_ , the a michigan Volume 65 Number 143 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April 27, 1973 ublic safety official, committee probe police use of informers LINDA DROEGER Byi LINDA DROEGER Debbie Miller Tat (at the the time an an mrii MSU dist inction distinction hotmoon between the th<> use of reintroduced a j: ! for discussion at the il. State News Staff Writer student) and other informers in the informants on past crimes and the use committee meeting May 9. the use of informers by the campus recent conviction of John Royal, of them as deterrents for future "I expect that if this matter is not of Public Safety will be antiwar demonstrator, Tim Cain crime," Cain said. cleared up to our satisfaction, we will Jnined by members of the Public suggested to the committee that the Informers pretend to be members continue extensive discussion (ty Standing Committee in a true relation between informers and of certain radical organizations, attend next meeting ani at subsequent at the Jate meeting with Richard Bernitt, the campus police be fully their meetings and then report to the ■department's director, meetings until the matter is somehow investigated. police as a means for police to keep i the light of the role played by "I think it is necessary to make resolved," Martin predicted Thursday. a abreast of the group's activities. In other business, Sam The meeting between Bernitt, Cain Gingrich, University safety officer, presented a and Greg Martin, committee student representatives, and James Bath, iilliken, aides committee chairman, was scheduled (continued on page 19) after Cain brought the matter to the attention of the committee in their Wednesday meeting. Both Cain and Martin expressed fear of the allegation that informers Cherry Lane residents jo open act as an arm of the campus police by infiltrating political organizations under police direction. Specific instances of alleged police parking crunch surveillance of student radicals and Iiles for radical politcal organizations, the use of informers to organizations activities have and penetrate these the effect such protest to park one car with a few spaces left on intimidating political By WOODY AYEN complexes are using the Cherry Lane for visitors. du pi i fn c GR7FCH By ELLEN E. GRZECH money from it since he joined state individuals and organizations will be State News Staff Writer government in 1968. studied by Bernitt and the committee parking lots for commuter parking. The problem for Cherry Lane State Ne,« Staff Writer Cherry Lane apartment residents Milton Baron, director of campus residents is too many "visitors." Some Hettlger said he was amazed the members before the private meeting. )v. Milliken said Thursday he story ran at all. _ are feeling the effects of tight parking parks and planning said that the of the residents feel that the In the event that the findings do on the MSU campus. Off - campus new his top aides will submit "it's unfortunate that it's not alleviate all Cherry Lane parking areas are designed parking rules were made without even questions surrounding students and married students from for 108 per cent capacity, K31Boardrr™l e Sta,MS of Ethics ■ t0. the for examination, (continued on page 20) informant use, the issue will be the two other married housing there should be room for every meaning family consideration of the faces them. plight that now r a newspaper article charged his of staff with conflict of interest. Baron added that he saw the Jhe Detroit News Tursday said 10 DETER PHNOM PENH ATTACK problem as one of physical law. liam "For every action there is a Hettiger, Milliken's executive reaction," Baron said. "The rule Jetary and the man who will seemed ganize the executive staff, was a a perfectly good one, but U.S. a consulting firm that deals when we get in the peripheral areas fi a state agency. The firm, Stratton Associates of fctington address Woods, as its lists Hettiger's Lansing area PHNOM PENH tAPi jets watched from a riverside mall as the The hit antigovernment forces seized Comm force may number as many as 5,000. between the housing and the residence halls, problems arise." Tom Married Neaton, Students treasurer Union, of said the that - US American jets bombed the river's east theparking problem has become very deaUng^wUh* the"*Municipal warP,anes attacked antigovwmment bank. control of a long stretch of the river These informants reported the serious for students living in Cherry iJSUtoS. which.pp,o»» Id application from municipalities. irlsac^mtbhedirr* Camb°dlan CapiU1 "in , ... The advance the closest to Phnom . . bank almost by default. Refugees said the government soldiers defending the Communist gained command control of troops had the Mekong Lane. "Our group is in the process of Kettiger denied the impropriety of Penh since Oct.7, appeared to put the east bank ned tWQ d J the shoreline from a point 12 miles to the asking the All-University Traffic enemy moved in. south to a point 16 miles north of Committee to take action," he said. I association with the consulting enemy in position for a possible attack 1 and said he has not received any Hundreds of Phnom Penh residents Phnom Penh. Bev Forbes, wife of an MSU on the capital. Military sources said the enemy The government identifies the student and Cherry Lane resident, enemy troops as Vietnamese said. "There is no distinction betweer. Communists, either North Vietnamese the stickers for Cherry Lane residents or Viet Cong. and Spartan and University Village Western diplomats and some residents and we are providing Cambodian field officers have said, commuter parking for them." however, that only Cambodian The problem with all the uninvited insurgents are moving up close to "guests" parking in Cherry Lane Phnom Penh, with the help of parking lots is that this leaves little Vietnamese Communist advisers and room for the housing residents to park their own cars. (continued on page 20) (continued on page 20) N. Viets not ready to consent on meet PARIS (AP) - Hanoi has not yet U.S. sources in Paris declined formally agreed to a meeting here next comment on the informants' remarks. month between Henry A. Kissinger Sullivan arrived early Thursday but and Le Due Tho, sources close to the refused to make any statement on his North Vietnamese delegation said ;":r talks with Thach, which are expected Thursday. to continue for several days. The informants hinted that U.S. agreement to resume economic aid Diplomats noted that while the talks and to resume the removal of Sullivan-Thach meetings were announced simultaneously by both American mines in North Vietnamese waters may sides, there was no such be the price Washington announcement concerning the would have to pay for a new meeting between the U. S. presidential adviser Kissinger-Tho review of the Jan. 27 and the North Vietnamese Politburo peace agreement. member. North Vietnamese sources indicated White House sources said that Tho would probably make the Wednesday that Kissinger and Tho journey to Paris only if Washington were expected to meet in Paris in showed a willingness to resume mid-May to discuss violations of the clearing mines from North Vietnamese peace agreement they negotiated in harbors and to return to the economic secret sessions here between October aid talks broken off last week. and January. Without directly In addition, the sources said, the denying the White House report, the United States should display more North Vietnamese sources indicated that active concern about violations of the a new wgfi Kissinger-Tho meeting is by no means cease-fire agreement by the Saigon certain. They said it depends largely government. Ice arena on the preliminary talks which here today between William Sullivan, begin The United States maintains that it U-S. deputy asst. secretary of state, is North Vietnam and the Viet Cong Men's IM is closed while workers finish a conduit that will run [instruction continues on tne ice arena which is to be and Hanoi's deputy Foreign Minister, that have systematically flouted the pipleted in 1975. Chestnut Road from Shaw Lane to the under the road. state News photo by Craig Porter Nguyen Co Thach. agreement. r By TONI PELLILLO State News Staff Writer At MSU and other colleges, the trend has increased toward careers 4.6 per cent are undecided about their fields of study. She explained that before major is accepted by a a new college the which involve daily contact with For the confused "no-pref" Students' need must be demonstrated by The chief baker and planner at people and their problems, not MSU student, new or unorthodox students and faculty. Then the one Sarah Lee baking factory is a industry or technology -- even majors are limited and not as fully important task of obtaining Honeywell 601 computer. though jobs are most plentiful in developed as at other universities necessary funds to begin the new At Princeton and Cornell the latter fields. across the country. Some colleges program must follow. universities, an increasingly popular A recent survey jedirected of 188,900 offer degrees in subjects like This process created the tourism curriculum, irenology, deals with freshmen at 373 institutions futuristics, the study of the future the by the major at MSU under the Dept. of conditions necessary to American Council Education and how mankind is shaping it; on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional maintain peace and those that are shows a continuing rise in gerontology, the study of elderly Management five years ago. likely to result in war. preference for The "people-related" people; wine making and small boat The major is oriented for those era during which universities disciplines such as the health who plan to operate a travel produced only doctors, lawyers and design. agency oriented p teachers more is students over. are Statistics show graduating with professions and law. Engineering, education and the basic sciences all show a decline in "But MSU is a conservative school and we tend to offer conservative majors in already rather or work for one. Students take business and accounting classes and must obtain majors that are increasingly diverse competency in two preference. established or recognized fields," foreign languages. and in specialized fields that did The survey indicated that nearly For not exist or were not Camille Smith, career information those secondary education recognized 20 one-sixth of the freshmen expect to majors \ years ago. change their majors, and another specialist at the Counsiling Center, said. who would (continued on page 19) like to 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan ' ILH ^ury ''n^s c°Ps to big dope racket DETROIT (UPI) - At least 22 Detroit police officers face possible grand jury indictments for their role in the city's multi - million - dollar heroin traffic, an article in Thursday's Detroit Free Press revealed. The copyrighted story in the Free Press disclosed that UJiimiltiJiliiilJiiiiiiiiiiiuuiiiijmuwimmiiiit the 17 member Wayne County citizens grand jury probing - police involvement in Detroit's drug scene has asked for the "One car was a real problem; it had not been indictments. moved for months. When the license plates The investigation, which has been focused only on the expired, we called the police to tow it away. The Tenth Precinct, may involve more than 200 police officers, owner came the next day and put new plates on, so the Free Press said. the car remains. " A spokesman for Police Commissioner John F. Nichols confirmed that the special police task force had turned Sandy Reno, Cherry Lane resident information over to the prosecutor's office and the grand See story page 1 jury. "It may take another year or two of investigation," said iiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii one source. "But you're going to find that 100 or 200 more S. Carolina rejects ERA officers are in this mess up to their neck and that their superiors either know about it or are part of it." The officers have allegedly protected dope dealers by South Carolina on Thursday became the 17th tipping them off to impending raids, supplied heroin dealers state to refuse ratification of the proposed Equal with confiscated dope and extorted money. Rights Amendment to the U. S. Constitution. The House of Representatives tabled a ratification proposal by a 62 - 44 vote. Ratification was defeated after an hour - long debate that ended, at least for this year, any chance for adoption by the state. r The amendment has been ratified by 30 of the Keep on bikin9 required 38 states and is pending in only three The MSU Cycling Club will sponsor the Midwest more states this year. Intercollegiate Championship race around West Circle Drive Saturday morning. The club plans races for all interested bike riders, with the first race beginning at Hart urges West Circle Drive will be closed to motorized budget reform 10 a.m. traffic from 9:30 a.m. until 3 p.m. U. S. Sen. Philip Hart, D - State News photo by Cr«i; Porter Michigan, has urged Congress to reform itself or be faced The State News is published by the students of with a loss of power to Michigan State University every class day during Fall, establish national priorities. Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, The Michigan Democrat, Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a speaking at Central Michigan special Welcome Week edition is published in University Wednesday said. September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. Associated ATTENTION Member Press, United Press Congress stood to lose the International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan If rental rate discrimination exists in East 1^1 most because of the declining Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan students in an MSU sociology class intend to flndoutif next week. The students in Sociology 492, a methodsdJ public confidence in Collegiate Press Assn. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. GRADUATE STUDENTS will survey the residents of a selected sample of local mi, government. Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services housing units as a followup to a survey conducted by] "The hard truth is that Coalition for Human Survival last summer, gndj unless Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, assistant Pam Schwingl said. Congress reforms the The Council of Graduate Students is Michigan, 48823. now Coalition members reported that their survey sh ways it handles the budget we will simply have forfeited an Phones: interviewing graduate students interested that students were charged more than other East h in acting as COGS representatives on tenants such as families, for nearly effective voice in establishing News/Editorial 355-8252 accommodations. Classified Ads 355-8255 various university committees next year. our national priorities." Display Advertising 353-6400 All interested persons please contact the Business Office 355-3447 COGS office. 316 Student Services Bldg. Prosecution finds papers Photographic Campus Information 355-8311 353-8700 Phone 3-9189 for further information. 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Not the usual airline scene, but one you'd spots all over the world. expect from the people that brought sensory awareness to the world. NATO member cites waste Air-India's economy fares for people between the A western government has estimated that the ages of 12 to 21 are $226 from New York to London, United States and other members of the North $238 to Paris, $243 to Frankfurt or Rome until June and Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) are after August. From June through August the fares are wasting over a billion dollars a year by not cooperating on $22 to $32 higher. defense projects. Make your reservations now and we'll confirm Officials at NATO headquarters in Brussels, them a week before you leave. Belgium said they could not disclose which of the 15 member governments made the estimate. Next time someone says, "See ya' around/' you A pri.ne example cited was the competition in can say, "See ya' around England." Or France. Or antitank weapons. At least four members of the Switzerland, Germany, Belgium or Holland. Air-India alliance, including the United States, Britain and can fly you to places you thought were beyond the France, have come up with similar models. They means of your jeans. are now trying to sell them to the others. f>66 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York 10019 Sweden blasts U.S. Please send me information on your youth fares to Europe this summer. The latest anti - American outburst by the Swedish government brought a "frosty no comment" from the U. S. State Dept. Thursday. Swedish Foreign Minister Krister Wickman said the i'nvernment of Sweden "has the opinion that it is not acceptable that a big power with superior CROSSROADS military technique intervene in a civil war in a BIO ABBOTT ROAD EABT^fl 9tjN| small country.'' IP TO ■ MON THRU BAT • |g T Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April 27, 1973 3 ^wyer for top aides Bike path Iks to Nixon, clients WASHINGTON (AP) - luting two presidential aides in the Late case visited the federal tutor's office Thursday after A lawyer Secretary of State William Rogers, NATO ambassador close to Donald Rumsfeld. Rogers and Laird denied Sources reports also. The Rumsfeld report couldn't the topic of be confirmed. By JANESEABERRY Knees at the White House. Another unconfirmed report said Nixon State News Staff Writer Frank Kelley has urged revised by local »smen spotted lawyer John J. Wilson Lansing, East Lansing and businessmen. would turn to former White House ■office of prosecutor Earl J. Silbert. lobbyist The rejection of funds Ingham County to develop a The Women's Center is Bryce Harlow. Jer the White House said Wilson paid Wilson's visit to Silbert lasted for proposed East Lansing combined bicycle slated to receive $15,000, |eat visit to President Nixon half an hour. As he left he told roughly bike path system may be transportation system, the Drug Education Center iday, and was back again Thursday that neither Haldeman nor newsmen the most controversial topic Kelley stressed local allocation was increased Ehrlichman had at the city budget hearing at g for meetings with Ills two clients, been subpenaed to appear before the responsibility in establishing from $18,000 to $47,000 laldeman and John D. Ehrlichman. grand and Listening Ear could get leman is presidential chief of staff, jury. But Wilson wouldn't comment when asked if the two had been invited to 7^30 p.m. Tuesday at City such a system. $5,350. jnan js Nixon's chief domestic appear A request of $91,310 for Several Ingham County "It looks like voluntarily. the 27-mile bike path commissioners support the a good Wilson first met with the President one system was rejected by the concept of a countywide budget," Mary Sharp, city w investigative sources have alleged council week ago, when the two talked for member, said. "I Ihrlichman and Haldeman helped hour. Ziegler said an State Dept. of Natural bike path plan using funds want to hear what the p the Watergate affair. Wednesday's meeting Resources because of low from revenue-sharing lasted 45 minutes, people have to say first. We during which Wilson priority. monies. wait to Idential spokesman Ronald Ziegler, gave his "perspective and analysis" on the The city may have to John Patriarche, city see what influences Kjjie, denied a flurry of news reports Watergate affair. carry a larger share of the manager, had said sources of they have, what concerns ■the President is actively seeking a A newsman spotted Wilson's automobile they have." $117,810 allocated than funds for the system could 1 aide to direct a house cleaning of in the White House driveway as Ziegler was planned in the proposed be determined only after If the budget is approved Lidential staff. speaking Thursday. Ziegler said Wilson 1973-94 budget if the city council review and May 15 as specified in the |ous reports have said Nixon tapped wasn't seeing the President again, but system is to be constructed. action on the budget. city charter, city residents ■ Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird, presumably was seeing his clients. Wilson However, Atty. Gen. Other areas which may aj50 «cieve a property receive citizen input are the ta*1 decrefsf due to a , omission of funds for the stover of federal revenue « dept., the average MSU student can no more people 9 chance to play 1 To the Editor: longer enjoy the simple privilege of Finally, some facilities shouia« playing tennis on campus during made available to Kast ComplyJ As Justin Morrill daylight hours. becomes increasingly annoying J Two College faculty a member, I am pleased to see good journey a mile to the courts (Wl Upon embarking to the tennis find them occupied the wm coverage in the State News of our courts recently, we found 30 of the 40 various afternoon by classes of innovative programs and courts occupied by members of tennis courses. However, I would like to call classes and teams, thus leaving a total students. , J Something should be don • 1 Cents to your attention one important item on which you have not yet reported. This involved the discontinuance, after of 10 courts for the remaining 39,900 students of the University. The purpose of the courts is for the hours spent waiting for a tenni «| could be better used study*! next year, of the highly successful students' own use, regardless of their sleeping. ! Justin Morrill language program. affiliation with a class. Gordon MiW Worth The decision to terminate the What can be done? More lighting Six Lakes j®| Jim Or* program made was an administrative one, by our dean, D. Gordon Coed should be provided for night use of the courts by students. Courts could be reserved •*53 during the day and on Rohman, and the Provost. It was To the Editor: forced rape of two women here on LETTER POLICY arrived at without the advice, The State News welcomes all letters. Letters knowledge or support of the Justin Morrill community. I am appalled at the low levels to which the State News has allowed campus. the These women have gone through SN ignores itself to fall. I am referring to the most terrifying and degrading wver R^l to the editor should be One wonders if this is typical of the article in Tuesday's paper about the experience of their lives. Why must the permanent reporter typed double space with 66 decision making process at MSU and if State News seek to humiliate and As the State News editorial stated space counts on each line. degrade these courageous women last week, Residence Hall Assn. does - constituency a Letters must be signed and so, what purpose some of the furthur? Will not these women, who merits some type of reguls include hometown, student, faculty or staff standing, local phone number and governance structures serve. An additional point of interest Abortions have the courage to go to court, be embarrassed enough during the trial? have a students membership of about 16,500 living in that ' residence halls. word*°f-mouth We have initiated afLT^Zts (i e.