the michigan Volume 65 Number 145 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Nixon accepts A II V Dv/lCI<4ant I hllC Thus HlH did MStrrvn blame for Watergate I . < i Nixon disclaim J!_ . President . l KINGTON (AP) ■ any public servants he had ever known. another moment of crisis 21 I mid the nation Monday night advance breakin knowledge of the June 17 "I wanted to be fair, but I knew when as vice presidential years ago, nominee, Party headquarters in the Watergate office building. |X0" nu final responsibility for the at Democratic national that in the final analysis the integrity Nixon delivered fc headquarters. his "Checkers ™r ,< former ' -> fauiltv me.-Tiber and chairman are warranted for I 1 of Teiu'er .tea con. He worked as a McGraw Hill Publishing • bureau. Out of| - btate control . r in tiie budget office from 1954 to 1960, investigation, lit said,! Co. has agreed to accept and served on the Governor's Commission on Educational come information thai $130,000 from author Clifford Irving reimbursement for funds spent as it pays to be young. Reform in 1969. was Smith, appointed an attorney, is a former state representative. He as a circuit court judge by former Governor G. Mennen Williams, but resigned in 1964 to practice law. reflect the type of bureau is doing, such v role in granting! joj increases to Blue ( iy during his writing of a bogus Armed with just a pack on your back He served on a governor's committee studying organized Blue Shield and Howard and a TWA Youth Passport* in your hand, Hughes insurance companies. you can see a lot more of the U.S. for a lot autobiography. McGraw has less with TWA. already gotten back $500,000 Here are some ways we help. of another $750,000 advanced Irving, with the rest tied up in Swiss banks. Irving and his wife Edith are currently Overnite Pass * TWA's terrific new money saver. It gets you guaranteed student dormitory accommoda¬ THE DOMINO'S serving jail terms for the hoax. IRVING tions (at the least) without advance reservations in 40 cities in the U.S.A., Canada and Mexico. were President afternoon. Nixon's wage-price extended for a year control powers by Congress late Monday For only $5.25 per night! U.S. A. Bonus Coupon Books. Take your TWA Youth Passport and THIRST QUENCHEE The House passed the bill and sent it to boarding pass to any TWA Ticket Office in Nixon after waiting for the Seante to overcome New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Same speedy free delivery, some internal maneuvering and approve the Washington, Denver, Los Angeles or measure. The presidential powers to impose San Francisco. You'll get a book of bonus but free pepsi's with your pizzas. inflation - fighting controls were to have coupons good for 50% off things and expired at absolutely free things like a free dinner at —'1 I midnight Monday. on Sen. Gale McGee, D-Wyo., had threatened to the Spaghetti Emporium in Boston, free With the order I I With the order tour of Denver by Gray Line, free pizza at I I delay the vote by talking until midnight unless he Anna Maria's Restaurant in Washington, o! a 12" Pizza of a 16" got Senate action on his postcard voter registration free admission to a flea market in bill, but McGee yielded the floor. Philadelphia and lots, lots more. Like we you receive I I you receive said, with TWA it pays to be young. For all I I President Nixon sent a tax reform package to the details write: TWA - IT PAYS TO BE YOUNG, Box 25, Grand Central Station, 2 tree Pepsi's I I I I 4 free Pepsi's New York, N.Y. 10017. Congress on Monday which is designed to strike at large sheltered incomes and to ease the burden of 351-7100 I I I I I I 351-7100 filling out tax forms. The tax package also includes Good with coupon thru Sun. Good with coupon thru Sun. - I I May 6 1973. No other coupon8! credits up to $500 for elderly May 6 , 1973 No other coupons , persons against real I I may be combined with this | estate taxes they pay and may be combined with up to $200 per child for ' I offer. Trow bridge Shop only it,his offer. Trowbridge Shop only. tuition payments to nonprofit | I private schools. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 1, 1973 3 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS antigovernment forces for the M.T!?e Monday ?ixon adm'nistration psychological effect of seizing Council may act released a provincial in Washington capital and for consolidating their a long-awaited control ?u^Cinmfnt fUing forth the official of southern Cambodia. hfirnHno '0" th* continued American The antigovernment forces control bonjing m support of Cambodian troops. Meanwhile, Cambodian about two-thirds of the government country and have soldiers cut off most of the attacking in the wake of U.S. B52 country's \Cambodion foe raids drove back highways. the Communist forces and broadened the defense perimeter besieged provincial capital around Field diplomats commanders indicated that most and foreign of the on sex measure of Takeo fighting is being done by Cambodian military | forced sources reported. Communists, with the North Vietnamese b Secretary of State William P. Rogers By JANE GEABERRY be against city policy. improvement plan. Also and the Viet Cong introduced the document into providing logistical and State News Staff Writer Other priority business excluded from funding was the record leadership support. or a Senate The will include a public hearing the Central School Foreign Relations Committee city's sexual hearing on U.S. policy in Indochina. In Vietnam, discrimination amendment on the 1973-74 proposed pedestrian overpass cited It an investigation team for to the antidiscrimination an article of the Vietnam peace Vietnam's International Commission of city budget. proposed in the capital or my, "ccord and President Nixon's constitutional authority as commander Control and Supervision inspected a commission helicopter that was downed in ordinance receive may action finally by city Major issues surrounding further funding may include improvements program. The city must pass the in chief of American northern South Vietnam on council today after more the elimination of federal budget by May 15, as military forces. April 7, to than a year of delay. outlined in the city charter. Rogers' 13-page determine whether it was off course when bike path funds by the State defends argument said"it has long been apparent that the conflicts the Viet Cong shot it down. The amendment has been Dept. A request for $91,310 Revisions in the budget can in in the hands of the Human Laos and Cambodia of the $117,810 allocated be made by council, usually are the closely related to The senior Relations Commission since for the 27-mile bike path after community input. conflict in Vietnam and, in fact, are Canadian commission so interrelated as to be considered member, Gen. Duncan McAlpine, conceded October, but a lack of system was rejected because "I want to hear what the part of a that the helicopter was off course as single conflict." voting members present and of low priority, the people have to say first," Takeo is claimed by the Viet Cong and denied conflicts over wording department said. However, Mary Sharp, city council a prime target of the by its civilian American pilots. prevented a Colburn is expected to member, said. recommendation by the request council approval for Other business will commissioners. The an advance of $50,000 to include Mayor Brookover's i grievance over censure commission request draft from received council the to begin bicycle construction this spring. path additional appointments to the Mass Transit Committee an amendment in Other issues may concern and a request for the February 1972. the lack of appropriations approval for renewal of the J Repas says rights violated Councilman Colburn helped speed up George the commission in March by requesting a for $75,000 a mass transit system, slated beautification of the alley behind the 100-200 block for Capital Area Transportation Authority's bus license. will The cable commission also recommend By DIANE SILVER concerning the Academic Repas filed a grievance motion. Cantlon, Repas' only other recommendation to council of Grand River Avenue and approval of the proposed I sun News Staff Writer Council's 1971 censure of with Provost John Cantlon Even though Harrison avenue to a within 30 days. the omission of funds for franchise agreement I Repas. professor of him for his part in the in hearing board, Bob October, 1972. Six concluded that policy had has already refused to set One of the major the Michigan Avenue - between National Cable Co. and industrial release of the faculty salary months later in April, he not been violated, setbacks to acting on the Harrison Street intersection and the list. Repas one up. city. j,tions. claims his rights received a letter from questioned Harrison's "I originally ordinance was the proposed He specifically charged asked the ue been denied under the Michael Harrison, the authority to decide that a provost to set up a board defining of duties of the ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ the council with engaging in Interim Faculty Grievance faculty grievance officer, hearing board would not be and commission to » Kocedure because the the administrative function of stating that Repas' grievance set up. he referred grievance to the faculty my "amicable promote relations" Piiza & Coke Special » milty grievance officer has punishment without ''could not Harrison between homosexuals, racial be replied: pted to set up a board to proper authority, and with violating due process. accomodated" under the faculty grievance officer has "The grievance officer for informal resolution," Repas and cultural groups and ^ S1.90 delivers a medium (12") 1 item Varsity Pizza and 2 large (16oz.) Cokes J -ai his grievance. grievance procedure. the power and obligation to explained. "Apparently the other individuals within the ■ Repas said in a State Repas said he plans to Harrison had concluded determine the appropriate provost is not about to set community. 7^ Qfi $2.90 delivers a King (16") 1 item lews interview that he had seek a court order forcing that no administrative act level at which a grievance one up either. The passage was revised ji. Varsity Pizza and 4 large (16oz.) Cokes. Equested that a board be the University to set up a violating existing policy was may be lodged." '"Hie faculty grievance to make it the commission's \/ol 1/4 4UiA 4n«ln> ^ Valid with this ad today, Tuesday, May 1, n ■ I . ■ J . ft il n. . 