 38 - page The Model Cities rnnu "government" of Model Cities has paper to the city council outlining year. The council will answer the news media it will survey, Basically, the purpose of Model been a 27 - member Model Cities some of his complaints. He charged nothing to do of the with the inS"53' * complaints about fairness and including CBS and the Christian Cities as described by one Lansing Policy Board which is partly appointed that he had not been given access to program, „or is the official when the program was accuracy in the national news Science Monitor. by the mayor and partly elected by documents including financial audits initiated in March 1967 is "to develop districts. media, which includes newspaper This council deserves a chance and that policy board agendas were new programs for social and physical wire services, television and radio Though the mayor has appointed changed at the last minute. to prove itself. Press councils in renewal of blighted neighborhood some members of the policy board and networks. The press council will Part of Henson's grievances may be Hawaii, Minnesota and Great areas." Though Nixon has makes appointments to the Model launched a political dispute with Lansing u, also investigate "real and Britain, which were also initially In the past three years. Model Cities has spent more than $10 million on Cities staff, the Lansing City Council councilman Joel Ferguson who own campaign to Johnson's Great Society dismantleX potential"' infringements on the opposed by the press, have led has final review over programs. Henson says on such projects as a credit, union, senior is attempting to use liklihood remains that it right to report news. not to curtailed press freedoms citizens center, housing improvement So the scenario for a power fight Model Cities as an issue to launch politics and will ithe It will have except between the policy board, the mayor not Richard Ni 11 to make no power public its findings. but to a decline in complaints grants, youth employment, a Spanish Ferguson's race for mayor. Ferguson killsModel Cities as v,. km,'!"0" Who about press operations. newspaper, legal aid, health services This council, recommended A well - staffed responsible and a halfway house for persons by a panel of distinguished returning from prison. body like the national press journalists and judges, deserves council is a more credible judge Overall, Model Cities has probably the support of news media, of press performance than either helped many of the 13,000 people which have been under increasing the government or the media who live in the central and southern criticism from the government itself. The council will only area of Lansing between Cedar and and Larch streets and from Mt. Hope Road public. consider complaints on national north to Gier Street. Even before this nonpartisan news reporting and its only At this point, Model Cities is on the Council on Press Responsibility power will be the power of verge of losing its federal funding and Press Freedom hears its first under President Nixon's 1973 74 public opinion. - complaint, it faces unwarranted The press council will not be budget proposal. Some $1.4 million of the Model Cities current $5.1 million charges from some national news censors, nor will it have any budget comes from Washington. organizations that the council power to change the press. But The real controversy at will infringe freedom of the Model the council's contribution of Cities, however, is not over the press. reasoned analysis of press impending loss of federal funds but "At a time when newsmen are rather the local question of who is responsibility and freedom going to jail for practicing their should contribute to the responsible for running the Lansing craft, the establishment of yet program. improvement and protection of Self - serving Lansing politicians another self - appointed the media. appear to be in a fight for power which ignores the Lansing urban dweller who is supposed to be the cause for Model Cities' existence. POINT OF VIEW School vote touches students By GLADYS M. BECKWITH turnout, and the January election was Again, do not be misled intfl Candidate, Lansing Board of Education no exception. believing that what is happening inthel On Monday, voters in the Lansing This controlling minority is now Gladys M. Beckwith, instructor In an I rinsing schools does not affect you.B School District will go to the polls for engaged in a concerted effort to turn American thought and language, is one of When the rights and opportunities ofl 11 candidates running for three positions on the third time in less than six months back the clock on whatever the l.ansing Board of Education. anyone are so restricted, we are all| to voice their approval or disapproval educational and social progress we've One Lansing school board precinct, diminished ap persons accordingly. over the conduct of school affairs in made in the Lansing schools over the Precinct I 10, includes the Cedar Green the district. They will do so by past 20 yearss: (1) By restricting equal Apartments on Kast Michigan Avenue which has a predominately MSU student selecting three members of the Lanisng educational opportunities. (2) By Board of Education to population. In the November general serve six - year circumventing established law and election, no one voted in Precinct I 10 on I ask each of you, therefore, to thJ terms, and by voting up or down the recognized constitutional principle the Lansing school board recall question. extent of your personal commitmenl proposed school millage. respecting school integration. (3) By The polling place for Precinct 110 is at to an open and free society, to becoitw the Lansing fire station, Kast Michigan It is, of course, my hope that those suspending students without benefit of Avenue and Hayford Street. involved with school concerns if MSU students who are qualified to due process. (4) By reducing the levels, Lansing, and to exercise your right tvastandminorities did not interviewed probably is TunfTan 1 I women, and not because one there are only a hi, degree recognized bv ,Ln iStelUgeTt°8StS s white sa launched his I (and male. Not only do,* discrimination^ The job market is now snantle getting ety Lyndon! |of hand, a graduate assistant states out tmzmj&fflismsmsisssissM and years and still lack scheme, the I ■angrily- Well, the common sense. 1 11 wiH be local I job market got out The real issue is lof hand when the first not that who I Ifrom Europe landed on degenerates lafd Nixon the white male feels ■- know it. ■ Plymouth I Rock and started a new nation discriminated against but that he [referred to as Amurrikka. This article is inevitably 'upset because for JAMES RESTON [should not have been titled "White the first time he is not getting |malf fears job discrimination" but first preference as has been done "White male fears equality in the job in the past. In |market." lemployment ■another: ;nerally applications state in Check one some of these: way or for male is preference ...Now this one still reality the white getting first is what War powers need review White might refer to as ■(Caucasian), Afro - discrimination. "indian, Mexican, other. AsAmurrikkan, a result of authority is "destructive of the peace (C) 1973 NEW YORK TIMES of a long method, specifically NEWS SERVICE We all Seek." war. speaking, Besides, it is hard to see the logic in It here is a large number of black NEW YORK - Now that "As chief executive of a sovereign Goldwater's assertion that Orlando V. males in the job market, but it also exists in ivcn iuiviv-itow mai the last 01 me jasi of ® nPres!dent .. can> if he nation and bearer of primary powers jand other minorities roaming the the American prisoners and troops are eea' "Olawater writes, „ . order over the conduct of Laird supports his case, for what the ktreets jobless, penniless and unable wage earnings. For rexample^TtThas on their way home from Vietnam," it . foreign affairs and court said in Orlando was that wou'c' he useful if President Nixon reP"^ls in hne with more than 24 acts the maintenance of our national had the right to send Orlando to been Laird .OFF HI [to attend college or just earn a decent male proven that a qualified black t Congress which were judicially defense," Goldwater remarked further, in Vietnam fight ,ing due to lack of funds and no working at an identical j white man, in job to a ™ou|^ **11 the country what authority determined in Orlando V. Laird to because the Congress had Available job. The real issue is not that the make less money. A some fields, Tpt°to he thinks in n„,l0uu,u„i he has to carry on military 'the fuOV,'d? c°f18r®ssional )Collaboration in constitutional independence President possesses r a _ appropriated ^ funds specifically for white qualified white ac*'on in Indochina rather than leaving the Indochina War. .' 'l-il--' in these such a purpose. The woman Congress, . hale feels discriminated against but working this two fields which same job may e^planation to Sen. Barry' Well, this may be so, but that reinforces his however, has not make just as much appropriated funds lhat he is inevitably upset because for or a little less than Goldwater. J "congressional collaboration" was authority in this situation. .for the reintroduction of American the black man. This is the first time he is not getting first female is apt to make A qualified black The s^3101" from Arizona asserts authorized before the Congress undoubtedly true, but it is troops into Vietnam after the signing not preference as has been done in the three. So discrimination the least of all ^at the President has the legal sPeci .ally repealed the Tonkin Gulf a power "independent" of the of the armistice, last. In reality the white male is still will alwavs aut,lority to punish violations of the *esolut'on> which had been regarded Congress in the present situation The President has asserted an exist in this white male HnminaiL Vietnam peace agreement on his own by Presidents Johnson and Nixon as where the President can no longer absolute right to shield his staff from and claim to be _adds__that questionini this legal. unction for the ... "protecting the lives" of congressional or legal questioning. This American troops and , . . . Also, if the Congress has the prisoners, who . has aroused a storm over whether . power are or to sanction and finance a war, it also no longer there. Besides, if not he has such Goldwater is correct in all this, Nixon an "executive I has the power to withdraw privilege," but at least in this case the both its also has the right and sanction and its appropriations. duty to take President issued an official statement COLUMBIA whatever military action he "Acting as commander - in - chief, wants to take in order to personally defining what he thinks his powers are. which confers on him enforce not No such statement, supreme only the Vietnam settlement, but the however, has direction over the armed been forces," Korean settlement, and for that forthcoming from the Whtte Goldwater adds, "the President House on the President's intervention 1 possesses full constitutional matter, the World War II settlement, in Cambodia or his right authority of ts to CLASSIC LPS judge that the terms of the Is it really "destructive of the peace ^intervention in Vietnam after the armistice which he negotiated we all seek" to wonder whether the prisoners and troops have not are home. And been met by the President has the personal actual state of war enemy and that an right to oddly enou8h< the Congress has not send his bombers and \ i that carries with it his continues there the troops back into V*} requested an official explanation Vietnam misled inM to enforce that power and duty struggle? Nobody of what the President s policy actually settlement.. honestly thinks he is considering such 1S- If this is true, then a move in Vietnam, but to assert President Nixon his not only has the power but "the "right" and even "duty" to do so if he James Reston, 64, is one of several New n duty," without a word to Congress, to personally chooses indicates just how York Times columnists who order the bombers appear much things have or even American changed since the ccordingly. ground troops back into Vietnam to conservatives in the senate were "enforce" one of the most Washington. 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April 1 with item coupon 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 3 Area gets solicitation rules By JANE SEABERRY The chamber's policy basically favors solicitation "only The policy statement also covers advertising, recognized State News Staff Writer because an unmet need exists, not because someone desirt* standard advertising and undesirable advertising, Student groups soliciting funds may find their job more to raise money." conventions, fund raising, out of town solicitations, school Recommendation by the committee for a permit will solicitation and ticket sales. difficult since the adoption of solicitation controls by the generally be refused if the group's membership is restricted Since the chamber is not a lawmaking body, there is no East Lansing - Meridian Chamber of Commerce. The policy adopted March 13 establishes screening and their activities are largely self beneficial, the legal penalty for not received the chamber's approval or organization does not conformto sound business practices or permit. The purpose of the policy is to control "money procedures for organizations soliciting funds in the area "smacks of a racket." Refusal may also be given if the before a permit can be issued by the chamber. Groups may raising rackets," Ford said. funds appear needless, useless or "specifically undesirable," "Contributions still remain an individual choice, but we solicit without a permit. However, the chamber strongly if a large part of the funds are given to professional feel we can make the choice easier by providing the facts," urges all businesses to patronize only those organizations solicitors or if contributions seem harmful. The chamber is Ford said. recognized by the chamber. "It's not a mandatory policy," John Patriarche, East against the sale of lottery tickets, advertising schemes and all telephone solicitations. Lansing city manager, said. "It's up to the individual merchant. It's a voluntary policy." "The policy was specifically directed to help business," Jean Ford, executive director of the chamber, said. "Spring is usually the time these things (solicitations) get started. A number of firms in the area are continually solicited for merchandise and money. They get 10 to 15 calls a week." AID tells senators use Patriarche also said that the action of the chamber "is an independent action" and that commercial solicitors must still obtain a hawking and peddling license from the city at $5 a day. A license is not required for nonprofit organizations. of Quaaludes Flip "The chamber needed some guidelines to let merchants WASHINGTON is a big, new favorite among The Senate Bayh introduced the sex ng, w know if the group is legitimate or not," Patriarche said. (UPI) - juvenile il rig! A Michigan psychiatrist has pill takers and argued about delinquency subcommittee angle into the hearings told Senate whether it deserves its street planned to take Wednesday while investigators more there is national nicknames of "the love testimony questioning, Les Daroff, a night today. Wildcat walkout a ptist I "epidemic" in the use of a drug that is more dangerous drug" and "the heroin for lovers." Subpoenaed to testify were the makers of Quaaludes long - haired, 23 - year old with tinted glasses, who V /< raise )ol d< than heroin but which some Kunnes said and Sopors. Chairman Birch broke the Methqualone ^ hits local factory users believe is an misinformation about the drug has made it more Bayh, D-Ind., ordered the habit on his own. host ami J on in I • About 100 employees company remained on aphrodisiac. The culprit. Dr. Richard