^ sick tray * polices in is an no pu involves the nature of the faculty to be To the Editor: Why must their lives be opened to the effective hllt but have received little or hnvfl reived o local address. No unsigned means of communication in letters will be accepted, but terminated when their respective I agree with Whalen's letter of April stares and questions of the University some cases, it's far from the best While John Schafer (PJ»'n' ■ the State News contracts are up. Of the seven people 19 that it is wrong for the University population? April 18 and 25) 1H ant, felt RHA * „ ...... withhold author's name in will in the program (with service to the Health Center to financially favor low Certainly it is good to let the cost abortions to students when it women of our community know of thteiZ.' reS'de"Ce """ 'ySlem °' to to rip off the indents referendum, the fact is hll University varying from three to eight - extreme cases. Letters may be edited for clarity and years), four are women and one is a does not offer low cost prenatal care the situation so that they may protect and delivery. - RHA meets every week, but the to go to til® state News, j conciseness so more letters black male. Might this be considered themselves, but names and locations need not have been mentioned. The weekend usually occurs before most feel is X?' "ijTapP^ can be accommodated. an example of the administration's dedication to "affirmative action" in of If limited resources are offering only part of the health the cause story could have covered the situation residence hall councils meet This leaves a considerable amount of again, newsworthy enough to pf Letters will not be edited request services, then the moral obligation of a just as well, and certainly with less for content. increasing the role of women and student to provide adequate health damage to the women involved, with time for students to remain relatively Thoughin I thedonState New5- uninformed of this organization's coverage I.. -—7 , minorities at this University? n.U.fnP MilL tit,"«^ Ht care for his spouse and children should no names mentioned. It is my hope actions. Therefore, I feel the State 'ike to **?< "*^1 News." I thank you for the receive higher priority than the that in the future the State News whl News should share a sizeable amount opportunity to forum ,,ke the S express my concerns. questionable moral decision to kill be far more considerate of those of the blame for the lack of involved than in this case. publicity potential dependents. on last Thursday's delayed Gene u Diana E. Scholberg Mary Murphy Rick Harris referendum. asst. professor - Justin Morrill College East Lansing graduate student Grosse Pte. Shores senior Though I realize that the |^d.„t,Re*a April 24, 1973 April 19,1973 April 24,1973 News may not want to assign Friday, April 27, 1973' 5 RUSSELL BAKER ecessarily, Nothing motherly in nature number YORK TIMES " "' ~ NEWS SERVICE of people who love ~ ~ Thoreau's example unpleasantly in most of the excellent survives otherwise The metaphor about Mother Nature >s wrong. There is nothing motherly Nature likes these people. When they go to some wretchedly frigid Waste Control Js astonishing. You see them in people who love nature about nature. Nature is more like one glacier, nature does not open a fight today. They are intolerant of all who | sitting on the ground playing i combing each other s hair, do not share their passion for leaf of those ugly drunks you are always in danger of encountering in a strange bar crevasse into under them and suck them her. Nature heats them with to campus mo d and northeast fcnes tell of glorious sunsets and gales. - short - tempered, quixotic, passion, and then propels a similarly The Waste Control Authority at W love on a glacier while the In this vice, they are like certain dangerous, given out, "Litter is Ugly" bumper warmed party of the other sex up onto MSU believes that since the purpose stickers to be distributed, and small ihispers about a full harvest. blessedly graceful people who will not Some people have an instinct for that same glacier, and then orders the of Earth Week is to raise peoples' leave the clods of the world litter bags to be given out at the Vs wearing gray suits and alone until cozying up to such characters. For moon to start whispering of harvest. level of awareness concerning MSU Bookstore. We feel that this Lces, walk in the flora on the thejMiav^eeiwnounted on skis and these people, they may be a giver of Such people are highly favored. I pollution problems such as dirty air area of pollution is lye of May doing nothing so far just as vital as would hold nothing against them but and water, we have the air or water pollution, and it is |ve can tell. But those pipes give Over the years, I have come out of paranoia envy if they would stop twitting me responsibility of raising peoples' therefore appropriate to take these JLy . they are up to their old about nature and into reason. 1 no longer believe for not visiting glaciers and sitting on consciousness levels concerning the actions in accordance with Earth IThey are communing with that nature is stalking me, that nature sits up nights the ground with a banjo. Nature does solid waste pollution problems right Week. not favor us all equally. here on campus. With this goal in _,t a pipe smoker with nature organizing 72 - hour rain storms to spoil mv Over the years, I have come out of The Waste Control Authority mind, the Waste Control Authority also believes that something should Lpring day and he becomes weekend, planning termite invasions of my house, paranoia about nature and into reason. is sponsoring a "Fight Litter" be done about the condition of the (, He must commune with it. preparing a thousand miles of rough air at 30,000 I no longer believe that nature is campaign today. Red Cedar River...therefore, it is pokers may be the most feet simply because J am about to stalking me, that nature sits up nights With the cooperation of the « communers in the culture, fly to Chicago. also sponsoring a massive clean - up / am persuaded now that I do not matter that organizing 72 - hour rain storms to Office of Environmental Affairs of fcder the wives of pipe smokers campaign of the "Red Sewer" on much to nature, and that so spoil my weekend, planning termite Owens Illinois, Inc., the Waste May 12. With the belief that a clean li a suspicious lot. long as nature doesn't invasions of my house, preparing a Control Authority has secured litter river is the ■ worst trait of the entire nature notice me nature will not do responsibility of us all, anything particularly thousand miles of rough air at 30,000 boxes to be placed in each this project will be a tuning breed, however, is their beastly. When nature does notice me, of course, feet simply because I am about to community - fly dormitory and classroom building oriented effort involving a minimun ince on boasting about things become rough. to Chicago. "You won't believe how ^n campus, large litter sacks to be of 1,000 volunteers. V I am persuaded now that I do not I nature 1 communed with matter that much to made nature, and that they are always saying, a laughing stock for coming boons, picking up the tab, offering the so long as nature doesn't notice me was the worst of these chest down with compound fractures. use of his car or extending a $20 loan. jng people s. He went about the country because they were There is nothing if you are built like wrong with skiing Some people are blessed by nature. When they sit on the ground to elastic, and there is play their banjos, nature does not nature will not notice me, of course, do anything particularly beastly. When nature does things become Sampling of editorials ■his weight class when it came to rough. ■communing, and then he wrote boasting about his boasting. He nothing wrong with nature if you are saturate their overalls with one whom nature loves, producing dews and muds, nor lumbago - If, for example, I were to go into the woods and start communing with from college papers i Muhammad Ali of nature Unfortunately, nature loves few and dispatch a mosquito to bleed an dislikes many. nature, there can be little doubt how exposed ankle. The following are excerpts from nature would commune back. Gutting OEO Having editorials called attention to my existence, I published in college newspapers during the past week. "It is sad that programs, which, at would be attacked by poison ivy, the least, have often focused attention stung by angry bees and felled perhaps Student Elections in cities on specific problems of by an ancient falling Redwood tree, if "If student government at I. U. is not first struck poverty, are killed. Nixon has shown by lightning produced futile, the responsibility rests with by the most sudden thunderstorm contempt for federal law by first those students who did not care to experienced in those parts in 50 years. vote ..." withholding funds appropriated for These are only a bland samples of specific purposes by Congress and then Indiana University Daily Student nature's redirecting the funds to work against capabilities for self Wounded Knee those purposes." expression. If sufficiently provoked, "There eventually comes a nature may smite you with hurricanes, time, University of Texas Daily Texan however, when conditions become so by Garry Trudeau tornadoes, blizzards, drought, and intolerable for those who suffer and 600 inches of rain. 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During the trips, parts and accessories, and traffic jams. riders are broken up into the club newsletter. "I see it as quite a athlete who wants fresh air, said. Most will be 20 to 30 exercise and good company miles long, only taking up groups of three to five, each Each outing costs the necessary thing, especially on his weekends. with a "pass master." Pass member 25 cents and non for the big cities," Fuller part of one day, but others masters, alternately riding members pay 50 cents. The said. Both can join local bike lasting three and five days ahead, behind, and next ride will take place clubs that meet their needs. are being planned, including a Byron Drachman, The MSU Cycling Club is trip to the Holland Tulip alongside riders, make sure Sunday, April 29 and will associate professor of math that there are no stragglers leave in front of the and a member of the MSU a training organization for a Festival. and help novices learn to Crossroads Cycle Shop on Cycling Club, also sees an sport that is finally gaining "On our trips, we don't shift properly. Abbott Road. For more increase in interest in recognition in the United decide to go 40 miles and States — bicycle The Crossroads Cycle information, contact Fuller bicycling racing. racing. that's it," she emphasized. Shop, which has "sunk a or the Crossroads Cycle "Last year, there were Campus - based, its "We'll ride for an hour or members are mostly MSU two, and then take a break couple thousand dollars in Shop. only four or five who the club and gotten nothing Fuller sees a bright worked out every day. Now students, faculty members and maybe have some back," Fuller said, also future for bicycling. there are eight," Drachman and local residents. munchies or a picnic. The Crossroads Cycle "It's important to relax furnishes a back - up truck "Bicycles are booming in said. with repair tools and first such a way that how it is Most members train two Club, on the other hand, is a and see the country — that's aid equipment to pick up more than just a leisure hours a day on 40 - to - 60 - touring club. Bicycle the reason for touring." touring, which is non - The Crossroads tired riders and bikes which thing. mile round trips to outlying Cycle break during the trips. "Now, a lot of people towns and compete almost competitive, offers its Club caters to people like a enthusiasts relaxation, a every weekend during the cheap means of travel, sight spring - summer season. - seeing advantages and a During the winter, the track Organic food chance for "meeting other in Jenison Fieldhouse is used. people and getting some The Cycling Club exercise together," the club's co - chairman. Dawn sponsors the ann&al Midwest Collegiate Fuller, Okemos junior, said. Community - based, the Crossroads Cycle Club was to hold Pisces Championships at MSU. This year it will start at 10 started last year from an Morning Glory Kitchen, dinner a.m. Saturday on West will b e kitchen anytime before the Circle Drive. Riders will be unorganized group who an organic food cafeteria, "astrologically coordinated dinner. The toured community mostly from Michigan, with together on will hold a community to the day and time it will dinner is open to the public. weekends. Now it__has_oye some from the Chicago area. dinner at 7 p.m. today. be served." The menu, Non - members are THE The kitchen, located in coordinated under the Morning Glory Kitchen welcome to ride with the GOODTIME SINGERS St. John's Student Center at 327 MAC Ave., specializes Pisces "Beautiful sign includes: Alice Soup" serves lunch daily between and 2 p.m. Students club scheduled on its regularly Coexistence of noon trips. in preparing dishes made of (consisting of fresh wishing to help in the MSU Bicyclists who find that dodging pedestrians detracts from their cycling enjoyment J Evasville, Indiana various health foods. asparagus and sweet corn), Cycling Club now join such clubs as Crossroads Cycle Club and leave the kitchen may attend a president Geoff walkers behind. Friday - 7:30 p.m. egg plant steak, mashed Kuenning Tl Mickey Davis, manager meeting at 4 p.m. today at can be contacted for more cyclists who enjoy more rigorous biking may join the MSU Cycling Club,wh FIRST ASSEMBLY of the kitchen said the carrots, mashed sweet St. John's. members are primarily interested in racing. information. state News photo by Ken OF GOD potatoes, blushing pear salad and a dessert of apple 1125 Weber Drive RENT AT.V^ pie. 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Weinberger said the final Congress imposed a $2.5 not force any low imj dinner. of "Social services must be UNIVERSITY controversial social regulations, most of them billion ceiling last year after family back onto ii services for poor people scheduled effect targeted to those in real new state estimates hinted because of child diyl CHURCH SEVENTH-DAY may Tickets are $2.50 be purchased at the and were announced Thursday July 1, are to take designed "to get need," he told a news conference, "and cannot be that costs might apporach expenses," he said. interdenominational ADVENTIST CHURCH by the Dept. of Health, families off the welfare rolls $6 billion. Under the new J provided to people who can He said the new rules families earning up til 200 W. Grand River 149 HiqHIand Avenue UNIVERSITY Ed,u£aUon—^ and onto the job rolls, and afford to pay for them as "will provide more, and not per cent of each | at Mich.gan East Lansing OKEMOS keep them there." BAPTIST He conceded that some unfortunately can happen less" child care, from poverty level will be J 332-5073 337 1430 FIRST BAPTIST and has happened very WORSHIP SERVICE CHURCH middle class families 317,000 child care years in for social services. ] 4684 Marsh Road, Okemos frequently in the past." 1973 to 532,000 in 1974. poverty levels range! Saturday Services: 4608 S. Hagadorn Road, 9:45 a.m. Sunday School allegedly receiving free "The Christian Weinberger estimated The federal government will $ 1,164 in Alabtm| Triangle' Group Bible Study 9:30 AM East Lansing that the social services 11:00 a.m. Worship subsidize another 466,000 $4,800 in Alaska. Worship-10 UNIVERSITYCHRISTIAN by Dr. Julius Fishbach Worship a.m. (on radio WUNN 1110 K.C. programs in fiscal 197^, child care years under other 11:00 AM and 11:15 a.m. CHURCH Families with inconl beginning July 1, will cost Social Security programs Wednesdays For bus transportation 7:00 p.m. Praise 310 N. Hagadorn between 150 and 23)| CHURCH SCHOOL 3:30 p.m. College Fellowshii cent of state p 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Discussion and Prayer Groups and other information call: Bible Study 9:45 a.m. David Daku, Youth Minister Worship 10:45 a.m. may be charged on id Family Special Crib through Adults 7:30 PM 351-4144 332-5193 332 3035 scale, at state option. I Call 882-6580 or above W. E. Robinson, Pastor COFFEE HOUR or J.M. Grange, Minister number if you need Free Transportation AFTER SERVICES 332-8472 Phone: 349-2830 transportation EVERY SUN. 8< MON. 4 TO 9 P.M. CENTRAL UNITED Edgcwood United EAST LANSING■Trik JRINITY CHURCH METHODIST CHICKEN DINNER 841 Timberlane Drive Across from the capitol Rev. W. E. Michael Church person in East Lansing Sermon — pastor 469 N. Hagadorn, E. Lansing — An Ecumenical Fellowship Telephone: 351-8200 "Easters Continuing Possibilities" 12820 E. GRAND RIVER by Rev. Robert E. 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Eddy, rector it pays to be young Lunch Wednesday TWA's got a lot of things to help you 12:30 -1:30 in a lot of ways around the U.S. and Europe But nothing comes close to the adventure¬ some brave blockbuster Worldtrek expe¬ ditions (arranged exclusively through TWA). wbtwmisd (across from ALUMNI CHAPEL on Worldtrek. campus This isn't a vacation, it's an experience. Hubbard Hall) The Rev. Jack Hilyard,chaplain From two weeks trekking the fjords of AND STUDENT CENTER 1509 RIVER TERRACE 5:00 p.m.