the michigan Volume 65 Number 130 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 9, 1973 Convention backs two for city council By JIM BUSH Sunday varied from 35 70. The convention adopted platform State News Staff Writer Chairwoman Carol Smith had said she planks in nine areas: city democracy, East Lansing City Council hoped at least 100 people would city services, housing, transportation, candidates Margaret H. McNeil and attend. fiscal policy, environment, law Nelson Brown received the two However, Steering Committee enforcement, labor and education. endorsements of the Convention for a member Paul Pratt said he was pleased Responsible Council Sunday. The at the turnout. He said the convention The convention called for an end to endorsements followed the the prosecution of the victimless showed that diverse groups within the convention's adoption of an issues community could work together and crimes, including drug sale and use, platform for the Aug. 7 council and demanded an end to city discuss local issues. funding primary election. of the countywide Metro Squad. Brown, cofounder of the Coalition Both Brown and McNeil said they Increased representation of for Human Sruvival, and McNeil, a minorities, would work to implement the women, and the young on the city senior in political science, said they convention's platform, though they police force was also supported. would work to implement the would have to assign top priority to convention's platform, which called issues each thought were most for a city mass transit system, important. (continued on page 13) increased power for city council over city officials and also took stands on a host of other issues. After her selection McNeil said, "We're on our way. 1 think we really did accomplish something that's never been done before in East Lansing." SN editor-in-ch "People came to this convention Picasso con who previously were not involved in I Spanish ■ born artist Pablo Picasso, who died Sunday in his villa at Mougins, France, poses in his local issues," Brown said. "This convention represented a substantial od manager portion of the East Lansing I studio in Vallauris, southern France, in 1953. Born in Malaga, Spain, Picasso lived and worked community." n many parts of France. The studio walls are adorned with his distinctive works. See story page 3. Attendance at the open convention, William W. Whiting, Tecumseh AP which was held all day Saturday and advertising department at. the Wireplioto senior, and Beth Masalkoski, East beginning of fall term. Lansing special student, were Whiting, a member of the State selected Sunday to head the State News staff for two years, is >ff-course News editorial and advertising currently the photography editor. helicopter departments respectively for 1973 74. Vic Spaniolo, president of the State News Board of Directors, announced the selections following - He has previously worked as city editor reporter. He is member and a of as an East journalism major and Sigma Delta Chi, Lansing a a a day long interview session professional journalism society. peacekeeping - Saturday with all candidates who Masalkoski is currently an applied for the positions. account executive on the Whiting will assume the position advertising staff and has worked in of editor - in - chief May 1. the editorial department as a copy AIGON (AP) a helicopter spokesman claimed that the helicopter Masalkoski will work boycott buying to fish and poultry, prices have success in showing the power of gone up considerably in the short By LINDA DROEGER contract, he probably will be forced to have indicated that the debt incurred had average citizen, but agreed that it term." concerns any bearing on the not lower State News Staff Writer continue living in University housing. in building the halls and the necessity • prices substantially and Farmers withheld livestock from housing requirement. urther steps were The same pertains to freshman and of maintaining full occupancy to pay needed. market last week, cutting supplies at Students attempting to break Students wishing to break the year week wasn't sophomores trying to waive the two - off the debts is the primary reason for J long enough, said some stockyards by as much as 60 per campus housing contracts and year University housing requirement the requirement. - long housing contract and move out u>nti, a leader of STOP (Stay cent and causing concern that there freshmen desiring to get out of . of University housing will have as will be a serious shortage of red meat University - approved housing next University administrators point out in upcoming weeks. year will have to do more than fast that students have a choice of living in But Schmidt denied that financial (continued on page 13) co - ed halls with President Nixon imposed price talking to get by University officials. designated quiet Unless student has medical floors or alternate - wing floors with ceilings on beef, lamb and pork, but a or Off-campus living 1 while to convince both sexes living on the same floor. people the limits affect only the processor, financial proof of need to break the Students can live in all - male or all - female halls, apartment - style halls, V)f/ - S. Viet dem fraternities and sororities and co - ops to fulfill the two - year University housing requirement. "We know that a student's situation offers option to halls is apt to change and we attempt to nor Thieu's arrival solve his circumstance many by utilizing the diverse housing facilities By LINDA DROEGER State News Staff Writer residence included. hall fees with social dues available in University housing," David Each house hires a cook and a b>the.,associated Schmidt, coordinator! of the contract University-approved off-campus steward to take charge press Thieu was met at the airport by president as a release office, said. of meals and housing includes the lifestyles found in Resident Nguyen Van Thieu of hi8h Italian government officials, but fraternities or sororities, co-ops, employs members for kitchen duty . Vietnam tat, o",am arr>ved in Rome amid none carrying ministerial rank. He is The requirement pertains to all All sororities have housemothers but Leftist organizations posted religious units and apartments for few fraternities employ any live-in ^SSUnday aft« * daytalks Leone this morning. An audience with placards reading: "Thieu, slaughterer of Vietnamese partisans, Italy doesn't freshmen and sophomore students under the age of 20 but exempts men women for students dissatisfied with residence hall living. supervisor. ADbout ■tome's 100 ddemonstrators gathered the P0^ is also scheduled for t°diauy' want you." with military service. Freshmen can live in residence halls only. Students are selected to become City, observers said the ■ • At Vatican A student may — live in any of these - members of house after ling P° dei Fiori section, A fire bomb was thrown at the Why the housing requirements? a a week of i?iat »n "assassin" and Pope controversy will surely bring up the involving the reported home of a South Vietnamese diplomat Schmidt says underclassmen are University-approved residences to fulfill the second year of his University rushing at the beginning of each term. Those accepting their invitations pay crv a r Minh," a popular Saturday, but firemen extinguished required to live in University uting ®ans brokp lnVew dozen youths, also mistreatment of political prisoners in South Vietnam. They said the South the blaze immediately. The day approved housing for the educational housing requirement. pledge fees and activation fees. 1 Vietnamese Vietnamese president is likely to come before, 24 sticks of dynamite were experience. Fraternities and sororities offer Co-ops operate under the principle found in the courtyard of a South students a chance to participate in that each resident performs his share to the Vatican in a helicopter to avoid "It is the philosophy of this Vietnamese government office. There organized social activities, community of the daily care of the house and possible demonstrations en route. was no explosion. University that there is educational service projects and intramural sport preparation of meals. _ k _ On the eve of Thieu's arrival, Thieu's scheduled papal audience value in the group interactions a There are all-male, all-female and competition. at the pres'^ent"""moatl'Romans thousands of leftists staged an student receives in a group living coed co-ops. Each member of the Picnics Syadshoreor in the country »uthorized downtown Protest lnarch throu?h Rome, denouncing the (continued on page 15) situation," he said. But other University administrators Room and board costs vary within each house and generally approximate (continued on p • 13) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 9 „ IS«THTTC1House stiffens act summary on methaqualones JEzfc# By TOM HAROLDSON "However, its use or dangerous when State News Staff Writer possession should not be a uncontrolled and The state House of criminal offense. What we unrestricted, but that harsh illlllllllllllUIIIIMIIIIIIIIIUllllllllllMIUIIIIIIIIIIII Representatives voted 100-3 need, in order to reduce the laws would not be the Thursday to classify the use uncontrolled use of solution to the problem. "The government places the 'incompetent'poor "Personal possession and or possession of the sedative methaqualone, is not a children in highly supervised day care centers. drug methaqualone as a threat of jail, but more use is truly a victimless To me, that means fascist concentration camps felony, punishable by a carefully controlled and crime and perpetrates the that mold their minds. " sentence of not more than restricted legal distribution. counterproductive use of Barbara Mansfield, Midwest SDS secretary seven years or a fine of "The drug has its proper criminal laws in a futile $5,000. use when taken under the attempt to control personal See story page 5 House medical supervision, but our action which does not result The bill, sponsored by Rep. Bob experience tells us that in injury to anyone other Traxler, D-Bay City, now trying to equate than the user," he said. goes to the state Senate methaqualone with hard "Distribution should be India takes over Sikkim where it will be introduced drugs in terms of use and limited to medically some time next week. possession is unrealistic and authorized needs, and 1 do The bill was offered as an unproductive," he added. not object to reasonable a me ndment to the "1 protest demanding harsh penalties for non-medical India took over the government of Sikkim on Controlled Substances Act penalties - felony penalties - distribution of substances Sunday at the request of the king, after 12 days of 1971, which does not list and immediate penalties such as this," he added. of unrest in that small Himalayan state. methaqualone as a dangerous or controlled against every new substance which is the latest fad in our an The bill corresponds with emergency proclamation Case s An Indian political officer, Shankar Bajpai. drug. drug culture." made by Gov. Milliken, President Wharton came to dinner in Case Hall Thursday as a announced that he will be in charge until arrival of Supporters of the bill Rep. Bullard echoed which also rules the use and part of r an officer assigned by New Delhi, according to argued that because of the Jondahl's remarks, saying that methaqualone is indeed possession of methaqualone felony. symposium, "Meet the University." Wharton later spoke in the Jamos College library in Case Hall. Mad? widespread increase in the as a State News photo by Ron Bii reports from Sikkim. use of \methaqualone, immediate action was Sikkim has been an Indian protectorate since a necessary to strengthen the 1950 treaty left New Delhi responsible for Sikkim's presently weak laws FOR AID TO INDOCHINA defense, foreign relations and communications. regarding its use and Rep. Jackie Vaughn, Hannah "India always wanted to be of help to Sikkim," predicts U.S. loans D-Detroit, Rep. Perry said Bajpai as he took control. Bullard, D-Ann Arbor and Rep. H. Lynn Johndahl, D-Gast Lansing agreed that the drug was dangerous and John A. Hannah, head of leadership role in world achieve its aspirations for countries to resolve tve other priorities j Fulbright urges war's end should be controlled, but the Agency for affairs "is one of the most peace in isolation from the problem of adequate food continuing assistance disagreed in the stiffness of International Development important challenges that less developed countries.' and nutrition for all people area of populat the penalties for its use and said Friday that if Congress faces President Nixon, the Hannah also said the No. in the poor countries." problems, minimum h Sen. J. W. Fulbright, D - possession. authorizes aid for Congress and the American 1 aim of his agency will standards, education Ark., Sunday urged that "Methaqualone is bad for reconstruction in Indochina, people." One of the continue to be "wording The Agency for human resou Congress declare the people," Jondahl said. the bulk of it will be in long priorities for reaching that with the developing International Development's development. - term loans. goal, he addeH must be termination of the undeclared Hannah, former MSU reconstruction in Vietnam, Vietnam war. president, told the Rotarv Laos and Cambodia. The chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Applications Club in a meeting at Kellogg Center that Congress may allow outright grants for ''Keeping committments reconstruction to our assist in of the Russo will take stand proposed the action in making Tuesday is the last day restoring cities destroyed bv countries in Indochina — that applications may be U. S. bombing or aiding hopefully with the public a Library of Congress staff research study of the role of Congress in ending wars. returned for undergraduate positions on the Anti - those injured in the war. "But the kind of participation of many or of the develoDed countries all in secret papers trial Discrimination Judicial assistance that is substantial — is vital to maintaining Board, the Student - will probably be loans, peace," he said. The study found no LOS ANGELES (AP) - count indictment charging symptomatic of the Faculty Judiciary and the maybe low interest for the "It is my deeply held All After three months as espionage, conspiracy and Russo personality. precedent for legislative action - University Student first 10 years, but conviction that the future Judiciary. Applications are almost a forgotten man in theft. He was indicted six To the "swee terminating an undeclared eventually to be renaid in U. of this country cannot be the Pentagon Papers trial, months after Ellsberg and friends describe available in 339 Student S. dollars," he said. war. but said "there is also no separated from the future of Anthony J. Russo takes the during the trial, the nature has been ad Services Bldg. and must be Hannah said the need for the world," he continued. witness stand today to tell government case has strain of bitterness apparent legal bar." returned to that room. the U. S. to continue its "The United States cannot ov jurors of the path which led concentrated so heavily on trial. Once or twice I to his indictment with the charges against Ellsberg scolded for making Daniel Ellsberg. that weeks have passed comments in court. U.S. wasted $300 million The soft - spoken, without mention of Russo's The defense case balding Russo, an articulate shown U. S. Rep. John Melcher, D - Mont, has charged Applications are being accepted for the speaker, is expected to tell name, The quiet, amiable Russo only that knew Ellsberg, that he the story of his at first seemed an unlikely with Ellsberg that both Canada and Australia warned the U. S. transformation from choice for a key role in the Hollywood adver last summer, before the completion of the sale ofwheatto the Soviet Union, that the U. S. did huge MASTER OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS "establishment" researcher to anti - war activist. He also drama of the pilfered papers. An engineer and agency where they pages of the Pen not have to go on paying export subsidies because plans to discuss his role in researcher who holds two papers. Unindicted the copying of the top - masters degrees and was last conspirator Lynda it had most of the salable wheat in the world and could raise DEGREE PROGRAM secret Pentagon Papers. employed by the Los Resnick - Russo's prices. Russo, 36, is named in Angeles County probation girfriend • has testified| only three counts of a 13 department, Russo was fond she, too, copied the Instead, the Dept. of Agriculture spent more of the School of Public and Environmental Affairs of saying "I like to work and additionally helpedj than $300 million in subsidies to large grain trading RENT A STEREO within the system." Since his involvement in classification m;irkings| the documents. She companies in order to carry out the sale of 400 $23.00 per term the million bushels of wheat to the Soviet Union at the At Pentagon papers case, Russo helped in the i friends say he has changed. - nothing more. existing world market price. They say his stronger There has beer antiwar stance, his vocal Indiana University NEJAC TV RENTALS expression of those views evidence Russo presented had read 337-1300 and his 1972 marriage to 25 Pentagon study or k Occupied land not sold year old activist contents before he Katherine Barkley are Ellsberg copy it. The Israeli government decided Sunday against The Master of Public Affairs degree is a comprehensive 48 credit - hour program letting Jews buy real estate in occupied Arab territory, apparently fearing it might complicate future peace negotiations. which prepares individuals for careers in public affairs. Available on several campuses of Indiana University, it offers a balanced consideration of theoretical, megan josh analytical, practical and professional preparation for public service. Because the emphasis of the School is interdisciplinary, there is no requirement for a specific mPdonough white jr. The decision - a serious set - back to Defense Minister Moshe Dayan who fathered the idea of . undergraduate major. thru sat thru thurs. these land purchases - was reported by government The three main areas of study are. . ministers emerging from a cabinet session at which the issue was discussed. * Basic Analytical Skills ♦Public Affairs Systems and Settings Indians ask for $1 million * ♦Public Policy Concentration A group led by the American Indian Movement gathered in Salt Lake City at the padlocked gates The public policy concentration gives the student a focused educational experience of Temple Square Sunday asking the Church of in a substantive area of the student's interest. Concentrations include. .. Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints Mormon for $1 - million annually to fund Indian self - help *The Management of Public Affiars programs. ♦Policy Analysis ♦Urban Policy The group pounded on drums and sang as ♦Environmental Policy several police officers looked on. Inside the ♦Public Safety Policy Mormon Tabernacle, more than 8,000 persons ♦Public Financial Policy listening to leaders of the 3.23 at the were - million - member church in its semiannual conference. Specially - designed concentrations may be constructed to meet the needs of students whose areas of interest differ from predesigned policy concentrations. Companies million in Left - ransom pay ransom wing terrorists extracted $2 1/2 last week from two American Electives may be used to develop further any one of the three primary facets of the degree program or in any other relevant course or field work acceptable to the student and the Chairman of the Graduate Program. STABLESI mon. • * 4 companies whose executives Eastman Kodak Co. were announced kidnapped. that $ Wi Some fellowships, scholarships and assistantships information, including an application, please write... are available. For further pitcher million was paid to free Antony Da Cruz, 43, an American kidnapped last Monday. He was released tue Chairman, Graduate Program Saturday night. The First National Bank of Boston paid about $1 million on Wednesday, bank sources reported, to free Gerarde Scalmazzi, 55, an School of Public and Environmental Affairs Indiana University 400 East Seventh Street Bloomington, Indiana 47401 big mouth Argentine branch manager. Scalmazzi was a prisoner eight days. v,,wine Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 9, 1973 3 ON DISARMING PROTESTERS Art giant, \deod of heart Indian talks reach standstill . vrnUGlNS France (AP) - Pablo awakened and died in his By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS table until Means »• <2, the greatest artist of his time member of the household bedroom a said. Peace talks between comply agreed to with what the have held the village for 40 days, to lay down their arms 200 FBI agents moved in." illegal weapons would be H^e of the giants of the world of Saturday, around noon, he came White House representatives government said After the Indians had put down when "Means ""fntina died Sunday at his home in out into the garden to enjoy the and militant Indians reached "verbal" was understanding a and leave. In Washington, there was disarmed and eaten, the gives the signal in Slie hills'overtook'"* the Mediterranean. death of Picasso, 91, came as a Saturday evening he friends from Cannes." dined with sun some a stalemate in Washington, D. C., Sunday as Indians in made in South Dakota confusion among the federal officials proposed to "sweep the village and bus Washington that the Thursday. meeting has started." Jnlete surprise for his friends. He Wounded Knee, S. D., The government insurgent Indians as to what had transpired in Wounded them to jail," said Banks. 2d suffered a series of attacks of Picasso was the complete artist and considered a government contends Means promised to Horace Webb, a Justice But Means told newsmen Sriooe during the winter, but was master of all facets of his trade. proposal to lay down their order his followers to Knee since they left Friday. Department splkesman who that he would not make any Snorted to have been working regularly his long career, During weapons. disarm themselves once the Means quoted Banks is in direct contact with the telephone call asking his vigorously, often until 3 a.m. He spanning more than 75 as Indians in d years - he was already an accomplished Both sides accused the negotiations between saying the government Washington, said people to disarm until the Gently had made arrangements for a artist at 14 - he worked with oils and other of "speaking with Garment and Means were proposed to feed the the supplementary Washington negotiations showing in Avignon this summer of his water colors, collages, lithographs and forked tongues" on the under way in the Capitol. agreement worked out had been completed to the I 1 production in the past three years. engravings, sculpture, ceramics, terms of an earlier Means said that no such Saturday night carries a satisfaction of the Indians at The painter's wife, Jacqueline, called costume designs and stage agreement which written provision that all the meeting. settings. understanding had been „ physician at 11:30 a.m., but by the supposedly laid the made and that it was the I time Dr Georges Ranee arrived 10 Picasso and foundation for disarmament Georges Braque were government who "broke the I minutes later the Spanish - born credited as the inventors Hearing at Wounded Knee. of cubism. spirit" of the agreement by painter, who provoked several revolutions in modern art, was dead. I Death was attributed to a heart They were friends, but arrived at their cubist designs separately. Later, Picasso moved into the Leonard Garment, special consultant to the President who had been refusing to allow food and medical teams into the set style for which he is village. I attack that followed a pulmonary most famous distorted figures where scheduled to meet with Meanwhile, in Wounded I edema, or a collection of liquid in the - the I lungs. Picasso was stricken as he parts have been dissembled rearranged to match his vision. and militant Russell Indian Means Saturday, refused to sit Jbwn at the leader Knee, government negotiators disclosed in Brown mu Sunday that they had held a Saturday night session with A preliminary exam for American Indian Movement Brown, Price will be bound Price stood mute to the Stanley A. Price is over to Ingham County leaders diverted to ease to hammer out scheduled for Wednesday at Circuit Court to stand open charge of murder at [iver details of a more precise disarmament than the six • agreement point pact 9:30 a.m. in East District Court. Lansing Price, 22, is being held Price, a MSU student prior to this term, was arrested by Detroit police trial. his arraignment last in Court East innocent and a Monday Lansing District plea of signed earlier. without bond in was entered for "We laid down a most Ingham March 31 and turned over him. County jail on an open to MSU police; lew Orleans flooding detailed proposal for the charge of murder in dispossession of arms," said connection with the March Justice Department 11 slaying of Martin Brown, spokesman Mark Sheehan in The Wounded Knee. preliminary exam Use of the spillway, At St. Louis the "We virill determine ■NEW ORLEANS (AP) - which is expected to lower flooding has eased, but officials said Orleans during the weekend covered almost minute by that the officially Ty engineers, hoping to the river by 18 inches at the and dumped heavy rains minute what will be done murder was L'the flood threat at New people who evacuated their over most of the committed and whether smv southeast, when leans, pulled a 20-foot city, rechannels part of the river homes should not return to causing minor flooding in begins. , the disarmament there is reasonable grounds into briny Lake them until the threat of to believe Price Ining in the dike of the Pontchartrain, which is further low areas. U. S. Atty. Gen. Kent responsible. was ■nnet Carre Spillway flooding has passed. In Augusta, Ga., about Frizzell, the government's connected through a series The 100 if g^t of here Sunday, same storm that homes were under chief negotiator, Saturday Lansing District of other lakes with the Gulf lerting part of the caused the midwest floods water, but no major damage Judge Maurice Schoenberger angrily denounced the ^ |J of Mexico. moved determines there is reason east from New was reported. Jsissippi River into Lake Because of the size of the refusal of the Indians, who tchartrain. ■It was the first time since lake, which is 630 square to believe Price murdered V miles, officials said the river HO and the fourth time in ILL EFFECTS OF WAR SHOWN mt waters would make no ■ years that the river had ftn high enough to use the change in the lake level and would lergency fioodway, 32 cause no flooding les upriver from the city, ■sen. Russell Long, D-La., ■rated the crane which along the lakeshore. However, the sudden influx of fresh water and silt Exhibit to portra was expected to Kght hold of the first of wipe out seafood in the lake for The Indochina Mobile close-knit T) floodgates and pulled it family, the communities several months. Education Project, a agricultural with the Workmen took over cycle, the Indochina Mobile Education , The cultural exhibit of the n and began raising more Mississippi River was reverence for the land, the predicted to crest at 19 feet Indochinese people, will be diverse religions and the Project. J the lictures. heavy wooden at New Orleans Friday, but on display Wednesday heritage of the people. They both have worked V*' , * in the Quang Ngai Hospital A Vietnamese dinner is forecasters said there was a through Sunday on the The impact of the war is j ■Army engineers said it second floor of the Union, in South Viet Nam for over scheduled Saturday evening "uld take 36 hours to possibility of higher levels also shown - refugee camps. three to caused by strong gulf winds The project is part of a years. Since culminate the ill all the destruction of the teeth," but said conference entitled: September, 1972, they have conference. The dinner and tides. Levees along the "The countryside and cultural By have no plans to work river average 20 feet. Empire's New Clothes An toured different costs $2. - erosion. Kght through. i ■On hand were dozens of Army engineers are Investigation of U.S. Accompanying the Hnitaries, building a new backup levee Foreign Policy," sponsored Indochina Mobile Education The State News is published by the students of along with lines by Crisis in America. Michigan State University every class day during Fall, ■ curious signtseers sitting where half the town stood a Project are Lou and Eryl week ago. The exhibit is an attempt Kubicka. Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, ■the levees. to convey the human The Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a Kubickas have qualities of the Indochinese special Welcome Week edition is published in |und cut threats people and the ill effects of the war. recently returned Vietnam, where worked with the American from they September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. Member Associated Press, United Press It consists of 40 panels Friends Service Committee. International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan )ur Press Assn., Associated ie county meet threat of cancelled funds for local alcohol depicting various aspects of the lives of the Indochinese. The panels display pictures, They speak Vietnamese and feel that their years with the people of Viet Nam have Collegiate Press Assn. Collegiate Press, Michigan Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. treatment Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services ■grams films, slides, music and will be the ■ the Ingham County Board of topic of discussion at a public hearing Commissioners Social educational materials of the given them a deep Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, in a rare people of Vietnam, Michigan, 48823. prices Committee at 7:30 p.m. in Room 4 of Mason City and Cambodia. Laos RENT A STERcO A |ved controversy arose in October 1972 when the board the administration of the alcoholism program from I Ingham County Health poetry, There will also be maps, art work children's games which have and $23.00 per term Free Service $9.50 Phones: News/Editorial Classified Ads 355-8252 appearance: Dept. to the Tri-County Mental and delivery per 355-8255 month •1th Dept. Later, Dr. Maurice an accompanying Display Advertising 353-6400 Reizen from the NEJAC TV RENTALS Pjigan Dept. of Public Health threatened to stop all explanatory text. Business Office 355-3447 iinolism funding because of Throughout the exhibit, 337-1300 this action. The board then Photographic 355-8311 psed its decision at the November the traditional way of life in Campus Information 353-8700 P in the meeting and placed it Indochina is protrayed - the health department. Pnce that time board chairman David Hollister has fitted line the health department, the Mental Health Board INTERMEDIATE JACOBSON'S WILL BE OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Tri-County Council on Alcoholism and Addition to r't Pr°gram proposals to the board for consideration. EVENINGS UNTIL NINE I purpose of the public hearing is to provide an BRIDGE ■ortunity for professional and self-stick photo album or handsome scrapbook 5.50 community input in pation of these proposals. LESSONS J* participation is select either for a superb value. .album has 5 extra acetate sheets urged. . I ® -ly don't know if alcoholism is a health or Starting April 10 for a totql of 11. . .scrapbook has 20 extra pages for a total of 40. ^ health problem," Chairwoman Penny Stern said, for further information Each is of top-grain cowhide with padded cover and ■I *e ,know 'f is a growing problem. We hope that our call 353-0673 post-type L*T m and wew'" niake the most effective and efficient would appreciate public comment." bindings for easy page addition. Assorted colors, 12"x13". Additional photo pages, 5 for $3 Additional scrapbook pages, 20 for 1.20 It's MONDAY MADNESS Admission limited Af on a first come, DOMINO'S first served basis. PIZZA Same speedy free delivery, Cover: $2°° but pizza at special prices. A 12" one A 16" one item item P'zza and 2 I I Pizza and 4 pepsi's only Pepsi's only $2°° tax inc. s300 I I 351-7100 351-7100 co°i 4/9/73 °n'v. Noothor Good4/9/73 only. Noothor ■ i this7v be combin«d with goffer. TrowbridflO shop only. I ! I I coupons may bo combined this offer. Trowbridge shop with only. Jacabsoris MnWtfE" Mid -EDITORIALS- BILL WHITING )0NE Automakers Council endangers press Vlffj w pov- io neji as pollution Supporters Century Fund's proposal to establish Twentieth serve to divert attention from them. Sulzberger and other opponents to reporters to react to requests for names of their news sources the in transform the press for the k„. While advocates point to for -.uuiiLiu councils in so in Great . ureal dJ? ^caiL ffl investigations? While the task force the council rightly point out that the M , national press council threaten to real threats to press freedom can only asserts all such information would be and Minnesota, the fact k ^ The Big Three automakers are erode the precipitous balance of First be met by a strong defense — and that kept confidential, it is ridiculous to journalism in those areas is basi«S JS I Amendment rights. no different stomping hard on the emergency suggest that newsmen who are willing today than it was "But any change toward does not include an unjustified brake in their fight against tough fewer poisons in the The council, which is being established to act as a watchdog over confession that the press is in such bad to risk jail to protect their sources their establishment. reform in American FundaS federal emissions standards. national shape as to need monitoring by a press would - or should - be willing to journalism J atmosphere in an age of news organizations and disclose them to the council. Such only come from within the profesri broadcast media, has received mixed council. In addition, it would promote Dedicated reporters and In deteriorating environmental disclosure would have the same editor full-page ads and news support from a variety of prominent establishment of regional and state frustrated from digging into conferences, the automakers quality is a change for the media sources since the fund's task councils which would compound the chilling effect on the free flow of that plague our society Or#, the J information as any other kind. claim they cannot meet the 1975 better. The federal report was issued last November. risks that this machinery would be standards will cut out about Prominent newspapers like the used by special interest groups to The Ford Foundation refused to recognition of this fact on the S, stan dards set by the 90 per cent of the carbon Milwaukee Journal, St. Louis Post - intimidate the press. support the council because of this publishers and introduce a willin^^T* Environmental Protection question. democracy into JJ Dispatch and even the State News have Questions abound concerning the more t monoxide, hydrocarbons The main reason the council is a newsroom would do much Agency. They add ominously come out editorially in favor of the council's quasi - judicial nature, as it any ell reform press practices than that the cost to the consumer of and nitrogen oxides that council. On the other hand, the New acts as investigation, prosecutor and bankrupt idea, however, lies with the committee that issues shiny new cars throw into probability that it will not serve to reports. better air will be enormous while York Times has said it will not judge rolled into one. And how are the air the air." cooperate with the council, along with quality will not improve the Wall Street Journal and Detroit significantly. News. for the better. The federal The fact that there was much Sen. Philip Hart, D-Mich., has apparently been swayed by the auto industry's rhetoric, for Hart standards will cut out about 90 per cent of the carbon support for the council among the media indicates that the self response - to the tongue lashings from critical A/ monoxide, hydrocarbons and Spiro Agnew and the Nixon now says the standards are too nitrogen oxides that shiny new administration have turned to self - there tough and will not clean up the cars throw into the air. Had flagellation. air. Usually an environmental ack in automakers been fighting to keep The task force report states alleg" advocate, Hart's most recent down air pollution for the last 25 righteously that the council will have coercive power over the press progr: statements against the protection no antira years, as they claim in their ads, except in the influence it will have on agency standards are there would be no need for the public in reporting on complaints