dangerous than heroin. He subpoenas when J.W. Eckman, president of Pat Parr. 21, was asked whether the drug really was Paula Davis, Soaton, III., graduate student Fli| in of the Motor Wheel Corp. the job during the dispute. Kunnes of the University of said the public has been William H. Borer, Inc. "heroin for lovers." holds onto her "find." The lost boa theater. WKAP fooled into believing it is a She replied "from my constrictor wai t\ Fli staged an unauthorized Michigan - Wastenaw (Quaaludes) and Robert C. found by Davis and other students in 144 Thursday, but safe, nonaddictive sedative - Parcel I, president of Arnar - 0f thi ;her K walkout While company officials County Community Mental own experience, yeh. Most returned work after Health hypnotic. Stone of the Auditorium, Thursday afternoon No one knows :ial Ch to would not comment on the Center, said Laboratories, Inc. men I went with, who "The truth of the matter the snake belongs to. 0 p.m. about P/2 hours. Another cause of the wildcat strike, Wednesday the drug is (Sopors) refused invitations they couldn't perform. For workers the is that Methaqualone is At 8 t 1,800 at officials of Local 182 of the Methaqualone, which also to testify. me. it was a stimulant." goes under the trade names addicting and that unlike State News Photo by John .5) w Allied Industrial Workers Dickson heroin, acute withdrawal 1 e a i UNIVERSITY union said it revolved Quaaludes. Sopors, Parest from methaqualone can servati( SEVENTH-DAY around handicapped Somnafac. andOther witnesses called produce convulsions which OR LOSE FEDERAL FUNDS worker in the tool room. before Senate have the potential of ADVENTIST CHURCH a subcommittee said the drug producing fatalities," 149 Highland 337 1430 Avenue East Lansing UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH UNIVERSITYCHRISTIAN CHURCH Kunnes said. "An informal survey University of Michigan of Schools told to desegregate featur re, Jim W Saturday Services: 310 N. Hagadorn students showed that close 4608 S. Hagadorn Road, WASHINGTON (AP) immediately or lose federal plans by April 10 "to to 90 per cent of the Prodded by a federal court - funds. eliminate the Kentucky. Marylai Group Bible Study 9:30 AM East Lansing student population had at vestiges of Mississippi. North C; Worship-10 a.m. least order, the Nixon They are among more your former dual school Oklahoma, South Carol! once and 11:16 a.m. iti 'miLtinf** illegally, administration is ordering than 200 districts that a system," to 17 other Tennessee, Texas Methaqualone * « Wednesdays For bus transportation Free Transportation 25 Khoo, djstrjcts jn federal judge ruled last districts informing them Kunnes said. month Virginia. Discussion and Prayer Groups dozen southern and border allegedly have one or that they are not affected and other information call: 7:30 PM states to draft new more racially segregated by the court order, and to 351-4144 or 332-8472 pEOplES EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY at M.S.U. desegregation plans schools. The Education Dept. and of Health, Welfare 10 reports states asking status on their The lawsuit, decided Feb. 16 by District I Judge John H. Pratt, SI OKEMOS desegregation progress in EAST LANSING chuRch phone 351 • 7160 FIRST BAPTIST 4684 Marsh Road, Okemoi disclosed Thursday that it has sent districts letters requesting to 25 higher education systems. The 25 districts Delaware. Florida. Georgia. are in brought two years ag the NAACP Legal Defe Fund which alleged BY JRINITY CHURCH interdenominat ional 200 W. Grand River ALL SAINTS CHURCH 9:45 a.m. Sunday School new HEW had made only to 841 Timberline Drive efforts in enforcing fi 800 Abbott Road 11:00 a.m. Worship at Michigan East Lansing Telephone. 351-8200 332-5073 WORSHIP SERVICE The Rev. W. A. Eddy, rector dlo WUNN 1110 7:00 p.m. Praise K.C.) ARTHUR TREACHER'S 1964 Civil Rights Act. $ Interdenominational 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. 8:30 p THE ORIGINAL Tislj £?@!S8( 1 sity Classes 9:45 A.M "Marching Off The ig Worshio Service 11:00 A.M Map" W. E. Robinson, Pastor Rev. Earl Zlttarholrn g Wnr , and teacher from sponsored by Robert Atlanta, rights leader, will greet Ga., will speak Many prosecutors and (dents and guests at 8 Williams, president of the at 8 p.m. judges believe that National Assn. for the Monday, at Gardner Junior no ght, at Friendship High School auditorium in woman can be raped against Advancement of Colored her will. In ptist Church in Lansing, People, and the Rev. J. E. Lansing, on how answered addition, sexual By UNITED PRESS raise money for crimes against women are INTERNATIONAL Veterans Day to the fourth Lansing Graves, president of the prayer can bring spiritual The three day weekend the three Monday in October to create tool desegregation. not prosecuted because - some workers in day weekend. Ministerial Alliance. There is healing. The public is because of Veterans Michigan had However, many veterans groups have pushed to no invited women are defined as Day for the past three years may be get the admission charge, but over if Gov. Milliken signs date changed back again. Bowles has been involved impure, second class and a bill given to him by the Flip Wilson contributions accepted. be the Christian Science only good for breeding, the legislature. The Senate Rep. Lucille McCollough, D - bill, said she had received more than Dearborn, sponsor of the WKAR-AM ministry for several years. panelists said. Wednesday on a 32 - 2 vote sent the 10,000 signatures (870) will Officials say $25,000 is Until governor the House passed bill which petitions asking her to introduce the on He is well women n demand aemana - would put Veterans bill. ry Hip Wilson's Martin needed to finance the known by Day back to Nov. 11 where it ther King Jr. Lecture on Christian Scientists for his that law orcement originally was. However, Sen. Alvin De Grow, R - Pigeon, said which preparation of and the officials "There are day the holiday cial Change today live at writings and lectures and for stop making many people who hold that date as was celebrated on "doesn't mean doodley litigation of the insinuating remarks something special," said Sen. Anthony squat." 10 p.m. his participation as about Stamm, R desegregation case. speaker women and myths continue, Kalamazoo, floor manager of the bill. "I think there are "When was the last time you celebrated At 8 tonight WKAR-FM Other on a number of programs in some it," he asked. "I black leaders an international rapes will increase, the things that shouldn't be changed. This is one of don't think it really means much." .5) will present New attending the reception will radio series. them." women said. Five states have now leans' famous be Robert On another front, artists changed Veterans Day back to Nov. Green, director who wish to submit entries Panelists suggested that Federal and state 11 and legislation to do the same is servation Hall Jazz Band of the MSU Center for legislation enacted in 1970 switched states. pending in 15 other for an exhibit of Christian women attend all rape trials concert before a live Urban Affairs, Rep. Earl art may bring them to to insure fair treatment of >nce for the first time Nelson, D on radio. The Joel - Lansing, and Ascension Lutheran Church other women, and they concert Ferguson, Lansing in East recommended the Spring feature Billie and DeDe councilman. Lansing Tuesday establishment of rape crisis Willie Humphrey, through Thursday. 4m} , In other centers. Jim Robinson, Cie religious related ir and Allan Jaffee. activity, Neil H. Bowles, a Christian Science lecturer mi in ttmiflrt Lim served mfy hot dop & beer Clearance March 28th, 29th, & 30th SUPER OFFER!! 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March M ■ J swrharharharharharkarharha^harha Presents I "It's still the same Credible performances) old story, a fight for love and glory.' missing in Applause' By EDD RUD2ATS audience an insight into what "Applause" . I had the others established State News Reviewer believable chararw And "Applause" suffered almost none of the other the most for thX* | What a way to end a season. As the fifth and final depth into their roles, at times, actors were ahl» ryres»l presentation of the Lecture - Concert Series Broadway without revealing the simply sayi™ t* Theater package, "Applause" was a disappointment from motivation behind S 5eit* beginning to end. It lacked life, sparkle, and polish, not to saying. wnat they w, mention credible performances from almost all concerned. Patrice Munsel as Margo unconvincing as the actress worried Channing w„ f If asked to describe the production in one word, mediocre would fit like career. Her Margo lacked the about hi 0UI a glove. strength and hi«M >b1 It's not that the musical itself is mediocre, though, since its book is by Betty Comden and Adolph Green who were that would have made the instead seemed a cardboard audience care L h -H Almost every line Munsel responsible for such other hits as "On the Town" and uttered was " actrJ "Bells are Ringing," and the music and lyrics are by Charles lack of depth and motivation. ""bel.evable i J However, at times, Munsel seemed to Strouse and Lee Adams whose collaboration produced creating a real human being, as in com* „ I "Bye Bye Birdie." Furthermore, "Applause', is based on her "WpJ 0se1 the Academy Award winning 1950s film "All About Eve" with Bette Davis. With all that potential, however, Tuesday Theater" number. Yet when the same unconvincing Margo would be back next scene cameXnl aione,t| J As a former opera night's production was unfortunately unable to fulfill it. which she used to her singer, Munsel has a sudp* I "Applause" deals with the backstage intrigue that she should avoid the advantage in several songs 2 J occurs when a young ambitious fan of popular Margo Channing plots to *uin Margo's acting career to stage actress operatic register that tendency to lapse into, for it is completely shi ?1 further her own. But the I iggest irony of "Applause" was with her character's inmnj'J that what was happening on - stage could just as easily personality and only audience that Patrice Munsel was once an remilH opera singer | have been happening off - stage, for in Tuesday night's Except for Virgil Curry and Ann production, the conniving young actress as portrayed by Gardner « An Arthur P Jacobs Production in association with Rolhns-Joffe Productions Sampson and Karen Richards Diane McAfee was far superior to Patrice Munsel's Margo respectively the rest1, case was adequate at best. "PLAT IT AGAIN. SAM*" Channing. Applause number was plagued bv Even the show . ,tl In fact, McAfee gave the finest performance in the entire and Pia Zadora's hard sloppy chore«2 A Herbert Ross Film show. In fine voice, with good delivery, she gave the number itself. - sell approach to her paiT H WCGOYAUJEN I list i t vit s T€NyCfCtRIS JEEEVLU TandSI V\S \«l M n STEAK JCINNIFCC SALTand\l\Aw.'u.11111. D produced by on If C r t n CHI E.«cut.v« P the New York stage oduce' (I i( 11 U . M III by Devd Mernck Mut>c Scored by Beep THRCMT dND a Now showing, two steamy Linda Lovelace in Deep color hits. Sword Throat and a second featurrt swallovrtj whose title it as explicit as its photography. And il you're still up at midnight, catch our last show on, Friday Si Saturday nights. You must be 18 or oldtf| if you don't shave yet, forget it! BILLY JACK "AWHEEL AND AFOOT IN THE Conodlon Rockier A Bicycle Trip in Banff, Yoho and Jasper National Parks IS BACK! Nowhere for a on earth is there a more spectacular locale bicycle trip than the Banff-Jasper Highway through the majestic Canadia Rockies. Filmed and narrated by STAN MIDGLEY Tonight - Wilson 7:30 & 9:30, Brod Tickets may be purchased at the door beginning at Sat. - Conrad 7:30 & 9:30 7 pm. PUBLIC: $1.50, children under 12, $.75 MSU STUDENTS FREE with ID. i to M.S.U. stwlonts. Faculty & StoH only. $1 Admission. I.P.'i BooulroJ I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday. March 30. 1973 9 TO PERFORM SONATAS German cho nr h Orchestra M'n°r » MSU Auditorium. n ^"cert w.ll present at 8:i5 Choir and Bach's "Mass in p.m. Monday at the The arias and duets in Mass" will be the "B Minor sung by four soloists: soprano Ursula Farr, mezzo - Prof, Violinist Ralph Evans, son plan recital soprano a A minor" for solo at MSU until his graduation The ensemble of Ortrun Wenkel, tenor junior at Yale University, violin, University Chamber Music 70 singers and 50 and baritone Marco Sidney Johnson one of the masterpieces of from East Lansing High instrumentalists, which was founded in Bakker. and his father Joseph Evans, baroque art, and the School in 1970. grant for the 1973 summer 1954, is appearing under Series "A" Johnson, an American, was a 1967 professor of music and Sibelius "Concerto in D Since then, he studied session at Norfolk, Conn. (University Series) of MSll's Lecture finalist in the Metropolitan chairman of the piano The young violinist has Opera Minor" which, Professor two summers with Ivan Concert Series. - auditions and made his faculty at MSU, will present appeared as soloist with the professional Evans says, "abounds in the Galamian in New York and The group is debut with the American a recital making its American Opera Society at 8:15 p.m. on Finnish master's is presently symphony orchestras of debut this season at Carnegie Hall in 1968. beautiful, working with under Sunday in the Music haunting melodies, unique Lansing, Kalamazoo, Battle Weisse. Weisse, who conductor Fritz Critics have called the Auditorium. There will be Professor Broadus Erie at Creek, Interlochen and Yale often conducts group harmonies and unusual Yale University. He has other German "splendidly trained singers." orchestras, became no admission charge. rhythmic devices." received the Zerounian University as a result of known to Berlin Tickets at $6.50, $5.50 and The duo will winning concerto contests. audiences through his $4, are perform Ralph, 20, began his string award, scholarships to many performances of available in advance at the Union three major works: violin studies at the Vienna opera in concert ticket the Congress of Professor Evans is wideiy SYDNEY JOHNSON form. office. MSU Students are entitled Beethoven's dramatic Strings in to a Academy when he was five Cincinnati and the Lennox known as a piano 50 per cent discount. "Sonata Op. 30 No. 2 in C and since age seven studied soloist, Quartet seminar in- San chamber music minor"; Bach's "Sonata in with Professor Romeo Tata performer, Francisco and a Yale artist - teacher and lecturer. New RHARHARHARHAJ^J^HARHARHA By STEVEN ALLEN has made it big on this one. olbums solid side two hi Presents THE FlrtST "BILLY JACK" PICTURE State News Reviewer "Grand Hotel," (including a Captain and Me" has solid by Procol remake of the old Blues Hard" is hardly the next Harum. Chrysalis CHR Project tune "Flute Thing" Top 40 potential. nine dreams of Dr. ||i) The Right Place," by 1037. by flutist Andy Kulberg, Although Brothers the Doobie Sardonicus, but Jo Jo fchn. Atco SD 7018. Procol Harum returned formerly with the Blues are by no stretch Gunne still has that smooth, T Dr. John (aka of the imagination masters Mac to the big time less than a Project) make this almost of space and restrained sound that Spirit (ebennack) keeps getting year ago with a top notch worthwhile. "The Captain and Me," a time, they are good rock and roll band once developed. Vtter and better with each live album and a Top Ten by which will probably Jbum. This release is a pure single "Conquistador. the Doobie Brothers. the airwaves a perk up bit. "Bite Down Hard" rocks semi hard from Might from start to finish, Unfortunately, "Grand Warner Brothers BS 2694. "Bite Down Hard," - beginning liere's never been anything Hotel" undoes the Tom Johnston on lead by Jo to end, but the group seems Jo Gunne. Asylum SD to be roiig with the instrumental success of yesteryear. guitar and vocals is the main holding back. For old in any of Dr. John's This is 5065. Spirit fanatics, this album is a highly force behind this bunch of This is what is left of a and we have the structured, boring must; for the general album. soon - to - be AM radio what Lme mystical creole Seven of the nine cuts, all fixtures. Every cut on "The was once a great public, there's better stuff Ljdoo rhythms from New Keith Reid - Gary Brooker group, Spirit. "Bite Down out on the shelves. [rleans as before. originals, have the basic two I This time, however, Dr. n has placed himself in verse final - instrumental break verse structure. — AUBURN FILM PRESENTS t category of distinctive Brooker's vocals are no :a lists canny who have sense an of help, as he dominates the rest of the completely IBOMINIMIE) Repression. Allan Toussaint, group when he opens his lie great New Orleans horn mouth. Sometimes helps out a great instrumentals are the ^C3IBS?]ID]E> |eal. "In too. the Right Place" interesting, but that's it. 