ex equality legislation elps topple barriers Gov. Milliken April 18, 1972, due the superficial twist of fate that I By PAT ALLEN largely to lobbying efforts sparked by a woman," she said. was the restaurant incident. It is one of the Hellman and a group of other hpn a MSU graduate student was first state accommodations laws in the interested women then began efforLs /from the men-only section of a country to prohibit sex discrimination. to , B J restaurant last year, she had Since then, the law has been encourage the management at Brauer's to mend its her outrage would lead to the freely ways. But the applied to rule out sex discrimination women soon found that of new sex discrimination in a vast collection of areas. sex was a legitimate form of discrimination in ftion legislation which is The efforts began when city and state public accommodations ■L barriers for women in such Mary Hellman, MSU graduate student, was legislation. rf areas as credit applications, refused permission to eat in a The group soon inal justice courses, abortion began to complain men-only section of Brauer's about the discrimination to Uures and fishing licenses. Restaurant, 213 S. Grand Lansing new Public Accommodations Ave., city councilmen and, later, to their u Lansing. state representatives. was passed by the Michigan "It was the first overt form of A revamping by the state ature last spring and signed by discrimination I had faced based legislature on (continued on page 9) GR£AS£D P\6 the michigan Volume 65 Number 136 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 17, 1973 Communists take ASHINGTON (AP) - North The town is located on Route 4 Communist troop concentrations over government, U. S. aircraft including Laotian town Col. Ninh is a cousin of President Penh, 65 miles to the north. iamese and Communist Pathet north of the Laotian capital of V around Tha Vieng, but nowhere else in B52s conducted operations over forces overran a town in Laos ientiane and is adjacent to an airfield. . . . Nguyen Van Thieu. Ninh's brother, Helicopter gunships hovered above Laos. American bombers have been Laos." Hoang Due Nha, is one of Thieu's them. jay. prompting the Pentagon to "There has been a considerable fire hitting targets in Cambodia for about Pentagon officials would disclose closest advisers. Officers in the field reported that r U. S. bombers to hit targets in fight there for a couple of days," six weeks. neither the number of flights that are Newsmen who reached the border country for the first time in six Friedheim said of the battle between There has been no bombing by they had had no contact with planned nor how long the strikes in at Tinh Bien before the ban was Communist forces. Communist forces and Royal Laotian Americans in Vietnam since the cease - Laos are expected to continue. imposed saw armored personnel Under the terms of the cease - fire ntagon spokesman Jerry W. troops for control of the town. fire signed Jan. 27. But one source said the presence of carriers maneuvering across the dried Iheim said the bombing was in Beyond that, he could provide agreement, the United States, South no Congressional critics have attacked tanks and of heavy weapons was the up rice paddies. They wheeled back Vietnam, the Viet Cong and North inse to "a major violation of the details on the size of the North the Cambodian bombing campaign as fire." primary reason why American and forth across the border, crossing Vietnam are to end all military i • Vietnamese or Pathet Lao forces, or having no constitutional basis, saying bombers were ordered in for the first about half a mile into Cambodia on operations in Cambodia and Laos and he spokesman said that the number of casualties suffered by that the new attacks are sure to draw time since Feb. 23. mnist forces led by tanks and both sides of Highway 2 which leads to withdraw troops from both forces under the control of Laotian more of the same kind of protests. There has been a shaky cease - fire to the Cambodian capital. Phnom countries. jrted by heavy artillery had Premier Souvanna Phouma. A brief announcement from in effect in Laos since Feb. 22. In iled through and taken control of A Pentagon source said that headquarters of the U. S. Pacific recent weeks, however, the fighting [Vieng, south of the vital Plaine de American B52 bombers and Fill Command in Honolulu said, "At the there has died down somewhat. region in central Laos. fighter - bombers were hitting request of the Royal Laotian The Pacific Command announced that there were strikes in Cambodia Monday. also Pentagon JTLINES GOALS, PLANS About 25 South Vietnamese jobs armored vehicles crossed the South ietnamese border near Tinh Bien into Cambodia following intelligence on 274 Grafton tells reports that a Communist division had WASHINGTON But Fort Dix, N.J. the major (AP) - - moved into a cluster of boulder concern - Congressmen say the Pentagon Army recruit training center that was strewn hills rising out of the border notified them Monday it will close widely rumored to get the ax - will fiatlands. down or cut -back 274 military not. Despite witness accounts to the installations by the end of next year in The Army will reportedly suffer • '"xtrary, some local commanders and the biggest base cutback since 1970. separate cutbacks this summer when for MSU health center Saigon command spokesmen denied that their forces have crossed the border. The border was later sealed off to newsmen. The closure will eliminate 21,172 civilian and 16.640 military jobs, a reliable Senate source said after a the six U.S. Army commands are reorganized. Sen. Edward W. Brooke, R-Mass., By LINDA DROEGER Pentagon briefing. quoted Pentagon officials as saying the "We are conducting a screening A 3-inch thick cutback list base closings and cutbacks will slice State News Staff Writer operation," Col. Hoang Due Ninh, obtained by The Associated Press $275 million off military ■d Grafton, newly • elected who commands South Vietnamese spending the shows two major shipyards in Boston first year. ■SI' president, said Monday he will forces in four border provinces, said. and San Francisco, two naval bases, Secretary of Defense Elliot L. J the development of the ASMSU He gave no explanation for banning two Air Force bases and at least seven Richardson has so far accepted former King committee system and the newsmen from the area, except that Naval air stations are to be closed nent of the University Health secretary Melvin R. Laird's figure of a the order had "come from Saigon." down. er operations as (continued major concerns in on page 9) A addition, Grafton, Grand Haven lomore, hopes to make the voice ON PUBLIC BUGGING TESTIMONY lie student heard by including a loting student trustee on the Jd of trustees and to explain the (of ASMSU to the student by ■buting an information booklet, Senate panel s ■rafton. elected as a candidate Bgned with any slate, said Monday WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate close between the White House and Ervin said live television would be Bfulfill his position as an executor Watergate investigating committee the committee on an "arrangement" allowed to cover the hearings except will of the ASMSU board. Monday backed its chairman's allowing those aides to appear. for possible "extraordinary" ITIiere has been a insistence that all witnesses, including Ervin has said he is prepared to ask circumstances, which he said he can't tendency in the ■ for the board to depend on the White House aides, give sworn public for the arrest of any person who foresee. ■dent to initiate testimony. refuses to testify, including high programs when Meanwhile, there were these other ■ is the job of the Chairman Sam J. Ervin, D-N.C., ranking White House staff members. board," Grafton developments: I 1 want the board to initiate and said there have been recent "feelers" U.S. Atty. Gen. Richard ■ out programs." from the White House on a possible Kleindienst • Sen. Charles McC. Mathias, recently declared the R-Md., said he would support the jrafton 1 that added that he does not compromise but that "no deals" have doctrine of executive privilege permits arrests referred to by Ervin if all other the president should be in been worked out. Nixon to forbid any of the nation's t with the The committee voted 2.5 million federal workers from means failed to produce the desired board but rather to begin ■ out and back the witnesses. "They know that this thing intentions of hearings about May 15, open them to testifying before Congress. Tioard. public and press and have all witnesses Ervin said of the White House can't be just kissed off as a mere 1° ut'"ze what he believes is the testify under oath. aides: "We've been praying to the caper," he told newsmen. J«t source of student input in the Ervin said the seven-member panel good Lord they will come and testify" ■rnmental process, Grafton • It learned that the Justice also approved a set of guidelines without a constitutional confrontation was ■ further hopes develop the standing governing the hearings. They will be with the Congress. Dept. may receive this week a new J™ttee system issued publicly later, he said. He again rejected a White House General Accounting Office report during his term. ■ "The committee is agreed on these alleging that President Nixon's jHhuia filled 1 University student positions on guidelines so the White House aides suggestion that the aides be questioned long distance through a series of re-election campaign failed to account standing committees ■ got the system in will know exactly how to testify if written questions and answers. for money spent on political spying. motion," Pon explained, "Now the> elect to come down to testify, or The chairman said he will accept no An accounting office source said the we need to 7 a between the if the President permits them," Ervin restrictions on the area of questioning campaign failed to account for funds student P11 atives on these committees said. except those which limit the allegedly given the head of the Young His statement appeared to dash committee to investigate the conduct Republicans at George Washington 'continued on page 9) Grafton persistent rumors that agreement was of the 1972 elections. University to spy on radical elements. acuity Jy TERI te ALBRECHT News Staff Writer lament produce effort." the needed concentrated effective offering means channels in of 20 years input U' for into concrete offered. recommendations c were eml °0fgovernment lhe facully involved in News . Background Jack Bain, professor of academic affairs. In addition, some faculty frown on f* , not communications and council member But many faculty are still additional meetings. ■ happy for 18 years also emphasized that large concerned that they are appointed by the Steering Comrr ittee since some people naturally feel they not being An example is Lester V. wasting their time." committees of 25 or more people are heard, because the committees and PvSh ll u6 Wef that of tiie Faculties. are ridiculous and that a review is badly their cumbersome sizes, which Manderscheid, chairman of the Illty"utnerofc t>n fragmented Meanwhile, specific criticisms are Rabin stressed that his committee only should consist of a staggered needed to shake up the governing fragment the faculty, have led to a Educational Policies Committee, who ZTi l ',mmiUees »nd that being leveled at various aspects of the council system. representation from some of the structure. weak sounding board for voicing faculty said that creating another committee is not necessarily faculty going to P"years 8 has dwind,ed in Albert Rabin, professor of colleges, and he used the review of "The faculty has more of an concerns. create an a^regate strength of faculty fetees h»mlnt is that faculty I'efore Vh °me to° lar«e and psychology Academic and member Governance of Committee, the academic governance as an example of the problem of an overloaded opportunity now than voice itself in government but these ever before to Weeks ago some suggested faculty members that the Elected Faculty opinion. Another outspoken faculty member criticized the weighted size of his membership. numerous committees are too big and Council be used as the base for at the elected ■Nation rSCOUra8e "^Ive faculty council "Technically, the Academic supporting a strong faculty input, |p'»int of no ..8«« C0UP'ed with the particular committee which, deters faculty participation. he said, Governance Committee should be promote passive participation. With so many committee members, it is easy counterbalancing the forces of the who disparaged the committee system Jack Stieber, professor of labor and is lSion" mall , s,rength in the "Our committee is entirely conducting the review, instead of to sit back and let others do administration and the student groups. 6*253,.0,1 e noor of the large with more than 20 members. too another ad hoc committee appointed work," he said. the The faculty council is the body of industrial relations. Generally, however, faculty are ?CU'riUc?2ber8reXPeCt thes* and There are too many representatives from different areas, which normally by another group from the council," he said. "But we had to recommend The faculty who committees eventually meet each are split into elected faculty representativees which only meets about twice a year. pointing to a dissatisfaction with the weighted committees and the pe s,ructure fn,ic i„ 8 Uni.versity rev'ew of forces any discussions of ours to be that a small group be formed to take month in Academic Council meetings. But indications are that, though the sometimes passive members. on the responsibility since our This governance system • as indicated faculty's council discussed internal and rN I Vany an aTh ad hoc S<)0n to be committee, interminable, ' he said. "Thus, participation is slacking considerably committee could never get together to in Bain's statement - is the most external communication problems, no Hopefully, they say, the review will eventually alter the situation. 