-Holy Communion Scandinavia to 12 weeks on a pilgrimagejK? Kashmir. You'll find yourself - J<:\ to . camping with nomadic reindeer FIRST CHURCH OF herdsmen, or boating across the South Baptist Church Lutheran Campus CHRIST, SCIENTIST Black Sea to Yalta. For the exciting details, go to / your TWA 'IVavel Agent, Ticket (I 1518 S. Washington Lansing Ministries Grand River Office, or Campus Rep. - |y at Collingwood Entrance or send Sunday - 7:00 p.m. East Lansing the coupon below. for students and faculty Rev. David Beckland MARTIN LUTHER 'Director, American Wilderness Institute UNIVERSITY | TWA - "IT PAYS TO BE YOUNG," Box 25, (irand Central StaUon, N.Y., NY. 10017 CHAPEL LUTHERAN CHURCH "Probation After Death" T«scher, Denver Bible College LCMS ALC-LCA j Fleam- send me information on the following: 444 Abbott Road Sunday School to age 20 | Stutelpaas* • Worldtri'k Bonus Coupon Books Overnite Pass* I 1020 S. Harrison 10:30 a.m. 9:45-A.M Fellowship 332-0778 Wednesday Evening Meeting | Destination Europe Pari; Bed and Breakfast* | 332-2559 8:00 p.m. and refreshments Pastor David Kruse College Bible Class 8:30 p.m. Reading Room in the fireside room. WORSHIP HOURS in the fireside room WORSHIP HOURS located in Church 11:00 a.m. OPEN 8:30 a.m. Matins 9:30 a.m. Communion Weekdays 9 ~ 5 p.m. Sunday 11:00 a.m. 1st & 3rd Sundays 10:30 a.m. Common Man.. Tues.. Thurs., FrL, I CM "And He Still Speaks" evenings 7 - 9 p.m. Dr. Howard F. 9:00 p.m. Communion Wednesdays All are welcome Sugden, Pastor James Emery .Youth Pastor to attend church services at University Lutheran and visit and use the FREE BUS SERVICE Morning and Evening Both churches are open for study reading room. Call 482-0754 for information 8:30 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April 27, 1973 hield laws to aid reporters nnecessary, newsman says Ibillholstein Reingold, contrary to the unshackled press. L News Staff Writer views of many of his would not compromise special sort of thing," he Lid to protect journalistic colleagues and Referring to the American journalism if "a said. journalists who have been "We're trying to to the official position of few" journalists went to janonymity of jailed recently for jail. illuminate trying to tell you len's sources are not Time, said shield laws are to refusing The press should inform what this disclose the country is all fj the Detroit bureau not needed because their sources, he identity of the public that the about." said, "I press Cf Time Magazine told newsmen can fight the don't think any of those "must be recognized not as intimidations of the media Jlism students Tuesday through other means. guys will stay in jail for an but advocate of government Reingold also said Time long." as a form of has significant difficulties in ■win M. Reingold also These means, he said, Reingold, who has been opposition," he said. This is maintaining accuracy and a fcme has tremendous would include waiting for the bureau chief in in reaction to the belief that sense of balance Miami, in the Ims being accurate and the composition of the Tokyo and Nairobi, said the press is often too critical publication largely because ■ewsmen have failed to courts to change and by journalists around the world of governmental sources. of the news *e public what news informing the public of the gathering are often jailed and "We're not an elite structure. is all about. value of an independent, censored. He said he felt it bunch of guys out doing a Correspondents ai the world funnel lure combat enlistees reports to New York rewrite people and ^ s editors write stories on their dispatches, >eniagon hikes though correspom often have a chance to at their stories after have been edited, KHINGTON (A P)-Failing to attract enough voluntary enlistments in the 12 skill areas have been ters the Pentagon Thursday announced a $1,000 insufficient and the test will determine gargantuan task of the effectiveness of jn a special bonus paid to men enlisting in Army and the enlistment together the mi bonus in overcoming shortages in those causes ■ Corps ground combat jobs. skills. many minor 1 move, raising the bonus to $2,500, clashes with The Army will be and some larger oi permitted a total of 2,200 enlistment Vic statements by senior Defense Dept. officials of bonus payments for this test. well, he said. k toward an all-volunteer armed force. The enlistment bonus is paid after a man completes his Tres show the Army, the biggest problem area, has training and is assigned a military occupational specialty in Ehort of its recruiting objetives for combat soldiers in one of the Honeywell- Pentax Factory ground combat arms. tonth since the Pentagon started experimenting with Pentagon figures indicate that the $1,500 enlistment Eo combat arms enlistment bonus last July. bonus has had some success. I Marines have come closer to their goals, but also Since the first of the year, the number of |en short in most months. enlisting for four years in the Army under the young Demonstration men letary of Defense Elliot L. Richardson said the bonus plan Vur-year enlistment in the infantry, armor and field ^ will rise to $2,500 for May and June, until present bonus has outdistanced the number enlisting for three without the enticement of a bonus. years at In January there were authority expires. 2,900 bonus enlistees, nearly addition, Richardson said, the Army will test the I enlistment bonus payments for 12 hard-to-recruit il skills such as maintenance specialists in missiles, triple the 1,100 who signed In February, there were 600 who volunteered up without a bonus. 1,600 bonus enlistees and only without accepting a bonus. Leonard's Photo Shop March there were 1,300 bonus And in lies and armament with combat elements. Shoot! First your questions and then vonunteers and only 500 I Pentagon has asked Congress to extend and expand without a bonus. These were still far short of better pictures. 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Wholesale Distributors Washington Ave. Leonard Downtown Plaza Parking Evenings & Saturdays Friday, April 21 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 1973 Funny things do happen in Forum' presentation The rest of the cast was enthusiastic cast and the "Forum" quickly becomes that he subtly stole scenes By EDD RUDZATS adequate. play's feverish pace. remarkably complex and from the others. Usually costuming is so State News Reviewer Except for an extremely involved, as the characters Those cast members able well integrated into a The time is 200 years slow beginning opening scurry about, each to hold their own against production that the skill before the Christian era, a night, director Robert attempting to satisfy a DeMeo's antics were Frank and work involved goes Klassen was able to keep the definite but Krenz as the "calm" day in spring. The place is a urge, unnoticed. Unfortunately in street in Rome and the production moving at the seemingly always thwarted. Hysterium, Bruce Snyder as "Forum" many of the fast clip it requires. The chaos creater of the the vain Miles Qoriosus and action is continuous. costumes by Gretel Susan Dickey as the Continuous, energetic Seemingly, he has worked piece is the slave Pseudolus, Strensrud proved to be a and hilarious are the words his cast until its timing was who will do anything (and domineering wife and glaring intrusion and mother Domina. Each had to describe the Performing almost beyond reproach. As eventually does) to get his ultimately disconcerting in a result the Keystone Kops freedom. several howlingiy funny Arts Company production their gaudy brightness. of "A Funny Thing second act was full of rapid fire laughs and sight gags. John In the role of Pseudolus, Grassilli again moments, especially Krenz who played his funeral There appeared to be no torum Happened on the Way to rhyme or reason to the The Performing Arts Company's production of the hit Broadway musical "A Funny Th™ the Forum." This Much of the humor of displayed a flair for comedy scene for all it's worth and juxtaposition of several "Forum" lies in the fact with his exceptional sense thus made it the high point Happened on the Way to the Forum" is showing nightly at 8:15 p.m. in Fairchild Theatn production of this bawdy colors, except that the show Broadway musical, though that authors 'Jurt Shevelove of timing, his fine - tuned of the evening, is a musical comedy. through Sunday night. State News photo by Ken Fergus®, lacking that special spark and Larry Gilbert based delivery and his hilarious that makes theater such as their work on the situations expressions and reactions. this an absolute joy, still found in the Roman farces Matching Grassilli almost Soylent'-waste fa/en proves to be a light of Plautus, who wrote about every step of the way were entertaining way to spend 200 B. C. As in most farces, several other members of an evening, thanks to an the basic situation of the cast. John DeMeo as Hero, the young master, seems a Part of the film's trouble there are many. And sadly vision of this By DAVID HOHENDORF Fleischer, "Soylent Green," film, Heston natural for musical comedy, is a matter of timing. The enough, women are mere appears as a he made the most of Certainly the potential of based on the novel by Harry tou» as Harrison, appears tale of the dying planet furniture in this world individual using his the artistic vision in as a weak positioi every line, gesture and song loses some of the power where jelly sells for $150 a for his own survival, as "Soylent Green" cannot be approximation of more we given him. His bumbling denied. Yet under the successful Huxlean which it was heir to 10 jar and meat is almost as that of New York Cit\ adolescent was delightful to unheard of. direction of Richard creations. years earlier. Occasionally th watch, at times so much so Basically the story of Charlton Heston as audience is offered "Soylent Green" is a policeman Thorn and glimpse of a possibly mor frightening one. The city is Edward G. Robinson as his impressive film. Th IT ALL BELONGS TO YOU! New York in the year 2022. aide, uncover and pursue a confusion and despair in ou The results of our industrial frightening corporate future streets, as well as th THE MSU UNION BUILDING IS YOUR carelessness and the city's scheme in connection with sterility of life of even th ONE-STOP RECREATION CENTER: 40 million persons fill the the protein food Soylent richer minority is at time Abandoned autos Green which the •BOWLING LANES streets. upon aptly captured on film. and apartment stairwells world is so dependant. Aside from YOU CAN become part of the student the skillfu • BILLIARDS become homes for the poor In what could be an montage at the film- organization responsible for added strength for the stark and unemployed of which & GAME ROOM l coordinating activities in the Union, opening, both celluloid ani talent such UNION BOARD. Among their as Heston • CAFETERIA Robinson and Brock Peter projects are movies, dances, sales of • GRILL arts and crafts, lessons in various skills, seems wasted in thi venture. • BARBERSHOP and charter flights. Any student is •BROWSING ROOM eligible to join Union Board. 355-3355 • NEWS CENTER • TICKET OFFICE Theater show • LOUNGES • POST OFFICE for kids slatec MSU this weekend UNION BUILDING "Shoestring Stoi On Campus at Abbott and Grand River Theater," a children cater presentation will I presented at 10 a.m. and p.m. Saturday and Sundi rharharharharharharhai^rharharharhairharharharharhrharharh Presents in McDonel kiva. Directed Weymouth, "Shoestrii by Evelj Story Theater" uses tl basic ideas of Paul Sill wl They used every passion originated the method in their incredible duel... telling stories to children BEST PICTURE and every man in their adults through mime, dan and music. As the troupe tells savage games of intrigue! OFTHEYEAR! -National Board of Review stories of "The Fisher and his Wife," "TheGolt Goose," "Stone Soup" "Caps for Sale" they ask ' the audience 'ROMAN POLANSKI'S 'MACBETH' participate in the narratit of the tale. Jeanie Croof IS THE BEST FILM THAT HAS Henry Wallace, Jill Olii Mary Hunter. Bonnl EVER BEEN MADE OUT OF A Piveronus and Luaiq Stevens are the six meml SHAKESPEAREAN TRAGEDY! IT of the troupe. Tickets are 50 cents f] . children and 75 cents IS TERRIFYINGLY REALISTIC I adults. A fascinating interpretation!" One of -KEVIN SANDERS. ABC-TV these "ROMAN POLANSKI'S'MACBETH' people is IS A MUST! BROUGHT VIVIDLY, a maniac HANDSOMELY, with a national -J bomb. POETW >111 of them ZnZ'Zc'ZT* Jeanne Crain are being Leslie Uggams A Hal Wallis Production DORN • OPPEN • REZNIK DAVID HARPER < « m*navt ■**>' r. Mu>» I nmp.md jnJCumluiirik» JOHN J hvl II \KI IS ) : VKKlll I • ™"ni KIIIKV'Ordinal Svrwn»U>bt JOHN HAW l'.„du,,,H> II M tt v».u IIVAt MHRSAI KM MSh k-.pwxuuov igpir::.v-t-FI BELU HE Tonight (Fri.) - 107 SKH 7:15 & 9:50 Tonight (Fri.) - two locations: PIZZI I WE DON'T TR' Tonight (Fri.) - Conrad 7:30 & 9:30 Brody 8:30 TO HELP YOU j" Sat. - 107 SKH 7:15 & 9:50 become one Sat. - Wilson 7:30 & 9:30 Wilson 7:15 & 9:45 Sat. - Conrad 7:15 & 9:45 225 M.a.c. 332 50| Free Delivery Opon to M.S.U. students, faculty & staff only. $l Admission. I.D.'s required. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April 27, 1973 9 Walking Tall' plot s Bvjohnlindstrom sheriff of State News Reviewer McNairy County, buys a little bungalow and Tenn. He the was a man who starts a ketchup starts flowing. police special, which Buford fascism. Justice in this film captured by Buford, then "Walking Tall" is a grand always fought the system, lumbering business Buford tries to break up Writer-Producer Mort a with his father. uses liberally in the pursuit is administered swiftly, let off by the court because /movie " a magnificent of man who took the law into the first five For at least a rigged crap game and ends of truth, justice and all that. angrily and violently. Any Buford failed to inform Briskin's script sounds like a Lffort in the tradition his own hands, a man patched-up slew of old Errol . natic who minutes, all is up sliced like a meat loaf. In The film continues it's deviation from moral right them of their rights. One American walked tall happy and ideal. revenge, Buford carves is met with full force. The Flynn cliches, with a dash carrying merry, bloody way with a - a But things have of a southern accent added. rbage. four-foot-long club. changed himself a gigantic baseball thrill a minute as the bad law becomes the gun. can hear the "subtle" PtBs* film is incredibly in McNairy County. bat and manages to mutilate guys get blown and chopped One frightening and implications: "The damned But what has to be the worst Dart of the film is the lid a re®' pile of tripe. A - into tiny piles of flesh. insulting takes liberal courts scene a are letting theme song that ■and new Cinerama release, vicious cut at civil liberties murderers off, when they Johnny Then, toward the end, Mathis warbles at the film's , same company that Buford and his as when a gang of crooks, who should be dealt with with wife ride end. And if that can't Brought us those thrillers along nonchalantly, they distilled poisoned fire." Such sentiments keep Ittillard" and "Ben") ambushed by two carloads are moonshine that killed a would make Strom you away from this two 'ffalking Tall" * one movie of submachine gun-toting group of blacks, are Thurmond all misty-eyed. hour gobbler, then can. nothing it should be avoided like crooks. Buford's wife loses ihe plague- her head over the J Now showing at the Buford "The Bull' • gambling, the entire crooked incident, "legal whisky and political crew while Buford gets his Meridian l"»ur- "Walki"B played by Joe Don Baker, jaw is especially important graft singlehandedly. shot off. In the last to the married student. The . . are ■all" is ostensibly the returning home to McNairy even rampant - and So impressed by his agonizing seconds of the You need success a little faster. Sctionalized account of the County with his family, though Mama warns courage, the townspeople You can less afford to make a mistake. Buford film, Buford avenges his L story of Buford Pusser, afte|. spen£|ing fjyp yean; aR & , Duccar these not to fool with elect Buford sheriff. At first wife's death by You need your spouse's interest and things, Buford does driving his support. ^.professional wrestler, and professional wrestler. Pusser he swears he will keep the car into the gang's hangout, anyway; and that's when peace after with his stick; but he's ambushed couple of times, the stick is a crushing those inside. The theme, or at least the faulty substance, of Choice The wrong choice can lead to serious frustrations for both of you which will make the path ahead much Saxophonist displays replaced by ve olde Colt .38 more difficult. "Walking Tall" is its innate RED'-"--- CilEiSME HACKIVIAN of a How do you choose success and avoid the pitfalls? We'd like to discuss with you the Instrument's versatility THE FRENCH potentials of a Career career with a company of nationwide reputation for service and integrity, where you can enjoy a high I' By DAVID M. BURGE State News Reviewer soar and sing with anquish at spots that an and the drive of the CONNECTION measure only by of professional prestige and income limited your own abilities and desire for success. was tarentelle perfectly. If the senior recital nobJ® The last two luesdav evening given by I he next pieces, two of however, were not numbers TWIN DRIVE IN THEATRE Please call Don Baker for an appointment. ixophonist Kenneth M. Jacques Ibert's histoiries, previous ones. up to the Suspensions DONALD B. BAKER C. L. U. pscher proved one thing, it were also of great interest by Michael Zinn, was much is that the saxophone is and enjoyment. too loose and static General Agent a piece, OOSNMSTMTS IT Infinitely a musical Here, the sensuous side 7: 3C 337-7800 of the though it was played well jstrument. saxophone was by Fischer, SHEER AKD UNEKPf CTtn fEWOT J Starting with the first displayed. Fischer made the The other work A TOUCH, BITTER UTTLE SLEEPER 0E lor k. "Music For pieces flow with a lilt and MOVIE ABWT FOUR TIKES AS GOOD AS * 1 PROGRAM INFPRMATION 33? 6944 "Fantasia for Soprano YOU'D Ixophone and Piano" by when necessary, a drive thai Saxophone," EXPECT! UNBEARABLE TENSION!" — - Teshe Basset, Fischer was exactly what Horns" "Strings and by Volla-Lobos, Jowed that the saxophone needed. though a much better piece §u!d do things beyond play "Concerto for Alto of missed being top iw Year's Eve dances. Saxophone and Trumper" notch because the | Displaying a technique by .lean Rivier, the next instrument that Fischer The further d musicianship of great selection, was one of the piayed on had pitch |pth, he made the piece highpoints of the evening, problems that could not be adventures of Fischer and Alvin Lowrey compensated for. ■Free recitals on trumpet caught the of the work very well. sense i——————— Hermie, Oscy They and Starts TODAY! PROGRAM INFORMATION 482-3905 | There will be five recitals ■ interest this weekend in blended very well and gave the work a reading that was Benjy. (3 ICHIGAN leMusic Auditorium: only slightly marred by ■ •Carl Saloga. tenor, Lowrey's habit of playing Doors open 1:00 P.M. Feature ■duate recital at 8:15 p.m. his part too short. Theatre • Lansinq They've come a long way since that ■light. The "Concertino," by 1:20-3:25-5:30-7:45-9:55 P.M. 217 S. summer of 4.2! WASHINGTON-DOWNTOWN ■ •Albert me and Ralph Eugene Bozza, was the next nipek. pianists, faculty co m position . As a friial B'Mary rp, at 8:15 Gerstenlauer. senior recital at 2 p.m. p.m. composition, it seemed a bit loose. But, Fischer gave a reading of it that highlighted it melodiousness jtt!iL| [aaikidki IN THE LIFE AND TIMES OF ■day. * ■ •Gloria I Hill. soprano, ■ior recital at 4 p.m. Quality needs Jiday. little advertising Charlene McElwee. The leather shop o, senior recital at 8:15 fc. Sunday. t on M.A.C. t "A Wild, All-Star Epic. Wild, NOW! Newman ORTHSIDE The Action Adventure Program Brilliant!" -James Bacon of the Year! LA. Examiner Class off/|/| '*NWSl0^rTK>^NCa£R• GARY GRIMES • JERRY HOUSER • OLIVER CONANL* DEBORAH WINTERS ExecutivePioducer HARRY KELLER wnne-Dv HERMAN RAUCHER p^»Mt>»fMBOGAHT ta*MID9K C*H«n,W.n~.n» 50. W™*, Q' * wfoes the camping trip end and the nightmare begin...? Beal Co-Operative International Proudly Presents Two of the Wildest Films ever to play at MSU are now playing with each other! ^ IW,'"!9 Deliverance « JOHN DOORMAN FILM PAUL NEWMAN m A FIRST ARTISTS Production A JOHN HUSTON Film THE Guest Stars JACQUELINE BISSET • TAB HUNTER • JOHN HUSTON • STACY ANTHONY PERKINS • VICTORIA PRINCIPAL • ANTHONY ZERBE and AVA LIFE AND TIMES OF JUDGE ROY BEAN KEACH • RODDY McDOWAtl GARDNER as Lily Langtry A GREAT PORNOGRAPHIC DOUBLE FEATURE J0^ WIGHT ' BURT REYNOLDS • PANAVISION® !Rl Music Composed and Conducted by MAURICE JARRE Song "Marmalade Molasses and Honey" Lyrics by MARllYN and HARLOT •" w,ifner Bros A Warner Communications Company ALAN BERGMAN • Sung by ANDY WILLIAMS • An Original Screenplay by JOHN MILIUS ■ Produced by JOHN FOREMAN Directed by JOHN HUSTON ■ PANAVISION* • TECHNICOLOR* A National General Pictures Release ° came too late and stayed too long. (65 is sing "Marmalade. Molasses and Honey"on Columbia Records | ,PGj" THE DEFINITIVE X , 1 PROGRAM INFORMATION 485 648S Harlot is an incredibly explicit filmic experience. Harlot is TODAY! totally graphic. On the same program is another astounding Doors Open 6:45 erotic film. TH€COMH9CMCD The most brutal 90 minutes a . III OMAN PRODIK'.lION viewer ever experienced! B PANAVISION' THE ULTIMATE X (ROM WARNER BROS SEVfN ARTS scream Men borgninie Feature Today These two full length adult films comprise the most j hv Sain Peckinpah - Shown Late) bloody ittopdep at 7:30-9:35 P.M. Saturday-Sunday tumultuous double feature ever shown on combination they are