1 ted to hear his grievance hearing board. apparent in the censure Asked if the grievance officer and the provost have responsibility to promote ^ 1971 " officer has the power to and protect "human dignity Free Fast Hot Delivery begins at 6 P.m. conspired to deny me a prohibit a faculty member and respect for the human hearing board and neither from having a hearing board rights of all racial, cultural, * VARSITY: have the Council to weigh plan Harrison refused elaborate. He repeated his first answer word for word, to authority to do that," Repas stated. age, sex and sexually oriented groups within the community." Other * */-oof Long 1 arsity Dogs Warning Signal provisions *Hamburgers adding: "I believe that is a in the j * *Pin Pin balls be... The woman over 40, the amendment declare the complete answer." [or governance study 332-6517 woman in her change of life, The grievance procedure should be alert to unusual discrimination of any 1227 E.Grand River as outlined in the Faculty bleeding or discharge. It's prob¬ person because of race, age. I The Academic Council committee's course of advice was solicited Handbook states that the ably not, but could De a sign of uterine cancer — but only a sex or sexual orientation to ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ by the grievance officer has the physician can make the diag¬ K|| consider today a action. Steering Committee during power to recommend nosis. Give him a chance, urges proposed ad hoc committee ■o review academic will The governance review the past four weeks. dropping a grievance. the American Cancer Society. It could save your life. examine the The proposal will be "However, such a ance and a effectiveness of the submitted by James Bonnen, recommendation shall not IKommendation to change academic governance chairman of the Steering Getting It All Together be binding on the grievant," ty on the admission of structure as outlined in the Committee, in response to the handbook says. A complete checkup once a 51' (acuity to University Bylaws for Academic the request for ad hoc year — including important In this case, the cancer tests —is the best way ite study. Governance. Among its committee proposals by recommendation is binding, tn protect your health, says the duties, the committee will council members at the I Proposals for the ad hoc Repas said because Provost investigate the work of the April 2 meeting. ■onrcittee conducting standing committees and The council will also (oilman ce review will the role of the faculty and discuss a recommended tn composition of the students in the academic change in faculty graduate Committee, selection government. study drawn by the ps of members and The recommendation for Graduate Council. lk( charge for the the committee came after The council will recommend an amendment to the regulation governing Broker sente faculty study allowing a faculty member to earn a master's degree at MSU in a field outside a faculty [o r evading member's specialty. The amendment will prohibit earning credits toward a Foreign Language Books doctorate degree. ^DETROIT tait of (UPI) - The imprisonment and levy The regulation as it Selected New Books Selected Used Books a Detroit Steel $6 0,000 fine — the presently stands statesman wge was sentenced to maximum penalty for the MSU faculty member with 30% E 50% ii Monday for evading offense. Levine will go to the rank 0f assistant than Si million in Bl income taxes. Springfield May 10. professor or higher may not UST The charges against earn an advanced degree at ■ U.S. District Judge Philip * ordered Levine included evasion of MSU, however, he may do Student Book Store Harry S. his own individual income 62, Southfield, graduate work on a non tax and the income tax of fitted to a medical % for federal prisoners the Ewald Steel Co. of degree basis." The graduate committee CALE1 S8S which he is president. that outlined the ISpringfield, Mo., for Levine pleaded guilty last recommendation justified observation for no Dec. 8 to three counts of an wthan three months. jts stand restricting doctoral I™'wi" then reconsider indictment charging him work for two reasons: MAY 1-2. VAZOO with evading personal Guidance committee r I*®011 to sentence income taxes totaling I"118 to 30 years $651,448. He plead no members would have MAY 3-S • CHOPPER difficulty in critically judging contest to three counts Across from Olin at 421 Grand River a faculty colleague and the MAY 6" EARL 3CRU66S pmed robber charging him with evading total of $420,243 of the a doctoral degree relatively flexible creation is a 332 5069 J CHOPPER 39s $760 in corporate income tax of the guidance committee liability of Ewald Steel for and the freedom "should MAY 9- STYX (THiS O&OVP »$ HOT- Indent's room on wootxt* mtcMUt wcway WHY the 1965-67 fiscal years. not be abused." L*ibbard Hati reside"t MAY 10-13 : SONIMY FUNNIES J. '215 a.1 gunpoint of a.m. BOOKS Sunday. wh° refused to BUGGING MAY 14-S/EGfiLrSCHM/At.L Fen'H told campus j1*' ik 'years"old. came Worn two males, early Sunday, YOU? GO WAIT? MAY IS-IO MAY - REP XJ B: SUGNAUO SPCEDUMOOM r1w one with a gun SAVE <4.00 ^ tied him up on a BOWLING! 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Lower Level Union Building 355-3357^ -EDITORIALS- Long overdue no answer to The oft-boasted political grand jury and by Nixon's own conduct of those already 'I# I knew about the machine of Richard Nixon, after staff must continue until the 'OK, Mr. Press Secretary, gi Watergate CapeTi implicated in the affair points answers!' am I doing in the White House?' lumbering through the cesspool entire question has been not just to illegal political of last year's campaign, has thoroughly examined and the espionage such as the Watergate begun to show signs of rust and channels of government scoured break-in, but also to political has lost a few key cogs. clean. sabotage (deliberately and A 11 y . Gen. Richard Painful as the process massively misrepresenting Kleindienst and domestic inevitably will be, the public opponents' positions) and blithe advisers John Ehrlichman and H. must know the full truth. authoritarianism (the illegal R. Haldeman resigned Monday in Watergate cannot be allowed to seizure of files from Daniel the wake of the Watergate die a quiet death. Ellsberg's psychiatrist in possible investigation. White House connection with the Pentagon . And if I didn't know anything about the counsel John Dean, who has Papers case). What I affair. . . am doing in the White talked more about his part in the House? Watergate affair than the other Immorality as well as illegality is involved here. The three, had his resignation integrity of POINT OF VIEW the entire political system is "requested and accepted" by Nixon. suspect. The presidency itself The resignations were, as Gov. may Americans be tainted, though most - faced with the twin Write-On runs Milliken noted, "long overdue," agonies of impeachment or three By BETTY WIGGINS There were two other alternatives make money; I left the firm and half becaui but they do not end the matter. a more years under a Lansing resident for the client wishing research done. I saw that in certain cases it was male man who disregards the very laws As spring term rolls along toward could check with other Write • On Though they might seem to money at the expense of others he has to summer and final deadlines for papers offices from Minneapolis to Pittsburg one case, it was a signal a convenient end to public sworn uphold - must student who ne approach, I find that my old for researchers in a particular area. received payment for agonizing over the affair, the perforce cling to the belief that employer, Write - On, Inc., has been in There was also a library of 1,000 to he research pan had sold on resignations in and of themselves Nixon had no knowledge of any the news again. Friends have brought consignment 1,500 research papers on hand which another, it was for advertising spact prove nothing. illegal activities. to my attention Points of View by the could be adapted to the individual's a local entertainment guide which I Student • Faculty Judiciary, who has reasearch, whether from the library or been recently started Whatever the case, the public by two y0 For Kleindienst, friends have apparently tried cases arising from custom ordered, would be adapted men in East been implicated; for Ehrlichman must know the full truth. The research bought from Write - On, and • by the client, not used varbatim and for use of Lansing. In a third, graphic design with it] days ahead must, unfortunately, by a graduate student who has graded claiming original authorship, which payment to an advertising a| and Haldeman, public talk has research he concluded must have would be plagiarism. Many research The affair goes deeper than be a time for the innocent to be husband ran at the time. made it impossible for them to originated from Write - On. Moreover, firms currently in business have their function properly. But still there the four men who resigned tested by fire and the guilty to the attorney general's office instituted clients sign a statement to the effect Time passes and businesses d is no mention of guilt except by Monday, just as it went deeper be consumed. Absolute purity action against Write • On. for that the material purchased will be Write than the seven men who were may be too much to ask, but "subverting the process of higher used as research only, following court - On may have changed! implication. radically since the time I was tM education." I am not surprised to see decisions which left this loophole. and I may just be The separate investigations convicted of the actual break-in corruption certainly cannot the state and the University calling on dwelling on jua If one places value on things which from my experiences of a of Watergate by the Ervin Select of Democratic National continue to be tolerated or the research firm to justify its contribute to the would like to see them prove year aj Senate committee, by a federal Headquarters last summer. The covered up. existence. good of the community, then one cannot see that thej providing a complementary servid However, Write On can juggle Write On is in business to help the university community - words as easily as its critics; I seriously • students and others with their research of involve^ any type in an open] wonder whether anyone but the research. Write On is in business to businesslike - manner. buying public can put Write - On out Sign law curbs of business. The official position of Write - On while I was employed there (March to July, 1972) was that we were offering a research service to all who desired it. The East Lansing City tough new ex post facto begin with, but these signs Theoretically, Write - On is set up Planning Commission is to handle any research, and while I provision to the city sign certainly don't help. was there we did receive requests for considering the addition of a ordinance. The measure could The other than University course - related effectively eliminate the city planning commission's proposed ex post topics - not many, to be sure, but we obnoxious free standing signs did receive them. My research staff at facto ordinance would replace and flashing neon lights along that time could not easily handle the temporary ordinance that them, and I referred these orders to Grand River Avenue that ruin beauty of