2 Michigan State Ne«'s, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 17 . laTTCTna Fired prof continues By DIANE SILVER State News Staff Writer with either the tenured in matters of tenure. faculty or the advisory committee battle scientist. Whatever that means. The professors refused to look "They refused to consult with the committee since a at his n,.u. majority of the advisory committee supported me and they Hildebrand says. publi "In fact one of the senior faculty remarks been dragging on. While Hildebrand's suit in U.S. District Court keeps ssa-SS in an EUfMavystp- attempt to get around these rules Hildebrand even want to look at that crap!" ' ' to officials of the Dept. of Social Science from commenting, believes someone typed above the appendix on the original Furthermore, the professors charged that' hiia. Hildebrand recently retold his story. stencil of the bylaws the phrase: "not a part of the was not teaching for the common final llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll exam Since September 1968 the former associate professor of used for social science at that time. ' bylaws." social science and Latin American Studies has been fighting After his termination, Hildebrand's first move was to ask "Dunham brought up the fact that several st„H. I "Some black people have been taught to think his discharge from the University. Three months ago, he for a meeting with the professors who made the decision to complained about It," he said. "I don't knnu, H of themselves as Negroes or Afro - Americans. took his fight to the U.S. District Court in Grand Rapids deny him tenure. Dunham agreed but stipulated that it hadn't talked to me about it before." There is no such thing as a Negro and an Afro is a filing a suit against President Wharton, Provost John would be an informal meeting, with no legal counsel and no "In any case, I'm not certain what hair style - there is no Afro person. We are an Cantlon, Edward Carlin, dean of University College, witnesses. he me,Bt I Douglas Dunham, chairman of the social science "Well, what could I say? I simply agreed to whatever he teaching for the exam. I was on the exam t'ommittTj African people and we must think from an African department, and Clinton Snyder, professor of Social would give me," Hildebrand said. "I had no authority to get presume I could have stolen the exam questions anrfJ frame of reference." Science and assistant to Dunham. a full formal appropriate hearing." them to the class. But*of course I didn't do this " H Hildebrand charged that he was terminated Prior to this meeting Hildebrand reports he had no The meeting upheld the original decision for no to ti Don L. Lee, poet and activist Hildebrand. legitimate reason, written reasons for his discharge were not complaints about his teaching or research. See story page 5 provided, prescribed procedures were not followed and he was denied an opportunity to present his case. IIIMIIIIIIIIIMI II Illllll Illllll I Reinstatement in the University and $115,000 in damages and compensation are being asked. The case is currently at President Nixon retains powers The U. S. House voted a one Nixon's - year economic extension of powers a standstill while a University motion to dismiss the case is being considered by the judge. Why does Hildebrand continue his case? "I'm fighting for the basic rights nontenured faculty traditionaly have not had anywhere," he said. "I view it as a Waste authority Monday .rejecting all proposals for price freezes or rollbacks. The House action, following passage of a similar matter of principle and commitment, not unlike the principles I was fighting for as a combat fighter pilot in World War II, the principles of basic human rights." Hildebrand believes his discharge was prompted by the 'Red Sewer' bill by the Senate, gives Nixon a thumping triumph tenured faculty's fear of changes he and three other Okemos in his confrontation with the Democratic By MIKE LaNOUE Jaycees, local buses to transport all river work the - nontenured faculty members, who had just been elected to National participants w State News Staff Writer Guard, local cleaners to various locations be doing. controlled Congress on the cost of living issue. the departmental advisory committee, might make. Brownie troops, the MSU along the river. She said The Waste Control Charlie Ti Some Democrats ruefully noted this during the Abolition of the common exam and common textbooks Fisheries and Wildlife Club The cleanup will begin at WVIC disc of the Authority along with jockey, \, debate. were some changes he advocated, Hildebrand said. numerous other sponsors is and WVIC - Radio. 9 a.m. on May 12 at parking broadcast the event "It implies a threat to the power structure, when you get Joe fa, Krutsinger, asst. Lot X, and all students on the river on a new nontenured group elected to the putting together a river remote radio. advisory committee, director of the authority, campus can receive free bus "The river cleanup May 12, which they cleanup] Seale may win mayor's post which is the most powerful committee in the department." Though he was the only one of the four discharged, the hope will bring out as many said the river cleanup will extend from Potter Park rides to lot X that morning. In addition to free bus everybody's Weist busine* as 1,000 volunteers to clean , said, and she other three men were threatened, Hildebrand said. South Black Panther Bobby Seale the "Red Sewer." near Pennsylvania transportation the planning to make t Vincent Lombardi, another newly elected nontenured Avenue in Lansing and will is a leading contender to "The purpose of the University has agreed to everyone knows a committee member, was later discharged and then ... unseat Oakland, Calif's project is to involve as many possibly go as far south as provide free food for all project by putting | reinstated after several days. Williamston. people as possible in a participants. posters in all residence ki Republican mayor, and leftist Why was Hildebrand the only one of the newly elected worthwhile He said the Weist said that fche is and buses on nontenured faculty committee members to be discharged? community cleanup campus. - radicals could take control of Weist is "I'm confident my discharge came because I was the effort," Melody Weist, parties will be led by trying to get drink also getti Berkeley's City Council as first one up for tenure," he continued. "Though I suppose authority publicity members of the Fisheries distributors to provide free cooperation from WKAB voters ballot today in the coordinator for the cleanup, and Wildlife Club who will beverages for the occasion. TV, which is produei there may have been additional fears because I apparently said Monday. instruct volunteers on how Weist said that WVIC - commercials to promote)] neighboring cities. had more support than the other gentlemen in the river cleanup, and she The authority has gained to clean the river without radio will be getting a band "The people are going to committee election." cosponsorship for the river doing ecological damage. to play after the cleanup has sending 150 letters to a make history in Oakland. I'm The correct procedure was not followed in his cleanup from Meridian Weist said the University been completed, which will groups asking for support going to win in a landslide," termination, Hildebrand believes. The appendix to the has agreed to provide free reward for the hard the project. Township Jaycees, Haslett ■ serve as Seale said departmental bylaws states that the chairman must consult in an interview Monday. In Berkeley voters must Prosecution concludes THE DOMINO'S choose between left - leaning liberals and further - left - leaning radicals running for four seats the nine in on protester's tria - member city council. case The demonstration in front of Testimony Mond THIRST QUENCHER prosecution rested Court restricts FBI its case Monday in the trial the Placement Bureau May revea'ed that at no timei of antiwar demonstrator 1. either Groll or Dunl John Royal after calling Royal, one of 10 persons identify themselves as po. The FBI was ordered by a federal judge Monday four police officers to the arrested at that officers to Royal. Bothwi time, is to quit using telephone records to trace the stand. charged with obstructing a in plain clothes and with* identity of columnist Jack Anderson's sources. Same speedy free delivery, Testifying were Lt. police officer and the badges. Ferman Badgley; Donald normal functioning of the Defense attorney U. S. District Court Judge John J. 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Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 17, 1973 3 ejjEllsberg to resume LOS testimony at trial ANGELES (AP) - defense spokesman said that Ellsberg, on trial with and Russo are charged only Daniel Ellsberg prepared international law professor Russo for espionage, with copying the Monday to resume his Richard Falk of Princeton conspiracy and theft, seeks testimony at the Pentagon documents, not releasing University is still scheduled to raise the question of them. Papers trial as the defense to testify. But it appeared whether an American can be case entered its final week. that Sen. J. W. Fulbright, Ellsberg's attorney, convicted of espionage for Leonard Boudin, took Ellsberg, who told jurors D-Ark., would not be called. giving top secret documents ill late last earlier of his career as a to the U.S. Wednesday and Fulbright, chairman of Congress. He was under medical care. government adviser and the the Senate Foreign journeys to Vietnam which changed him from hawk to dove on the war, was Relations Committee, had been available to testify Area court scheduled to climax that Monday. But the illness of story. The defendant said he Ellsberg's attorney last week would tell jurors how he came to copy the Pentagon set the court schedule back two on days, keeping Ellsberg the witness stand evening The Papers hoping he could help Lansing District in night court without end the war. Monday afternoon. Court will begin night court receiving any overtime Defense Attorneys said they had sessions Monday on an an attorneys payment or compensatory estimated their case would virtually decided not to eight to 10 week time off for the extra hours. be complete by Friday. The request the senator to experimental basis. The Lansing City government has said it will rearrange his schedule. Two judges will be Council, There however, has call rebuttal witnesses to was also some holding court from 6 p.m. agreed to pay the other answer the question whether to 8 p.m. each Monday, points presented court personnel overtime by Ellfiberg and codefendant Fulbright's testimony would Tuesday and Wednesday for their work in be admissible evidence. night Anthony Russo. The evening in an effort to court. defense began its reduce the backlog of cases Clem said the court plans The senator was to have presentation seven weeks testified that Ellsberg gave now pending before the to primarily hear traffic and ago and has called 26 court. ordinance violations. Ellsberg after witnesses including and Russo. Ellsberg him copies of the Pentagon Papers in 1969 - a key point in Ellsberg's defense case. "At a time when it has become commonplace to "The court will be open during these leaves the federal court building in Original plans criticize courts for lengthy Daniel Ellsberg Washington to find out if President Eisenhower had to So far, the judge has not hours...especially for the Los Angeles after testifying in his own defense. given summon two more allowed any testimony on delays, poor scheduling, convenience of those who authority to subordinates to use nuclear Ellsberg told jurors that once, in his role as a witnesses to testify what became of the copies costly operations and rigid find it difficult to appear weapons in case of an attack on the U.S. adherence following Ellsberg were that were made. to outdated in court during the day," he government adviser, he was summoned to AP Wirephoto uncertain procedures, on Monday. A The 42-year-old Ellsberg, we are added. who has admitted leaking attempting to constructively attack some of these the secret Vietnam War problems," Judge Terrance study to news media in Women form s 1971, has said his original intention in copying it was to get it to Congress. Clem said Monday in a written statement. Clem said he and the other judges agreed to work By SUE RICKER many medical problems that "There are self a women shares - help soon discovered that the physical examinations of ■A group women have only with groups all over the country same women didn't show up lided together to seriously other women. now. This area is kind of for each meeting. It Insider Testions some mutual concerning the "We don't want to be at the mercy of doctors," said slow. People hear the word 'self - help' but don't know appeared that the meetings would have to be set up Special Programs of their CathyLoomis. one of the what it is," Loomis said at iroductive and sexual coordinators. "We want to know our bodies." one of the meetings. more more frequently and in desirable atmosphere. a "We p.efer not to have and the Student The name of the "It hasn't gotten off the Up until now they have men at the meetings because Sanitation is tiie Women's The self - help clinic has ground," Loomis explained, If. Help Clinic. been