3> 1973 ri the es sD michigan Volume 65, Number 127 Michigan State University East !Msw Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 4, 1973 iere are no inese - Senate fails to override isniiatiom, have been iince 1855, on is not ternationji eto of rehabilitation bill ■he conflict People, "hina and ctionalized American WASHINGTON (AP) - Houses must override to pass a vetoed The rehabilitation bill was the first is a rubber stamp Congress going bill. of a dozen bills vetoed the Peoples rident Nixon won his first spending After the vote, Sen. Hubert H. by Nixon last docilely along with everything he ina to the with Congress Tuesday when the year after Congress had adjourned that wants," Brademus said. "He would sustained his veto of a $2.6 Humphrey said, "It's just a Democratic congressional leaders destroy Congress as an effective Power has bill for rehabilitating the goddamned outrage, a national shame. hoped to override. institution for making decisions." ct on most I'm ashamed to be in the Congress." Democratic leaders selected the bill The rehabilitation bill would have cans, it has ing to feel ^'senate Ltv favor of overriding in mustered a 60 the "Mr. Nixon with his mandate has declared war on the maimed," for the first veto test because of its emotional content and its long history no actual impact on the budget since it merely authorizes programs and sets David Humphrey said. of congressional support. The vetoed Lui, but it was four votes short of the "It's a day of infamy for the White spending ceilings. The money to graduate thirds majority needed. No bill had passed both the House and operate the programs would have to be vote was taken since both House." Senate unanimously. The current appropriated in separate legislation. version, cut by $930 million in a need for However, Griffin and other response to last year's veto, was passed ty because 318 to 57 by the House and 86 to 2 by Republicans argued that the psychological effect of passing a bill consider re could be the Senate. sh, because communist lericans J.S. However, jubilant Republican leaders said they thought the Senate vote had given Nixon a clear • cut edge in the budget battle with Congress that authorizing expenditures far in excess of the budget would have serious inflationary The consequences. vetoed bill would have are authorized $2.6 billion over a three-year ■ more vocal would make it easier to sustain later n s order to with power of the to vetoes. Nixon Only 10 Republicans deserted on the vote while Democrats, including Sen. John L. five period for continuing and expanding a program of grants to the states for basic rehabilitation services, and for Presidents A merican McClellan, D - Ark., chairman of the launching a new program of grants for President Nixon and South Vietnam's President Nguyen Van (dieted, I * * • the severely handicapped. Its first - Senate Appropriations Committee, Thieu pose for photographers before meeting at the Western on is d Chinese ne with an ■lanoi invasions voted with the administration. The importance of upholding Nixon on this first test was stressed year authorization would not require any increase over current spending. White House in San Clemente Tuesday. AP Wirephoto welfare ol The secretary refused to by Sen. Robert P. Griffin, R - Mich., lericans WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary give details the GOP whip who led the Senate .mmac Elliot L. Richardson said °n the size of the U.S. bombing Nixon Defense pledges aid >ecome floor fight for the administration. association «dav that the United States would campaign in Cambodia but said it does "If Congress had passed this bill the -to consider "reintroduction of not resemble the December blitz dam would have been broken," said »ir suDDort" if Hanoi launched .. —*v bombing of Hanoi and Haiphong. Griffin. He predicted that it would jother massive invasion of South Richardson, testifying before the House defense have led to the passage of other bills ietnam. appropriations that would have increased spending' subcommittee, said Hanoi is unlikely But he "" said such an invasion is to launch another massive invasion of $50 billion over Nixon's budget. to South Vietnam j .i . i, . nlikely and that he believes South the Uke the one last d Rep. John Brademas, D • Ind., the fnrroc rniild dPTAnn ietnamese forces could defend principal House sponsor of the ». . added: emselves against less extreme air "But if they should do so then the legislation, called the Senate action ticks. United States would have to consider, just » skirmish in the 8eneral battle on spending. Richardson also said he could not if it were critical to the survival of snpn lni* SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP) - But the communique crowning two ER leculate on the ibing in Cambodia. length of American It has to be looked at on a day to basis," he replied. "Our objective South Vietnam, reintroduction of U.S. air support." Richardson said, however, that he believes "the odds are somewhat It also would prove costly to the administration in the end, he predicted, because it had ended any prospects of cooperation between Congress and the President Nixon and President Nguyen Van Thieu threatened reactions" against Communist cease • fire violations Tuesday as Nixon "vigorous days of summit talks at the Western White House made no specific pledge of renewed U.S. military intervention and gave no specific dollar figure for They jointly declared that "actions which would threaten the basis for the to bring about full compliance with better than even" that peace will be President for this session. promised substantial postwar what it termed an "adequate and agreement" signed in Paris "would call economic aid for South Vietnam. substantial" economic aid program. for appropriately vigorous reactions." iecease • fire agreement." (continued on page 13) "Clearly, what the President wants Thieu came to Nixon's oceanside In addition to Nixon's pledge of compound seeking a guarantee that substantial postwar aid in the years the United States would intervene just ahead, the communique included EAI INDUSTRY FEELS PINCH militarily in response to any blatant violations of the cease - fire agreement these major points: —Nixon said he intends "to seek ler signed two months ago. congressional support for a longer In the 1,500 word communique, range program for the economic U.S. Nixon ruled out none of his options. development of South Vietnam now consumers s But the document did not contain a precise guarantee of renewed U.S. that the war has ended." —Nixon also affirmed that the United States expected to continue, military involvement. Mrs. Milliken says she is not The two leaders, meeting less than a "in accordance with its constitutional From Our Wire Services Michigan have displayed determined Peet 'Packing Co. in Bay City, actually involved in a meat boycott, week after the United States formally processes," to supply the Saigon The meat industry began to support of actions aimed at forcing concurred with other Michigan meat feel the meat prices to lower levels. but has engaged in "very selective ended its military mission in South government "with the material means nch of the nationwide consumer packers who said Monday they were Vietnam, said they "viewed with great for its defense" consistent with the Michigan Gov. Milliken went home shopping with the emphasis on poultry beginning to feel the crunch. oycott Tuesday as wholesalers concern infiltrations of men and cease fire agreement. Sun. Monday night to a tuna casserole, as and lower priced cuts of beef and - ■ported layoffs and supermarkets said packing houses began to feel a pinch, pork" for some time. "Our problem right at the moment aupons lies were declining. "It's beginning to this and major supermarket chains across is failure of the livestock people to »k like they mean business," one The governor said Monday he did market livestock. We're having a anly. lore manager Consumers said. said they were the state prepared for the worst. After one weekday of the controversial meat boycott gaining not feel the public should "make the farmer the scape - goat for inflation." dickens of a time buying cattle in the market." 10 minority students lined to stick to their guns. "No the "A blanket boycott for all meat momentum across nation, «»t for my family until after the could tend to hurt most the man who Jesse Davis, vice president and sales Michigan consumers were beginning to Standard Beef Inc., oycott, however long it may be," a opperin Detroit said. Officials and consumers throughout cut the fat off their grocery budgets with fish, fowl and fuming indignation over the high costs of meat. gets the least out of the food dollar the farmer," Milliken said. But Millis Peet, president of the - manager Detroit, of said his plant normally processes 150 to 200 head of cattle chosen for council per day, but Monday's volume ByTERI ALBRECHT Several of the newly - elected dropped to 100 -125 head. State News Staff Writer students said Tuesday they would Spokesmen representing dozens of Minority concerns may receive continue to strengthen the Black ^ea restaurants feel pinch, supermarkets across Michigan reported increased sales prior to Sunday's increased attention in Academic Council because of the election of 10 Caucus and attempt to restructure University college courses which they beginning of the boycott week as minority students to fill the at large deemed irrelevant to blacks. seats in the council. many shoppers stockpiled meat The students were elected from supplies to avoid buying this week. The results of the election ncrease menu prices meat PtAN four categories representing blacks, By LINDA SANDEL on A spokesman for Meijers supermarket chain, which operates 24 held designed to fill the positions, which are to insure minority representation on the council, were Chicanos, any other nonwhites and women. State News Staff Writer outlets in Muskegon, Kalamazoo, Ann released Tuesday after a two - day Over 8,500 ballots were tabulated, )IES IN of meat items on menus from Arbor, Grand Rapids, Flint, and East delay caused by computer problems compared to the 545 ballots cast in URAL and validation procedures. «ny restaurants in the East (continued on page 13) (continued on page 11) « have Lansing increased considerably as Iraduate filers despite attempt to maintain profit rising wholesale costs, re and creased > prices, however, have not damper on business activity, meat managers say. boycott has Even the HEW rule forc caused only . drop in the sale of meat items In* 1" turn'been m»de "P by a work-stu " to to lL ! and credits 5 Jbutcent fish, tuna and salad orders, re selling around a 5 Per our normal there does increase By TONI PELLILLO quit effects them depends on the specific result of a revamping initiated by HEW lid Frf d ,,,cheese and tuna sales," State News Staff Writer type of aid, whether and where they on financial aid available to college jraduatt Severs^01"! ' mana«« of Lums. are employed and parents' financial students. All the money a work - study does a student with a probablv ^ 881(1 they would What situations. student earns is now deducted from Ct V ihe fuH effect of the financial aid package do when the One senior, an employe at the his financial aid allotment. En h'°Und Thursd*y ^d Friday University "asks" him to terminate his Kellogg Center for two years, was This means when a sutdent used up :o Msjness 8e"erally do their heaviest on • campus employment because he has made too much money? notified winter term that she had his allotment, he must be terminated exceeded her financial aid provisions from his job or he will be required to j fourth To date, approximately 1,000 by $450 and promptly was told her refund to the University an amount [V* thu S h6arly t0 18,1 whether or students have been "warned" by letter job would have to be terminated. equal to his earnings over the Three lid ZT \have 8 b'8 effect on us," that their on campus jobs have "I was really upset when I found (continued on page 13) :eptional CanHi 6l' mana8er ot Cave of provided monetary aid near or in out because without my job to depend will be Eft; ^ich specializes in excess of pre-estimated financial on, I wouldn't have a cent," she said. •fecials " on "We're including needs. After some searching, the woman to uti vPe®etarian Items on our found a higher paying job at an East iau?» fyaH of our customers." Henry C. Dykema, director of SN refund 5 may be financial aids, estimated that about Lansing restaurant to help pay spring Pinch are th fe®lln8 the biggest 200 students were dismissed from term bills. Students Wmarilv whose customers are work ■ study jobs last term because of "Now I'm in debt and don't even carrying 10 credits or )Y ^ out S6nts and who rely on more who do not wish to read the have enough money to pay this "PeoDll for thelr livelihood. financial aid restrictions. He projected that 400 or 500 additional students month's rent." she said. "I realize it's State News or use its services may rUDIHS Riches "Me ..eatin8 'ewer meat receive authorization for refund of bo a Hobies "ti, ^ perry Robson of What will be asked to leave on ■ campus employment situations this term. not MSU's fault, that it's a federal deal, but 1 still think it was wrong to the $1 subscription fee paid at ^ soups aLVe been subst'tutlng do it," the woman continued. registration by presenting their fee 16 Ctty 8nd yogart Instead." A Lums cook prepares a steak for a customer University oflficails estimate that The students' choices are limited, receipt card at 345 Student Services i!:s|0y' mana«er of Red Barn Tuesday, as the demand for meat items stayed aobut 11,000 students are receiving admits Henry C. Dykema, director of Bldg. through Friday from 8 to 12 ** down JT*8'11 hls overall sales normal through the nationwide meat boycott. some type of financial aid, but financial aids. a.m. and 1 to 5 p.m. "early 40 per cent. "Our whether the Dept. of Health Continued on page 11) State News photo by Dale Atkins Education and Welfare (HEW) ruling The requests are being made as the Wednesday. April 4,1973 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Pot-puffing By TOM HAROLDSON Previous to the hash rep about the issue." stirs censure call have little enough faith in them, as when they have people are not expressin, Bullard said he represents the laws of the state and in personally found that contempt for all laws bu lummafy State News Staff Writer festival, Bullard called on State Rep. Warren his colleagues in the house the constituency in Ann the legislative and judicial marijuana is less harmful rather