the expires in August. If the new other offices across the country. the esthetic regulations are approved, the city Nonetheless, Write - On would deal community. with any research people would pay could require businessmen to for. remove signs that don't conform Currently a temporary sign The majority of our orders came with the stringent ordinance. from University students ordinance in East Lansing attending classes at MSU, Lansing Community prohibits the erection of new The city of Ann Arbor has William Whiting, editor-in-chief; Michael College, Central Michigan, Western Fox, managing editor; Bob Novosad, signs on Grand River Avenue. already passed such an ordinance Michigan and tiny schools like editorial editor. but has already been taken to Hillsdale, Olivet and names I had never John Lindstrom, campus editor; Jim The ordinance effectively Bush, city editor; Mike Cody, copy chief: court by short-minded heard of before. What kind of student blocks new visual pollution, but businessmen with no eye to the would buy a research paper from Write Craig Porter, photo editor; Lynn Henning. does nothing to relieve the f uture - On? Of course there were those who sports editor. beauty of the city. didn't want to bother with a topic in Beth Ann Masalkoski: advertising congestion of signs already along Hopefully East Lansing will not which manager; Lee Lockwood, asst. advertising they had only superficial manager; John Greening, asst. advertising East Lansing's main roadways. have to face the same problem interest. But there were also the manager; Al Kirleis. circulation manager. late this summer when the new students who were working close to Studies have shown that these sign ordinance is scheduled to full - time to put themselves through Members of the board of directors: Vic signs interfere with the take effect. school and those students who were Spaniolo, president; Debbie White, vice president; Carolyn Stieber, secretary - concentration of drivers and are carrying 20 - 25 credits and did not treasurer; I rank Senger; Roland Williams; have the time to give due effort to all Tom Riordan; Al Wilke; Michael Orr. safety hazards, as well as hideous The city needs a strong their work. These were the clients who eyesores. The signs are ugly and ordinance to control the abuses would benefit most by a research The Michigan State News is a seven - time detract a great deal of beauty of recipient of the Pacemaker Award for unchecked visual sign service, who probably could least outstanding journalism. from the city. Cynics may say pollution afford it and who may have felt a along Grand River East Lansing isn't beautiful to Avenue. twinge of guilt about doing it, but saw no other alternative. thoughts about reporting an awful scholarship programs for men! Disgusted crime' exploited the athlete and crl Roberta E. Jasine Detroit freshman numerous problems for the coaj Two To the Editor: We were very much disgusted with April 24, 1973 Does equality in women's programs mean that we :nust the mistakes of the men's progri emj the State News' story of April 24 which dealt with the exploitation of the two rape victims of Campbell Hall. No ins our Furthermore, why does present coaches are unq WrighJ Our disgust was further augmented Carol Davis was selected as assB To the Editor: coach for the U.S. volleyball by Thursday's editorial "SN made a J< Cents mistake in rape inquiry story." Are we to assume from now on that Pam Wright's article resignation of Carol Davis shows little, if any, insight into women's athletics. on the traveling to Moscow for the games. Mkkie Baile is a member oj any MSU coed who reports a rape will We would like to know what U.S. field hockey touring team.J get complete coverage in the State grounds Wright feels the applicability on Hatton' was a seeded professj News? tennis player. Their win-loss r and the validity of Davis' philosophies to be admired. We fully agree that, in order to are on the functioning of the sports minimize rape, such incidents should Unquestionably, the woj Worth Kellogg be reported. However, the State News has program have been questionable? Who is Wright speaking for when she favors athletic scholarships for athletic program should be seriously. If the State News v contributed to the anguish and report women's sports fullyl women? Certainly not the majority of embarrassment of these women. correctly, a step would be taken il women coaches and athletes. Our The women of Campbell Hall right direction. _ . cJ To the Editor: April 26,1973 primary purpose in attending college Is Bonnie Snj LETTER POLICY worked in the Kellogg Center kitchen, I to acquire knowledge, not to become Alexandria, Va. s I was a little dismayed at the The State have this News welcomes all letters. Letters "sad" account of the student waitress never seen regulation enforced. It might also be noted that professional athletes. Present And four other women atnj from Kellogg Center who shared her to the editor should be typed double space with 65 story with the public in the April 17 State News. I was also a student every employe (including the students) who takes his break in the cafeteria Thank during the week is able to drink, and Wrong space counts on each line. Letters must be signed and include hometown, student, employe in the kitchen for four years and can empathize with her more than often eat, what they will free of charge. To the Editor: Thank you for your very informative and large detailed report to faculty or staff standing, feelings. However, I feel thai her views on working conditions at the center Over the past years I have often concerning the alleged rape incident of To the Editor: The editors of the State News made by unthinking or prejudicedI p A local phone number and endured the pains of a student due to printing their natnes,..„ri are uncomplete. March 24 at Campbell Hall. than one serious mistake on you have no excuse for revealing more local address. No unsigned employe, possibly even more so since I Yes, it is true that regulations It was really terrific of you to laud April 24. You stated that the letters will be accepted, but was a student cook at the time. I felt, the women for reporting the crime - names of Unless it publicly chanw the State News will involving University policy in the however, that conditions were much the women involved in the rape case policy, the State News adds H kitchens are stringent and sometimes by giving as many of the degrading and were a key element in the story. This of withhold author's name in unrealistic concerning eating in the better working at Kellogg Center than humiliating details as possible, is untrue. It is not standard policy for humiliation of victims rapej extreme cases. Letters may at any of the residence hall kitchens. guilty of preventing othe!l be edited for kitchen, but I personally know several As a former including specific names, residences any responsible newspaper to print the from reporting such crimes to h clarity and food director for the student employes whose food costs at and testimonies to the general public of women involved in rape conciseness so more letters center once said, "If anyone ever names further embarrassment. 1 home considerably lessened of MSU. The story is that two women can be accommodated. are because of the kitchen's own policy leaves this kitchen hungry, it's his own And I think it was especially nice of cases. have the courage to try to put a publishing articles deplo ■ Letters will not be edited fault." position in which victims rs Watergate and an alleged men before they were called Gordon Liddy. situation is cleaned up, if it in Clemente at an unspecified San Byrne revealed he had been Committee, which was recently established to dispense part of the State News profits to other student Boudin also names can be cleaned up." date and was introduced to given a 10-day-old Justice publications. to testify at the trial. Irjlary of an office former special presidential Boudin said he felt President Nixon. He said ^ memo reporting that The appointees, John Braden, Rochester sophomore, I,dining Ellsberg's The witnesses Boudin counsel Charles W. Colson; revelations which would there was no discussion of Liddy and Hunt had and Joyce Conway, St. Petersburg, Fla. junior, will serve on Tjbiatric records. wants to call to a special John W. Dean III, fired come out of affidavits and burglarized the office of the committee until the ASMSU Search and Selection ■Attorney Leonard hearing include former anything related to the Ellsberg's Committee recommends permanent Monday as presidential testimony "we think, will psychiatrist to get appointments. The two lylin said he wants to Atty.Gen. John N. Mitchell, Pentagon Papers trial and at Ellsberg's appointees were recommended counsel; Watergate trial mean the end of this case." that he refused psychiatric by The Grapevine Journal. Ef out whether the just-resigned Atty. Gen. prosecutor Earl Silbert; "I am certain," defense the offer until to consider the trial's records, Grafton said. Justice Dept. criminal attorney Leonard Weinglass end. division chief Henry E. told the judge later,"that "The mere fact of the Vomen initiated Peterson and Robert C. this case should not go to contact,'' said Mardian, former assistant the jury under the cloud Weinglass,"raises some attorney general who that now sits it." questions in Here's a personal over our minds of became political Weinglass is Russo's chief |y honors society what was in Mr. coordinator of the attorney. Ehrlichman's mind when he by-tour freshmen women were initiated as members Correction Weinglass also asked that Ehrlichman be questioned contacted the court." Both attorneys calculator that's different. L* 1973-74 Tower Guard in ceremonies this morning at about his intentions when complained bitterly about ■uouil May Morning Sing held [owe Guard is the at Beaumont Tower, honorary society for sophomore A Friday's story appearing in State News on he contacted Byrne about possible appointment as FBI the prosecutor's report to the court that no further It's got what students need id it MSU. Membership into this society is based director last month. information careers incorrectly stated regarding the inly on academic standing. The top 250 women from [freshman class were interviewed by present Tower that department MSU's was tourism set up ...square roots, scientific Id members; from those interviewed, 54 were selected |tbe basis of their service, character, scholarship and primarily for work in travel notation, and more... Gary's Campus agencies. Classes in tourism Btal leadership. oriented are not solely [V MSU Men's Glee Club sang at the initiation of the towards travel agency work, |iTover Guard. but also in careers in Beauty Salon jwing the ceremonies at Beaumont Tower, a international business, a was held at the Union for the women their political science and other at price you , d. present Tower Guard members. President and Mrs. areas. a ton and several other members of the MSU faculty, Also the story can afford. $149.95. ire Guard is primarily a service organization to help incorrectly stated that is still students at MSU. 