been held at the Women's it's going to be hard enough Advisory Committee § underway in East "because we haven't been Center, 547'A E. Grand ■The main of the Lansing since January 1973, becoming comfortable with purpose meeting often enough ." River Ave., in a bare room learn the but has achieved very little Scheduled meetings were other women let alone invites developmental students with a few cots and less having a man around for lysiral makeup of the headway. The main problem first proposed on than adequate heat. is organization. a increased embarrassment," to an Open Meeting to gel y and how to prevent bimonthly basis but it was she said. Beginning next Thursday acquainted with the director, night, meetings will take place in designated Loomis and Annette staff and tutors. elley, rep investigate apartments of group members, dividing up into smaller, more personal Felice, another coordinator, feel that there are many medical problems that can be prevented or helped if Date: Tuesday , groups. At each meeting women learn methods and April 17th tations on gas pricing specific subject is discussed. a treatments that they can perform without paying a Time: 7-9 PM §^ These topics range in scope doctor to give them the I from birth control to same information. They late Rep. Michael litigation to solve what his operations of gas stations learning how to give hope to achieve this through Place: 108B Wells fly, R Attv. Traverse City, Gen. Frank studies have shown to be an and how these operations the women's self - help ^ 1 • i woo vveiii obvious problem," Dively influence the price of gas at group. lie v sent stionnaires to 2,700 service said. Kelley issued a cease and desist order last week, which that station. It includes County invites ions throughout questions on the orders service stations to the trading stamp policy of OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS e Friday, in an attempt determine if litigation is discontinue any false the station, possible public to talk UNTIL NINE advertising of gas prices and wholesale pressure on ded to regulate gasoline the state. other irregularities discovered by his study and retailers, outside gasoline at fund hearing advertising, the average questionnaire, study by prices of the different a the Public Anyone wishing to speak pared by the attorney Interest Research Group in brands of at gasoline and a public hearing on the leral's office and mailed Michigan. several other questions. use of federal revenue Dively, is considered The questionnaire must sharing funds for Ingham lortant in determining Dively has introduced legislation in the House be sent back to the attorney County should write the fther legal action should be which would regulate general immediately after it finance committee; en against gasoline wholesale and retail is received and filled out by P.O. 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Ave. Sponsored by the Horticulture Club of MSU (Below Vintage Year Wines) Open daily 9 to 9 .JcK'obson's , EDITORIALS s RUSSELL BAKER I Drug ed: n | The delicate art of taxing but good p (C) 1973 NEW YORK TIMES exploring for and discovering new As always, however, America f« I NEWS SERVICE Monday was the deadline for cows at a prodigious rate. great men to do her work One !,? I surmise and filing income tax returns. Though criticized by liberals, this greatest was the immortal I Trust the state legislature to warn Michigan WASHINGTON - Taxation is one of the most delicate arts of government - Russell Baker, 47. is a New York allowance proved its value in World bill, who, when just a small bov S?l come up with solutions to parents of the perils of drug Times columnist based in Wash¬ roaming the country on his greaiSSil War II, for when the time came for education. today.It has come a long way from the computer rounding up salaryl^l current issues - even when there old days when governments used to ington. America to go to war, it had more whose incomes were still taxable ■ aren't any issues. than enough cows to see it through the Certainly drug education may break into your house in the dead of State Sen. Anthony Stamm, lead to drug abuse, just as night, point shotguns at your wife and grim task of whipping the axis. When Bill gets a full herd he d*. I R-Kalamazoo, introduced a students children and say "We want it all." a man named Sutter who had gone to them up the Abilene TraaTl taking driver's California to look for gold. Panning Then the dawn of a new age! Washington where the resolution last week calling tor education may get involved in one day in the Feather River, Sutter Einstein's - formula, "E equals MC celebrating are obscene. gloatine J5^ V■ the State Affairs Committee to There was no finesse in those crude accidents and ex-CIA men get noticed something glistening in the squared," led to the building of the methods. Tax collectors were so investigate reports that drug convicted of breaking into sand. It had a Louisiana accent and tax shelter. This blessing was also a The President says it is ashamed of their work that when the foolish u I education leads to drug abuse. Democratic national bore a strong resemblance to the curse, because it made it increasingly want to change this way of Z I neighbors asked what they did for a After citing an interesting headquarters. living they would lie and say they were young Sen. Russell Long. Sutter had discovered the Senate difficult to find people who were things. The President is always h*! I statistic- that physicians abuse hangmen. taxable. except James Buchanan. '■ Finance Committee. drugs 30 times more often than Perhaps Stamm expected an This all ended after the infamous the general population - and a education program alone to solve Sutter's was the biggest gold strike >4 UCU OP FLOWED. PLEASE SCkiO COUTtelBLmoMi day of terror in Dallas which is still study by some unnamed one of society's most chronic remembered as "Black April 15." On in history. Thanks to the Senate -T2> 1UB WltfflOAL R6V6M06 SERVICE . Washington "drug expert" who problems affecting the matronly that day, six inexperienced young tax Finance Committee, everybody who collectors accidentally collected taxes could afford a solid gold cottage at suspects, without facts, that pill-popper as much as the from more than 20 of the President's Newport wits authorized to file a short antidrug abuse campaigns have teenage junkie. But a bandage on tax form after checking line 1A, which the cancer of drug abuse in the biggest campaign contributors. led to more drugs use - Stamm said, "I have a friend at the Senate asked that hearings be held to form of drug education is better Finance Committee." find results that will back his than no bandage at all. "You can tax some of the Public outcry against these people all of the time, but you exemptions threatened to bring on the can't tax some other of the American Rovolution until the Hair law n people any of the time." President, reading a speech he had scribbled on the back of an old Estimated Income Tax Form, calmed Hair has no gender. discrimination is caught up in the nation with his immortal Taxburg A man should have the right delays since the issue is expected In the crisis that followed, banks Address's concluding lines - "You can to have his hair cut wherever he to be turned over to the closed and yacht owners began tax some of the people all of the time, jumping out of skyscraper windows but you can't tax some other of the wants, but an outdated 1931 legislature with the rationale that until the President restored confidence people any of the time." cosmetology statute the "people make the laws." by asserting his firm belief that the discriminates against men having Meanwhile, during the time only thing we had to fear was taxation It was this speech that started the haircuts performed by lag, many cosmetologists are itself. great waves of immigration from cosmetologists. moonlighting by cutting males' Europe. Among the loophole-starved millions drawn to America by stories This prohibitory act hinders hair after hours. In effect, they Fortunately, Robert Fulton had of streets paved with oil depletion the clientele of cosmetologists are risking arrest for a just invented the powerful House Ways and Means Committee. Racing a allowances and capital-gains killings though barbers are free to cut nonsensical infringement of their were John Connally, General Motors salaried wage-earner up the Hudson the hair of either sex. But the right to choose customers. and tiny but heroic little Delaware. River, it had easily passed him at 96th legal action against this Barbers have not even voiced Street and crept out of the river at the the Bronx, where it waylaid him and With the tyrant's heel of taxation concern over possibility of withheld 20 per cent of his paycheck lifted from the land, there was music John Borger, editor - in - chief. Charlie losing business should the laws at the source. in the saloons and dancing girls in the Cain, managing editor: Michael Fox, be revised. Furthermore, many cow towns all along the frontier, editorial editor. customers and operators do not where, because of the incentive of the Bill Holstein. campus editor; Mike Cody, The cheers in Wall Street soon even know the statute exists. Cow Depletion Allowance, daring copy chief; Bill Whiting, photo editor; Gary faded, however, when Fulton's American Scharrer, sports editor; Jim Bush, staff Without wasting any mote invention crept out of the water at the entrepreneurs were association representative. Beth Ann Masai koski, time and energy, the courts or battery one night, kidnaped a advertising the legislature should clip the municipal bond and demanded a 20 manager; Lee Lockwood. asst. advertising manager; John Greening, asst. advertising per cent tax on its earnings. The WILLIAM SAFIRE manager; Al Kirleis, circulation manager. needless discrimination off the President refused to deal with books. Members of the board of directors: Vic kidnapers, and the kidnaped bond was Spaniolo, president: Debbie White, vice president: Carolyn Stieber, secretary - treasurer; Frank Senger: Roland Williams; Due Highway report to logistics problems, the later found floating off a Hoboken pier, trussed tightly with Form 1040. It had been Will ex-Nixonite ouf 1 ■T Tom Riordan: Al Wilke; Michael Orr. severely taxed. special supplement "Grand River The Michigan State News is a seven - time Avenue: A Running Battle" did not ■ and recipient of the Pacemaker Award for outstanding journalism. appear Monday as announced in an editorial. The supplement should be included in today's edition. This might have plunged country into the panic of 1893 or the Depression of 1929 had it not been for the Yes no,' William Safire is a New York Times editorial columnist buedim WASHINGTON - When word spread like cooling lava Washington. Prior to joining the Times this month, lie was sptctm assistant to the President and has been one of the senior membmM through the Nixon administration that I was to become a the President's research and writing staff since the bcniimingofm columnist for the New York Times, speechwriters who Nixon administration. Saftre's column, along with other Sew M| stayed behind wanted to know: "Will you continue to Times columnists appear occasionally in the State News. stand up for the President, the work ethic and the Nixon doctrine, or will you sell out to the elitist establishment and become a darling of the Georgetown cocktail party sought. So I misinterpreted the question and replied, "TTk word 'flak' is an acronym coined in World War II K>| set?" describe antiaircraft fire, from the German words fliegf Sipping a bourbon in one of those dreaded drawing dens in inequity than abwehr, kanonen." rooms - more iniquity - I was asked Moments later, the aide called back to say "Dr. I substantially the same question by a new colleague in the says he doesn't need you to teach him German, butil press: "Will you speak out impartially, without fear or columnist just called him 'an administration flack' and l»P favor, or will you continue to be a slavish, craven parroter of the Nixon line, a flack planted in our midst?" wants to know whether he should take offense." I I have never ducked the tough questions; my answer, in With that background tucked away for use. I pasM® both cases, was "yes and no," which when delivered with along the current usage of "flack:" an apologist, r *" crisp authority inspires confidence. Truth to tell, the only proponent, with a usually perjoritive but occasional!