the particular |,J to Arbor that elected him - decisions without having than alcohol. they are challenging. O'Brien, R Warren, join him in trying elected representatives "This censure presented a resolution to marijuana at the festival as a knowing that he smoked Political awareness attempt hi U j f^ r. the House, Tuesday, calling fact - finding project. No marijuana - and it is to this breaking the law. ignoring this contempt an J marijuana laws in for the censure of state Rep. other attended. representatives constituency that he ''If representatives elected break the The this state are morally and challenge of the opposed to the ridiculous JJJ Perry Bullard, D - Ann answers to, not the House iiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiimiuiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiuiuiiiiiiiiiiii Arbor, O'Brien said the Bullard's of Representatives. law and get away with it, philosophically wrong and marijuana laws," he said for smoking actions not only were illegal that encourages other people can see this," he "Instead of trying to marijuana at a public Bullard backers said. "It is their awareness the silence "It's just a goddamned outrage, a national meeting last Sunday. but a bad mark on the people to break the law me representative deliberately," O'Brien said. that the laws are unjust that should concentrate shame. I'm ashamed to be in the Congress. In integrity of the House by "All representatives their presenting the arouses contempt and efforts in giving an image to the represent and answer to "This creates a double examining "Mr. Nixon with his mandate has declared war resolution, O'Brien said mistrust for them." laws in question." Bullard blatantly violated public that elected their people who put them standard of the law in this on the maimed." Bullard said marijuana is the Controlled Substance representatives are above in office," Bullard said. "My country which puts a bad O'Brien said his censure the law. image upon the laws and the an example of the injustice move has the Act of 1971 by smoking people have not expressed unanimou, Sen. Hubert Humphrey, D Minn of victimless crimes that - marijuana publicly at the "I was taught that no any concern at my actions representatives." support of about 15 people one was above the law," he but in fact have joined me Bullard countered this many people of the state but House sources See story page 1 second annual hash festival doubt in Ann Arbor Sunday. said. "If I deliberately broke several times to smoke accusation by saying that have personally that the resolution will lea* llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIMIII the law, I owuld expect to marijuana and discuss issues the reason people have little experienced. He added that the House Breaking the law when this contempt is p0ijcv faith in the laws is because Committee "If a person breaks the pay the consequences no concerning them." translated into action, the where it £ matter how strongly I felt O'Brien said that people they are making no sense to currently being reviewed. Senate OKs drug penalty law, he must pay for it," O'Brien said. "This holds especially true if he is a The Senate voted Tuesday for mandatory prison representative of the people, SUPPORTERS OPTIMISTIC sworn to uphold the sentences for nonaddicts who illegally manufacture constitution and laws of the or sell as much as one - tenth of an ounce of heroin state." or morphine. For first offenders, the would be 10 to 30 years minimum sentence in addition to the smoke Bullard said marijuana he festival and would continue at to do so because the laws of did the House receives shield bill By DANIEL DEVER The only exceptions the chances for its passage penalties provided by present law. For a second all he has to do is invoke from being forced to revea — the state regarding its use State News Staff Writer included in the legislation appear to be excellent. shield offense, a life sentence would be mandatory. are unjust and senseless. the privilege," sources even if th A strong press shield bill would be in cases involving "The fact that more than In neither case would an offender be eligible "Reports by the federal Stackable said. reporter's information coul which would give reporters libel or slander against a 40 members signed the bill prove the innocence of for probation, suspended sentence, or parole government and other virtually absolute reporter or when the indicates that it has broad, The bill was also defendent. sources say that 13 million except after serving 30 years of a life sentence. people in this country protection from being reporter has knowledge of a bipartisan support," questioned on a possible Such a privilege could forced to disclose news future criminal act. Cawthorne said. denial of due process of law smoke marijuana," Bullard constitutional basis because sources was reported out of "What we (judiciary Other members of the Stackable said. said. "It is absurd to believe it would protect a reporter the House Judiciary committee) are trying to do House were not as Magee mistrial declared that these 13 million people will all go to jail when it has Committee, Tuesday. in passing this bill is to enthusiastic, however, State Rep. Jackie prevent newsmen from expressing some reservations A mistrial was declared Tuesday in the trial of already been proven that marijuana is less harmful Vaughn, D-Detroit, sponsor of the measure, called it becoming investigative agencies for the courts, the about the bill. Rep. Frederick Ann Arbor voters Ruchell Magee, accused of murder and kidnapping than alcohol." "the strongest such governor and the Stackable, R-Lansing, a in a 1970 escape attempt in which a Superior Pot law changes legislation in the country." legislature," Vaughn said. member of the judiciary Court judge was slain. "The laws of this state regarding marijuana must be The bill would protect all reporters from being forced Vaughn seemed very optimistic about the bill committee, said the bill may "go too far" in attempting elect GOP mayor Presiding Judge Morton C. Colvin declared a By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL changed," he said. "They to disclose names of news passing in the House and to protect reporters. mistrial after the jury reported for a fifth time that must reflect what science information to one of the cosponsors of the Voters in Ann Arbor Monday elected a Republic! sources or "Under this bill a it was hopelessly deadlocked. and studies have proven, judicial, House Minority mayor who vowed to try to repeal the city's liben any legislative, measure, reporter could not be Magee, 34, a black convict serving a life term at and that is that marijuana is administrative or law Floor Leader Dennis marijuana ordinance. required to talk about James Stephenson, a 46 - year - old patent attorney an not harmful." enforcement body. Cawthorne, R-Manistee, said San Quentin, was accused of murdering Judge anything he doesn't want to a former city councilman, regained the mayor's office f Harold J. Haley in the Aug. 7, 1970 attempt to the GOP in Ann Arbor for the first time since 1968 escape from the Marin County Courthouse. Democrats split their votes between the regular part candidate, Franz Mogdis, and the Human Rights par candidate, Benita Kaimowitz. Stephenson said one of the first things he would try do is repeal the ordinance that makes possession or use Cambodia memo withheld marijuana punishable by a maximum $5 ticket. Voters turned out Democrats in Ann Arbor by givi Stephenson 15,172 votes to Mogdis' 11,378 The Nixon administration is withholding a State Kaimowitz's 5,047. Dept. memorandum that seeks to justify Ann Arbor Mayor Robert Harris did not seek anoth enjoy discrete term. continued U.S. bombing in Cambodia, fearing it Ann Arbor voters also approved proposals to fund would only intensify congressional criticism, citywide door - to - door bus system and the creation government sources say. bicycle paths and road improvements. 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The blackout hit an 80 - mile stretch from south Home Entertainment Center, Capitol Avenue, Meridian Mall 399.95 Palm Beach County to Homestead, 35 miles south and Westwood Mall Jackson. of Miami. , 1973 I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 4, 1973 3 Four open campaigns for 2 city council seats By JIM BUSH relations director; Mickey S. shuttle buses. She also McNeil, an MSU senior in Davis, a candidate in the L State News Staff Writer The East Lansing City *^71 counci' election; and called for the preservation and expansion of low - cost political science and life - long resident of East Council election campaign H. xMcNeil, vice housing in East Lansing. She Lansing, said she wants an got underway Tuesday as president of East Lansing said the city's proposed improved link between the Democrats, announced their housing ordinance is a step Seek endorse four young residents announced their candidacies candidacies at a morning in the right direction. city council manager and city for more effective I four candidates for city council seats hope the McNeil, vice president of the East for two council seats. press conference at the ~ " city administration at less rh«e Lansing Democrats Mention for a Responsible Council will endorse Club; Nelson Brown Jr., co - founder of the Coalition Nelson Brown, Union, All four cost. S, for the Aug. 7 primary. m They are (l-r) Karen for Human Survival; and Mickey Davis, 523 Grove St. cofounder of the Coalition are seeking the tax for residents and She agreed that East for Human Survival; Karen endorsement Srtry Ie9'*'at'vs dir"'°' "" ASMSU; M"»"" S.N. Photo by Jon Tyner Cordry, ASMSU legislative Convention nonresidents, Cordry said. She said she would work Lansing needs system to a mass transit alleviate the Responsible Council. The for revisions in the city traffic congestion along convention meets this Grand River Avenue. The charter to give council more [SPITE CONTROVERSY weekend to platform adopt and an issues endorse power over city officials in carrying out its established city also needs to establish public health care facilities candidates for the Aug. 7 for its residents, she said. policies. primary and Nov. 6 council 'Under East Lansing's She said the University election. City system, where the city Health Center does not recommended that may reconsi Brown, graduate resident a and 1967 MSU 10 • year of East Lansing, said he is seeking a council officials are appointed by the city manager and are responsible only to him, the adequately serve students and the city must make up for it. jyJANESEABERRY the Avenue to Albert Street, At a special meeting held examination this summer. city council is unable to She called for more L News Staff Writer money be deleted from this creating a pedestrian mall. March 21 to discuss funding Patriarche said that the seat because he fears exercise any degree of attention to housing and lhe peripheral route year's budget. It depends on V e h i :les would for the increasing bureaucracy and women's rights by the city. the route, the opposition to the route was supervision," Cordry said. city council," he said. authoritarianism in [roversy is not dead yet. Patriarche added that the cted to the commission decided to drop based on residents opposed American society. He said "Such a system makes a "Some of these problems Ihough funds '°r funds for the route were restructured Albert, Ann, the route from this year's to losing their homes for the most effective place to mockery of elected will require a radical Ktro versial city route deleted until the planning Charles, Division and budget but not necessarily construction of the route, start to make democracy representation and makes approach in order to 1 dropped from this Linden streets to alleviate from the six - year capital criticism of heavy traffic in the city manager the real implement change," she L capital improvement commission, which makes work is at the local level. * resulting traffic problems, improvements program. residential neighborhoods power behind a council that recommendations to the "East Lansing is a good n budget, City Plans for buying "The peripheral route and is only a figurehead." John Patriarche city council, completes the a "misunderstanding place to begin," Brown said. property for the project has been dropped as far as that Grand River Avenue ' She said the city study of the downtown 'The political awareness | the deletion may be were included in the original the commission is traffic would be sent over here is marijuana ordinance is an L temporary. plan, which includes the capital improvements concerned, until the re - there (residential areas)." high and the example of the problem she peripheral route. potential for progress /•That's only a budget, city Planning examination of the The completed capital great." sees lommendation by the Basically the route Director Michael Conlisk downtown study," Conlisk Davis said he wants proposal would prohibit improvements study states He said East Lansing Inning commission, vehicular traffic on MAC said, but it received a bevy said. He added that he that the Grand River should take the councii to establish more Iriarche said of the Avenue from Grand River of criticism from citizens at hopes the study will be Avenue - Michigan Avenue - lead in city parks »We demand a n "They an open meeting March 14. completed for Abbott Road traffic relief solving the problems created city of flowers," he said. public . by an industrial, urbanized He said council should project, which would have cost the city $103,000 and society. He specifically not have permitted the called for more recycling of ORIS STUDENT CRITICISMS was formerly part of the reusable materials, construction of a restaurant peripheral route, has been near the corner of Albert expanded efforts on a mass Street and Abbott Road. He dropped. transit system in East said he would go to court to "Due to a lack of COGS reviews rating form agreement within community as to the exact the Lansing and cooperation neighboring local with try to stop the restaurant's construction and make the location a park. design of such a project," governments to the apply iByLINNEASLATER when Evaluation Services the value of ratings by study states, "the regional solutions to local Council will make any final construction funds have (state News Staff Writer recommended some changes fall term. students, citing a science decisions. been eliminated at this problems. he Council of Graduate magazine article showing a In the only action taken time." "Participation has to Differing uses of the strong correlation between increase in local Jdents (COGS) discussed form by departments have showmanship and the rating at the meeting COGS The peripheral route plan government," Brown said. ■ computerized forms used appointed Randy Brighan, was originally sent back to raised questions concerning a professor receives. Cordry echoed Brown's 1 most departments to West Unity, Ohio graduate the usefulness of the present Some of the students the planning commission for demand for a mass transit ■luate professors and student, to the Financial form. Many professors and were in favor of having the further study last year by system and suggested the Bointed two graduate Aids Committee and the departments have developed rating results published for city council. city set up a network of |dents to committee their own forms. student in Elizabeth Harper, Okemos iy- use choosing graduate student, to the All Leinbach, COGS Many of the graduate courses and to show the University Orientation students responded with student the results of the Jpointee to the Committee. criticisms of the forms forms. Rucational Policies based on experience with Leinbach will give the amittee of the Academic them In the classes they reactions to the chairman of icil, asked the council have taught, saying the committee investigating ■tractions to the Student students' only motivation to the forms, who will Itructional Rating fill them out is the teachers' formulate recommendations Item, a from designed by I Office of Evaluation insistence and that the for change. The Academic Vices to give students an questions do not lead to iiortunity to evaluate constructive criticism. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ |fessors. Educational Policies One student said that the questions seem to evaluate a It's Great Two for le ■mmittee began an ptigation of the four professor's personality rather than his teaching * one J r old • evaluation system - methods. Others questioned ^Meatless Pizza Special £ — To Be ./ Y Hie BEAVER *2.25 delivers 2 medium (12") * Greek 1 item meatless * is pizzas. 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Because very few0f th! everyday |( inform the public which they crime was due to a presidential military complex holdup an extreme Sunday to protect Washington last week as that crime The of public television had dropped in the capital by 50 per election year, law-and-order advocates rape are reported, law-enforcemem Sights that the right of a suspect held in serve. feel the rate of illegal bugging will continued unabated and blackmail of experts do not see any chance that this w common cent. There is some questioh about the connection with the slaying of The bad part about the continue because of the permissiveness television owners broke all previous type of crime will go down. the first h figures released, however, because records. when Martin V. Brown to have a fair prosecutor's exaggerated concern certain crimes committed in of bleeding-heart Justice Dept. Administration assaults on the Although more police have been er is that the State News and other lawyers. added In Washington, pollution ,m all over and impartial trial. Only after Washington were not included in the networks were up 43 per cent over Acts of perjury in front of grand violator have been getting away s dreary <■ much coaxing did Scodeller even local newsmen were forced to statistics. If they had been, the with juries, Senate committees and in civil 1971. murder. It Is now estimated that then ivity has si. confirm the name of the suspect depend on second - hand optimism about the decline might be Crimes of passion against rmal somno considered premature. cases reached an all-time high, pre 14,901 unsolved pollution crimes on and acknowledge on what charge accounts for information about Here are some of the crimes not surpassing the record set by the newspaper correspondents hit record the books, with an average of 75 The militai highs and the mugging of news sources being he was being held. the Brown murder case. Local reported in Washington in 1972: Harding Administration. committed every day. ' the Americ tripled under the Nixon administration. ,al dissiden Granted, Scodeller has a duty police were "sworn to secrecy" Housebreaking at the Watergate Attempts to intimidate witnesses Armed robbery of the American While street crime was down, uilel of W. and Scodeller was unwilling to Hotel was up 100 percent. and obstruct justice were up 23 per to avoid pretrial publicity that Illegal bugging of politicans cent. taxpayer by the military-industrial crimes associated with executive h bunkers; might adversely affect a talk. privilege were up by 13 per cent. Around tl defendant's right to a fair trial or Scodeller's desire to steer sitions. whi< Political fund-raising frauds clear of pretrial publicity is an ome more result in a change of venue. Local TRttWVtRfcSr broke all records, but there have been ime have newsmen also should respect that admirable objective, and the no prosecutions by the government irters, oth< right and avoid the reporting of press should respect any attempt because of a shortage of watchdogs. ves for war sensational news that might be made to insure that the Illegal arrests of demonstrators were imering defendent receives a fair trial. down, thanks to the end of the The marsh; prejudicial. Vietnamese War, but unconstitutional However the public at large But the prosecutor's self - eir brigh surveillance of American citizens noufiage si — through the intervention of imposed curtain of silence served continued to rise. iwn or jung the media — also has a right to no purpose except to confuse the Bribery in the form of campaign taped to know at least the essential facts facts of the case and to make it sonnel carri contributions doubled during 1972 and in any story. Such tight - lipped more difficult for newspapers to 0 of one ol the smuggling of cash contributions security does not improve a fulfill their obligation to the nts. for immoral purposes across state lines Last week, defendant's chance at a fair trial. public. increased by 74 per cent. sident of tl Aggravated assaults on Congress by iincil and tl the President were up 54 per cent and he controve 'premeditated vetoes of legislation dblocks ou budge s to stop I County broke all records. ling in. While President Nixon has At the road expressed concern with the increases the ma Insisting that administrators for funds or putting it out on in all types of crime, he still considers and elected officials follow bid. criticism of his administration the p, Wilson's th of their t established procedures in their At the same March 13 Number One crime problem in the mold Army requests for additional personnel meeting, Ingham County Sheriff country today. It has become ts across the and funds may seem eminently Kenneth Preadmore stomped out serious that he is studying the THAT'S THE LAST OF THE PRISONERS . . . NOW, WHERE'S ALL THE MONEY TO REBUILD Jovernment reasonable. But apparently it is when the commission insisted NORTH VIETNAM?' possibility of bringing back capital punishment. spokesmen such a new development for that he go through proper 1 successio: Ingham County government, that channels in his request for a it has produced two permanent water safety officer. confrontations with Unfortunately, in the commissioners which reflect the county showdown between Judge amp The Doctor's B°9 -'4^ board's new view of its role. Kallman and the board, the In one instance, circuit court commissioners backed down, reluctant to challenge judicial om Judge James Kallman blithely By ARNOLD WERNER, MD submitted a bill for $3,200 power even when that power was Allowing worth of new furniture — abused. But most heads of spa per ec who complain about these matters ai itry last w including a furry black loveseat, departments, like Preadmore, Letters may be addressed to Dr. Is a feminine deodorant spray externally. If there is a vaginal looking for more hair, not less. tciated Press two furry blue chairs and a will not have a free rein with the Werner the dangerous when used by a woman discharge, this should be specifically at University Health treated according to what is causing As you indicate, your great natun Oklaho coffee table — without new commission as they did with Centra*. Names need not be included engaging in oral sex? Having the safety resource appears to be genetic. In in the discharge. The vast majority of Arguments the old. unless a personal reply is requested. of my partners in mind, I thought I approaching the commission first vaginas stay remarkably clean with way could the situation you describ al punish m would drop you this note. be considered abnormal. Jugglin km of wh« relatively little attention. Another Modern technology has improved form of chemical assault is the use of chemicals to decrease the amount o penalty d« our lives in many ways. However, aside harsh douches. body hair a man is endowed * category ol from antibiotics and contraceptives, sounds neat, but it would also result i who have POINT OF VIEW our genitals have not benefited that Douching is rarely indicated except the shriveling of your testes, decrease at go forth t for the treatment of infections, though much from the media nical and sexual drive and a high pitched voic it may be helpful in preventing Washin chemical contrivances that have Your less hairy chest might also b ^ has discharges associated with the birth Higher education recently been marketed. Some devices such as vibrating dildoes are relatively harmless, whereas other mechanical control pill. A perfectly fine douche for general use is made of one tablespoon of household vinegar in a graced by snail breasts. Speaking about your chest, yo really did it when you shaved the rmation he III to be on, that By MARK SANDLER begin a process of serious re - examination of its purposes devices, including some penis pint of warm water. off! One of the complaints thi the distance New York and priorities. expanders, seem as if they have been patients have following surgery is tl and less b City graduate student The charge made by Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley that My most serious concern about Write On is that it rips devised by a berserk and diabolical My father and I are very hairy. The tremendous itching waiting for " less and off desperate students for often inferior work. Beside the Rube Goldberg. hair to grow back. It passes in a coup the sense tl Write On Inc. is "subverting the process of higher hair is heavy and black. Every morning obvious point that its prices are too high, an institution Feminine deodorant sprays are a of weeks once the hair gets lot education" is patently absurd. There is no process of higher I try to get a close shave, but by such as Write On allows students to play along with the misapplication of the idea of living enough to lie down fiat against tl education to be subverted. Higher education was long ago evening the beard is well grown. I also educational system as it now exists rather than force the better through chemistry. Superficial skin rather than to stand up straigl driven out of existence by the major colleges and made the mistake of shaving the hair universities of this nation when they took op the University to change. similarities between the armpit and the and be tickled. Men are sometim on my chest, and now I can't stand to A student who is willing to pay $20 for a paper would crotch have apparently led to the told that struggling with somethii responsibility of screening students for prospective let it grow back. I absolutely don't employers. Write On is merely a logical outgrowth of a probably be willing to pressure the University to change if treatment of them in the same fashion, difficult "puts hair on your chest." the former alternative did not exist. In this sense Write On which is a pity. The application of want to grow a beard. I would be very looks as if you have a chance to del system where grades precede education. is a reactionary force. On the other hand it seems that Write deodorant sprays to the sensitive happy if this heavy hair could be with the converse. As a teaching assistant for two terms, I have detected On is the conscience of the University — a symbol of its tissues of the external genitalia and of somehow reduced to light hair by a Your dislike of beards three plagiarized papers submitted by students for grades. It failure, the vaginal area can lead to irritation unfortunate and I don't understand change in my chemical balance. is difficult to maintain sufficient objectivity to determine I believe that > why the Attorney General has and infection. I have no idea what You could be saving yourself abol whether these particular assignments and courses lacked initiated this action. The University and the larger society it they do to oral tissues, though the Reviewing the whole bunch of two days a year of shaving time if yo sufficient interest to be worthwhile to students or whether serves make a general practice of prosecuting or in other mouth seems to be much heartier than letters that I have received over the had a beard. Your only choice ap| these students' general experience at this University has ways attempting to obliterate the symbols of their failures. the vagina. last few years from men concerned to be to carry an electric razor generated an attitude of alienation toward any assigned The existence of an organization like Write On near this In the absence of vaginal about the amounts of their facial and you and to shave once during the work. campus demands that the administration begin to seriously discharge, genital cleanliness best body hair, I find that yours is in the if it's that crucial that you be cl In either case it is the responsibility of the University to reconsider the needs of its students. handled by soap and water applied minority. Overwhelmingly, the men shaven. Smoking Millions for Two To the Editor: To the Editor: The arms race is very much alive transportation or health care, but will not be used for these things unle we pressure Congress to do so. I have read with much satisfaction despite the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks treaty. That is one reason why Please ask your representatives your recent articles and editorials about smoking in class, in particular President Nixon is asking for the Congress to vote against the race nowhere Cents highest defense budget since 1945. . your editorial Monday which Mark Nels< recommended that smoking be Flint Juni eliminated in class albeit the The administration is asking for democratic way. $79 billion-more than any year during the Vietnam