'Watch," by Seatrain. iborn Meet "BILLY JACK" Vigilant Fighter For Justice! Losers features a strong opening Warner Brothers BS 2692. lit. "Right Place Wrong Even ie" (which is receiving a though Seatrain spends half of this album ^rEEATH? £|2jB| | of lumber airplay), plus of other Dr. John a trying to cop on the nostalgia boom and be a loriginals" including "I "good time" latter i Hoodood," "Such A - day Lovin' Spoonful, there's still Billy Jack. light," "Just the Same" some nice things here. A Few People ri |rd "Qualified." Dr. John solid rocking opener "Pack Friday and Saturday in 108 B Wells Hall first Billy J r to Billy Jack, Tom Laughlin produced th 3orn Loser" Laughlin again plays Billy Jack of Fools" and a motorcyclists ilmost single handed takes on a basically at 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. R. H. A. invites as they l< wild gang o ion, murder, and pillaging of a small you to si i town he battles for Laughlin as Billy Jack in "Born Losers" truth, justic a mikes 3RD WEEK!! Open Daily 1 PM Fri. 107 SKH 7:30 & 9:30 Sat. 107 SKH - 7:30 & 9:30 Sun. 7:00 McDonel Kiva $1 Admission. I. D.'s required. 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CUNT ill] «. color.::: S1®" EASTWOOD Program A Program B TheGood.Bad.&theUgly For A Few Dollars More Fistfullof Dollars Hang 'Em High Friday 12 pm Conrad Friday-12pm Wilson L Satu rday 12 pm Wi Ison Satu rday • 12 L SOUND TRACK RECORDING ON , p m- Con rad Presented by RHA I.D.'s required $1 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, Marchjn J Acti"9 troup, Country band decadent, fun By GARY OZANICH it has an amazing stage plays fiddle, and drinks tastes — this sound just adds presence with her hard fo mime AlW State News Reviewer East Lansing has seen a presence. The band has a good time, and brings the crowd with it every inch of bourbon. He's more or the backbone of the group. He plays a decent fiddle, less to the overall decadent effect of the band. Joyce also has moves and a voice drinking. She also does a decent harmony. job of singing this weekerJ lot of decadent bands, but the way — the perfect party very reminiscent of the Elvis none can come close to Kenneth Threadgill and the band. sometimes out of tune, but the crowd doesn't mind, of the 1950s. Charlie bassist, Lewis, the the sanist of T,rrPeAnn "Alice's * Velvet Cow Pasture. The Kenneth Threadgill is the 63 - year - old leader of the especially during the last While singing his solos, he struts around the floor in this seems motley crew. (■round" this Adventure,''/'.? band is currently winding few sets when the night is in band. Basically ail he does is full swing. the stage area, The band is from the Wonders kiva Curt ^' up a three week stint at mising with sit on a straight back chair Austin area, thick with Lizard's, where it will be music and personalities. The appearing through Tuesday. have If you stop by expecting to see your typical country members all amazing amount of stories. an sssr- • rock bar band made up of Threadgill gave a young Janis Joplin one of her first Troupe director n. Ann Arbor freaks who couldn't make it on the jobs, and Julie Joyce was a s describes this ^ rock and roll scene and are long time friend of hers. It's JOT classic of "the the Lewis (wl sma» girl who dream?] as definitely worth one's time subsequently trying to get by while using phoney to stop by and talk to them and squeezed isXi drawls, be prepared. These and occasionally sing a Lead guitarist Chuck the patrons. He does add between sets. It's quite an through S Jimmie Rodgers or Hank Joyce is one of the something to the bizarre experience. people are totally opposite rapport the band has. If in just about every respect. Williams song. Between youngsters of the group at OJ Kenneth Threadgill and The average age of the times he's knocking off 31. He does most of the Iggy Stooge is ever in the itap the Velvet Cow Pasture are double whiskeys with beer lead vocals. market for a lead guitarist, mat group members is well over really a gas to see. Musically 40. They are native Texans, chasers. He really doesn't do Joyce should be the choice. Troupe members Syfe »pte< they have a hard time Steve and they know country much singing, but when he Joyce must be a Julie Joyce is the cutting it, but they have Mime troupe Oonna Chapman, Kost Pat fled music. Musically the band does, he sure can yodel. frustrated rock and roll star. masculine female drummer. that magic ability to break and Cotton Collins is 54, McKay have all have isn't much to speak of, but He raunchy has an incredibly sound that Being a semiadequate musician, her major value is down barriers and turn atmosphere into a friendly a bar The Ann rendition Arbor of Mime Troupe will perform their Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures experience in mo(y ff dance, Tai Chi, Fi definitely grates on refined in adding to the band's stage party atmosphere. Under Ground" this weekend in Wonders kiva. f'gure skating and ballet vaudej >rget< tool, i9 wa U.S. larmai Comedy By EDD RUDZATS State News Reviewer And for this reason "Last of the Red Hot Lovers" evokes But perhaps the most disturbing aspect of the though should they, have been has if anyone, more Carmen Decker, "Last of the Red Hot Lovers" is well is the worst with sob a slot ernai >rcept ;es nterni "It hi ivvledfc mixed feelings. forced characterization Lansing Civic Players tuned in to it, being in the - done and boasts some fine rl Ha "Last of the Red Hot Joan Firtz as Elii Though it contains the production of Simon's play same age group as main performances, Lovers" the current Lansing traditional Neil Simon one • the especially Navazio. The act ever was opening night character Bamey Cash man. Gene Rucker's drags Civic Players production Barney. play down, liners and well - delineated audience. An overwhelming Yet they seemed to find it Rucker is superb as the forcing . ty written by Neil Simon, is other acts to work characters, its overriding majority of the people total comedy, light and Olympic champion twicei billed as a comedy. In klutz. hard to re bitterness offsets the humor attending found the play to WHEELS actuality, it is a sobering, and times makes it be hilarious breezy with nothing behind His Barney is nervous, credibility and continui) ®Ub? Fisher, at as as Simon's the humor. In a way, this AfJD RAOUEL WELCH < often times bitter look at bumbling and lovable. Firtz needs to relax her rd ■ KANSAS CITY difficult to glean Simon's other works and seemed to loneliness and middle age. only added to the pathos of Rucker has produced a for many of her real intent. miss his cynicism entirely. gestui y .Lolly- nii*jl*nn«I BURT LANCASTER*;: Barney Cashman's situation. Barney is in his late 40s, realistic characterization that is so natural and and her delivery and unnatural. maaonna robert ryan up has been married about 20 familiar that he could be the ) _ . v Sandy Cooper JLi d LCI E rod steiger 1 "LAWMAN"! years, and has decided to have one extra marital affair man next door. It is an exceptional performance Bobbi Michele does a job in the second act before it's too late. "Last of from a very talented man. her flighty, almo the Red Hot Lovers" deals The rest of the cast psychotic characterizatic with his fumbling attempts consists of the women but sounds a shade to seduce three women. Barney attempts to seduce. much like Barbra Streisai Dr i v ( Under the direction of Each appears seperately. credib tractors Each act, in essence, is a However, her fine delive ire drivi two - character, one • act and winsome manner mo who ai play. The first seduction act than make up for this. point Donna Piehl tir teac depressed, guilty Jeane Fisher matches Rucke dnesday Barney. Piehl is excellent »rd of E the best friend of Bane wife. And it is the third ride thi and Piehl's characterizatii gets ! that reveals the bitterness in place Last of the Red ! withi Lovers." One finally reali his or that all the characters hi :h revok been trying to reach out one another, but that n( of them ever really tou Last of the Red I Lovers" is a production. It's problem seems to be t because Neil Simon v it, it may be sloughed of simply a comedy and insights ignored. Quality needs little advertising The leather shop on M.A.C. y's Punctured Romance {a Chaplin M'W C. " Mar.; Tickets a NO" WH0< FAC Y< Pu r | Rudolf riureyev & notional Ballet of Canada BURT KOTO® TICKETS FOR A L LECTURE-CONCERT PROGRAMS MAY BE PURCHASED IN ADVANCE AT THE UNION TICKET 8:15 4:30. OFFICE, WEEKDAYS PLEASE PUBLICATION FOR TICKET SALE DATS. MSU CHECK THIS TONIGHT AND SATURDAY jpVfiflGWOPI STUDENTS MAY IVIMY SHOWTIMES: 7:00 and 0:45 and 10:30 PURCHASE TICKETS AT THE UNION AT A 50% DISCOUNT. SHOWPLACE: 106B WELLS ADMISSION $1.50 This program Is ratod X you mutt bo IS or ovor Bring Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan *9 troupJ Testing. ..Testing... ^ Friday, March 30, 1973 11 ime 'AM If you hear sirens on Monday around SENTENCING SET FOR APRIL 19 Police plan noon, fear not. We are nuclear attack tornado nor not in the midst of is there a deadly a weeken,| approaching. Instead, our fearless Lobsinger guilty of MSU Dept. of Ann siren test Public Safety, — always on the job, — is assault ,Arbo' running a test of the Ine siren at campus siren system. Adventuresperf°!I a,W111 tone of one noon will be a long steady minute and is the this tornado. The warning for a DETROIT weekend >1 (UPI) - 25 a- trough Sunday Pm. Curtain with J t J J! on Monday nuclear attack. We repeat, this second, at 12:05 wavering tone that means we p.m., is a is only a test. Be are under Donald and rightwing Lobsinger, leader founder activist of the group during a January peace demonstration. by Lobsinger was convicted a jury of nine blacks and Rev. Hinsberg, Detroit Father head of the Archdiocesan Thomas including himself, believed in the Detroit rally. convicted of disorderly conduct in another counter *formance will all be over calm. It Breakthrough, Commission for World Lobsinger testified he - protest incident. irday. »t J, in a couple of minutes. guilty Wednesday of was found three whites following a one Justice and Peace. grew angry by the presence Two Recorder's Court - hour deliberation. He of balloons assaulting a Detroit priest was and leotard charged with Two other young men - Judges, James Hathaway e, directot assaulting the have been charged in the wearing actors in the and John ^ church. O'Brien bribes this j assault, police said. disqualified themselves from Wiretaps f the Lewis Ct, Lobsinger was set free on Lobsinger, failing to get hearing the case. When the called accepted Father Hinsberg's attention » "the ' bond by Detroit charges were assigned to 1 who is dream ol"! Court Judge Justin Recorder's as the rally of some 200 Judge Ravitz, Lobsinger's stretclj - Ravitz, 300 persons moved outside *zed pending an April 19 attorney James Wells, asked of that through J diplomatic and the church, laid his hand on for a new judge, frightenu chores for the United negotiating but was in fact made sentencing date. Ravitz, the priest's charging his f> lunatics public the national who arm, causing him client thought of Ravitz as a 'hild whol |LOS ANGELES - since World War States by the government during had not been of defense and Nissen was attempting to earlier defense request refused a to stumble backwards. Communist. : grownups." instincthJJ ^tapping on a grand called upon to II, was testify by the course of this trial. The papers tell about to a foreign country. advantage make the point that he be barred from asking that Witnesses said Hinsberg fell Lobsinger repeatedly said jmational scale is an attorneys for Daniel He said that disclosure disclosure of diplomatic the case because of hearing into the hands of two Ravitz the wiretap, and reveal of political young "has no business e members SykJ_ >pted fact of diplomatic Ellsberg and that the two volumes secrets was injurious to this men who beat and kicked him. a defense witness Anthony J. the contents of the was not differences, said he may sitting as a judge in an ipman, Pat MaitJ Russo Jr., the tap were injurious country. appoint Lobsinger testified he American courtroom." The Kost and ti'fied Thursday at the a defendants, diplomatic expert. as turned over to the U.S. to the United a three - judge panel did not know who States in 1969 — the After Fisher's for sentencing. the rightwinger's jtagon Papers trial. year in comments the defense called testimony lave all The government. young men have hi government But Fisher said that such which the defendants Stuart H. The assault charge were. followed Ravitz' refusal to ice in mo VARSITY , guilty Jeanel Ider rules approved sehctan Ruck [dnesday by the State RENT A T.V. iehl is d of Education. excellent| < friend of $23.00 per term is the third |)vide lew that rules also instructor, 1227 E. Grand River Abrams tsg§g)p IF YOUR FLESH any 332-6517 , s characterizatid i gets six points or has and delivery $9.50 " > A DOESNT CRAWL Planetarium Is the the " bitterness] Red ! placed on probation within three years will 1 NEJAC TV'RENTALS ] ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ IT'S ON TOO TIGHT!" 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NOW SHOWING TONIGHT & SATURDAY 7:00 & 8:45 8. 10:30 tr $1.10 SHOWPLACE 111 OLDS Lolly- Beal Coop presents Tonight and Saturday 109 Anthony A simple prank, Tladonna KURT VONNEGUT ance early) ■ONDERS KIVA $2 noZTil,.. a* haplin ■M. Mar. 30 8:15 ■it Mir. 31 8:15 INFORMATION 33?