® way the reader or the writer of this column will find the madcap connotation. To cheer Henry up, I added that nr answer is to watch this space for further developments. role, if not the word could be an honorable one - askiW But not on opening day; before pulling a long face to advocate was needed to explicate policy - but when I sir deal with public affairs as befits a serious columnist, let .ne him next, he gloomily informed me "I decided to tat trot around the bases to get the feel of this place offense." Perhaps I will, too, someday - but not for a while! On flackery : A young, nervous aid of Henry Kissinger's On vogue words: readers of these essays will not hf called me one day a couple of years ago to ask a strange bombarded with any of the "dirty dozen:" relevant* question: "What does the word 'flack' mean?" meaningful, knowledgeable, hopefully, viable, inputj I was gratified to be consulted on a matter of meaning exacerbate, dichotomy, the use of verbs such as program* and etymology, a lifelong field of interest, but I had learned implement and structure, and ambivalent, (hough Iamoip NEXT QUESTION . . ?' the first rule of bureaucratic survival: Never give out two minds about ambivalent. information without first finding out why it is being I'm pleased to meet you. How can bulls respect thems Two Sexist encompass not only of our political leaders add to the turmoil and unrest that Michigan but the supported the Vietnam War, Prohibition, and slavery, but their support did not make these Emotional and their fellow bulls if such perver posters as this are distributed, To the Editor: entire country." If institutions right. To the Editor: fact that appeared on the State News a woman State Rep. Kirby Holmes' remarks appealed to emotions, at least it The only way that capital poster means nothing when r Concisely speaking, if the State appeal to man's higher emotions — punishment can be made an effective on the death penalty (last Tuesday) consider that the bull was t0 Cents News continues to solicit advertising like the Schlitz Beer ad of sexist justice and compassion — in a word, his humanity. deterrent is by increasing to certainty the probability that murderers will be failed to provide other than an emotional basis for his contention that naked! April 4, I will request my dollar back it serves as a deterrent to murder. at the beginning of each term and will Holmes next has the audacity to apprehended and executed. Capital Examinations of the capital crime Even though Schlitz went far 1* punishment would not then be any advertising standards, 1 will Pr0 urge others to do the same. claim that capital punishment deters less bestial and inhuman, but I'm sure in states with and without the death still drink the beer. Worth crime. There exists not one shred of that that wouldn't bother Rep. penalty have consistently failed to Margaret A. Baker evidence that this is so, and all the Holmes. substantiate the deterrent theory. In Orchard Lake sophomore ballyhoo that law and order politicians Richard Heritage that light, current efforts to reinstate David Pears® April 8, 1973 can spew forth is not going to create Rochester sophomore the death penalty can only be viewed advocate of bull's libera''0 any. April 10, 1973 as an appeal to fear. The possible consequences - •""S'SS Death LETTER POLICY The reason that capital punishment institutionalization of the violence we The State N e ws does not deter is simple: In this claim to abhor - are unthinkable. welcomes all letters. Letters country only a tiny fraction of serious to the editor should be typed double space with 65 To the Editor: crimes are criminal has ever so solved. Since the small a chance of being Pat Carrigan MSU trustee, Bad b space counts on each line. convicted, the possibility of In his Point of View last Tuesday D Ann Arbor - Letters must be signed and punishment has no effect upon him at Rep. Kirby Holmes tried to establish a April 10, 1973 To the Editor: include hometown, student, all. Murderers could be hung by their case for reinstating the death penalty. faculty or staff standing, As do all supporters of capital thumbs and have bamboo shoots driven under their fingernails, but the Missed a paper? Unprepared f°r 1 local phone number and local address. No unsigned letters will be accepted, but punishment, he failed. crime rate would not drop. Bull s lib exam? Receive a medical excuse. J ^ ■ To the Editor: the State News will Holmes starts off by castigating the Also cited by Holmes is the 67.5 cents for a hamburger8 ! withhold author's name in State News for emotionalism in its per cent of California voters who This letter is to protest the International Center. I suffered* Jan. 31 editorial against capital voted to reinstate capital punishment extreme cases. Letters may "exploitation" of the bull which rest of the day with severe punishment. He then proceeds to there. He asserts that this reflects be edited for clarity and appeared on the supplement in the cramps. attempt to capitalize on people's nationwide sentiment, and he is State News. Advertising stunts such as conciseness can be so more letters accommodated. paranoia: "It is not safe to walk on probably right. But it is wise to this annihilate the very foundation the Nancy Covinjf Letters will not be edited many of our streets day or night," he remember that the majority of the nation is built upon - equal rights for p,ymoU,i«isl for content. says. "Skyjackings and attempted people in this country have in the past all. April 8,i»| Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 17, 1973 5 DOONESBURY Sheriff's report shows OH,HI, HONSY! IT'S the zooreauy, was THAT FUN?, yes, TH£ by Garry Trudeau hlB^, I euesb irJs MOMMY HOU) AP£ you^ Mouren Ape My A&oor Tims I Gor reRRlFIC WHAT7. AN favor ires. too., THIS ovez WITH yes, County crime __ 7T IN HEADING? THAfS> " AND THE Z-6&RA&. I've put it off too 6PEAT ANP A '&+' ■ ■ [f~ P0N6 AS IT IS.. 5Ay, HONey, is oAooy IN SPEL-UW IMA 6/NE' Home ?. f/nf yes x'u /HAN6 By JANET SHUBITOWSKI With an increase in millage and State News Staff Writer state and federal revenue sharing Rising crime in Ingham County funds, sufficient funds exist to provide parallels figures for the rest of the the necessary manpower and nation, Sheriff Kenneth L. Preadmore equipment to furnish adequate police revealed last week in his annual services, he said. department report. "We must increase our patrol Comparing figures for it* the 10 years activities to provide the enforcement between 1961 and 1971, the report coverage for crime and accident YOU '! l:»i in 1971. However, In a letter enclosed in the narcotics charges dropped to 76 in report, Preadmore said that the future role of ar the county will necessitate that the No explanation was offered for the Ingham County Board of increase in narcotics charges. Commissioners and the sheriff work Preadmore listed statistics which closely together to provide the revealed a 556 per cent increase in residents with adequate police breaking and entering 935 per cent , protection. hike in simple larcenies, and a 577 cent rise in misdemeanors and per minor "Only through this close working relationship will we be able to prove to resource, talk center crimes. the residents of this county that we are capable of The increase in all crimes and the assuming the role of time required to investigate and file reports on..'hem makes proper patrol activities impossible, Preadmore said. providing total services," Preadmore said. In recent weeks the Republican Women open info room "Due to the increases (in sheriff has charged the crime) the predominantly The citizens are being shom of the Democratic commission with Associated on men's consciousness raising and police refusing Women - "Unbecoming Men." Men are always protection and service they expect, to Student's RAP room books including "A Man's Guide to welcome at the RAP cooperate with his office because of has got it all together. room, Etling demand and deserve," he said. partisan considerations. Women's Liberation" and emphasized. The RAP room, 157 Student Services Bldg., is the only place on campus where information on women K % activist tells blacks to is together in one file, Ruth Lezotte, identify graduate adviser The center book on RAP, a to the group, said. resource and talk boasts almost every- important women's concerns including "Open Mth Africa, teach themselves Mystique" Powerful." Marriage," and The "The Feminine "Sisterhood is center also has materials on almost all aspects of the By ABDUL JAMAL "This country has been feminist movement, women's schools, Lee said. caucuses systematically geared toward and sex stereotyping in schools. State News Staff Writer "We must educate ourselves," he dominating black people," he said. continued. "Jews don't send their The subscription list of journals I Black artists who produce material "You find that most of the prisons are children to Arabs for education, so includes almost every important lout the black community and filled with black men." in sell the material back to the black why should we send our children to publication on women, Lezotte , one Rlack people must develop a Pan - white folks for an education?" of the editors of the association's immunity at a high price are not African ideology which means the Lee told the group that if black newsletter, "MSU Woman, " said. lolutionary black artists, Don L. Lee unification and liberation of African people Materials may be checked out for lack poet and political activist, told were talking about liberation people wherever they are, he they would have to begin to control three days. Barge audience at the Lansing Public continued. the institutions in the black The RAP room and files started Ibrary Friday night. "We can't build a movement based community that control the lives of three years ago under the name I Black artists should reproduce the upon anticapitalism," he said. "We the people there. Resource and People Center. The |aterial en masse and sell it back to must build a movement based upon "Drugs and education are the two association established the room as a t black community at the lowest the love for our people." Kssible price, he said. biggest killers in the black place for women to share thoughts and The capitalist system that exploits community," he said. "The only way resources, Mildred Etling, adviser to I Lee appeared as part of the library's black people in South Africa is the our liberation the group said. g observance of National same struggle can reach its system tUt systematically goals is to establish a black value |brary Week. Most of the center's resources are exploits black children in American system." "Black artists must reflect the life newspaper articles, and the room The RAP room of the Associated Women's Students death struggle of the black needs any newspapers other than the in the Student Services Building has an extensive ■immunity in their work," he added. I "Black people in America have ii taught to work from a white Cross-campus State News and the State Journal, Lezotte said. While most of the center's collection of books and literature on women's issues, including the Unicrap machine which is programmed to answer questions on women's issues. of reference. We have been resources are on women, there files planned ; he are |ught to hate ourselves and to love nite people," he continued. Parade lovers will have a chance to to and at least one horse are expected to SN photo by John Dickson "Some black people have been take out that old gray bonnet with the be on hand for the "creativity free for |ught to think of themselves as blue ribbon it, their Mouseketeer hats, all," she added. r Afro ■ Americans," Lee lid. "There is no such thing as a or anything else at hand and join a An organizational meeting will be !gro and an Afro is a hair style — cross-campus march sponsored by held at 7:30 p.m. April 23 in ere is no Afro person. Phillips- Snyder Hall to be held in the Phillips "We are an African people and we early afternoon on May 5. Cafeteria, Henkel another parade Ann Arbor freshman Janet Morgan, organizer said. Morgan noted that 30 lust think from an African frame of a parade organizer, said she hopes the people have already expressed interest |ference," Lee asserted. "We must in the activity and that a a cultural and economic procession will gather people as it parade moves along around campus. permit had been obtained from the Bationship with Africa like white Dept. of Public Safety. ■Iks have with Costumes, marchers, instrumentalists Europe. CHROMATOGRAPHY SUPPLIES jPiiiq & Coke Special * [ $1.90 delivers medium (12") 1 item J a AND HIGH PURITY LIPIDS [ Varsity Pizza and 2 large (16oz.) Cokes AND PESTICIDES ^I QH $2.90 delivers a King (16") 1 item Varsity Pizza and 4 large (16oz.) Cokes. yL. As Near Is Your Plionr [ Valid with this ad today, Tuesday, .April 17, * IV 1973. rree Past Hot ueuvery * CALL SUPELCO FREE AT * aai nui Delivery begins oegins at b P.M. 6 r.M. Menu: |I 'Subs 14 ic ENTERPRISE 6811 VARSITY choose from) 'Foot Long (not the number we listed in a ► Varsity Dogs recent letter). 'Hamburgers \ 'fin balls »■ Or write Supelco, Inc., " '227 E. Grand Bellefonte, Pennsylvania River 332-6517 * for catalogs and monthly newsletter Tuesday The Bluegrass Extension Service 8:30-11:30 Wednesday Trivia Night with Sam Spiegel 8:30-11:30 SOCIAL SCIENCE All New STUDENTS Thursday Nile Come to the Folk music ■»y CAREER John Heredia Plus our SEMINAR *Job Outlook "Placement Services Wither Special *Job-seeking Procedures TUESDAY APRIL 17 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. 