War. Yes, the volunteer I say, sir, bravo on your courageous Worth stand, but even that does not go far enough in ending this scourge against academia. These unhealthful turds NaT army will be expensive and there has been inflation, but the real reason for this enormous defense budget is the continued arms race. must be made an example of. Possibly the most irrational item in All students found smoking in class, the defense budget and potentially the LETTER POLICY The State News and that includes those disgusting professors who also smoke, should be Dutch elm most expensive is the request for $474 million for the B-l bomber program. welcomes all letters. Letters To the Editor: The B-l bomber program will taken before the class and have their the campus. Each year, replace to the editor should be despite heavy John Borger, editor - in - chief; tongues struck out; have a hole drilled Rachael Carson's book, "Silent the B-52 strategic bomber. typed double %xeewith65 spraying, one or two of the elms Cain, managing editor; Michael through their tongues, draw a chain Spring," is considered by many to whither and die; and so it will go until If the money requested for this editorial editor. space counts on each line. through it and loop it around their have been the rallying point for the the only elms left will be the ones that year's B-l bomber program is Bill Holstein, campus editor; Mike Coi Letters must be signed and necks. ecological forces of our nation. would have survived anyway — approved, then a prototype will be copy chief; BUI Whiting, photo editor; Gi include hometown, student, It this developed. If it actually flies, Congress Scharrer, sports editor; Nancy Jablonowi faculty or staff standing, seems University had spraying or no spraying — because staff association representative. They should have the words, "I instigated an extensive tree spraying they were a resistant strain. will be asked to fund 240 of these' local phone number and Lee Lockwood, advertising manager; sinned" branded into their foreheads, program to protect their trees from I have lived on this campus for five bombers. The total cost of this local address. No unsigned Signoreiii, asst. advertising manager; have their shoes filled with cow leaf munching insects and a sinister program will be at least $11 billion. letters will be accepted, but years now, and I am amazed at the Kirleia, circulation manager. manure and walk on all fours for the organism which lack of songbirds in the area. To verify In this budget request there is the State News will was beginning to make Art Levin, general manager; Ro. remainder of their academic tenure. it's appearance in the Midwest, and this one only needs to spend a night at money for all of these weapons withhold author's name in Bullard, sales manager; LaVonne Hotl extreme cases. Letters may which caused elm trees to shrivel and a friend's house who lives in one of the projects and many more but there is classified advertising manager; Her This is the only way we can curb die. no money for public housing. Many Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy R* be edited for clarity and outlying communities — say Holt, for this scourge. This all started about 15 years ago. instance. programs to aid the poor have been office manager. conciseness so more letters Since that time, Dutch - elm disease I did this one night, and in the cut back, and funds for close to home Members of the board of director^ can be accommodated. Spaniolo, president; Debbie White, « Firman Green has raged throughout the things like work-study seem to be very Letters will not be edited morning I was awakened at 6 a.m. by a president; Carolyn Stieber, for content. Dayton, Ohio sophomore entire country, killing trees where ever strange clamoring. The noise was a tight. treasurer; Frank Senger; Roland WUU« secretary^— ^ ( it passed. wild mixture of screeches, trills, But $11 billion is enough money to Tom Riortinn- RQUMq Riordan; Al Wilke; Michael Off. Al Orr. tHii « Gordon Samuelson After 15 years of the war against build 440,000 houses that could be yodels, chirps and whistles. The Michigan State News is a seven -1 Dearborn junior Dutch elm disease, MSU still Thomas Shubat rented to poor people. This money recipient of the Pacemaker Award - April 2,1973 stubbornly holds on to a few elms on MSU graduate could be used for public outstanding journalism. AV Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 4, 1973 5 oMMENTAur Bizarre tohnie, this oh.heauy? ZM 6U)p to By JOHN KIFNER hi, mitre, here is ueu-.rm meet you 11973 NEW YORK TIMES |1MEWS SERVICE at Wounded Knee i who's i this? skip' we mer himifij class topny. He's 4 61AD TO neer you, stem po you po LOHPrr Dipt: 5ay some , nene, the thins' RIDGE, S.D. The inH&w) held with what "the other sirlo" is now described _ • j , Cafe, Pine Ridge consists largely of a | \ former po.hj.' \ housework hnd stuff? urom6? bCan iutconfmoith Sunday, soar or. "fruitful" and "cordial." motley collection of shacks and houses of varying But the situation has degrees of decrepitude that ■5S«ble situation settling down stalemated. Although the remained sprawl outward from the crossroads. "vervday ITm that once seemed tedium. bizarre are negotiations frequently shift, topics of The only thing there is plenty of is two key churches and missions, Immonplace. And, in contrast issues appear to be the main stumbling although the Jesuits at the Red Cloud Catholic WETStic days of the take - blocks. major demand hundreds of journalists The of the Wounded Mission are upset because their bingo i i 11 Knee insurgents is nights have been canceled because of 4 + T±_ the world poured into that Wilson be "" ,n over — the confrontation. ,m . ' rv crossroads, the pace of removed from office and the tribal But, beneath the quieting surface, u/vni.^1 7— V flowed down almost to its government be changed. The ■ Hi ■ IB 1 slowed down almost z ReFu$E \ 1/NFORTUNATElV,^ fto I REFUSE ) . livitv has . Bureau of Indian Affairs there are still tension and UNFORTUNATELY, foul? REFUSAL passions. In f 00 al somnolence. |Thc militants, the American headed byjnembers Indian Movement and a threat to its policies of regards this as government that began with the Indian Reorganization Act of tribal Gordon, Neb., just south of the reservation, the white ranchers some of whom have lost cattle to • the you REALIZE \ THAT UJE HAVE THE 1UJ6IK6E5T TEAM / IN THE HlSTDfW TO ACCEPT V THAT! J Wfi REFUSAL DOES NOTAlTEf? THE FACT 1 accept THAT ALSO .'J ALSO TO ACCEPT TH£ FACT THAT REFUSAL WES NOTAlTERTHE FACT ALSO POES NOT ALTER THE FACT OF OUi? KlN6 THE L0SIN6E5T ^I'll accept thatT) dissidents, still hold the historic Federal officials 1934. Wounded Knee occupiers - w of Wounded Knee, riging it say they are adamant bitterly about speak of the situation over drinks at bunkers and slit trenches. maintaining what they describe the country club, and federal as ' duly constituted" government, meetings have Around them ^ been held to organize an armed sitions, which in the last weeks have tu_ _e other stumbling block has been to oppose "lawlessness." group nomcy c,flUV"a^' ... T . V *"* "«*■«*«» wave have campers for sleeping Wounded Knee. The militants have re others have fireplaces or repeatedly said that they must leave POINT OF VIEW for warmth and to keep coffee w,th honor and dignity", which, in jnK terms of the symbolism that has The marshals have changed from become so important here, apparently iKWhfS v r bright blue coveralls to ,uflage suits of duck - hunter nnpi carrier of an armored that forms tne inside means not turning over their weapons to the federal authorities. . Despite repeated questions, federal spo1fs"11en 50y they do not know how Participate in By JIM HEYSER East Lansing graduate student' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii convention the voter registration and campaign community? One possible way is to to nf one of the government strong much the operation is costing. One Jim efforts, who had considerably lower first write a platform committed to 9of ont ° b 6 government At 10 a.m. Saturday at St. John's Heyser, 27, is a Democratic horizons for this new source, however, said a commissioner representing District - 8 community. basic local change, then select the i- week Richard Wilson, J. the fi*ure of $65,000 nt mootinnc a day had been used Student Center and at noon Sunday at on the Ingham County Board of Many people had just not thought or read about how candidates in an open manner and bind the .. .. . Union, an open political Commissioners. He represents a student past "radical" them publicly to the platform. The Wounded Knee itself has been convention will be sponsored by the district, stretching west from Farm Lane movements, especially labor, had been Lncil and the focal point of much sealed off to Convention for a Responsible Council. present candidate selection process newsmen since last and including South Complex, Brody slowly sucked into the same system. ie controversy here, set up his own up ui» uwii .. , ... very much encourages the This convention will adopt Complex, West Circle Comples. Cherry Early labor had called for worker Kblocks outside the government F?n^.y U"derJVi,s"n's orders. Kent platform and endorse two candidates a Lane married housing, and parts of control over their jobs and lives. opportunists. I I to stop rood and supplies from cliarge of operationsattorney general in here, said that the for the East Lansing City Council University Village and Spartan Village Current labor calls for a few more Normally various elites representing n\arried housing. the self - appointed leaders of various Re roadblock on the Big Foot ^ctions °n th* Pres* had, from the primary, Aug. 7. A preliminary cents per hour and early retirement ethnic, labor, business and now youth 1 the main road to Wounded government's point of view, has a platform formed convention in February task groups and elected a 11 llllllll III lllllll MM from the still shitty jobs, Others in this community couldn't blocks select "their" candidates for le Wilson's men appear to occupy fatUatl0n' ovnorion™ • csuses' the primary. Private meetings in local C'of their time pitching horseshoes °f reporters and steering committee to prepare for the April convention. These task groups r t'rbecause *thty wa"i,sirap?to bars or homes are used as the selection TinKLtheorairie. old Armv truck or firing random fi.cl»k here "PP^5 to site. No notices are sent to the £?ve Pine left l,ttle lastinK impression on Ridge, simply because there is so have been meeting and will proposals for inclusion present in the r0' rr? vy" r w^c an was opportunity ^ onnnrtnnif to win hope. Here ^ the best way to get power appeared to no average voters are invited even to observe. Ambitious candidates can press, Government officials, negotiators *merely S *or*mnningT^g on new • • little here. platform. All meetings including the T 0nprotest. - ideas rather th than freely make deals that will not be made I spokesmen l ave come and gone in Besides the Bureau of Indian steering committee have been open to Vigorousrous hv»». local o government mere'y could pr^in politicians who won elections al public. Now what can the average id succession. Meetings have been Affairs building and the Crazy Horse voting participation by all community theo^ WUn^Lg^menftKC°v!,ld 5 ,,liberal Democrats" (in both partisan voter do to affect this and T. ^ °f ^ renthe people. and and nonpartisan elections). These process? All low wages perpetrated „ on serious candidates in the I would like to give my analysis as „.Hm ". , .------ "new" politicians will then support primary are chosen by the same closed umpling of editorials to why this convention could be a significant step toward open politics on at least the local level Most people national imnnrtanti importantly, h to _ try hue! here ^ was an openness in government, ^ opportunity ?re niinor local reform, flash a younger "hip" image for a year or so and then cooj it sponsored by some vested interest group. Will the process and in the East In a Convention for a Lansing area are aware that couple of years they plan to form other in the last two years large numbers of _ Responsible Council really be open? I to move beyond the usual hostility run for higher office after having following are excerpts from newspapers time and distance, in one way or young people and students have been permitted to register and vote in all t to all cultural the change and openly support emerging self - awareness ^ # proved their total conventionality to state party and union heads. I do not don't know at this point. The committee has been open to date. Some "liberals" who steering elections. People under 25 now make movements prefer their own lspaper editorials around the another, he'll disappear - unnoted and including women's imply that all people with a liberal small group have been liberation, black and other minority Democratic philosophy are insincere, trying to dilute litry last week, compiled by the unmourned, even by those who sent up over 60 percent of the registered liberation, middle age and middle class but instead that in a community where the influence of the convention by voters. |>ciated Press. him into the smoke and fire in the first liberation (still slowly suggesting that it endorse four Oklahoma City Times Many people are aware that two being activated) the majority is now liberal and p,ace' candidates (when you can only vote New York out of five members on the current and gay liberation. Here Democratic, you find many ■guments over the propriety of Daily News local for two in the primary), or endorse East Lansing City Council were elected Sovernment could encourage serious opportunities. il punishment bog down on the "Winding down and finally winding How do you measure the real one candidate (so they can pick their 'i of whether existence of the up the UiS. combat role in Vietnam in the fall of 1971 largely by the new attempts " omntB to build an alternative" local own). Only the average voter with no I penally deters crime. has been a gruelling job. But the voters. A second demonstration of the economy. dedication of potential candidates to There is local opinion leader . . But there were others involved in g advising him ■category of killers it does deter, President has brought us out with new vote was the election of four range potential of this keep the convention really open. p who have paid with their lives heads high despite enemy efforts to Ingham County Commissioners ot go forth to kill again." humiliate the nation and the carping endorsed by the Coalition for Human Washington Post 1 eerie of appeasers who demanded we run home with our tails between our legs. Survival, who ran as Democrats last fall. I am one of those newly elected WE'LL SAVE YOU $$$ !! Revlon feeling as the Commissioners. ration hearings for L. Patrick A continued no • nonsense stand by Flex Balsam DiSMMf To achieve the above two successful | III to be director of the FBI the administration should also insure elections required literally hundreds of on, that Gray is disappearing full compliance by the Communists hours of work by relatively few Ithedistance, less and less an issue, with other truce obligations, including (and less beloved in the White te, less and less a possibility. One ie sense that somewhere off in above accounting Americans all their cooperation for the hundreds in of poeple. Those of us who worked did so obviously for both ideological and personal motives. Many of us had prior 307 E GRAND RIVER NEXT TO CARD SHOP 17 oz. Reg. 2.50 1| 7Q missing in action." Mon. 