a sexual holocost on the screen. campus. In 1:30-3:30-5:30 SHOWTIMES: "/a" ^ k '"ies It best 7:35-9:40 P.M. Shown in 106 B Wells HARLOT 7:00 and 9:30 An f iNY SUNDA hy RRlJCE BROWN, the r* NEXT: Tonight in Saturday CONFISCATED 8:10 and 10:40 ADMISSION b^Jj-NDLESS SUMMKH" lst at 8:15 "SHAFT" BIG SCORE" This program is rated X : $2.00 very X - you must he 18 or older - all patrons will be checked for nroof of age. Fr'day, April 27, 1 o Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Colleae Press* i i coj. Na'ional subminimum student wage proposals Lobby figh!s Bv MIKE GALATOLA Making beer available in the Texan Tech University sales for future concerts, increasing security and arranging A Task Force studying alleged racial problems in Center is first priority of Student Assn. president Rickey for a physician and an ambulance to be on hand for each University residence halls urged re - examination ofstT!l The National Student Lobby is working to prevent event. conduct rules and reccommended the Alexander. establishmentsF passage of proposed subminimum wage rate amendments to ***** student grievance procedures through the ()fficp , 011 the Fair Labor Standards Act. Ombudsman. Backers of the proposal, including the Nixon A student affairs subcommittee at Purdue released a The chairman of Texan A&M's freshman honors English ***** administration contend that lower wages induce more report calling for the cessation of police photographic program has a simple solution for dealing with students Concerned citizens, legislators and county officjji student employment. But the student lobby said economic activities during demonstrations and rallies until who buy term papers from companies. continuing their struggle to halt nude swimming at "h* 1®| studies have established that employment of older youth is administrative guidelines on this issue can be reviewed and "If a student is suspected of plagiarism he is committed Hollow" near the University of Texas at Austin sie I not susceptible to wage changes. fully established. to do 'A' work for the rest of the course and on the final parents said their children saw an act of fornication on The lobby said the only thing that stands out is that a Claiming that it is unrealistic to expect only those exam," Professor Forrest Burt said. top near the hollow, from their school bus. "*1 subminimum youth rate means less earnings for full ■ time intending unlawful activity to be intimidated by police students who otherwise would receive the higher adult photographers, the report said many people were frightened to the point of not attending controversial rallies that they otherwise would support. *****• Georgetown University's campus radio station, WGTB, charged its Student Senate with attempted censorship of its broadcast time when the senate added a rider to the station's 1971 budget requiring the live broadcast of all An architectural firm that did not exist was awarded a $44 million contract for the expansion of the University of Kansas Medical Center. Jewish group Georgetown basketball home games on its FM facility. Sen. Ross Doyen, R - Concordia, chairman of the Kansas "If we do basketball games, then everyone who wants Ways and Means Committee, said that the state architect, Kenneth McLain, awarded the contract to a firm containing progressive music will tum us off," Chris Thomson >VGTB s cultura his former partner 23 days before the firm was legally former program director, said. But Glen Corbett, chairman of the Senate Student Activities Commission, said the rider was intended to make WGTB more responsible to the student body. incorporated in Kansas. McLain's reappointment is now in doubt. ***** to build The University of Minnesota may be the first Big Ten people, and their religion is By CHRIS DANIELSON Discussion will probably Only United Farm Workers' lettuce will be served at university to build a domed stadium. Stanley Wenberg, vice concentrate on politics, "only half way there." State News Staff Writer Pennsylvania State University. The announcement by president for slate and federal relations, said that the from the local to the "We must become more administration officials came after 80 per cent of the voters apparent demise of plans for a domed stadium in Jewish students vocal so people understand are international level, of a dining contract holders' referendum supported the downtown Minneapolis caused the university to begin who we are and what we ignored socially, culturally Hamburger said. union position. exploring the possibility of building a dome on its Memorial and politically on the MSU "We will be pushing for a believe, and that we have a Stadium. ***** worthwhile religion that has campus, Harry Hamburger, Jewish studies program on contributed a lot to the Southfield sophomore, campus where Jewish In the wake of recent rock concert disturbances at world," he said. claims. students can study their Eastern Michigan University, officials are reducing ticket To change this situation, culture and heritage and Hamburger noted that he recently founded the receive credit for it. The registration for classes has Organized Jewish Students, University College's been held on high Jewish UDY an informal group in which 50 students are currently involved. "A group was needed humanities program place enough emphasis on doesn't the Jewish people and their history," he explained. holy days in the past, and that Jewish freshmen are forced to live in resident halls where it is impossible Luck where Jewish students could get together and develop pride in being Jewish" he said. "It is easy to lose your "One class on the Jewish people taught through the humanities department to maintain a kosher diet. Action is being taken to change said. this situation, he s® ADULT X MOVIES cultural identity on a large campus, and too many Jews feel they should forget their would be sufficient. There is no added. such class now," he On the international level, the group will actively support Jews in the Soviet ji Persons under 18 will positively Jewishness just to fit in." Other problems facing Union and in other j; not be admitted. ID CARD REQUIRED complete Haiti Regional Dept. of Justice for The Na Scie Commission to L.W. Moncrief, jnued support in the Law Foundation granted $S0,000 to in parks and recreation research, Plus Plant Pathologist Robert P. will fund efforts to recruit Scheffer for continuing work on tourism and development in the Little FeuI poisons from such plant blights northern two-thirds of the state. a winner! it fastens your seat belt as are found on corn and oats. The project is aimed at resort Botanist J.H. beaman, now in his sixth year of working out complexes and similar from the start. a super movie! developments which would create job opportunities, rather information on vascular plants of North America, was than at subdivision which development TOSH, I IT time magazine granted spawns environmental $40,700 from the Smithsonian problems. The project seeks to Institution. identify ' areas with high F•I L The U.S. Atomic Energy m hru'ksoii Kicu Commission granted H.A. Eick, potentia ials, special showing in the. Dept. of Chemistry. computerized bank of relevant it W'/mi telO1"/,,!! $25,000 for his 14th year of information for initiation of suitable developments. S2.00 in advance friday, april 27 $2.50 at the door Tickets on Sale Til 3 pm at Elderly Instruments, 100 engineering bldg Friday and Saturday- Marshal! Music, Student Union 700 £ 930 Mariah Office 353-9540 Varsity Super Special! J only s1 $215 delivers a medium 12" 2 item i* Abrams Varsity Pizza _ | t;rant Office of Education from the was I and 2 large cokes Valid with this Fri. & Sat. April 27 & 28 1973 coupon on iJ A mind Planetarium THE COMPANY PRESENTS the Leslie Bricusse - Anthony Newley ................... emcompassing experience in planetarium revise, produce Fiction Upon entering the Sky Science Theatre, you will find MUSICAL a new physical 11 items to choose from grain for the reJen^esslyS'?hrough Vb'oSndte?voiS'ol Whe'S itally retarded. in the Dept. of mfnetL?trlDo«tdS Planet stripped of ,f,°uldsupporting its life - haPPen <° «he inhabitants properties of Due to tho a THE ROAR a ctrart i.i Ih. Physical Education and media sounds and visions, and « develop use Ihe grant to the "I CAN" $3.15 young children. Friday 8 we & 10 pm, Saturday 2:30, 8 & 10 advise parents to p accompany Sunday 4 il of $39,(>7b from the , t I delivers a King 16" 2 item Varsity Pizza and 4 ■ No admittance after showtime. No pre - >, i Law Enforcement m large cokes. Valid with this coupon Fri. & Sat. a* admitted. For information, call 355-4672. it! framing Council to the rraffic Safety Center ■provide continued support ► J Sat. April 27 & 28'.1973. Jj of fcfee Free Fast Hot Delivery begins at 6:30 P.M. Menu: •Subs(4 to GREASEPAINT VARSITY: choose from) *R>ot long rent a t.v.^ Varsity Dogs IS23.00 per term . *Hamburgers Bddelivery S"-50 £"n| PJAC TV RENTALS, ■ *Pin ball 1227 E. Grand River 332-6517 smell of fcfee crowd * *************** April 27 & 28 McDONEL KIVA GIRLS ON THE Following the 8 p.m. show, , MAKE! a special presentation for sky watchers. After the 10 May 4 & 5 WONDERS KIVA PlGRY FOR LOVE AND BURNING WITH PASSION.. | p.m. show, the Glorified Magnified by Manfred Mann's Earth Band album 8:00 p.m. 1.50 AT DOOR played. mhg pet/ucers |NEVELYNE traeger, ingrid steeger pictures release 'ANCOLOR Friday, April 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 27 '9731 By UNITED PRESS mean all rates will July 1, but that they go up can be ENDS 3-WEEK PROBE INTERNATIONAL raised only on renewal dates Rate hike Police nab 30 at bar of group or individual State Insurance Commissioner Russell Van policies. Hooser Thursday authorized "It is our view that these rate increases averaging 6.48 OKd for per cent for Blue Cross and 'decisions represent a 3.6 per cent for Blue Shield beginning July 1. The authorized increases prudent and realistic approach," he said. "They represent an attempt to meet increased benefit costs in Midla drug raid sales of drugs ranging from Blue Cross which Blue Cross and Blue MIDLAND (UPI) - More sheriffs deputies, armed all the while were below what the firms waving ^ nearly 30 felony marijuana to heroin. and roughing had asked for and will be in Shield face. than 30 persons were with raided houses, Authorities said the The younger upp,^ effect for one year. Blue "At the same time we processed at the Midland warrants, taverns and restaurants move culminated a three - he thought it Gibson J Cross had asked for a 9.61 County Jail Thursday after was a hold have attempted to recognize around Midland County late week investigation, aided by Gibson claimed a series of drug raids which per cent increase and Blue Shield had asked for a 7.69 the crying need to hold authorities said resulted in Wednesday night. long - haired undercover petition, signed by 2S "l*! per cent increase. down the impact of added the largest number of drug More than 30 persons, all agents, and wiped out a nearly 50 patrons inV " hospital and medical arrests in county history. reported to be over the age major source of drug supply at the time of the Van Hooser said the new coverage costs to the City police, State Police of 18, were arrested on for much of the central part who —'■— said— they'd be 41 wj APRIL IS rate schedules will protect senior citizens from any rate individual subscribers in this time of extreme inflationary pressures in all segments of from the Bay City Post, and charges of possession and of the state. One bar in which three patrons were arrested, Mr. to testify in the police action. court « increase at all. He said the According to Gib*, authorization does not the economy," he said. ROTC unit Ed's, was called a "central one patron was beaten hi HOBBy MONTH point" in the Midland drug traffic by Asst. Prosecutor Robert Rhead. officers when he iu know to snow what He said demand] wasgoint0J get 1 term blood one of his waitiwi Tired of the add a new same interest, dull routine? Want to a new sparkle to your into a I iiur. Sponsors of a campuswide blood drive hope to extract at Ed Gibson, owner of the establishment, R head's claim, disputed however, was shoved into a c0m»J an officer who held a ni to her head day? This is the time to do it. April is National Hobby Month and MARY MAXIM has a super selection of exciting goodl MIKE'S least l,0u0 pints of the life-giving fluid next, week in the lower lounge of West Shaw Hall. The Arnold Air Society, an Air Force ROTC service saying he allows no drugs in his tavern. None of Gibson's employes were arrested. was The added that shaking one l violently'Til service revl pizza Gibson told newsmen pointed his organization, will be conducting the 25th annual spring Eiobby projects that will make your leisure hours the best of the day. thing | blood drive at MSU. Exactly 1,000 pints were collected in last year's drive. hnrcHav Thursday ho he nlannorl planned t consult his attorney about n at n patron, and feiiJ officers disarmed him' '' will go to tne filing legal charges against fear he would accident Donated blood Lansing Regional Red Choose from a wide variety of handicrafts raiding police. pull — the trigger. Cross Program, which provides transfusions to anyone who Gibson, whose son Tom . . . us today! lovely items to make for yourself, your home, or for gifts. So stop by and see 351-1600 fast free delivery needs blood in a 43-county area. Donations will be taken from noon to 6 p.m. Monday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. Donors who make an appointment by calling 353-0641 today or was the manager on duty at the time police burst into the tavern, said police Rhead said those arrested a dealers — people who rn refused a livelihood out of sellJ 353-4369 during the hours of the drive next week will be to identify themselves for 15 minutes. drugs." * fatM-frs. f|iiii.s. i| mills received on a priority basis. f Anyone between 18 and 65-years old who has not friday-saturday donated blood in the last 8 weeks does not have a history max|m holl , mcxry of heart trouble, epilepsy, malaria, jaundice, hepatitis, or Committee to © delivery cancer and weighs at least 110 pounds may donate blood. Diabetics medication and women who are pregnant till on Stadium Plaza Tues., Wed., & Sat. to 6 p.m. Mon., Thur., & Fri. to 9 p.m. 3:30am! or have given birth within the last six months cannot donate, however. It will not take more than 45 minutes to donate, and a meet The culture, history on Ethiopia! and problems of the economic J free bus pass will be given to donors for their return trip home. national development of Ethiopia, one of the liT countries in northern Africa, will be the topic of discus! of the First U. S. Conference on Ethiopian Studies, N to 5 at MSU. THE L0S1 HOUR SALE 9 PM - 2 AM ONLY The four day conference is sponsored by the Committee on Ethiopian Studies, which is believed M_ tol the only committee of Its kind in the nation. "Ethiopia, with a population of 30 million, has tx SATURDAY NICHI APRIL 28lh major trade partner of the United States for the past th J quarters of a century," Harold G. Marcus, head of the li committee, said. "It is a fertile land, and its potentialiM enormous." Speakers at the conference in the Kellogg Center J INCLUDES ALL ALBUMS AND TAPES IN STOCK (•EXCEPT IMPORTS) come as from France, Germany, Ethiopia and Canada as I many universities in America. TAPES s4 59 $6.98 LIST ANNIE GREEK SPRINGS Mr R-I <5, 3uv_r\crc;> ■ WHILE THEY LAST iscount records OI 351-8460 I^ HOURS: MON.-FRI. 9:30 AM-9:00 PM SAT. 9:30 AM 6:00 PM SUN. 12 NOON-5'.OO PM ^ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April 27, 1973 13 DON'T TOUCH THAT SPIDER MD gives By DIANA BUCHANAN State News Staff Writer California San Medical Center' said at a Francisco be reported in Michigan. be poisonous tips see a doctor measures can be found." he Most of the spiders sent into While enjoying the special lecture on toxic bites immediately. If possible, the added. us to identify are so spider that caused the bite beautiful outdoors of sponsored by the College of mutilated that we can't tell should be brought along for Be careful where Michigan this year campers, Human Medicine. what you hikers and nature lovers they were." said identification." said Sauer. walk this spring and summer Only two dangerous Richard Sauer, Dept. of "The captured spider should and try to avoid should be careful not to be groups of venomous spiders, places bitten. Michigan has two the widow Entomology. be sent to the Dept. of where you are likely to run spiders, and the Entomology at MSU for into either type of spider or types of poisonous spiders Brown Recluse and their "If you are bitten and one by a identification. We need this the 'pigmy rattlesnake' to species of relatives are of medical spider that you think may venomous snake. information before control have a safe summer. importance in the U.S. The "Black widow spiders Northern Widow spider can were humans, not made to scare people should be found in certain the lower parts of peninsula. It Subaru Has A lot of PULL! remember that spiders are occurs in marginal land Front wheel drive only venomous to capture where it often hides in old pulls you their food." Dr. Findlay E. stumps and other debris. where you want to go Russell, an international "The Brown Recluse . . . authority on animal toxins spider has occured as far from And nowhere else. University of north as Ohio but has yet to Diets--big ideasfor big people 3y LINDA DROEGER dieters stay on them for a fruits, vegetables and wheat be in order: potatoes are you turn t! drive you £u]hs you arour «5Jnno go. The Subaru's front-w State News Staff Writer prolonged period of time, grass suggests a lean dieters you desire. In the less fattening than steak, Come In and s< must be wary of Calories Don't Count meat-vegetable diet of 1,500 ■ Spring is sprung and so weight plans that diet, calories per day over and some pull. You'll l are margerine is not less ■will your cut offs if you you may have only meat, all above all the mixed drinks dangerous to the health. fattening than butter, cream ldon't get busy and find the Most crash diets fall into you can eat or afford. you can drink. is three times as fattening as Iright crash diet. The drinkers may J In a desperate search to ■find the magic formula to three main categories: the all-you-want -to-eat of from a variety of diets, but must drink choose liquid the For those with a sweet tooth that is never satisfied, ice diet sugar down in on coffee, salt has no cutting affect vs^smnii something diets, the cream is on fat, and it is impossible I, beautiful body, Americans drinker's diets and the sweet prescribed amounts of that available. Along with the to melt away fat in steam ■pay the weight reduction liquid in order to lose ■business over $100 million tooth diets. Behind weight. usual balanced diet 1,000 calories per day, the of baths or break it down by DL 2-door the An ■annually. A goodly portion especially delightful dieter must ingest two ■of that expenditure is eat-all-you-want diet is the Christmas holiday carefully planned drinking scoops of ice cream per day. ■reinvested by the gimmick ■creators in an effort to ktcp ■telling America how fat it is. philosophy that some foods are "minus calorie" foods. diet is the egg nog diet in which a six ounce egg nog glass of is consumed seven The choice of flavor is left to the discretion of the Fund drive $2196 dieter. The scientific theory H For $100 million, men Grapefruit, hard-cooked times a day. After 28 days Members of the MSU behind the inclusion of ice Jtnri women can choose eggs, lean meats and certain of egg nog and no food cream is questionable. College Republicans will ■from an endless variety of vegetables and fruits, consumption the dieter will take part in a door - to - The lollypop diet, the door drive in East Lansing ldiets the industry gladly require more calories to miraculously lose about aides candy diet, and the digest than they contain 14-and-a-half pounds. this weekend to help raise supplies. sweet-a-day diet follow the I The result is what R. according to the claim. The diet claims to money for the American Hence, you can eat all you include protein equivalent same principle of eat a Cancer Society. WIDE SELECTION Solomon, a reknown no-no a day and still lose want and lose weight Canvassers will be headed Kutritionalist, terms the by to four hamburgers or two weight. JUST A RIVED Ko-Yo Syndrome where the including them in your diet. porterhouse steaks, and by Jim Walline and The Each person must select volunteers are urged to meet grapefruit diet, is Lansing's No. 1 Jdieter alternately starves especially minerals and vitamins the diet most suited to his at 1 p.m. Sunday Sports Car