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Court three of the IM Building is the setting there is nothing to get your in DuPree's shadow last Flanker will be for today's 1 p.m. paddlebal! match between hands on. But new MSU year, Kentuckian Jim a key economics professor Larrowe and executive Vice coach Denny Stolz and aide Cordery who has switched position this fall and Stolz has a bundle of talent to fill President Breslin - a match at least one observer - de ■ camp Jimmy Raye from fullback, Bill Klotz, that slot. Damond Mays is views as areplayof last year's battle. have revealed that Spartan Gary Hughes and Greg Local sports enthusiast and distinguished football will take wing this Rimoldi have also put in a currently running a strong economics professor Walter Adams is a traditional bid for the tight end spot. campaign for that position. year. supporter of underdogs, but he admits he has no At "Damond is a real prize," Stolz has weaved the split end the illusions about this match. Power I into the MSU candidates are man.fold as is Raye said of his former "I expect the administrator will be organized, offensive make - up in hopes the talent. Brendon Barber, junior college all Dane Fortney, Mike Hurd, American. "He has fantastic goal-oriented, prepared and ruthless - whereas the of giving quarterbacks Mark Mike Jones and Bob Parise ability. Damond is professor will be disjointed, slow-moving and Niesen and Charles Baggett will all vie for the starting deceptive, quick and is physically unfit," he surmised. time to put the football in seldom tackled in a one • on Larrowe said he is dropping the violent tactics the air. berth. • one situation. He can do he employed last year. Raye, receiver coach, Jones got the starting "I have received the knowledge, as they say, cites the loss of Billy Joe nod last year as a many things well and we're and will kill Breslin with love," he promised. DuPree as a big chunk out sophomore when Hurd going to make it a point to get the ball to him." Tiger Jack isn't running scared, but he admits of the pass catching corps. injured his shoulder. A 4.5 the pressure man in the 40 yard dash, is getting to him. "Billy Joe was probably Backing up Mays at "I haven't been eating or sleeping well," the the best tight end in the Hurd has good size and flanker will be Tony executive vice president said. "I've tried to run to country last year," he said. Raye calls him "the best all Ransom. A senior with around receiver we have." get in shape, but the knees are going." "You just can't replace - BRESLIN LARROWE An all - city quarterback playing experience. Ransom IM Director Frank Beeman, who prefers to people like that in one is out of spring drills with a remain neutral, said his supervisors would be for Detroit Kettering, Jones "I have received the year." dislocated shoulder. But the "I haven't been eating or sleeping well alerted to anticipate a large crowd. knowledge, as Number one candidate to will try to secure his outside they say, and will kill Breslin with swift Detroit native will be — I've tried to run, but the knees are "There is really nothing we can do about it, inherit DuPree's spot is 6-2, spot again this year but he'll love." have to stave off the likes of ready to go this fall. going." however," Beeman confessed. 216 pound junior Mike State News photo Another prospect for a State News photo bv Giacamo Leopard i unavailable for by Dale Atkins Smith. Fortney and Paul Dale Atkins was receiver job is Jesse comment. "Mike has tremendous Manderino, who has been Williams. A former running potential," Raye said. "He relegated to tight end from mate of Eric Allen, Williams suffered various injuries the past two years and will now UPSET VICTORY FOR WOMEN make a run at catching the ball. Netters capture Big 10 title Mike Danielewicz, a Man of veteran, Mihaiu sophomore John and a group of fledglings including Mike Cobb, Garald Hull and Tom By PAM WRIGHT championship title with 57 took the number singles title defeating one number two doubles title, there and won it. State News Sports Writer points. Ohio State took her taking the most points for IaMancha Bruggentheis round receiving prospects. out the to Big An all out team effort led the women's tennis team an upset victory in the Ten championship second place honors with 43 points; Wisconsin, who took the championship last year, tallied 42 points for third; Wisconsin opponent, 6-1, and 6-2. Sophomore Stephenson won the 7-5, Cathy the team. Sophomore Dickieson and Becky freshman to "I think Indiana being able tournament," Hattq continued, "made the before to t tournament this weekend in Indiana Kathy Jo Bock both lost in difference. Our performan University took number three singles title the finals. Junior Diana Madison, Wis. fourth with 40 points and there (Indiana) gave us tl against an Ohio netter by D'Angelo took the number confidence and experien The Spartan netters, the University of Michigan the scores, 7-5, 6-0. two singles consolation after settling for a fifth took fifth place with 20 that we needed." Sophomore Allison Scruggs match. place finish in the points. also captured a title, "The matches were a lot The netters are able tournament last year, came "We went into the defeating her Indiana harder than the scores rest and enjoy their victo back to capture the tournament with a lot of opponent by an easy, 6-2, indicate,'' Hatton this week but are back ffl desire," Elaine Hatton, 6-1 margin. Stephenson and commented. "The girls season competition May coach of the women's tennis Scruggs also captured the never gave up, they stuck in facing Alma College. team, said. "It was just a tremendous team effort. It took all six of the girls to do it and each of them supported and helped one another." Five of the six Spartan netters went into final competition. Sophomore Sue Selke The final month of the Detroit then plays at J 1973 season gets underway DETROIT (UPI) • An Louis and hosts Chical for the MSU baseball squad opener with PITTSBURGH, before closing with tl today the Spartans face a closer with MIAMI, and as Dolphins. nonconference foe Eastern more tough games in Michigan in a doubleheader between are what face the MONTREAL at Ypsilanti. DETROIT LIONS in their Coach Danny Litwhiier first year under coach Dan CLARKE , Philadi'lphJ said Flyers' center, has I Monday that McCafferty. righthander DUANE The Lions are at named the National Hork^ BICKEL and League player of the y lefty Pittsburgh Sept. 16 for a JOHNNY WADD FESTIVAL! by the publishers of tl ELLIOTT MOORE would nationally televised game. "FLESH OF THE LOTUS! RED" start for the Big Ten - Detroit's regular season ends Hockey News. "HIGH FASHION MODELS!" GtEMi HACKMAN leading Spartans against the Dec. 15 at Miami in a The international hockfl Httrons. weekly also selected < Cinena X, at the corner of Logan and Jolly is THE FRENCH Litwhiier also mentioned Saturday night game. Detroit goes to Green Crozier of Buffalo top coach, and Sam us Pollof ilfl bringing you the best in adult films. Our box office that he would continue to Bay for its second game, but of the Montreal Canadiel opens every day at 11:45. "Flesh of the Lotus" shows at noon, 2:45, 5:15, 8:00, 10:45. "High CONNECTION put Bill Simpson first and Amos Hewitt second in the then has five of its next six contests at Tiger Stadium. It as the outstanding in their major awards. executij Fashion Models" at 1:30, 4:05, 6:45, 9:30. Friday batting order. The two hosts Atlanta and Minnesota and Saturday we have a complete after midnite show. switched spots for the first before going to New vm MIVE IN THEATRE time against the University Orleans, then returns home Absolutely no one under 18 admitted. If films of frank sexuality offend you please do not attend this of Detroit Friday. to play Baltimore, Green MICHAEL KAY MSU will return to Bay and San Francisco. theatre. VALERIE SLADE carded! « oma OfWS «T 7:00«WST«n *r 7:30 JJ7 M00 conference action Friday, The Lions have road 70 to win the mix« facing Michigan in Ann games at Minnesota and Arbor. The two teams will Chicago after the Forty doubles golf tournamef SHIER MS UKXKCTEI TERROR! I TOUGH. UTTER UTTIE SLEEPER OF I also meet Saturday in East Niners, and then host the Saturday at Forest Ak^ MOVIE MOOT FOUR TIMES AS G000 AS WO (east) golf course. EXPECT! Lansing. Both contests are Washington Redskins on Individual winners v single games. Thanksgiving Day. Slade with a 74 by Calloway handicap systd EAST HOUSE 8SLEFI LADY Ciqerna(x) "ffieatfe and Marilyn Kempsky wi| I a raw score of 46. lEi^Kl Corner of Logan and Jolly Rd., 882-0236 For the men, ENOUGH SEX FOR ADUtTS 0NLY nabbed both the Callow| I Luck and scratch categories vr THE MOST BRUTAL 90 MINUTES EVER THE ENTIRE FRENCH \ 36 and 39 respectively. EXPERIENCED! FOREIGN LEGION! 6® bloo^j? Persons under IB will positively not be admitted ID CARD REQUIRED Presenting a special preview party ana screening 7:00 p.m., May 4, $15.00 per person. Premiere showings :|AND! John Lee at 9:30, 11:00, 12:30, at $5.00 per person. Advance tickets for all shows available at Box Office. Call 882 the penetrating story 0237. Hooker - of a 15 year old girl. for 2 Nights Only VALKIN Jjolly Pop Class Thurs, May 3 TALL] Fri, May 4 k!orJUDY of44 In McDonel Klva At 8 p.m. 8< 10:30 p.m. U PARKING Student Tickets $1.50 in advance $2.00 at the door ADULT X MOVIES I Discount! Advance Tickets On Sale At | MON.and TUES DRIVE IN THEATEk Open at 7:00 p.m. Elderly Instruments Complete how :• 1/2 off reg admission Marshall Music Student Union >: with MSU ID! Feature 7:30 • 9:30 ACADEMY AWARD Mariah Office Open M-F, 12 5 353 - 9540 , WED&G§AT Cf WINNER BEST FOREIGN - STARTS WEDNESDAY MAY 2nd FIRST TIME together in Michigan! Coming Attractions: V SOYLENTj II "DEEP THROAT" and Johnny Wadd "THE DISCREET ADMISSION *3.00 GREEN' in "TROPIC OF PASSION" CHARM OF THE May 1 8 John Prine (Special Student Rates!) COUPLES SS.OO BOURGEOISIE" May 19 Steve Goodman off with ad May 31, June 1& 2 Leo Kottke State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Tuesday, May l, 1973 7 Nixon aides lose jobs (continued from page 1) Rep. John E. Moss, D-Calif., said the House should set up a special panel to look into the possibility of impeaching Nixon. Lports car enthusiasts The announcement of the personnel shakeup at the pinnacle of government followed a weekend of seclusion o if P e 1 Lkhana I* sponsored for the President in which he talked at with Haldeman and Ehrlichman, Camp David, Md. .„e MSU Sports respectively his chief of staff and assistant for domestic affairs. Ic.r Club Sunday. Haldeman, 46, regarded as the most powerful man on About 40 driven the White House staff, said in a statement that it had .t.