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We'll have Keg. 49 Jy Reg. 1.09 tJ%J ri,ie>22 - lassie set or X BARRY NEWMAN arc idle and the womi think of the bawdy m SUZY KENDALL.. ».«*»."EEAR IS THE KEY" explicit horseplay o( i (EEddy flappers strip to the hull i ,~„J0HN VERNON S.tJiTZS.SSI.'SrS PC *"*' MI"in"U,n" TfCHWCOiOfr PANAVtSlOH' A PARAMOUNT PlCTURf f j Rjudolf At 9:40 only Nure ureyev Guest Artist / PARAMOUNT PltTlHES 2 EVENINGS IN THE MSU AUDITORIUM PRESENTS Thursday, April 12 & Friday, April 13 IT'S SCARE JESSICA TO DEATH' Innocent Tick* Mmiers SHOWTIMES: 7:00 and 8:45 and 10:30 NOW on* ;il CiimiilM' SHOWPLACE: 104B WELLS ADMISSION $1.50 peated LATE on iWnrslia Friday and Saturday This program l» ratod X you must bo 18 or over &tli<»iUSIJiii Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 4, 1973 7 Exhibit shows HAUREEN GENTLE By MAUREEN art proqress ' W State Newt Reviewer execution. "Head," (1964) and composition. In „ mode to its height. A very for example, is "Boy emphasize the beauty of the A two merely a with Flowers" (1948) the Fine work, "Blessing of the developed further in later man exhibit of looser version of "Self subdued blue composition. works. Earl Kerkam's - - grey and Animals" (1954) represents paintings and Portrait" (1947) repeating In the later 1950s, The 1970s mark the dulled, dusty rose create an this achievement. In this drawings and Ralf expression and pose. Henricksen shows increased artist's preoccupation with Henricksen's atmosphere of coldness that work, color and form is paintings, at The group of doubles the experimentation with color flowing line, with spiral and synthetic effect of the broken up into a lyrical, Kresge Art Center trrough cubistic and less emphasis on subject oval forms, and with soft, April 22 records the works, called boy's listless stare. flowing composition. The matter. "Compositions Based In the "Poppies" (1955) soothing color. "Beach" problems and progression of on early 1950s, highlighting of the woman's for example, creates its each Forms of the Head," are Henricksen brings his work face and hands and (1973) develops all these man's artistic the effect solely through the neither pleasing in their use in the post - impressionist graceful line quality qualities. In this work, achievement. used brilliant splashes of orange, of form or color. The forms, undulating forms in The works of Earl green, and pink, the though arranged in subject bleached blues, beiges, and Kerkam are a having been relegated to a disappointing decorative manner, are not greys blend and flow into one because they lack variety in secondary position. another. The particularly interesting. The smoothed subject matter and skill in addition of unsubtle, often Most shapes and washed out execution. Comprising the notably - colors remind us of the bulk of his works is an glaring, color minimizes the characterizing Henricksen's effect of the design created work of the 1960s is effect of water, sun, and unimaginative series of self by their relation to one wind on the natural - integration of bright color portraits, a group of clumsy, another. with a search for pleasing elements. This final group synthetic, cubistic works The series of form. In "Patio" (1964) lack of works illustrates the and a series of lifeless nudes. nudes, described by an art critic as of direction and culmination of Henricksen's The series of self - "shapeless, boneless disharmonious use of color style: his own particular portraits, done over a period brushwork," suffers are resolved in later work of brand of understated of 18 years, from change little in redundancy. Kerkam's style the same decade. harmony. style of manner of of brushwork and his One such work Though the Kerkam "Lamp" - singular treatment of the (1969) is much more tight Henricksen exhibit lacks the human form could have and unified in excitement of innovation, it style. Here been Henricksen is important in respect. blues exemplified by a divides the one ,reof smaller, more carefully chosen collection. As is, the canvas into portions and applies contrasting color to The works of each artist significant when viewed in the context of their value as are drawings comprise nearly emphasize the divisions. half of the exhibited works. Also introduced in this documents of the luddy Guy co While awkwardness of execution and redundancy characterize Kerkam's work, work progression of artistic style. that of Ralf Henricksen i ariah bluesman this shows wproblems a resolution of development of style. and a . One of the great or - over - the Henricksen's paintings, logo bluesmen Buddy hill hokeyness from this dating from 1930 73, show | will appear at 8 p.m. Guy. Instead he plays the - evidence of experimentation 1 10:30 p.m. Thursday guitar and sings with a sense and creation of an lugh Saturday for two fo restraint. He's not individual style. In the 1930s, b at the Mariah Coffee holding back anything Advance $1 musically, of course; it just as illustrated Tour," by "De La (1930) Henricksen BARGAIN DAY j tickets at ! uj reflects the kind of person works in the Jece are on sale at Guy really is. vocabulary of the impressionists. Here, |rshall Music, Elderly Guy built his First guitar light and color merge in a truments and the Union many years ago when he sensitive portrait of a jet office. Tickets will b< picked the wires off a screen young door and tightened them girl. lie at the door at $1.50. Buddy Guy His work of the 1940s _Juy operates in a quietly across a cigar box. 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Wednesday, April 4,1973 Mich 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan No By ELLEN GRZECH change in rent policy managers say the measure, the landlord only if the at the beginning and end of added. seen Group launche "I don't think we'll have heat-laf busin which became effective landlord is bonded. the rental agreement. against State News Staff Writer The law further states "I can't really see that it any problem at all," Clare Officials t Sunday, will have no great Students renting effect on them because they that the landlord must affects us," Jo Beck, office Tamblyn, assistant manager oting to th< apartments in East Lansing initiate of Cedar Village, said. him they wanted "their pictures uring re8ls already have been practicing proceedings to manager for Halstead DETROIT (UPI) - A group of taken will follow much the same the procedures required by recover damages and must management, said." We used They have always used in front of the camels." Students suburban school board members rental procedures that were the act. prove his right to the claim. to be able to collect a larger checklists and returned launched a nationwide antibusing drive He said the group did not tell him Jartin, St. I used before, according to The act provides that the The deposit may be used deposit before, and now we deposits to tenants within Tuesday in front of the camel's pen at they planned to hold a news conference jcMil'a"- AI many local landlords, security deposit, which only for damages or unpaid can only colleot V/i month's two weeks and have had no the Detroit Zoo. to launch an antibusing tetroit sophi despite an act Vegulating trouble with claims campaign Jose Trevi cannot exceed 1xh month's rent and utilities, rent. "They said it was to promote a trip-to security deposits. They said they chose the camel's pen ,ction with rent, is the property of the The act also requires the "But we've always used disputes, she said. as the site of their news conference to Washington. They conned me," Willson East Lansing apartment tenant and can be used by use of inventory checklists checklists, which both the "This will have an said. Represent dramatize their position that court - tenant and landlord fill out. adverse effect on the ordered busing to integrate schools is Use of the zoo tecilities does not ,ole, Detroit And when ttere's been a pocketbooks of students," officials have eshman, wi the "straw that broke the camel's mean given "tacji claims dispute, it's been Larry Scott, manager of The winn back." approval to anything," he said. ■presentatio Lansing voter handled in court." of Terry Shaffner, manager Cedar Greens Twyckingham Apartments, said. "Before I took a deduction out at the end of the year for carpet charges. Richard Marshall, president of the Warren Education, served Consolidated as Board spokesman for the of Marshall said the suburban members will try to enlist other school board members in support of the board droit iphomore, iphomore, fresl Apartments, agreed that group, which claimed the backing of 42 antibusing amendment at the annual school tax, procedures would not change much. "I have been doing what Now the charge will be nonrefundable." "New people have to sign suburgan school districts. Dr. Robert Willson, director of the meeting of the National Assn. of School Boards at Disneyland in Anaheim eshman, wi' ,d Incumben Cassandr Incumbents Vernon Shunk is president of the zoo, said special arrangements were Calif., starting Saturday. Lansing voters returned the law calls for anyway,'" and pay their rent before "We just want them to stand up in for re three incumbents to the Ebersole, Max Shunk and organization. made to open tbezoo, which is closed and The three incumbents he said. Checklists have they can move their things on Tuesdays, because the group told be counted." litiated by t Lansing Board of Education J.C. Williams clearly 'I want tc been standard procedure, he in," Scott said. and renewed a 21 - mill outdistanced the other eight recently voted with three aucus we s candidates in the election. other board members to operating levy by a more trough on than 2-1 vote Monday. Six All three are against forced return to the neighborhood udents," sh additional tax racial busing. They were elementary school concept Trustees OK requests Edmonsor totaling 1.9 mills were defeated by approximately 2-1 margins. supported in the campaign by the Citizens for Neighborhood Schools. in reduce June, which would the busing in Lansing. amount Ebersole, the top vote - getter with 7,825 votes and of The board of trustees Wells, specialist, entomology, and Edward J. Recchia, appointments William B. Hixson Jr.. associate associate professor, sociology, lolding the e "It was a greavated v iey reached approved 10 appointments, 2 Feb. professor, history, Sept. 1 - Aug. Sept. 1 - Aug. 31, 1974, to [formed vot Williams, with 6,006 votes, academic promotions, 20 leaves, professor, American 31, 1974, to study in the U.S.; study and conduct research at Martin sa were both elected at the 4 transfers and changes in Thought and Language, Sept. I. Oscar I. Tosi, professor, Stanford University; Patricia Education Service to profs.,., assignment, 8 resignations and 9 Academic promotions were audiology and speech sciences, D'ltri, asst. professor, American communication and Secretary ouncil throi special Jan. 11 election to retirements at its meeting March approved for George P. April 1 - June 30, to study in thought and language and James was throui the Faculties, provost's offic serve six - month board 16. Steinmetz, from asst. professor Italy and France; Andrew D. Madison College, April I - June Feb. I and Wilber B. Brookov in and "insu terms. The board to associate professor, German Hunt, professor and dean. 30, to study in East Lansing; from professor, education ; Merkison ; appointments for Ji an Marinez, and Russian, March I;and Mary College of Human Medicine, Perry Gianakos, professor, Proposition A providing sociology and associate direcl program leade R. Josephs, from instructor to April S - July 4, to study in American thought and language, Center for Urban Structure o for a 21 - mill renewal Affairs programs, Coope asst. professor, Justin Morrill Europe; Roger C. Stimson Jr., Jan. 1 - June 30, 1974, to study professor, education ; ed the re< passed 9,495 yes votes to Extension Service, March 26; College, Feb. 8. associate professor, Justin in the U.S., London and Italy sociology and professor ; ck student 4,547 no votes. The 21 mills John Frank Lopez, extension The board approved Morrill College, April I - June and Margaret F. Lorimer, acting chairman, urban i Humanitii will be in effect for the next asst., 4-H Youth Programs, April sabbatical leaves for Betty M. 30, to study in New York and professor, institutional research, metropolitan studies, March I; Edith Aliene Mills, extension Ketcham, program leader, East Lansing and Donald G. Mary 15 - Aug. 15, to study in Harris also three years and will generate The board approved home economist, Tuscola, family living education. Farnum, professor, chemistry, East Lansing and travel in . state stu an estimated $15.5 million Sanilac and Huron counties, following retirements with th Cooperative Extension Service, Sept. 1 - Aug. 31, 1974, to Orient. for the 1973-74 budget. title of professor emeritus (fa eyare "use I April I; Nancy A. Johnson, asst. April 1 - Sept. 30, to study and study at the University of Granted other leaves were travel in the U.S. and Haiti; year of MSU employment i The only < Voter turnout Monday professor, English, Sept. 1; California, San Diego. Frances Kay Hollers, asst. N. Landrum, asst. J. parentheses): Robert L. C the resu Larry Robert Marty, professor, Sabbatical leaves were also professor, nursing, Feb. I - April was slow, with only 14,368 professor, Engligh, Sept. 1; for< and 20 and Nancy L. Bonvillain, horticulture, Oct. I, to c approved for Alexander (1945), who will serve a of the 78,000 registered Timothy Harold Little, asst. development, Sept. IS - March .. Tulinsky, professor, chemistry asst. professor, anthropology, voters casting ballots. professor, elementary and 15, 1974, to study in East ^ r and biochemistry, Jan. Sept. 1 - Aug. 31, 1974, to year consultantship effecthi idnoconsid Oct. 1 - Sept. 30, 1974; Beryl| However, the turnout did special education, Sept. 1; Lansing; Robert S. Alexander, Bernard R. Woodson, visiting Dickinson, physics, July l professor, art, April 1 - June 30, surpass the 13,000 voters professor, botany and plany to study in the U.S. and Canada; (1946), who will serve a professor, mathematics, Sept. 1 - Society, New York. who participated in the pathology, April 1 - June 30; Anthony DeBlasi, associate year consultanship effect iv Aug- 31> i974> to study and The board approved transfers I - June 30, 1974;Willa special Jan. 11 school board Richard A. Leavitt, specialist, professor, art, Sept. 1 - Aug. 31, travel in the United Kingdom and changes in assignments for counseling, entomology, Feb. 1; Arthur L. 1974, study in Europe; personnel st.... election. and Hong Kong; Patricia S. Walsh, asst. and educational T o m b e r , professor, professor, audiology and speech psychology July ii mathematics, Sept. 1 - Aug. 31, 1974, to study in the U.S. and sciences with assignments as asst. additional dean. 1, 1974 (1952), who serve a one - year consultant effective July I - June 30, I abroad; Clifford E. Weil, College of Communication Arts, and E. Paul Reineki, physiok Feb. 1; Lawrence E. Sarbaugh, July 1, 1974 (1945), who associate professor. serve a one - year consultant: effective July 1 - June 30, I97< College of Communication Arts Other retirements to associate professor, approved for Mi communication and asst. dean, Caldwell, extension hi Continuing Education Service, agent. Cooperative / Service, June I (1958); Mary K ii Cross, senior secretary, psychology, July departments yea (195S>. iin RENT A STEREO Free $23.00 per term Service $9.50 and delivery per month NEJAC TV RENTALS 337-1300 should si Desmond for disse< EXHIBIT Study da ing such YOUR and their i P.O.W. 