dealer End gluts and life is one big, popular in this equivalent to needs but a few hints Landon Hall. in 221 for 12 years. ■at obsession with food. category. The unique selling one-and-one-half pounds of may ■ Balanced quality diets, point is that the grapefruit swiss cheese or acts as a catalyst to start the ■often too monotonous and two-and-a-half quarts of fat process rolling. Tneager in the eyes of the The whole milk. Wweight-fast dieter have , Mayo diet, To lose four pounds in keen replaced with fad denounced by Mayo Clinic, four days, one can go on the follows the same line of Slender diet. The product thinking. The dieter must J There are as many consume Slender is dissolved in eight Ammicks available as there a grapefruit, a ounces of milk and taken Bre crash dieters willing to hard-cooked egg and bacon four times daily for four Ky them. Though most diets daily. days, with no food intake. In the wheat grass diet, e harmless because few For the hard-core you may eat all the raw drinker, the diet industry I/our old sandals worth) $200 toward the purchase of a new pair of sandals (old sandals must be wearable because they go to charity!) Think S Friday, April 27, 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 1973 Stickmen combat OSU, hope to end loss string By JACK WALKDEN Stevenson said. just nine goals in the five winning Stevenson that said. game,'' "We're remaining Spartan games to State News Sports Writer Spartan goalie Ron tie the season record of 22, going to be more physical." Hebert managed to make 22 MSU's lacrosse team, which he set last year. saves for the Spartans and Stevenson added that he coming off a loss to Bowling Steve Urbin also scored Green, will host Ohio State began to get back into has a new play that should Ail-American form. twice for the Spartans, but work against Ohio State. at 2 p.m. Saturday at the one of his was a Practice Field located south MSU, now 2-5 on the controversial <»oal. The Spartans have an of Spartan Stadium. year, fell behind 7-1 in the and really eight-game losing streak first half was "(Mark) ^cy and Urbin An enthusiastic crowd against Ohio State since never in the game. went up for the ball at the was on hand for the last same time and both hit it," winning the series opener in home game and it seemed to 1963. "We made some moves in Stevenson said. "I thought fire the Spartans up as they the second half that seemed lost a Michigan, 11-9. heartbreaker to to work," Stevenson said. Macy scored, but the official gave it to Urbin." Spartans g MSU'i lacrosse team has been getting more physical in recent game as j, In the second half MSU has now lost four "Several horrendous evidenced by the battle for ball possession shown here against Oh Bowling Green scored five straight games and during defensive lapses" made the d ifference Wednesday as times to the Spartan's four that span yielded 52 goals, which may help to explain Wesleyan. Battling for the ball are Steve Wilson (78) and Don Schultz L J * and midfielder John Bush (40). (141° and MSU actually outscored Bowling Green ripped the the hosts in the fourth the losing streak. State News Photo by Milt MSU lacrosse team, 12-5, at Horst quarter. Bowling Green. Saturday's contest with "About six or seven of Val Washington was the Ohio State will be a "pretty their goals were scored top Spartan performer as he even matchup" according to scored his twelth and Stevenson. when it was just the shooter thirteenth goals of the agamst the goalie, one on "We're capable of season. Washington needs one," MSt coach Bob NEW YORK (UPI) - The NEW YORK i old teammates, the Baltimore Orioles general manager J. Frank OrioJ KNICKS, bedazzled and benumbed by the C said Thursday Robinson will be Batsmen playoff crippled JOHN HAVLICEK try to given hi oppos old uniform, number 20, which was wrap up their series with the Boston Celtics retire! after he was traded to the LoS tonight and get on to the finals with Los AnieJ Angeles before the basketball playoffs cut Dodgers in December 1971. In addition! good pitching and impressive 12 2 record. too deeply into the baseball season. cash donation will be made in his nametl By STEVE STEIN March trip to Florida. righthander Tony Kaseta, 3 some - Havlicek, playing with a painful right a Baltimore drug abuse progi^m. r bad luck hitting," First baseman John State News Sports Writer Ballard didn't allow an - 1.58 1 on the season with a ERA and southpaw some Pellerin noted. "We'd like to Rohde leads the Spartan shoulder and taking only eight floor shots, both Robinson, 37, Most Valuable Player J Unlike a bowler, the earned run in five relief scored 18 points / Wednesday leagues, played six years witfe MSU baseball team is innings last Friday against Larry Niedowiez (0-1). keep winning." batting attack with a .390 night as the Celtics nipped New York, 98 - Baltimore after 10 years with Cincinnil "U of D has had a so - so MSIJ, since returning mark with Simpson (.345) ****** m hoping to see some splits Iowa and gained a starting 97, to close the Knicks lead to 3 - 2 in this While the spot, replacing Rick Deller season but they can give from its spring trip to and Hewitt (.319) right best - of - seven Eastern Conference series. this weekend. in the rotation. you trouble if you run into Florida, has behind him. The famed New York comeback was DES MOINES - BILL HANCOCK o| Big Ten leading Spartans Southern Illinois held a slim 21 point lei travel to the Motor City MSU will be going with working again as the Knicks rallied from a after the first day's activities of the 64tl today to meet the University of Detroit Titans in a doubleheader, both its basic lineup; however, Pellerin said that he and coach Danny Litwhiler have Trackmen to compete 12 - point deficit late in the game to go ahead, 97 - 96, on a Bill Bradley jumper with 16 seconds remaining. But Paul Silas' annual Wednesday. Drake Relays Decathlol Indiana and Ohio State, discussed possibly switching two foul shots with seven seconds left Hancock, who won the decathlon at thl third baseman Amos Hewitt Kansas Relays last weekend, compiler in 64th Drake Relays who share the runner - up prevented Boston's elimination from the who normally bats first and playoffs. 3,862 points in the first five events q spot, must face tough ****** Drake Stadium. Close behind was Ronali Minnesota and Iowa on the centerfielder Bill Simpson, second in the batting order. BALTIMORE — California Angels Backman of Brigham Young, road this weekend in a pair The mile will boast line of "We checked the stats By CHARLES JOHNSON one - run a slugger FRANK ROBINSON will be compiled a 3,843 total. of twin - bills. well known runners, including the State News Sports Writer honored in special ceremonies May 4 when The Hoosiers battle and it seems that Simpson Armed with a 16 man contingent, the Spartans' own Ken Popejoy. The pint - size he makes his first local appearance against Minnesota and OSU gets on base more often former NCAA champ will be running in his while Hewitt is a better MSU track team will try to make more combats Iowa today then first individual race of the outdoor season. the two clubs switch sites bunter. We think this could headway in its drive for a second straight Marv Roberts will take on the discus for Saturday's contests. help the overall team plan Big Ten outdoor crown when the squad throw and shot put tasks for the Spartans MSU is 6 - 2 in league and this is a good time to competes at the Drake Relays today and GARY SCHARRER in an effort to improve on his fine play while OSU and the try it," Pellerin commented. Saturday in Des Moines, Iowa. Even though the contests The Drake meet marks only the second beginning at Kansas. Hoosiers have won five of In the 120 - yard high hurdles, the * time the Spartans have competed this eight contests. Iowa and today are not counted in Spartans will tend John Morrison and Mike Minnesota are 3 - 3. the conference race, Pellerin much value in them for spring, but already coach Frai-" Dittrich senses championship potential iirais squad. Hurd, both of whom will have their hands Year for big linemen "If those teams split the sees full with the competition the Spartans. "We've been coming along fine in doubleheaders, it could which includes Olympic gold medalist really help us this "Since we only play four practice and with a little more active Rod Milburn. weekend," asst. coach games this week, you have competition under our belts, I'm confident that our team will be in the running for the Going for MSU in the long jump will be Michigan State's venture into the annual the Scholastic Magazine prep all • Arae Frank Pellerin said. to keep the starters in there because they need the work conference title," Dittrich said. Del Gregory and John Ross. Gregory will recruiting crusade for high school football team. "Meanwhile, we have to of the higlJ to stay sharp," the asst. MSU, coming from a fine performance double his duties by competing in the talent this season is just about over. "Hannon was one keep playing good ball." Pellerin indicated that coach said. "Of course, you in last week's Kansas Relays, will have triple jump. The first question that catches the recruited players in the country," Youi| entries in 10 events, with ace sprinter Slated for the 3,000 meter steeple chase curiosity of those interested in the said. lefthander Elliot Moore and try to win every one you Marshall Dill leading the Spartan parade. is Rob Cool, who will also run a leg on the Michigan State football program is: How Jackson's reputation may have e\ righty Don Ballard have the play, and keep the best distance medley relay with Ron Cool, successful were we? stretched further. Dill was the only winner last week for starting calls for the players going." "He's one of the top blue chip prospe Detroit has a 9 - 9 record MSU, taking home the 100 - dash crown Popejoy and Mike Murphy. Judging by the list of prep athletes who Spartans against Detroit. Moore has a 4 - 1 record on the season as compared with a 9.3 clocking. He is slated to enter The Spartans will also flaunt a quality sent in their national letters to Michigan that we signed," Youngs said. "He *j the 100 at Drake against a field of top - shuttle hurdle unit in Hurd, Morrison, Paul State, the Spartan staff met its objective of recruited coast to coast." while Ballard will be making his to MSU's 21 - 8 mark and Zolinsky and Todd Murphy. bringing in linemen. Jackson eventually narrowed down I first start since the Spartans' notch competitors. are expected to start But it would be naive if one thought he choices to MSU, the University of Arizoi could assess or predict what this group will and Southern Cal. He decided on MSU, J do in the future. A check two years from said, because he believed in the c PAWS AT TIGER JACK now would be a more approprate time to evaluate the crop of '73. The new Spartan coaching staff realized a deficiency in its linemen corps and set Larrowe stews at weigh-in and I ain't Keen on what's want to be first and he's out to recruit help in that area. "We positions," coordinator were and Ed recruiting for Youngs, head of the program, said. "We felt that we needed to specific defensive recruiting f#1 i By GARY F at the side of the house-the Today's the day I got to "61 MINUTES" KORRECK radio going and Karen go to the weigh-in for C. going to happen. swinging his paddle and improve in our offensive line and defensive Carpenter is melting the Patric "Right Arm" yelling "bourgeoise pig!" secondary. And we believe we were State News Sports Writer " I spits out some old Tiger Jack's a big man at successful in both these areas. I wakes up early the cent plastic case with Larrowe and Tiger Jack coffee and revs up my "We got some big, strong the University and he know sized other day because I hears 501116 noise about a Breslin. They's having a - paddleball match Tuesday Plymouth and am off to the how to handle it. He try to linemen," Youngs added in a serious tone. this little kid throwing nails 1 doesn 1 feel like smgrig. IM lockers. psyche out C. Patric by Of the 27 recruits to sign at MSU, 17 laughing, but it don't work. are listed as either linemen or linebackers. When I gets there, C. "Do we want this to be a The staff expects four or five additional Patric is pacing the floor friendly match?" Tiger Jack tenders to filter in within the next few and some rube in a ruffled says. days to push the total into the low 30s. shirt and wide- brim panama C. Patric glares and Tiger Some of those in fold are Tony is trying to calm him down. Jack start laughing again. - Bruggentheis, 6 - 5, 245 pounder from "Breslin ain't here," My arms is getting sore from Denver, Colo.; Mike Combest, 6 - 6, 250 Larrowe says, his lips is blue holding C. Patric back and pounder from Clinton, Ohio; Harvey Beeman try to change the Feinauer, 6 - 4, 260 pounder from Auburn, and his teeth is clenched tight. subject by asking their shoe Mich.; and Mike Cobb, 6 - 6, 240 pounder sizes. from Youngstown, Ohio. "He's gone turncoat," "He'll feel ED YOUNGS my foot all Greg Brewton, 6 • 6, 235 pound junior the rube says. "His secretary says he's right," C. Patric says. college transfer from Iowa; and Ron and the system here and also because ol on his way, but I know he's "How 'bout your fist Brown, 6 - 5, 260 pounder from Toronto proximity to the Detroit area. J size?" are expected to sign. Youngs contends it's "highly po J hiding out," Larrowe says. "That, too." Anthony "Tiny" Porter, a 6 - 6, 285 for some of these incoming fresh m "He's running scared, he Beeman C. Patric pound tackle from Bronx, N.Y. is the play back - up roles or perhaps sta n - says ain't gonna show-I'll win tips the scales at 223 and biggest of the new linemen. the season. the match by default." Tiger Jack's good for 211V&. Porter, who was recruited by Jimmy A void has been created in the de Tiger Jack's a half-hour Tiger Jack sees it's no time Raye, was twice named to the New York secondary after the departure ot late and C. Patric is going to mess and says he'll see C. all city team and was considered on of the - America Brad VanPelt and r nuts. Patric on Tuesday. top prospects from there. Timmons. Newcomers Dave D • I Later I finds out the rube Fail to get Dungy Clemens, and Ken Jone.,W***! Over in the corner, Frank is C. Patric's manager and I, One position were mentioned as possible rookies « as a reporter, tries to get Michigan State was not Beeman-who runs the IM--is able to fill with more than one signee was next faU- . h.v» brotfl looking on. He has ideas him to talk. at quarterback. Both Duda and Jones also have ■ "I ain't sayin' nuthin'," what C. Patric is like mad Tony Dungy, all - state and prep all - bidding for starting positions:nex J Although the MSU footba1 p and he wants to keep the he says. America, was the quarterback Michigan place safe. I suspect he wouldn't, so State wanted but didn't get. President desired to gear its recruiting t ^1 Then, just like that, Tiger I asks C. Patric, but he ain't sayin' nuthin' either. Wharton even helped Recruit for the Michigan, 14 players on 27 are out - staters. the mi stored J i 7 . Jack sneaks in the room and I is glad it's over now, 1 Spartans. But, Dungy instead signed a basketball tender at the University of "Even though our interests "L they has to hold C. Patric back. says to myself, and I goes home to find that little kid. Minnesota. from Michigan we had to go 0 I The only quarterback Michigan State year," Youngs explained. j* "Where t'le hell were picked up was class B all - stater, Tony probably had more success ^ ya?" C. Patric bellows. Abler from Jackson Lumen Christi. recruiting." "Where were you?" Tiger Correction Although already stocked with Press blamed ^ Lash laugh Jack says. quality running backs, the Spartans Youngs said the press and tn .1 Paddles is raised, but The Sigma Chi fraternity papers are responsible for the 1 "Get back!" taunts Tiger Jack Breslin (on scale) as C. Patric "Hitch Swing" they cools off and goes to road rally will be held strengthened themselves with the addition of Levi Jackson and Tom Hannon. sometimes cast on Michigan urn 1 Larrowe loses control at the pre - match weigh - in. IM Director Frank Beeman looks the scales. Sunday, May 13, not Jackson, from Detroit Kettering, and "A good Michigan playe I on bs Larrowe promises "to bury Breslin on Tuesday." attracted to a place like Nebras Tiger Jack gets on first- Saturday, as reported in Hannon, from Bo Schembechler's back State Ntwt photo by Dale Atkins C. Patric goes nuts again. He Wednesday's State News. yard, Maasillon, Ohio, were both named to (continued on page 1W Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April 27, 1973 15 Women begin home slate; WEEKEND ACTION battle Grand V Every sets three year each varsity team at MSU goals for itself - have a winning "They always save their best game for us," Drobac said. "It should be a real season, beat Michigan and beat Notre dogfight." front of Dame. OvPAM WRIGHT Demonstration "Their Senior Rick Vetter will put his unbeaten Hall. strongest point Saturday. Casey is 0-1. The JN.vw Sports Writer (pitching) is our weakest," Irwin Spartan pitcher for the assets. Freshman Cross has a .538 Lynne The tennis team will try to achieve third objective Saturday as it the string on the line against sophomore Chris Kane. Notre Dame coach Tom Fallon said «.• u;pekend is the time "I'm expecting to see commented. "They second game batting travels to has not been average, and senior Cindy South Bend, Ind. to Kane is one of the best second ^finthe actionwomen's softball when t some good games being played this weekend," Anne are not as fast and for us to adjust our it's hard batting. designated yet. Elliot and junior Joey play the Fighting Irish. MSU coach Stan Drobac in the country. year players A lot of the Spano have .500 averages. expects Notre Notre Dame, it's home schedule Irwin, coach of the women's girls tense up "Our two starters (Tyler Dame to be ready for action. currently sporting an 11-7 « before they meet the Everyone else who played in record, beat MSU last year, 7-2. .5. Grand Valley Softball team said. "Both teams are well coached and ball." #nd Casey) are doing good," Irwin said. "If their pitching the opening games last week lege Friday and Calvin Junior Sherrie Tyler will has a .300 average or better. could give us a battle." be pitching against the remains consistent, we'll do okay." "We're a good hitting Linksmen test Big 10 rivals Grand Grand Valley team. Tyler four home games this Valley gave the The Spartans have been team," Irwin commented, The MSU golf team will into the annual Boilermaker , won her first two can improve on their fifth ^ Three of them are Spartans some trouble last defeating them two against Purdue and Indiana openers stressing fundamentals "and have alert base attempt to match shots with - hosted event. place team finish last weekend. Friday's game year out last week. during practice and are running. These are the main 13 teams including the weekend. of three games. The begin at 3:30 p.m. and pitching hoping to look better in the assets of the team. entire Big Ten in the 36 Bill "We came back real well style of the Grand Valley field. "The offense should be hole - Marx, who carded Purdue Invitational 233 at the last weekend," Fossum said team Kepler, will also I begin at will be 1 Pm played in l^® trouble. gives the Spartans Senior Pat Casey will face Calvin in the first "Our main goal weekend is to commit as this strong again this weekend," Irwin continued,"if the Saturday in West Lafayette, be expected to carry a little after his sixsome advanced game girls Ind. extra from twelfth position on few errors can handle weight in this as possible," the slow Steve Cole, currently the weekend's tourney. Saturday to a fifth place Irwin commemted. "Those pitching." hot stick in the Spartan finish at the Kepler. "We errors can cost us a game." contingent, is riding the That duo's play will be should be a little better Spartans go for linemen games During Indiana, with their the Purdue opening and Spartans There admission will be charge for any of the games. The second no game crest of third week's place at last Kepler Invitational instrumental in determining whether or not the Spartans prepared this weekend in the Purdue tournament." committed a total of 14 against Calvin Saturday will (continued from page 14) elaewhere were Ypsilanti's Greg Boick who errors. begin around 3:30 p.m. The ■might have a more magical name," signed at Michigan, Southfield Lathrup's - Strong hitting and base team will begin warmups an Bruce Ruhl who is headed for Ohio State, Ifreasoned that MSU's success outstate Holt's Jim Buckley who is on his way to running are MSU's greatest hour before game time. I due to coaches and athletes hearing Tennessee