-nP""1 ,0 become "virtually impossible. . . for me to carry on my I negotiate the course regular responsibilities in the White House" because of what marked with pylons at he called allegations, innuendos and a "flood of stories L, Meridian Mall arising everyday from all sorts of sources." Ehrlichman, 48, had remained relatively untouched by r'state News photo recent Watergate disclosures until last week when it was Dale Atkins disclosed acting FBI Director L. Patrick by Gray III destroyed sensitive documents given him by Ehrlichman and Dean. Gray resigned last Friday, hours after that report was L published. The President added Dean's duties to those of consultant Leonard Garment. He said Garment would special represent the administration in all matters relating to the Watergate investigation, reporting directly to the President. kiss/nger from our wire services to visit Kremlin for talks on Before the Watergate scandal, there was some sentiment Capitol Hill to water down, rather than strengthen, a recent campaign finance law requiring public reports of campaign donations and spending. The Watergate affair unfolded by stages — the latest Kissinger's talks in Moscow will center on •a general survey of the Indochina LhingTON - President Nixon's top the following Soviet and other Communist goods beginning with President Nixon's announcement April 17 topics for the situation, with particular focus on that there were major developments in the case. Eoul security adviser, Henry A. Nixon-Brezhnev summit: power commitments not to big imported into this country. The first stage concluded Jan. 30 with the conviction of eer will go t0 Moscow on Friday to •A declaration ship new heavy Last week, presidential setting out concrete weapons into Vietnam. press secretary James W. McCord Jr. and G. Gordon » final arrangements for Communist guidelines for the second plase of the Ronald Ziegler announced an "anticipated" Liddy on charges on Leader Leonid Brezhnev's U.S. visit. Soviet-American negotiations on strategic- •improvement meeting between Kissinger and Hanoi conspiracy, burglary and wiretapping. Five men had pleaded guilty earlier to the same charges. ■Linger, who leaves Thursday, will arms limitations, now under way in of Soviet-American trade relations, including what Brezhnev can do negotiator Le Due Tho in Paris in mid-May. On March 23, when he sentenced Tmss all items that Brezhnev and Nixon Geneva, Switzerland. publicly during his visit to help the Nixon White House sources said that date still has of 6 to 20 years, Federal Liddy to a prison term fcover during tneir Washington summit. L Kissinger's return, an announcement •A formula for moving ahead on the trade bill through Congress. That bill calls not been set and that Kissinger does not Judge John J. Sirica disclosed a letter by McCord that claimed political negotiations over mutual and balanced plan to stop in Paris on his way home from pressure had been for ending tariff discrimination applied to keep the seven defendants silent, that there was ■ the exact dates of the Brezhnev visit is force reduction, between East and West in against Moscow. perjury at the trial and that others were involved. Tected. Kissinger's talks in the Kremlin Europe. Those preparatory talks at the Elist four or five days. ambassadorial level are currently being held ■ According to informed sources. in Vienna. tomography debate What we take off when you take off this summer llated by GOP group ■The Capitol County theater, at the corner of Dr. Terry Burge, lpublicans ■ will Logan Street and Jolly Road, and Frank Pinner, president of Stamp Out i0r a forum on Dirty Obscene Movies, and pphy at 8:00 p.m. professor of political science Ted Swift. Lansing lawyer at MSU and past president esdav at Joe Joseph's favoring litigation, will be tgovl. 2122 N. Logan of the Lansing American on the con side. ■lieadmission is $1. Civil Liberties Union, will Cliff Taylor, be on the pro side of the moderator-spokesman IJames Williamson, for t of the Cinema X pornography question. the Republican group, said the main purpose of the forum is "inform Contest rules public on to a very important the topic." Si deadline fur entries The writer's name should k fifth annual Creative not the 33,/s% appear on After you ve conjured up visions of a better summer, we II if Contest has been led until Friday, is Pace, director of manuscript but should be placed in a sealed envelope with the writer's address rsigt*;*"0 ™=^-STATE NEWS 1/3 off the ticket that'll give it to you Present your American Airlines club card at the airport for the next available f ight All givq you Waayfarer flights are on a stand-by | contest, said all entries and phone number and basis. The card is valid until your 22nd birthday ik) be submitted by 5 should accompany the h. Friday to the Red entry. lir Review office, 325 nil Hall. Beal Co-Operative International ■Prizes of $100, $50 and Proudly Presents f will be awarded to first, I and third place ws in the categories of Two of the Wildest Mind poetry. Jlories should be Films ® d individually and in groups of no more ever to play at Canadie MSU are now playing g executij irds. Tortured with each other! off If you re 40-50% A 6REAT PORNOGRAPHK DOUBLE FEATURE lor Christ! HARLOT I Q/ Off Wherever you re going, you r( planning on seeing New E Y, carded! M THE DEFINITIVE X ■ mj going to have to eat when you get there, and we re giving you money c York, you can plan on seeing some good theater We ve set up a theater club that allows you as much as 50% off on eh ournamel mixj Harlot is an incredibly explicit filmic experience. Harlot is on food too Restaurants across the country will be Off-Broadway and Broadway shows There will be a special £1 totally graphic. On the same program is another astounding rest Akl erotic film. honoring your card with a 10% discount number to call in New York City to find out what s available iners wd i If12 THeCOnfKCMCD W 1by THE ULTIMATE X ap systa These two full length adult films comprise the most ipsky wi tumultuous double feature ever shown on campus. In combination they are a sexual holocost on the screen. len, Kj Shown In 100 SHOWTIMES: ■ Callow! Milan Haimovici Engineering HARLOT 7:00 and 9:30 jories wi Tonight CONFISCATED 8:10 and 10:40 ADMISSION: $2.00 ively. This program is rated X - very X • you must he 18 or older - J*3" castor M,|Jn all patrons will be checked tor nroot of age. 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Folk music cards- only $3 And you can JOHN Q TRAVILLER / New York. NY 10017 pick up an application It s a good thing to have KbrZ. Chr:'0Q f"■ American Airlines - ENT Plus our ToTheGood Life. •EN 1 !£.'» r | Pitcher Special . 6:00^ 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May \t If mind, C STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED a garage sale is on your 355-8255 Don't forget to tell everyone with a Classified Ad. ' FRANKLY SPEAKING' Employment •»! | Apartments Apartments fl dqssific adsc CHEVELLE MALIBU 1965 - OLDS F85 - wagon 1964. MODELS WANTED, $8 per GRADUATE OR married good condition, $450. Call Excellent mechanics, some students, large 1 bedroom SUMMER APARTMENTsI rest between 8-10pm. 332-0460. 3-5-2 body rust, $150. 351-3843. 3-5-4 hour. Hours 12pm - 12am. Phone 489-1215. 10-5-10 furnished, ideal living conditions, near campus. close included. to campus, Call ^ _ June and September leases 332-5048. 3-5-2 PHONE 355-8255 MAN NEEDED to assist CHEVROLET 197 2, - piNTO 1972 4700 miles. - handicapped male, share $180. 882 2316. 487-3216 347 Student Services Bldg. COUNTRY LIVING Townsman station wagon, 6 warranty good, $1795. Call off-campus two bedroom 482-2937. 20-5-21 "fllrl - passenger, equipped new with tires, 337-1845.332-4014.5-5-7 apartment. Good pay, hours 25 man or graduate t0 shj°l AUTOMOTIVE power flexible. Call 6 9pm, Mall, apartment near MerJ Scooters & Cycles steering, power brakes, PLYMOUTH FURY III 1969 - 355-4015. 7-5-4 $70/ month round. Available * Parts & Service automatic transmission. 2 door hardtop, power June X Aviation factory air, condition. $2,895. 372-4550, excellent factory air, good condition, MATURE WOMAN to assist in o.30am 351 0623 bJ 349-9295. 3-5-2 of child and through 1 n care light 332-3124 after EMPLOYMENT 8-5pm weekdays. 5-5-1 housekeeping, 9-2 weekdays. Mary. 3-5-2 5 2j FOR RENT PONTIAC, 1968 - tempest, 3 - CHEVY II 1964, automatic, Phone 393-9095. 3-4-4 - speed. Best offer. Call Apartments power steering, radio, body 351-3119.5-5-2 SUMMER at GlMl NEEDED startlnH Houses rough, $75. Mr. Weaver, PART TIME, 8 men needed own Rooms 355-2300, days. 3-5-3 PONTIAC GRAND — during Spring term. $300 / BURCHAM room, close 1 PRIX - 351-5979. 3-5-2 month. Phone 489-3494. FOR SALE 1972, exceptionally clean, WOODS CHEVY 1955 - 4 door, Arizona many accessories. Call C-5-31 Spend your SUMMER poolslde Animals car. Call after 5pm, 482-9776.5-5-1 Enjoy the best In summer living apartment, upstairs < Mobile Homes LOST & FOUND 694-3182. 4-5-2 TLL YOUTELLWHY I'M SUCH A SAD •Heated Pool •Ample Parking "Laundry * Air Cond. carpeted, $125.'' REBEL 1969 included. 332-1189. PERSONAL CITROEN 1967 - Michelin condition, must — excellent sell! Call SALESMAN LAt>Y .BECAUSE •Nicely Furnished 3.5J Summer Leases •PEANUTS PERSONAL tires, runs good, $200 offer. 337-0713. 5-5-3 or 355-0944 5-7pm. 4-5-1 PhD AEROSPACE IN SCIENCES!' ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMEN - a mobile Studio Apts. $125 mo. 1 MAN Rent FOR through 4~rnan~apar,md REAL ESTATE 1 Bedroom $140 term Ootfl housing giant is seeking two of RECREATION DATSUN 1972 - 510, 4 door, TOYOTA 1972, COROLLA vinyl roof, - 1600, low Post Office Bo* 1523 East Lansing, Michigan 48823 (2) draftsmen with college 2 Bedroom $165 mo. mo. summer Apartments, |ease; call J Sec. Deposit - $100 353.1J SERVICE sharp, vinyl top. 353-3176. mileage. Call 355-7531 8am background and some mobile 3-5-1 745 Burcham Dr. 351-3118 Instruction 3-BL5/2 5pm. 5-5-4 experience or draftsman who desires to learn and grow at or 484 4014 SUMMER SUBLEASE Typing Service FORD COUNTRY sedan station 4| TRANSPORTATION wagon, 1967. light blue, A-1 TRIUMPH 1972 - TR6, our and pace. Unusual challenge excellent LAKE LANSING, lake front apartment, pool, ™ mi|es extras, $3550. Call salary. Fee conditioning. Capita WANTED condition, owner, teacher. 393-6392 4-5-4 paid. Call David Southworth, living deluxe. One bedroom, Apartments. Phone 339-2561. 4-5-4 1 HONDA 1970 - 450 racing LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 years SOUTHWORTH stove, refrigerator, drapes, 10-54 332-83| cams, excellent condition. experience in all types of PERSONNEL ASSOCIATES shag carpet, $165 plus ••RATES** J" VEGA 1971 - HATCHBACK. Must see! 3559401. 2-5-2 electric. 339-2075. 4-5- 4 FORD ECONOLINE van, 1966, 110hp, new radial tires. Good flight training. Approved for INC., 694-3321. B-1-5-1 MAKIGOLD APT; radio, heater, carpeting, good veterans. FRANCIS condition, $475. 351-3479. 4-5-4 gas miieage. Excellent condition. 353-0977. 