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Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 4, 1973 ]] 10 minority students elected to council posts Area restaurants raise menu prices on meat (continued from | University administrators had raised the questions prior (continued from election last June, to the balloting page 1) restaurant has beat' . urge regarding the fairness of the nomination put into effect since its opening three uwjK attribute the increased student participation in and election procedures. They had criticized the delay of sales are usually pretty stable, so I can only attribute the ago. years the Student Committee on Nominations in organizing itself, drop to the meat boycott," he stated. "I guess people are Lum's officials stated that resulting in inadequate time to inform minority groups, and foregoing their favorite hamburgers they have maintained their r „.c piected from the black category were Angela stir enough as personal contribution to the national boycott," Polevoy USDA choice standards, but have been forced to ■ Stl widespread participation. with rising meat costs by keep up It ct ^ ixiuis Mo. sophomore with 2,416 votes; Larry added. raising prices. « O 1 AQ untAB* onrl Cka*An UamIx freshman, 2,108 votes; and Sharon Harris, Both Burger King and McDonald's said their fish and fish with 1,952 votes, fillet sales are up substantially, but neither reported a "My costs on roast beef rose 50 per cent during the past li Trevino Holt senior, was elected from the Chicano I jZ with 2,907 votes. 69 graduate noticeable drop in meat sandwich orders. "Our product mix has changed," said Jim Karnes, month," said Rouillard. "I had to raise the cost of that particular sandwich by 15 per cent." P'°" nting the nonwhlte category are winners Ken supervisor of East Lansing's McDonalds franchises. Karnes Rouillard contended that he has been forced to absorb I nltroit junior, 2,603 votes, and Ron Bowden, Detroit added that increased fish sales are probably due to the fact many inflationary costs to keep menu prices at levels that more people are going out to eat to avoid buying and I I The winners in the final category which insures the „nmtion of women on the council are Alicia Evans, funeral Th fixing expensive meat cuts. "TTils boycott has actually helped us," said Max Pierce, acceptable to consumers. fPres, freshman, 2,836 votes; Juliane Tlmmons, Flint manager of the Big Boy restaurant on Trowbridge Road. L k° nre 2 749 votes; Cassandra Edmonson, Detroit Jackie Dean, a 1969 graduate of "People can eat cheaper here than they can at home and we MSU, died Tuesday of P °lre' C vrith ,503 votes. 2 699 votes, and Rachelle Merklson, Ferudale an apparent heart attack at Lansing's Sparrow was 27 - years - old. Hospital. She always did have a popular fish plate." Pierce added that meat price increases have seriously RHA backs affected his business. To maintain a It umbents who were re - elected were Juliane Timmons Dean, a secretary in the MSU Student Activities Office, "respectable profit ifacsandra Edmonson. Edmonson said Tuesday that she was called to Sparrow around noon because her husband level," Pierce said the restaurant has tried several economic tor re ■ election to continue working on projects tLted bv the Elected Student Council last term. had been in a motorcycle accident. "She came in and had some kind of severe attack, strategies. "We're buying lower grades of meat and different for MSU a "l want to continue work on strengthening the Black possibly a heart attack," said a hospital spokesman. "She was worked on for some time and portions of cuts," he said. "We've reduce the portions on our entrees." also been forced to The Residence Halls Assn. I »s we started within the student council and follow then expired." recently voted unanimously in favor of the University rjcugh on changes in the curriculum relevant to black Her husband, Jeff Dean, was reported in good to fair condition. Louis Hekhuis, associate dean of "Within the next few weeks we'll have to raise our prices. It takes a while for us to adjust to new abortions within its facilities. Health Center performing indents" she said. students, who supply was at the hospital said he may be released from the situations because of our position as a Eugene Buckner, president of the association said the i Edmonson disagreed, however, with the procedure of franchise, but you organization supports the health center's move because half Inldina the election during registration. hospital in a few days. Mrs. Dean can be sure that the current meat prices are going to take the University's enrollment is women who "it was a mistake because many students said they were was born in Fort Wayne, Ind., and grew up in their toll very shortly," Pierce continued. the University to provide health care. rely mostly on St. Joseph. Janeen Miller at Bill ted with registration and simply did not care once Knapp's restaurant near Frandor She is survived said that the restaurant has maintained its usual "People have been writing the board of trustees saying iey reached the voting point," she said. "The purpose of by her husband, who is a graduate of meat they are against the health center performing abortions," Iformed voting was lost." MSU, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Kirkdorfer of St. standards but has been forced to raise menu prices Buckner said, "and we just wanted to 1 Martin s»'d she ^ become interested in Academic Joseph, two sisters and one brother. approximately 2.5 per cent. give an opinion in a positive light to counteract the no, no, no's." Luncil through friends who were current representati ves. Funeral Services will be held at 3:30 the Gorsline Runciman East p.m. Thursday at An official at Starboard Tack, located on Trowbridge Road, also reported that he has raised menu prices about 10 Buckner said there was some discussion among the 26 was through them, she said, that she was prompted to Chapel, 1720 E. Grand River, - with a cremation following. to 15 per cent. This was the first members about the issue before the ■in and "insure a minority voice in the council." price increase the meeting but all members felt it was the right thing to do. I Merkison and Harris said that they would work to either Ltructure or eliminate University College classes. Both filed the required classes "impractical and irrelevant" to Kick students, with particular criticism directed towards L Humanities programs. FARMER PEET'S. | Harris also said she felt she represent a sentiment of out - . . . state students who resent the required classes, saying MICH. FRMD, SHANR HALF - 2LBS AVERAGE _tv are "useless financial burdens". I The only other winner who was'available for comment Iter the results were released was Larry McMillan. But he Iclined to comment to the State News, saying he "really io consideration of the election at this time." 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It's very some and frustrating because we are "I'll just have to wait to good freshman crop. showers may eventually find things out until I can Fossum indicated thi help bring those proverbial totally dependent upon numbers on the Steve Cole appears to May flowers, but they sure good weather. "It will take us awhileto see some scorecard. I can't do that top frosh prospect be J on th aren't helping MSU golf basis of his impressive catch up." from the practice tee. You nu coach Bruce Fossum find The Spartans are doing as have to play the game," record. Cole is from out about the 1973 version Jacte of his Spartan golf squad. much work as they can Fossum said. Parkside High. * under the circumstances, The Spartan mentor "Cole is our MSU is not slated to to however. praised his squad for its freshman, but he'll have i open its schedule until April "We're working on the hard work and good prove himself here 19, when the club meets attitude during these early Fossum said. ' Oakland University in a dual swing and other little things so when we start to play, practices. Last season, meet here. The Spartans scvon we'll know where the ball is Senior Mark Timyan is Spartans saw tournamei then go to Ohio State to sloted to take over team action on the six participate in the first going," Fossum quipped. ■ n* northern tourney of the "We're also working on the leadership from graduated squads MSU sends to th short game." Dick Bradow and John tourneys. Fossum WOu| season April 21 - 22, the MSU's coach explained VanderMeiden. MSU has a like to get a Robert Kepler Invitational. somewh, that the only way he can squad, which consistent However, Fossum hasn't young lineup th had much of a chance other season, but he can't y( start the competition than a March tourney to f( these spots. take a look at his squad of "My concern this year mm - "young veterans", which is currently working at the Par Mor golf course practice facilities. M for consistency from the s players who do play eac week. We need good balanc Will it ever Last week, Fossum had hoped that MSU's Forest Akers course would open in about 10 days. However, SPORTS and to play well together | be a winning team," Fossut said. He added that he believi the MSU golfer Mark Timyan looks disapprovingly at the rain falling on the top of his golf umprella during Spartan invitational tournament last May. facing the to play same problem in recent days, being unable on any courses because of the precipatation. the recent heavy precipation took care of that hope. "This last rain destroyed U several season men tournament action th will se because the squ» has "many good players. all chances of an early Timyan, now a senior, and his teammates have been State News photo by Chris Fischer (1972) The Spartan coach see Indiana as the confereni favorite. The Spartans are lookii Ganakas makes to improve upon their fif place finish in the Big T tournament at Minneso last season. By GARY KORRECK "Small - America" squad, Ganakas realizes the Dame's Digger Phelps said, I've played for the last time; Muskingum, Frank Alagia of This year's confereni State News Sports Writer comprised of the best 5 - decreasing number of 'little "He's the key to the. it was nice to make first St. John's (New York), Paul tourney will be held i foot 10 • Purdue during the weeken - inch and under men" in the game narrowed whole team. "He does an team," he said. Ellis of Alabama and, the Tuesday, Gary Ganakas did something no other players in the country. the selection process outstanding job as a U-M's 5 - foot 10 - inch shortest collegian of 1972, 5 of *8 ■ *9. on'y ot Spartan basketball player "You're kidding," considerably. playmaker; he runs the fast playmaker Joe Johnson led - foot 2 • inch Steve week a'ter MSU's ow cculd do this season. He Ganakas said in response to "I suppose they could break and penetrates well." the second team followed Williams of Carson - Pr"Vg PUS Sparta made first - team all - his selection. "I'm not used make a team of guys four Ganakas believes his Gene Ford of Newman. Invitational. American. feet and under if they teammate Mike Robinson, At 5 feet 5 inches, he is to getting awards — I'm who made honorable never on anything." wanted to, but it's still an one of the few cagers in the mention on a few regular all honor for me," he said. country eligible for the UPI Though appreciative, Joining Ganakas on the - America squads, should first unit were A1 Williams have been considered for the "Small America" unit. of Niagara, Ronnie Lyons of Kentucky, Otto Petty of Robinson is listed Florida State and Monte anywhere from 5 feet 9 Towe of undefeated North inches to 6 feet 1 inch in determined by the total Carolina State. various programs. By JACK WALKDEN number of 729.5. Following closj State News Sports Writer points earned behind are Lambda "That's pretty select "They should've at least during flight play in touch Alpha with 716.5 and Deli AT made him Mr. Basketball Holden and Sigma Chi &T company," Ganakas football, bowling, Chi with 707. observed. under 6 foot," Ganakas lead the race for the men's NEW YORK (UPI) — Dick Sadler, manager of world said. all basketball, volleyball and There are a feJ Despite the limited - sports trophies in softball. Also included in heavyweight champion George Foreman, dropped another number of competitors, his Ganakas's ideal team residence halls and differences in the tabulation offer in the basket Tuesday — this one coming from the points total are of Madison Square Garden for $1 million to fight Jerry Quarry award ranks as an GARY GANAKAS would not have a size fraternities, respectively, as residence hall teams points in the fraternitl differential, but he the competition (one standings. 