sored t disappointing. jnts to tough standards now. and accuracy in the national news media. But power over the press need sty (£ But automakers who predict inizati Certainly the consumer not be limited to the purse strings to tnts. economic doom in the form of a should bear part of the cost. He be censorship. "consumer backlash" against has been bearing the cost of dirty Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, publisher U.S. cars in favor of cheaper of the New York Times, explained his air ever since the first Model T foreign models had better take a rolled off the assembly line. If stand, saying: "The real threat to a free press ea deep breath and consider foreign manufacturers can meet comes from people who are consequences beyond the next the standards and still compete attempting to intimidate or to use the stockholders' meeting. with good old American know-how and a devalued dollar, press for their own ends. The presence of the council is not materially going ip The automakers claim tougher to help us meet these real threats. emissions then Detroit should seriously e Micl standards will not Indeed, we are convinced that the examine its own operations. The operation of the council will only of pul bring any significant change for Michigi automakers should retool their the better. With 100 million already on the road and cities cars thinking before the nation TOM WICKER >sted $! like Los chokes to death on their words. Angeles already one-quarter covered with highway concrete, perhaps they are right. But any change toward fewer Out of Trains win com five c poisons in the atmosphere in an >e. How age of deteriorating environmental quality is a change on pot (c) 1973 NEW NEWS SERVICE YORK TIMES which higher. pushes labor costs much highways, which meant more traffic jams and the need for matter later this month, it may reject the idea. Last year, it did M ler 10 heari Some state government NEW YORK — New or renewed Electrified rail transit cuts superhighways." even vote on it. That is primarih All of this is why nothing in the is Me officials including Gov. Milliken rail transit is an idea whose time has pollution. When the Chicago Transit because the highway lobby murky world of public affairs seems lsobe h come, despite the highway lobby's Authority updated its SkokieLine, the pictured this limited step as are wasting their breath and result was a reduction of 2,000 auto clearer than that at least part of the propaganda. Here are a few facts to beginning of the end for highw* ignoring more important support that proposition: trips per day and a 13 per cent drop in massive Highway Trust Fund ought to construction and has succeeded concerns in their expression of be made available to communities that The new Lindenwold Line from hydrocarbons in the air along the rallying representatives of rural stall outrage at the marijuana smoking Philadelphia to the south New Jersey route. And rail transit does not require prefer new or renewed rail transit to and areas against it. more superhighways. The Senate voted of Rep. Perry Bullard, D-Ann suburbs began service in 1969 and now Arbor. carries 42,000 riders daily, 40 per cent To the lobbyist's other argumei of whom are former automobile The new Lindenwold Line from Philadelphia to that the automobile driver finances! Bullard, who lit up at Ann commuters. San Francisco and its the south New Jersey suburbs began service in 1969 highway fund through his gasoli Arbor's Hash Festival, is being rebuked by colleagues who have sister cities have just opened the Bay Area Rapid Transit system. Washington is digging a new subway and now carries 42,000 riders daily, 40 per cent of whom are former automobile commuters. San taxes, the quotation from Sai provides the answer: the auto f ' I % John Borger, editor - in - chief; Charlie introduced a censure motion also creates the need for mass tram and so is Atlanta Miami has voted the . Francisco and its sister cities have just opened the Cain, managing editor; Michael Fox, editorial editor. now pending in the House Policy funds to build an elevated system that Bay Area Rapid Transit system. Washington is By MIK Committee. by 1979 will carry 400,000 passengers Speaker Carl Albert may hold ite New Bill Holstein, campus editor; Mike Cody, digging a new subway and so is Atlanta; Miami has copy chief; Bill Whiting, photo editor; Gary daily in fully - automated trains over voted the funds to build an elevated system that by key to the situation. Last year, Scharrer, sports editor; Nancy Jablonowski, Cannabis sativa might be 58.7 miles of track, including the full effectively sided with the high* staff association representative. outlawed 1979 will carry 400,000 passengers daily in fully - lobby, and the mass ally reej by the Controlled length of Miami Beach. Lee Lockwood, advertising manager; lim Substances While total transit ridership in the automated trains over 58.7 miles of track, amendment was ruled not germane last Signorelli, asst. advertising A1 Act, but in manager; United States has declined since World the highway appropriation. But New Kirleis, circulation manager. comparison with more serious including the full length of Miami Beach. War II, the largest part of the decline session, reforms have increas ed on j Art Levin, general manager; Robert drug problems such as alcoholism — contrary to popular belief — has Albert's potential strength, >0 per Bullard, sales manager; LaVonne Potter, classified it is not the heinous crime which been in bus and trolley, not rail mass concrete, huge cloverleafs, and acres of to do so last year, and has done so personnel changes have given advertising manager; Bervin Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy Ross, Rep. Warren O'Brien, R-Warren, transit ridership. Much of the rest is downtown parking. Above all, rail again in 1973. The Nixon more power over the vital Ru ally desi attributable to antiquated equipment transit can bring communities full administration favors the proposition. Committee than any speaker has' ing. office manager. makes it out to be. Members of the board of directors: Vic and to inadequate service. Rail lines cycle to the solution of a problem The need is apparent from the facts in years. His support could not c Sta Spaniolo, president; Debbie White, vice With school finances are cheaper to build than described as follows by Gov. Francis that general revenue support for mass clear away parliamentary difficult! nue to president; Carolyn Stieber, secretary • uncertain and food prices rising, Sargent of Massachusetts: transit cannot be expected to reach but also help the mass transit fori superhighways, and can move 40,000 recycled treasurer; Frank Senger; Roland Williams; "We found that we had defeated more than $1 billion a year, while the pick up the votes they need on' Milliken and O'Brien would serve people an hour, compared with 2,500 lasts, Tom Riordan; A1 Wilke; Michael Orr. an hour for each highway lane. our own purpose, and that we have Dept. of Transportation estimates that House floor. With that stroke, Wei The Michigan State News is a seven - time their constituents better by been caught in a vicious cycle. More the cost of a minimally - acceptable Modern trains of any number of cars speaker could gain new stan< uction recipient of the Pacemaker Award for keeping the proper perspective cars meant more highways, which urban mass transit system would be outstanding journalism. require no more than one crewman, as among the urban members who I Inc. on what constitutes a major the Lindenwold Line. On the other meant more traffic jams; more traffic $28 to $34 billion by 1980. been on the least impressed by whic issue. hand, every bus must have a driver, jams meant the need for more Yet, when the House debates the leadership. recy by the I Paper Mariah To the Editor: Not ko ( Two After the recent door Mariah Coffee House, price boost at I have some To the Editor: reservations about its expenditures. At the end of last quarter it was - We accuse MSU of institutional anti Semitism. In this specific instance, ~ j announced that the organization was we are concerned with the University |V Cents $1,400 in debt. According to last month's article, Mariah took in $8,000 food policy. admissions money and $4,300 of the Repeated requests have been made students' allocation money from Pop to provide kosher food in the Worth Entertainment. This represented a total of $13,700 including the announced debt. residence halls. All such efforts have failed. After talking to Mariah director Jim Fleming I got the impression that Cafeteria nopla "The University in its residence halls seeks to provide an environment which is maximally conducive to the $6,000 was the amount spent for To the Editor: sandwiches; Wednesday, roast beef entertainment alone, and the staff is hash or spaghetti; Thursday, meat loaf learning process." Yet the basic needs LETTER POLICY Now that President Nixon has of Jewish students, e.g. keeping all volunteer and the room is virtually or lasagna; and Friday, the cafeteria's The State News clamped a ceiling on meat prices, I koshrut, are not being met. Jewish welcomes all letters. Letters free of cost, an additional $3,000 own infamous Paul Bunyan soup. In think the time has come to say a few students cannot maintain a kosher diet to the editor should be overestimation of advertising cost words about the disgusting situation in the words of my mother "what can until they move off - campus. typed double would leave a total of $9,000 they possibly do to roast beef?" She'd space with 65 residence hall cafeterias. Though I operational cost. be surprised. The desire to maintain a kosher diet space counts on each line. realize that this is rather an exhausted Letters must be signed and Why has Mariah gone through on campus has been treated as a subject, the quality and quantity of According to pamphlets and flippant request. We find this reaction include hometown, student, $13,700? residence hall food lias deteriorated so To the Editor: former coffee house director brochures distributed among to be grossly offensive to our basic faculty or staff standing, I am a severely since fall term that students This letter is to protest I from Oakland University and I worked prospective MSU inmates, the human rights. local phone number and will soon get ulcers or go broke eating cafeterias advertising supplement for ScW off a budget of $1,200 with a lineup promise to prepare a local address. No unsigned at McDonald's if improvements are not balanced diet for vegetarians. Ha! To demonstrate our seriousness, we Beer which appeared in the Wednesj letters will be accepted, but that was certainly better than one - State News. This was an insult to 1 made. Rarely are there meatless dishes and are considering filing a lawsuit based the State News thirteenth the quality of Mariah and women alike. Since there wa® will If cafeteria workers or the the vegetables served look and taste on racial discrimination, with the withhold author's name in (Johnathan Round, Ted Lucas and administration wonder why students Michigan Civil Rights Commission. can of beer in the ad, one could that ums jew WfovVZ*5 p"*?ecT ihiseNsirii/e oe ne r~M sure yOU 3VST MNf n> FOfZf>CT. yew -1 of electricity, gas rates ir» By MICHAEL FOX in electric and gas rates. Commission, in an responded with a State News Staff Writer unprecedented action, statement Consumers Power, which by board turned down the rate hike chairman A. H. Raymond services much off - campus Students living off application because it was that the utility was shocked electric and gas in the area, campus were spared Friday applied March 30 for a rate "inflationary, exorbitant and greatly disturbed by the from a hike in their electric and unacceptable under the action. hike to the three - member bills which could have raised Economic Stabilization "What the commission Public Service Commission. WE WON OUR FIRST the cost of electricity by 12 Act." has done is to dismiss the , I THINK I'M 60IN6 TO C(?/.. The commission, appointed 6AME OF THE per cent. Citing four specific faults SEASON!! by the governor, is invested with the Consumers Power case without giving the WE FINALLY WONi! In an unprecedented with the authority by the rate increase application, company an opportunity lC'J for hearing on the. very WE UKM WE WONIH move, the Michigan Public state legislature to set the commission stated that Service Commission turned overall issues upon which the profit levels and the down specific service rates for gas, utility sought to dismissal was based," as inflationary a increase its rate of return on request by Consumers electric, telephone and Raymond said. Power Company of Jackson water common equity from 12.12 Under commission companies. per cent to 14 per cent. The procedure, its staff audits for a $142 million increase The Public Service rate of return on common and reviews each rate hike application to determine whether the application will Myfhs of black be considered. In at least inf Also, the rate hike would "violate both the spirit and the Living letter of the Council Cost of Phase 3 one down other case an several years ago the commission turned application without progressing to the IjHERESE wisnieski The speakers advocated the need for a multiracial SDS secretary; Tom Kay, "Archie Bunker gets into regulations." The commission's action hearing stage. Lansing Area Boycott prejudice, while Nelson Commissioner William R. Pack inferiority myths movement to combat racism Committee; Wendell Rockefeller gets into was praised later Friday by Ralls, D - Okemos, said the | alleged government and criticized black Watkins, People to Abolish the Cost of Living Council Consumers request I programs were blasted racism," Campbell said. A for an inferiority theories. STRESS; and Mahfoud racist is president, John Dunlop, in a I, antiracism conference a cold calculating letter which stated, "Your electricity rate hike would Speakers included Finley Bennoud, representing the person who likes to control have resulted in an increase ■sored this weekend by Campbell, head of the Dept. Arab students. blacks. desire to act in complete of 12.93 per cent, or $1.58 Bunker has no lenls for a Democratic of Afro Studies at the They also claimed that power to kill, but accord with President per month, for the average ■ety (SDS) and the University of Wisconsin; the government has used Rockefeller does." Nixon's economic famih paying an electric bill Knization of Arab Barbara Mansfield, Midwest these false theories in a He stabilization program of $12.25 per month. For I explained that provides an example which "vicious political manner," prejudice is a neurosis that all organizations outside as an average family paying by blaming the black man's psychologists relate to toilet $18.08 per month for gas, well as in the public service genes for his unemployment training. there would have been an |earings sector would do well to to open and welfare status. "Kids get uptight about increase of 21.6 per cent, or follow." "According to these excrement, creating an $3.92 per month. theorists, people don't live image of dirty blackness and The commission reported "Gas and electric service in slums because of that $33 million of the iphonerate hike society, apply it to people that look are basic material but because of their like me," he said. $142 million rate increase requirements of life, individuality," Mansfield Campbell claimed that was duplication of another therefore, the Public Service said. request now pending before racism is used to oppress the Commission, on behalf of e Michigan Public Service Commission will begin a "The government places entire middle class. the commission and should the public, must act Jb of public hearings this week to determine whether or the 'incompetent' poor "Unemployment rises and not have been included in vigorously to protect all ■ Michigan Bell Telephone Company will receive a children in highly supervised the government wraps it up this request. Furthermore, customers aga i nst tested $29.7 million rate increase. day care centers. To me, in blackness. the commission stated that exorbitant price increases," I accepted, the increase would raise the flat rate to that means fascist "Americans don't call the rate of return on Ralls said in a statement. Ints on an average of 80 cents a month. concentration camps that Nixon racist, because they common stock had been set Commission chairman I addition, long distance rates on calls 25 miles or more mold their minds," him at 12.12 per cent as recently William G. Rosenberg told Id be hiked by nearly one cent per minute. see hugging Sammy Mansfield said. Davis Jr. Black sweat makes as Nov. 24, 1972, and Consumers Power to The speakers advocated him feel good," factors had not changed resubmit their request after ■here is also a request from the telephone company for Campbell It charge for calls to directory assistance. that blacks, whites and all continued. sufficiently to reopen cutting it in half by avoiding other groups unite to discussion on it. duplication and maintaining Inder the proposed increases, each customer could Campbell said he blames destroy racism. Consumers Power the current profit level. Je Ave calls a month to directory assistance with no racism on capitalism. He te. However, every call in excess of five would cost the Kmer 10 cents per call. "If separately each we group fights will receive a described development the of historical these Fighting racism few concessions and short • theories Rick Shields } and their (right) discusses literature handed out lie hearings will begin at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday in the Lans Memorial Building in Detroit. An evening session term reforms that will soon disappear," Mansfield said. conversion described into what he as destructive by the SDS the and the conference on Organization of Arab Students at racism held Piizq & Coke tlso be held at 7 p.m. at the same location, at the Union on To destroy racism, one governmental programs. Saturday. tarings will continue at 9:30 a.m. next Monday in the must distinguish it from Bennoud agreed with ■Building in Lansing. prejudice, one speaker said. Campbell about the roots of racism. "Governments are security State News photo by Mark D. Wiedelman guards of Efforts to combat Special J dehumanize people because $1.90 delivers capitalism that make sure oppression of migrant a medium (12") 1 item t h« 're |N seeks full-time 'biologically the people don't rise workers will continue as Varsity Pizza and 2 large (16 oz.) Cokes use inferior.' Americans reduce Vietnamese to gooks, so it's Watkins said. A STRESS like unit may members of the Lansing Area yL OR $2.90 delivers a King (16") 1 item yL Boycott Committee easy to eliminate them," soon be set up in Lansing in are picketing lettuce at local ^ Varsity Pizza and 4 large (16 oz.) Cokes. ^ Bennoud said. guise of the Investigations stores ^ Valid with this ad on Monday & Tuesday 50% recycled paper Racist converted into government theories are Coordination Unit, Rick Shields, an organizer of the with A again. meeting concerned campus oriented 7^ April 9 8. 