and Dungy. Jer things about Michigan State football |neater distance from East Lansing, Last week Hal Schram of the Free Press said that Central Michigan had signed as Famous Taco Serves l'l think a kid makes a mistake by going many quality players as did MSU, but You the Best in I of state," Youngs added. "It doesn't Youngs denies that claim. ke sense for a kid to go a long way from "His idea of a successful year of «e when somthing as good is right here. L the recruiting is based on how many of his all Mexican years I've seen more kids transfer state picks go to a certain school," — L to their home state than the reverse ■hat." Youngs said. While the various all - state teams are American Recruiters tune themselves in as sources for names and are thoroughly Ifessional salesmen and often a 17 - year checked out, not all the selections are Big ■ kid will make an about decision in a Ten material. Sometimes other Iter of few seconds. considerations enter and a school may not ■'All of a sudden than, a kid has gotten follow an all stater. - | something that he doesn't even While probably not a banner year, this Jize," Youngs said. year's crop has better nucleus than that of Jach MSU coach is responsible for 15 - recent years. ■prep players and each knows he won't "It was a good year," Youngs analyzed, ■bit to sign all. "but we have a long way to go. It's bound ■The more prominent Michigan players to be better next year because we'll have T the Spartans wanted but who went more time." fcver volleys tr [quarterfinal Swedish tilt JOTEBORG, SWEDEN ) Second • seeded Rod ir of Australia reached I the quarterfinal in the ■0,0 00 Swedish ■fessional Tennis Jmpionships Thursday : when his brilliant |khand and volleys d Milan Holeck of oslovakia, 6 - 0, 6 • 2. £arld ier Thursday in this championship tennis local hero Ove »n stormed back ie set down to defeat th African veteran Frew Lilian. Time for a new camper ? e us about the financing. Your credit union offers fast, w-cost loans with unusually small down payments for Vour recreational needs. Summer fun starts at your credit union. MSU EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION 600E.Crescent • 9:30to5:30Mon. thru Fri. Friday, April 27 "16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Unmarried By BARBARA ZYKOWSKI couples livejearn together "With Gary and me both working, we have lots of Carol for two years, and said he learned the true meaning compromise. He also learned to know of Carol as a real months, said she resented the fact that he made did not consult her. nia„ plans and i money and no time to spend It," Arlene, an MSU Gary feels his freedom is limited. Whenever he wa„. How do you know if you really love someone until you sophomore, said. "We can, and do, take individual vacations person. He insists, "You don't really know if you love have lived with them? Many off-campus MSU students, someone until you've lived with them" go somewhere he has to tell Arlene where he is ^« 10 reassured by the pill and the new permissiveness, find that though, and money still comes in." Bill, an advertising student at MSU, said that he Uiique problems arise with this type of situation !?' While some couples feel extra money is a benefit, others said that he often became jealous while living together before marriage permits them to discover find themselves arguing over financial problems. discovered how to trust the one he loved only after he living with r whether or not they are really in love. and many times ended up fighting with his moved in with Sally. He also said that he learned how to best friend® Bill, an MSU senior, remarked that when he saves for Financially, couples living together say that they find it needed take on feminine tasks, such as grocery shopping and If couples were not fighting with their friendr,.. items, Sally often splurges her money on things that cheaper to live together than to live alone. Since sharing is a aren't necessary. housecleaning. might be fighting about them. Bill and Sally have diff ^ consequence of living together, pooling money to pay for Sandy, who attended MSU her freshman year and now sets of friends. Bill attends MSU and Sally does nnt ^nt needed rent, food and transportation allows couples to Gary admits that Arlene does not like to handle money often bicker, they said, over having to visit but he said she blames him when it is gone; when, in fact, attends classes at a beautician school, admits that she feels the nth7 spend extra money on luxuries and entertainment. she spent it. Gary takes advantage of her many times. friends whom they dislike. 6 oth^ Various reasons which students cite for living together "I find myself doing more around the house and reacting There is no legal contract to hold these two n- I before marriage include convenience, security, sex and like a wife when I know I have no real obligation to do so," together. As a result, they are bound simply bv thl emotional and rational feelings. As Bernie a I learning responsibility and consideration. Sandy said. pre-ma I Have Fun! Jeff, who works as a mailman and part-time musician in Restriction of freedom is often a big problem for couples living together. Karen, who lived with Ken for three partner, summed it up, "You have to be more than you also have to be friends." InvT!86 overs- I East Tensing, singled out convenience as a primary reason for moving in with Connie for four years. Keep Fit! "It was just too heavy not to live together," Jeff said. There is no guarantee for most students that weekends will be filled with dates. Nor can they always feel assured Join a Spring or Summer League Now At Holiday Lanes that someone really cares. For couples living together, however, there is both the assurance that someone is always there and a sense of certainty about the partner's feelings. U.S. trade registers The better way to get acquainted - and keep cool Arlene, a nursing major, has been living with Gary for two years. They both find security to be the heart of their Tue. • League Thurs. • Sun. Open Bowling 9 a.m. daily relationship. "It makes it easier to cope with the outside world," Gary said. "There's always someone to come home to." in 18 months, ex/ncrease Fri. evening 8:45 Most couples find sex more important than any other WASHINGTON (AP) U.S. trade registered its best Agricultural products and aircraft accounted for mi (Mixed) — an increase in exports of $315 million to a total factor in the beginning of their relationship. of gains in 18 months in March, showing a deficit of only Wed. 3 man - 3 women Sat. & Sun. all day & eve. Mike, a Detroit senior, who has been living with Sue, a $5,380 billion. Imports declined $109 million to a tnt.i approximately $53 million as exports hit a record figure, Grand Rapids junior, for a year said, "When we moved in while imports declined. $5,432 billion. toU1 New Brunswick Automatic Scoring together, sex was 90 per cent of the reason why. Now we The February deficit was $476 million. By comparison, February imports totalled $5 540 billion find it just as exciting but it's not the only thing keeping us while exports totalled $5,064 billion. The government called the results "encouraging" but The increase in the sale of agricultural products together." warned against optimism that the country's trade deficits of totalled Holiday Lanes Karen, a 20-year-old junior from Ashtabula, Ohio, said that she learned to accept responsibilities and to be more the past two years were nearing an end. $180 million while the increase in aircraft deliveries totalled $120 million. Farm exports to the Soviet Union continued 3101 E. Grand River (North of Frandor) Secretary of Commerce Frederick B. Dent said the considerate of another person. at high levels, the Commerce Department said. March figures "should not ncessarily be interpreted as Bernie, a Walled Lake graduate student who works Dent said the increased exports of agricultural Phone 337-9775 indicating that a sustained improvement in our trade products and aircraft may have been "a temporary surge." part-time as a meat man in a local grocery store, lived with position is under way." "Aircraft exports typically vary greatly from month to month and many agricultural prices have risen due to increased demand and a tight supply situation worldwide" he said. He also said the decline in imports of $109 million is a "welcome development," but that it will take a longer period of time to determine whether it is a trend. The United States has recorded trade deficits in the past two years, amounting to $6.3 billion in 1972 and $2 biUion in 1971. Another deficit is expected this year. The latest trade figures also showed a big improvement in the first quarter of the year, with the deficit dropping to $833 million, a little more than half the $1.5 billion deficit in the final quarter of 1972. It was the smallest quarterly imbalance since the third quarter of 1971. The March deficit of $53 million wasthe best trade month since the last monthly surplus of $; million in September 1971. Exports totalled $15.4 billion from January through! March, an increase of $4.7 billion over the October throughl December period. Imports totalled $16.2 billion, a increase of $2.8 billion in the last quarter of 1972. television reviews FRIDAY 11:30 p.m. IN CONCERT. Chuck Berry, the Allmi Brothers, Poco and Blood, Sweat and Tears perform| WJRT, Channel 12. SA2:15 p^rZ TIGER BASEBALL. Kansas City at Detroitl WJIM, Channel 6. SUNDAY mr, ^ MC.| 5 p.m. MUSIC FROM MICHIGAN STATE. 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C-1-4-27 MUSIC, Sharp, like new condition. employment best offer. 351 2588. 4-4-27 Fits Chevy Blazer or V.i ton EXTENDED CARE CHEVROLET FACILITY, for rent Apartments Townsman station wagon, 6 passenger, new 1972 tires, - MGB 1971 radio, - portable hardtop, pick-up or van. Cost $340. Sacrifice, $190. 349-9118 Michigan. Phone 349-1050. 5-4-27 Okemos, Apartments ]® Houses clock, luggage rack, 3-4-27 equipped with power new 1972 engine with 6,000 GRADUATE OR married Rooms steering, power MATURE WOMAN to assist in brakes, miles. Call after 6pm BUG EXTRACTOR students, large 1 bedroom automatic $29.95. of child fOR SALE transmission, 351-7348. 5-4-30 CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 care and light furnished, ideal living Animals factory air, excellent housekeeping, 9-2 weekdays. condition. $2,895. East Kalamazoo Street. 1 Phone 393-9095. 3-4-4 conditions, near campus. Mobile Homes 8-5pm weekdays. 5-5-1 372-4550, MG MIDGET - 1970,~good "I PONT 5UPTCISE VVt £OUlD mile West of campus. June and September leases. ► LOST & FOUND shape, best offer. 1441 SIT 487-5055. C-4-30 MATURE COUPLE wanted to $180. 882-2316. 487-3216, Glen haven 'PERSONAL CHEVY IMPALA 1958 X6-5-2 or 351-8239 cownJ And talk about this?' FOUR reside on premises and 482-2937. 20-5-21 - sharp, BRAND new tires, •peanuts personal $350 or best offer. Phone 850x14, very cheap, best manage apartment complex. Duties SUMMER SUBLEASE, 2 - 3 include light i real estate Dimondale, 646-6686 after MUSTANG 1966 - convertible, offer. 489-4933. 3-4-27 man apartment, furnished, air 6pm. 3-4-27 red Post Office Box 1523 housekeeping, maintenance recreation and white, $650, excellent condition! 6-cylinderi East Lansing, Michigan 48823 and leasing. Salary plus conditioned, close, $160. 332-8267. 5-4-30 'service CHE VY 1955 -4 door, Arizona 353-1697 or 351-2670 housing provided. Reply to Box A-1 State News. 10-5-1 Instruct iofl car. Call after evenings. 1-4-27 5pm 1 & 2 Bedroom POOL Typing Service transportation 694-3182. 4-5-2 CITROEN 1967 Michelir MUSTANG stereo, 1965 - 289 V-8, radio, automatic, ]@ L Motorcycles ^ i 20 MEN NEEDED now! experience necessary. Earn furnished or from 165.00 unfurnishad •wanted - $250. 332-0639 $3.50 per hour. We need full tires, runs good, $200 oi persistently. REBEL 1969 and part time NORTH POINTE APTS. - excellent KAWASAKI 1972 men working • rates•• offer. 337-0713. 5-5-3 3-4-27 - 500, 228 condition, must sell I Call for advertising department in phone 351 2353 miles, best offer, 627-5472 ision Imports - 355-0944 5-7pm. 4-5-1 5-4-30 local company demonstrating CORVETTE 1972 - coupe, low MUSTANG 1972 Red /white and/or - $15 for complete checkout. selling security HULL APARTMENTS - leasing mileage, $4900. 332-3853, stripe and white interior SIMCA 1966 equipment for Division of 393-2943. 3-4-27 - good condition HONDA CL450 1968, great for summer! Large, carpeted o-cylinder, 3-speed except bad wheel, $100 or shape, extras, $495 or best, INTERSTATE one/two bedroom units, air transmission. 371-3039 after best. 482-5843. 2-4-30 484-4257. 2-4-27 vRECISION ENGINEERING conditioning. 1424 Haslett CORVETTE 1969 5pm. 3-4-27 CORPORATION. Call low /IMPORTS for - Road, Apartment 209, ;g[CI23ffi3EEZE mileage, clean. 372-8130 5-4-27 MUSTANG 1966 TOYOTA COROLLA - 1600, HONDA 305 - superb interview, 394-0020. 2-4-27 owner. 351-4799. 8 L-1-4-27 console, QSaSSIEEISXE , gauges, tape deck. New paint, 1972, vinyl roof, mileage. Call 355-7531 8am low condition, excellent work 1206 OAKLAND CLERK TYPIST - preparing transportation, extras. NOW - OART GT — 1964, snow tires, brakes and shocks. 489-9368. accounts and insurance forms 5pm. 5-5-4 694-3487 after 5pm, good condition, reliable 4-4-30 in doctors office. Must type weekdays. Weekends transportation. Call NOVA TOYOTA LANDCR UISER anytime! 2-4-27 60w.p.m. Salary range $425- LEASING FOR 337-2201. 5-5-1 1971 - Rally wheels, 450 pa- month Wite 1967 — 4 wheel drive, $1695. METRIC MOTORS - VW toManager SUMMER X-RAY power steering, vinyl roof. 372-8130. 5-4-27 BMW, YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, repair. Okemos Road and ASSOCIATES, P.C ' (No apts. left for Fall!) deadline DODGE DART - 1963. $1900 or best offer. Call Suite 101, 1322 E. Michigan RICKMAN. 1972 Yamahas I-96. 349-1929. C-4-30 excellent condition, $175. 484-8618. 4-4-27 Ave., Lansing, 48912. X5-4-27 Summer Rates: |i P.M. one class day I before publication. Burcham Woods, Apartment TOYOTA 1972 - Celica, just arrived! Prices for these new are right motorcycles. 2 Persons in AM/FM, ■Cancel I at ions/Cor- 7. 3-4-27 OLDSMOBILE 1965 conditioned, good condition, $450. Phone - 482-7008. air roof, stereo tape, radial snow tires, 10,000 miles, call 351-0873. vinyl Also large stock of '73's. Leathers, helmets, custom J® SUMMER helper JOB as for Chicago family mother's 2 Bedroom $150 per mo. Apt. DODGE VAN with 3 kids. Must be Bfictions - 12 noon one 1972, only 4-4-27 3-4-27 accessories, parts and service. 3 or 4 Persons in 8,800 miles, 3/4 ton, long SHEP'S MOTOR SPORTS, LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 years indefatigable, flexible, enjoy Jcliss day before wheelbase, insulated. Call OLDSMOBILE, 1972 - Custom TRIUMPH GT6 1967, INC. 2460 North Cedar, experience in all types of kids, able to drive, coofc, 2 Bedroom Apt. I publications. 332-0796. 4-4-27 - Holt. Just south of 1-96 swim. Room and board plus $180 per Cruiser, air conditioning and customized front end, new flight training. Approved for mo. overpass. Phone 694-6621. FRANCIS salary. Call 337-0584 or ■ The State News will be extras. 646-6718 for details. clutch, transmission, paint, veterans. 349-2753. 3-4-30 ■responsible only for the FIAT 124 sport spyder, 1972, 3-4-27 shag carpeting interior, low C-4-4-27 AVIATION, Airport Road. CEDAR clean, only 4,000 mi. Call Call 484-1324. C-3-3-30 |first day's incorrect 485-1464. W-3-4-27 mileage, mint condition, $1000 or best offer takes it KAWASAKI 250cc - 1970, PART TIME nights and VILLAGE jertion. OLDSMOBILE 1964 - weekends, experienced excellent condition. Employment Bogue St. ALL ads must be FIAT 1970 — 850, good Dynamic Mustang, 88, 1965 Fastback, Ford 1520 home. 355-0944. 2-4-30 355-9891 or Call 355-6121. " «* preferred, apply CAMPUS at the Red 351-5180 Cedar MOBIL, |pre-paid the last 2 weeks • condition, $1,200 or best Offer. 353-8150. 5-4-30 Knollwood, or call 371-2518. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1972 10-5-2 Harrison, 1198 East South Lansing. ONE AM/FM radio, 8500 miles, PART TIME, 8 men needed BEDROOM furnished 3-4-27 2-4-27 1972 SUZUKI 350 - 4,400 mobile home, $30/ week. 10 red with black top and during Spring term. $300 FORD 1969 - small, V-8, interior. $2550. Call before miles, bast offer over $600 month. Phone 489-3494. minutes to campus. Quiet OLDS CUTLASS - 1971 442, YOUNG, BLACK progressive excellent condition. Must 332-8635.3-4-27 C-4-30 and peaceful on a lake console, buckets, power 4pm 694-8270. 2-4-27 ^ seeking sell I $995. 349-4288. 1-4-27 city council seat 641-6601. 0-4-30 steering, radial tires, mag ZUNDAPP 600cc (like B.M.W.) desires co-campaign TRIUMPH SPITFIRE - 1968, MODELS, FEMALES wanted wheels, like new inside and German Army bike to for managers. Low pay, long FORD VAN - 1963, runs fair, hardtop, softop, wires, body painting, and out. 372-0306. 5-4-27 restore. Runs strong. $350. hours, political experience needs engine work. $125. AM/FM. $550. 337-1219. photography, $10 per hour. UNIVERSITY VILLA 485-0915. 4-4-27 Call desirable, but not essential. 349-9293. 5-5-3 5-5-2 between 5-7pm for JUICK LeSABRE - 1964 OLDS 1968 Detroit, call 313- 963-4495. large 1 bedroom for - - Cutlass, 4 door appointment. 372-0567. ■ Asking $100. 332-1274. FORD 3-4-30 summer, $140.00 WINDOW van, 1967, sedan, nice transportation. HONDA, 1969 - CB 450. Good 10-5-7 I 2-4-27 VALIANT 1964 - good running 635 Abbott Rd. E. L. must sell I $500 or best offer. 485-5851. 5-4-30 condition, 11,000 miles, best condition, $100. Call MAN NEEDED to assist 353-2119. 2-4-27 offer. 351-5481. 20-5-23 DRIVERS, FULL and part time, phone: 351 - 2249 |jlCK LeSABRE 1967, V-8, 4 OLDS CUTLASS SX - 1971, 484-9301 mornings. 3-4-30 steady work. Apply side handicapped male, share off-campus two bedroom automatic, engine FORD SUPERVAN 1969. convertible, 455, NORTON COMMANDO door, 122 tape VEGA GT 1972, Hatchback, 4 - Woodmere, apartment. Good pay, hours 2 BEDROOM ent, optional stereo Michelin tires, New shocks, automatic and power. Call 1970, 750cc, 7,000 miles, VARSITY CAB COMPANY. APARTMENT, speed, custom interior. flexible. I tape Phone 332-1926. 10-5-9 brakes and exhaust system. after 5:30pm, 332-1741. Tinted glass. Excellent $650, call 485-8221 anytime; 3-4-27 355-4015. 7-5-4 Call 6-9pm, utilities, 332-2110 $170/ after summer. Call 372-8278 after 6pm. 4-4-27 393-1188 after 5:30pm. 5:30pm. condition. 355-4453. 5-5-2 5-5-2 AMARO 3-4-27 1969 - excellent __4j5-1^ CAMP JOB - June 10th ion, automatic, OPEL 1970 Sedan, sharp, VOLKSWAGEN 1967 FORD GALAXIE 1966 good - - 1971 YAMAHA through August 18th. 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT, ■ console, 250hp, 351-1075 25mpg, - 250MX, runs one owner, $900. squareback, good condition, Interesting operate imprint utilities, $150/ summer / fall. I after 3 30pm. 3-5-1 condition, $300, best offer, good, clean, extras, asking - 393-8558. 3-4-27 AM/FM, must sell, $500. machine. 2 hours on the 332-2110 after or motorcycle trade. Call $600. 489-4930. 3-4-27 485-9467 between 8-10pm. 5:30pm. 355-5824. 10-5-8 Phone 482-6151. 5-5-1 waterfront daily. W.S.I, An 5-5-2 Equal Opportunity PMARO 1967 deal of the' required. Phone 646-6709. - 1971 BSA A-65 650cc. Firebird Employer. 5-4-27 I terni. Convertible, new tires FORD FALCON - 1961, $95. VOLKSWAGEN FORMULA V, 3-5-1 GIRL FOR Meadowbrook Trace Scrambler. Only 2600 miles. ■ 351-3484. 5-4-30 Call between 5:30-11pm. 1971, excellent condition, CANVASSERS apartment starting June, own Excellent condition. WANTED, 332-2968. 3-4-27 36,000 miles. Call 351-0182. SERVICE STOCK help, book income unlimited. room, $75. Call 393-5225 355-9073. 5-5-2 Call 3-4-30 wholesaler, looking for 393-9770. Mr. Nash. 5-4-30 after 5pm. 2-4-27 PARGER RT 1968 440 GREMLIN 1972 - standard KAWASAKI person to work trailer ■ •Hwmic. power brakes,' transmission, rally stripes, air VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER - 350 Big Horn, warehouse and also service HIGH SCHOOL drop-outs, f AM/FM radio, 1970. Good condition. $450. rebuilt engine conditioning. 372-1849. 1970, pop top, new radial in W 3-4-27 Call after 5:30pm, 393-9536. stores Michigan and extremely high earnings. Call transmission. Showroom tires; 24,000 miles; new Indiana. Must be bondable. ■ condition, 393-9771, Mr. Cole. 5-4-30 $1,200. 882-8152 engine; excellent condition - master | 5-5-2 GTO 1969 Judge. Excellent PONTIAC, 1968 - tempest, 3 - clean. Reasonable. 355-5902 YAMAHA 1972 100MX, used Call Ian Extension Goldstein, 393-5500, 160, Friday BUSBOY charge condition, 34,000 miles. before 4pm. 1-4-27 - FULL time, year THE INTERBANK CARD speed. Best offer. Call once, never raced, female 9-12am. 1-4-27 round i Must sell. Call 489-0447. employment. Many JJRGER 1969 351-3119. 