4-5-4 NORTON 1971, 750cc, COMMANDO red, Brittish - AVIATION. Call 484-1324. Airport C-5-31 Road. CLAIMS ADJUSTOR 126 MILFORD deluxe, 2 man Now®]1nMari|°ld. Fall. Large 1 TRAINEE - business for summer sublet, 332-8481. bedroom WORDS imported, excellent oriented completely furnished. Ni VEGA GT ig72 Hatchback. 4 college graduates 5-5-7 condition. 351-3174. 5-5-7 carpeted. 1 3 FORD VAN needs - 1963, runs fair. engine work. $125. speed Tjnted cu|tom glass jnteriof Excellent Employment JUL if ■ with stability and personal maturity are offered 1 MAN needed for appt. 1-854S, call S170/ up. 337-7328 YAMAHA 1971 - 650cc. 3,500 condition. 355-4453. 5-5-2 exceptional growth potential next to campus. Summer miles. $1,000. Call 627-2098. 2 MAN APARTMENT to su SUMMER JOBS. Excellent for opportunities in a national rates. Cell collect. 629-2356 FORD GALAXIE 1966 - good 5-5-7 teachers and college students. corporation. Fee paid. Salary between 3-5pm. 5-5-7 summer. Air c condition, $300, best offer. VOLKSWAGEN 1967 - Established $8,000 plus, full benefits and Close. 351-1764.5-5-3 or motorcycle trade. Call s°uareback. good condition, BSA 650, 1970 - runs well, local business company car. Phone Mike 355-5824. 10-5-8 AM/FM, must sell, $500. $625. Call Bruce, after expanding, needs sales EAST LANSING - Snyder SUMMER Phone 482-6151. 5-5-1 personnel full or part time. Keen, SOUTHWORTH Saturday. 332-4169. 1-5-1 - Road, lower duplex, 2 FORD SUPERVAN 1969. Extremely high commission ASSOCIATES, 694-3321. 3-5-3 INC., bedroom, 4 man, furnished, ONLY SlJo'pw mo. Michelin tires New shocks VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER - YAMAHA 1971 - 250MX, runs per month. Call 393-9774. parking, $260 per month. DEADLINE brakes and exhaust system! 1970 P°P "">• new radial good, clean, extras, asking 5-5-4 WHERE IT'S all at Call 349-4157. 5-6-7 Southeast 1 P.M. one class day Call 372-8278 after 6pm ,lres- 24°0° mi,es. new $550. 489-4930. 4-5-4 - 4.5.I engine, excellent condition, TEACHER NEEDED Metropolitan Michigan, before publication. - CLOSE TO CAMPUS Furnished clean, reasonable, 355-5902 DIMONDALE $50,000 by the time you are TRIUMPH 500 1968, 9,000 2-man apartment. June to GTO 1969 Judge. Excellent after 6pm. 6-5-7 - CO-OPERATIVE 30. Aggressive able people 337-7328 or 351-85451 miles, very s,ood condition. September, $140/ month. Cencellations/Corrections condition, 34,000 miles. NURSERY, September only. PRUDENTIAL LARGE TWO party furni $600 or best offer. 393-5998 Year lease available. 12 noon one class day Must sell. Call 489-0447. VW SUPER BEETLE 1971, INSURANCE CO.. - after5pm. 4-5-4 through May. For 351-4176, 332-4201 after before publications. 5-5-2 yellow, stick, good condition, applications, call 646-5431. interviewing May 2, 3, conditioned. Close! Placement Bureau. 1-5-1 2pm. 3-5-3 $1,400 484-3073. X-3-5-2 5-5-7 campus. $138 1972 SUZUKI 250 - like new! summer. | GTO 1968 - 400 automatic, ; fall. 484-0585, If Many extras! $650. Phone no an The State News will be responsible only for the power AM/FM steering and radio, brakes, $1000. VW BUS 1966 - new tires, clutch, exhaust system, paint 641-6918 3-5-1 KIND, EXPERIENCED, responsible student to live in MAILING ROOM help needed. 2 weeks, starting NOW 351-1610. 0-5-31 first day's incorrect 339-9081. 6-5-4 job, inside in good condition, HONDA, 1969 - CB 450. Good family home, walking immediately. Apply at 3308 LEASING FOR MILFORD STREET, 1 AM/FM radio. Call 371-1757. distance to South Cedar, Suite 11, nsertion. JEEP 1970 condition, 11,000 miles, best campus, some SUMMER blocks from campus. Dell - CJ-5, warn hubs. 8-5-8 child care, housework and Lansing. 2-5-2 new tires, V-6. 355-8841. offer. 351-5481. 20-5-23 cooking (No apts. left for Fall!) air conditioned, furnish^ in exchange for man. $180. 3 man, $ 355-8841.3-5-3 VW BUS 1969 - good shape, private room and board plus PART TIME, DON'S MOBIL, Summer Rates: Now BMW, YAMAHA, TRIUMPH. leasing. sacrifice, $1296. Steve $50 per month. To begin in 639 East Grand River. East 2 Persons in RICKMAN — Buy your '73 351-8571, 372-5767. C KARMANN GHIA - 1966, 372-8876 or 332-0897. 1-5-1 mid-June. 351-4331. 3-5-2 Lansing. 3-51 Yamaha before the price rise. 2 Bedroom Apt. 88,000 miles, overhauled at ONE BEDROOM furnll j Aut< 6 3,000. Good mechanical VvV VAN — 1969,43,000 miles, A Iso stock. lomt Leathers, 7 2 '1 In helmets, SECRETARY - Residence Halls HIGH SCHOOL drop-outs, $150 per mo. mobile home, $25 shape, radio, body fair. $400. excellent condition. Must Association. Minimum typing extremely high earnings. Call 3 or 4 Persons in week. 10 minutes to 351-7312.3-5-2 sacrifice, best offer over parts, accessories, service. skills, will train. Apply 323 393-9771, Mr. Cole. 55-7 2 Bedroom Apt. Quiet and peaceful 0 \.H. SPRITE $1 100. 651-5719,699-2403 SHEP'S MOTOR SPORTS, Student Services, 355-8285. 1968 - i 641-6601.0-5-31 KARMANN GHIA INC. 2460 North Cedar. CANVASSERS $180 per mo. factory roll bar. 332-5« - 1967, runs 5-5-2 Start immediately. 3-5-2 WANTED - after 6pm. 2-5-1 good, best offer. Call Holt. Just south of 1-96 income unlimited. Call NORTH PENNSYLVANIA 351-3119.5-5-7 VW 1968 - new clutch, tires, overpass. Phone 694-6621. PART TIME, evenings and 393-9770, Mr. Nash. 5-57 CEDAR 325. Large, furnished upf valves, paint. Excellent. C-4-5-4 weekends, and full time help . BUICK 1968 - Sports wagon, MG MIDGET - 1970, good $950,355-3559.5-5-1 needed at your friendly LADIES LEARN TO EARN - VILLAGE apartment. 1 bee utilities paid. No cf air, power steering and shape, best offer. 1441 r <1 1 MIN-A-MART FOOD See products demonstration, Bogue St. at the Red Cedar pets. $135. 351-7497 0-1 brakes, good condition. 351-5180 $1200. Howard Glen haven or 351-8239 Motorcycles STORES. Also full time understand business on Mey Pringle, 489-5701, evenings HARLEY SPORTSTER XLCH summer work will be 3 at UMHE, 1118 Harrison. Contact Gill. 3-5-3 South GROVE STREET - furnished 2 MAN FURNISHED,] 663-8354. 2-5-1 1960 - excellent condition, available to enthusiastic and 4, 5 bedroom, fall. $280, bedroom apartments, I MG MIDGET 1972 12,000 HONDA CL450 1970 qualified Cedar Strei - - 6000 completely rebuilt. Chopped applicants. $350. 351-0997. 3-52 miles, dark green. PART TIME child care work at Phone miles. Excellent, $700 or best Qualifications based on Drive, from $165. i BUICK LeSABRE 1967, V-8, 4 weekdays 371-1350, evenings residential treatment center door, automatic, engine and offer. 353-4626, 1-5pm. honesty, attitude, for adolescent boys. Training SUMMER SUBLET - 1 man, 487-3216. After 5pm, | weekends, 393-5492. 5-5-7 personality, dependability, 882-2316. 0-5-31 excellent, optional stereo 5-5-7 period provided. Call 1- $50/ month, air conditioning, and personal appearance. See tape. Phone 332-1926. 10-5-9 628-2287 for interview. 557 close. 351-2194. 4-53 FOR SALE 1970 Triumph 1972 SUZUKI Mr. Vint or Mr. Butterfield at NOW LEASING summer ■ - T250J, 2,000 MUSTANG 1965 - 6 cylinder, Daytona 500. Excellent the MIN-A-MART, 2168 fall. Single rooms, $15l CAMARO condition, 1969 - excellent automatic, good condition, $250. Must sell going to Utah. - Mustang 1965 8 condition, 371-3741. 4-5-4 $800. Call West Grand River Okemos. Wednesday. May 2, Ave., For Rent I® ColliiigVuooti up weekly. Office Monday, Tuesday, Thuri console, 250hp, 351-1075 - cylinder 7-9pm. 3-5-1 3-5pm, call 351-4495. 0 after 3:30pm. 3-5-1 convertible, good condition, STEREO Air Conditioned 289 wide oval tires, $500. 485-8349. 4-5-4 HONDA CB 350 - 1971, stock, flawless condition, 676-4601. Auto Service j| MODELS. FEMALES wanted RENTALS term, $9.50 per month. Free $23 per Dishwasher SUMMER DARLING! CAPRI 1971 - 1600. 4 speed Leave message for Chris. for body painting, and delivery, service and pick-up. Shag Carpeting girl. Bogue Street. F No deposit. TV's available at with deluxe interior, low MUSTANG FASTBACK 1967 4-5-3 BUG EXTRACTOR - $29.95. photography, $10 per hour. Unlimited Parking furnished, negoti| - Call between same rates. Call NEJAC, 351-4754. 5-57 mileage, good condition. 289 high performance, runs CHEQUERED FLAG. 2605 5-7pm for New Furniture Phone 332-2229. 3-5-2 1971 BSA A-65 650cc. Firebird East Kalamazoo Street, appointment. 372-056/ 337-1300. C-5-31 1 strong, air shocks. Many new Scrambler. Only 2600 miles. 10-5-7 Models Open Daily ONE BEDROOM mile West of campus. parts, $500. 353-4075. 3-5-3 Excellent 2771 Northwind ]® condition. 487-5055. C-5-31 apartment, quiet, very ■ CHARGER 1969 - 383, Holley Apartments 4 barrel, very good condition, 355-9073. 5-5-2 EXPERIENCED TELEPHONE Call 351-8282 to campus, available surf body in excellent condition, MUSTANG 1967 - reliable KAWASAKI METRIC MOTORS - VW solicitors, 5-1 Opm, Monday (Behind the Yankee Store) 351-6982 after 1pm. 5 5| transportation, good 350 Big Horn, repair. Okemos Road and 4 speed transmission. $1,600 through Friday. Could 2 BEDROOM condition, $450/ best offer. 1970. Good condition. $450. 196.349-1929. C-5-31 APARTMENT, ALBERT STREET 551, one EAST SIDE Lansing or take over payments. qualify you for highest pay in - 332-3581. 5-5-7 Call after 5 30pm. 393-9536. the utilities, $170/ summer. block from campus. Large 2 clean, furnished, 5 ' 393-4512, 882-0281. 5-5-3 industry. Call Mr. 332-2110 after 4-5-1 COMPLETE IMPORT CAR 5:30pm. bedroom, furnished, air Murphy at 351-0623, 10am - 55-2 Study room. Carpi SERVICE including jgnition, conditioned, balconies. 2 CHARGER 1969 - Dodge. A MUSTANG 1965 — convertible. KAWASAKI 250cc 10pm. 3-5-2 man, $170. 3-4 man, $180. utilities paid. Marnedjy - 1970, chassis, brakes, and electrical. no pets. $150. steal! Must sell! 383 V-8, SPARROW NEAR ground 351-9250 / 351-6676. 10-5-7 482-59093-1 - excellent condition. Call Available at ROBERTS REALTY. factory air, $350 or best. Call 355-9891 AUTOMOTIVE CENTER. WANTED TEACHERS for floor, furnished efficiency, or 355-6121. - 487-3729 or 351-3518. 5-5-3 privete bath, new carpeting, 10-5-2 4980 Park Lake Road. independent Jewish Sunday Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for school. Camp or youth paid utilities, $115 / month. movement experience 485-4962 between 4-7pm. appointment. 0-5-31 3-5-1 CROSSWORD ®luj>ckingl)am desirable. 351-3364 evenings. 3-51 MASON BODY SHOP - 812 East Kalamazoo Street since GIRL NEEDED for four-man, PUZZLE summer. Cedar ACROSS 1940. Complete auto MATURE COUPLE wanted to View Apartments, 332-8576. 3-5-1 1. Side of a 29. Church painting and collision service. reside on premises and doorway benches 485-0256. C-5-31 manage apartment complex. MODERN 5. Mayday 31 Russian jet Duties include EFFICIENCY light 8 Haggard novel 33. Shirr available May 15th, Harrison GUESS WHAT FOLKS! We're housekeeping, maintenance 11 Olive genus 34 City in Florida and leesing. Salary plus Road, $140/ month. Call 12. High explosive 36. Some open seven days a week! 351-2109 after 5:30pm. 13. Crony 38. Vitamin G MACCLEEN'S CAR WASH, housing provided. Reply to 3-4-27 43. Write music 4518 South Ceder. 