10,1973. programs such as STRESS conference, said. antiracism tactics will be Free Fast Hot ■By MIKE LaNOUE News on recycled paper," and the oppression of "We're going to use what Delivery begins at 6 P.M. printed on recycled paper. held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday pte News Staff Writer Weurfel said, but he added Weurfel said the cost of migrant labor that kill we've found out about the in the Union. For further ^ Menu e that he is not sure if the the reclaimed paper is about people, another speaker Investigations Coordination 1 *Subs si (4 to VARSITY newspaper you are information, contact Rick indicated. choose from) ig is composed of paper company can provide the same as that of fresh Unit, try to expose it and Leslie }ch. or Shields at 675 • *F< *Foot Long lally recycled paper. his unused paper, and added Wendell Watkins, a senior stop its implementation," operation with an 7589. Va Varsity Dogs ie last 12 issues of the at Detroit's Cass Technical Shields said. adequate supply. He says he that the reproduction 'Hamburgers News have been High School, compared r hopes that at least 90 per quality of this paper is •Pin balls fed on paper that is 40 cent of future State News STRESS "terror tactics" to comparable to that of fresh JO per cent recycled paper and is issues will be composed of this ty^e of paper. paper. Sue Carter, Ingham the movement. Nazi Gestapo HEY LOOK! 1227 E. 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R ON A WIDE ASSORTMENT y MSU BC Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 9, 1973 9 ppreciation MSU RING DAYS BY fastens * Today & Tommorow IfW 1 Sale For SPECIAL OFFER DURING RING DAYS ★ Free Engraved Signature ★ High School Ring Exchange ★ See Exciting New Selections Spring A to - Company Representative Available Take Orders 900 to 500 m MEMOREX PRICE > April SHATTERING SALE 80 min feBM ^H^NEgFJl thru MEMOREX April PANTY SUPER BOXES HOSE ONLY .75c SALE Valued at $5.00 WOMEN & TIE DIE ?uY°nn T-SHIRTS second MEN SOCKS one for lc SPIRAL NOTEBOOKS EASTER Regularly .79° Now 2/$1.00 CARDS POSTER VISIT OUR HIEDTAG" SALE ENLARGED GOLDROOl STORE- IN THE CENTER OF CAMPUS 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 9 i0?11 'Lady Caroline' insincere, schmaltzy little can be said defense of the film "Lady in Sarah real-life Miles of recent notoriety and the Robert Bolt, who not so incidentally is Sarah Miles' calling her a "romantic to the verge of insanity." for All Seasons," is noted somewhat negatively, for essential failure. Miles, in the title role, is Sensual, with an odd. contorting mouth, she Schlesinger, •• well does nc n !-■ Caroline Lamb" other than adventurer-poet Lord husband, has not the stuff Bolt, who writer served as for David such superfluous scripts, though In "Lady Caroline more of a mystery than an actress. She has become a whimpers through the role, One imagines, perhaps Necessarily forced to bland, t"! it at least does not make Byron, turgidly enacted by of great of even good films. screen play 11 any pretensions. A Richard Chamberlain. Bolt apparently wished to Lean's "Dr. Zhivago" and Lamb" he has no one character actress for the wrongly, that Bolt without the panion^J traditional exercise is Lady Caroline, it seems, present a vehicle for his "Ryan's Daughter" and exercising control. This lack poor, innocent-looking empathized with the plight break a clock, much Jl Fred Sinnemann's "A Man the film's of Lamb in dealing with his schmaltzy sentimentality, is the impulsive, actors and actresses, thus of restraint is woman gone wrong. wife, drawing on his heart-a difficult taik^'l forceful actor like F|r- "Lady Caroline Lamb" self-destructive person exaggerating their parts and '■ ij provides an evening of everyone wishes and dreads, dialog. personal life. "entertainment" for subconsciously, of course, Jon Finch, who has "Lady Caroline Umh«l overblown romantics. to be. At one point, he has playing at the SpartanTW.1 b,ttB a&mmw&mi ss The main contestants in Married to Lamb, an William Lamb's domineering West, is Insincere intellectual, good looking, but discreet mother deliver though its audiences m than likely will important, but alas, Lady Caroline's epithet, notca« unimpassioned man, Lady Caroline opts for adventure and intrigue. Her husband, she says, is "something of a goat," rather than lionized lover. Enter [.unknown, Lord Byron, mysterious, Previa, By ALEX McGEHEE orchestrawe/I depravedly beautiful and impoverished. Extending a State News Reviewer European orchestra. The strings are equal in every way, full one is tempted to suggest a gleaning of local talent J bad of a resonant sound that is lush but never too loose. In future programs. * metaphor, Byron Andre Previn and the London Symphony Orchestra give short, they play with the knowledge and experience of long becomes The Shostakovich 6th symphony: This is not the m, Lady Caroline's rise to a plethora of reviewing cliches. Excellence in any association. profound of Shostakovich's symphonic repetoin i ij lion and she is his food. He artistic form subjects the critic to an almost impossible hearing will not bring a drastic change to the minds of tin is the romantic victimizes quest for originality and conciseness of expression, Thursday's program of early 20th century compositions this quasi-historical love - she, the victim. Indeed, it is easier to be viciously nonconstructive than (Walton, Vaughan Williams, Shostakovich) displayed the not overly fond of the Soviet composer. One ■ .... i melodrama present the Byron, played without to praise in reviewing terms that are worn and meaningless, symphony's craft in a showcase fashion. The music was appropriately amused with the droll circus - like finale, interest. There is William the famous limp, is a Instead of blind recitation of those endless adulations, this played with a freshness found only in first readings. This excellent exhibition of first class wind playing in t Lamb, later Lord Melbourne magnet for women, an critic will attempt to clearly and factually state the reasons quality alone stands as a trademark to their sound, orchestra, and emotional suction. Lady for the musical success the London Symphony so separating it from the mainstream of orchestral playing prime minister of Great And finally one is left with that ultimate task Britain, played by Jon Caroline falls for Byron and deservedly enjoys. where lethargic temperaments rule. all reviewing craft: Writing those immortal phrases that a inherent J Finch of "MacBeth" and is destroyed by him. When orchestra sets and maintains the an high standards Of the music, a few brief notes might suffice. The long be quoted in publicity brochures. Of the londo— "Frenzy" fame, his wife Lady Caroline Lamb, Qf musicianship that the symphony displayed in Thursday written and directed "Pastoral" symphony: Though Vaughan Williams specifies Symphony and Andre Previn shall it be said, "They aredl Lady Caroline, portrayed by evening's concert, they insure themselves of a continued the substitution of solo clarinet for soprano in the fourth well oiled machine of polished grace, united in a future in the musical arts. movement, the substitution does not benefit the work's drive towards perfection." Or would it be easier to « RED^y The members have talents. Many of long been known for their individual the orchestra's musicians have total effect. The human voice adds country moods a singular beauty to the Williams evokes. Well aware of the "They are good and good as very few are in their fed Through the force of their musicianship and others lib them, music will grow and continue to fulfill." distinguished careers as solo performers behind them. All impracticality of paying tour soloists for this short part, are invariably strong in those characteristics which form the consummate ensemble artist. Previn, jet - set life aside, turned in a credible and HIGH POINT OF WEEKEND consistent performance throughout. It is sometimes difficult to judge true conducting abilities with an orchestra that tends towards carrying its leaders along. Previn has obviously developed a sense of rapport with these musicians, something he is not always noted for doing. This orchestra's relationship manifests itself quite clearly in the playing. They are, at all times, in; Guy blues band funky By GARY OZANICH played to full and The high points of the show nice to the audience as Gnl communication with each other. Attacks and releases are' State News Reviewer As he put it, "I hope ft enthusiastic crowds, and had to be his version of clean, articulation is solid, each body of instruments works they were so funky you "Sweet Little Angel" and never so big, that you a with that constant attention to group balance so When it rains it pours, back to my c really could smell it. The his melodic version of "Man come characteristic of great orchestras. and right now its raining showed how blues of room after the show " J Many Words," during blues all over East Lansing. There is no strong or weak section. The winds are The Mojo Boogie Band should be played. which he took time, to the rapport was such that | crowd's delight, to quiz the needed the small intinu magnificent, perhaps one of the cleanest sections in any is Guy is a product of the playing a good bar blues atmosphere of at Lizard's; Chicago's highest energy blues band, Of the blues. Furthermore, ™ house, and we're lucky had Mariah i| to hold !i Siegal Schwall, are due at he was part of the great Afferent b'u« artists, Few performers are as show. the exodus of southern black Brewery tonight, but the musicians towards Chicago high point has to be the in the 1960s, where the appearance of the great Buddy Guy at Mariah this weekend. blues we know today went through so many television The Buddy Guy Band developmental stages. It was during this time that Guy reviews | developed his style. m parking Guy has a clean, sharp, funky sound, one of the p.m. MASTERS Frigg," 1968. Paul Nmnl ADULT X GOLF. Final holes of last stars. WILX, Channel 10.1 MOVIES best blues guitarists around. round. WJIM, Channel 6. 9:30 p.m. MUSIC FT He displayed this during 8 p.m. SPECIAL OF MICHIGAN STATi complete & his Mariah shows. His band THE WEEK. "VD Blues." Dick Cavett hosts this Television premieres of new musical composition tf was perfect in their backing, MS'J's New Musical I at michigan state university cwed^°§at playing as a well integrated unit, exactly what Guy closeup of the predicament of individuals faced with Ensemble perforins \ DAILY 9 A.M.-4 A.M. SUNDAY 9 A.M. MIDNIGHT venereal disease. The viewer Japan Isches Liederbucl needed to follow his smooth "vocals! 18 (A Japanese Song Book)| ADMISSION $3.00 leads and mellow made aware about VD through a series of the facts Greg A. Steinke and "f ' in association with COUPLES $S.OO of humorous dramatic Storm," by Michael 2 THE COUNCIL OF GRADUATE STUDENTS vignettes and songs. WKAR, WKAR, Channel 23. off with ad presents an address by Channel 23. 10 p.m. BICYCfl TOURING. Interviews f| 9 p.m. NBC MONDAY bike experts and NIGHT AT THE MOVIES. biking tips. WJIM. 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"This huge, gorgeous ru Ml if p l amhiic By MIKE LANOUE . _ Msrk l^ups involving $995 ( ■^chines are exceptional. £995 copycopy thing came was there when we back from break," State News Staff Writer MSU's Rorenhatl, .... authority director, said his extensive programs recycling in the Big Ten, computer cards," Rosenhaft said. ■ Cathy Locke, president of record-breaking programs are now entirely Rosenhaft said. The MSU Salvage Yard a machine which MSU Waste Control the Free Store, said. Authority self-sustained and receive no The authority is in the ,aH D8id for was delivered "But can currently collects about 5 " we have to now lay claim direct subsidy from the process of Monday to the free return it to another first recycling per cent of the cards the someone. It because the University. computer cards and mre in the Student Services just doesn't Computer Center generates, belong here." organization, now the "I defy anyone to say computer printout paper fading. ,B The only trouble largest recycling program in that recycling is a fad," from the Computer Center, However, Rosenhaft said that the Free Store the state, is doing a his recycling of computer The Student Affairs weekly Rosenhaft said. which is very profitable. cards from the center will volume of 20 tons of waste The Waste Control Office explained that three "We can get anywhere not interfere with the poppers buy per week. Authority now has the most from $90 to $120 a ton for delivery men arrived, asked salvage yard operation for a key and because his workers simply are dropped off the machine. taking cards from the |meat in protest State garbage that are discarded 'II coll The men left a business and not picked up bf U.S. boycott card from 3M Products in Lansing, but Business rep salvage crew. Rosenhaft said by the the had no one sign for the profits to be made from KALAMAZOO (UPI) - Ubout 125 western Michigan shoppers took the machine. A spokesman for 3M to abuse of t recycling computer cards will incurred offset the through losses paper Alight of the farmer on their explained that they had a recycling programs. in (jwn shoulders, and mobbed State Rep. F. Robert traveling, and while they The resolution also states The authority has two T major supermarket here purchase order from MSU. Edwards, R Flint, may not be great in number, that only representatives The machine was paid for current offers from Saturday, buying more than introduced a resolution in I believe that we have the who have been elected to recyclers who want to and the only directions buy t7,000 worth of meat in had were to deliver the they the House Thursday that responsibility to police our office in the previous the paper that is collected jrotest of the nationwide would limit the travel own and stop any and all general election or at a each week for a price of copier. $12 Kneat boycott. expenses of representatives abuses," Edwards said. special election are per ton, which is $6 more J The shoppers, members and employees as well as The resolution, which is authorized to use public After being notified of than the authority receives |f Women for Survival of the mistake, the spokesman prohibit the use of state currently in the House funds for out - of - state from their current buyer, Agriculture, lined up funds for travel of lame Policy Committee, limits travel. The authority now has Irocery carts before the Market's meat counter, and indicated would be that picked the up copier today. Gorgeous mistake duck representatives. Stating that it was time travel expenses to $40 a day for both in - state and out - "These are rules we can all live by," Edwards said, 32 places on campus which are regular contributors of The Free Store in the basement of the ■ndiscriminantly loaded Student to heed the call of the of - state traveling. Any "I think they are reasonable newspaper, cardboard glass with various cuts of They mystery has Locke Services Building recently received a public for a tighter rein on additional expenses required and will effectively put a , i $995 photo - and other waste,' and completely puzzled. "You copy machine which spending, Edwards said the over the $40 must be cap on travel expenses." completely surprised Cathy Rosenhaft said he expects Each of the women, hear of people Locke, president of the store. Locke resolution would put an end approved by the committee The House resolution is ordering (right) and Gail that soon every building on purchased more than $50 pizzas as a joke, but a copy Garthe inspect the wayward to abuse in expenditures for chairman and the speaker of similar to a Senate copier. campus that has waste to Krorth of meat. machine?" traveling. the House upon special resolution State News photo by Ken passed last contribute will be visited Ferguson "There have been abuses petition by the month. by his organization. representative. Travel expenses of the Task force tours water trip must be filed with a plant statement of travel purposes with the clerk of the House. A report of expenses such as meals, lodging and By MIKE GALATOLA cleaning plant will shorten outdoor mall. But miscellaneous must be filed providing proposed route. Houston, a student at East an already scarce supply," an alternate route for traffic Richard within 30 days after the East Lansing's she added. Rintamaki, a Lansing High School, said, has become a controversial mvironmental problems "To biologist for the Soil "It's our job to make them trip. The reports submitted Sarah Miles produce that Conservation Service of the would then be placed on brought to the increase in electricity interested." LADY CAROLINE IAMI rere by "When a peripheral route U.S. Dept. of Agriculture "This force can't solve public record open to lublic's attention Saturday current methods will mean was proposed swinging and acting chairman of the the city's problems alone," inspection during normal rtien nine members of the more air pollution," said around Charles Street and task force, said the tour's Owen said. "Getting the business hours. ivironmental Quality and Eric Bauman, coordinator esthetics Task passing through the purpose was to gain public behind us will be the Force, for the Michigan Student residential areas to Abbot tormed by a city council information. toughest step. There are Environment Road, many people "We drafted a list of ilution last December never too many people Confederation. tured the East Lansing iste Water Treatment lant and other local areas Local housing problems for students came into focus protested there was a school nearby and others feared a Grand River Avenue outside areas we studied," thought should be Rintamaki "But to establish priorities said, working on these issues." NEW as Owen pointed to a pair of their porches," Jean and make recommendations aving special ecological shabby houses on Grove gnificance. Officials reatment at plant, the just water off Street and said, "This is happens whan Beardsley, a teacher at llannah Middle School, said. Though Qeardsley thought for the city council we had to know what operate in each area." factors from landlords don't care to> pay these! complaints Ihad some "If people can become >owbridge Road, presented WARNER and the students can't merit, Owen said he le members with more interested in the a afford to pay for building disagreed because the school imonstration of the costs environment, they'll take nd benefits of upkeep. was not very close to the better care of it," Jon purifying "The state housing codes favor the owner over a "As a housewife I was so ad to see that the plant cks up the phosphate in tenant. Under those codes a building can look really ugly and ELEKTRA still The Mahavishnu avoid the ie water," Nancy Linville, •condemned' sign, and only 12 Trafalgar Lane, said. "When the final addition the treatment center is till it's condemned can the city step in." But even if the city were I A able to insist on repairs, he nished, we'll have a rtiary plant that'll leave ie water ed running into the Cedar fit to drink," said, the landlord would probably raise the rent, Orchestra causing the students to obert Owen, associate complain. city lanner and the task force's scretary, said. But clean water doesn't work "It's really a bind to out," Owen continued. "If we can get Concert >me landlords and students cheaply, as Robert together, like having the scheduled for wee, city engineer, told Bembers. "With the new tat, the city's electric bill ill double. That landlord provide the paint and the students the labor, maybe we could accomplish April 16 money has > come from somewhere," something." luce said. "h Members discussed of the Owen also spoke of the planning commission's hope of sealing off has been cancelled. factors in the the area ovironment. between Charles Street to Everything is so Abbot Road along Ann and Led Zeppelin "terrelated," >«tchum, wuctor in the a Lucille former Albert Street to create an Ticket refunds may be "'"man College of Ecology Extension »,said. The ncity for additional a new water obtained at the MSU $0 19 Union ticket office. Pop Entertainment Hour tonight "Bare Country" •t 7:25 & 10:10 ——PLUS- "Coming West" sincerely regrets any , nana ross inconveniences caused , LADY IBS'? NO ONE UNDER 18 ADMITTED to those who purchased tickets fiSSBd Ticket refunds begin on 4-10-73 Last day for refunds i» April 24, 1973. MUMC Shop- Across from Hto Union Monday, April q . 