128 Nat. Sci. Bldg. JILLE £ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 17,. Undefeated women netters meet Central today at home By PAM WRIGHT The meet will begin at 2 University in season that confidence can have on freshman Kathy Jo Bock State News Sports Writer p.m. on the varsity tennis matches so far. a player's game. will start in the number six courts. "I don't think we'll have "During season games, 1 spot. The undefeated women's too much trouble with more or less try to get my If the weather is bad the tennis team is going to try The Spartan netters have Central," Elaine Hatton, mind together," Scruggs meet will be moved to the to continue its winning defeated Calvin State coach of the women's tennis explained. "I think how courts in Jenison streak today against Central College and Purdue team commented. "The girls well we do has a lot to do Fieldhouse. Michigan University. University and tied Indiana are enthusiastic about with going into the game playing and getting some with the right idea and Club Sports more experience for the Big having the confidence." Ten championship meet." Starting in the number "We should do really Detroit sophomore one position for the Sailers capture cup well against Central," Spartans will be Selke. She Sue Selke stands sophomore Sue Selke, the was undefeated last year in ready to return her MSU's sailing club captured the annual Stroh's number one singles player season competition and has Cup of Intercollegiate Sailing this past weekend opponent's shot. n Lake St. Clair. commented, "but we have continued her winning Selke, the number one to be careful. Sometimes streak with a 4 - 0 record. singles player, was the easiest teams can prove Junior Diana D'Angelo undefeated in last The regatta is sponsored annually by Wayne State to be the most difficult. will be MSU's number two year's season University, the Stroh Brewing Co. and the Bayview Yacht We're forced to change our singles player, sophomore Club. It attracted the top sailing teams from the Midwest games and style.' Cathy Stephenson will be competition and has and Canada. The team has been the number three player, yet to be beaten again working mainly on Scruggs will be in the this year. improving its serves and number four spot. State News photo Sunfish champion Derek Fries and crew John Walton overhead shots during Sophomore Beckie by Milt Horst sailed to five first places. Despite a disqualification, Fries captured honors as the outstanding skipper of the series. practice last week. "The girls have improved Dickieson will be in the number five position and L No. I s tremendously since the Pete Rodin and c / Laura Spangler took third in the B beginning of practices," Hatton said. "I think their division. performance this weekend IF FIELD IS DRY ENOUGH against Indiana and Purdue There were light winds on Saturday and heavy ' has given them the Sunday which resulted in several capsizes. confidence they need to Lifters take titles continue to do well." Freshman Scruggs, the number four Allison singles player, agrees with Batsmen open the importance and effect By LYNN HENNING Litwhiler anything to worry Friday and Saturday at Saturday twinbill. be as tough. They havealt State News Sports Writer about except possibly in a Kobs Field. of guys back." Three MSU weightlifters took individual championships Iowa faces the Spartans "Minnesota on umbrellas couple of cases. paper at the annual Michigan AAU Senior State Weightlifting The be Championships at Highland Park Sunday. Men's IM popping, but MSU will try may "Ron DeLonge is hitting in a doubleheader Friday didn't appear to be as tough Iowa was first in the B«L to treat the home fans to the ball really wel! but and the Minnesota Gophers as last year," Litwhiler Ten last year; MnnesoS Team schedules for all they're just not falling in for invade East Lansing in a noted, "but Iowa appears to fourth. Howard Wandell at 132 pounds. Gary Hunter at 165 some baseball at 1 p.m. softball leagues will be him," Litwhiler lamented. pounds and Leonard Espinosa at 181 pounds all captured today, facing Albion in a ready after 5 p.m. "And Steve Cerez should hit the titles of their weight divisions. make-up doubleheader at . Wednesday. All team Kobs Field. .300 normally but I'm not managers should pick up a The game was originally worried about him. He's Also competing for the Spartans at the championships copy at that time. capable of taking off and scheduled for April 4 but were Randy Hunter, at 165 pounds, Brian Dyke and Dan Fraternity tennis entries the rain and snow over the hitting .500 the rest of the Gillis, both competing in the 181 pound weight category. are being accepted now season." past several weeks forced through Monday. the delay. The team is in excellent Should today's games be physical condition with the possible exception of RED rained out, the two teams will play Thursday at the catcher Bailey Oliver. Oliver SOUTHF1ELD' . Mich. Gordie Howe. Gordie has accumulated All eight charged to Boston s runs Locked in (UPl) JOHN WILSON more spent the entire weekend v- umu a cage same time. painted a comic portrait of knowledge in his little finger and loser Marty Pattin, win ol wild desire Don Ballard and Steve nursing a slight cold but still front office interference and than lasted 3 2-3 innings at anybody in the entire VanderLaan will handle the managed to catch all four said Monday he would have waiting nine days to mi weekend games. buildir^. In fact, I think BUST-OUT starting mound duties for the Spartans. The squad's hitting "He's strong and likes to play and he's the kind of quit even if he had been rehired as coach of the DETROIT REDWINGS he's responsible for brick in the building." Asked if the Red Wings' every his second appearance pitchinl of the season | the, Mgj lha. bodies guy you like to have behind [7^ I RBI hasn't given coach Danny the plate," Litwhiler said. "At one stage of the I did quit," said front office was laughing stock of the NHL, the Competing in the If pound weight class, MSl'B W-ISEn5 The game Albion twinbill is Wilson, fired Friday after Wilson said, "Let me answer FRED LOWE placed se just a preview of what's in THE PERFORMING store for the home fans slightly less than two that in one word - Yes." in the Jean Dam| of coaching * * * seasons the Invitational held in ARTS COMPANY National Hockey League BOSTON - Two four run France April 7. Li team. explosions, the second attempts of 281 in Department of Theatre Michigan State Univeriitv ButtafuU Ttieatia Ned Front office Harkness personnel and Jim highlighted Horton's first home by Willie run of snatch and .'163 in the M and jerk were enough |T Bishop were always the season, powered the earn the runner-ui "suggesting" who to play DETROIT TIGERS to a 9-7 behind the current Olympl A FUNNY THING where and when to play victory over the BOSTON champion from Bulgaria. | them, Wilson said. RED SOX Monday in the HAPPENED ON THE "And only one or two traditional Patriot's Day MSU KAZMIERSKI grad JOYCf finish# times did they call on morning game. WAY TO THE FORUM second to Hall of FaroeJ BLUE OA 75t Mickey $135,000 Wright Colgate-Dial Fairchild Shore tournament o weekend. ' Theatre Kazmierski led by ti strokes after two roumj TONIGHT in 100 Vet Clinic ACADEMY \ APRIL 24-29 and by four after 54 Her 72-hole score of 29 holej MARJOE AT 7 & 10:30 GIMME SHELTER 8:45 ONLY AWARD was two under par, g00^ second place and S15.(XK| WINNER BEST DOCUMENTARY (box office hours 12-5) A DOOZEY, HAL' ELUJAH! For INDEREUA A wonderful work. I left Marjoe grateful for an Not since Spencer Reservations HAPPY HOUR $1 5:30-6 , Tracy has the screen absorbing film and ^-1 presented such a 355-0148 f JtW convinced, ironically, ? spellbinding Jekyll that I had been in r ' J and Hyde. Marjoe is the presence of a already a superstar. truly amazing grace, a wonder, and a mystery. I love it! Absolutely Ciqema x l$eatfe BURT Marjoe is both electri¬ fying pop art and savage spellbinding. A fascinating pip! For liberated adults Corner of Logan and Jolly Rd.. 882-0236 ISYNOK sociology. A razzle- Marjoe is a phenom¬ NOTE: If frank and explicit presentation* dazzle feature. enon. One of the offpnt* you, do not attend thia theatre. most fascinating and One of the most extra¬ appealing person¬ ordinary and compelling alities ever to appear non-fiction movies on a film screen. ever made. Vivid eye-opening. OPEN DAI LY 1 P.M. Feature 1:25-3:30 5:35-7:40-9:45 Robert Redford .Jeremiah Johnson" DIANA ROSS LAW SINK _ THE BLUES "I vl Tonight nftwi v - li 5:00 5 Starring wonder woman, Linda Lovelace and Open at 7:00 p.m. several other brazen young ladies. Rated X of Feature 7:30 - 9:30 RYAN O NfcAL ACADEMY AWARD course. WINNER BEST FOREIGN Our box office opens every day at 11:45. DEEP THROAT at noon, 2:35, 5:15, 8:00, 10:35, HARDLY MARRIED 1:19, 3:56, 6:33, 9:17. Fri! 'THE DISCREET and Sat. our last show CHARM begins at Midnite. OF THE TECHNICOLOR X. You must be 18 to attend BOURGEOISIE" these films. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 17. 1973 Nixon asks sale of stockpile critical blow ■ WASHINGTON (AP) for the billion, the government long-term project. These Lesident Nixon asked American consumer," would have $700 million the Clements reported that £nIlt!ress Monday for But the administration worth of the stockpiled stockpiles are going to be National Security |ut oritytosell$i.l trte government s billion indicated that the impact on the rate of inflation metals left. This would be carefully drawn down. I would look at this in terms Council contingency felt a one-year would be enough to of a several- year effort." Itockpil'' of ,netals and raw generally would be small. It cover material requirements sufficient, adding, "we just Kterials no longer said the stockpiles would be for the first year of a major Herbert Stein, chairman of the President's Council of feel like the atmosphere in tonsidfred Ration's defense. vital to the sold gradually over several years. conflict in Europe and Nixon said. If there were a Asia, Economic Advirers, said he the world different than it today is vastly was in the The President has would not give an estimate years gone by." already longer conflict, there would I Bv selling in the open announced plans to sell $1.9 be enough time to build of the impact of the sale on In the past few weeks the ■narket the hoarded supplies billion of the stockpiles. If the supplies. up prices. administration has sold Ef such commodities as tin, Congress approves, and the Deputy Defense "If the result is small, we increasing amounts of the Ilatinum W". and copper Nixon can strike a administration should sell Secretary William Clements can use that. We can use a hoarded supplies, including the entire additional $4.1 lot of small effects," he zinc, lead, and cadmium. told newsmen that "this is a said. There are more than 90 different commodities in the TEXAS SCIENTIST FINDS stockpiles, metals, minerals, rubber, including industrial diamonds, feather and silver. [Hormone Stein said that, in their tied form, Stockpit raw prices of the commodities account for 3 to e 4 per cent of the Herbert Stein, right, chairman of the President's wholesale price index. In Council of Economic Advisers, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. according to Dr. Allan briefs newsmen Monday at the White House on meeting of the Federation system, Goldstein said. selling the commodities he President Nixon's request to Congresi kP) . A key hormone Goldstein. " of American Societies for Thymosin, he said, appears said, the administration to permit him to sell $4.1 million from the national stockpile of strategic materials Iroduced by the thymus "It has been found," Experimental Biology. to be the controlling agent would consider market no longer needed. At left is Deputy Secretary of Defense William Clemente. Wand is directly related to Goldstein said, "that "We hope," Goldstein of the part of the immune disruptions- AP Wirephoto ■he process of aging, thymosin levels decrease said, "to find a way to system concerned with what versity of Texas significantly between the increase a patient's is called "cell-mediated eiitists reported Monday, ages of 25 to 45 in normal immunological response to immunity." the resistance jhe scientists individuals. This direct diseases by manipulating the to viral and fungal laid that blood levels of the evidence provides a testable amount of thymosin in the infections, organ transplants (ormone. dramatically called thymosin, with hypothesis that decreased blood. We know that the and cancers. ■ immunity with age is due to injection of mice with Goldstein told a a defect or ;e and that this appears to inability of the thymosin increases their conference that patients i major factor in the thymus gland to produce immunity and resistance to with Hodgkins disease and Iging process. thymosin." disease, and we have good chronic leukemia, both T Lowered thymosin levels Goldstein, 35-year-old reason to forms of cancer, have low suppose it will do ■ontribute to aging by director of the biochemistry the in man." same blood levels of thymosin. division at the University of Jjlarding the ability of the The thymus gland, which "Recent experimental Body's natural defense Texas Medical Branch at is beneath the breast and bone, clinical studies," lechar.isni, the immune Galveston, described the apparently is the master Goldstein said, " have Istem to combat disease, research to the 57th annual gland of the immune shown that the failure of the thymus gland to function properly is a :ord announces plans major factor in a number of debilitating and often fatal diseases of children and adults. This includes a wide variety of autoimmune for smaller Mustang II diseases and cancer." An autoimmune disease is one in which the body's defense mechanism, I DETROIT (UPI) - Ford introduced on April 17, market, Iacocca said, 1964. specifically the white blood potor Co. has confirmed "Smallness is a virtue to cells processed by the will introduce a The announcement was many Americans." thymus gland, fails to lompletely restyled and made at the ninth birthday recognize its own tissue and jmaller version of its party for the Mustang by tries to destroy it as though Gvonety lopular Mustang this fall. 1 Known as the Mustang Ford President Iacocca, who is regarded as Lee A. BBS'S*"* the tissue were a foreign invader. Peschkes Water Added *J?0N£EdSS HAM ctatl- NEWS 00 ], it will mark the first time ir has been completely the "father of the Mustang" because the original sporty The Taxas report was the latest in a series of steps in JUMBO TOWELS, NAPKINS 3/1.0Q 1 Peschkes Water Added whole lb. ^styled since it was car was developed and the rapidly growing field of Ha,f introduced while he was Qfl irtSU workers Ford Division manager. Since the introduction of immunoloi DiuriiDDir PINEAPPLE in Natural Juice 20 oz. ,Mnn 3/1.00 SEMI-BONELESS HAM Extra Lean V* Loin Portion wO lb. Ieminded to the original Mustang, it has p/e tax forms grown in size and lost ground in sales to smaller More than you Taylor PORK CHOPS ir April 30 is the deadline University employes on cars. The Mustang II will be based on the current Pinto SWEET POTATOES "<» 4/1.00 Ex,rj chopP™ though its styling will be expect, for student payroll to turn e federal income tax much different. MINUTE STEAK Jxemption certificates "Mustang II will be the ■orm W - 4E) for the first of a new generation of STUFFED OLIVES 7 02 59° Iming year to the layroll Division, MSU 350 little predict Mustangs that we will set a new less than you ■dminLstration Bldg. The luxury and quality standard Faygo leadline for graduate for all expected. cars sold in the Bistants is May 7. I Anyone who incurred no United States, including foreign cars," Iacocca told POP ALL FLAVORS 16 oz. 8/1.00 peral "t year and income tax liability newsmen. 