5-5-4 Box A-1 State News. 10-51 45. Travel permit 46 Past master 47. Oriental SUMMER dwelling 48 Shade trees 49. Unlucky make it one of the llllo* 50. Vicia orobus wissat 3 c best in your life at — T" T- V/, s- f* T~ 5T V !cT TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now summer and fall. These leasing student units for spacious luxury apartments are completely "731" rr rr ir n16 IT" A short walk from campus, "731" Apartments — carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean >7 furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and individual offers you the utmost in luxury and summer living. ii Ho" P central control air conditioning. These four man units have up to 3 Lounge around the spacious pool gettin' tan a WAP 2M Zt, % 27 W - parking spaces per unit. Recreation is planned for with a heated sippin' something chilly. Inside your "731" apartment, you'll find plush if %30 firi % W IT swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you want to be among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM furniture and carpeting, complete with a balcony and 3m" % 3l 3T gg leases are 3 months and start at $55 per man. call today. Summer Fall leases are 9+12 air conditioning. There's even a dishwasher to help n % 31 m i % MO months and start at $62.50 FOR RENTAL clean up after parties. Visit "731" today! - INFORMATION CALL MH 351 7166 Now Leasing Summer and Fall 22 M6~ M7 EST 1 ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. $ AH | Summer ST ?»r ter MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY: 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 per person Hr / per person 3 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 jjf 731 Burcham Dr. 351-7212 n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 1, 1973 9 •rtments w\ llffi 10 Mobile Home*. 4 bedr°°m near SUMMER HOUSE man, to sublet, 2 $110 plus utilities. 5 summer, double, PHOTO GRAY lens, bifocal AM/FM Bugging criticized fST35SS RADIO, 8 track tape or minutes from campus completely furnished, single BILTMOR - 1968, 12'x50'. utilities, kitchen, perking, TV vision. OPTICAL player, record changer, air 482-7449. 10-5-8 with lots of extras. $3,200. lounge, laundry, very close. DISCOUNT, 2615 East suspension speakers, $125 Michigan, Phone 694-9749 anytime! and crime" $80 332 8965 Lansing. 372-7409. complete. Call : 51-3119. NEW YORK (AP) - permeating SUMMER, 2 BEDROOM, 1 bath or 484-9774 C-4-5-4 5-5-3 much of American life. 0-5-31 5-5-7 Evangelist Billy Graham, 626 M.A.C., utilities a paid, close friend of President 12'x55' HOMETTE, excellent its* $240/ before month. 6pm. 6-5-7 337-1129 summer. singles, GIBSON excellent EB-O Bass condition, Guitar, MAGNAVOX black / white, 16" portable condition, owner anxious to sell, Nixon, said Monday that "What the country needs completely furnished! Kalamazoo Bass 50 amp, set roll stand, $3550. 393-0479. 5-5-1 the Watergate scandal is a to do is get down on its UHF ^^nffumishet). dose, $145. air 12 MILES NORTHEAST - 2 utilities, kitchen, parking, TV lounge, laundry, very close, $300. 332-3794. 3 5-3 antennae. condition, $75. Excellent symptom of the knees in repentance before bedroom country home with 5 acres on the Looking Glass. $60 332-8965 0-5-31 or 484-9774 BICYCLE tourer. - SCHWINN Sports 8-5pm. 4-5-4 355-4680 m "permissiveness, corruption the Lord," he said. tlfffis1?" il*1 Now Call Bob Flanders, available, $225 GOUNG 4 351 7497. 0-5-31 489-3731. After 6pm call 1- CHANNEL? find something? men. close to msu. 224-3886. 5-5-4 Kenwood KM 8002 Clean, If you've found a pet or article SUBLEASE HOUSE quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone Poweramp, 110w RMS, of value, we want to I ptone 351 3064. summer, fantastic for 5 485 8836. 0-5-31 GARAGE SALE - Typewriter, $150. 332 2787. 3-5-3 return it. Just come into the help you bedrooms, $270 plus utilities. clothing, miscellaneous. 6069 State News Classified FREE ROOM for Beechwood Dr., Haslett off OUTBOARD MOTOR good 627 South Fairview, Lansing housekeeper. - Department and tell us you 489-3582. 5-5 7 Furnished, utilities, kitchen Green Rd. 3-5-2 condition, 28hp Mercury, 5 want to place an ad in EAST privileges, laundry, gallon tank. $175. Call close. $140. close LANSING STATE BANK'S EAST LANSING- 484-9774. 0-2-5-2 651-5867. 5-5-7 3 bedroom LADIES 5 SPEED touring bike, found column. As a public 2213.35-3 furnished apartment, utilities 1 year old. 627-5685 after service EAST LANSING SLEEPING WEDDING GOWN and Mantilla. Announcements for It's Pall Bigford will included. 551 ROOM — near 4pm. 3-5-1 STATE What's speak on Lexington Fits sizes 8/10. 337-7744 BANK will run the Happening must he campus. Men preferred. Call bicycle touring and equipment CLAUCHERTY REALTY, after ad at no extra cost to received in the State News evenings. 3-5-3 you. to the Outing Club at 332-0322. 3-5-3 office, 7 p.m. "JuSmWh.G«». 6pm. 3-5-1 are RAILROAD TIES!! now only $4.95 EAST LANSING STATE BANK Bldg., by I 341 Student p.m. at least two services today in 118 Physics-Astronomy Bldg. .5533 55-7 WANTED - 6 men for house SUMMER SINGLE - HASLETT LUMBER, 1786 each at SAILBOAT 19'/* foot C-5-31 class days before publication. completely furnished, lightening class with trailor. No announcements will be during The Naval War Gaming Club ft summer. location. 351-4037.3-5-2 Ideal utilities, kitchen, parking, TV lounge, laundry, very close Haslett Road, Haslett, 339-8236. 5-4-27 Fully race equipped, all in FOUND (Near Chalet accepted by phone. will have an admiral's fleet 372 6769. 3-5-3 Apartments). Grey tiger cat, The •day in the AVAILABLE FOR summer $60. 332-8965 or 484-9774 PE 2040 Marketing Club will North Hubbard TURNTABLE with male, 4-5 months old. Needs present Mr. Nils Eric Naslund only, June 11 through Sept. 0-5-31 shure M91ED, dust a home. 332-6373. cover, PORTABLE SEWING machine C-3-5-3 speaking on "Consumerism and » house, $225 per 14. 5 or 6 students, three make offer. Call 351-7286. Swedish Retailing" at 7:30 p.m. The MSU Railroad Club IFOR sum er. Four SPRING SINGLE complete will — with v 337-2372. 5-5-4 bedrooms, furnished, utilities new FOUND NEAR - furnished, 3-5-1 Eastern High Wednesday in the Teak Room, meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 37 paid, $65/ month each, two utilities, carrying case. Straight stitch parking, close. School — white / brown, Eppley Center. Union to discuss recent with all sewing attachments. progress ONLY - ^ur - 5 blocks from campus. Call 351-9172 or 484-9774. PANASONIC STEREO Like new. Made by female Spaniel puppy. Call The ASMSU in its locomotive furnished. June 0-4-5-4 cassette White, Legal Aid Dept. Grady 355-5270 or 349-9662 deck. V-M 351-7315. C-3-5-3 will have receiver and $25. Call 489-4095. 3-5-3 a lawyer available optional Close. $60 after 5pm. X-7-5-3 changer. Excellent condition. LOST: from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to S The Astronomy Club will pities. Phone 769 3-5-2 3-5pm, FOR RENT • IS! 355-0791. 5-5-2 HUFFY MEN'S 3 speed new October. Best bicycle, offer. YOUNG black female spaniel. Answers to Sasha 332-5765. 3-»2 p.m. term. appointments Wednesdays MSU students during can the make hold 9:30 an observing session at tonight ^h y s i cs-Astronomy in 315 Bldg. JUNGLE BOOTS - men's and by stopping in 337-0485. 1-5-1 weather permitting. If weather is HOUSES, APARTMENTS, 307B Student Services Bldg. WING BOW - Presentation II women's, $15.88. Parachutes, or questionable, call 355-5743. STOLEN ON CAMPUS child's calling 353-0659. duplexes, farms. Furnished, $9.95. Combat boots, $8.88. - new $170, sell $125' MOVING SALE!! Flexible 20" green boy's sting - ray unfurnished, all areas, all 351-6650evenings. 3-5-2 FRANDOR PX, 351-5323. MSU Volunteers are asked to prices on bedroom set, bike. Reward for information price ranges, children and 5-5-2 return the Volunteer Bureau pets okay. Fee required. Call buffet, dishes, jewelry, or return, call 353-6729 days. The Block and Bridle Club questionnaire as soon as possible BLUE FENDER stratocaster cameras, prom dresses. After 332-83 1 2 will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in to 27 Student Services HOME RENTALS, 1004 East and BARN SIDING and beams for evenings, Bldg. Traynor YGM-3 4pm. 349-4277. 4-5-4 weekends. 3-5-1 110 Anthony Hall. Nominations Michigan Avenue. Phone amplifier. Call Bob, 482-6185 sale! We have for officers will be accepted. ISUMMER, near campus, plenty! Call The MSU Science Fiction room, parking. 372-4600, open 9 - 9pm. or call Jack 882-5741, and 677-8041 at 332-6433 STEREOS - Zenith Circle of Society will meet at 8 p.m. .8903 evenings - X30-5/31 5-5-4 after 5pm. 4-5-2 $100 REWARD For Sound, - Wednesday in 34 Union to Lexington with information leading to return receiver, TYPEWRITER - of liver and white female SUMMER, 2 GIRLS needed for DISHWASHER - built-in RCA MODULAR compact ersation through poetry and Olivetti portable. Phone house, $60/ month. Own Westinghouse, 4 old. stereo model spaniel. Answers to "Ralph". music will be held at 5:30 Sailing Club shore school will years ZS4000. 355-1235. B-2-5-2 p.m. License No. meet at 6:30 p.m. followed room. 351-5914. 3-5-1 $25. Phone 351-0112. 5-5-1 Excellent condition. Call 04249. Tuesdays and Thursdays in the by a 489-1510. 10-5-7 Union second floor lounge. meeting at 7:30 p.m. today in 372-6619 after 5pm. 3-5-1 a GOLF CLUBS - Wilson, 2 old. Perfect condition, bag / years WEDDING GOWN, N.Y. m Personal / The Spartan Pistol Club will shoot against Ohio State May ^ Union Gold leeting. Room. Racing ■Id after the cart included, $120. original. Cost $400. Lace, 12. Contact officers or attend 332 1806 2-5-1 The Spartan Pistol chapel train. Mantilla, $200 BOA CONSTRICTORS the meeting for details. £'TO finish term, own - close. $68 month. 1 MAN, own room, across from or best, 351-6349. 5-5-3 babies, PREGNANT? WE understand. good pets! Call 17.3-5-3 campus, $70. 351-4797 35mm MAMIYA Sekor 332-6316. 1-5-1 Call us. PREGNANCY between 6-9pm only. 10-5-1 Camera, Wednesday model 528TL. Like new, GUNS, RIFLES, and handguns COUNSELING. 372-1560. Typing Service Hall. Menibi with carrying of all kinds. Buy, trade and FREE small mixed 0=5=31 attend. Offic SINGLE case, $75. — puppy, 10 ROOM, $50, use of 337-1351, sell. weeks, first shots, wormed extension 65. BOB'S GUN SHOP, completely furnished house. Call 355-9426. 3-5-3 FLIGHTS 3^2 2412 South Cedar, call - NEW YORK, TYPING TERM papers and 484 5104. 5-5-3 371-2244. 12-5-4 Frankfurt, return. From theses, electric typewriter, I NEEDED to share 3-SPEED, Columbia boys' bike, FREE $165. Anne fast ROOMS AVAILABLE for purple, $65. Call 489-5623 after KITTENS - big choice! Munnich, service. Call 349-1904. h of house. Cheap. SEWING MACHINE clearance Call 485-5125 from 4-7pm. 355-7846. 0-2-5-2 10-5-9 summer, kitchen facilities, 3pm. 4-5-4 §.337-0611 2-5-2 $10/ week. 351-4490. 