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Batsmen sweep By LYNN HENNING State News Sports Writer "(Bill) Simpson and (Ron) DeLonge were very aggressive on the bases," the Spartan skipper said. "DeLonge dumped twinbill baseman had a Bialey Oliver and pair in the nightcap. leftfielder Jerry Sackmann each a couple of guys and Simpson scored from first on a The question mark in Danny Litwhiler's mind grew a The Spartans travel to South Bend to meet the Fighting little smaller Saturday. single." Irish of Notre Dame Tuesday, before opening up the Big The Spartan skipper's pitching staff looked increasingly In addition to Gerard's three hits in the first game, Ten season with a twinbill against Illinois Friday at stronger in MSU's twinbill sweep of Ball State, 6 - 4, and 5 - DeLonge had two, as did shortstop Steve Cerez. First Champaign. 1, Saturday at Muncie, Ind. Senior righthander Rick Deller relieved starting pitcher Elliott Moore in the first game and pitched six hitless innings of relief as the Spartans pushed three runs across in HARDENBURGH SCORES FOUR the 11th inning to finally end the marathon extra inning contest. And in the nightcap Duane Bickel seemed to cement feelings that he is indeed for real, throwing a two - hitter to lead MSU to the double victory "The pitching was excellent and the hitting timely," Litwhiler summarized while frying bacon in his East Lansing home. Stickmen top Illinois By JACK WALKDEN Macy along with Hardenburgh as the bright points of the I "And," he continued with a touch of glee in his voice, State News Sports Writer game. "the base running was very good." Deller has had everybody raving about the quality of his The MSU lacrosse team scored two goals in the first 35 "Urbin went to the goal better this week," Stevenson pitching but a back muscle injury suffered in Florida seconds Saturday and then held off repeated comebacks by said. "We had to get this from him." hampered the senior s control. Illinois for a 12-7 1 "Val (Washington) is finally beginning to get used to his | Tom Hardenburgh scored four goals to lead the new stick, but we had some more broken sticks today and so Saturday, Deller was, as Litwhiler said, "wild enough to Spartans, while Val Washington added three and Steve we'll have them to worry about this week." keep them (Ball State) loose." Urbin and Jon Cudnohufsky two each. Macy played an excellent game and scored the other "He was exceptionally fast and he had a good curve," "Hardenburgh was excellent, but many others were MSU goal. Litwhiler praised. "That mound in Florida was bad and he hurt his back trying to adjust to it, but it looks like he's not," MSU coach Bob Stevenson said on the play of the Washington and Hardenburgh each scored on the first team. two shots of the game to give MSU an early 2-0 lead. alright now." "There Moore pitched extremely well but was pulled after five are many things we're going to have to get Urbin added a goal at the 5:10 mark and Hardenburgh straightened out or we're going to have a poor season. added two more late in the period to give the Spartans a 5-0 innings for a pinch hitter, leading to Deller's appearance. "Elliott pitched fine ball," Litwhiler remarked, "but he "This is the worst game we've played this year. I'm so lead. Stickman scores four disturbed that we're going to practice right now," Illinois scored a pair of goals late in the initial quarter to gave up three hits in one inning and they got three runs but Tom Hardenburgh, shown here in action ac Stevenson said. A Sunday practice was also added to work trim the lead to 5-2, but three goals was as close as they he did a fine job." Illinois, had the best day of his MSU career Sophomore second baseman Craig Gerard continued to out deficiencies, were to get the rest of the day. Saturday! impress Litwhiler with his speed and bat, leading the Stevenson cited the play of Washington, Urbin and Mark Andy Obelnicki, substituting for the injured Ron as he scored four goals to lead the Spartans to a 12-1 Spartan batting attack with four hits for the day, having Herbert, did an adequate job in goal for the Spartans as he 7 win over the I Mini. three in the first game. It was his two run double in the turned away 15 shots. Hebert will be back in goal next State News Photo by Milt Hod 11th inning that proved the decisive margin in the first Saturday when MSU hosts Ohio Wesleyan. game. Bickel breezed to his six inning second game win that Women's was cut short due to darkness. The sophomore righthanda- struck out cause. 10, walked only one, and hit a triple to aid his own And counting his Florida performances, it was the fifth time in five starts that he went the distance. "So many good things happened," Litwhiler chirped as equality cries he mulled over the Spartans' 2 - 0 regular season record. "We weren't real sharp but it was cold down there, too." The frosty Indiana weather didn't affect the team's hustle a bit, Litwhiler noted. reach athletic By PAM WRIGHT State News Sports Writer was programl only put in to humiliate them and charged that it unsportsmanlike conduct. First in a series The greatest response is found, however, on the hi EDITOR'S NOTE: several women Who have school level where many women have joined s State News Sports Writer taken advantage of the track and tennis teams. Pam Wright has been ruling and some of the "We have three girls going out for the track team noi Tom Truscott, athletic director of Potterville High investigating the effects of a positive reactions. The Sd| 1972 ruling that women second section will examine said. "If a girl can cut it, I think it's fine. More powd them if they are good enough to compete on that level."! cannot be prohibited from negative viewpoints and participating in noncontact disadvantages. Inequality There have been several women who have made J between the men's and impressive showings on a mixed varsity team a sports merely on the basis proven to be great assets. of sex. women's programs will be Gretchen Gait, senior at Okemos High School, ti The first part considers the subject in the finale. number one player on the tennis team this year. Remember when a woman's place was in the stands "Gretchen is super, she's our number one player,"! admiring her favorite sports hero and a husband didn't want Powers, coach of the Okemos tennis team commcntedB to take his wife to sporting events because she didn't know would be sheer boredom for someone like Gretchei what was going on? remain on a girl's team." Those were the old days. Now No. 19 on the basketball The women who have gone out for a varsity sportl team could be Jane Smith and the one to beat out Joh» taken advantage of the court ruling have been geneiT Doe for the tennis championship could be Susie O'GraJy. pleased and thankful for the experience. Women's cries for equality have not only involved the issues of employment, wages and education but have begun "I like the competition on the team," Heidi Pudlif senior member of the Okemos tennis team comment' to infiltrate the sports programs. don't think any guy resents me on the team and it hasgl In 1972 several athletic associations, including the me a lot more experience." Michigan High School Athletic Assn., became involved in a The enactment of the law has not been without co controversy concerning the right of women to join a sports or problem, however. Many coaches and women have nl team. On April 1,1972 the legislature passed a law, making the question of locker room facilities and others 1 it illegal to prohibit womem from participating in a wondered if the ruling can be used in reverse. noncontact sports merely on the basis of sex. What will happen when the men start to go out foil Within the year, the ruling has taken effect on several women's teams: Is it possible to have one varsity teamM Sex makes no sports programs around the country. Wayne State University in Detroit had its first woman diver on the and women, and still provide an adequate women to opportunity! participate in sports? Will most women swimming team this season. discouraged and apprehensive about going out for s# Okemos High School's tennis star Gretchen Gait time taking acfcrangate of the ruling that allowed women to In California, the San Beradino basketball team took on team? wishes her opponent luck before? destroying him 6 - participate in noncontact sports along side the men. a woman member but when the team put her on the court State News photo by Milt Horst the opponents walked off the floor. They said the woman It is without question, however, that the ruling! 0, 6 - 1 in a season match Friday. Gait has wasted no drawn attention to women's athletics. Improved recruitin icers By STEVE STEIN During the last few in years, "Basically, we try to get landing practice. a good contact there in Joe AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) - PETER OOSTERHUIS. little foreign winner Masters championship. of the scored on Brown's the fourth smacked on the rightfield seats foil State News Sports Writer we have had help with a the whole perspective. We Finnigan." known outside his own MSU has had His showing, combined a single by Al Kaline better can gain this by seeing his recent I m p r o vements in recruiting budget. country, rode a hot putter with earlier rounds of 73 sixth. But, first we have to have reactions many times in recruiting success from the MSU has 14 prospects the final nine holes to four recruiting procedures helped Toronto and 70, gave him a 54-hole the prospects lined up." different situations." area. this year and Terpay is MSU's hockey team land birdies and a saving par putt total of 211, five under par. confident that the Spartans five outstanding freshmen MSU's new ice arena, Terpay mentioned that "Toronto has well that put him in position to There was a three-way tie which should be ready in the prospect must meet the organized leagues and some can come up with more top become only the second for second place at 214 NEW YORK Karl M players who contributed freshmen. greatly to the icers highest 1974, is another lure. University academic good competition. We have among Bob Goalby, 1968 scored 26 points, Western Collegiate Hockey Terpay added that there standards and take an Masters champion, J. C. 20 in the first half Assn. (WCHA) finish ever is a lot of pressure on the interest in academics. Snead and Jim Jamieson. DAVE DEBUSSC The assistant coach scoring last season. prospect because he usually has received several offers. e x p1 a i ned that he WIN EVERY MATCH picked with up the 16 in the secon Asst. coach Alex Defending champion Terpay credited the "The main thing is to see emphasizes the advantage of JACKNICKLAUSshota 73 for Sunday, as the New opportunity to scout more him play, ultimately, at getting a college education 219. Knicks defeated least a half dozen times," while playing against the Baltimore Bullets players more often and a Netters smash Calvin better recruiting budget for Terpay emphasized. "The best college hockey take the opening rou bringing players to visit the recruiting phase of the competition in the country. their NBA playoff The road to a professional CLEVELAND - NORM campus in helping secure the hockey program is very 4-1. CASH rapped a two-run fine frosh group for MSU. necessary, but can be hockey career is also still them so easily." homer and reliever Lerrin Terpay just recently frustrating." open. By PAM WRIGHT The number La grow halted a Cleveland Dubusschere f" A former MSU goalie, "A college education State News Sports Writer one singles player on the with 21 points and acquired the duty of doing rally in the ninth inning Terpay outlined the factors opens up many more Spartan squad, sophomore Sue Selke, won Frazier netted 20 f° most of the scouting he considers when deciding avenues to the player," The sun was shining Saturday for the her sets 6-1,6-0. Starting in the number Sunday to spark the Detroit roadwork during the season, two spot Tigers to a 4-0 victory over Knicks, who no whether to pay close Terpay said. women's tennis team. The clouds stayed was junior Diana D'Angelo though he is joined by beaten Baltimore winning 6 - 2, 6 - 0. Freshman Kathy Jo the Cleveland Indians. coach Amo Bessone on attention to a future A new NCAA rule says away long enough for the Spartans to 17 playoff games that the player must have overwhelmingly defeat Calvin State Bock won her first collegiate match 6-1,6 several occasions. prospect. He first home Madison mentioned that the prospect attained at least a 2.0 College. - 1, as the number three singles player. Garden court. "I'm either on the road with the team or on the must show an interest in average in high school in Sophomore Becky Dickieson, a returning The Spartans' lack of pre - season member this season Detoit starter JOE playing college hockey for order to be accepted to a , on 6 - 0, 6 - 1 road scouting during the MSU. member school. practice due to the rain seemed to have defeating Calvin's number four singles COLEMAN 19-game winner season," Terpay said. little effect on their performance. There in 1971, had a two-hitter "We take into account "Many schools are going player. Allison Scruggs won 6 -1, 6 -1 and NEW YORK Getting out to see the the caliber of play in his to find that several players were six single matches and three oaubles sophomore Cathy Stephenson took the going until the ninth. After top prospects as often as matches and MSU took every one. The match 6 0, 6 - 0 in positions five and six, Leo Cardenas opened with a BERRA, manager league and how he plays his will be the border. Now - New YorkMets, is sch< on possible is an important Spartans had no problem taking any match respectively. single for the Indians and consideration for the scout. position," Terpay said. "We even College Board exams to have his side *' won't do that much good by a large margin. Rusty Torres walked, "We've been getting out really look for the if La grow came in and retired today at Roosevelt < It's only fair to mention, however, that "I'm very proud of the girls' competitive desire and the boy does well on them." to see the kids play more Once the prospect has Calvin's number one singles player was performances," Hatton said. "It was good the side. by team physician often than in the past," spirit. We also naturally LaMotte. look towards been accepted to MSU, the absent from competition. It's doubtful that experience and practice for next week." Terpay commented. "We're a bigger The Spartans take on Indiana University An infield it would have made any difference, though. single by also getting out earlier in player, but size has not hockey squad sends a tender compl»'n« to and Purdue this weekend which will be designated hitter GATES Berra the really meant much to our him, which must be "I really don't think it would have season. teams. returned within 10 days. their toughest competition this season. BROWN and a double by pains in his side a "The school sells itself mattered if their number one player was Mickey Stanley Mets defeated "I also look to see how a gave the once we bring them to the However, Terpay said that there," Elaine Hatton, coach of ^the "We'll be working hard all week Tigers a 1-0 lead in the Philadelphia [ he University. However, we coach is playing the player, and Bessone are never women's tennis team commented. "We preparing for the game," Hatton said. "We second. Saturday and Dr w need to have them come for example, if he uses him quite sure who will join the moved up some of our players to higher especially need practice on our serves and here in a first class manner. squad until the first day of diagnosed the tf0 on a power play situation." starting positions and were able to beat volleys.' Cash, who doubled and possible