5-5-2 I ■ Jr,el' - 383, Holley verY 90od condition, JWyspeedln transmission. excellent condition, GTO 5-5-2 1968 - 400 automatic, PONTIAC GRAND PRIX - VW BUS 1966 - new tires, clutch, exhaust system, paint owner, 339-9648. 5-5-3 5cc WHITE HONDA street / MODELS hour. WANTED, Hours 12pm - 12am. $8 per company benefits. Apply in person EAST, HOLIDAY 3121 East Grand INN ^ i job, inside in good condition, Phone 489-1215. 10-5-10 $1,600 power steering and brakes, 1972, exceptionally clean, trail. Runs great, $60. 2 River. 2-4-27 AM/FM radio. Call 371-1757 ■ akiJi1? over Payments. AM/FM radio, $1000. many accessories. Call helmets. 337-1818. 1-4-27 Use Your |W512, 882-0281. 5-5-3 339-9081. 6-5-4 482-9776. 5-5-1 _ ™ MALE MAILING room help A THOUGHTFUL gift? A MASTER CHARGE ^ERT^.Vxcel^nt $2^800° "Peanuts Personal" message Jan, home'482-7459 641-6918.3-5-1 Cedar, Suite 11. Lansing. to one you Ads Dial 355-8255. love in the Want \t ^!ie STATE NEWS Elsinore. Office 4OT-3432. B-2-4^0 ^ - — VW CAMPER 1966 - new $625. Call Bruce, after PART TIME, evenings and 1 1 □□a Hnan am engine tires battery Make Saturday, 332-4169. 1 4-27 weekends, and full time help CROSSWORD □hh tanax nan offer 355-8126 3-4-27 needed at vour ,rie"dlv 11 □am □□nuauHLJ ___ BSA, 1971 VICTOR 500. MIN-A-MART FOOD PUZZLE □nanra VW 1968 - $650 351-6537 ask Excellent condition. Under STORES. Also full time for Donna or Mike. 3-4-27 m!les- Purchased new summer work wHI be 3E3EQ UUDEK3C3Q 1972. ACROSS 26. Fencing Plata HLdUMQ $800 or best offer. available to enthusiastic and dummy C3HHQCD SOS VW 1969 - $700. And 1967 P°u0- 312 Grove- across £u af'ed «PP''cants. 1. Mince ?8. Coax >]3cnt-3WH nana F-85 Olds, $500. Or both for ,rom 711 Sorry, no phone. Qualifications based on 5. City ofWitches?9. Tapir $1,000, or best offer over. 2-4-27 o n e s t y, attitude, 10. Gwen Verdon 31. Shirr HHSB aanca R8? 2657 after Rnm 3 4-27 personality, dependability, role 33. Through HKEaanaa Qua 11. Candytuft 34. Caliber _ 1971 TRIUMPH, TROPHY 500, and personal appearance. See Has nrcuu nan 13. Century plant 36. Goal v/uu 1QCO „i,,.„u ,:r-0 excellent condition, just Mr. Vint or Mr. Butterfield at 14. Famous 38. Yellow ocher □0H RPSH nt3a v,l!a!"nZr e! ' tuned, new battery. Call after the MIN-A-MART, 2168 caravel 39. Pine $950. 355-3559. 5-5-1 4pm- 485" 9535 5 4 30 J?est ",ver MAv8„' 15 Italian river 44. Word of choice DOWN 5. Tennis | « -i,——| Okemos. Wednesday. May 2, 17 Crazy 45 Maharajah matches VW VAN excellent - 1969,43,000 miles. condition. Must ( Auto Service |j jf j 7-9pm. 3-61 19. Sliced 20. Zero 46. 47 Threesome Ant genus 1 Arrayed 6. Rose's love 7 Advances DISHWASHER 21 Brainy 49. Bluejackets 2. Gorge 8. Generation sacrifice, best offer over NEEDED, 23. Napoleon s 50. Amid 3. Swan genus 9. Note of the 12:30 - 4:00, Monday - $1,100. 651-5719, 699-2403. MASON BODY SHOP - 812 symbol 51. Dirk 4. Hymn of joy scale 5-5-2 Friday. Contact Bill Price, East Kalamazoo Street since UNIVERSITY CLUB, * - mountain 1940. Complete auto 353-5111. 1-4-27 VW SQUAREBACK 1972 painting and collision service. '"lyy 16- Dog-fisher good condition, bought and Egg 18 Pinch The world's lightest 485-0256. C-4-30 fiT used to travel Europe, will pass savings on. Ask for Vic, PART TIME. DON'S ' MOBIL, 939 East Grand River, East ll W IS *56 ' 1*6 19. Cavil ■)■> RtPdk letter production 250 two-stroke. 482-0851, 332-4606. 3-4-27 STUDENTS-FACULTY Lansing. 3-5-1 lo" \ ^" I 23. Operatic voice WANTED TEACHERS for P J 25 And others: Si'N 33 hp, excellent hand'ing, ind Honda reliability all Motorcycles IB OWNING CARS, WE GIVE 20% FOREIGN independent school. Jewish Sunday Camp or youth 23 29 - %:*o 5T % 32 ig jW 33 —T 1 1 II abbr 27.Tendency 30. Morning ljniited|,Ssupply *°- ma' I 424 Michigan E. L. Drive. 351-7212. 1-4-27 bathroom, nice house. lounge, laundry, very close. $9.95. Combat boots, $8.88. 485-5851.5-4 30 "* " $80. 332 8965 or 484-9774. FRANDOR PX, 351-5323. Phone: 337 9341 LARGE 2 party furnished Spartan Avenue. 351-8909 fosPEEI^I ALBERT STREET 551, one SUMMER RENTAL 3 block from campus. Large 2 bedroom, furnished, air efficiencies. Air conditioned. Close to campus. $138 3-4-30 12 MILES northeast. 2 bedroom 0-2 4-30 GIRL 5-5-2 SCOUT troop 100 is | Animals ^ - summer. $158 fall. 484-0585. ROOM IN co-ed house. $51.43 a bedrooms, furnished conditioned, balconies. 2 If country home with 5 acres month plus $51.43 deposit. sponsoring Garage Sale, 862 no answer, 351-1610. BLUE man. $170. 3-4 man, $180. Whitman, East Lansing. April - POINT apartment beginning June 0-4-30 on the Looking Glass. Now 332-5689. 2-4-27 earth cruising machines s^| 15th, $240/ month. 660 351-9250 / 351-6676. 10-5-7 available, $225. 351-7497. GOOD 28, 29, 9-6pm. 3-4-27 kittens, little girls J I trained, 351-8348. Virginia Street. 332-8338. TWO MAN furnished, one 0-4-30 MEN - CLOSE to MSU. Clean 3.4.27 KARMA RECEIVER 100 watts R.M.S., B-2-4-30 bedroom apartments, 124 quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone GIRL, NONSMOKER, needed Yes.. .We Cedar Drive, Street, from 135 Kedzie $165. Call SUMMER man, minutes HOUSE to sublet, 2 $110 plus utilities. 5 from 485-8836. 0-4-30 EAST LANSING, male student. PLACE Velocipede Peddler 2-way without turntable. speakers Rabco $300/ 450, be with ST-4 / KITTEN FREE, male Old. 6^ I Black, white markino. I for two bedroom two girl Halstead apartment. Summer. have 487-3216. 882-2316. 0-4-30 After 5pm call 482-7449. 10-5-8 campus. 3 blocks from Union. Call 541 E. Grand River persistent. 351-4248. 4-4-27 332-0038 after 5pm. jjjj $75. Call Owosso collect, 723-2410 after 5pm. 2-4-30 MARIGOLD APTS. HAVE ONE 3 bedroom and one 332-0205. 3-4-27 ^Downstairs 351 - 7240j EUREKA CANISTER vacuum PEOPLE ORIENTtD Assorted colors 7^1 t0 *■ 4 bedroom. Available June cleaner. Deluxe location! 911 model, like Marigold. SPRING, LARGE 2 bedroom Now leasing for Summer and 15th. Everything furnished. 485-0460. X-4-4-27 PE2040 TURNTABLE with new, cost 393-1610 $100, sell for $16. after 3-4-30 Evenm9S' 351-7353. f apartment, furnished, utilities Fall. Large 1 bedroom apt. shure M91ED, dust cover, 3pm. RIVER'S and WATER'S completely furnished. Newly C-3-4-27 paid, parking. Very close. make offer. Call 351-7286. 351-9172 or 484-9774. EDGE APARTMENTS carpeted. $170/ up. For AVAILABLE FOR summer 500 10 speed Dikes in storage at 3-5-1 MINIATURE SCHNAUZERsll next to Cedar Village appt. call 337-7328 or our for sale at less GOLF CLUBS 9 registered puppies, Great I 0-2-4-30 only, June 11 through Sept. company - irons, 3 dispositions, wonderful " 332-4432 «l854b>i>ii<>i>—>—i 14. 5 or 6 students, three than wholesale. Bank has 8' ROUND WOOL braided rug woods, all pro line clubs. Bag ™ SPARROW NEAR - ground 2 GIRLS FOR 4 Cedar bedrooms, furnished, utilities foreclosed on distributor and with wood covers. Complete $125,372-1559.3-5-1 Now leasing for man and pad, newly cleaned, paid, $65/ month each, two asked us to sell. -Cash and package sells for $125. Call floor, furnished efficiency, 1974, $75/ privnte bath, new carpeting, Summer & Fall Village 1973 - month. 337-2073. 3-4-27 blocks from campus. Call carry. This Saturday 9-5, needs 1-4-27 repair. 372-0073. 351-7124 evenings. 3-4-30 BASENJI BARKUSS AKC, good for pets, shovy,'I pup^l paid utilities, $115 / month. Summer Rent From $42.50 Grady 355-5270 or 349-9662 Sunday noon - 6pm. D & C STORAGE COMPANY, 1241 hunting. Phone 489-91511 485-4962 between 4-7pm. SUMMER SUBLEASE - 4 man after 5pm. X-7-5-3 RADIO CONTROL - kiddie car, GIRL NEEDED for fall. Cedar WEDDING GOWN, attached 5-5-3 3-5 1 apartment, pool, air Roth Drive, South Cedar at needs some repair on circuits. Village apartments. $75. Call FOR RENT 1-96, behind Howard Johnson train, white, size 12. conditioning. Capital Villa 482-7946. 1-4-27 GIRL NEEDED for four-man, 355-9248. 3-4-30 Apartments. 332-8319. Motel. 694-3311. 2-4-27 351-0978 after 5pm. 3-4-27 ALASKAN MALAMUTEI puppies, unregistered, well summer. Cedar View 10-5-4 HOUSES. APARTMENTS, LADIES 5 SPEED touring bike, I Apartments, 332-8576. 3-5-1 NEED GIRLS for Cedar Village duplexes, farms. Furnished, 1 old. 627-5685 after TRAVEL TRAILER 1971 - marked, wormed, $50 Phone I next year. Call 337-9570. WALK TO CAMPUS year Lark, 17' Deluxe, sleeps 6, 351-1929.5-5 3 " 3-4-30 large 2 Bedroom unfurnished, all areas, all price ranges, children and USED BOOKS! 4pm. 3-5-1 toilet, shower, refrigerator, AOHA SUPER CHEAP available for summer pets okay. Fee required. Call ALBUMS - 50c and upl Old oven, etc. Like new BAY GELDING - ?| Summer roommates needed. HOME RENTALS, 1004 East LITERATURE, condition. 353-5067, after years, rides English 8n(j For Summer $160 45's, 35c each, clothes. Western, 351-3257.1-4-27 Cedar Village or anywhere HISTORY, ART, 6pm. 349-4342. 3-4-27 Michigan Avenue. Phone 332-2287. 1-4-27 Across from close. Debbie, 337-1844. HASLETT ARMS 3724600, open 9 - 9pm. SCIENCE FICTION 3-4-30 135 Collingwood Campus X30-5/31 COMICS, ODDITIES. BITS - SNAFFLE, rubber 2,3,4,5 & 6 man 332 3843 Pelham. Used, not abused. TWO BEDROOMS starting Apts. MARRIED STUDENTS 8c FACULTY ONE BLOCK from Berkey Hall, two or three man apartment, June. $62 plus utilities, after 3pm. 332-0073. 3-4-27 CURIOUS BOOK SHOP 355-9194, make offer. 3-5-1 & II Wedding MEN'S 3-SPEED bicycle. New Call 332-6246 after 4 p.m. 1 ,2,&3 furnished, with reasonable. 351-9172. 5-4-27 utilities, SUMMER 4 BEDROOM furnished, very close. $175. - 541 E. Grand River (below Paramount) October, cost $90. Best offer. 337-0485. 1-4-27 $ bedroom apts. DOWNTOWN NEAR - 2 Open 1 - 6 p.m. phone 355-9409. 4-4-27 WEDDING bedroom apartment, GOWN, N.Y. Campus View Apts. some with study carpeted, furnished, utilities FLEA MARKET 2495 North original. Cos. $400. Lace, SUMMER, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, Cedar, Holt. April 28th and chapel train. Mantilla, $200 MALE GRADUATE - luxury paid. $150/ month. Phone 626 M.A.C., utilities paid, 393-2700 or 882-1196. 29th. 10-6pm. Different or best. 351-6349. 5-5-3 townhouse, central air, $240/ month. 337-1129 merchandise each day. 50 fireplace, dishwasher, furnished. 332-2175, 5-7pm. from *149 per mo. 10-5-8 before 6pm. 5-4-30 MERRY MARKETEERS, Purcey Promotions. All space SCHWINN men's. $80. SUPER - sport, 351-5606 after Itriilul Registry Jewelry 1-4-27 UNFURNISHED CAMPOS VIEW 6 BEDROOM house for soldi 1-4-27 5pm. 3-5-1 EFFICIENCY small, summer, near campus, Jacobson's - furnished, 337-2482. 5-4-30 AKAI X-200-D auto reverse SHEEP MANURE 2-3 years old. Visit our complete shops unfurnished, except range and children welcome APARTMENTS stereo tape deck. Pioneer Good for compost, trees, for the home- refrigerator, across from please no pets ONE ROOMMATE for four , SA-600 stereo amp. Sansui shrubs, and garden. 1- and take THE COMPLETE campus. Reasonable. UNIVERSITY bedroom house. Call advantage SR1050-C stereo turntable. I. 1-4-27 332-0792. 10-5-10 SUPERVISED 351-6257. 4-4-28 Ampex micro 54 cassette of our Bridal Registry WEDDING SERVICE | HOUSING DIAMONDS: By 2 MAN APARTMENT summer. Air to sublet conditioning. KNOB HILL NOW RENTING LUXURY ONE YEAR lease, excellent for 8-10 students, walk to deck. Fisher XP-7B speakers. Exakta VX1000 35m each, utilities paid. Call completely furnished, kitchen, utilities, laundry, TV mouthpiece, lyre, etc., $200. mahogany, Excellent Photography SIZE 14 — NOW S20.1 j 351-8182. 2-4-27 Call evenings 355-6711. A Isd mothe r v long I lounge, parking. Very close. 3-4-27 condition. $475. Call Alex dress with nickel ■ blue I 332-8965. after 7pm, 351-4490. 5-4-27 The story of your 484 9774. SIZE 15 \OWSI0. r Collingtooob PERSON TO share luxury wedding told with photographs 0-2-4-30 SCHWINN 5-speed, good IV2-8181 house, walking distance, own in professional color condition, good price. BAND BROKE-UPI Excellent Saturday - anylimej room, furnished, fireplace, SUMMER ROOM, board, girls, ERNST FLOETER 882-9004. 3-4-27 P.A. equipment for cheap. patio, laundry, fenced yard. THETA HOUSE, 303 Call 332-3827 after 5pm. jyS|V:, STUDIO Jacobsons means 351-9450 after 6pm or Oakhill, 349-9371, 337-0100. 4-4-27 513 S. BRIDGE DISHWASHER built-in weekends. 2-4-27 6-4-27 outstanding selection I - GRAND LEDGE An Westinghouse, 4 years old. $25. Phone 351-0112. 5-5-1 627 7058 of gowns, tr<"" L PANASONIC STEREO cassette FOR YOUR WEDDING traditional to avanie /janfc| Join the Band deck. V-M receiver and BANJO - CUSTOM 5 string changer. Excellent condition. - PICTURE YOURSELF of Merry Men a with hardshell case. Phone 355-0791. 5-5-2 after 3pm. 351-3126. 3-4-27 UNIQUELY and Women COMPLETE BRIDES PROFESSIONAL DON DeKONINCK'S STUDI at MOVING SALE - 531 Ann stereo outfit. Dual 1229 with 485 8253 Street, East Lansing. Friday Shure V15 type II cartridge. and Saturday April 27th and Sony 6055 receiver. 2 JVC Lamberts BURCHAM 28th from 11am-8pm. speakers with a large horn Jewelry Household goods, dishes and midrange. Will also sell WOODS clothing. 3-4-27 separately. 371-4263. 2-4-27 SELECT MOBILE HOMES IS PINCHED FOR SPACE Jacobson's Spend your summer poolside and enjoy many other ENGAGEMENTS Precious Stones features for a complete summer living experience. They've overgrown and will be Beautifully Set and Suzanne Yaw, Yaw, .m * expanding, so * Heated Pool * Laundry Facilities SELECT is selling out its Bands for bride A groom. senior tr Dr. p" Richard Dearborn, Capu' M■ J Ample Parking * Nicely Furnished D.V.M., * Air Cond. inventory of new and pre - owned mobile homes. graduate, Fi NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER Studio Apts. One Bedroom Two Bedroom From now until April 30th SELECT offers - PARKER JEWELRY Beverly Bush, Ohio sophomore to : $125 reductions up to $15,000 and 10,000 S&H Green 111 S. Washington Square Matteson, P°n nothing without your love! Stamps with the purchase of a new mobile home. Hurry out to the April Expansion Sale and enjoy -Downtown BRIDAL PARTY GIFTS sophomore. •Air conditioned • Unlimited the comfort and convenience of mobile home IMMEDIATE PERSONALIZED Pwking living! -ENGRAVING 'Dishwaters *N«w Furniture SELECT MOBILE HOMES SELECT FROM *Shag Carpeting 'Model Open Daily A WIDE ARRAY 2771 Northwind LANSING'S LARGEST DEALER OF QUALITY WEDDING Call 381-8282 N. US 27 at Wabb Rd. DaWItt AND DIAMOND RINGS Law, Theta Chi. I (Behind the Yankee ctore) 669 2322 2115, 669-9335 484 - Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April 27; 1973 19 [ Ani"13'® HIS [ ld\ „ ■2-6113 5 rnonth Old, lovable TV RENTALS $23 par term, $9.50 par month. delivery, wrvica and pick-up. No deposit. Stereos available Free County funds available to students at same rates. Call NEJAC, determine who is eligible for ADC. Parents By LINDA SANDEL get a job," Whaley said. through a program involving vocational 337-1300. C-4-30 must be able to prove that their income is "If the child is State Newt Staff Writer over six she would have less than what the state considers sufficient rehabilitation, funded by state and federal 1^3886, 10568 N0fth US APOSTOLICS HAVE more fun. S,_tudents raising children, to support the number of children in the to be actively seeking employment," she money. K 34-30 Coma and see why. Union n.* i particularly without the help of a second added. Charles Love, administrative assistant to parent, as well as blind students family. Whaley said that in the case of a two the director of the Building Room 35, 7:30pm Michigan Bureau of ■ ENGLISH sheepdofl -2 May 7th. 1-4-27 college despite their handicap are attending The parents must also be able to prove parent family a father who is a student Blind Services said that A . old AKC registered number of among a that a "factor of deprivation" exists. would have to drop out of school and look although the K housebroken, love» people who may qualify for According to J. L. Whaley, county programs are state run the first step for a I1:,.. »> NEW SPRING costume and jewelry, large summer ha^If handled k bya?u8ta,nce the Inghamtrough programs supervisor of ADC, a "factor of for a job. While the father seeks a job the family is person seeking aid is to contact the Ingham County Office of Blind Services. selection, $1.00, $1.50. Social Services. County Dept. of deprivation" exists when one parent is eligible for ADC. If after he finds Love listed three eligibility GULLIVER STATE DRUGS absent or when the father is requirements Aid to Dependent Children (ADC) and unemployed employment he is working less than 100 , for obtaining aid under the vocational 1105 East Grand River, East or incapacitated but has had some programs for the blind are type of hours a month, aid will continue. If he is rehabilitation program. Lansing. C-4-27 among the many a job before making his application. state programs this office administers. working over 100 hours per month the •The student must be legally blind. While Deprivation may result from ADC payments will stop. •The student's disability must be PREGNANT? WE understand. th^se programs involve illegitimacy, separation or divorce, death of "If a father is making only 10 cents an a Call us. PREGNANCY C,°mP!icated standards - complete a handicap to employment. lobile Homes parent, imprisonment of a parent, hour, but is working over the 100 hour •The schooling the state finances COUNSELING. 372-1560 eligibility can only be determined after must C-4-30 interviews with county intake unemployment, deportation or legally limit, the family is no longer able to receive in officers — some way enable the blind person to terminated responsibility on the part of applicants must meet several ADC," Whaley said. become employed. BOARD EXAM TUTORING general one of the parents. Should the family not be eligible under |LETTE. 10'X50', $2500. qualifications. "If The goal of vocational rehabilitation is T utoring classes a parent has a child under six and ADC it could then seek help I,* 0( East Lansing, phone formed now being ADC is available to students who have needs to raise her family while through the to "help the blind person reach a point —-6491.5-4-30 for the coming children. The money food stamp or medical assistance where he is capable of state uses the size of the programs. being accepted into LSAT, MCAT, DAT, Board student's attending school, we would definitely People who apply for ADC may own a the labor market," Love said. exams. For information call family, with other factors, to consider aiding her without ■5" MOBILE HOME - 313-354- 0085. 0-2-4-30 pushing her to home, home furnishings and appliances If the student has aptitude, potential ■nmpl'tdY furnished, shag which are considered exempt property and ability to reach that objective the Entity Mile / campu* when determining eligibility. bureau would consider *3(j condition. r 6pin. 6-4-30 332-1157 i Peanuts Personal J® They nonexempt may not, however, own property such as cars or student by paying his school fees, regardless of the student's financial sponsoring the snowmobiles worth over $2,000. lis.WEDS and retirees - situation, he said. JOANNE. WHOSE image dances &66 Rovcra't 12'x50' in these quiet eyes. To your Students receiving ADC may also be In addition, if the student needs help Kbile home, 2 bedrooms, In birthday Ms. Taflan. Love, eligible to benefit from the Social Services over and above tuition, fees and reader %k) condition, on lot in services, Love said the Bureau would 0l, Comes with air Carlos. 1-4-27 employment program and receive fuH consider paying them on an individual mditioning, 10'x10' utility payment of day care costs. , WELCOME TO M.S.U. Marion basis. led all curtains and drapes, County officers will try to put parents Blind students may also be able to and Pat. From TVP and FO. L,ve and refrigerator. Must in touch with possible employers. obtain financial aid from the state 1-4-27 Announcements [ill $3,400. Phone 694-0035 What's for It's Career Day for criminal Green Earth Food Co-op will Blind students who need financial aid to through '1er 6pm. 5-4-30 DQJB, J KNUD XNT. 1-4-27 received Happening in the must State News be justice graduate students will be held at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the meet at 7 p.m. Sunday in 34 attend school may be able to obtain it a separate program handled through the Union. Everyone is welcome. county Dept. of Social Services. office, 341 Student Services Village House, Pine Forest Apt., foOR - 1968, 12'x50\ Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two 410 Pine Forest Drive, East The Food Science Club will lots of extras. $3,200. anytime! □ Real Estate (ft class days before publication. Lansing. sell chocolate ice cream from Group to probe 694-9749 No of informers announcements will be to 5 use noon p.m. today in the accepted by phone. The Naval War Gaming Club basement of the Dairy Plant at will meet at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday the weekly cheese sale. EAST LANSING, 4 Audio Aftermath, progressive in the Hubbard North lounge. llETTE - 12'x50' 2 colonial split - bedroom, rock and (continued from page 1) Ball said he was satisfied with the droom, partially furnished, - level, family community The MSU Bicycling Club will room with fireplace, two full information, will be on the air at Mariah will present Bonnie promote series of bicycle races service request proposal and cost figure on proposed implementations but feared that II 694-9589 after 5pm. 10 tonight on WKAR Raitt and Little Feat at 8 and a baths, many extras. Walnut - FM beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday Library fire safety implementations to be an important facet of safety being stereo, 90.5. 