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East Street 4 *249 one 68° Expires 4/21/73 Limit please with coupon and $5 purchase i ' Limit one coupon and 6/29'|C Expires 4/21/73 please with plea $5 purchase Save 25c on 6 372 7080 | X MOVIES HI-FI BUYS 1101 East Grand River Avenue 337-2310 VALUABLE COUPON Across from Colonel Sanders' VALUABLE COUPON ■ETE o/VE W'^HOW open MTT 9 - 5:30 WF 9-9 S«t. 9-5 ALL STAR FRESH SPARTAN GRADE A wed&csat HLY 9 SUNDAY A.M. 4 A.M.I 9 A.M.- Disc Shop WHIPPING CREAM LARGE EGGS ^MIDNIGHT Free Parking Bank Financing I ct. I21 Save 17c 28c Save 41c 60 day Layaway Expires 4/21/73 Expires 4/21/73 Limit one please with Limit one please with coupon and $5 purchase coupon and $5 purchase ML Tuesday, April 17, g Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan TWO GIRLS wanted for 4-girl ONE GIRL needed immedietely NICE TWO bedroom DODGE SPORTSMAN VAN - VOLKSWAGEN 1968 - new for four man. Cedar Village. ip4 ton pickup, excellent 'YES, r SEE. RUSSELL-lOV 5-4-18 Spend your SUMMER poolslde Enjoy the best In summer living WALK TO campus, 509, 344 •Heated Pool •LOST & FOUND condition. Call 351-8920 MY TEST) I WAS JUST GIRL NEEDED apartment to sublease through •Ample Parking • 340 Evergreen and ' lOffl Short St. 12 month after 6pm. 4-4-20 Air Cond. legu •PERSONAL VW BUS with poptop camp§r, •PEANUTS PERSONAL 1971 - 14,000 miles. SURPRISED September, close to campus, $68.75 per month. 353-1977. •Laundry Facilities •Nicely Furnished 489-1893. X-54-20 FORD SUPER Van 1967 - AM/FM radio, excellent 5-4-18 Summer Leases 2 •REAL ESTATE 6-cylinder, automatic, Post Office Box 1523 East , Michigan 48823 BEDROOMS. SHARE hou* excellent shape. Best offer, condition, priced to sell. Studio Apts. #125 mo. and costs, on Lake •RECREATION 337-0861. 5-4-20 1 Bedroom Lantir* SUMMER SUBLEASE, 2-man $140 mo. 339-9139.4-4-20 353-2119. 5-4-20 •SERVICE apartment, one block from 2 Bedroom $165 mo. Sec. Deposit - Sioo Instruction m VW BUG 1969 - stick shift, FORD VAN 1965 needs campus. 332-2279 after 6pm. GIRLS SUMMER - good condition, 745 Burcham Dr. 351 3118 - Typing Service minor repair. Must sell, make leaving 3-4-18 campus, own room, country. 355-7892 after parkin, •transportation an offer. Phone 372-5767 or LUXURY 332-8903 5:30pm. 3-4-19 ADULT apartments evening, •wanted 484-8495. 5-4-19 QUARTZ IODINE TIME, 8 needed 711 BURCHAM at Woodside Manor, 910 weekends. 4-4-20 ' headlight PART men conversions, $28.95 pair. At during Spring term. $300 Abbott Road. One bedroom •* FORD 1965 54,000 miles, ONE GIRL to share Hat, RATES'* - CHEOUERED FLAG, 2605 month. Phone 489-3494. at $180. Call Jim Hayford clou, power steering, runs good, East Kalamazoo Street, 1 C-4-30 332-4240. 11-4-20 cheap, available no«y $200. 355-1077. 3-4-17 mile west of 'urnlshed. Suitable for 2 or 332-5695.3-4-19 353-1857. 5-4-19 campus, Inords No days 487-5055. C-4-30 FEMALE MODEL needed - 3 persons. $170 and up. For 2 GIRLS NEEDED for luxury 1 11 J 10 IMPALA 1973 - air, AM/FM VW 1966 — rebuilt engine, good teenage looking, interesting appointment call 337-7328. apartment in Americana for rriiosa i4 00 8.56 TToo and more, 4000 miles, condition, $350. Call 353-1457. METRIC MOTORS - VW face, $5.00/ hour, 2 hours. fall. Call 337-1891. S-5-4-24 $3545. evenings only ALBERT STREET 551, one tn nm * 80 Tso" 15.60 489-4434. 5-4-18 5-4-20 repair. Okemos Road and Call 393-5883 after 6pm. block from campus. Large 2 484-9774. 0-10-4-26 1-96. 349-1929. C-4-30 2-4-17 SUBLET SUMMER - one rn nrn [o 00 0 75. 19.50 bedroom, furnished, air EEJ00 1 1.70 23.40 MGA 1600 - 1961, good car. best offer. Phone 482-5314 V]0 COMPLETE Service IMPORT including ignition, Car TEACHERS conditioned, balconies. 2 man, $170. 3-4 own, $180. bedroom, close, quiet, parking, good management. 332-5288. 4-4 20 12 MILES northeast. 2 bedroom country home with 5 aa« on the Looking Glass. Now IB.OO after 5pm. 5-4-20 See resident managers in 13.00 26.00 chassis, brakes, and electrical.' OPPORTUNITY available, $225. 351-7497 HONDA 350CL 1968, superb Available at ROBERTS apartment 2, (351-9250), or 1 - GIRL, OWN room, furnished, 0-4-30 B0EB3 10. oc 16.25 32.50 MGB 1970 - best offer, call running condition. $375 or AUTOMOTIVE CENTER. SURVEY call 351-6676. 10-4-20 no lease, pets okay, $75. Call Link, 5-7pm. 332-0866. best. 353-1861. 3-4-19 4980 Park Lake Road, Jan, 351-3550. 4-4-20 SIX 8EDROOM AVAILABLE FOR house lor DEADLINE 3-4-19 Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for Secure teaching summer summer, two blocks from only, June 11 through Sept. 1 P.M. one class day NORTON 1968 - Atlas 750, appointment. C-4-30 positions using our 14. 5 or 6 students, three 2 MAN FURNISHED campus. Furnished, carpeted, MGB 1971 - portable hardtop, before publication. good condition, $625 or best unique low-cost co-op apartments, available June, V4 dishwasher disposal, radio, clock, luggage rack, offer. Call 351-7349 bedrooms, furnished, utilities or MAXI MUFFLER SHOP of East system. 300 vacancies block from campus. Balcony, inexpensive, 332-1922, new 1972 engine with 6,000 351-3796. 3-4-19 paid, $65/ month each, two air conditioning, 351-4176, Cancellations/Co r- Lansing. Economical exhaust per week - all over, all 5-4-20 miles. Call after 6pm, blocks from campus. Call 332-4201 afternoons. 3-4-19 rections — 12 noon one 351-7348. 5-4-20 replacement. Custom work. subjects K-12. Write Grady 355-5270 or 349-9662 2 1971 HONDA CL-350 - Free estimate. 332-2927. - BEDROOM house, furnished, class day before excellent TOS, 3610 Loring P.O., after 5pm. 7-4-20 Beal condition, best C-4-30 2 BEDROOM SUMMER St., pets, $173 plus publications. MGB 1967 - convertible, body offer over $500. 351-7349. Minneapolis, Minn. sublease furnished, close, utilities. Clean, 332 0968 in real good shape, engine in WANTED ONE bedroom, 3-4-19 $160. 351-3895 after 6pm 3-4-18 The State News will be MASON BODY SHOP - 812 unfurnished apartment, top-notch shape, excellent MATURE COUPLE wanted to 3-4-19 responsible only for the East Kalamazoo Street since 351-8107 after gas mileage, tires good! Call 5:30pm. TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE - 1940. reside on premises and RENTING NOW. Houses and first day's incorrect after 6pm, 641-6429. 4-4-20 Complete auto 5-4-20 1970, 365 lbs., 11:1 pistons; manage apartment complex. GIRL ROOMMATE wanted for apartments. Summer and fell. insertion. painting and collision service. BSA 441 - VICTOR: both Duties include light trailer on Moon Lake, 15 1 to 6 girls places available. ALL ads must be 485-0256. C-4-30 THREE BEDROOM apartment, MUSTANG 1972 - all power, rebuilt, perfect, fast, reliable. housekeeping, maintenance minutes from East Lansing, Furnished, no pets, 349-3849 extra clean, $200 and take summer and fall. Call before pre-paid the last 2 weeks 351-2697. X-1-4-17 "in and leasing. Salary plus own room and free access to after 6pm. 1-4-17 over payments. 484-1274. Aviation 7:30pm. 337-2714. 5-4-19 ^ of the term. j 3-4-19 housing provided. Reply to lake. $75/ month. Call after 1972 SUZUKI T350J., 4400 Box A-1 State News 105-1 HOUSES - many to choice. 5:30pm, 675-5586. 3-4-19 2 MAN, near campus, air, One block from campus, miles, $625. must sell. MUSTANG 1969 V-8, carpeted, furnished, $120. 6:30 - 7:30pm. 351-6088. - 332-8635, Doug. 3-4-17 LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 years BRIDAL SALES - full time. MALE ROOMMATE wanted to 3-speed, low mileage, good per month immediate 5-4-20 experience in all types of Bridal or women's apparel share 2 bedroom, 2 bath condition, four new tires, and HONDA occupancy till September 14, 1970, 450 chopped. flight training. Approved for Experience necessary. apartment, Okemos area. extras. $1,000. 663-8311. 351-9036. 5-4-19 LARGE 3 bedroom house, $700 or best offer. Phone veterans. FRANCIS Permanent only. No short After 6pm, 349-2903. 3-4-19 3-4-18 482-8570. 5-4-19 term employment. BRIDES clean, students welcome. 329 AUSTIN AMERICA 1971, AVIATION, Airport Road. NOW - Call 484-1324. C-3-3-30 North Pennsylvania, Lansing, front wheel drive, 30mpg., SHOWCASE, 1047 East MODERN EFFICIENCY PLYMOUTH 1962 - Good YAMAHA BIG Bear Centrally located. Call 1968, Grand River, East Lansing. available May 15th, Harrison low mileage, good condition. transportation. 6 cylinders, 250cc, 1200 miles, $350. Employment 3-4-19 LEASING FOR Road, $140 I 694-0712. 3-4 18 BMW 1969 5. 3-4-17 Konis, Abarth, standard transmission. 355-0868. 2-4-18 $100. 349-967 !. 10-4-27 *1 CAMP COUNSELORS: Male, SUMMER 351-2109 after month, call 5:30pm. SHARE HOUSE spring - - (No apts. left for Fall!) 3-4-19 radials, meticulously 1972 SUZUKI, 380J, excellent MARRIED female, minimum age 19, summer. Lansing east side. COUPLE without Summer Rates: maintained. PLYMOUTH 1948 - 2 door, condition, $750 or best offer. Own. carpeted, basement, 47,000 miles, children to provide minimal experienced. Private Michigan from California, best offer 2 Persons in ONE BEDROOM luxury $60/ month including $1,500. Call 372-9081 355-9113. 3-4-19 co-ed camp needs riding, over $350. 485-0409 days supervision to six moderately apartment to sublet, utilities. 489-0456. 34-18 mornings. 4-4-20 retarded adults. One couple swimming (WSI), water ski, 2 Bedroom Apt. only. 5-4-24 1972 HONDA 750-4, excellent furnished, air conditioning, needed 5-1-73,second couple crafts, tennis, golf, sports, $150 per mo. utilities paid. Woodside 5 8 PEOPLE, CLOSE to CHEVELLE 1967 - six, condition, 2300 miles. needed 6-11-73, free room nature, campcraft instructors. automatic, engine excellent, Moving, must sell, 351-3144. 3 or 4 Persons in Drive, East Lansing, campus, furnished, available and board plus $300. per Also R.N., assistant cook, 3-4-19 332-2139 after 6pm. 3-4-19 June. 337-1283. 3-4 body solid, $400, 489-1610 month. Call Richard Cooper, food stock man, kitchen 2 Bedroom Apt. after 7pm. 5-4-24 help, dishwashers, 489-3731 or 393-7477. $180 per mo. DRAPERY TABRIC PONTIAC GTO - 1968, good BSA 650 - 1971, 2600 miles, maintenance. Send CHEVY 10-4-23 NOVA - super sport tires, 400 engine. 4 speed, excellent condition, convertible, 1963, needs bucket seats, excellent 355-9073. 5-4-20 WAITRESSES FULL time, neat, qualifications to L. Seeger, 3201 Old Glenview Road, CEDAR work, $50. 351-4808. 987yd. condition. 676-5068 3-4-18 3 - 4-18 HONDA CB450, 1972. excellent 21-28 years of age, attractive. Wilmette, BL-1-4-17 III. 60091. VILLAGE _ HIGHWHEELER, call Ed at PONTIAC CATALINA - 1968, condition, $900 or best offer. CORVAIR 1965 Excellent 351-2755 between 2-5 EXCITING SOLIDS & PRINTS - mechanical condition, tires. family car. Excellent 371-4314 after 3 30pm. LADIES WANTED for weekdays. 5-4-17 $175. condition, call evenings, 5-4-20 Bill, 355-8252. executive art studio. $5. per Evenings, 332-8196. 3-4-17 337-2482. 4-4-20 OPENING FOR 1 football team half hour. Please call BEAL STREET APARTMENTS PATCHES & APPLIQUES 2/M.OO — one block from campus, INDIAN 1959 - 700cc, new top CORVETTE 1972 PONTIAC GRAND Prix 1972 - end, wiring, clutch, parts no manager (volunteer). See 489-1215. 10-4-26 one or two bedrooms, 2 or 3 SOME 3/M.OO - couple Rick Lilly at stadium people. Furnished, balcony, blue, 12,000 miles! exceptionally sharp. All problem. 351-3483. 3-4-18 between 2-2:30pm. EVENINGS - CASHIER, air conditioning. Reduced ZIPPERS ONLY 10c! - automatic, tilt wheel, clean. options. Call 482-9776. $1.60/ hour. Apply in person Experienced desired but not the summer rates. 6:30 - 7:30pm, METAL AND NYLON, 332-3853, 393-2943. 5-4-20 5-4-17 1972 HONDA CB175. Mint STAR-LITE DRIVE-IN necessary. 3-4-17 216 Beal Street, apartment condition, low mileage, $625. THEATRE. 5-4-18 ALL SIZES, UNPACKAGED in, RENAULT 1»71 2-A. 351-6088. 5-4-20 DATSUN 1971 - R-10, Denise, 349-2619. 3-4-18 510, two LICENSED NURSE needed 6 128 W. Grand River in | - 4-door sedan. Automatic Bargain door, new wheels and tires, hours daily Monday through EXPERIENCED BICYCLE 43,000 miles, $1200., call transmission. Low mileage, 1972 SUZUKI TM250J, $725, Friday for arthritic lady. mechanic wanted full time in NORTH PENNSYLVANIA. 325. Large, furnished upstairs Williamston OpenMonj 485-0409 days. 5-4-18 call 5-4-17 351-7717 after 6pm. 1965 Harley 250, $75, 1968 175 Honda, $75, used 332-5176. X2-4/18 people CROSSROADS oriented shop. CYCLE, apartment. 1 bedroom, All thru Wed. 9 -6. Thur.tij 9 pm. Fri. 9-5. Closed j DATSUN 1973 - pickup, 8300 miles, radio, black tynl cover, F-60x15 Datona sports and TEMPEST 1966 - 45,000 miles, good condition, $400. Call dishwasher. 484-6817. 2-4-17 351-4297, COUNSELORS in - BOYS' camp Michigan. June 26 to 332-4081. 04-4-17 utilities paid. No children. No pets. $135. 351-7497 04-30 Barn Sat. Open Sun 10-6. J wheels, 694-9151. 4-4-20 393-6182, evenings. 5-4-20 BMW, YAMAHA, RICKMAN. 