appendicitis Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 9, 1973 13 Butchers, meat buyers plan food price strategy Helicopter crash kills peacekeeping officials (continued from page 1) (continued from page 1) two miles from A their without advance notice for from the path into spokesman for Buttreys Meat Market in Helena, an area Tuesdays and Thursdays for an indefinite period. Mont., disagreed. "People bought like mad the week before over rugged mountains destination, the helicopters an extended period about where near turned off their flight path there are war the the Laos border while on a 25 Be Rep Benjamin Rosenthal, D-N.Y., said representatives boycott, probably to stock up enough to tide them kilometers, 15 miles activities." over a mountainous area B consumer organizations would get together in over," he said. flight from Hue to Lao Bao. W northwest of Quang Tri i,inirton on Wednesday to discuss future plans. Wholesalers They were on an butchers, rreatpackers and processors - city, the Viet Cong claimed, 2 backed for council - TRosenthal said the boycott "was a success because it were authorized reconnaissance among the most seriously affected. Union officials adding: "This area is sed the inflationary attitude of cattle producers, it estimated 20,000 meat c(itters in mission in connection with seven states were laid off frequently subjected to air r lpd the growing food prices and it brought the during the boycott as both supply and demand for setting up a peace keeping reconnaissance and red meat team at Lao Bao to check special (continued from page 1) fcvernment to understand the plight of the American decreased and they said that when reports are in from all 50 on the flow of Communist force activities by the In states the total could rise to addition, the platform asked that firearms and clubs 75,000. Saigon government and is be taken away from police officers on routine duties. J licauelyn Kendall, codirector of National Consumers Farmers argued they were not to blame for troops and war material into near an area where I ited said the boycott was "a symbolic thing, a show of costs. They said other items besides meat were high food expensive, South Vietnam in armed forces Saigon frequently The convention also wanted council to develop an e and consumer outrage to let the President know that claimed the American accordance with the Paris integrated, free mass transit system in cooperation with housewife still spends a relatively low conduct grabbing other cities in the tri r,re sick and tired of what's going on and something proportion of family income for food and said their own peace agreement. operations." - county area. "Only through an L to be done." costs were According to the Viet integrated metropolitan plan can the Lansing area have a rising. At 11 a.m., the viable bus system," the platform said. fNational Consumers United has urged the federal Cong statement, the statement said, one of the livernment to stop serving meat in cafeterias in its office The Midcontinent resolution over the weekend Farmers Organization passed a helicopters touched down at Gio Linh to take helicopters "had an The city, furthermore, should encourage residents to use bicycles when an automobile is not absolutely necessary, fcildinp. military installations and other facilities. urging farmers and consumers on three to unite for laws to Communist liaison officers, accident," and crashed 31 the platform said. The convention rejected the I Spokesmen for several stores said they were surprised at stabilize the market. proposed miles east of Lake Bao and L effectiveness of the boycott. a A*' irTho.^ma!ga01316(1 Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen, then set off on the final leg 15.5 miles south of city bike path system as too inconvenient for cyclists who would f "I didn't think it would affect us much," said the manager L not the Cio, tried to convince consumers that high prices are of their flight. Viet Cong Highway 9. The Viet Cong street be routed through alleys and along in some cases. The proposed system also would congested « Thriftway market in Kansas City, but "we're down in butcher's fault. authorities had prescribed a said all those aboard Ips 45 to 50 per cent on meat and 10 per cent on overall They prepared a pamphlet - "Lady Please Don't Blame flight path 2.4 miles wide, were endang pedestrians where bikes are routed along Your Butcher" killed. sidewalks th convention decided. _ocery items." - to be distributed at supermarket counters. along Highway 9, the Patrick Gorman, The other helicopter The convention also proposed a moratorium on f The manager of a Clawson, Mich, supermarket said he secretary-treasurer of the union, sent a statement reported. landed safely in the same major id to throw out $600 worth of unsold meat. "I am really telegram to Nixon saying that Agriculture Butz was Secretary Earl At Huong Hoa, south of the old U.S. Marine just area the statement said, and street construction and expansion until the mass transit system is completed. In addition it asked that a "free Lprised at the shoppers," he said. "I thought they would unfairly blaming labor for higher meat and other those aboard were given - food prices. firebase at Khe Sanh, and wheel" network of marked cars be established to > before now of going without meat." "thorough care" by local hitchhikers. pick up authorities. A comprehensive set of environmental The proposals was statement also advocated by the convention. It called for a ban on V concluded: housing nonreturnable bottles, advocated the development of a ■(continued from page 1) without disturbing anyone. University records and the presentation of a signed hard students engaged in student cause "The situation proves the of the accident was that the two regretable helicopters failed to stay on the prescribed path to Leo model noise control ordinance for other communities to follow and gardens. even encouraged residents to plant rooftop It said the city should utilize the MSU and neighboring communities to expertise available at Since each hall provides a student will eventually be explore better ways luch difficulty as a music practice room, Rizner made to cure the default if marriage certificate with proof that he plans to along teaching, field service Bao and instead flew of waste water management. ■reshman or sophomore was denied permission. he is discovered in a check training or interning out of live with his spouse. The Iho is trying to waive the Other students reported process. student will be released the Lansing area to be year residency that they simply moved off relieved of their contracts The only sure "out" for from his contract only after for that term. They are kquirement. campus without asking the a student trying to release the date of marriage. J "A contract is a business University for permission or his required to return to contract is the The contract allows ■greement," Schmidt notifying them of the move. University housing, lnphasized. "The student So far, their illegal residency however, if any contract Kust take the responsibility has not been questioned. time remains. his signature to that Options offered off campus Dig Israel ' But in another case, one Students with requests jreement." student tried to beat the to live off campus for J Reasons used by a system her sophomore year reasons other than medical onyour next vacation. ■udent to prove he needs to by registering a post office (continued from page 1) interview with a committee. i or financial may seek special off campus ranging box as an address. The house is assigned daily Campus View permission from the lorn diet, desire to save University discovered her du(ies including cooking, Apartments are the only University but Schmidt Joney, to have quiet or cleaning and maintenance $381*round-trip. illegal residence in an apartments off campus warned that permission is i to live with a family apartment and notified her on a rotational basis. warranted in approved by the University only |ther than his own, rarely to explain and correct the Co-ops select members on to house sophomore extraordinary i ground with the situation or be subject to a first-come, first-served women. Each apartment circumstances. wing committee. disciplinary action. basis spring term for the accomodates four women "In reviewing a student's I Ellen Ratner, while an She got around the following fall year. Room and the residents receive ■SU undergraduate, request, we must separate a problem by claiming she and board is about $250 a little if any supervision. student's wants and needs," With a shovel. At an archaeo¬ Fraternize at an oasis on the ^quested a contract release was a commuter and term. Sophomores are The owner of Campus logical site. On a new EL AL Col¬ Dead Sea. Schmidt said. cause she was unable to allowed to live only in the registering her Plymouth View received University lege Vacation. Poke through our Roman past Inform to the dietary laws home address. University -approved Ulrey, approval for the apartments There is more in Israel that's at Caesarea tMediterranean Sea). T her Jewish faith in the Schmidt Hendrick and Nexus houses. agreed that after he submitted a request pidence hall. The contract Two exciting, surprising and profoundly Beach-hop. Bible-hop. Live. probably the easiest religious living to house all women lease office suggested that requirement for a student to units, Asher House and moving than you can begin to Learn. Enjoy. students, according to the transfer to Williams, falsify when trying to get Manor House, offer students apartment manager. imagine. You can renew yourself and ry Mayo or Fee Hall off campus is to register his a christian living experience. You'll dig sunny, winging, wear yourself out. bartmenls where she could home address Neither permit drinking, or " fascinating Israel. You can fly to Israel for $381)* as his repare her own meals. residency. This is smoking and both have The New York Times re¬ Go to the Negev. most (from New York) and I Gary Rizner, at the end easily done when the live-in supervisors. viewer called HAROLD Scale Massada. on the way home his freshman year, Asher is for men and student is within a 100 • BRODKEY's new story "one ^quested to live with an of the Christian Explore Jerusalem. we'll give you one Eu¬ mile commutor range. women of the half dozen stories I've I See 4 seas. Tan at ropean stop-over free. Lansing family during Schmidt did point out Science faith. Bethel Manor ever read about love and sex s sophomore year so he is an all-male house for Tiberias on the Sea of Add $57* during June, however, that failure to that moved me." And there's Kiuld save money and be Christians. lots more Galilee. July and August de¬ register a correct address is including new writ¬ ! to practice his cello considered Both units hire cooks Water-ski the coral partures. falsifying ing by ALLEN GINSBERG. the under 30 airline and stewards and assign RALPH ELLISON, JOHN bottomed Red Sea. Call us. in various weekly house duties HAWKES. MAXINE KUMIN. police to its members. Room and board fees approximate Atlanta Boston . Baltimore 522-3535 685-4321 267-9220 Detroit Houston Los Angeles . 557-5737 227-7201 553-5555 Philadelphia Pittsburgh San Francisco 563-8011 471-4433 986-4313 those charged for University Chicago 236-3745 Miami Beach 532-5441 St. Louis .. 862-2100 hall residency. Cleveland 621-6607 New York .751-7500 Washington. D C. 296-5440 Students are selected to j LZir Check your local yellow pages for direct lines from other cities. take part in this religious I A STUDENT WAS arrested at 2:30 experience after a personal a.m. Sunday for Jy 6% when government appro' ■iving under the influence of alcohol. CROSSROADS 1 He was driving on Harrison Road when he was stopped CYCLE ■ front of the Brody bus stop. SIP ABBOTT RQ 1 A NINE YEAR old boy was robbed of $2 at 5 - • p.m. ■turday while selling candy to University Village residents. A BANTAM BOOK I was described as "college age." Campus police VD IS A LOCAL AND ■o they have no Where Paperbacks Are Sold suspects. JUVENILE was taken into custody Friday Inn P'm" 'or Itk ■ he P ay and 8 'n talc'ng a shht valued at $8.25 from the '"^national Center. juvenile, here for the track meet held on campus NATIONAL EPIDEMIC! sale Saturday, was released to his coach. IN MICHIGAN, THERE ARE MORE CASES OF VD IA STUDENT WAS arrested at 1 a.m. Friday for drinking THAN ALL OTHER COMMUNICABLE DISEASES I driving on East Circle Drive at Farm Lane. COMBINED. A SNYDER HALL resident told campus police Friday a radio valued at $70 was taken from his room MOST OF THE CASES REPORTED ARE IN PEOPLE letime Thursday between 9:30 p.m. and 11:15 p.m. UNDER 25. CAMPUS POLICE REPORTED that they made six during THE INCIDENCE OF VD CASES BY POPULATION Inday0" °Ut °f sLate farkinB warrants on Saturday and BRAZIER IS HIGHER IN INGHAM COUNTY THAN IN DETROIT. P & GET THE FACTS - WATCH THE VD SPECIAL J- + T GEI DINNER WEEK 12- All food on the Brazier INTO wetog. menu will be reduced 20% between 5 & 7 p.m. 0 BILLIARDS! ln«!'a"got VS thou9htaround to billiards looked interesting, but learning how to play? Don't put ■ sDn* a"V 'on9®r! The Union Billiard Room is I sor'ng FREE Billiard Lessons this term: i m0N. 7 9 PM THURS. 7-10 PM $1-20 PER HOUR MONDAY APRIL 9 A _ limited numbar of Jointed billiard cues will be available a"Scrumpdillyishus offer good °r sale in the Billiard Room Mon. April 19 thru A„ items on ^ Fri. April 13 Brazier menu will be 20% off from 5 p.m. WKAR TV EAST LANSING to 7 p.m. this union SAT -I HOURS: MON-FRI 10AM - SUN 12 NOON-11PM 11PM Monday thru Friday. DICK CAVETT BRINGS OUT THE FACTS WITH THE HELP OF ARLO GUTHRIE. JULES FEIFFER, billiard it'i all go to th* DAIRY QUBEN" JAMES COCO, ROBERT DRIVAS, DOCTOR HOOK Room bmziewoW. Grand River AND THE MEDICINE COMPANY, TO NAME A FEW. (COLOR) " Unl°" Building 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, Arml 9 , C STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 £ Apartments ^ I PART TIME, 8 men needed NORTH PENNSYLVANIA, NEED 1 MAN for 2 CHEVY BISCAYNE - 1968, FORD FAIRLANE - 1963, 4 during Spring term. $300 325. Large, furnished upstairs m,, V-8, stick, new tires included door, automatic, $100. Call month. I mm., month. Phone 489-3494. apartment. 1 bedroom. All occupancy, $500. 355-9872. 3-4-11 332-8486. 3-4-9 351-3068 C-4-30 utilities paid. No children. No CHEVY II FOR SALE! CHEVY pickup, pets. $135. 351-7497. 0-4-30 SPACIOUS 3 BEOf - 1967, 38,500 OVERSEAS JOBS - summer or PHONE 355 8255 miles, 2 new tires. 482-1040 1967, and 1973 Rupp apartment, summer ar 347 Student Services Bid? after 4pm. 5-4-11 Snowmobile horsepower. 651-6033. 3-4-9 - 40 permanent. Europe, South America, Australia, Africa, etc. All professions, Apartments 3® Call before 337-2714.54 11 ; 3. P,1 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER $500 - $1,000 monthly, •AUTOMOTIVE Deluxe - 1953, excellent car, JAGUAR 1970 XKE - 4 speed, MILFORD STREET - 126, 2 ONE PERSON fo7 4~m.. ,. — Scooters & Cycles expenses paid, sightseeing. from Berkey. $65 50,000 miles, best offer. yellow, black interior, Free information write TWR blocks from campus. Deluxe, Parts & Service AM/FM, 663-4812 after 3-4-10 339-9153 after 5pm. 5-4-9 COMPANY, Department Q2, air conditioned, furnished 2 Aviation 6pm. 5-4-9 2550 Telegraph Avenue, man, $180, 3 man $195. • EMPLOYMENT COMET CAPRI - 1967, 2 door Berkeley, California 94704. Now leasing. 332-3909, ' B E D R 0 Oyfl • TOR RENT hardtop. Small V-8, MERCURY MAURADER 1963 10-4-10 351 8571, 372-5767. UNFURNISHED ,I automatic, power brakes and - good transportation car. 0-4-30 condition^, s.ij* Apartments steering. Nice car. $575. Call after 6pm. 351-4285. FULL OR part time service deposit, utilities I 482-3727, 332 2600. Houses Rooms 371-3163 5-4-12 or 372-6225. 4-4-1 station attendants. Call Fred MARIGOLD APTS. h'J| Heller, 349-9726. 3-4-9 911 Marigold. •FOR SALE CONVERTIBLE OLDSMOBILE MGA's (2) 1 reconditioned, the other restoration material. WE HAVE Now leasing for Summer and SINGLE GIRL apartment, furnished e((|^T Animals position open for Fall. Large 1 bedroom apt. — 1970, 25,000 miles, snow Bodys sound, best offer. part time cashier. Must be completely furnished. Newly side, easy access to Mobile Homes Phone 482-5314 after 5pm. • LOST & FOUND tires, one ladylike owner 5-4-9 able to work weekends and carpeted. $170/ up. For Call 482 1147, ESTATE. 5-410 EZZOR^I •PERSONAL $1960. 372-9527 weekends. 4-4-11 evenings, 'THE RECRUITERS FOOTBALL have car. Apply in person at THE HOUSE OF ING, 4113 appt. call 337-7328 or MGB ROADSTER 1969. •PEANUTS PERSONAL CORVAIR oldie but goodie! Yellow, excellent condition. Be OH CAMPl/S THIS K.:. South Cedar. X-5-4-11 LUXURY ADULT apartments GIRL NEEDED tor 4 Cedar Village, 355 •REAL ESTATE - Call Al, 355-6012 after 12 at Woodside Manor, 910 RESEARCH ASSOCIATE Needs new lover. Fairly 5-4/9 Post Office Box 1523 East Lamina Mlchlaan 488 23 Abbott Road. One bedroom 355-9200.3-4-10 ^ •RECREATION noon. FOR GROWING attitude and cheap. 332-8196 evenings. at $180. Call Jim Hayford •SERVICE 5-4-11 opinion research firm. Broad Instruction MUSTANG 1968 - fast responsibilities; growth 332-4240. 11-4-20 CAMPOS VIEW Typing Service CUTLASS CONVERTIBLE - back, condition. V-8, Call excellent 351-5521. Automotive Auto Service ^ opportunity. Master's degree NEEDED, 1 or 2 men, 731 •TRANSPORTATION 1970, automatic, all power, $ 1,500. Phone 337-0949. 4-4-11 in sociology, journalism or marketing psychology, APARTMENTS. Pool, $65. APARTMENTS 332 8992. 5-4-12 •WANTED QUARTZ IODINE 5-4-11 OLDSMOBILE 88 1969, very VW BUG - 1965, runs well, headlight required. Submit resume in UNIVERSITY new battery. $350, conversions, $28.95 pair. At confidence to Box B-2 State •• RATES" CUTLASS 1972 - 16,500 miles, low mileage. Full power. Air. LAKE LANSING new deluxe 1 SUPERVISED 353-6090. 3-4-11 CHEOUERED FLAG, 2605 News. 5-4-9 best offer. 351-1405 5pm - $1,150. 641-4493. C-2-4-10 bedroom apartments. Quiet HOUSING East Kalamazoo Street, 1 1am 353-9551 living on the lake front. FULL AND part time work or afternoons. 5-4-9 late OPEL 1970 - sedan, sharp, WANT THE best thing next to a mile west 487-5055. C-4-30 of campus, available close to campus to Stove, refrigerator. $155. per NOW RENTING LUXlJ trip to Sweden? 1968 Volvo, month plus electric. Phone 4, 5 AND 6 MAN 25mpg, original owner, call re-built engine, warranty. suit your schedule, 351-1333. IM HFfl CJfcU UfcU EEKE CUTLASS 1969 - 442 393-8558. 5-4-13 5-4-6 339-2075. 