-5»17 jQQ^y Open 7:00 P.M ■nd11:00 Workshop 7:20-9:30 cfltA' ■«n. April 1 8:15 Women's IM $1 Sat. & Sun. Buckets at the door Sun. April 1, 2:00 Open 12:45 p.m. Feature at 1:05-3:15- 5:20-7:30-9:40 1Ind 'Full Glass of Beer" | Iwhose FELLINIS -day 8:30 P ml 1 face lillel House 19 Hillcrest 1 11 YOU ROMA' 'Way Out 1 Purj m 44' Fellini's Roma'is , a love letter West" to the city. A curtain goes up stunning and fascinating film." Sunday — Judith Crist, Today Show NBC-TV 7:00 5 9:15 1:7 April Fools Day '"Fellini's Roma' is a cinematic This is one of three drawings now 7:30 pm pearl, available from the artist at one of those Paramount gems in the PARLORS B&C I _ . The Mafia. News in East Lansing. union I ' The way they lived- phantasmagorical imagination of FROM TIME TO TIMBUKTU j P°\ The way they died. Federico Fellini.The screen A new film by Kurt erupts Vonnegut \\ [| fiction. into vivid re-creations of Welcome to the Monkey House blending Cats Cradle and KO with Sirens of Titan Happy Birthday Wanda June, Into and wartime the tale of poor Stony Stevenson, a young poet who wins first brothels...and the climactic night- outer space, in a prize, a trip to harem + yemenite The Ifalachi Papers riding revels of a band of noisy Bill Hickey and jingle contest. Featuring Bob Kevin McCarthy. and Ray, rail Burzyk, written by Kurt Vonnegut Jr. Directed by Fred JoaVhlachi Joe Valachi told it all...across tho headlines of "Grim, comic and fantastic. It America motociclisti in the ancient was wildly entertaining." A DtNO 0€ LAUftf NTllS A TCRCNCC VOUNQ Film J city, whose "Mr. Vonnegut's night terrors, —Tucson Tribune From Columbia Fktwr« menacing shadows suggest that conformity, the military - C*ARl««BAONSON J. mind, technological despotism, being stranded in Schnectady Lansing _____ Clockwork Orange droogs are alive and women — are — a the bad dreams of funny hour and a half." most reasonable men and well on the mall theatre $1.00 til 6 TODAY p.m. Mon-Sat Appian Way! "An extraordinary film, Vonnegut's vision Is evidenced In —Life Magazine unique. Incredible 5:30-7:35-9:40 every frame." Continuous Sat. & Sun. 1:30-3:30-5:35-7:40-9:4b -Playboy Magazine —Rolling Stone $1.50 ALL EVENINGS SHOWTIMES: 7:00 8:45 10:30 IN COLOR United Artists $1.00 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan DeLamielleure ponders pro future By GARY KORRECK State News Sports Writer "I don't like mention of 'heart Last week, AH - American guard Joe DeLamielleure and condition' because his wife Gerri were in Buffalo, N. Y. looking for a place to people might get the wrong idea; actually, there is live. DeLamielleure is the first round draft pick of the Buffalo Bills and had planned to sign his contract. nothing wrong with me and the doctors said it would not be a Now he is back in East Lansing; no apartment in Buffalo, no contract, and uncertain about his future. problem till I was around 40. They told me if I don't play I could live a DeLamielleure, three year starter for MSU, has a heart irregularity known as an inverted T - wave, and when the normal life." Bills' team physicians discovered it they advised him to pass up a professional career. iiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimiiiiii "I was stunned," DeLamielleure admitted. "It was like The Bills apparently agree. They've offered to foot the telling someone they can't do what they've waited all their bill for DeLamielleure's expenses and he may yet get the life to do." $50,000 contract he would've signed last week. He does not understand the details of his irregularity and Feurig considers the likelihood of coronary remote, is reluctant to discuss it. citing DeLamielleure's previous health record as evidence. "We've never had any prooiems with him here — he's "I don't like mention of 'heart condition' because been one of the most consistent athletes we've had," Feurig people might get the wrong idea; actually, there is nothing said. wrong with me and the doctors said it would not be a problem till I was around 40," he explained. "They told me if I don't play I could live a normal life." Gerri was with her husband when the doctors revealed their findings and her reaction was equal to Joe's. "We were fortunate to find out there was a problem — it hasn't changed our lives yet, but it will. All we can do now is wait and see," she said. But former MSU football coach Duffy Daugherty and team physician Dr. James Feurig advised Joe not to wait. They recommended him to the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio where specialists will investigate the problem. "I think Joe got the fast shuffle in Buffalo," Feurig commented. "An inverted T - wave is an irregularity in 30 per cent of the public and in many cases quite normal." In simple terms. T - wave is one of several lines on an electrocardiogram. It usually moves up and down, but in DeLamielleure's case it moved in the opposite direction. "He has no medical background and they just left him IN FIRST MEET hanging; there should be a more detailed analysis of the Joe DeLamielleure situation before a decision is made," Feurig added. Women tracksters 4th By PAM WRIGHT State News Sports Writer "We were running members than us," against teams that had freshman Carole Mueller a lot mol Any student interested in agrtJ trying out for the MSU Injuries, lack of practice, experience and depth "Eastern had 41 girls running and we slowed down the women's track team Seven Spartans placed in the first only had eight." | soccer team should report Wednesday at its first meet, the Eastern Michigan University Invitationals. top six taking second places, three fifth places and one fourth fol for an introductory practice season The Spartan tracksters came in fourth place. The Spartan squad was led by freshman members place. I session 4 p.m. April 10 at Shi Fifteen schools were represented at the meet. Eastern Hohenstein, Carol Lewis, Eileen Scott and Peggy Pelton. the soccer field. "The team was particularly proud of the I Michigan took first place with 76 points. Central was second with 32, of Shiri, Peggy, Eileen and Carol." Bibbs commented performanJ Western was third with 31 points, and MSU 1 had 30 points. "They ran very well." ! "I think the squad did real well," James Bibbs, coach of Scott, Hohenstein, and Pelton were members of the $23.00 per term 8| the women's track team said. "This was only our second and mile relay teams that took second place with the tin! meet and the girls were not really ready. They just 1:50.1 and 4:35.1 respectively. Free Service and delivery break and many didn't have the chance to practice and get got off The other second place honors came from freshral j $9.50 per in shape. Considering this they did well." Carol Lewis in the 60 yard dash with the time 7.3 and frl Five out of the thirteen member Spartan team were Pelton in the 440 yard dash with the time 65.9. Lewis J unable to compete because of injuries and poor fitness. also a member of the 880 relay team. NEJAC TV RENTALS 3 "This is the first women's track team at MSU and it 337-1300 lacks depth," sophomore member Barb Hoffman said. "I Fifth place honors came from Scott in the 60 yard dJ with the time 7.5, from freshmen Dawn DeCook in the J think that hurt us a lot." half mile with the time 66.4 and Carol Mueller in then! with the time 00.00. I The fourth place came from Hohenstein in the shot ■ with 34 feet 73/< inches. "I think the whole team can look forward to some gal j performances in the future," DeCook said. We just got I of break and weren't really ready for this meet, but in! 2 stores future I think we can look forward to a tough team." I Located under the Elephant Between the Gables and I HOP OPEN 11 a.m. to 4 a.m. And On Ann V/.. St. next to Marshall Music The Center for Supportive Services requires the services of faculty, graduate students and undergraduate students qualified to tutor (for pay or as volunteers) in the following subject areas for spring term: CHEMISTRY, MATHEMATICS, ECONOMICS, ACCOUNTING, HUMANITIES SOCIAL SCIENCE, ANTHROPOLOGY, POLITICAL SCIENCE, BIOLOGICAL In the JUDGING PAVILION SCIENCE, ROMANCE LANGUAGES.. March 30th - March 31st 7:30 p.m. 1:30 7:30 p.m. WORK STUDY APPLICANTS PREFERRED Tickets $1.50 8i $2.00 Bud Drinkers, can Qualified persons should complete an application form in the Center for Supportive Services, Rm. 32, Union Building, before the end Available at the Judging Pavilion of finals week. for Information - 355-8400 you figure this out? 100,000 fans. And the most soulful experience ever filmed and recorded. It was the biggest display of Black American music. "Wattstax." Seven hours of singing, stomping, clenched fists, flashing pink capes, shaved heads and the hottest music anywhere. Now, "Wattstax" Is a new two - record set, taken from the origli soundtrack of the "Wattstax" film. It features some of the live performances recorded that day. (2 record set) An experience for America to remember. . Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 30, 1973 13 MSU stickmen in season's By JACK WALKDEN Saturday as they entertain freshman first State News Sports Writer rose to the a record Ashland at Spartan occasion to beat Oberlfn ■ shattering career. while Tom Hardenburgh The 1973 7 The Baltimore, Md. season for the Stadium. There is no 5 last junior and Steve Urbin serve an Saturday. - MSU lacrosse admission charge. broke records in attackmen. team has game, been labeled a Heading the list of season and career goal - "The team has surprised "rebuilding" returnees is midfielder Val year, but it has already The Spartans have scoring last year with 6, 22, me in that they've done so started on a successful only Washington, an all - Midwest and 37 well," note. 12 men selection respectively. first year Spartan MSU plays its first home returning from last last season. Washington is already off mentor Bob Stevenson said. year's squad, but those 12 to game of the season 2 Washington, a cocaptain this a great start this season after "You p.m. plus a fine group of year, begins his third year of can always count on scoring the three - goal hat Val (Washington) though, 1 trick against Oberlin. Also back is goalie and his hat trick proved Ray that." V(iI Washington Hebert, a Grosse Pointe rtsi "Our clearing game has Woods junior. Hebert broke never been Val so good," Washington, No. every record in the book for Stevenson commented. 10, is in the third rfs year the Spartans last "Wilson year. is the best of a great career at Included in the records he defenseman I've ever seen. MSU. broke are most saves in Washington a Hebert and Cashon also broke three goal game (44) and in a single have been excellent." ROB CLANCY season scoring records last BALTIMORE BULLETS - (240). "One problem we had in through with his second also tonight. The Others expected to the first year and was named Celtics play game was straight sparkling pitching begin play Saturday at a big role for the Spartans all - Midwest. performance in penalties," Stevenson as many home this year are midfielders Jon continued. "We received 17 Photo by Milt Horst starts against the Wednesday night as ATLANTA Bush and the other penalties in the first game MSU nipped the Hurricane HAWKS, cocaptain J baseball tournament hosts, runnerup Division. in the Central Cudnohufsky, both juniors. Jon and at two points we down three men. We were were UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, On defense Don Schulz 2-1. TUCSON, Ariz. - FRED lucky they didn't score and freshman Steve Wilson, either time." artin, Blessitt Besides SNOWDEN, who turned being MSU's around the seventh basketball arrest: victory in a row, it moved the team into first place in the second phase of the tourney. program UNIVERSITY ARIZONA in one year, at the OF lere's the true announced NEW YORK (UPI) - Wednesday he would remain as the The MILWAUKEE BUCKS, account Wildcats' head coach. by virtue of a coin flip, Snowden, the first black Thursday drew the basketball coach at GOLDEN STATE any By MILTON RICHMAN major college in the He was WARRIORS in the western UPI Sports Editor standing there sobbing in the country, acknowledged he trying to comfort him when a police carparking rolled lot, Martin half of the National had been interviewed NEW YORK (UPI) -- Billy Martin arrested. of the cops up and one Basketball Assn. playoffs. by the got out. U N I V E RSITY OF That's all the headline said. "He came over to The Bucks won the toss The story underneath it went on to where we were and he said to Ike, and will open up at home DETROIT and say the Detroit 'okay, black boy, you're arrested,' " Martin said. NORTHWESTERN mager and one of the Tigers' minor 'He didn't do "I said, vs. the Warriors leaguers, Ike Blessitt, anything wrong,' and the cop said 'You're tonight UNIVERSITY, but neither >re arrested the other night outside while THE LOS ANGELES a Lakeland, Fla., arrested, too.' " offered him a job. istro" after a "loud argument." The Martin's reaction LAKERS will entertain police said toth was immediate. CHICAGO. [recharged with profanity. "For what," he demanded. Most people who read the "For profanity," the In the East, the NEW story had the same reaction. policeman said, according to YORK Oh, oh, Billy Martin was in a fight again. Martin. KNICKS, runnerup The fact is he wasn't. to the BOSTON CELTICS "He never even gave us a chance to explain what we in the Atlantic Actually, according to witnesses, he prevented one from were talking about," says the Tigers' manager. Division, eaking out. Billy Martin was the peace - Martin posted bond for Blessitt and entertain the Central maker, and he himself. The whole Division )und up getting it in the end — the same place he thing came to $64, $32 apiece. winner, the y does. Isn't that generally the The following day Blessitt made it way? particularly in to Martin and a point to come over perpetually hectic life of Billy Martin. apologize for the trouble he caused. Billy told him to forget it tkeland. what really happened that other night in "He's a good kid," Women Billy Martin says about Ike Blessitt. It was late, after midnight in fact, but Billy Martin was "He's got ability and I can underscand the way he felt igry. about being sent down The deadline for again. I remember when the Twins So he corralled his released me as a player. You know what I blooperball team pitching coach, Art Fowler, and the did. I cried, and I entry went into this combination had a lot more years in than Ike cards is noon restaurant and cocktail Blessitt. Look, I know the Tuesday. The inge simply because it was one of the feeling the kid had. 1 understand completely." deadline for all bowling uld get something to eat at that only places they " team hour. 'Billy Martin arrested, eh?' " mused the Detroit entries is 9 p.m. Martin and Fowler finished eating, and on the way out, manager about that headline. "I guess everybody figures uh, Wednesday. Schedules will Tigers' manager noticed Blessitt, a 23 • be available oh, there goes Martin in another fight." 9 a.m. next year - old tflelder from Detroit, having a discussion with another Friday in 121 Women's IM. ion. Blessitt played with Toledo last year and appeared in ur late - season games with the Tigers. He's considered a od prospect but mostly due to his inexperience, he was back down to Toledo "The way he and this other by Martin earlier in the week. Martin said, "It looked as if guy were starting to go at THE DOMINO'S n't want that to they were gonna fight. I happen, so I went over to the kid and ik him outside. We were ' standing there in the parking lot I said to him, 'You don't wanna get into a fight. You 'tneed that.' " Ike Blessitt was still back down to the minors He listened to what overwrought about having been again. Billy Martin had to say and THIRST QUENCHER tears started down his suddenly cheeks. Same speedy free delivery, Vlen's IM but free pepsi's with RENT A STEREO your pizzas. $23.00 per term Residence hall, Free Service With the order With the order Jpendent and faternity and delivery lagers meetings for the $9.50 of a 12" Pizza of a 16" Pizza '» IM softball leagues ^ he held Monday th you receive you receive Hugh Wednesday. 