75 points i on June 20. infrequent ray of light on a out there. When I got back I is heads into per hall) in all other sports. stormy career. saw people were still writing satisfied with what he got. the spring sports. More points are earned again awarded for tti Teddy Brenner, who has been president of Garden for participation than for participation factor, but thl Playing under his father, letters and complaining," "This is all done through Holden has 588 points to boxing since Sunday, didn't waste any time getting in the he Gus, Gary was labeled commented. the press and I used to kid hold a commanding 10.5 fraternities need only t bidding to nail down Foreman's first title defense. Foreman (Sports Information winning and the reason for have more than one forfel hasn't spent a day in the gym since he knocked out Joe everything but a basketball Opposing coaches knew points lead over Wonders in this is rather evident. The player during his three years the value of Ganakas to the Director Fred) Stabley the residence halls race. against them to lose all th| Frazier to win the title on Jan. 22. most important concept on the MSU varsity. He MSU fast break and at least about getting me on it," he F ollowing Wonders with points. MONTREAL — Talks on a possible merger between about intramural sports is admittedly preferred road two of them have surfaced said. 577.5 is Holmes with 545.5, the National Hockey League (NHL) and the World Hockey Without the pro draft to participation and not the Points are again a war del games, ones in which he was with praise. Abbot 542, Akers 510 and for finishing first throua Assn. (WHA) have been held by team owners in both winning factor. free of home crowd abuse. Wisconsin's John Powless worry about, he has taken Bailey 501. sixth with 30 for first, r leagues, it was disclosed Tuesday. time to sit back and ponder Seventy five points are "I just got back from called Ganakas the player The award is for for second and continuiJ NHL President Clarence Campbell acknowledged here he given for participation and Arizona and it was really who made the his collegiate career. residence halls and not a Spartan until 5 for sixth. The knew of the meeting in New York but said it had "no nice — nobody boos you offense and Notre "It's kind of sad to think house trophy. The winner is these can be lost in only leagj official authorization from the NHL." go two ways. First, if the hall is winner gets an additional 1 According to reports here and in Toronto, a meeting was unable to fill at least their points, the runner - up I held in New York Sunday on the possible merger of the total number of possible and the losers in the semi| two teams, it will receive 40 finals 35. leagues. Those reportedly present were owners or representatives of four NHL teams and at least one WHA BUT RAIN DELAYS OPENER points instead of 75. Second There are also all • spor| owner, Ben Hatskin of the Wirnipeg Jets. the total loss of points will trophies awarded OAKLAND, Calif. — Oakland Raider general partner result if a hall has more independent teams in b Wayne Valley, who once nominated A1 Davis as forfeits than the number of the team and individii commissioner of the American Football League, now has teams participating. classes. Points f<| filed suit to oust Davis entirely from the Raiders organization. Valley alleged in his Alameda County Superior Court action Monday that Davis and the team's third partner, Ed Batsmen mix old, new Besides the participation points there are first points given for finishing through sixth. 45 75 independent awarded as on the Leading the team < teams same they are for fraternitiJ b McGah, entered into an agreement July 10, 1972, that By LYNN HENNING majority of the Spartan "But coach Stolz said it his apparent recovery from points are awarded for first, are the Shakes and 1 would allow Davis to remain in control of the Raiders for as State News Sports Writer pitching staff. would be OK to come out arm trouble, was a bit 35 for second, 30 for third, Depressions each with 3 long as two decades after Jan. 1,1976. Don't label the '73 MSU this year." philosophical. 25 for fourth, 20 for fifth points. Following clol "The thrust of the agreement, without It remains, though, the going into the baseball team, which had its "We had a good time and 15 for sixth. behind are the Chiefs wB specifics, has practically turned over the life and future of play of several newcomers Simpson has been down South looked the Oakland Raiders to Davis way beyond his authority and Wednesday home opener moved to Thursday by rain, that has given the entire equally as impressive in . . good," he reflected. "But it .we Sigma Chi holds a narrow lead of .5 over second place 295, Kelly's Heroes Fratman Warriors with 21* a| team the most reason for centerfield with some undertaking in his present employment agreement, Valley the "New Spartans." doesn't mean a thing if we Theta Chi in the fraternity In the individual class tf optimism. sparkling defensive work. said, who charged that the McGah - Davis agreement don't come through up race. Sigma Chi has 730 Chiefs lead with 200 poini violated the existing partnership contract. "I had done all right and here. It's that simple." points, while Theta Chi has while Go Power has 170. r 4You may be tempted to "I had usually played do so as you survey the when we left for Florida it OAKLAND Rick shortstop or third base," the — Barry still doesn't know whether Spartan nine and see a few felt good to know the team he'll be able to perform at forward Thursday when the Royal Oak Shrine grad people like sophomore had confidence in me and I continued, "but it wasn't Golden State Warriors meet the Milwaukee Bucks in the Amos Hewitt at third base was going to be the third too tough an adjustment to third game of their best - of - seven National Basketball Assn. west division semifinal playoff. Barry, whose 22 - point per game average makes him the Warriors top scorer, twisted his ankle when he tried to drive and another sizzling soph, Craig Gerard, at second. Then as you scan the baseman," Hewitt, one of the Spartans' genuine Florida surprises said. center, I had played it before." Ballard said that his Top thincladscompete the lane in the opening two minute's of Sunday's stunning outfield "It was great to get a hit you'll catch a sudden promotion to a 95-92 Warrior win that evened the series. the first time up, too. I was glimpse of a red - haired starting position (he and "I'm not sure what it is," says the limping Earry. "You'll have to ask the doctor. Maybe a tendon or something. But junior in centerfield, who turns out to be Bill talking and teasing all the time and I knew the fans Clancy will start in' Thursday's doubleheader in Spartan re/ays p I'm a quick healer." had confidence in me," he Simpson, football player with Albion) was surprising. who just came out for the continued. SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — National Football League baseball team. "I was mostly expecting Some 200 Michigan high schools will be Adding interest and competitors to thl owners decided to give their 1975 Super Bowl game a truly "Defensively, I knew I'd to do a little relief pitching. sending upwards of 3,000 trackmen to the year's meet are the inclusion of Class I have no trouble stopping super look Tuesday when they voted to play the And then there's the But I won't fight it (a 10th annual Lansing State Journal Spartan schools in what was previously only I championship game in New Orleans' ultramodern mound crew which has the the ball but Chico, starting job)," he grinned. Relays at Jenison Fieldhouse this weekend. competition and entry en masse of Snginaf superdome. audacity to sport such (shortstop Cerez), DeLonge, Action will get underway Friday with Valley Conference schools, long the povrt Clancy, all the guys helped The $150.6 million superdome, scheduled for completion next fall, will be the largest enclosed stadium - sophomores as Duane Bickel and Don Ballard among its me on positions . . .told me The newcomers play of has churned not the competition for Class B and Class C schools and conclude Saturday with the Class A loop of state prep action in track and In past years most valley school fiej how to play the line .all only the enthusiasm of the competed in another meet the sanj arena in the world. starting four pitchers. . . schools performing. the seniors are a great crew coaches but also of the In addition to team weekend of the Spartan event. But do not overlook the titles, 14 of guys." veteran ballplayers. "We think we'll have ourselves i seasoned crew of Spartan championship titles will be up for grabs by KANSAS CITY, Mo. The National Collegiate Athletic — each contigent. outstanding meet," MSU assistant tra< Assn. (NCAA) said Tuesday it has not yet received word stars from seasons past. Simpson, who led the "I like the way the team coach and relay director Jim Gibbarl team in hitting during the Preliminaries will start each day at 11 from the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) looks," outfielder DeI' conditioning, bedroom and bathroom. MEN - CLOSE to MSU. Clean 351-2396. 2-4-5 bank SAINT BERNARD, 4 months ieat and water paid. $150 SPRING. 2 bedroom, 1 cards, 8 - 5:30 p.m. MAN NEEDED for 2 man, Immediate occupancy. Call quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone old. Call 372-1621 after 5pm. and up. Phone after 5:30 pm completely furnished, RUMMAGE SALE - I.O.O.F. daily. C-4-30 . Cedarview Apartments, 351-6257. 5-4-6 485-8836. 04-30 3-4-4 ■ 332-2110. 10-4-10 utilities, parking, very close Hall, 1100 N. Washington, $87.50 plus electric. 351-9172. 0-5-4-9 EAST SIDE Thursday April 5th 6-9pm SONY RECEIVER 80w. FREE TO good home. One year 332-8871. 3-4-6 Lansing, Frandor SHARE MOBILE home own tsT LANSING Snyder - and Friday April 6th Road. I MAN near. 2 bedroom house, bedroom, must have car, 9-3pm. Blizzard Super Epoxy old part labrador retriever. M lower duplex. 2 bedroomi, 4 APARTMENT, 2-4-5 Soloman bindings. Dave, Female. 349-0548. 3-4/5 GRADUATE NORTHWIND furnished, $190/ month. $75/ month. Call 393-4761 I man. furnished, parking, furnished, - Mount Hope 332-0639. 3-4-4 Farms, spacious, 1 bedroom, 351-5323. 5-4-5 after 5pm. 54-9 ■ $260/ month. Call 349-4157. Road. 337-2285 after 6pm. HAND MADE crochet afghans pool, sauna, dishwasher. 110-4-11 351-3039. 3-4-6 2 BEDROOMS, furnished, near ROOM: $50. One mile west of and toss pillows. 349-0243 50 USED SEWING machines any time. 14-4 Hagadorn/ campus. Use of completely $9.95 Lease 3 MAN apartment, TWO MAN to sublet for 4th GRAD, furnished luxury 337-0202 after 5pm. Bob Burcham. furnished house. 4845104. straight up. stitchers, Zig-Zag and portables ■ spring, near campui, summer. Two blocks from CARPET FOR sale — 45 square IRISH SETTER 5-4-5 4-4/6 and console models. pups - AKC townhouse, 1V4 miles, central Singers, 1351-3097 after 5pm. 5-4-5 campus. 351-1809. 3-4/5 air, dishwasher, fireplace. yards. Excellent quality, Whites, Kenmores, and 7 weeks. Excellent health, nutria color, wool, very good many 332-2175 5-7pm. 3-4-6 SUMMER. six ROOMS FOR Rent on Grand shots, wormed. Field and SUBLEASE FOR bedroom, condition. With pad, includes more too numerous to 1 bedroom show blood lines. [campus view furnished, two baths, ample River. Close to campus. $55. mention. 30 used Good apartment. For summer. Pool stain vacuums $5 runner. Phone family pet. $75. 1- 764-2357, GIRL NEEDED for 3 man parking, very close. per month. 332-2828. 3-4/5 up. Uprights and tanks, and air. Near campus. 489-2796. 1-44 Jackson. 34-6 484-9774 0-94-12 Kirbys, Electrolux, Rainbows apartments apartment. No lease. $50. • 332-8484 after 5pm. 34/5 351-8515 after 5pm. 2-4-5 SINGLE - CLOSE to campus, and many more too 200 WATT MARSHALL P.A. Mobile Homes CHRISTIAN CO-OP women for cooking, laundry, parking numerous to mention. Hours ( UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, near amplifier, $250. Call DUE PLUSH APARTMENTS for four person house across facilities. 337-9085. 3-4-5 9am to 5pm Saturday 9-12 SUPERVISED Hagadorn, 1 bedroom from EAST, 351-0529. 54-6 summer living. Complete Akers. $60/ month noon. ELECTRO GRAND, HOUSING unfurnished, sublet through with pool, air conditioning, SPRING, SINGLES, furnished, 804 East ROYCRAFT DELUXE June including utilities. 351-7844. COMPLETE SOUND system - Michigan, Lansing. - 1963, 15th, with option to balconies and dishwashers. 3/4-5 utilities, perking, very close. 10'x50', furnished, 0-4-27 rp priced Low renting luxury extend lease. $135 includes utilitie* except electric. Call $47/ person. "731" 351-9172. 0-5-4-9 TEAC recorder, Pioneer transport. to sell. 641-4367 after 5pm. 4,5 and 6 man turntable, speakers, 3-4-6 ' Apartments, 731 Burcham SUMMER, DOUBLE, head NEW ENGLISH amplifers and 337-9348. 3-4-5 SUMMER. phones, Nivico receiver, _ apartments Drive. 351-7212. 1-4-4 completely furnished, SINGLES. drums. Life time guarantee Completely $1,095. Offer includes tapes, NEW |)r summer and fall, GIRL FOR 3 man, great NEEDED ONE utilities, kitchen, parking, TV lounge, laundry, very close. furnished, utilities, kitchen, parking. TV records. Call 6940696 after on parts and labor. GILL MOON Mobile home 10'x55' with 6'x8' awning, — location. No - man or 6pm. 5-4-6 ELECTRONICS, 349-9293, deposit woman for 4 man, $45/ $80. 332-8965 or 4849774. lounge, laundry, very close, 3'x8' expandable living room, mornings and 5-7pm Monday jan alternative to 332-2115, 332-0992. 3-4-5 month. 349-2037. 1-4-4 0-410 $60. 332-8965 or484-9774. FOR SALE Ampex CR02 - Thursday. 5-4-4 3 bedroom, all furnished. (dormitory living 0-410 - New gas furnace and water 1 BEDROOM, $120, efficiency, cassette blanks. In original i for next year's $100. 820 Prospect. CAPITOL CLUB rooms, $12 to packaging. $1.75 each. Phone LESLIE SPEAKER system and softener. Lot 19, 3420 West Yes.. .We Call $24 per week. 12 week lease. Main. Lot rent, $35 per isophomore women 351-1191. 3-4-5 Men, women. 4844422. SPARTAN HALL. Men and 353-4302. 3-4-4 Hammond 100 watt speaker month. Full price, $2,600. women, singles. $15 per system, 2 12" Jensons. 0430 week. 351-4495 or 489-9288. 337-2098. 44-6 485-0362. Charles Leonard. ROOMMATE WANTED SONY, 5,000f, $350. T and berg X-5-4-6 332-6246 to share expenses in 4 bedroom flat. $75 monthly. 484-8170. 24-4 have 4 OR summer 3-4-5 5 BEDROOM houses, and fall. 351-7820. 0-4-30 3041X, $300. Advent, 101 $100. Sony PS-5520, $100. Guild S-100, $225. MAN'S SUEDE motorcycle jacket, like new, leather OLDER MODEL trailer 8'x28', size 40, $25. 694-3864. 