5-4-12 APARTMENTS 351-1405 5pm 1am convertible, 4-speed, new - or STUDENTS-FACULTY FOR SUMMER AND FAll fEi nm gg an ehe 353-9551 late afternoon. SUBLET 2 - bedroom brakes and battery. Good RECENT GRADUATE in 5-4-9 OWNING FOREIGN completely furnished mnrtinaiaa OSS tires, chrome wheels rear, CARS, WE GIVE 20% physics, chemistry, apartment, 1 block from AN ALTER NATIVE Tol mags front. 54,000 miles, or person with make offer. 484-3735. 3-4-11 ] Motorcycles I OFF ON PARTS AND engineering solid and broad technical campus. No lease. 351-0466 DORMITORY LIVING! CASTROL, 10% OFF background to write or 485-2916. 3-4-10 FOR NEXT YEAR'S I ON ACCESSORIES, m hh n'K'i' rryn roffi DATSUN 1972, 510, 4 door, radio, vinyl top. excellent SUZUKI 1972 - 500 with technical Superior training materials. ACROSS FROM campus, couple SOPHOMORE WOMEN| luggage rack and padded sissy English language DEADLINE condition. 353-3176. 5-4-11 PLYMOUTH STATION wagon bar. 3,200 miles. $800. IMPORT AUTO PARTS skills essential. This permanent, full time job with is a only, 351-5712 8:30 lO:30am PLEASE. 3-4-9 332-6246 Phone 627-2472. 5-4-11 415 South Cedar, Lansing 1 P.M. one class day DATSUN 1972'/, - I'll hustler. 1969, power brakes, steering, one of the nation's leading Vi block s. of E. Kalamazoo Cobra mags, wide ovals, $300 air conditioning, $1,500. Call ROOMMATE SPRING before publication. 1971 HONDA SCRAMBLER, 8:30-5:30 Monday-Friday producers of industrial term, TWO BEDROOM apa and assume payments or best 355-6158 after 6pm. 10-4-13 350cc, like new, phone 8:30-3 Saturday training materials. Send close, furnished, air furnished. Utilities ir offer, over $1900. Nights complete resume to: Box C-3 conditioned, parking, Wilma, Cancellations/Cor¬ 485-1634. 3-4-11 882-8820 after 2pm. 3-4-9 485-2047,371-1947. $175 and up. Summer / F J PINTO 1971 200cc, 4 speed, State News. 5-4-11 351-3695. 3-4-9 rections - 12 noon one - 332 2110. 10-4-19 deluxe trim, one owner, class day before DATSUN 1973 610 wagon, 1970 HUSQVARNA 260, 8 MASON BODY SHOP - 812 ONE GIRL needed to sublease - 12,800 miles. Call 489-9326 speed, 663-4812 after 6pm. LARGE 2 party furni publications. East Kalamazoo Street since 5,000 miles, perfect. $2,500 3-4-10 PROGRESSIVE PUBLIC immediately. Very close. efficiencies. Air conditi< 5-4-9 1940. Complete auto The State News will be or take over payments. Cary, employee Union needs top 351-4509. 3-4-9 332-5580, 9-5pm. 5-4-13 PONTIAC 1965 4 painting and collision service. notch steno typist to be Close to campus S'jJ responsible only for the — door, good 1971 BSA 650cc, green, good 485-0256. C-4-30 - summer. $158 fall. 484-05 transportation. Phone third hand for Director and APARTMENT FOR SUMMER first day's incorrect condition. 641-6409 call 2 If no answer, 35M6lJ DODGE CORONET - 1966, 699-2511 after 5pm. B-1-4-9 after 1pm. 3-4-11 his assistant. Person with — bedrooms, across from • a4-30 insertion. METRIC MOTORS VW bucket seats, factory air, 8 - mature judgment and able to campus. 337-2770. 3-4-9 ALL ads must be repair. Okemos Road and track quad tape player, best PORSCHE 914 1972, new tires, make decisions a must. Much 1-96. 349-1929. C-4-30 ROOMMATE WANTED tl pre-paid the last 2 weeks reasonable offer. Call appearance group, AM/FM. more than confidential APARTMENT FOR sublet finals week for luxi of the term. J 353-2073 after 4pm. 5-4-9 Make offer. 313- 659-4834. secretary, chance to be where summer term. Close. Call MAXI MUFFLER SHOP of East apartment. Very ch«| 4-4-1-0 BMW, YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, the action is, labor Wilma, 361*9695. 3-4-9 Lansing. Economical exhaust '351-3068. 5-4-13 RICKMAN - lots of '73's in background Important. DODGE CORONET 1965 - 6 replacement. Custom work. PORSCHE 914 - 1971, terrific stock. Leathers, helmets, Salary commensurate with cylinder re-built engine and Free estimate. 332-2927. SPRING, 2 bedroom, ONE BEDROOM, furnijlJ to! transmission. New exhaust fun car, many extras, $3,295. 393-4166. 3-4-10 parts, accessories, SHEP'S MOTOR SPORTS, service. C-4-30 ability and experience. Send full resume to Box D-4 State completely furnished, apartment. Near Mt. Hoptfl system, battery. $250. INC. 2460 North Cedar, News. 5-4-11 utilities, perking, very close. Cedar. Call between 3-6(>f 337-2261 after QUALITY AUTO PAINTING 351-9172. 0-5-4-9 694-2011. 3-4-11 5:30pm. RAMBLER AMERICAN Holt. Just south of I-96 - BONNEVILLE 1964 - snows, - Complete cars painted $90. 3-4-11 great cruising machine, good 1967, good transportation, overpass. Phone 694-6621. THREE PART time openings Guaranteed. Phone condition. needs little work. $200. C-5-4-13 for RN's and LPN's. 3-11:30, 3-4-9 $300. 353-2655 FIREBIRD 1967 automatic, runs good, $500. - 400 351-0078. 5-4-10 1971 HONDA 450 scrambler. 482-8801. 5-4-10 Open 9-9pm. 11-7:30 shifts, night bonus, and liberal fringe benefits, NEW SPRING Call 332-8097. 5-4-13 Excellent shape. CADILLAC 65,000 - Classic miles. car Best 1959. offer. FORD CUSTOM - 1966, super RENAULT 1971. R-10. 4-door sedan. Automatic 351-3678. 7-4-11 Best offer Aviation :ib including weekends. time INGHAM V4 for POLYESTERS 351-1210 after 5pm. 5-4-11 reliable. Clean, good tires, transmission. Call Low mileage. 351-7717 after 6pm, YAMAHA 250 - 1971, purple, COUNTY CARE FACILITY, Okemos. EXTENDED PLAIDS^PRINTS>3.%/ CAMARRO 1972 air shocks, — power mag wheels, steering, $300. 694-4811. 3-4-11 5-4/9 customized, perfect. $500. mechanically Hank, LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 years experience in all types of Mrs. Risk, R.N., Director of Nursing. 517- 349-1050. SOLIDS ZIPPERS -ONLY 10c! ' T 2'%/ 7U. FORD FALCON 1967 sports TEXAS VAN 349-9687. 10-4-16 flight training. Approved for automatic transmission, red - - 1963, 7-4-13 with black interior, excellent veterans. FRANCIS 'METAL AND NYLON, condition. Phone 339-8662. HONDA CL-350 1971, 4,600 AVIATION, Airport Road. MALE OR FEMALE full ALL SIZES, UNPACKAGED or part Call 484-1324. C-3-3-30 5-4-12 miles, excellent condition, time, for interview call FORD GALAXIE 500 - 1969, TRIUMPH TR6 - 1971, recently tuned, with helmets. 351-3012.3-4-11 NEW SPRING COTTONS CATALINA 1967 - completely deluxe interior, radio, heater, steering and brakes, midnight blue, 1 owner, low Best offer. 882-3273. 5-4-13 Employment JSE KODEL POLYESTERand overhauled, body reworked. power COLLEGE STUDENTS married. mileage, perfect condition, $/95. 627-2176 before 6pm. V-8, $950. 4844 511 before 1971 KAWASAKI MACH III Private club has opening for AM/FM, custom hardtop, 5-4-13 5pm. 3-4-11 tonneau 500, 3,500 miles, perfect LONG HAIR? If you have a full time summer work. cover, many extras. Call 332-5516. 7-4-16 condition, best offer. good voice it doesn't matter Phone 489-7380 for VALIANT 1964 - 2 door, 3514296. 1-4-6 here. working 351-1010. Excellent Ask pay, conditions. for good Call Linda. appointment. 3-4-11 COTTON BSA 650 LIGHTNING, full FORMER WORK study FORD 1967 stationwagon, — Country sedan power 50,000 miles, condition, $250 or best offer. 332 6060. 2-4-10 good Vette- real Fairing 1970, 5,600 miles. $850. I just 5-4-11 students examine alternative to an exciting on-campus PRINTS CHEVROLET 1969 Kingswood brakes, power steering, air bought a BMW and must sell MATURE INDIVIDUAL with jobs. Call 485-2845 after A 69/^ stationwagon. Power and air conditioning, luggage rack. the BSA to eat. 393-8062, pre-school experience wanted 3pm. 3-4-11 VOLKSWAGEN 1969 the^ - good conditioning. 484-0918 after $575. 332-1725. 5-4-10 353-3994, ask for Bill to direct small educational condition, radio, and one 6pm. 5-4/9 Drescher. 5-4-6 pre-school program. 21 hours owner. Call 355-2982. 5-4-13 WANTED! DRIVERS to drive FOR D 1969 $1,100, Mustang per week. References. 128 W. Grand River in J — Jumbo Ice Cream truck, must Bargain CHEVROLET, 1962 - 2 door, 1967, $700, 8 track FM VW 1971 968 SUZUKI 250cc X-6 Beginning September 1973. super beetle, have good driving record. Williamston. Open MoT - stereo ($125 in tapes), $200. Hustler, customized. Good Send resume to TUTORED power steering, automatic. automatic, 33,000 miles, very Apply 11390 North US-27 $100. 485-4078, 646-8827. 349-4288. 14-6 clean, excellent mechanically, condition. $325. 351-78b8. TOTS, 4142 Naubinway, DeWitt. 10-4-16 thru Wed. 9 -6. Thur.l 2-4/6 Okemos, Michigan. 5-4-13 Closed | Barn 5-4-13 best offer. 882-3273. 5-4-13 9 pm. Fri. 9-5. FORD FAIRLANE 1964, 3 COUNSELORS WANTED FOR CHEVROLET - 1968 BelAir speed, radio, new - battery, VW SUPER Beetle 1971 - stick, PIZZA DRIVERS WANTED - CAMP SOMERSET FOR Sat. Open Sun 10-6. must have own C8r. Apply in station wagon. $995 to start. runs good, best offer radio, sun roof, excellent GIRLS AND CAMP 482-2740. 3-4-11 655-1544. 3-4-9 condition. 353-1857. 5-4-13 person only, Monday — COBBOSSEE FOR BOYS. ■ YOUR IMPORT car wearing out Friday between 1-4pm. MR. MIKE'S PIZZA AND Require men and women CROSSWORD ofo cl■D'R •Y 1 ■ its tires? ALLEN'S A|R A]■Rp highly skilled in camp SANDWICH SHOP, 515 West PUZZLE M A P| ■OA Tj| CEDAR GREENS MARATHON SERVICE activities, at least 21 years of Grand River, East Lansing. specializes in radial tires. 3-4-11 age, with previous camp E T|O!N |Al Custom wheels and front end counseling experience. Camps ACROSS O R L oIpB EL 28. Form of John Nil repairs. Abbott and Lake PART TIME EMPLOYMENT are located in Maine. Girl's 1. Dutch 30. Digit P A I l|a Lansing Roads. Call camp needs: Sail, Golf, 31. Card game A N N eTXTE |d| Earn $50 per week plus bonuses cupboard 351-8682. 5-4-11 Scuba, Riflery, Tripping, 4. Shank 32. Basis of R Ate 9 for those who qualify. Call Buyers Inspection Special Mr. Deters at 351-0620, Tennis, Ski, Secretaries, Head 7. Golfer's custard S P R aNJI|H A Waitress. Boy's camp needs: warning 33. Laborer L E A nHb [EMI 10am-10pm. 0-3-4-11 Swim (WSI), Tennis, Riflery, 11. Silk worm 34. Fireplace o D 1 H > a i ! 12. Uncle Tom's Shop, Ski, Sail, Canoe, friend necessity 36. Attention A N E®vte|Y| Teamsports. Married Couples 13. Poisonous tree 38. Cheers in an accepted. Write full details to 14. Powwow arena Camp Office, 225 East 57 16. Smell 40. Medal winner 351-5 Street, New York, New York 17. figure of 44. Notoriety Avoid getting 10022. 5-4-9 speech 46. Spiced cookies lemon. Let Precision Imports 18. Churl 48. Heroic check It for you. MODELS, FEMALES, wanted 20. Baste 49. Swiss canton $15 for complete checkout. for body painting and 22. Fury 50, Almond FULL TIME breakfast and photography. $10 per hour. lunch cook. 6:30am - 3pm. 25. Skin disease 51. Relish Call between 5-7pm for Six days per week. Must be appointment. 3 7 2-0567. experienced, neat and 5-4-13 1135 Michigan Avenue right next to Brody Complex dependable. Located in Williamston. Ask for Robbie. RE G i STE RI INJURS D ES CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS are now leasing student and married couplos 655-2175. 5/4/9 Roselawn Manor Skilled Nursing units for Spring, Summer & Fall These spacious apartments are carpeted Home, 707 Armstrong Road, and furnished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and individual air - conditioning. These two - man units have parking space for every Lansing, has positions available full or part time, □ffl all shifts .Excellent apartment. Recreation is planned for with a giant swimming pool and private salary and benefits. Apply in balconies. We also have a full - time resident manager for any problems. If you want STEREO RENTALS $23 per person or call 393-5680, Mrs. to be among the first residents of CEDAR GREENS call Available ROBERTS term, $9.50 per month. Free today. The ono - bedroom at Swan, personnel. 5-4-4 AUTOMOTIVE CENTER. delivery, service and pick-up. units start at $85/month per man. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: No deposit. TV's available at 4980 Park Lake Road, TERRY SHAFFER OFFICE HELP — opening for Between 1 & 8 pm. 351-8631. 3-6-9 and 12-month leases Okemos. Phone 351 8088 for same rates. Call NEJAC, available. general office, experience 337-1300. C-4-30 management exclusively by: appointment. C-4-30 AU STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. preferred. Apply in person MICHIGAN SOFT WATER, Go with It! Check the elegant 351-1310 FIND POPULAR thing* at 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 3230 North East Street, popular prices In the new apartment rentals in EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 4B»23 Classified Ads each day I Lansing. 3-4-10 today's Classified Ads. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 9, 1973 15 J Apartments ]|^jP) ^ Apartments 1!* '[ ]0 ^ [ Personal L0„oo»d^;;^b°; PLUSH summer with APARTMENTS for living. Complete SPRING, SINGLES, furnished, utilities, perking, very close. BEAUFORT ESTATES Southeast - MATTRESS, like FOAM - twin, TV RENTALS $23 per term, Thieu's arrival marred trkz-xz*' pool, air conditioning, suburban, new, $30. Phone $9.50 per month. Free balconies and 351-9172. 0-5-4 9 exceptional dishwashers. corner lot, 332-5303. 2-4-10 Boutn 1-09° ' t17fi IHsAl 150'x150'. 10 minutes from delivery, service and pick-up. (continued from page 1) $47/ E,llv R«"< ,rom $125' , ! person. "731" | For s"to MSU No deposit. Stereos available drew opposition K graduate or marr lad Apartments, 731 Burcham campus. Ideal for TANDBERG 3000X open reel at same rates. Call even from some priests. Demonstrators, NEJAC, K Hants For information Drive. 361-7212. 1 4-9 executive home. For details, tape deck. Barely used. $275. 337-1300. C-4-30 irtcluding robed priests, were prevented from marching to t. 393-7863 or walter call ALEXANDER REALTY COMPANY. Advent 101 Dolby. $75. St. Peter's Square on Thursday to protest the audience. Feller company, Rgg-6661-10-4-10 c Houses GUNS, RIFLES of all sell. and handguns kinds. Buy, trade end BOB'S GUN Schroeder. 489-7824 482-9205. 1-4-9 Betty L. or Sony turntable 3 months old. $100 with cartridge. Cary, 332-5580, 9-5pm. 2-4-10 XEROX COPYGRAPH COPIES SERVICES, 44 Hiey claimed the meeting could be interpreted as a Vatican preference for the South in the Vietnamese conflict. But fc"LANSING Snyder Road 2412 South SHOP, Cedar, call SPECIAL! M.A.C. and below Jones Grand Stationery Shop. River the Vatican's daily newspaper, L'Osservatore Romano, EL duplex, 2 bedroom., 4 ONE NEEDED, East side, own 371-2244. 15-4-17 SOUND city SCHWINN 10 SPEED like new, 337-1666. C-4-30 explained the meeting: "The Pope has an equal interest in W° furnished, parking, room 371-4367 after 5pm. amplifier with eight 10" plus car bike rack. $50. Call the problems and well - being of all the people and his |£ pO-4-11 month. Call 349-4167. 3-4-10 50 USED $9.95 SEWING up. machines Zig-Zag and speakers, $524, amplifier with two 12" speakers, $330. Life after 2pm, 372-4032. B-1-4-9 only preference is for those who help." are suffering or in need of PEOPLE NEEDED for house. time guarantee, two M.S.U.E.A. will meet straight stitchers, portables The Call weeks only. GILL newspaper also noted that the Pope received Xuan HOW 663-3510 between 2:30-6:30pm, 313 Detroit. 3-4-10 and console models. Whites, Kenmores, and more too Singers, many ELECTRONICS, mornings or 349-9293 5-7pm. 5=4=13 FREE CAT April 11 p.m. 12 noon Room 158 Natural — 1 Thuy, chief of the North Vietnamese delegation to the Paris peace talks, in February. |UAS/NG numerous to year old, calico Resources - mention. 30 used Bldg. All Before leaving the U. S. Sunday, Thieu was asked about vacuums $5 angora. Box trained, shots. ONE MAN needed for 3 man ZENITH PORTABLE C.T.'s welcome. Where the situation in Cambodia in CBS interview. U/H/MER 4 Uprights and tanks, up. TV, $35. 353-6231. 3-4-9 a house. Own room. 482-1749. Kirbys, Electrolux, Rainbows G.E. portable TV, $20. Altec are we and where are we 3-4-9 "I think that our we are very concerned and many speaker, $50. Clock radio, 2 BEAUTIFUL - with the |ummer Rates: more numerous to mention. Hours too $3.50. IV5-9097. 3-4-11 KITTENS, box going? situation, because - that the North Vietnamese and the 2 Persons in SUMMER. SIX trained, free. 332-2481. National Liberation Front bedroom, 9am to 5pm Saturday 9-12 3-4-11 troops should be withdrawn 2 Bedroom Apt. furnished, two baths, ample noon. ELECTRO GRAND, 200 ALBUMS, all types. Art unconditionally, according to the Paris accords. But they $150 per mo. parking, very close. 804 East books, paperbacks. Come PREGNANT? WE understand. have not done yet. They continue to launch attack." Michigan, Lansing. 484-9774 0-9-4-12 0-4-27 browse! 136 Call us. PREGNANCY Thieu said if the Communists are Landon. 3or 4 Persons in 355-8714. 3-4-11 COUNSELING. 372-1560. the situation could allowed to continue, 2 Bedroom Apt. PERSON FOR Lake get worse and become a very great SPRING BICYCLE SALE Lansing - 200 TV danger for South Vietnam. $180 per mo. house. Own furnished units in stock, — BLACK and white GREAT room, Bottechia, — LAKES - 1969, Asked if South Vietnam could handle fireplace. $78. Atala, Hercules, Peugeot, Colonial Console, $45. the threat if 339-2310 Baby 12'x44', excellent condition, Cambodia fell to the CEDAR 339-8922. 5-4 13 Sekine, Garlatti, Welker, and more. ALLSPORT BICYCLE bed $20, buggy $15. 482-9874. 1-4-9 must sell, 625-7770. 5-4-13 Communists, or if his country would expect American planes to help it in South Vietnam, Thieu VILLAGE 2447 Holt Road, 6 miles Large 4 bedroom country south. SHOP, 518 West Cross Street, Ypsilanti, 483-7194. AMPEX MICRO 54 cassette BUDDY 1971 - 12'x50', two EAST LANSING - by owner, 3 replied, "I • I think that we are capable to defend our country from the border." je St. at the Red Cedar 19-4-25 bedrooms, 2 miles from home. Now available. $300. recorder, AR bedroom ranch, 1647 351 5180 turntable. campus. Take over payments, Some of the interview included 351-7497. 0-4-30 Fisher XP7B Snyder, 2% blocks east of questions about any speakers, Sony excellent 252-D reel reel tape deck, opportunity for Marble School. Large well understanding among the Russians, Chinese and Americans JlAN - two furnished apartment. 12 MILES northeast. 2 bedroom Exakta VX1000, 35mmSLR or three year students. landscaped, fenced lot about preserving peace in Southeast ■29 Burcham Drive, $135. 351-2170, ask for Colleen. Asia and preventing a country home with 5 acres camera. Nizo S56 332-8868. 5-4-10 new war. Cedar Street, $165. super-8 5-4-9 on the "I don't know what kind of ailable June and Looking Glass. Now OKEMOS NEAR assurance and but what available, $225. Quality Brands Binoculars, TV's, typewriters, PARKWOOD 12'x60' 1960 -2 - Solid old 6 form, but I think September, year leases only. 0-4-30 351-7497. Super Discount tapestries. 