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Michigan, Lansing 485-7271 by April 5th 101 Student Services Building • Year , i Student Number_ Campus Address _ now M9U.' with Shop for oil Seasons string Free Parking Behind Store 2283 Grand River Okemos 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan -Pr'day, March in , Ex-addict drops drugs for high on life| By VICKI HUDSON taking Just enough heroin with the State News Staff Writer feel right. Pretty soon I was methadone to m,- back on heroin." Harris got started on heroin the day he graduated from Harris said when he came to the clinic, high school. He decided to quit the night a policeman tried by Community Health Services to which WSSB( to shoot him as he ran from the scene of a robbery-. Lawrence program, he was phase out th very hostile. Harris, who asked that his last name be withheld, was an "I didn't want anything to do with the addict for three years. Today he is in the final stage of the sessions or any other group t| activities, l jU8t wanted Lansing Methadone Clinic's drug treatment program. methadone,' he said. In three weeks Harris will be off all drugs, and he says he But Harris' attitude toward the is never going back. He explained the episode that made clinic has Methadone, he said, gave him time to slow chit* him reach this decision. "You have to have friends to get down andtS "1 got caught breaking into a house," he said. "A cop other,' he said. "You have to offer along and to help J yourself to put a gun to the back of my head and told me he'd use it if you can't If you're on drugs. With a habit you're all J people I moved. The minute I heard him put that gun in his holster to handcuff me I ran. He fired all the shots he had after me. In yourself and your next fix." tyj] Harris feels the clinic has "When I got home there was blood on my chest,' Harris resources. potential, but needs a, continued, exposing an inch - long scar on his left side. "I "We need more professionals to thought I'd been shot. I was scared; I knew I couldn't go to and job training," he said. "The help as, moredocd a hospital without being turned in. more than just set up a clinic and figure community should "Finally, I realized it was just a gash I must have gotten part. They have to help. The clinic's they've done tW not big jumping a fence, but right then I decided I never wanted to Part of the difficulty with the enough community, Harris aid yT< go through anything like that again," he said. "I would that people do not understand never give a cop a reason to shoot at me again." drug addiction. "People are afraid of addicts; they An account of Harris' three years on drugs before he decided to quit heroin is typical. Group t rapists and murderers. What they don't are sick. They just want a fix; sex is the last think they're see is that additjl He started when he was 18 years - old because he was Mae Francis Tate, right, conducts a group therapy Ottawa. Tate, a counselor at the minds." Harris explained. thing ontU curious. clinic, concentrates session at the Lansing Methadone Clinic, 1023 W. the discussion on drugs and drug withdrawal. "1 have a theory," he said. "Drugs are in this | government doesn't let millions country J "That first high was bogue," Harris said. "Rut I'm a reason. The headstrong, I wanted to show myself and everyone that I State News Photo by Ken Ferguson anything come into this country without of dollars!! could control heroin. Now I know it can't be done." I think dope is a plan knowing abouti In the first few months of his addiction, Harris was able "I finally realized I was a black man, selling a black attempt failed because the detoxification process of the by The Man to keep Door to any trick she could get to support habits that program was too fast for him. to borrow most of the money he needed to get fixes, but as were ruining both of us," Harris said. "They started me out at a high dose and started his habit grew he turned to robbery and break - ins to get . ~~r ■■•~»raora money. He also pimped for a girl to get money for both During his three years as an addict, Harris said he had bringing me down fast," Harris said. " That was part of the °"un ^ ' *e a?" a '*• can 1 Ket anywhe«| their habits, but became disgusted with the setup. tried to straighten himself out on his own. The fall after he problem. I had also gotten a job and started going to classes * an s .. rom 680 ° er *»et a ^lx- ' think tha graduated from high school he attended a college upstate at Unsmg Community College. It was all too fast 6 much, too l^e people ^havethegotgovernment wants ,t. Blacks and all J to get smart and get away from SUMMER IN where he joined the football team. He was studying to "I could feel the withdrawal and I'd get sick. But I drugs'" become a physical education teacher, but had doubts about "N°w that I'm off heroin, I've got another crutch" it as a career. "I was depressed a lot," Harris said. "I didn't wanted to keep up with classes and my job so I started "Life." see how being a physical education instructor was going to BERKELEY help black people. And that's what I wanted to do. "I was trying to quit dope too. I had a friend who would sit with me and talk any time. He tried to encourage me to POLICE LOCATE CAR stay in school and get off heroin. But Harris did not get off heroin while in college. He Spend your summer vacation where it all started, picking up some injured his knee and was not able to play football so he went home and his habit went up to $100 a day. He tried to quit "cold turkey," but found it too hard, so he tried methadone. ANN ARBOR (UPI) Missing Police here continued to look for U-M The U - M student, a junior Harris' experience clues into the disappearance early Tuesday of a University majoring in oceanograpd credits or just grooving on the cli¬ with methadone at the Lansing clinic was reported missing Wednesday by her father, is actually his second. He entered a similar program at St. of Michigan student whose car was found in a Milwaukee, Fahr, when she failed to return to her RaynxJ mate, the people, the Bay, and the Lawrence Hospital in Lansing once. Harris said this first Wis., suburb, possibly driven there by her abductor. dormitory room driving a male companion to his apartment early Tuesdin i(3 Authorities in the Milwaukee suburb of Shorewood said The companion is not a City (San Francisco), suspect in the disappearance, polii they stopped a vehicle, later identified as Melanie Fahr's said. Cal offers two six-week sessions for credit, beginning June 19. and Gals 1972 Chevrolet, Wednesday. for a routine traffic violation early ... Det' Calv,n Hick* of . . A. Ann Arbor Polic* Def We offer super-low-cost, co-ed, The officers said they were ordered at gunpoint by the SUtt!, ^ a . £?°?, ,s'u1c'ent ^rom * t°< co-op housing, owned and operated Shoes driver to stay away from the car. The driver then fled the vehicle, police said, firing one shot. No one was injured. There was no sign of Miss Fahr, officers said. Luiffuln*y disappeared. there Wl11 . Shorewood Police early Thursday said a police a«mii| by students, for students. involved in a shootout late Wednesday with their offia Room and board was under guard at an area S140/session, hospital, as a possible suspect if you share the work; S200/session, if you don't. 2«0 ABBOTT ROAD EABTLAN8INQ »Q TO a MOM THRU QAT . IB TO B SUN Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 30, 19731 5 Detroit woman ¥0 MOTIVATE MINORITIES wins J 9th THREE RIVERS lottery drawing Book says U.S. schools fail P^'ou^J were 246 and 735. (IIPI) - A Detroit The State Among the $50,000 housewife Thursday Lottery prize By BILL TAYLOR fas1 became winner of top the prize in the 19th the $200,000 Commission noted that the number 246 was a repeat from last week's winners as a South Bend, Ind., man. Phyllis J. Dougan, 50, a State Newt Staff Writar The educational system Human Relations, asst. vice president of University relations and professor of communities, but it has also failed and Mexican American American Indian The chapter stated that a large number of minority students are beginning to "Deprivation can no longer be used as an excuse for not providing strong, ,clinic lf)w down has chi and Jk fil Michigan lottery super drawing, while nine drawing duplication the in first the bookkeeper in Berrien Springs and Norman C. In the U.S. has minority children because it failed administration and higher education; and Lawrence W. children in the West and Southwest, and poor white insist that their own history be taught in the urban adequate education drawing's short Dishaw, 51, a foreman has caused them Lezotte, associate professor programs for urban and «ng andto «*,f to help^P others came away The history. at a Bay City plumbing experience low academic to of educational children in Appalachia," it schools and also in white minority youth," they said. '•t you're all peopieljr ti^ J $10,000 | richer. or $50,000 not commission estimate the did and heating collected the firm, also achievement. asst. director psychology, for explained. It added that the large urban communities schools country. throughout the a "Education leader." can and must be probability of such a second This seems to be the educational services and tend to Elaine highest prize. main theme in a depict the most al, but needs Phillips Quirk. chapter of research at the Center for educational problems. « a newly - released book Urban ' P us, more ducM I cashed in on the $200,000 grand prize at entitled the "Second Affairs. The fourth author, Rita F. Bakan, has Four reasons were cited for the failure of the urban Council nmunity shouidJ e drawing at the National Guard Armory Handbook of Teaching", jointly Research on written now joined the Vancouver, British Columbia Dept. of schools in meeting the needs of minority children. t they've done thX °t big here. Her husband by three MSU Health. Educational programs enough v«l Wilbur is a security administrators and a former mnity, Harris said J The chapter explains that have not turned their full art iction. 'F company Detroit. They have worker in no faculty Robert member: L. Green, at to one time people tended identify the attention toward the health conditions of survey 1y think t see is that they're J children. DRAWING DATE director of the Center for educationally disadvantaged children. The urban chapter addjj WINNING NUMBERS Urban Affairs, acting dean child with the South. But state Sen. William S. Ballenger, R Delta Township, ie last explained that the rate of - thing ot In the meantime, the of the College of Urban this was a announced Tuesday a grant from the Michigan Council I winning numbers in the March 29, 1973 misunderstanding infant and mother for the Arts to aid the ein this 246 735 Development and professor because children in all mortality, incidents of Dept. of Theater in conducting a county I regular weekly drawing of educational psychology; regions of the U.S. have statewide theater survey. ^llions of chronic and infectious dollarso Joseph H. experienced low academic Ballenger said Project Director Fred Piegonski will mail a it knowing abouti McMillan, diseases, low birth weights questionnaire to 200 Michigan high schools director of the Dept. of achievement in the and by April 15 to kwp poor prematurity are more determine what dramatic works are most studied people- educational system, it common in grades oppressed, among the 9 - 12. The purpose of the Legal researcher flees stated. survey is to point out the p ourselves disadvantaged. Low feasibility of statewide tours by any of the professional "The educational system an't get intelligence rates may stem Michigan theater companies to serve as educational models anywhajl has not only failed black from these factors. a fix. I think tM for young theater students. and Puerto Rican children Hacks and all pJ in our large urban probe of stock scandal «y from drugs." mother crutch,' Campus Across from WINDSOR, Ont. (UPI)- meeting with what Skolnick Berkey ^herman Controversial Skolnick, 43, a legal called ''presumed government agents who said Skolnick documents "tend to show said the the board of inquiry which investigated the crash, with Sport & 337-1866 researcher from Chicago, they wanted to that Mitchell dropped covering up evidence of Why Aren't turned up Wednesday saying he was here late documents alleged exchange concerning the scandal Justice Dept. antitrust against the I Paso Natural sabotage to protect government and industrial You A Surplus ight Gas Co. shortly after taking interests. Good Talker? f' «king asylum from U.S. fficials who were office, in exchange for : sufficient number of shares Skolnick said the g in oceanograpi bressuring documents him to surrender implicating Skolnick said documents were < the of El Paso stock altimeter and recorders aboard the flight flight ryday conversation which HIKE & BIKE r father, Rayrooi Former Atty. Gen. John United Air Lines constitute a significant had been sabotaged to keep pay you real dividends in social and business advancement •Arm Lights Mitchell in stock scandel. plane conflict of interest." the •Bike Packs rmitory room ad a which crashed near plane from landing and works like magic to give •Water Bottles lent Midway In the broad - ranging safely, you poise, self-confidence and •Frame Pumps 'Lightweight Sleeping Bags early Tuesdi Airport in Chicago Dec. 8 greater popularity. Skolnick — allegations, which Skolnick Mrs. E. 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March n] Mitchell named in McCord testified at Watergate probe (continued from page 1) attendance, said McCord issued the following previously denied any prior of his closed session of a special indentified G. own investigating he secretly Wednesday he had Nixon's first term of office, Gordon statement on Mitchell's knowledge of or thinks he Weicker knows who this been told former said m Senate committee, which Liddy, another of the behalf: Atty. Gen. Simony S repeatedly has denied any men involvement in the *ntire person is, but he declined to John N. Mitchell involvement in the imposed a strict secrecy rule arrested at the Democratic "I deeply resent the Watergate affair and I again approved ' Watergate affair, as has on all during his 4V4 persons present hours of headquarters, as the of his information about the source slanderous statements and about false reaffirm Scott said such denials." say. Weicker At the said same he time has plans for the bugging of Democratic headquarters. Wdy."VerSat ^2 Colson, a key political aide me Republican "absolute confidence that Du"ng the | and special counsel to the interrogation. involvement of Mitchell and concerning the Watergate senators are concerned President Nixon But Colson. knew However. Weicker said aDDarLnti N'Xo President who also has left highly qualified matter reported as based on about the growing political nothing about these tactics. there "no corroborative was a*are the government to practice sources, including several Thursday a re - ejection hearsay and leaked out of impact of the Watergate However, he said he wished evidence of any kind" Mct'nrH awai 0 law. individuals who were in committee spokesman the Ervin committee. I have case. Scott said Nixon would let top aides documentary or otherwise - - mllteei,hL "l though "the testify at the hearings of a to support what McCord general public seems to be special Senate investigating reportedly testified had dismissing the matter as a committee. been told to him by G. Ntl.?* POWs describe camp tortures by N. Viets quarrel between political ^ J Weicker, a member of Liddy, also ' parties those of us whose the committee, confirmed e|ectfl profession is politics are that McCord testified convicted in the break in and witerga'te ZTTl^ • bugging. and making them spend long periods in stocks, shackles and leg deeply disturbed at any Miy. March Jo J MiduganSlateN^s, East Lansing, Michi„a„ Fridav. March 30. 1973 17 eicker said Ma Ire testimony 3 T\the • N'xon .I BUICK 1965 Wagon, "new tires, $225. Call Herman FORD 1967 6 cylinder, stick, re"tly $ - aware at ord 337-1215.3-3 30 asking $575. 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All new tires. 351-7240 archery, farm animals, and i r m a n Evenings: 355-3148. 3-4-2 3558255 COCKTAIL WAITRESS for d Typing Service horse science counselors for new nesday s •TRANSPORTATION HONDA 305 girls' camp in Ciare, ired that DATSUN 240-Z 1971. — 1967, excellent night lo •WANTED orange, 4 INTERNATIONAL condition, new pistons, rings, Michigan. Write Mrs. Ted SCOUT McCu Hough, y broken the» speed, radials, mag wheels, 1965 10400 West - Needs minor repair. $295, 351-0394, 5-4-5 ind partially " 36,000 miles. 351-8366 after VW BUS 1968, good engine, Ludington Drive, conli RATES • Asking $600. Call 484-9228 - Lake, FEMALE MODEL wanted nts of what 5pm. 3-3-30. after 5:30pm. 5-4-4 needs body work. $700 250cc SUZUKI SAVAGE Michigan 48632. 517- — tram 1971, 544-2629. 3-4-3 Apply at SANDPIPER 349-0298. 3-3-30 2,800 miles. Many extras. ' closed hearing. ADULT BOOKSTORE, 1149 DAYS datsun 1971 - 510 2 door IMPALA CONVERTIBLE - Like new. Color, pop-green. South Washington. 694-0565 I VOLKSWAGEN 1971 $525. Phone 349-1073. 2-4-2 found Mc( sedan, new radials, 1965, automatic, $200 or - Super 8-4-6 Ziebarted, best offer. 351-1048. 