1972 TRIUMPH, Yamahas August 18. General sports, .waterfront (must have For Rent J® ONE GIRL apartment, for summer four man term, DODGE PICKUP - half new, TOYOTA 1972 - celica yellow, just arrived! Prices are right W.W.S.), gymnastics. Write Capitol Villa. 332-8369. FLYING EAGLE, 1401 N. STEREO RENTALS $23 $500. 5-4-24 485-0409 days only. black vinyl roof, air, 5,000 for these new motorcycles. Also large stock of '73's. Fairview, Lansing 48912, term, $9.50 per month. Free per 5-4-20 CROSSWORD miles, $2,600. 351-1356 DODGE PANEL truck 1963 - before 11:30am. 5-4-24 Leathers, helmets, custom getting background, experience. 4-4-20 delivery, service and pick-up. No deposit. TV's available at ONE GIRL needed fall and PUZZLE accessories, parts and service. winter, Cedar Village, call ACROSS excellent motor, good body, same rates. Call NEJAC, 353-7332 after 6pm. 4-4-20 SHEP'S MOTOR SPORTS, 1 Mineral 27. By birth $350. 484-4683. 3-4-18 TOYOTA COROLLA - 1971, SECRETARY IN office of Clerk 337-1300. C-4-30 INC. 2460 North Cedar, 4 Lie 28 Through best offer. Call John, Charter Holt. Just south of I -96 Township of FANTASTIC KING size bed and 7 Shortenings 30. Stadium 882-1847 or 353-5988. J® DODGE CHALLENGER Meridian. Benefits, 11 False 32. Nurse - 3-4-19 overpass. Phone 694-6621. Apartments bedroom. Newly decorated 1971, V-8 automatic, air hospitalization, must be 2-bedroom apartment, 33 Expert conditioning and many _C-5-4-20 personable and responsible to 13. Palestine 34, Type of carpeting, air - conditioning, extras. 29,000 miles. Mint VOLKSWAGEN BUS - 1963, FOR A magnificent possession meet the public and to work seaport propeller MILFORD STREET - 126, 2 reasonable. Call 351-8386 14. Doubtful condition. Best offer. good condition. $400. pick a car from today's elections. 35 Plight on Shorthand, blocks from campus. Deluxe, after 5pm. 3-4-19 15. Pack cargo 37. Arab gulf 349 3196 5-4-20 484-1597. 7-4-26 Classified Ads - 355-8255. typing required. Apply at air conditioned, furnished 2 16 Progeny 41 Mast Meridian Municipal Bldg., 17. Proportion man, $180, 3 man $195. 42 Sedative GIRL(S) NEEDED for SUMMER of'73 5100 Marsh Rd., Okemos, summer 44 "The Baar" 5. Anger Now leasing. 332-3909, apartment, close to campus. 1. Musical work 6 Ned' 349-JM0JMO8 351-857 1, 372-5767. 332-3998. B-2-4-18 22. Choose 45. Felon 46. Stainer 2 M Coty ; Indelible SUMMER WORK full or part 0-4-30 24 four 3. Gaelic Enleiprise make it one of the time. Apply now. Call 1 MAN NEEDED for 4 man, 26 lr. seaport 47. Cosmic cycle 48 Incumbents 4 Peltry 8 355-4014 between 5-7pm. TWO GIRLS needed for walking distance, MSU, 10 best in your life at 3-4-18 Americana. For.fall, winter, Shopping center, furnished, % % iS 8 9 if 1 " spring, 337-1891. 5-4-20 cooking, own room, parking, BUS BOYS LUNCH and "731" dinner. - Call 9-6pm. 'NEED ONE man for 4-man utilities paid. $75. 351-9369. 1-4-17 III %% 332-5261. 5-4-17 A short walk from campus, "731" Apartments 10 >e offers you the utmost in luxury and summer living. apartment. 351-5092. 5-4-17 $65 / month. GRADUATE STUDENT or 19 To % 2i % I Lounge around the spacious pool gettin' tan and The Student College of Senate of Agriculture and the couple, furnished apartment, newly redecorated, carpeting, yA 2u 9.6 22 17 sippin' something chilly. Inside your "731" apartment, you'll find plush Natural announces open Resources petitioning 2 MAN furnished epartment, 135 Kedzie Street, $180. 124 stove, refrigerator, $125/ 28 36 % §1 3l lljgjtiiP for 1973-74 representative Cedar Street, $165. Available month, utilities paid, 126 North Eighth Street, % txpect furniture and carpeting, complete with a balcony and air conditioning. There's even a dishwasher to help position to the University Academic Council. June and September, leases only. Call 487-3216. year 351-7283. 1-4-17 33 is 'k ft *7 % 3d tH % <1 16 G, n. Brjdle* sunealiit clean up after parties. Visit "731" today! - the College After 5pm 0-4-30 call 882-2316. SUMMER SUBLEASE 2 % %% MZ. M3 39 J8 Sp 39, Town of Ihames 'ne Va of Agriculture and Natural - man Now Leasing Summer and Fall Resources are eligible and apartment / close to campus. 40 Tidings MM Mf> Summer $Ar7 Fal1 ^ f\ S vJ «J should to 121 take Agr. their petitions Hall by April ONE BEDROOM mobile home, $30/ week. 10 furnished Call 337-2298. 3-4-18 4* & MT' MB 41 4? Blossom [Kclamatton per person T" Hr / per person 18, 1973. contain a Petitions should brief resume of minutes to campus. Quiet ONE FOR FOUR man. Chalet % 43 45. Ornament Ourselves and peaceful on a lake. Apartments, cell Bob 731 Burcham Dr. 351-7212 qualification 337-1862. 3-4-18 641-6601.0-4-30 Michigan State1 *st Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 17, 1973 9 JET* For Sale 7* —«** * Own JUNGLE BOOTS and - f new women's, $15.99. New men's FREE cutl" - "LASSIE with a crew Sex equality legislation in Michigan helps topple barriers Male, 3 years, must Plea* shipment of army surplus. move. 355-0948. 5-4-20 (continued from 12-1756. page 1) and locker rooms can be FOXHOLE PX, Frandor. of the Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley Violations of the act are FREE 1948 Public segregated by sex in 351-5323. 5-4-18 KITTENS. 482-6113, has ruled that department punishable by fines of not Accommodations Act Michigan. stores may not refuse a resulted less than$100 or .lished house, from their "The act is really Vicki GUILD 0-25 and Starfire V, a women credit on sex imprisonment for not less Lange, an Ann LABRADOR complaints. Now only landmark 1973- r'M 7'W*001 ve8f' W"" Gibson Blue Ridge, Martin PUPS, black, for women," grounds, Linda Joy, his than 15 days or both. Arbor secretary, is two kitchens, AKC, eight weeks old, male. rooming facilities, restrooms Patricia C. Silea, executive na D-12-35 lots of other considering filing suit tJHi'air - conditioned, goodies! Best prices around. Call 393-7191. 3-4-19 director of the Michigan press secretary, said. "Kelley's ruling is The prosecutor inquired, and he got quick results. against the state Dept. of 5her $75/ month. ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS, Women's Commission, said. Natural Resources, charging jtHities paid. Call 351-8182. 541 East Grand River, (below FREE KITTENS Call 485-5125 from - big~c"hofcJl Real Estate "We are just beginning to important because it gives King said, "TTie Genessee that men may buy fishing Paramount I 4pm to women who are denied prosecutor wrote me that 332-4331 ■ 7pm. 5-4-18 realize how many licenses for themselves and afternoons. C-2-4-17 credit some legal recourse," U-M officials were unaware t CLOSE to campus. EAST LANSING, 4-bedroom, applications it has. It is Silea said. of the applications of the their wives but that women ALASKAN opening doors in Liable June. 3 or 12 month KLH AM/FM stereo compact AKC MALAMUTES - colonial split - level, family that many areas "Unfortunately, some Public Accommodations may not purchase licenses for themselves and their Jease large lot, 4 bedrooms. system. Scott model 101 registered, parents x-rayed, wormed, first shots. room with fireplace, two full were closed before." Since the bill was passed, stores are still not aware of Act, and when they found Reasonable, close to campus. stereo speakers. Sony TC8W The big sled dogs from baths, many extras. Walnut Heights aree, four blocks the law has been used to the act," she said. "We must out they were in violation, husbands. 161-5725. 24-17 8-track recorder. continue to Lafayette excellent pedigrees. 551-0825 from MacDonald put heavy they said they would take Under current LR1000T - Marble help women get credit from 10 AM/FM stereo days, pressure on stores who will 337-2176 evenings. Schools, priced in mid 30's 'immediate action.' regulations, a resident Rooms receiver. Sony TCI 27 stereo 5-4-20 department stores and end not 351-7846 after 5pm grant credit to women "The incident apparently fishing license entitles "a cassette deck. Petri FT 35mm sex discrimination in the in their own namess. SLR camera. Nikkor 35mm weekdays, anytime classroom. It raised consciousness a lot in man and his wife" to take weekends. 10-4-27 also may be "Just last week a woman N ONLY! Private room, light F2.8 lens. Binoculars, TV's, | Mobile Homes (SB used to prevent Michigan told me that after she Flint," King said. "Three of fish from state waters. The the four women who were application form required parkinfl. CtoW to typewriters, tapestries. looking, iflSU. 337 9247. 5-4-17 used 8-track tapes, WILCOX SECOND $1 each 400 GREAT LAKES - 1969. Recreation M hospitals abortions for from women refusing' and to insisted on having her own name on her charge card, later admitted to the class not known to the husband's signature. HAND throw out were the STORE, 509 East Michigan, 12'x44', excellent condition. a fishing license the store sent her a bill CMS. ONE available EUROPE $229 law. feminists. We regard our Lange said that when she Lansing. 485-4391. Trades, Many extras, lakeside lot, - addressed to Ms. John immediately, single, paneled, must sell, 625-7770. 5-420 SUMMER FLIGHTS, bonded work there as done. tried to get a license for arpeted, fur^hed, park.ng, layaway, bank cards. 8-5:30 and guaranteed, advance Smith," Silea continued. "Slowly it's going to herself and her husband, she lw0blocksHomr.ampJ,.call p.m. daily. C-4-30 PARKWOOD 12'x60' 1966 booking only. Reserve today. "We still have a long way to dawn on the teachers in this was informed that her I/lark 3^ -7230, 425 Ann bedroom, air conditioned, - 2 EAST LANSING state that they can't have husband would have to do I X, e£s' L,rsin9- 7"4'20 WINCHESTER Teddy Roosevelt 30-30 carbine. centennial skirting. Call 485-4405 after VACATION TRAVEL, Public schools and mechanics classes for 'boys the applying and signing. 351-2650. 20-4-30 5pm. X10-423 colleges are covered by the She was not permitted to I MTED - 2 bedrooms in model. Only one year old. law, too, as U-M - Flint only' or cooking classes for take out a joint license I iouse or apartment. Summer Mint condition. Cost $140 MOBILE HOME full UNION BOARD summer flights --ncements for It's administrators discovered 'girls only,' " she said. I hrough spring. 353-7899, new, will sell for $80. - $2,700. Already set up, in price to Europe from Detroit and What's Happening must be earlier this month. The Public under her signature. I 155-2252. 3-4-18 487 3096. 5-4-19 good Windsor. Stop in 1-4pm, received in the State News Accommodations Act may shape, 12'x50', 2 office, 341 Student Services The sociology In all these cases, the bedroom. Monday - Friday. 2nd floor. also have A h— of a bearing I'M M E R . DOUBLE. ELECTRO - VOICE S.R.O.'s 15" better than rent. a lot Call Union. C-4-30 Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two class days before publication. department at U-M - Flint, hospital's decisions on to Public Accommodations Vompletely furnished. speakers, $55 each. ROGER PAVLIK REALTY, No following a stipulation by Act has given women legal 337-1341. 5-4-18 announcements will be the perform abortions. Utilities, kitchen, parking, tv 3 7 1-2890. DERALD FLIGHTS NEW YORK, accepted by phone. Michigan Dept. of State access to areas not - Sen. William S. Lnqe laundry, very close. FIAT 124 SPYDER HEATH, 485-4950. 3-4-17 Frankfurt, return. From Corrections, decided not to previously covered by BO 332-8965 or 484-9774. - 1971, red The Block and Bridle Club admit women to Ballenger, R-Ovid, has statutes. But $165. Anne Munnich, an perhaps the •10-4-24 convertible, 18,000 miles. will meet at 7:30 p.m. requested an analysis by 1956 DREAM 355-7846. C-44/18 today in innovative criminology class most Best offer. Call 355-2538, home, 8'x40\ 1 10 Anthony Hall. Formal Kelley of a Senate bill far-reaching result of one bedroom, furnished, where students and inmates the act is that ■A., 0Wn room, across from Bob. 3-4-17 initiation will be held. All new which would "permit Lansing $900 or best offer. 332-6086. of the Pontiac Honors Camp ^.mpus, S70. Ltween 6-9pm only. 351-4797 10-5-1 SILVER GEMEINHARDT flute - used but good condition, 5-4-20 ]® members should attend. The MSU Sailing Club will would problems. explore The corrections social hospitals, institutions or clinics, facilities or women lobby. have learned to 1970 hold a shore school at 6:30 $75. STATESMAN p.m. any person connected mer. singles. case. 355-7116. 3-4-17 - PLASTERING DRYWALL - today in the Union Gold Room, department said some ''Because of my FURNISHED, shed, skirting, therewith to refuse to Jompletely furnished, large / small jobs, quality followed by a club meeting at "undefined security experience at Brauer's I 2 JBL steps. 625-4983 after 7:30. Everyone is welcome. perform or participate in itilities, kitchen, parking, TV L-100 SPEAKERS, work, free estimates. contraband risks" led to the 5:30pm. 5-4-24 the became aware of how to excellent condition, 489-1713, 482-4870. 12-4-20 decision. termination of aunge, laundry, very close, gain access to government," 0 332-8965 or 484-9774. Kenwood 7001 tur)er. Must Some pregnancy," Carol women got wind Hellman said. "We 30 sell I are 10-4-24 Reasonable. Call after FOR QUALITY service on Tuesdays and of the Mcintosh, Ballenger's 5pm, 48Ev8481. 3-4-19 stereo equipment, see THE Fridays policy. An administrative assistant, repeating the same steps range behind Jenison anonymous group called the with other CLOSE to MSU. Cleen STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East Fieldhouse. said. legislation." Archery class Flint Feminists asked the PANASONIC STEREO Grand River. C-4-30 members luiet rooms. Cooking. Phone - auto FIND SOMETHING? are welcome. Genessee County prosecutor Ballenger's '' 185-8836. 