10:30 tonight in the Erikson Heights area, four blocks on West Circle Drive. There will submitted for approval to the University. neglected was the behavioral reaction of kiva. Tickets are available at the be a race for every type of bike from MacDonald - Marble Gingrich explained the various students. Ks' HOMETTE, excellent door or in advance at the Union, and class of rider. >n, owner anxious to sell, Schools, priced in mid 30's. Marshall Music and Elderly recommendations he will submit to Students unfamiliar with the The Student Action lo. 393-0479. 5-5-1 351-7846 after Instruments. increase the safety of students in the 5pm Committee of MSU Broadcasters Due to the bike races, there accessibility of the west staircase, because weekdays, anytime will meet at 7 p.m. will be no traffic and no bus Library during fire evacuation. Gingrich it is not open as an exit will flock to the weekends. 10-4-30 Monday in |CRAFT 1965 10'x50', 31 U nion to review final Hillel will hold Shabbat service between 9:30 a.m. and 3 and the campus fire department conducted main staircase causing a dangerous ■ conditioning and recommendations. All interested p.m. Saturday on West Circle NEAR WALNUT TR students are urged to attend. services at 7 p.m. today Drive. an investigation after the matter was overload, Ball argued. Irpeting, furnished, HILLS - 3 followed by dinner. Serices will brought to the attention of the public He suggested that the west staircase be ■2-6868. 3-4-27 bedrooms, single family be held at 9 a.m. Saturday. opened for daily use so that students ranch, 2 baths, basement, The Women's Newsletter Gay Liberation will host a safety committee by Howard Ball, former Collective will pot luck picnic at 1 p.m. Sunday would get into the habit of If 8'x45', 2-bedroom, fully fireplace 2 car garage, hold a copy Fre U yoga and dance will in Alton Park. Call 35 3-9795 for Library employe. using it and use meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday at All Library exit doors will be usable fire it during an emergency evacuation. Jrpeted and furnished, built-ins, central air, $45,000. the Women's Center. Anyone meet at 3 p.m. Sundays in the rides and information. All are Il50.351-8327. 34-27 Terms. Owner. 3324598. Union Green Room: Spanish alarm exits with the removal of all dead Richard Chapin, "director of with ideas, news or interest is welcome. libraries, B-1-4-27 welcome. Conversation for Beginners - 2 bolts and breakaway chains and the discouraged the possibility of opening a p.m. Wednesday, Union lounge: Morning Glory Kitchen will third door claiming that it would increase Bat LAKES 10'x50', on lot Auto Mechanics for Beginners - modification of turnstiles to reverse for MANLEY DRIVE present an astrological banquet costs ■ from MSU, 2 3111, 3 There will be a preliminary 7 p.m. Tuesday, Union lounge; at 7 p.m. today in the basement, exit use under pressure. by 50 per cent. bedroom ranch, finished The is, study with huge meeting for the Redrock party, French Conversation through 327 MAC Ave. Reservations possibility of the Dept. of Public basement with rec The timer will be removed from the fire r conditioner, ideal room, A wing second floor Armstrong poetry and music - S:30 p.m. include dinner, occult reading, Safety working with the Psychology Dept. student married sewing room, laundry and Hall, at 9 tonight in A205 Tuesday and Thursday, Union music and poetry. alarm so that the alarm ring to take steps to alter the behavioral r or will lup'e. Call 337-1420 or shop. Attached garage, 1V4 Armstrong Hall. lounge; Tarot seance for Geminis, Aries, indefinitely instead of automatically patterns was cited as a possible solution. ■7-0947 after 3pm. 24-27 baths, lots of closets. Gas Aquarius and A bicycle preventive heat, Sagittarius - 9:45 p.m. care, turning off after five minutes and the pitch The committee unanimously voted to dishwasher, disposal. repair and selection workshop of the alarm will be Close to schools. Ten minutes Wednesday, Union lounge. will be held at 7 p.m. changed so that it will support the proposal to be submitted by Sundays at not coincide with the to MSU and downtown. There will be a meeting for Synergy. pitch of the librae - Gingiich and to urge the University to through Gestalt will closing buzzer. make the necessary shed except Large fenced yard with 7:30 p.m. Monday Justin Morrill and other Asian American students can financial allocation. ^pliinces and washer, gardens and mature trees. Berkey Hall. students concerned about the get acquainted and play pletely skirted, shed, and $29,900. Appointment abrupt dismissal of their volleyball from I to 4 p.m. I). $4,500 or best offer, please. 882-6443. 2-4-27 nontenured language faculty at Saturday in the Women's IM bated King Arthur's Court. Ill afternoons or after 7pm, EAST LANSING Drive, close MSU, 6 room, University "The Theater," Shoestring a Story children's production with opportunity for 4 p.m. Tuesday in the Snyder - Phillips grill. lower gym. For information, call 882-5351 or 355-2819. Students try people-related fields p8367. 5-5-2 audience participation, will be The Badminton Club will The Weekly People Club will large living room, 1V4 baths, presented at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. meet from 7 to 9 tonight in the meet at 7 p.m. today in 33 (continued from page 1) ethnic and racial problems student to select any major rec room, 2 fireplaces, central Women's 1M SSI Lost & Found Saturday and Sunday in the upper gym. All Union. Horvath will discuss the supplement their teaching will begin in September in any field he desires - air, custom built, excellent McDonel kiva. enthusiasts are welcome. Manifesto. All are incomes, MSU offers a under the new College of from condition, $37,500. Call invited. archeology to cinema owner 332-31 55 or The MSU Sports Car Club traffic safety program which Urban Affairs. The college to fisheries and wildlife. will hold a gymknana to finalise I FIND SOMETHING? 351-3758. 3-4-27 Typing Service the sports car show from 10 The Sierra Club will present a would qualify them to teach will also offer a major in After selecting his field documentary on the plight of drivers' education classes. In urban and of concentration, (the use fu've found a pet or article a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday at the North American wolf at metropolitan ue, we want to Recreation Meridian Mall. addition, the program gives studies. of the word "major" is help you 7:30 p.m. today in 158 Natural 1 it. Just Resources Bldg. Two live timber masters "Many come into the PROFESSIONAL IBM typing candidates colleges across discouraged at Justin e News Anyone interested in wolves will appear. the country, that do have Classified opportunities for study of Morrill), the student MtW'tment and tell us you (Pica-Elite). 11 years performing at the Mason - EUROPE - $229 highway traffic and accident black studies majors, are presents his adviser with a Twt to place an ad in EAST experience. Sandi, 339-8934. Abbot coffee house May II. The People's Cooperative SUMMER FLIGHTS, bonded Council will prevention problems. doing away with them list of classes that relate to ■ANSING STATE BANK'S C-4-30 please contact Ken Arfa at meet at 2:30 p.m. and guaranteed, advance because of different his •wxl column. As a public 355-6288. Sunday at Valley Court Park to Recognition of interest. Both the booking only. Reserve today. EXPERIENCED TYPIST, close discuss the of the •'vice EAST LANSING progress environmental problems has concepts of what areas student and the adviser EAST LANSING to MSU. Electric typewriter. MSU Grad Students and Alternative Community Chest ■ATE BANK will brought many new classes should constitute the work together on the run the VACATION Potters Guild will sponsor a TRAVEL, Call 349-1773 eveings and no extra cost to you. 351-2650. 204-30 spring pottery sale from 10 a.m. to MSU, and a new area for major," Eric Winston, suggested class schedule. weekends. 373-6726 EAST LANSING to 6 p.m. today and 9 a.m. to 5 The Russian and East graduate work - ecological administrative assistant in "Of course, we can't STATE BANK weekdays. 0-1-4-4 p.m. Saturday in the Union. European Studies Program will the RUSSIA SCAN 0INAVIA psychology. College of Urban allow a student to take a present "Potemkin" at 7:30 C-4-30 5 weeks. $387 Inclusive. Hillel will p.m. Friday and 2:30 Specifically, the Affairs, said. bunch of different, London departures. Small, TYPING TERM papers, theses, sponsor a p.m. horseback riding session in Saturday of objective of the program is Instead, MSU has chosen unrelated classes, but we do allow F ON Tuesday, gold wire International group camping etc. Electric. Experienced. as part the J* glasses and case. travel (ages 18-30). Also JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. Mason at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Eisenstein Film Festival. to train psychologists who a program with a broader the student a responsibility for Europe, Africa, India: 3-11 Transportation will be provided. can develop and evaluate approach to meet the needs individually shaping his PM616, 2-4-30 C-4-30 All are invited to picket A & weeks. Write: Whole Earth Bring a bag lunch for a picnic. innovative of blacks well Travel, Ltd., Box 1497, P at Brookfield Pla/a and the A naturalistic as as other education," Neil Cullen, f-ENON CAMPUS - child's K.C., Mo. 64141 IBM TYPING (pica - elite) The ASMSU Board will meet & P at Frandor with Students approaches to pressing minorities. Winston instructor in Justin Morrill. experienced. 1331 East at 3 p.m. Sunday in 328 Student for Farmworkers from 10 human problems. Race explained. If the area of interest is M,. 9'een ^Vs sting - ray a.m. "'ward for information UNION BOARD summer flights Kalamazoo. 489-1058 Services Bldg. to 2 p.m. Saturday. Call For the student who is that has few classes ■ or relations, overpopulation, one ■ «|| 353.^ to Europe from Detroit and 371 3546. 10-4 30 351-3707 for rides. ^ air and water pollution, not satisfied with any major pertaining to the subject, ■ Windsor. Stop in 1-4pm, Regular Society for Creative ^ *»k«nds. 3-5-1 *8312 evenings Anachronism events will not educational deprivation and offered by any department, the student may choose to Monday - Friday. 2nd floor. Justin Morrill College has an attend another university COMPLETE THESES meet on campus this week. The interested in representing his health delivery are all Union. C-4-30 R KEYS in ~^7o-A SERVICE. Discount printing. IBM typing and binding of society will meet in Kalamazoo at 11 a.m. Saturday for a May worK area at the upcoming campus Conference on Student problems dealt with under answer. The unique for a period and transfer credits here upon returning. the program. residentialcollegt^jdlows^a^ FKXSS401*'1 CI Service theses, resumes, publication. Across from campus, corner Day Festival and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday for a tournament. Labor Kellogg Problems, contact the Center Employes Assn. at 355-3595 or Student Black studies nonexistent major at MSU, is a fr®. MAN'S sunglasses, M.A.C. and Grand River, below Jones Stationery Shop. Male consciousness raising for at 351-4825. but classes dealing with shell, lowered bows', previous participants will meet SKY HIGH TREE SERVICE - Call COPYGRAPH at 8:30 p.m. Sunday with a ILiiu?niC81 Students Garden- trimming and removal, SERVICES, 337-1666. session for new people at 6:30 l^-C-3-4-30 professional work, low rates, C-4-30 p.m. in the Union lounge. SILVER wire rimmed fully insured. 351-2756 after The environmental i 3pm. 14-4-30 i,*Badly "eeded. *''612.3-4-27 Call TYPING, ELECTRIC machine, fast, accurate, experienced, through Gestalt class will meet to worship the sun at 5:15 a.m. FOR QUALITY service on 3724746. 10-5-4 Sunday on the north bank of rate the Red Cedar rapids. Everyone k Folk and Blues Coffeehouse stereo equipment, see THE STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East EXPERIENCED IBM typing. is welcome. in Co-Operation with Pop Entertainment R vr1351'7076 r» ne»flrd! 4.4.27 ■* Grand River. C-4-30 Dissertations. (Pica Fayann, 489-0358. C-4-30 - Elite). The Sierra Club will sponsor presents an outings equipment show from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the ■["Reward I~~Vor COMPLETE HOME remodeling John Lee at Hilton. Fenner Arboretum, 2020 Mt. and Recreation *7««n leading ,0 return rooms, repair*. bathrooms and Hope Road, Lansing. r LillVnd • Ant-ver, white ,0 female kitchens. Jim Wolnosky, The MSU Mennonite ..Ra|ph„ 351-8753. 3-4-27 Fellowship will meet for Typing Service DON'T FORGET blood only from comes people. worship and discussion at 9:30 a.m. Sunday in 31 Union. Hooker Send for your Student Identification Card and get a A£LE PuppV white ^ Professional compensated. donors MICHIGAN Visitors will be a are welcome and there program for children. big break on rates at Hilton Hotels and Inns coast to *rIT5 Abb°« - COMMUNITY BLOOD coast. (Grad students and faculty, too ) Just mail this |k27 Ca" 355-0411. CENTER. 337-7183. Hours The MSU Tolkien Fellowship will meet at 8 tonight in the For 2 Nights Only! coupon to Hilton Hotels Corp.. Travel Dept. National Sales Div. 9880 Wilshire Blvd Beverly Hills. Cal ANN BROWN - Typing and Monday, Thursday and , North Hubbard lounge to multilith offset printing. Friday 9-4:30. Tuesday and 90210. Then come visit the Hiltons discuss the ecological effects for r>2D'in,9 Wh. If." Cen'«f inApril ,he Complete service for dissertations, theses, Wednesday C-4-30 12-6:30pm. t hetrans-gondorian pipeline. Thurs, May 3 & Fri, May 4 JoBtnterroom "' Ple"» o ""urn lnt8rn«tional manuscripts, general typing, IBM. 23 years experience. WHEELBARROW, HEAVY Sailing Club will hold a sail and work picnic at 12:30 p.m. in McDonel Kiva ' "ewardl Nn 349-0850. C-4-30 duty anci child's four wheeled Saturday at the club site. Rides at 8 p.m. & "!0:30 p.m. ■ ^"••sked. 2-4-27 metal wagon. Call 487-3096, will leave from the Unkin. TYPING TERM before 2:30pm. 5-5-2 Tickets $1.50 in advance, $1.00 at the door papers and Video Workshop will be ... Class of 19 theses, electric typewriter, telecast live at 7 p.m. today fast service. Call 349-1904. NEEDED ROOMMATE to share from the married housing office. Advance Tickets Go On Sale Today mobile home in fall. All interested are welcome. :H HILTOn HOTELS: 10-5-9 at 355-9387. 3-5-1 LL The MSU Diplomacy Elderly Instruments •fpreciite o Organization will meet for the Marshall Music Student Union PROFESSIONAL IBM _* >dv#rtjtL^rr? VOu vvar dissertation typing. MA NEED SOMEONE to take over dorm Fee weekly game at 9:30 tonight in the North Hubbard kiunge. All f contract. " ,h* English degree. MARTY NORTH, 361 3487 C-4-30 Apartments. 351-0136. 3-5-1 those interested are invited. Mariah Office Open M-F, 12-5, 3534540 20 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April ?7 J Detroit truck Milliken, aides to reveal file hauls home (continued from page 1) McGuire in a political deal with Del Rio, quit his state fail "Even if I had to see a profited, 1 conflict," appearance of conflict, we would welcome an impartial declaration with the of his firni ' , necessary to respond," he review by the bipartisan PORT HURON wife,, Polina, have no have nine children said. He said he assumed the post after it was learned he Hettiger said, "it's board of ethics." secretary of state'sInM (UPI) A Detroit children. ranging in age from 8 to story was given to the press was a private consultant to incredible to me. I have Hettiger said Stratton 1968, and receivS truck driver won the The number 259 was 19. Her husband is an by a political enemy. major utilities while on taken greater precautions Associates is involved income h® fron, the Jl $200,000 top prize in selected to determine oven operator at a "You can't be 20 years MiUiken's personal payroll. than are necessary to be a member of the President's mainly in municipal .Joined the J the Michigan lottery the 120 contestants for bakery. in public life as I have been "Mr. Hettiger, as part of administration Thursday. Three the next millionaire Other $50,000 the complete and total cabinet." Hettiger said planning. Ninety - five per Hettiger was Oswald without developing political cabinet members merely rid cent of its business is in the notinvolj persons got $50,000 drawing, which will be winners were: review of the executive management o(I enemies," Hettiger said. "I of major planning, which does not firm, and three others won held May 10. R. Utt, 56, of Fenton, think this story tried to office staff that on Monday themselves involve the state, and 5 per and never influence the pro triT $10,000. The $50,000 an employe of Fisher I asked him to conduct, holdings that could cause reach awfully far." is winners included Body Division of initiated procedures on conflict. cent assisting applications 0f the Milliken increased f] J. C. Jolly, 41, the Wanda Joy Rembowski, General Motors Corp., Tuesday for key members "I am convinced that Mr. municipalities in the clients Hettiger's power earlier this before |_ top winner, owns his 33, of Flint. She and who is married and has of Hettiger is not guilty of marketing of bonds, he said. commission, Milliken own truck. He and his her husband, Joseph, four children; and week when he asked him to my staff, himself, to submit to including me conflict of interest in this Milliken said he | evaluate and reorganize the examined the question of Bernice D. Dziegeleski detailed financial statements matter," Milliken said. "I executive staff. Milliken lias of Plymouth. The of income, liabilities and retain full confidence in Hettiger's conflict of Hettiger said thech_ been under fire for and found will not hurt his $10,000 winners were: questionable activities by financial interests," Milliken him. Because of my belief, interest, no as the man credjl * M i c h a e 1 J . said. and his, that it is important problem. who is tofl his staff members. Two void He said Hettiger filed a out the exccutive Gallagher, 31, of weeks ago "The firm does assist in i ofncJ Gladstone, a switchman he fired Glenda the preparation of forms, at the Escanaba Paper McGuire, a girlfriend of but the munincipality, not the Detroit Recorder's Court Co., who is married and firm, submits them to the has two children. Judge James Del Rio, from her $18,000 job in which state," Hettiger said. "And *Lana J. Notter, of the other distinction to be she did practically nothing. Bridgeport. And last made is did I profit - I did week Don ♦George E. Stitt, 64, not. I derived no income of Ypsilanti, a retired Gordon, a top adviser to from it, and non was kept in Milliken and the man who bachelors > escrow." recommended hiring The governor and press Thursday reviewed Hettiger's federal income U.S. planes attack Communist forces tax records for the past artillery crews. (continued from page 1) Cambodian censors prohibit the use of the More than 20 rockets slammed into the west of the airport 2xh miles capital and an adjoining shantytown jammed with refugees, killing 19 persons and wounding 62. No three years. /ftf WINE term Cambodian insurgents in war dispatches. The government has 27,000 soldiers inside Phnom Penh, aircraft was damaged, but one rocket killed an officer and wounded seven soldiers at the entrance to the military part — ■ - ■ .... .... but field commanders apparently neglected to protect the capital's right flank. Western Military attaches said. The of the airfield, government positions were reported thinly defended. American & The Cambodian military command acknowledged that A Radio Hanoi broadcast claimed that Cambodian Greek Food Prek Luong and Mat Krasas Khnoung, two miles from the national liberation forces had captured the district capital enjoy Dinner at Jim's of Kompong Kantuot, 12 miles southwest of Phnom Penh with capital, had been captured but denied reports by other last Sunday. Cocktails . . . one of our famous | military sources that Arei Ksath had fallen. The command ___ 116 E.Mich. Greek Wine selections said fighting was continuing in Arei Ksath, two miles from Phone 372-4300 center of Phnom Penh. 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