3-4-3 PLYMOUTH FURY III Beetle, attending law school, terative with excellent condition. - 1968, Best littee, and he p offer. 355-5994. 3-3-30 2 door hardtop, power must sell, phone 332-4241. 1971 KAWASAKI MACH III Insurance Salesman WELL DRESSED, attractive MAVERICK 1970 5-4-5 il - Excellent steering and brakes, excellent 500, 3500 miles, perfect ladies and gentlemen needed information 9.75 DODGE-RUBY condition, automatic, 37,000 condition. 349-2725. 3-3-30 condition. Best offer. as hosts and companions. d names and red panel VW 1971 POP disc van. miles, $1,100. Call 353-3585. - TOP camper. 351-4296. 1-3-30 Excellent pay. Call 489-0743 le range of 1965. Best offer. Call our subj 3-4-3 Still under warranty. New part-time agents 351-6706 after 6 pm. 3-3-30. PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1967, KELIDAS ESCORT told members radial average $100 per week - tires and muffler. ngton Press Club. ( MERCEDES BENZ sedan 1966, vinyl top, 3 speed, overhead $3,000. 482 7461 after 5 Auto Service / for 10 hours work. Call SERVICE, INC. 5-4-4 DODGE 1964 230S, almost new engir.e, cam, whitewalls, excellent p.m. 5-4-3 runs well, good clear, body and condition. $750. Capitol City WANTED VOLUNTEER tires. Best interior, must 351-1917 MAXI MUFFLER SHOP of East - offer. 641-4148. sacrifice at $1,700. 1 3-3-30 VW Underwriters 372-9664 WSI'sor Senior Life Savers to DEADLINE 1-3-30 (616) BUG 1969 - AM/FM, new Lansing. Economical exhaust for the detail. 749 -9175. 3-3-30 guard pool during recreation tires, good condition, $875. replacement. Custom work. its OKd P.M. at Michigan School for one class day FIAT SPYDER PORSCHE, 1967 - 912, silver 351 3873. 3-3-30 the 1971, 1600. - Free estimate. 332-2927. wfore publication. MGA 1600 grey, electric sunroof, radials, Blind. Call Kathy Ryan, orange, 32,000 miles, - 1959, super C-3-3-30 excellent condition, $1,075. leather interior, radio, best 373-3730 Extension 63 after excellent condition, $2,400. VW TRANSPORTER egI 1) Call 489-5096. 5-4-4 offer. 351-9523 after 6pm. 1962, 1 pm. 3-4-2 ncellations/Cor- 482-6134 after 7pm. 5-4-5 solid engine but weathered. METRIC MOTORS - VW PART time e used to lower 2-3-30 experienced rections - 12 noon one $100. 124 Northlawn. 3-3-30 repair. Okemos Road and MG MIDGET bartender wanted. Must be WAITRESSES WANTED must lass day before FIAT — 1971, excellent I-96. 349-1929. C-3-3-30 - 1970 -124 Sport and be neat and Coupe, condition, 33mpg, neat dependable. Call for dependable. Call tublications. rust SAAB 1969 V4 deluxe, good VW 80,000 miles, — BUS - 1969, good shape, appointment 655-2175. Ask Robbie for appointment. good proofed, "It's a Smoken' COMPLETE condition. condition, must sell. Phone $1,495. Call IMPORT Car for Robbie. 5-4-3 655-2175. 5-4-3 The State News will be $800. Phone Buy." 355-1211. 5-4-5 Steve, 372 Service including 351-1743. 1-3-30 8876 ignition, Aloysi, 372-6696 office, or 332 - 0897. 3-3-30 responsible only for the 351-3493 home. 3-3-30 MG 1970 chassis, brakes, and electrical. TV Green, great SIMCA Available at TECHNICIAN, full or part CHILD CARE and light irst day's incorrect condition. Call Link, 1969 - Hatchback, ROBERTS time. e the rate of nsertiorv ALL ads must be FORD good 1965 - Econoline van, condition, re-built 0866. 3-3-30 332 - 35mpg., good condition, with tape deck. 337-9349. 3-3-30 □0 AUTOMOTIVE CENTER. 4980 Park Lake Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for Road, Specialist, 3-3-30 Apply Electronic 418 Baker Street. housekeeping. 11 - 6pm Monday through Friday, own transportation. References pre paid the last 2 weeks engine, $500. 372-5767. MUSTANG, 1969, Mach I. HONDA 1972 500 four 2,900 and interview required. iplifting, by 5 pei 5-4-3 Good condition. Phone after TOYOTA CORONA - 1967, miles, excellent condition, appointment. C-3-3-30 INSIDE HELP full and part Phone 351-0728 after 6pm. Areas of abnor of the term. J - 5:30 pm, 485-2848. 3-3-30 automatic transmission, $1,395. Phone 482-5330 time. LITTLE CEASAR'S 5-4-5 .no Michelin tires, FORD 1967 - 4 door hardtop tools, owner before noon or after STUDENTS-FACULTY PIZZA, 337-1634. 3-3-30 1 be on creating p G&laxie, 8 MUSTANG 1965- Excellent maintained, records. Phone midnight. 3-3-30 SERVICE STATION cylinder workers, ods. Such metho condition $300. Call 351-0446. Best offer. 5-4-5 OWNING FOREIGN DELIVERY HELP automatic, best offer. - Must have driveway salesmen, full time. :itizens reporting 349 351-5739 7-9pm. 3-3-30 CARS, WE GIVE 20% LITTLE Contact Fred 0105^5-4-5 TOYOTA COUPE 1971 350CB HONDA. OFF ON PARTS AND car. CEASAR'S Heller at I - 1972, Clean, PIZZA, 337-1634. 3-3-30 349-9726. 1-3-30 project identific FORD CUSTOM jmber on his valu ISTIN HEALY 1966, new NOVA 1970 - 4 doo7, 6 automatic, under warranty, low mileage. $575. Call after CASTROL, 10% OFF 1964, 3000 brakes, tires, automatic cylinder, manual. Air. 9,000 miles. Owner 6pm, 372-7004. 3-3-30 ON convertible, for sale or $300. 349-9293. 5-4-4 ACCESSORIES LADIES FOR GALS WANTED FOR "Easter AM/FM. Michel ins, 24,000 355-6122. 3-4-3 escort/ dating trade. Phone 489 - 5828 miles. 351 1972 NORTON service. $3/hour. Call for Bunny" and photo helpers - 1414. 3-3-30 INTERSTATE, 349 4800. 3-3-30 5-4-3 FORD GALAXIE 500 TOYOTA CORONA Mark II appointment, - inside and out, runs - clean good, OLDSMOBILE 1969 Was bought December 1970, - Avon Fairing, 2,000 spotless, $1,550, miles, 351-2572 IMPORT AUTO PARTS 3^-30 482-0909. - Delta 415 South Cedar, REGISTERED NURSES STIN HEALEY SPRITE 60,000 miles, 882-8606 after automatic, air, AM/FM, 8 3-3-30 Lansing 88, air, full power, very low % block s. of FULL AND part time work Roselawn Manor Skilled 968, 32,000 miles, new top 5pm. 3-4-2 track, 17,000 miles, excellent E. Kalamazoo Nursing mileage, $1225. 641-4493. 8:30-5:30 Monday-Friday available close to campus to Home, 707 Armstrong Road, nd tires. $700. Call condition. C-2-3-30 Might consider 1972 8:30-3 Saturday suit your schedule, 351-1333. FORD VW HONDA CL350. Mint Lansing, has positions 26-2250 after 5:30pm. SEDAN 1963 or Opel for trade. - new condition, low 485-2047. 371-H47. 3-3-30 available full or part tires, $350. 349-9293. 5-4-4 393-1447. 2-3-30 mileage. time, Extras, 489-4336 after 7am - 3:30pm shift and 3pm VEGA GT 5:30pm. 3-3-30 CALL C. & L. BODY SHOP for OVERSEAS JOBS - - 11:30pm shift. Excellent 1972 GOLF and TENNIS $1,600. Must - silver, sell salary and benefits. Apply in HARLEY SPORTSTER XLCH Europe, South America, person or call 393-5680, Mrs. immediately! 355-5848. Africa, Excellent etc. All professions, Swan, personnel. 5-4-4 SUPPLIES condition - 2-4-2 OLDS 1969 88 4 door, $500 $1,000 monthly, - — throughout. $1,350 / best 57,000 miles. $950. offer. 351-2148. 5-4-4 MASON BODY SHOP expenses paid, sightseeing. PART TIME student VOLKSWAGEN BUS - 812 Shag balls-$1.25 / Doz. 351-3391 early am or late - 1966, East Kalamazoo Street since Free information write TWR employment with housewares Plastic practice balls pm. 5-4-5 sunroof, new tires, super 1 940. COMPANY, Department Q2, Complete auto distributor. Automobile shape. $1,100. 351-1524 HONDA 1971 350 Motosport. 2550 Telegraph Avenue, required. Flexible only — 6/$1.00 after 6pm. 7-4-6 3000 miles. $575. Yamaha painting and collision service. hours OLDS CUTLASS S - 1969, 2 485-0256. C-3-3-30 Berkeley, California 94704. 351 5800. C-2-3-30 1970 - 200cc twin, $325. '73 golf rule book — Free door, V-8, automatic, $1,200 10-4-10 or best offer. 355-9773 after VW, 1971 super beetle, lifetime 355-1057. Make offer! 3-4/2 with purchase QUARTZ IODINE SECRETARY. 10-15 hours warranty, best offer. Call headlight 6pm. 5-4-5 conversions, $28.95 pair. At COLLEGE MEN week, office experience 371-1145. 5-4-4 in BMW, marketing, Dunlop yellow tennis ball PEUGEOT 1970 YAMAHA, TRIUMPH CHEOUERED FLAG, 2605 part time work, $300/ required. 351-5800, 11-1pm. special - 504, 4 door, RICKMAN - lots of '73s in East Kalamazoo Street, 1 C-2-3-30 - can of 3/1.99 month, (reg. $3.25) sunroof, 4 speed, AM/FM, VW 1967 $600 less $200 stock. evenings and Tennis rackets, badminton birdies in stock - Parts, accessories, mile west of campus, Saturdays, Mr. Kovach, 39,000 miles, $1900. 1 89? valve job equals $400. service. PART - SHEP'S MOTOR 487-5055. C-3-3-30 489-3494. C-3-3-30 TIME secretary, -6172. 3-3-30 337-0285. X-5-4-3 SPORTS, INC., 2460 North approximately 10 hrs./week. Larry Cushion PH M2I667 PLYMOUTH 1950 VW BUS Cedar, I-96 Holt. Just south of FOREIGN ALLEN'S CAR service at DRIVER REQUIRED for Call 337-9322. 2-3-30 Sporting Goods ] B(ock North of Michigan Ave. good condition, $400. Call - orange, — 1968, rebuilt engine, overpass. 694-6621. C-3-3/30 Phone MARATHON summer season. Travel here GIRL 3020 VINE STREET converted for camping, best SERVICE, Abbott TO clean house Jus, w„s, ..i S.m.s and Lake and abroad with 32 year old Friday 371-3741. 1-3-30 offer over $1,400. After Lansing, call 351-8682. 5-4-3 male. Business and vacation. afternoons, $40/ month. HARLEY SPORTSTER Apply 117 N. Foster, Friday 6pm, 394-0349. 5-4-5 CH, Must be single, sharp and 1969, 13,000 miles, excellent March 30th between 5pm VW VAN - 1968, 9 passenger, condition, $1,500. 482-3926. m Submit letter of interest with and 7pm. 2-3-30 Experience Honda call 5-4-5 after 4pm, 394-0961. 3-4-3 HONDA 1970, CL450 looks and LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 experience in all types of years non-studio DRIVER 165, photo POSITION, Box River Forest, to Illinois > with it! Check the new apartment elegant rentals in runs like new. $675 firm. flight training. Approved for 60305. 3-3-30 today's Classified Ads. for s33.50/month. 351-7587. 3-4-3 veterans. AVIATION, FRANCIS Airport Road. Call 484 1324. C-3-3-30 WATER'S EDGE and MEDICAL immediately, RECEPTIONIST full time, permanent position, experience RIVER'S EDGE helpful, typing essential. Send resume 5-4-5 to Box A-1 State News. APARTMENTS Are Now Leasing for Summer and Next Fall. round employment. New You'll Get restaurant and lounge to open in Meridian Mall in May. Contact Mr. Murphy at 349-0150. Fully Carpeted 2 Minute Walk Floors To Campus 5-4-5 HOUSE yva} front anti Full Time Walk Out PARENTS - married childless couple to supervise, The quick r# Balconies evenings and weekends six anticipate y<" You put down $225 and this $895 Honda 350 Scrambler is yours to Maintenance semi - independent retarded ride. After that your monthly payments are only $33.50 spread out adult girls, in modern home. into Spring*" over 24 installments. And easy financing is available through the Excellent East Lansing State Bank at 2 Bathrooms Room, board, and monthly indlinfi Com" our a 16.4'!; annual interest rate. So by using Location salary. Call Dick Cooper sanymoresi m- monthly installment plan you can experience your Honda 350 — 393-7477. 4-4-4 NOW! This and other such deals are available at Haslett Motor Sports. Stop out and browse through our great selection today. Call Tim or Laurie COOKS - EVENINGS and full time Monday - Saturday. 332-4432 Must be experienced and HASLETT MOTOR SPORTS Or stop by dependable. Excellent working conditions, pay, and 1050 Waters Edge Dr. No. 214 fringe benefits. Phone I, lansin 2 mi. north of Meridian Mall at the corner of Marsh & Haslett Rd. 372-4300 JIM'S for TIFFANY interview, PLACE 3-4-3 18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Jriday J For Rent jj^j [ Apartments j|^| j Apartments ][fjPJ m i in [ Rooms COMPACT REFRIGERATORS. 839 EAST OAKLAND, Lansing, NEEDED ONE GIRL for Old 1 OR 2 BROTHERS to sublet THREE BEDROOM, 605 South IMMEDIATELY - Cedar CHRISTIAN HOUSE needs i 713 $7.50 pier month. TV's, 1st floor, furnished, girls to share house. Room Village. Rent negotiable. Twyckingham 3 man, spring Pennsylvania, $180 plus girl to sublet immediately DURANT , . color, $19.50 per month. basement and garage, utilities and Board $100. North end 337 0238. 3-3-30 term. Contact Solon, utilities. Call 351 1191. 34-3 Close. 351-1002. 3-4-2 bath and , *»i Black and white, $9.50 per month. MARSHALL MUSIC, paid. $140/monthly. 3-3-30 of Lansing. Call after 3 pm, 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED 351 3594. 3-4-2 .^nth. 372-851 jfjl 485 7032. 3-3-30 351-7830. C-1-3-30 1 BEDROOM unfurnished or mobile home, Colby Lake/M WANT ONE man for 4 man, Fee LARGE furnished, 3 BEDROOM, W block nicely MtN. SINGLE~rnn~ » from ,rom - 78. Deposit. 694 088 0088 Hall apartment. Call Abbott Hall. Available Union. Phon^i RENT TV'S, REFRIGERATORS, immediately, located on CAMPUS VIEW 3-3-30 353-3017. 3-4-2 ONE NEEDED, own room $60 term, no deposit, $325 spring after 4pm 4^ typewriters. Cheapo month includes utilitiM. South Logan just north of including utilities. 351-6622 334 rates! UNITED RENT ALL. 351-5654. 8-4-6 Jolly. Rent from $125. Ideal APARTMENTS NEEDED bus - GIRLS for 4 service man, NEED ONE man, Capitol Villa, 371 4367 1-3-30 after 5pm. 3-4-2 Michigan auo ""I for graduate or married UNIVERSITY privileges. and $62.50 monthly. pool apartment month. 137. $43.75 per Furnished, phone SUMMER: SIX bedroom, 332 5906. dorm 3-4.2 <3 ** students. For information OWN ROOM PARKING JUST north of 349-2374.3-3-30 351 9373.3-4 2 furnished, two baths, ample in house. $55 plus call 393-7863 or WALTER SUPERVISED utilities. 485-6473. Available Jacobson's. Call 332-8835 or 337-9706. 3-4-2 NELLER 489 6561. 10-4-10 COMPANY, HOUSING NOW RENTING LUXURY MAN FOR Twyckingham, 4 man, spring, $67.50 Call APARTMENT FOR rent across from campus, couples only. parking, 484-9774. 0-1-3-30 very close. now. 2-3-30 R0z::r';^i Lexington, 351 REFRIGERATORS, 351-1977. 3-4-2 SHARE ROOMY house with 4 351-5712, 8:30-10:30am, HOUSEMATE FOR lakeside log FREEZERS. FURNISHED 1 BEDROOM 4, 5 AND 6 MAN graduate men. Private room. ROOM $50 please. 3-4-2 cabin. Furnished, fireplace, , D ISHWASHERS, apartments, 600 River Street APARTMENTS NEED GIRL sublease spring, Parking. $55. 489-3174 campus. $78. 339 2310, 339 8922 Use ni 1 ESCHTRUTH APPLIANCES, 1 block from 1-496. From FOR SUMMER AND FALL 23-30 Americana, River Street. furnished house 315 South Bridge, Grand $155. 485-3140 or WALTER $160. 332-6306. 2-3-30 LOVELY APARTMENT 1 33-30 2-3-30 Si %l NELLER COMPANY, girl for 4 man. 337 1 891. Ledge, 627-2191. 5-4-3 WOMAN TO share house. 15 FIVE MAN house, very close, 489-6561. 8-4-6 AN ALTERNATIVE TO Spring. 2-4-2 NEED: Two girls for four man, minutes from campus. $65/ furnished, parking. Summer MEN DORMITORY LIVING CLOSE Twyckingham, Spring I month. 882 3790. 3-4-4 Fall. 484-9774. 0-10-4-10 MALE GRADUATE share 1 AND 2 BEDROOMS, summer FOR NEXT YEAR'S summer. 337-0256. 2-3-30 and fall, air apartment, own room, 2 conditioning, SOPHOMORE WOMEN MONTIE HOUSE has good LARGE HOUSE for 8 students baths. Call 3938043, after PARKING heat and water paid. $150 MAN NEEDED Meadowbrook Excellent location. Kitchen, sri OPPOSITE Snyder food, parties, and rooms for 3pm. 3-4-2 on Bogue Street. $25 per and up. Phone after 5:30 pm Trace, own room. $73 only $205 a term. Call laundry, parkirfl), garage term. 351-8661. 3-3-30 332-2110. 10-4-10 332-6246 month. 393-7187. 2-3-30 GIRL NEEDED for spacious 332 8641. 3-4-2 332 1918. 5-4-3 utilities, kitchen n"?' I STEREO RENTALS $23 per 135 KEDZIE APAPTMENTS 2 ONE MAN own room behind apartment, own bedroom, OWN ROOM IN house $70/ MEN, PRIVATE room in house, lounge, $80. 332 8965 laundry' 1'"% GIRL TO share 2 man rent negotiable. Call or term, $9.50 per month. Free man, furnished. Year leases Gables, washer / dryer, all month includes utilities. IK blocks to campus. Singles, 0-10-4-10 882-4959 after 5pm. 3-4-2 apartment close to campus. utilities. $85 month. delivery, service and pick-up. only beginning June 15th. 351-7349. 3-4-2 doubles, cooking, parking. Reduced air No deposit. TV's available at Call $175 until April 1st. 882 2316, 487 - 3216, 482 - conditioning, rent, furnished. 351 4504. 2-3-30 2 MAN FURNISHED apartment $68.00 NO Call 5-4-3 351-3089 after 6pm, spartan hall jzl same rates. 337-1300. C-3-3-30 NEJAC, 2937. 3 3-30 351-0174. 