44-6 furnished, new carpeting, WANTED - ONE girl for 2 bedroom apartment in South location! GIRLS near - SPRING campus, own / summer, SINGER SEWING machine Negotiable. Jeff, 332-5580 9am - 5pm. 3-4-4 PORTABLE REMINGTON draperies. $995 C-22, 1 mile or 2756 East Grand River Lot best offer. east of campus. RIVER'S and WATER'S room, typewriter, $20. 694-3864 Lansing. Need own bedroom 332-8903 1958, in SHOP AND COMPARE! Lowest EDGE APARTMENTS evenings, cabinet, good 4-4-6 __5-4-5_ set, $82.50 a month. Call ■LOWER APARTMENTS and weekends. 44-6 condition, $20. 339-8441 consistent record prices in 393-2973 after 5pm. 5-4-6 next to Cedar Village BUDDY 1971 |l upper apartment, after 5pm. 34-5 town I MARSHALL MUSIC, STEREO COMPONENTS - 3 - 12'x50'. two ■unfurnished. Stove, 4 BEDROOM HOUSE, 245 Ann Street. C-1-44 bedrooms, 2 miles from FOR RENT head, Sony tape deck, Sony — furnished 3 Now leasing for furnished, utilities furnished, NYLON TURQUOISE frieze campus. Take over payments, Jrefrigerator, carpeted. bedroom, 2 bath apartment manual turntable, and excellent ■ Lucille, 487-5725, Summer & Fall no lease necessary. 372-1199. davenport and chair. Very SEWING MACHINE clearance opportunity for in quiet suburban apartment matching Kenwood amplifier two or three year students. ■1130-1:00 pm. 3-44 Summer Rent From $45 446 good condition. 485-8925 sale I Brand new portable, and FM tuner. All building. $260 per month 24/4 $49.95, $5 per month. Large 351-2170, ask for Colleen. plus utilities. Sorry, no pets. components in custom 5-4-9 ONE MAN for 3-man. Own selection of reconditioned Call 349-0558 after 5pm and 2 cabinet. Will sell complete or MAN furnished apartment. room, need car to commute. used machines. Singers, more classified ads separately. Very fosreEt^ weekends. 54-6 129 Burcham Drive, $135. reasonable. $75/ month, deposit. Whites, Necchi's, New Home 332-6110. 34/5 on back page 124 Cedar Street, $165. 489-3222 after 5pm. 24/4 and "many others." $19.95 Available June E NEEDS one or two to*vnhouse - two men for and to $39.95. Terms. September, leases only. PI., own room, $62. i--?" **J' year WOMAN TO share house. 15 EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING 487-0829. 54-6 393-3 781 3"4"4 • Call 487-3216. After 5pm call 882-2316. 0-4-30 minutes from campus. $55/ month. 8o2-3790. 3-4-4 Durable GANNA only $119 quality COMPANY, 1115 North Washington. 489-6448. NEW SPRING NEED ONE girl for 4 POLYESTERS man C-3-4-6 |EDED IMMEDIATELY - 1 spring term. One block from ONE BEDROOM furnished NEAR WALNUT HILLS - 3 Don't FORGET TO * 2 men for 4 man close, Berkey. $125 whole term. mobile home, $30/ week. 10 bedroom single family ranch, 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. Will CHECK US OUT furnished. Must Vublease $50/ move. Call 337-1015. 3-4-4 minutes to campus. Quiet 2 baths, basement, fireplace, Tanks, canisters, and PLAIDS^PRINTS'3.%/ ^ month. Call and Velocipede Peddler pr<9. 337-0595 after 6pm. WANTED — 3 men for 4 man peaceful on 641-6601.0-4-30 a lake. double central garage, air, built-ins, $400 plus uprights. Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 and up. DENNIS SOLIDS'2'%/ 541 E. Grand River ZIPPERS ONLY 10c! - ' apartment Twyckingham. utilities. Close. 3324598. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, METAL AND NYLON, ■L NEEDED for 3 man 731 Rent $65/ month. Deposit negotiable. 485-3201, ext. LANSING furnished, - MALE, neat, clean, two rooms, lease, 5-4-6 V *»-"«> V 316 North Cedar, opposite City Market. C-3-4-6 ALL SIZES, UNPACKAGED lurcham $60. 337-0819. 84, until after. 3-4-4 4pm, 351-3199 $75. 482-0563. 3-4-6 GRADUATE STUDENT Rooms ]0 LARK season. self CAMPER. Used Like new. Sleeps six, one ELECTRIC GUITAR - must NEW SPRING COTTONS^ wants contained, 3 burner sell! First $25 takos it! GOLF and TENNIS to share apartment near M, fall. Call Marianne, U of SINGLES, FURNISHED, carpeted, close to campus. stove, awning, ice box, attached etc. $1 275. 351-2342. 1-4-4 KODEL POLYESTER and 337-2036. 3-4-6 $14 - $17/ week. 215 Louis, 484-2629. 4-4/9 BICYCLE MEN'S 5 speed, SUPPLIES - 351-4495, 4-6pm. 0-5-46 $30 or best offer. Phone | % balls-$1.25 /Doz. ONE MALE needed spring and summer in Twyckingham, BUNDY new CLARINET, $80. Like condition. Call 371-2695. 3-4-6 COTTON Plastic practice balls $65. 337-1283. 3-4-6 882-9688. 54/9 _ only - 6/$1.0Q RESPONSIBLE MAN for QUIET ROOM for male student, NEW GUITAR with case, books, BICYCLE RALEIGH 10 speed, like new. $85. Call Jim after 7pm, 355-6449. 3-4-6 PRINTS I *73 golf rule book — Free Lansing apartment, $55/ 211V4 Grand River, across $50. Girl's Schwinn month. 484-2309 after from Union. lightweight $40. A 69/^ Iwith purchase Upstairs. $48/ Eveings, MARANTZ 1060, dual 1218, 6:30pm. 2-4-5 month. 54-10 351-5292. 3-4-4 AR2AX. Shure M91ED, five l,^".loPyellow ■i ~ «n of 3/1.99 tennis ball MICHIGAN AVENUE - near 334 MICHIGAN AVENUE U.S. ARMY backpacks, $1.99. weeks old. Make offer. Call (reg. $3.25) Sparrow Hospital, private across from Williams dorm. PX STORE, Frlandor 351-1159. 3-4-6 JIU0^128 W. Grand River in |enius rac'tets, badminton birdies in stock entrance, parking, utilities Call after 6pm 332-5906. 351-5323. 54-5 AKAI TAPE deck X200D, 38 Williamston Open M on J lorry Cushion paid, 1 adult preferred. Phone 332-0322. 1-4-4 34-6 low voice 332-0239. 3-4-6 tapes, $225. i_ W thru Wed. 9 - 9 pm. Fri. 9-5. Closed 6. Thur. tilj PH. 332-1667 FURNISHED PANELED 1 _ Sporting Goods carpeted room $50. Kitchen Sat. Open Sun 10-6. Im iiriaIg l®20vinestreet 1 Block North of it of Seers Michigan Ave. NEED ONE girl Eden Roc use included. Must be willing CONN ORGAN FILING CABINET - 4 drawer { Apartment, two blocks from new Caprice Eck-Adams, excellent A n 1 ma to do occasional babysitting. model, $350. Phone campus. 337-2304. 5-4-5 condition. s co o'P 351 0997. 34-4 332-8947. 5-46 $50. Phone Collingtooofc 351-3690. 1-4-4 ° e|| in nIa s |l a!k FUJI PROFESSIONAL racing INTERESTED IN bike, 10 speed, 21% pounds, Is e!l ze lOOl as means special forks, DB, 14/21 HELPING OTHERS? 49/52, mint condition. $280. 'in ■ a bit fee or 351-4679. 14-4 THE LISTENING EAR- P;l le CRISIS INTERVENTION CENTER BICYCLE SCHWINN [ad tourer. Silver. Call Sports Bob IS LOOKING FOR NEW Flanders, 489-3731 after 6pm. 1- 2243886. 4-4/6 VOLUNTEERS! 120 BASE Nobility accordion We invite you to either one of our orientation with case. Good condition. programs, to be held on . .. $100. 4842629. 4-4/6 SONY AM/FM stereo receiver, THURSDAY 40 watts, Dual 1210 turntable. 351-6833. 44/6 APRIL 5th at 7 P.M. PAST TONY COATS ON GRAND RIVER ^tuderm1 residence halls who do and Campus Hill Apartments, now under new management is leasing student units for SPRING, SUMMER, and FALL. These spacious apartments are carpeted and not wish to listen to SATURDAY, APRIL 7th furnished with distinctive, comfortable furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal Campus Radio or and air conditioning, and dishwasher. These 4 man units have up to 4 parking spaces utilize of its any at 1 P.M. services may receive a per unit and include the use of a giant swimming pool and recreation room. deposit refunds Throughout the academic year there will be free bus transportation to and from campus. We also have a full time Resident Manager for any maintenance. If you want refund of subscription fee paid at the $1 BOTH IN ROOM 304 ."Witionad to be among the first residents of Campus Hill call today. 2 bedroom units start at registration by OLDS HALL |>.i * Unlimited Parte In® $60 per month per man for the summer $62.50 month per man in the fall. FOR presenting their fee #N«W Furniture RENTAL INFORMATION CALL at 34»3530. receipt card and I.D. at Application forms will be available at the *S33l lD * Modal Open Dally Call 361-8282 MANA CEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y BY ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. 241 E. SAQINAW HWY. SUITE 411 8 Student Bldg. April 2-6 from Services meetings. For further information CALL 337-1717 the Yankee 8tore) 351-1310 EAST LANSING, 1-5 p.m. MICHIGAN 48823 Wednesday, April 4,197; ] £ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan oi"i3SI if/ ; Typing Service it's what's L . PROFESSIONAL IBM typing Happening LOST GOLD watch at TV RENTALS $23 per term, FLIGHTS - NEW YORK, 1971 COACHMAN - 12'x68', - women's I.M. Reward! No $9.50 per month. Free Frankfurt, return. From (Pica-Elite). 11 years Holt location, priced to sell. delivery, service and pick-up. $165. Anne Munnich, experience. Sandi, 339-8934. Call 349-0743. 3-4-6 questions. Call 353-2312. 3-4-5 No deposit. Stereos available 355-7846. C-1-4-4 C-4-30 MARLETTE 1971 at same rates. Call NEJAC, - 12x65' IBM TYPING (Pice - Elite) with 7'x13' expando, 3 foot Unfurnished. 2 HZ) 337-1300. C-4-30 XEROX COPIES 44 SUMMER and EUROPE - $229 FLIGHTS, bonded guaranteed, advance experienced. Kalamazoo, 1331 Apartment East 6. bedroom, 489-1058. 10-4 13 located in COPYGRAPH SERVICES, booking only. Reserve today. Sycamore Park, WE CUT, we trim, we style the The Mason. Phone M.A.C. and Grand River EAST LANSING The MDP Student Advisory Bicycling Club 676-5516. way YOU want it. UNION EXPERIENCED TYPIST, close Announcements for It's below Jones Stationery Shop. meet at 7:30 at 7:30 p.m. today in VACATION TRAVEL, Committee will 21j" Se 5-4-6 A/hat's Happening must be BUILDING BARBER SHOP. to MSU. Electric typewriter. IM 337-1666. C-4-30 351-2650. 20-4-30 p.m. today In SSS Baker Hall. Bldg. to plan the C-3-4-6 Call 349-1773 evenings and eceived in the State News All interested MDP.itudents are training schledule and SUNRISE HORIZON - 1968, lffice, 341 Student Services o weekends. 373-6726 the unfurnished except for FREE ... a lesson in weekdays. 0-1-4-4 Bldg., be I p.m. at least two class invited. welcome. race. All cyclUt," double oven, refrigerator, complexion care. Call days before publication. No £ SAVE A TREE washer and dryer. Children 484-4519 East Michigan or The HRI Assn. will sponsor a accouncements will be accepted and pets welcome. $4,500. 485-7197 Lansing Mall. TYPING TERM papers, theses, presentation by Western Ire O. Wade, RE-CYCLE THE HOME REMODELING and by phone. Princa Call 485-2857. 3-4-4 MERLE NORMAN etc. Electric. Experienced. International Hotels at 4:30 University, will speak repairs. Free estimates. Call on"N, fe COSMETICS STUDIOS. Jim JEAN MASSEY. 393-4075. p.m. Friday in 118 Eppley on the Making of a l'hilOIOp Wolnosky, -351-8753. C-3-4-6 Yoga massage will be held Center. at 8 tonight in 38-39 Union. STATE NEWS, WE DO ^ Lost & Found m PREGNANT? WE understand. __V414 ASTROLOGY CHARTS, from 3 to 6 p.m. Sunday Union Green Room. in he A Free U class In Yoga The MSU Horitcultun FIND SOMETHING? USED ZENITH portable stereos, $25. Inquire STEREO Call COUNSELING. us. PREGNANCY 372-1560. analysis, counseling, chart comparison. Call 349-0934. Instructions (i^j massage, the healing power of hands, will be held from 6 to 9 invites p.m. you to a today in 209 meetin, Horticul' WASHIN If you've found a pet or article C-4-30 4-4-5 of value, we want to help you return it. Just come into the SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River. C-5-4-6 Peanuts Personal FOR QUALITY service on BELLY DANCING Transportation |!^| tonight in 36C Union. welcome. All are Bldg. Shig Honma will spe,| Ifednesda jemocratic equipment, THE ,n the fedt State News Classified stereo see FRESHMEN - TIRED of dorm is here at last! The Sierra Club will present STEREO SHOPPE. 543 East COMMUTERS WANTED from Depertment and tell us you life? Look into fraternities. Classes an analysis of the energy •urb the want to place an ad in EAST Grand River. C-4-30 begin Saturday Flint area. Call 313- Any student interested LANSING STATE BANK'S Call 337-2690. 3-4-4 April 7 through June 9. 634-4059 (Holly). 3-4-6 dilemma at 7:30 p.m. today in student teaching fall term mpound i found column. As a public BE OPENMINDED - Look into T Typing Service Registration fee is 35 Union. Everyone is welcome. in Lakenheath, England mgress. Sen. San service EAST LANSING $29.Limited enrollment - invited to a meeting Estate will be important STATE BANK will run the an alternative educational so register early. There an p.m. Thursday in 128 Erict mpound me experience. See what meeting of the American Hall. ind his $2' ad at no extra cost to you. PROFESSIONAL IBM Call 351-2264 fraternities have to offer! Call Society of Agricultural EAST LANSING $1,500 DOWN Lansing, 332-3568. 3-4-4 - dissertation typing. MA or355-8134 Engineers at 7 p.m. today in STATE BANK attractive 3 bedroom. Newly DON'T FORGET blood comes ASMSU Pop Entertainia English degree. MARTY between 6 & 8 p.m. Americana Apt. 204, River C-4-30 decorated, basement, garage. only from people. will present the Nahav BOARD EXAM TUTORING NORTH, 351-3487. C-4-30 Classes sponsored by Street. Officers will be elected. T utoring $14,500. Phone 484-0595 or Professional donors Orchestra at 8 p.m. April FOUND MALE BLACK / classes now being MSU BELLY Meet at 6:45 p.m. at the compensated. MICHIGAN ,a - formed for the call 1-587-6680. 6-4-6 the Auditorium. Tickets coming ANN BROWN - Typing and Agricultural Engineering Bldg. If white spaniel terrier mix. DANCING CLUB COMMUNITY BLOOD available at th LSAT, MCAT, DAT, Board multilith offset printing. you are unsure of the location. East Lansing. Call 351-3217. EAST LANSING - by owner, 3 CENTER. 337-7183. Hours Marshall's and exams. For information call Campt C-3-4-6 Complete service for 313- 354-0085.0-1-4-4 bedroom ranch, 1647 dissertations, theses, MATH TUTOR. High school Monday, Thursday and Smoke Shdp. The I're-Vet Club will meet at FOUND: FEMALE white/ tan Snyder, 2V4 blocks east of teacher available for all math Friday 9-4:30. Tuesday and manuscripts, general typing, 7 p.m. today in 146 Giltner Hall Marble School. Large well Wednesday 12-6:30pm. hound dog. East Lansing. Call IBM. 23 years experience. through calculus. -••cuius. 332-1127. - landscaped, fenced lot. C-4-30 to discuss plans for Vet-A-Visit. _ _ 332-0040 after 5pm. C-3-4-4 349-0850. C-4-30 6-4-6 BICYCLE FOUND in front of invited programs on to orientation either Thursday, 332-8868. 5-4-10 NEAR WALNUT HILLS - 3 _ 10 Wells Hall. Identify. Al, April 5th at 7pm or bedrooms, single family audio sale 351-4491. C-3-4-4 Saturday, April 7th at 1pm, room 304 Olds Hall. For ranch, 2 baths, basement, more information call fireplace, 2 car garage, COLLIE/ SPANIEL type gold/ 337-1717.3-4-6 built-ins, central air, $45,000. white, male dog found, T arms. Owner, 332-4598. Berkey Hall. Call 351-6475. C-3-4-4 BEGINNING TENNIS player _5-4-6_ seeks same as regular FOR A magnificent possession LOST - CHEAP watch of opponent. Call Mark, pick a car from today's Haywoc sentimental value in 351-5840. 2-4-4 Classified Ads - 355-8255. ophomore basement 701 Cherry Lane. eld $25 reward. 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