400 used 8 track bedroom all brick home, if the North Vietnam accepted to sign an .1 487-3216. After 5pm Bike bedroom, air conditioned, comer Sandhill and Okemos agreement and to observe a cease fire and to end the Workshop tapes, $1 each. WILCOX - war fll 882-2316. 0-4-30 TWO WOMEN needed Repair Service SECOND HAND STORE, skirting. Call 485-4405 after 5pm. 10-4-20 Road. Needs some work and in South Vietnam, it must be something behind, and immediately for Check Us Out 509 East Michigan, Lansing. decorating. Has loads of something behind is a must from Russia or Red China," BEDROOM furnished house. Own 485 - 4391. Trades, space, character, and Thieu said. rooms, $52.50. layaway, ](C[] rent ne, $30/ week. 10 °und potential. $29,900. Call Bob 332-5765 after 5pm. 5-4-13 Velocipede Peddler bank cards, 8 - 5:30 p.m. o campus. Quiet daily. C-4-30 Homan, 349-2018 or H.D.I. J peaceful on a lake. 541 E. Grand River On the matter of U. S. aid to South NEW HOUSE close Realtors, 349-3310. 3-4-10 Vietnam, Thieu said il-6601. 0-4-30 to cempus. 15 FIND SOMETHING? his nation needs civilian aid to reconstruct and Furnished, central air 351-7240 J - 50% off all new develop the Jf - 1 GIRL to conditioning. All utilities instruments and accessories. If you've found a pet or of value, we want to help you article TIRED OF apartments? Live in your own home. Let renters country but he did not set time that the aid would be needed. a specific figure or length of ■"apartment, $60. 332-4450. paid. Two bedroom, four LARK CAMPER. Used one We have the best prices in return it. Just come into the On continued Michigan. help pay K man. Available starting fall. season. Like new. Sleeps six, Also lots of used State News Classified your Clean. Close to campus. Call expenses. fighting, Thieu said this depends on the 332-3202. 5-4-13 self contained, 3 burner instruments. Stop by any Communists. JrT STREET 551, one stove, ice box, attached afternoon. ELDERLY Department and tell us you Barbara Lipp Hollstein, Now, he said, "we don't like to take any responsive ck from campus. Large 2 want to place an ad in EAST LaNOBLE REALTY, 1516 OWN ROOM in nice house in awning, etc. $1 275. INSTRUMENTS, 541 East LANSING STATE BANK'S action because we would like to abide by the agreement _ droom, furnished, air 484-2629. 4-4/9 Grand River East Michigan, 482-1637. East Lansing. Own (below first. We have to show our best ■nditioned, balconies. 2 bathroom, found column. As a public Evenings 332-4787. 1-4-9 willingness for peace first." cooking, etc.. $65. 332-3827. Paramount) 332-4331. In, $170. 3-4 man, $180. 3-4-11 BUNDY CLARINET, $80. Like C-3-4-10 service EAST LANSING > resident managers in STATE BANK will run the new condition. Recreation —irtment 2, (351-9250), or 2 BEDROOM 882-9688. 5-4/9 Call SLEEPING BAG 1 ad at no extra cost to you. (G 1351-6676. 10-4-20 HOUSE - - pound, EAST LANSING down filled. Excellent furnished, $165a month plus STATE BANK utilities, mile GUILD ACOUSTIC guitar. Call condition. $60. 351-6982. north of C-4-30 EUROPE - $229 5-4-12 campus. Call 332-1967. 332-3495, ask for Stephen. SUMMER FLIGHTS, bonded 3-4-11 3-4-9 LOST — RING, opal, blue and and guaranteed, advance WFMK STUDIO monitors, AR3 Isonable. 353-5808. 3-4-9 red. Natural Resources booking only. Reserve today. SHARE CO-ED house with six TEAC A-1500 tape deck with speakers (pair). $100 each. EAST Building area. Very generous LANSING Call 349-4000. 5-4-12 | GIRLS needed for Eden others. Own room, $51.43. transistorized automatic reverse, $275. Phone 351-3521. 3-4-9 reward! No questions. VACATION TRAVEL, )c Apartment. Fall. Winter, 332 5689. X-2-4-10 332-6841, 482-3926. 3-4-9 351-2650. 20-4-30 HAMMOND CADETTE organ ring. Call 353-3314. 5-4-11 Announcements for It's Explore Jewish mysticism at like new, excellent FLIGHTS What's LIBERTY COIN SHOP bargain FRIENDLY MALE tiger cat - NEW YORK, Happening must be 7 p.m. Tuesday in Snyder - Rooms price. 355-6025. 3-4-10 received in the J.ET: 2 people $50/ month. found Landon Hall finals Frankfurt, return. From State News Phillips Hall. $165. office 341 Student Services ■eSdowbrook Trace. week. White Anne Munnich, collar, Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two class WALNUT ADVENTS $150. 355-7846. C-2-4-9 The Dept. of |3-2338. Friendly. Liberal. 372-5983. C-3-4-9 days before publication. No Anthropology SUBLEASE ROOM $40/ Kenwood KM 8002 and School of Social Work will announcements will be accepted month, cooking utilities, Poweramp 110 watts RMS, FOUND: GIRL'S bicycle. Serial UNION BOARD present a colloquium entitled summer flights by phone. "An ONE girl for 2 inquire 236 North Harrison. $150. Phone 332-2787. number 503-47-3940. to Europe from Detroit and Anthropological See manager. 3-4-9 3-4-10 Describe Perspective on Women: Ideology m apartment in South to claim, 351-8838. Windsor. Stop in 1-4pm, The Naval War Game Club and Social Structure" at 3 ALWAYS BUYING COINS C-3-4-11 will meet at 7:12 p.m. p.m. nsing. Need own bedroom Monday - Friday. 2nd floor. today in Tuesday in the Captain's Room, ■. $82.50 a month. Call FEMALE NEEDED STAMPS-COLLECTIONS WOOD 2"x4" racks, wired, Union. C-4-30 the North Hubbard to live in lounge. All home, private 223 Abbott holds 6 tanks. 10, 20 gallon FOUND: KEYS in front of those interested are welcome. p2973 after 5pm. 5-4-6 room, complete bath, furnished, 337-2401 tanks. Equipment: rocks, Campbell. 355-0035. Hebrew classes for readers Jnished 1 bedroom to sublease. $155/ spacious, beautiful carpet, cooking privileges, parking, 2 SPRING SPECIAL - Carpet gravel, heaters, filters, plants, lights, etc. Best offer. Q3-4-11 Service ]® a Tri - Beta honorary invites all those interested in biology with 3.0 average to join. Write to without vocabulary will be held at 6 p.m. Mondays at Hillel with intermediate class at 7 p.m. and h. Call 349-3963. 5-4-13 blocks from campus. Call shampoo of 9'x12' rug. 339-8685 after 7pm. 5-4-13 LOST - FOUR month old 220 Natural Science $5.95. Phone 882-2423. I Wl LL Bldg. for beginner class at S p.m. anytime, 337-0645. 3-4-11 female black and brown babysit your child in my information. 5-4-11 Women's Liberation will I TO sublet immedietely. WEST FILMORE, 200 watts. German Shepherd. Wearing University Village apartment. Crisis in America will hold a meeting of the newiy Free to April 15th. MONTIE HOUSE has great Must sell, $325/ best offer, brown 355-6210. 3-4-9 meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in 38 formed collar, answers to Women's Newsletter GUITAR HARMONY, 12 332-3827. 5-4-13 Union to finalize |22296. 5-4-13 food, parties, and rooms for - name Theresa. Lost in LANDSCAPING GRADUATE plans for "The Collective at 7:30 p.m. today at only $205 a term. Call string electric, hollow body, vicinity,of Abbott and Lake Emperor's New Clothes." the Women's Center. All women excellent condition. $110 or available for part time : STREET - next to 332-8641. 3-4 11 SAILBOAT — 16 Feet sloop rig, Lansing Roads March 31st. are welcome. ir Village. $65/ month, best offer. 485-6177 after nylon sails, outboard bracket. Call Cord ill Wood, 332-2690. drafting, gardening. Call Volunteers are needed for the e June 15th. 6:30pm. 4-4-10 Asking $400. 663-3844. Office 372-7900. 2-4-9 Diana evenings, 332-1268. MSU Free S,ore- There wi" be The OwenGraduate Assn. will SUMMER, DOUBLE, 1 g an organizational meeting at 3 sponsor Pan - African Week | 0136. M-11 completely furnished, 60 LBS. Kodiak Magnum bow, 5-4-13 p.m. today in 4 Student Services April 11 - 14. Activities scheduled LOST - MALE grey / white cat. utilities, kitchen, parking, TV vinyl case included. Best GARAGE Stitches on right fore leg. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Bldg. All are welcome. are: Wednesday - talent show, 8 SALE - 1240 p.m. to midnight: Thursday lounge, laundry, very close. offer. 351-3286. 3-4-9 including plumbing, - Whittier, East Lansing, East Lansing. 332-4682. ^ fashion show, 8 to 10 $80. 332-8965 or 484-9774. electrical, carpentry, and p.m.; 351-9459. 12'x18' rust 2-4-9 Typing Service ^ Friday - dinner, 5 to 7 p.m.; X-0-4-10 SQUINTING CAUSES wrinkles. remodeling. Call Jim - girl for 2 story carpet with rubber pad, like Saturday - discussions, I to 4 Wolnosky, 351-8753. 2-4-9 ent, ling. 332-3124. great location, 3-4-11 SINGLES/ DOUBLES, Co-op, room, board $225/ Bower term. Help prescription sunglasses. prevent with ground OPTICAL new, $100. Jacobson power mower, $75. Kitchen table, chairs, $35. Lawn, camping, □ m PLASTERING DRYWALLPR°™Xl "u 'ytrs p.m.; Sunday - Dance. 10 p.m. The public is invited. Money will be donated to the to 2 large / small jobs, quality Lansing Sickel Cell Anemia fllGAN AVENUE near Nice, 351-4490. 10-4-10 DISCOUNT, 2615 East grill, etc. 5-4-13 experience. Sand., 339-8934. BOARD EXAM TUTORING work, free estimates. Foundation. ow Hospital, private Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. Civ, C-5-4-13 Tutoring classes now being 4891713, 482-4870. 12-4-20 --- >ce, parking, utilities MEN CLOSE to MSU. Clean formed for the FOR A 1 adult - SONY 6065 receiver, superb coming magnificent possession The TV - Radio Student preferred, quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone LSAT, MCAT, DAT, Board NEED SOME new clothes? BAUTEL'S, 2916 Turner Street. pick a car from today's Action Group will meet at 7 ne 332-0322. 1-4-9 485-8836. 0-4-30 sound. Must hear! Call Cary, exams. For information call Sewing done reasonable. Call IV5-9212. All types of yarns Classified Ads - 355-8255. p.m. today in 34 Union to plot a 332-5580 9-5pm. 5-4-13 Linda, evenings, and supplies. 0-1-4-9 313-354-0085. 0-2-4-9 Sundays, course of action. All TR I Man for 2 man, $90/ SHARE MOBILE home - own 489-0138.3-4-9 EXPERIENCED TYPIST, close students should attend. TWIN SIZE bunk beds, $80. Immediate bedroom, must have car, ADULT TOYS, like kites, squirt to MSU. Electric typewriter. FENDER AMPLIFIER - super Crib and jupancy. 332-2270. 1-4-9 $75/ month. Call 393-4761 mattress, $25. guns, Frisbees. Prescriptions. FOR QUALITY service on re-verb / vibrato. 200 watts c3n 349-1773 eve lings and after 5pm. 5-4-9 Play-pen, $12. Call 355-8156. GULLIVER STATE DRUGS. stereo equipment, see THE R peak power. Fantastic 3-4-11 weekends. 373-6726 summer, share 1105 East Grand River, East STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East condition. $295. 485-0530. weekdays. 0-2-4-9 [9e apartment, own SUMMER. SINGLES. 3-4-9 Lansing. C-4-13 Grand River. C-4-30 welcome. close, NEW 60 watt Concord receiver . 337-9576. Completely furnished, - $130, RCA stereo cassette TYPING TERM papers, theses, ORGAN CONTEST - Win a The MSU utilities, kitchen, parking. TV MATCHING 5 speed Schwinn deck $75. Instructions e,c- Electric. Experienced. Forestry Club will 353-7480. 3-4-11 free trip to Japan! Cash meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in 183 lounge, laundry, very close. lightweights. 26" man's, 24" I -II 1 JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. ■ BEDROOM 2 bedroom prizes for all Natural Resources Bldg. William $60. 332 8965 or 484-9774- woman's. New October. ages. No C-4-30 lament, $80/ m0nth, no SONY 5000FW FM tuner. One •urchase Wallner will speak on 0-4-10 Lights, saddle baskets, locks. necessary. Call CL339-22Q7 1-4-9 of the best. New, $450 - Will today for details. 372-9600 Entomology in Europe. $110 each. 485-6674 after IBM TYPING (P.^a sacrifice. Cary, 332-5580 MARSHALL - Elite) 7pm. 3-4-11 MUSIC The Block and Bridle Club 9-5pm. 2-4-10 experienced. 1331 East Collingtooot) COMPANY. 5-4-12 informal initiation will be held Kalamazoo, Apartment 6, at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the 489-1058. 10-4-13 Judging Pavilion. All new members should attend. iftMrciiiii BANJO AND guitar lessons. All means styles. ELDERLY Transportation College Republicans will INSTRUMENTS, 332-4331. meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the C-6-4-13 PRICES YOU'LL appreciate on Captain's Room Union. Elections will be held. household items you want Typing Service are advertised in the Want The MSU Pre - Professional Ads each day! Club will meet at 7 p.m. today in lib Natural Science Bldg. PROFESSIONAL IBM Tours of medical schools will be dissertation typing. MA * discussed Careers along with Day and Washington Health English degree. MARTY NORTH, 351-3487. C-4-30 University Medical School. DON'T FORGET blood comes Thefe will be a ANN BROWN meeting for Typing and ople. all Jewish students interested in multilith offset al do printing. forming a nontraditional Jewish Complete service for compensated. MICHIGAN group on campus at 7:30 p.m. dissertations, theses, COMMUNITY BLOOD Tuesday in S13 North Case Hall. PAST TONY COATS manuscripts, general typing, CENTER. 337-7183. Hours ON GRAND RIVER IBM. 23 years experience. Monday, Thursday and The MSU Scuba Club 349-0850. C-4-30 Friday 9-4:30. Tuesday and will Campus Hill Apartments, now under new management is leasing student units for Wednesday 12-6:30pm. meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday in 208 Men's 1M SPRING, SUMMER, and FALL. These spacious apartments are carpeted and EXPERIENCED C-4-30 Bldg. A film will IBM typing. be shown and furnished with distinctive, comfortable furniture. Each unit has a spring dives garbage disposal Dissertations. (Pica - Elite). discussed. All interested scuba and air conditioning, and dishwasher. These 4 man units have up to 4 Fayann, 4890358. C-4-30 H.R.I. 245 tests needed divers welcome. parking spaces per unit and include the use of a giant swimming pool and recreation room. immediately. Will pay. Call Bob, 355-2603. 3-4-10 swank furniture 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 COMPLETE THESES SERVICE. Discount printimj. The Undergraduate S o Student IBM Advisory Council will meet at typing and binding of NEED TICKETS tn?"i0ned Nureyev to to be among the first residents of Campus Hill call today. 2 bedroom units start at 7:30 p.m. today at the Pretzel theses, resumes, publication. Ballet on Friday. Call Todd, Bell. Junk>rsare especially *Unlimh«d Parkirtg $50 per month per man for the summer $62.50 month per man in the fall. FOR urged 1 Across from campus, corner 353-8794. 3-4-11 "Now Furnhurt RENTAL INFORMATION CALL at 349-3530. M.A.C. and Grand River, "J* "Modal Open Daily MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY: ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. below Jones Stationery Shop. NEED TWO tickets for tree Call 361-8282 Call COPYGRAPH U will offer Nureyev's Swan Lake sensitivity 'Behind the Yanfcat Stora) , . 13|0 241 E.SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 SERVICES, 337 1666. performance. Call Joe, training at 4 p.m. Thursdays in EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 the Wilson basement C-4-30 353-7520. 2-4-10 tab. The group is limited to IS people. 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 9, $ $ $ $ 307 E GRAND RIVER NEXT TO CARD SHOP Mon. Sat. 9 6 Wed., Thurs. 9 9 Limited Quantity of These Specials Available Special Album Sale!! KODAK FILM cx- 26-12 New Releases cx- 26-20 1.19 Beatles Greatest 1962-1966 9.98 •5.39 Limit 1 (coupon) Expires Apr. 15, 1973 Beatles Greatest 1967-1970 9.98 *5.39 East Lansing Store Only Led Zeppelin House of the Holy 5.98 '3.19 Donald Byrd Black Byrd 5.98 '3.19 Johnny Winter Jefferson Airplane Still Alive and Well Thirty Seconds over Winterland 5.98 5.98 '3.19 '3.19 G.E. FLASH CUBES Mountain Best Of 5.98 '3.19 SUPER CUBES 77' Bette Midler Procol Harum The Divine Miss M Grand Hotel 5.98 '3.19 MA1IC CUBES 1.09 5.98 '3.19 Limit 1 (coupon) Deodato Prelude 5.98 Expires Apr. IS, 1973 '3.19 East Lansing Store Only Rolling Stones More Hot Rocks 9.98 '4.99 Duane Allman An Anthology 9.98 '4.99 Grateful Dead Joni Mitchell Europe '72 For the Roses 9.98 5.98 '4.99 '2.98 CIGARETTES Grand Funk Phoenix Hundreds of other 5.98 LP's 5.98 '2.98 3 PACKS 99' $2.98 Limit 3 (coupon) As Marked in Store Expires Apr. 15, 1973 East Lansing Store Only SHEER VIRGINIA MAID ORLON LADIES BIKINI NUDE PANTY HUSE KNEE SOX UNDERWEAR KNEE SOX ASST. COLORS; PATTERNS ASSORTCD COLORS & SIZES Reg. 1.00 49' Reg. 1.50 THE FINEST QUALITY W Reg. 1.00 59c Reg. .59 3/99 Limit 6 Limit 6 Limit 3 (coupon) (coupon) (coupon) Expires Apr. 15, 1973 Expires Apr. 15, 1973 Expires Apr. 15, 1973 East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only CEPACUL BIC BANANA A FINE POINT FELT TIP SYLVANIA UMBRELLA Mouthwash 14 oz. Re*. 1.09 Limit 1 (coupon) 0 SUN LAMP KIT Mens-7.95 value >2.99 Reg. .29 2/29c Limit 1 *9.61 Womens-5.95 value Limit 1 each •1.99 SUAP BOXES Limit 2 (coupon) Expires Apr. 15, 1973 East Lansing, Store Only (coupon) Expires Apr. 15, 1973 East Lansing Store Only Rpo»• OQ (coupon) Expires Apr. 15, 1973 East Lansing Store Only 19" MENS SCOTTIE MACLEANS BRECK Complexion jel Reg. .49 (co^n) Expires Apr. 15, 1973 It FACIAL TISSUE TOOTHPASTE _ SHAMPOO East Lansing, Store Only 1DC 19s 96' 200/2 ply 3.25 oz. 15 25' oz. Reg. .35 Limit 4 Reg. .69 Reg. 1.98 SCUTCH TAPE Limit 1 Limit 1 Limit 1 (coupon) Expires Apr. 15, 1973 East Lansing, Store Only (coupon) Expires Apr. 15, 1973 East Lansing Store Only (coupon) Expires Apr. 15, 1973. East Lansing Store Only Ron 07 Keg. .11 Expires (COlUpon) Apr. 15, 1973 East Lansing Store Only It GILLETTE PERSUNALIZEU NOTES CUTEX BIC PEN Limit 3 * NAIL POLISH REMOVES TECHMATIC BLADES ACCOUNTANT FINE POINT Reg. 1.00 ExpiresCApr°in5, 1973 East Lansing Store Only 39' jj' 4 oz. Reg. .55 >it 1 5's Reg. 1.00 57° Reg. .49 AFRO Limit 1 Limit 6 (coupon) Expires Apr. 15, 1973 East Lansing Store Only (coupon) Expires Apr. 15, 1973 East Lansing Store Only Combs and Picks Reg. .29 (coupon) Expires Apr. 15, 1973 East Lansing Store Only If EXTENSION CURDS MYADEC BABY POWDER DIAL DEODORANT Reg. .59 6 Ft. Limit 2 (coupon) Expires Apr. 15. 1973 3J VITAMINS AQC 14 97' *1.17 oz. 30's 1.49 Value Reg. 2.50 14 oz ifg Reg. 2.49 BOX STATIONERY Limit 1 Limit 1 Limit 3 (coupon) Expires Apr. 15, 1973 (coupon) Expires Apr. 15, 1973 East Lansing, Store Only (coupon) Expires Apr. 15, 1973 East Lansing Store Only 47 ULTRA SHEEN CUPPERTUNE IVORY SOAP JERGENS Hand and Body Lotion Oil or Lotion 4 OZ. Reo 1 7Q x,la Limit 1 (coupon) Expires Apr. 15, 1973 East Lansing Store *1.0! coNomni^ gg Only 10c 49' New Bath Size 8 oz. Reg. 18 Reg. 2.75 Limit 1 O.E. SUNLAMP Limit 1 BULBSfl' f«f (coupon) (coupon) Expires Apr. 15, 1973 East Lansing Store Only Expires Apr. 15, 1973 East Lansing Store Only Reg. 10.95 Explre^'Apr^l's, 1973 E»st Lansing Store Only / ,V —*