3-3 30 SPARROW HOSPITAL near, 1 available June. V4 block from - UTILITIES, 315 North Harrison. own women, week. singles. $,5I campus. Balcony, air room, 351-4495 or «l bedroom carpeted, heated, Come by. Welcome. 3-4-2 Rooms 0-33 30 ■ GIRL NEEDED spring term, 4 conditioning, 351- 4176 after air conditioned. $140. If 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED man. Campus Hill. $62.50. 5pm. 3-4-2 furnished, $155. Phone CAPITOL mobile home $30 week. 10 minutes to campus. Quiet 349-1081. 3-3-30 371-2732. 2-3-30 GRADUATE STUDENT, fourth LOW RENT to working girl willing to share house and 2 PRIVATE ROOMS, utilities included, cooking, laundry, S24 per CLU8,„„W^J assist with small horse farm Men, women ight APARTMENT and peaceful * on a lake. GIRL NEEDED for 4 man. man, luxury townehouse, , parking. Bob. 484-2545. 641-6601. 0-3-3-30 Waters Edge. 351-8857 or 911 MARIGOLD 355-3430. 2-3-30 near Aurelius. Call Judy, 3-4-3 0-3-3-30 332-8479. 3-3-30 373-0994 or 1 628 2577. lished, HOOM utilities and parking included. 2 MAN FURNISHED 711 BURCHAM NEEDED ONE or two men 2-3-30 CLOSE IN 2 MEN, cieaTl for - room efficiency, c,ose Linens $80. 349-9609. 0-5-4-3 4 man. $50. Close. apartment, 129 Burcham CHRISTIAN CO-OP women for share bath. Quiet Phone Drive, $135. 124 Cedar four person house across O.ie bedroom furnished apartment. Now deluxe 332-5774. 2-3-30 615 SOUTH FAIRVIEW, graduate student. seeking $24 337-2758 X i.^R ■Bvs, U' Street, $165. Available June from Akers. $60/month leasing for Summer and Fall. unfurnished, carpeted, 2 GIRL NEEDED spring term for weekly. 663-8418. 2-4-2 For Sale and September. Year leases Call 337-7 328 for appt. GIRL WANTED TO share bedroom house with 4 man Cedar Village. Rent including utilities. 351-7844. only. Call 487-3216. After 5 apartment, $50/ month, near basement. Available April CHRISTIAN 3-330 DESIRES male negotiable, 353-1019. 5-4-4 pm call 882-2316. 0-3-3-30 MILFORD STREET 126, 2 campus, call evenings 1st. $175. 349-1540. 2-3 30 roommate. $53, cooking, NEW ,972 BOY'S bike. Only 3 " blocks from campus. Deluxe, 351 6425. 2-3-30 utilities. 532 ichaiH Ann, 6, Easi air conditioned, furnished 2 GIRLS, FALL, summer, near C«" 337-1450, 351-2917. Charlie. 1-3-30 campus, own room. man, $180, 3 man $195. 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED 332-8903 evenings, OPTICAL DISCOUNT -H Now leasing. 332-3909, mobile home. SINGLES. FURNISHED, ENQ Colby Lake / weekends. 3-3-30 East 351 857 1, 372-5767. M 78. Deposit. 694-0088. carpeted, close to campus. Michigan, 0-3-3-30 3-4/2 _ MATURE, LIBERAL male or $14 $17/ week. 215 Louis. 372-7409 Open daily. Closed 95] 351 4495, 4-6pm. 0-1 3-30 RESPONSIBLE MAN for EAST LANSING Snyder Road, female, own room in C-33-30 lower duplex, 2 bedrooms, 4 collective house near Sparrow Lansing apartment, $55/ SINGLE - CLEAN, quiet, no month. 484-2309 after man, furnished, parking, Hospital. Phone 482-4548. cooking, close to campus, $260/ month. Call 349-4157. 3-330 6:30pm. 3-4-2 parking. 351-0631. 1-3-30 10-4-11 EAST SIDE Lansing, Frandor NOW NEED ONE man Eden Roc near. 2 bedroom house, MATURE room, MALE / ferrwle, own $50, 15 minutes collectibles. 5-4-3 Apartment, two blocks from furnished, $190/ month. SONY 8 • track reco LEASING campus. 337-2304. 5-4-5 351-5323. 5 4-5 campus. 482-8561. 3-4-3 Advent speakers, Dy> FOR 2 BEDROOMS, furnished, near CARPETED, FURNISHED, stereo amplifier. SUBLEASE 3 MAN apartment, FLX ■ 3 changer. Koss 9-7121 private entrance, share bath, SUMMER spring, near campus, Hagadorn/ Burcham. 6 headphones. i/inouncemrnts I'holography & FALL 351 3097 after 5pm. 5-4-5 337-0202 after 5pm. Bob. close 1-330 to campus. 351-3997. Sensorex SLR Sized 5-4-5 Pentax H1A with E F F ICIENCY. NORTH Binoculars, TV's, tyi Richard L. Hildreth FOR YOUR WEDDING WOMAN, BRIDES - - Harrison, furnished, spring GIRL - OWN room, $60 SINGLE room in 7101 Lake Lansing Rd. - - PICTURE YOURSELF CEDAR term or longer, $140. Immediate occupancy. Call house. $150 for spring term. tapes, $1 each. Lansing Choose 337-0483. 1-3-30 332-1855. 1-3-30 351 5995. 3-4-3 SECOND HAND call any time for appts. UNIQUELY VILLAGE 509 East Michigan, da\ vening Lamberts DON DeKONINCK'S STUDK i 7 ROOM PENTHOUSE 1 EAST LANSING- Duplex. 18b6 SINGLES/ DOUBLES, Bower 485 • 4391. Trades, 216 W needed spring, snazzy, close, Coo lidge Road. Just Co-op, room, board $225/ term. bank cards, 8 - 5 372 1360 485 8253 completed, Nice, 351-4490. 10-4-10 Lin?"1 $70. 337-2318. 1-3-30 beautifully daily. C-330 MARY'S CAKE & BRIDAL $43.75 MONTHLY 4th decorated, 3 bedroom, 48 HOUR The story of your person needed for Capitol STUDENTS OR garage, basement, central air, FRATERNITY HOUSE BAUTEL'S, 2916 Tun wedding told with photographs couple, nice WEDDING SERVICE readymade or custom Villa Apartment. 351-6989. private patio, $290 per IV5 9212. All in professional color unfurnished 2 bedroom, spring term, room/ board, - •Flowers - fush or fiber month. Lawn maintenance 2-3/30 carpeted, equipped kitchen, call 337 2093. 33-30 yarns and supplies, 5-' ♦Cakes ERNST FLOETER and snow removal included. ♦Invitations STUDIO GIRL TO share room in garage, overlooking park. LOGAN BROS. PRINTING Call 351-0485. 3 4-3 SINGLE ROOM 2 blocks from ANNOUNCING 4871 Saginaw Highway 513 s. BRIDGE Twyckingham, Reduced to $190 a month, utilities 2619 E. Michigan - Lansing GRAND LEDGE $65. 332 2115. 5-4/4 included. 485-2481. 3-4-3 campus. Cooking. $50 per reduction on prices I FOR RENT 2 bedrooms, 627-7058 month, utilities included. papers, and poste 2 MAN APARTMENT, near partially furnished, near 332 6990 3330 at THE DAY lUihi rws Jacobson's campus. All term $275. campus. $190 a month plus FOREVER, 107 Tux linn a Is 332 0239. 3-4-3 utilities. 489-3731, after 5pm lUMMER. SINGLES. Cedar, Lansing. DECORATED CAKES An outstanding selection NEEDED IMMEDIATELY 372-4755. 3 4 3 Completely furnished, Saturday, 11 • of gowns, from 1 WEDDING + GROOM 2 utilities, kitchen, parking. TV 3330 traditional or 2 men for 4 man close, BEDROOM, FURNISHED, BIRTHDAY to avante garde. HUGGINS TUXEDO bus service to campus, $200/ HEDRICK HOUSE co-op has lounge, laundry, very close. furnished. Must move. Will one female opening. $220/ ANNIVERSARY RENTAL sublease $50/ month. Call month, sublet 3 months or $60. 332 8965 or 484 9774. 5 DAYS LEFT' term. Call 332 0846. 3-3-30 STEREC 676-4329 Greg, 337-0595 after 6pm. longer. Immediately. 0-10-4-10 Laboratory semi Each cake given 1116 E. Michigan 353-7066. 3-4-3 products sale, $300 5-4-4 •2006, special attention Jrurlry 4894830 BASEMENT ROOM - spring items, 2 for tf 1 GIRL NEEDED spring. Own $45/ month, near campus. GULLIVER STATE Across from Sparrow Hospital GIRL NEEDED for 3-man, Pets welcome. 351-3094. 1105 East Grand Ri Great location. No deposit. room, nice roommates. liridtil Registry Jacobson's 393-8307. 2-4-2 3-3-30 ROOM / BOARD with parking. 5171. C-33-30 332-0992, 332-2115. 3-4/2 Females only. M.A.C. area, Precious Stones Our Bridal Registry Beautifully Set and Bands for bride <£ groom. WEDDINGS NEW furnished, E F FICIENCY carpeted, private - MAN FOR Campus Hills, 4 man, no deposit, pool. 349-3091. CLOSE TO CAMPUS 3 people for house. Very reasonable. No 332 8835, 337-9706. 34 2 13-30 phone. 512 Dorothy. CLEAN QUIET room, close to Is At Your Service entrances. Near downtown Fine Jewelry First to introduce the 3-330 Mason. 10 minutes to FOR campus, $68/ month. Call STREET FLOOR double A magnificent possession LIEBERMAN'S new knit campus. Vacant. 351-3809. 351-1754 Saturday or 3 S. ADVENTURE COAT pick a car from today's 2 MEN TO share, private Washington - Lansing 2-3-30 Sunday. 2-3-30 482-1457 Classified Ads - 355-8255. bedroom, furnished, clean. in colors for your 209 E. Grand River ED7-1759 - East Lansing' Spring or Summer Call 372-1199. 33 30 QUIET ROOM for male student. 211% Grand River, across Wedding. NEAR GOLF COURSE and ski from Union. Upstairs. $48/ Mid-Michigan's largest BICYCLE Buying at THOMPSON'S club. 3 bedroom FRANDOR JEWELERS you ranch. 2 month. 351 6629. 5-4-3 Jacobson's have t heo pportunity to tuxedo shop featuring flare complete bathrooms, Visit our complete shops inspect your diamond, under or baggie pants, basement, fireplace, fully 1 OR 2 GIRLS for room in for the home- our GEMOLITE Microscope along with the greatest carpeted and draped, built-in house off Kalamazoo. $65 and take selection of colored bookcase, washer, dryer, monthly. 485-1330. 3330 advantage of our Bridal Registry shirts with ruffles, and refrigerator, dishwasher, AUCTION Bridal Registry accessories. garbage disposal, central air MALE TO share room, campus, Lower Level conditioning. 332-4598. 1 block awey. Furnished, $400 plus utilities. 3 miles cooking, parking, $50 offerings. We a from MSU. 10-4-11 monthly. Call Mr. Chapman design rings to n liritlal Slut/is requests. 694-0841. 3-330 Dorothy's Bridal Shop BRIDES-MOTHERS BRIDESMAIDS —Custom made THOMPSON'S FRANDOR JEWELERS 3220 Mall Court Phone 332-1385 for - Frandor 2522 E. MICHIGAN SALE CEDAR GREEN! -regular & hard to fit sizes i jewelry service 372 8624 15972 Turner-Lansing SALES AND RENTALS Call 372-6941 for appt. who's whose m THE COMPLETE WEDDING SERVICE DIAMONDS: By ORANGE BLOSSOM GOLD FASHION GOLDMASTER PINNINGS WEDDING RINGS: By ART CARVED ENGAGEMENTS ORANGE BLOSSOM Judith M. Yates, Allen GOLD FASHION GIFTS: For the Park senior to John 1135 Michigan Avenue right next to Brody Comp Borger, Parkersburg, West CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS BRIDAL PARTY Virginia senior. are now leasing student and married co« OPEN THURSDAY units for Spring, Summer & Fall These spacious apartments are carp and furnished with distinctive EVENINGS. Vickie THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MARCH 29 & 30 furniture. Each unit has a garbage d'*053 Swain, Drayton individual air - Plains, sophomore to 1:30 P.M. at SALVAGE YARD conditioning. These two - man units have parking space or Reception Supplies Bruce Makenas, Oak 1330 South Harrison Road apartment. Recreation is planned for with a giant swimming pool and I* balconies. We also have a full - time resident Lawn, Illinois, MSU grad, Michigan State University Campus. to be among the first residents manager for any problems. If V° University of Illinois of CEDAR GREENS call today. The one - dw BRIDAL GOWNS grad. units start at Various makes and conditions. All items may be seen $85/month per man. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CA FROM $50. at Salvage Yard, March 28th from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 Iv.H?bf.SHAFFER Between 1 ft 8 pm. 351-8631. 3-6-9 and 12-month 332 " 508i ELEPHONE 337-1314 p.m. and March 29th and 30th from 8:30 a.m. to MANAGEMKNTtiXCLUSIVhL Y BY AU STAII MANAS*#!"110 pE 1047 E. Grand Rlver 319 E. Grand River Ave. 1:00 p.m. East Lansing East Lansing, 241 E. SAGINAW HWV. Michigan Term*: Cash CAST LANSINO, M"~niflAN Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 30, 1973 19 Rooms n® Mobile Homes lR STEREO tuner, pre - ,m" H Peanuts Personal -IB [ J® U.S_ ARMY backpacks, 11*5 A A a wnm a WHAT'S.^ ba,h and ontSl 1 and amplifier. Priced Phone 627 ST°RE. $1.99 Frlandor. MARLETTE 12-X60- with ■372-8819!JJ onably. 351-5323. 5-4-5 T X 21' expando. EXPERIENCED PAINTING - Happening 1. 3-3-30 Excellent condition. interior and exterior, Unfurnished, SCHWINN VARSITY carpeted except kitchen, custom BIL, WHEN do I get to ta.te reasonable. Jim, 355-6067, 10 speed CUES NOW IN: Treadle BUV',20". $80. Mags - Four skirting, sunporch, steps your dorm food? 1-3-30 Ed, 315-0870. 3-4-3 ling maching, wooden ice 11 Supers, accessories, $115 included. Call 625-7186 days FOR L cherry stork table, Call 489-6652. 625-4458 after 6pm and Real Estate Q JALITY service on i»»«... 5-4-5 dorm Call ^ irtback rocker and many „ items. Visit THE DAY weekends. 5-4-3 stereo equipment, see the STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East * SCHWINN •5906.3-4-2 *■ FORE FOREVER, 107 women's SUPER ,poa I LUXURIOUS LIVING without $1,500 DOWN Grand River. C-3-3-30 10 speed - Lansing, rth Cedar, Lansing. bicycle upkeep. Pool, playground, IN Excellent condition. 1 attractive 3 bedroom. Newly Announcements for The Ann Arbor Mime XEROX COPIES It's r,n9 duPle*,$60/^ ' Bday Saturday, 11 - 5:30 1. 3-3-30 old Call 353-0947 year after and Mobile game Home, rooms available. decorated, basement, garage. COPYGRAPH SERVICES, 4 i What's Happening must be will perform Troupe "Alice's summe, 1:30pm. 3-4-3 2 bedrooms, $14,500. Phone 484-0595 or received in the State News Adventures Underground" at ixington, 351 5057. ^ extra sharp, with storage shed call 1- M.A.C. and Grand River office, 341 Student Services 8:15 More IWH and 587-6680. 6-4-6 below Jones tonite through Sunday, on page 20 Stationery Shop. Bldg., by I p.m. at least two class $5° 1 I TAPE deck X200D, 38 voice tapes, $275. 332 • 200cm, _SKI~7lalorri~racer Spademan extras. PAVLIK REALTY, Derald Call ROGER BY OWNER, Red Ceder 337-1666. C-3-3-30 days before publication. No with a second show Saturday at 11 p.m. at Wonders kiva. There 3 $80. 339-9369. 2-4-2bindings area mp?uw °» }. 3-3-30 Heath, 371 - 2890 or 485 - bedroom home, large yard. announcements will be accepted by phone. will be a mime workshop at 2 married students mished 4950. 3-3-30 hoUS8. •8836. 0-3-3-30 &30 339-9369. bath. Full price $2,700. Call MSU, through calculus. 332-1127. 8:30 p.m., and Bldg. 2-4-2 shopping, and schools. 3 midnight Derald Heath 485 4950 or Saturday at McDonel kiva. some with study - bedroom ROGER PAVLIK REALTY cape cod, large Drawing for free pizzas will be Media '73 invites students, RIFLES and handguns living room with held at each 371 2890. 3-3-30 fireplace, showing. faculty and community to an |all - kinds. Buy, trade and FIRS1 formal dining 'ties, kitchen "9". laundry. v#yl BOB'S GUN SHOP, IN COIN AND STAMP SUPPLIES' corner lot with room. Spacious fruit trees. Hi Del will services at 6:30 hold Shabbat information picnic from 7 - 10 p.m. Monday in the Union from M49 per mo. •' 332 8965 or 43^] 2 b-2244. 15-4-17 South Cedar, call Lost & Found E) Owner immediate transfered, occupancy and followed by dinner. p.m. Friday Talmud Ballroom. Bring an For more information call 3SS ingredient. UNFURNISHED ^LIBERTY COIN SHOP; - class will be at 0282. offered. 8:30 a.m. LOST OLDER Call now at calico female Saturday foDowed by services at 223 Abbott kitten, "Tuna," from 355-9842 and ask for Bruce 9:30 a.m. and children welcome [iLlNEAR III speakers, 'Next to State Road 229 Darrow, or call CAPITOL Kiddush at 319 MSU Diplomacy acord 50H turntable with Theatrs Beal. 351-6566. 1-3-30 Hillcrest Ave. Organization Lnton 681 EE cartridge. 337 2401 REALTY, gallery of homes, state is sponsoring a please, no pets convention of diplomacy or 489j I Link, 332-0866. 3-3-30 FIND SOMETHING? 393-9600. 2-3-30 players starting at 7:45 MSU KNOB HILL a.m. If you've found a volunteers, Saturday and continuing HARMONY 5 of value, we want to pet or article OTTAWA HILLS contact your s't u through the day in I19A Berkey JED SEWING machines string banjo, $40. help you coordinator to Just listed this three bedroom ari Hall. All are invited to attend 95 up. Zig-Zag and Sapphire compact car radio, return it. Just come into the transportation APARTMENTS and times a: $10. Lightweight 26" ranch. Full as anytime Saturday. stitchers, portables State News Classified basement, possible. boys attached 3-30WOm9n ^ 1 c0"50'6 models- Singers, bike, $15. 2 couches, $10 Department and tell us you garage, breezeway and located MDP students: The Student Kenmores, and many $15,332-5689.2-4-2 want to place an ad in EAST on a Academic Advisory Committee 349-4700 LANSING STATE BANK'S beautifully landscaped lot, is now accepting petitions for MEN, clean, near Meridian Mai' and MSU. the 1973 e htion. 30 used vacuums $5 found column. As a public - 74 year. Anyone ie 337-2758. Linens fur X I- Uprights and tanks, service EAST LANSING Reasonable priced; can be | Typing Service ^ WANT TO buy 10 speed English interested can pick up a petition 9 - 5 Mon. bought E.O. or MGIC. For ir. 141 Baker Hall. Thru Sat. bys, Electrolux, Rainbows STATE BANK will run the girls bicycle. Phone NIKON 24mm F2.8 ad at no extra cost to you. appointment call Mrs. PROFESSIONAL IBM 627-6314. 