0-4-30 reverse cassette receiver with If you've found a pet or article Committee But the Public speakers, call 351-1439 after SKY HIGH TREE SERVICE Petitions are available for to bring criminal charges on Health and Social Accommodations Act does of value, we want to help you - 5pm. 44-20 PIRGIM-MSU members wishing against the faculty involved Sciences is IRE 3 BEDROOM house on return it. Just come into the trimming and removal, to for waiting for not apply to housing^" run the board of for violating i acres outside Mason. State News Classified professional work, low rates, directors. They may be picked the Public Kelley's ruling before they Hammond said. "Now we 176-4642. 54-24 ALLIED 8 TRACK recorder fully insured. 351-2756 after Accommodations Act, Jean Department and tell us you up at 329 Student Services Bldg. give the bill further are going to need sex deck. Garrard SLX2 3pm. 14-4-30 want to place en ad in EAST and must be returned by next King, counsel for the consideration, the aide said. amendments to the open automatic turntable. LANSING STATE BANK'S Monday. feminists, said. The traditionally male housing law." Evenings, 337-1467. 2-4-18 found column. As a public PAINTING - 40% discount on paint. Free estimates. Rick, A career seminar for social service EAST LANSING DUAL 1009 349-3784. 4-4-20 science majors will be held from TURNTABLE, STATE BANK will run the Houses ind 1 IS, RIFLES and handguns walnut 7:30 to 9:30 tonight in 128 base, dust cover, Pentagon to reduce jobs ad at no extra cost to on bases you. tier and fill, 1 1 all kinds. Buv, trade and Shure M91E, mint condition. Natural Science Bldg. All EAST LANSING es available, 1 ill. BOB'S GUN SHOP, 353-4117. 14-17 students are invited. STATE BANK s, 349 3849 1 412 South Cedar, call Special Programs and the C-4-30 Student Advisory Committee (continued from page 1) Point Naval Shipyard near 71-2244. 15-4-17 CONGA Air Force bases in Texas DRUMS; with and SPANISH TUTOR invites grammar developmental students - total long-range $1 billion San Francisco, eliminating and Puerto Rico are to be without legs, wood and LOST SMALL, white shaggy any level. to a get-acquainted to choict ROGER'S - meeting at 7 E Dynasonic fiberglass, up to 40% off, all dog. Red collar and black flea Classes — private. Marc p.m. today in 108B Wells Hall. savings from the cutbacks. 5,184. closed down along with the r\ campui, nare drum. Very good The Pentagon said the But the Pentagon list Fort Wolters 351-6088. 1 ondition $75. new. MARSHALL MUSIC, collar. Answers to Charlie, 355 9493. 3-4-18 The MSU Legal Aid Army 337-1861. cutback is the biggest since 245 Ann Street. C-1-4-17 355-9733, 349-1528. 3-4-19 will have a lawyer available from Dept. says closing of the two helicopter training center in -4-18 PIANO CHORDS instruction fdr March 9 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 5 6, 1970, when it shipyards and such related Texas. BANCROFT PLAYERS Special COLLIE MUTT LOST winter beginners, $2 half hour, announced cuts at 371 facilities at. Chelsea Naval Naval air stations to be p.m. Wednesdays during spring |IANTZ 250 power amp, Tennis Racket, monofilament finals week. FEMALE. Call 355-8080. 3-4-18 installations Hospital in Boston will 300 pre-amp, Infinity term. MSU students who desire eliminating save closed down besides those blue nylon, exceptional. 351-6856, reward. 2-4-18 appointments can stop by 307B 68,000 civilian and 35.300 $41.9 million a )00A speakers. Dual 1219. year. at Newport and Long Beach Imost 332-8800. X-1-4-17 Typing Service STUDENT Services Bldg. or c military jobs. The Navy is closing include the ones at Imperial new, moving East, LOST call 353-0659. — MEN'S silver ring; ust sell immediately. Call The new cuts were major naval bases including Beach. Calif.. Key West, FARFISA ELECTRONIC organ Administration Building, iry, 332-5580. 4-4-17 and epiphone April 13th. 351-6856, Little Sisters of Alpha Kappa reported to congressmen air stations at Long Beach. Florida; Albany and (Gibson) PROFESSIONAL GIBSON'S amplifier. Phone Steve, reward. 2-4-18 IBM Psi will hold an open rush at 7 Monday but are not to be Calif., and Newsport, R.I.. Brunswick, Ga.; and dissertation typing. MA p.m. Wednesday at 123 Louis announced officially by the for what it calls a savings of 353-1349. 34-19 Quonset Point. R.I. BOOK ADDIC English degree. MARTY St. For more information, call . FOUND: KEY chain Pentagon until today. $30 million. Ships and air Sen. William pthing from paperback^ on - call NORTH, 351-3487. C-4-30 351-5914. Proxmire, SEWING MACHINE clearance 332-2392 and identify. The costliest cuts in squadrons are to be D-Wis.. applauded the base to 1st editions sale! Brand new C-3-4-17 CH1SHA will meet at 7:30 civilian jobs are the dispersed to other bases up Ipen Mon-Fri 1-6, 7-9 portable, TYPING TERM papers, theses, p.m. today in 30 Union. All and down the East and West closings as "a painful but ' < $49.95, $5 per month. Large Electric. close-down of the Boston Sat 12-5 FOUND: IRISH Setter, male, etc. Experienced. members interested in helping necessary first step" to selection of reconditioned JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075 Naval Shipyard, eliminating coasts. 128 ; W. Grand with projects please attend. keeping the military budget Rivpr^ used machines. Singers, approximately 8 months, C-4-30 6,099 jobs; and the Hunters The Laredo and Ramey in line. vicinity of Cedar Village, |NG BICYCLE SALE n - 200 Whites, Necchi's, New Home and "many others." $19.95 353-6537. C-3-4-19 The Graduate Student Forum stock, Bottechia, EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Criminal Justice Dept. will meet Itala, Hercules, Peugeot, Grafton to $39.95. Terms. at 6 p.m. Dissertations. (Pica — Elite). today in the criminal Line, Garlatti, Welker, and EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING FOUND: GOLD wire - rim Fayann, 489-0358. C-4-30 justice conference room. Olds COMPANY. 1115 North glasses Saturday April 14 Hall to discuss procedural r e ALLSPORT BICYCLE W, 518 West Cross Street, psilanti. 483-7194. 19-4-25 r Washington. C-3-4-19 489 6448. near Demonstration 337-1612. C-3-4-19 Hall. IBM TYPING experienced. Kalamazoo. 489-1058 (pica - 1331 elite) East or questions, Meet the curriculum faculty and and and (continued from page 1) the programs of the LECTURE AVALON d West th two - speaker cabinets amplifier 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. Tanks, canisters, and | Personal / 371 3546. 10-4-30 administration of the College of Natural Science in an informal board." Another area of concern 15" speakers, uprights. Guaranteed 1 full COMPLETE THESES to Grafton is the one 627-7995. 5-4-17 $7.88 and up. DENNIS year. SERVICE. Discount printimj. TV RENTALS $23 per term, inadequate services SERIES DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, IBM typing and binding of $9.50 per month. Free rendered by University 316 North Cedar, opposite theses, resumes, publication. I TYPES of Optical repairs, omPt service. delivery, service and pick-up. A representative from the Health Center. He asserts OPTICAL City Market. C-3-4-19 Across from campus, corner ISCOUNT. 2615 East No deposit. Stereos available M.A.C. and Grand River, Washington University Medical that the center is at same rates. Call NEJAC, School will discuss the program tt'gan, Lansing, 372-7409. 50 USED SEWING insufficiently staffed in at $9.95 up. Zig-Zag machines and 337-1300. C-4-30 below Jones Call Stationery Shop. COPYGRAPH and adminssions with the MSU Pre-Professional Club at 7 p.m. regard to number of doctors michigan state university straight stitchers, portables SERVICES, 337-1666. Wednesday in 116 Natural and nurses expected to serve and console models. Singers, DR. D. M. DEAN Science Bldg. C-4-30 a university of 40,000 I'NG SPECIAL - carpet Rof0 *«. iH|NG Phone 9'*12' 882-2423. ru9. Whites, Kenmores, and many more too mantion. 30 used up. numerous vacuums Uprights and tanks, to $5 OPTOMETRIST CONTACT LENS SERVICES WOULD LIKE to do my home, evenings. 5-4-20 typing in 393-7831 p.m. Center. attend, Phi Gamma Nu will meet at 7 today as All in members important 103 Eppley should matters will students. "As much hockey," Grafton said, "it disturbs as that I like the CHAMBER MUSIC MACHINE and Kirbys, Elactrolux, Rainbows be discussed. me M,V'»g Port - a - pair, and mlny more too 210 ABBOTT HP. 332-6563 University has enough ANN BROWN - Typing and numerous to mention. Hours The MSU Horticulture Club money to build a new ice HAIR CUT the way you want it. t°J9 condition. 355-3123. multilith offset printing. invites 9am to 5pm Saturday 9-12 you to hear William J. arena but can't find funds UNION BUILDING Complete service for Carpenter speak on "Flower noon. ELECTRO GRAND, to expand our health care BARBER SHOP. 355-3359. ?0NY bookshelf speaker^ 804 East Michigan, Lansing. dissertptions, theses, Production and Storage" at 7 facility." square, 6V4" woofer C-3-4-19 manuscripts, general typing, p.m. Wednesday in 209 3" 0-4-27 IBM. 23 years experience. Horticulture Bldg. In an effort to explain ■KKu'r o,f- SOPRANO RECORDER - EASTER CARDS. Fanny 349-0850. C-4-30 The MSU Science Fiction the function and the role of excellent Farmer candies. GULLIVER the student government to Zukof/ky & Koli/h condition, $6.00. TYPING Society will meet at 8 p.m. STATE DRUGS, 1105 East TERM papers and Silvertone guitar, good Wednesday in 31 Union to the students, Grafton plans Grand River, East Lansing. theses, Electric typewriter. discuss ^:£\9Llnk *7pm- condition, $25. Harmony "Do Clones Have Fast service, 349-1904. to conclude an ASMSU 150, like new, $35. 339-8685 C-5-4-20 Souls?" 10-4-24 information booklet that he after 6pm. 5-4-20 SUpER 8 Chicanos with free time on and past president Ron Camera, $35; FREE A lesson in PROFESSIONAL Saturdays ... IBM are invited to go to Wahula eli 'and7 C8ns 16mm lenses, CAMERA, PENTAX Spotmatic complexion care. Call typing began last year. (Pica-Elite). 11 years Jackson Prison to rap with c0c .--u with 85mm f/1.9 lens, used, TONIGHT APRIL 17 8:15 484-4519 East Michigan or Chicano prisoners. |®ii 337-9338. 24-17 good condition. Asking $180. 485-7197 Lansing Mall. experience. Sandi, 339-8934. C-4-30 Transportation will be provided. The booklet outlines FAIRCHILD THEATRE 353-6032. 5-4-20 Call Tony Vereb at 3SS-1112. various services the student MERLE NORMAN Tgp. L0FT! COSMETICS STUDIOS. can use through ASMSU STnEIHERR'-"-'- Jrrti rnn r * ' ,iU anV SCHWINN VARSITY - new 21" women's, green, extras, C-3-4-19 folk Instructional dancing will be held at 8 and explains the function of the board, cabinet, standing 50 ftr. m' ^xce"ont shape $100. 3554853. 3-4-18 tonight followed by recreational committee members and Paul Zukofsky made his Carnegie Hall Debut PREGNANT? WE understand. dancing at 9:30 at St. John ji^'T'355-64'9- STEREO SYSTEM - 60w RMS Call us. COUNSELING. PREGNANCY 372-1560. DON'T only FORGET blood comes from people. Student Parish. Beginners are welcome. other agencies. governmental at the age of 13. He has appeared with symphony orchestras both at home and abroad. major ElactroVoice receiver, C-4-30 Roberts tape dack, Professional donors Judge Donald Reisig will Grafton's final area of Gilbert Kalish, born in New York City, is a deluxe model, like compensated. MICHIGAN ElactroVoice speakers Garrard speak to the MSU Pre-Law Club concern at this time is the graduate of Columbia and plays regularly with or $s,2^°° new, will sell changer, bargainl Call for Peanuts Personal m COMMUNITY CENTER. 337-7183. Hours BLOOD at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in 118 Eppley Center about today's law implementation of a student the Boston Symphony Chamber Players. Both 393U,5'io0 details, 482-3289. 3-4 18 355 3588 or Monday, Thursday and and about Cooley Law School. trustee trustees. on the board of have been featured on numberous television SOMETIMES BEING happy Friday 9-4:30. Tuesday and The programs on WKAR TV (23). Wednesday 12-6:30pm. Bicycling Club will meet WEDDING BANDS and jewelry seems a self - indulgence. at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the At a recent meeting, the C-4-30 custom made. Call 355-6021 RM/jb. 1-4-17 Alley-Ey to plan a race. Movies trustees offered to of the Olympic bicycle races will evenings. 10-4-23 be shown. investigate the possibility of FAMILY WOULD like to KIP, CONGRATULATIONS on including a nonvoting sublease air conditioned 3 receiving the Doan Award. student on the board. At bedroom furnished town Love, your LSP's. 1-4-17 present, it is TICKETS are available at the MSU Union house, apartment or home The Undergraduate for summer study, June 25th Economics Club will meet at unconstitutional for any of (weekdays, 8:15-4:30). PUBLIC: $5.00 7:30 p.m. today in the Mason MSU Students: $2.50. If^rZ7iverr ALASKAN MALAMUTE A THOUGHTFUL gift? A through September 1st in the "big three" Michigan Hall game room to hold "Peanuts Personal" message northern section of East universities to have a voting puppies, 8 weeks, well I?"** 351-7240 marked, $50 eech. 351-1929. to one you love in the Want Lansing. Call 517- 631-4360 elections. feature a The meeting will speaker on current student member on its Ads. Dial 355-8255. 3-4-17 monetary problems. controlling board. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Appreciation « MSU RING DAYS ' BY fastens Today & Tommorow Sale 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 Imemorex price shatterin* only sale 4 days left PANTY SUPER BOXES HOSE ONLY .75° SALE Valued at $5.00 WOMEN & TIE DIE ®uy$1°"® T-SHIRTS s°ercond MEN SOCKS one for lc SPIRAL Big Selection NOTEBOOKS of Records * Regularly .79c Now 2/$1.00 POSTER VISIT OUR ENLARGED ; ^REDTAG" SALE GOLDROQM S* ft S Open 730 to 53 MSU BOOKSTORE In the Center of Campus