3-4-2 Closed on lens, still on < : er to mention. Hours warranty. 351-5869. 1-3-30 EAST LANSING Robinson, ADVANCED REALTY, at 351-2621, dissertation typing. MA Sundays STATE BANK or English degree. MARTY DUST OFF THAT unused > 5pm Saturday 9-12 piano 1972 BOY'S 10 485-3045. 2-3-30 NORTH, 351-3487. C-3-3-30 and sell it for cash ELECTRO GRAND, WATERBED, HEATER, C-3-3-30 with a "• Only 3 actual East Michigan, Lansing. thermostat, frame, pad, liner, Want Ad now! Dial LOCATED I NEAR GOLF 337-1450, Donn,. 3-30 71"x79", $60. 4846705 LOST — 10 week Lab/Shep course and ski PROFESSIONAL IBM typing 355-8255. 1-3-30 club. 3 bedroom ranch, 2 (Pica-Elite). 11 Are you interested in a % MILE NORTH puppy, March 9th. Please call years AL DISCOUNT ENGLISH amplifers and 332-5442. 3-4-2 complete bathrooms, experience. Sandi, 339-8934. CHILD CARE in my licensed nontraditional Jewish group on OF JOLLY RD. ON it basement, fireplace, fully C-3-3-30 home Infants or pre campus? Call Marc 355 5708 Michigan, Life time guarantee — - - ]® ims. •7409. Animals carpeted and draped, built-in schoolers, near M.S.U. 332 or Dave 353 - 1316 for OKEMOS ROAD Open 9.5 parts and labor. GILL FOUND: KEYS in State News • 4307. 3-3-30 information. ly. Closed Business Office. Call and bookcase, washer, dryer, EXPERIENCED TYPIST, close .ECTRONICS. 349-9293, •3-30 FISH FREAKS refrigerator, dishwasher, to MSU. Electric typewriter. irnings and 5-7pm Monday - 29 gallon identify. 355-3447. S-5-4/4 DON'T FORGET blood comes There will be a bicycle Odells with sliding garbage disposal, central air Call 349-1773 evenings and preventive mrsday. 5-4-4 glass lids only from people. care, repair and for $21, 10 gallon setups for FOUND: HANDMADE conditioning. 332-4598. weekends. 373-6726 Professional selection workshop for everyone puppets, donors $13.50, 20 gallon setups for near Van Hoosen. $5,000. 3 miles from MSU. weekdays. 0-1-3-30 at 7 p.m. Sunday at Synergy. ; TA cabinets, $340. Identify. compensated. MICHIGAN $21. Cardinals, Tiger Call Ken, 353-7529. C-2-3-30 10-4-11 541 E. Grand River Ave. Barbs, COMMUNITY BLOOD Cherry Barbs, Algae eaters, COMPLETE THESES Bctibles, 5-4-3 CENTER. 337-7183. Hours The Recreation SERVICE. Discount printing. Society for Creative OLUME - Children's Zebras, and Glow lites. On - Monday, Thursday and Anachronism will hold its first IBM typing and 8 - rent track recoi speakers, Dyi b le story nusic and book. literature 12 sale 5 for $1. Sunday only, MONGER, at Thursday THE FISH — Personal J0 EUROPE SUMMER FLIGHTS binding of theses, resumes, publication. Across from campus, corner Friday 9-4:30. Tuesday and Wednesday 12-6:30pm. meeting of spring term at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Union Tower Room. All ye persons of the reo K 3 changer. Koss ■ amplifier. ■7121. 5-4-4 set for children. Michigan, open 1522 12 - East 9pm TV RENTALS $23 $9.50 per month. per term, Free Bonded and guaranteed, advance M.A.C. and Grand River, below Jones Stationery Shop. C-3-3-30 Middle Ages attend! There will Your first headphoni weekdays, 12 - 6pm Saturday booking only. Reserve today. delivery, service and pick-up. EAST Call COPYGRAPH isorex SI and Sunday. 3-3-30 No deposit. Stereos available LANSING Sized Hoover tax oculars, TV's, typev H1A line, Call excellent washing 332-8039. after shape; FOR SALE 2 at same rates. Call 337-1300. C-3-3-30 NEJAC, VACATION 351-2650. 5-4-5 TRAVEL, SERVICES, C-3-3-30 337-1666. CoUmgtooob tampon - quality Arabian estries. 400 used 3-4-3 mares. Fifteen minutes from TYPING TERM papers, theses, ts, $1 ;OND each. HAN0 EED BIKE, baskets, campus. 5-4-3 Call 353 - 6231. BOARD EXAM TUTORING WANT TO CRUSH etc. JEAN Electric. Experienced. means should lock, T utoring MASSEY, 393-4075 I East Michigan, classes now being C-3-30 condition, $20/ best formed k i • 4391. Trades, cards, 8 5 ler. 351-4252. 3-4-2 SPRING PUPPIES - top for LSAT, MCAT, DAT, Board the coming .the be a • quality, AKC, low prices, EXPERT TYPIST, Selectric. C-3-30 exams. For information call y. Elkhounds, $75. Samoyeds, $100. 313- 354-0085. 0-1-3-30 SMOKING HADIT? Math experience. editing, multi-lith, offset Minor Shorthaired, EL'S, 2916 Turner i 9212. All mixed, . $10 each. small, Call printing available. 372-3826. Kotex - 19-3947. 3-42 663-8418. 3-4-2 0-3-3-30 ns and supplies. TIN 8 $300 Gibson ANN BROWN 6 weeks - Typing and )UNCING immingbird. $400. German Shepherd /Lab puppies, multilith offset printing. jction on prices indmade electric guitar. $10 each. Call 353-5044! Complete service for After 5pm, 393-5646. 5-4-5 ers, and posters condition. dissertations, theses, THE DAY 5-1813. 3-42 ABORTIONS - FOR free manuscripts, general typing, GOOD HOME and information and referral, call REVER, 107 parents IBM. 23 years experience. wanted for nine ,ral Lansing. Tue 60/65 RECEIVER month, A.F.P.I.O., a non - profit 349-0850. C-3-3-30 llent registered female Irish Setter. organization at 202- jrday, 11 - r condition, $325. 332-6802. 1-3-30 30 e 332-5580 9 785-1077. 1-3-30 EXPERIENCED IBM typing. - 5pm. 0 Dissertations. (Pica - Elite). 4 BEAUTIFUL FREE kittens \YS LEFT1 - WOMEN Fayann, 489-0358. C-3-3-30 — MEET interesting, Calico, grey, tiger stripe. wratory semi STEREO, five months old, compatible men. Absolutely 487-0306. 2-4-2 SPARTAN GARDENS ducts ,s2 n for sale. Mar $300, now 6-2006. 2-3-30 - $180. free. Write J. & S. DATING SERVICE, Box 779, East Spartan Gardens will Crawling distance from LLIVER STATE 5East1 Grand Ri , GIRLS 5 speed, gold Lansing. 5-4-3 take phone reservations between 6-9 p.m. April your favorite night spot. .1C-3-3-301 light, 351-6893 morning, PREGNANT? •Air conditioned ings. 2-3-30 1970 RICHARDSON - 12'x60' WE understand. PRESENTING . .. 2 and 3 (Mon., Tues.). 'Unlimited Pwking Call us. PREGNANCY 'Dishwaters 2 Rental cost for plowed 'New Furniture bedroom, fully carpeted, COUNSELING. 372-1560. due G BICYCLE SALE - 200 furnished. to popular interest and fitted plots is $7 •Shag Carpeting in stock, Located 12 0-3-3-30 'Model Open Daily Bottechia, minutes from campus on THE 5-DAY PLAN for the season. 2771 Northwind Hercules, Peugeot, Cell 351-8282 peaceful lake. Priced to sell. HAPPINESS IS (Behind the Yankee Store) Garlatti, Welker, and TO STOP SMOKING Call 339-9628. 675-5267. 3-4-3 i. ALLSPORT BICYCLE IP, 518 West Cross Street, NEW MOON Mobile home - walks of lite and all ages to Monday through Friday ilanti. 483-7194. 19-4-25 find out If they were happy. April 2-6 7:30 p.m. rtical 'Suspensil MARKET, Meridian Mall, 10'x55' with 6'x8' awning, 3'x8' expandable living room, 3 Over very 40% said they hapny, almost 50% said were Union Building - Parlor C Free Admission SUMMER!3 Because only Kotex tampons have soft, (3 bedroom, all furnished. ♦airly happy, 9% were either rounded ends ine * Frame And Body & is. Lansing miles East of New gas furnace and water make it one of the .. insertion guides gentle I on M-43), softener. Lot 19, 3420 West For further 31st and April 1st. 35 instead of two bulk^ RRY MARKETEERS. Main. Lot rent, $35 per month. Full price, happiness? Let STATE News Classified Ads give It a information best in your life at tubes .. and more $26,000. Phone 355-1268 protec.ion than the Promotions! 1-3-30 485-0362. Charles boost. You'll find all kinds Leonard. leading brand. But 3) IMP® OAKl $25. Refrigerator, $15. $25. Beautiful old 5-4-5 of good things there to add zest to your life. goods, lively autos, swinging Sporting or 349-1956 A short walk from campus, "731" the only way to be convinced is to let a 1206 ■ie OLDER MODEL trailer 8'x28', irtm tlful Apartments Kotex tampon be sewing machine, $30. furnished, new carpeting, offers you the utmost in luxury and summer your first llaCIV4-4411 7894 after 5pm. 1-3-30 living. one. draperies. $995 or best offer. Lounge around the spacious pool gettin' tan and 9r IV 2-4444 2756 East Grand River Lot 0NENT SYSTEM - sippin' something chilly. Take a dip if you get too C-22, 1 mile east of campus. warm. - 60 Turntable, 5-4-5 tuner/ amp. Knight $220/ best offer, Inside your "731" apartment, you'll find plush If it m^-6 p m furniture EN1 PARK ESTATE 1972 3 10 carpeting, complete with a balcony and WATER'S EDGE - a I. 1-3-30 bedrooms, 14'x65' with two 7'x14' expandos. Will sell Mon - Sat air conditioning. There's even a dishwasher to help clean - up after parties. Visit "731" today! wasn't, furnished or unfurnished. here's a Phone 627-2836. 5-4-5 and Summer Now $A H Leasing Summer Fall and Fall r second st RIVER'S EDGE ' ' per person 731 Burcham Dr. 351- per person chance. APARTMENTS Are Now Leasing for Summer and Next Fall. You'll Get (iiwkiiu Neenah. Wisconsin 54956 Fully Carpeted 2 Minute Walk Floors To Campus Walk Out TONY COATS Full Time ON GRAND RIVER Maintenance Balconies Campus Hill Apartments, now under new management is leasing student units fc. Excellent WINTER, SPRING, SUMMER. These spacious apartments are carpeted and furnished 2 Bathrooms Location w th distinctive, comfortable furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and air conditioning. These 4 man units have up to 4 parking spaces per unit and include the use of a giant Call Tim or Laurie swimming pool and recreation room. Throughout the academic year there will be free bus transportation to and from 332-4432 campus. We also have a full time 12-month Resident Manager for any maintenance. If you want to be among the first residents of unit MDEN OF^RWiY 1050 Waters Or stop by Campus Hill call today. 2 bedroom units start at $62.50 - month per man. Model daily 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL at 349-3530. open Edge Dr. No. 214 Delights 3, 6, 9 and 12 MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE. ALL STATE MANAGEMENT 351-1310 241 E. Saginaw Hwy. Suite 411 20 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan - riday, March 3Q j( Kelley calls rumor false (continued from page 1) Some of the tax foes co n t aining 162,900 have contended that signatures demanding a revenues could be used to referendum on the tax increase. implement cross - district school busing. The drive was launched If accepted for the The following employers will ice, anthropology, criminal (B M). nutrition (B). RESTAURANTS OF by stateSen. .JamesGray, D - November 1974 ballot, the be geography, labor interviewing Monday ce, and TOUCHE ROSS AND CO: PEAT. MARWICK, AMERICA, INC: referendum would suspend through Friday, April Q through ustrial relations Hotel, Warren, and James Fleming, (B), all Accounting (B M). MITCHELL AND CO: restaurant and institutional collection of the legislative April 13. If interested in an >rs, James Madison College, Accounting (B M). R - Jackson. It was also tin UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC management (B M). M), agrihus organization, report to Morrill College (B). CO: Mechanical engineering (B). P R E S T O L I T E CO.. increase in the tax. UTICA COMMUNITY aided by the Michigan Placement Services at least two unting, economics, financial DIVISION OF ESTRA CORP: communication! T a|,r|c" The state now collects SCHOOLS: All elementary, Americanism Council Inc. school days in advance to sign linistration, psychology Accounting, 355& WEDNESDAY: geti usinc secondary and special education and the American nine cents tax on a gallon of up for an interview and to ology, zoology (B M). BLACK RIVER FARM AND administration (B M). obtain additional information. ling ■ tio RANCH FOR GIRLS: Summe Independent party. gasoline. MONDAY: ad mini . THURSDAY: employment: l reshman throng ROYAL-GLOBE ALLEN AND O'HARA INC.: psychology, physiology (B). All INSURANCE ARTHUR YOUNG AND CO: graduate students (women). CO: All majors, Hotel, restaurant and majors, Lyman Briggs College EMERY INDUSTRIES, INC .'ollege of Business (B), general Michigan and Ohio schedule: Chemical, civj (B). Schedule Chemical husi administration, Accounting (B M). Nationwide SIGNODE CORP: Building one: engineering (B). Schedule l keting (B). all majors. locations schedule: Accounting mechanics, me! General business administra College of Engineering (B). (B M). ARTHUR ANDERSEN AND SALUTO ATHENS AREA SCHOOLS: (B). FOODS CORP: ).: Accounting (B M), C.OLDNER WALSH. INC: General business administration, Elementary positions: Second, :retarial administration (B). fifth and sixth grades. Junior ERIDAY: Horticulture floriculture, marketing, transportation BURROUGHS CORP: All administration (B). all majors. 'iigh positions: Mathematics. landscape architecture (B). MBAs, systems science (M). administration, psychology (B). HIL TI FASTENING College of Business (B). Sei 'igh position! ^ T°YS A CATERPILLAR TRACTOR materials science, mechanical SYSTEMS INC: All majors, STANDARD OIL OF OHIO: Mathematics, psychology (B). ,M, (M), "' 'nanclal ■"IminisinJ CO: All MBAs. engineering, metallurgv (B). ollege of Business (B M). civil. All majors. Colleges of Arts and CAPITOL CITY marketing (M). "f UNDERWRITERS: All majors MIDLAND pnin.U FINDLAY COUNTRY STOUFFERS. electri and Letters. Business. CLUB: Summer employment: RESTAURANT AND INN all colleges (B). ing (B M). Communication Arts, James el. and DIVISION: Hotel, restuarant E.I. DU PONT DE Chaplin's "Tilly's Punctured and OKEMOS PUBLIC Madison, Justin Morrill, Social effec institutional management, NEMOURS AND CO: Romance," W. C. Fields' shorts SCHOOLS: All elementary, e (B). Tuesda (juniors above). food science and human Agricultural economics, animal and "Way out West." part of the or mdary and special education. STEAK AND V L E Presbyterian Church at the new Hillel presents series, will be GIFFELS ASSOCIATES, corner of Ottawa and Chestnut shown at 8:30 p.m. Saturday at INC: Civil, electrical and Streets, Lansing. A counselor Hillel House, 319 Hillcrest Ave. mechanical engineering (B M). from Gardner Junior High will ROCHESTER COMMUNITY speak. This special program is open to the public, especially Novel Production: Schpiel. Caustic satire, harem girls and Yemenite dancing will be at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in Purim SCHOOLS: (B M). ALCOA All secondary and special education TUESDAY: CO: elementary, Building w Parlors B and C of the Union. Be construction (B). The law enforcement prepared to dance and make ARTHUR ANDERSEN AND committee of the Convention CO: See Monday's schedule. for Responsible Council will meet at 2 p.m. Sunday in 38 EQUITABLE LIFE OF NEW YORK: All MBAs, The MSU Free Store will be accounting, economics, financial having an organizational meeting at 3 p.m. Monday in 4 Student personnel administration, risk All freshmen and sophomores Services Bldg. Everyone is and insurance, transportation are invited to attend the Beta administration (B M), general TG at 4:30 p.m. today at 1148 E. Grand River Ave., across from secretarial administration (B). all Burger King. majors. College of Communication Arts (B M). engaged or KERN HIGH SCHOOL The i 11 recently marri :ouples of all DISTRICT: All areas (B M). inizational meeting of the faiths will me rom 2 - 5:30 LYBRAND, ROSS BROS. mid - Michigan Chapter of the p.m. April 8 ai at Edgewood AND MONTGOMERY: All National Railway Historical United Ch MBAs, accounting, financial Society at 7:30 p.m. Monday in Hagadc administration (B M). the Gallery Rooms of the $4 per couple. For more details PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE Lansing Public Library. Model, call David Rolfe at 372 - 4020 CO. Ol AMI RICA: English, When arc regular prices prototypical and armchair or Rev. R. Paige Birdwell at 332 history, philosophy, theatre, railroaders are invited. For more - 869 3. general business administration, information call Chip Rogers at marketing, risk & insurance, 484- 1210. MSU Sailing Club invites aU advertising, communication, to a sailing film at 7:30 p.m. journalism, television and radio, Sunday in Shaw Hall. 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