3-5-1 sale! Brand new portable, 2-5-1 $49.95, $5 DR. D. M. DEAN jO 2 - 3 people for Iw, reasonable, close to NOW. SUMMER, $45. Student ELECTRO-LUX TANK vacuum cleaner with attachments, selection per of month. Large reconditioned ALASKAN PUPPIES MALAMUTE OPTOMETRIST TYPING, ELECTRIC machine, fast, accurate, experienced Don't change house, furnished. 351-0997 used machines. Singers, - AKC, black, and 372-4746. 10-5-4 Id361-3816, 5-5-7 3-5-2 perfect shape. Cost new. now sells for $19. Call $140 Whites, Necchi's, New and Home white. Champion bloodlines. 626 6548. 5-5-4 CONTACT LENS lyoursummeil "many others," $19.95 PROFESSIONAL SUBLET, SINGLE, room jn furnished house, $50/ month. after 3pm. 393-1510. C-5-4 to $39.9 5. EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING Terms. MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS - 210 ABBOTT RD. SERVICES 332-6563 dissertation English degree. MARTY typing. IBM MA plans MICROPHONE — USED 372-6811. 5-5-4 COMPANY. 1115 North registered puppies. Great NORTH, 351-3487. C-5-31 pNGLES - looking for only a few times. Just like new, FREE A lesson in Washington. 489-6448 dispositions, wonderful pets. ... m, outdoor people. just right for a band or public $125. 372-1559. 3-5-1 complexion care. Call MALE, NEAR campus, utilities C-3-5-3 PROFESSIONAL IBM tvping 1.332-8953 after 6pm. address system, $50. Phone 484-4519 East Michigan or paid, cooking privileges. (Pica-Elite). 11 years 6762080, SAITES 100 USED BASENJI BARKLESS puppies, 485-7197 Lansing Mall. experience. S AN D1,339-8934. 351-2779. 5-5-4 VACUUM cleaners. RESTAURANT, Mason. 3-5-3 AKC, good for pets, show or MERLE NORMAN C-5-31 If you're going to spend a Tanks, canisters, and hunting. Phone 489-9323. COSMETICS STUDIOS. lot of this coming summer uprights. Guaranteed 1 full 5-53 C-3-4-19 around the water—sailing BAR GREENS year. $7.88 and up. DENNIS EXPERIENCED IBM typing. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, Dissertations. (Pica and swimming—you'll wan • Elite). 316 North Cedar. Opposite ALASKAN MALAMUTE FAYANN,489-0358 C-5-31 the protection of Tampax City Market. C-3-5-3 puppies, unregistered, well frame tampons. marked, wormed, $50. Phone ANN BROWN. Girls have frequently BANJO AND guitar lessons. All of Typing and 351 -1929. 5-5-3 multilith offset 'ondered about swimming printing. styles, ELDERLY white Complete service for unng these difficult days INSTRUMENTS, 332-4331. Old-fashioned napkins C-5-31 dissertations, theses, make swimming Mr. and Mrs. Advertiser note manuscripts, general typing, how this ad stands out on IBM. 23 years experience. mpossible. but with SHEEP MANURE - organic, Tampax tampons the the page. When you place 349-0850. C - 3 - 5 - 3 2-3 years old. For sale in message has always been 8x30' VICTOR, air your next ad request It be Mason area. Good for Go ahead and swim ' styled so it will have conditioned, skirting, near a COMPLETE THESES You're dependably compost, trees, shrubs, and FRAME OF WHITE. The campus. 337-0084 after 4pm. SERVICE. Discount printing. garden. 1- 587-8098. 2-5-2 little extra cost will be offset protected internally. And 2-5-2 IBM typing and binding of by the ex< you never have t MARTIN, GUILD, Gibson, readership. theses, resumes, publication. CHEg STATESMAN worry about anyth ■ Dobro, Ovation, S. Yairi, 1970 12'x60'. Across from campus, corner l"l"!l - furnished, M.A.C. and Grand River, showing under Epiphone, Yamaha, Madeira, shed, skirting, TV RENTALS $23 per term, . El Degas, Espana at THE steps. 625-4983 after $9.50 below Jones Stationery Shop. per month. Free ;ction is invisible GUITAR SHOPPE now. 5:30pm, all day Friday, Call COPYGRAPH delivery, service and pick-up. protection MARSHALL Saturday, Sunday. 3-5-3 SERVICES, 337-1666 (ftp Avenue —1 right next to Brody Complex Ann Street. C-1-5-1 MUSIC, 245 8'x 26' No deposit. Stereos available at same rates. Call NEJAC, C-5-31 So don't change your summer plans |ust MOBILE HOME R 337-1300. C-5-31 because your period might GREENS APARTMENTS are now leasing student and married couples AKAI X-200-D auto reverse furnished with full stove and TYPING BY full • timt :erfere. Tampax tampons Jw •ml with Sprindistinctive g, Summer & Fall. These spacious apartments are carpeted and stereo tape SA-600 stereo deck. Pioneer amp. Sansui refrigerator, shower and furnace. $750. Phone LEATHERS, antelopes FURS, from executive Reasonable rates. secretary. Phone let you sail. swim, watei- ski ! furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and individual SR1050-C stereo turntable. 355-3130. 5-5-7 to zebras. Cheapo evenings. 393-6037. 3-5-3 - iust like "Mtioning. These two - man units have parking space for every apartment. Ampex micro 54 cassette prices! 1905 West Saginaw. any other day of the month. 489-5080. C-4-5-4 ( •I'oni$time Planned for with a giant swimming pool and private balconies. We also resident deck. Fisher XP-7B speakers. Exakta VX1000 35mm SLR AMEHICAN 1971 bedrooms, - 12'x60', 2 TYPING DISSERTATIONS, term papers, experienced. manager for any problems. If you want to be among the furnished, fully WE CUT, we trim, we style the «w«nti of CEDAR camera. New Vivitar zoom carpeted. Disposal, washer, 40c per page 332-2987. GREENS call today. The one - bedroom units start at way YOU want it. UNION 3-5-3 lenses, discount prices, $139. dryer, shed, picnic table, ""J Per man. or fall. Low summer rates. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION 1000 used 8 track tapes, $1 porch included. Excellent BUILDING BARBER SHOP. C 3-5-3 igJU SHAFFER Between 1 & 8 p.m. 351 8631. 3 6 9 and 12 - month and up. 1000 used stereo albums, 50c and up. 8 track condition, $5 500. Phone 675-5164. 3-5-3 Transportation gjg ^EXCLUSIVELY BY: ALL SMH MANAMMHiT CO., IK. and cassette decks, auto tape DOG GROOMING $6 and up. - all breeds, Professional ,51,)10 players, used portable stereos VAGABOND 1967 Must sell! 341 E. SAGINAW HWV. 241 SUITE 411 - groomer. Pick up and $15 up. Polaroid cameras. $5 Moving! New RIDERS OR begin car pool carpeting, delivery service. 882-2248, EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 48B23 up. Movie cameras, unfurnished between Lansing area except 485-6784. 5-5-4 Royal projectors, binoculars, TV appliances and Oak area. Call Don Hramiec. washer. sets, tested and guaranteed, Completely skirted, shed, and Recreation nc Daytime - 372-8550 3-5-2 radios, typewriters - portables porch. $4,500 or best offer (MNSNU and electrics, adding Located King Arthur's Court. NEED RIDE from west side machines, $29 up. Italian Call afternoons or after 7pm, UNION BOARD Lansing to MSU, Monday wall summer flights tapestries. WILCOX 485-8367. 5-5-2 Friday. Arrive MSU, 8am to Europe from Detroit and — SECOND HAND STORE. home, 5:30pm. 485-9675 Windsor. Stop in 1-4p.m., 509 East Michigan, Lansing. after 5:30pm. 5-5-4 Monday - Friday. 2nd floor. 485-4391. Trades, layaway, Union. C-5-31 bank cards. 8 5:30pm daily. - C-5-31 CANOEING & CAMPING lr Wanted conditioner, 10'xlO' utility the vast wilderness o1 STEEL GUITAR, shed. Fully skirted on lot. Quetlco Park will enhance Gibson amplifier. $45. 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Apartments. 351-0136. 3-5-1 Fee * S the inclu^iand di,,1Waih#r- These 4 man units have up to 4 parking spaces FOR QUALITY service on POETRY, ART wanted for the U,e °* a ®'"nt sw'mm'nfl P°°' an{) recreation room. | DRAPERY FABRIC 987yd. ac ri stereo equipment, see the publication. Relate to: lifestyle, play, E1*"* STEREO SHOPPE. 543 East sights, "Nthe Per " 0m'C a'so havfj 63 V9ar th,re time Reiident wi"Manager tran,P°rtation and from 1)6 fre* for1,1,8any maintenance.toIf you want of Campus Hill call today. 2 bedroom units start at EXCITING SOLIDS & PRINTS Grand River. C-5-31 thoughts and images, raurtch, fantasies. Send Albrecht. 213 Morrill. MSU. to Don '^ORMAtJ'q r'ONfW CALL^ •ummer at $62.50 month per man in the fall. FOR 349-3530. ZIPPERS-ONLY 10c! 2-5-1 *rucL vsivtLYBY: | 128 W. GRAND RIVER in Williamston. Open Monk WHEELBARROW, HEAVY ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. I thru Wed. 9-6. Thurs. till 9 p.m. Fri. 9-5.Closed Sat.' EDITING AND typing. IBM duty and child's four wheeled 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 I Open Sun. 10-6. Selectric, experienced. metal wagon. Call 487 3096, EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 351-0746 after 6pm. 3-5-3 before 2:30pm. 5-5-2 "10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May iJ9 (continued Family feels alcoholism's effects ued from naae 1) from page 1) to to Al-Anon, and the designed to teach us to deal Students drink for escape because it children referred to with alcoholism as a incompetence. do so relaxes down the are (continued from page 1) The alcoholic is the volume may cause. The spouse may A Shaw Hall resident them. 0 become as emotionally ill as Al-Ateen. Those persons or problem." "Problem drinking levels person who has had some pressures. families seeking help need The Al-Anon assitant tells a story of a "It's quicker and cheaper the alcoholic, and must x,,e A\7",u" groups ,ruI" are determined in part by kind of permission in n.s "There's a trnm cope circumstances. with unusual not reveal their identies. Though the alcoholic : become active. Norma said. . "The wife may have to the the dissatisfaction aa person feels with his lot in life," family to solve problems by drinking," Bates said. "A withdrawn male student who began drinking heavily each day at about noon. than said. a massage," one junior Though he drinks «nou», of well a Shaw ptKSUK«j| Hall » If the alcoholic is a may have remained sober Zucker said. "He has poor father who turns to alcohol assistant said, "not 0 for a considerable length of seek employment," Norma After consulting Alcoholics occasionally now, his classes but with woman, for instance, the said. "We have to stop expectations ? for when he has trouble with Anonymous and the East freshman year he drank and VL husband may find himself time, continue the to family may participate in thinking about ourselves ,mprovement of his income tax patterns his children in that direction Lansing Drug Education almost constantly because family competing with too. EveZJ playing the role of a mother situation." Al-Anon activities. and get involved with Center, the R.A. talked to of faltering friendships, else, and it even to the children. On the Dr. Richard Bates, an too." exten Norman, whose husband others." the student and found a "rotten classes" and the hall when other hand, if the alcoholic East Lansing physician who "There's no such thing as deep-rooted loneliness. frustration with a class friends is a man, the wife may become the breadwinner for was continues an alcoholic, still to attend same Al-Ateen works on principal. It urges its the founded the former alcohol treatment unit ward at the nice kid who comes to MSU, gets stuck with a "It turned out he was project he was working "I'd drink strange things on. yo^Hey.how'd^^ the family. Al—Anon meetings. teens to live one day at a Edward * Sparrow Hospital, roommate who drinks and just trying to imitate an Often the family finds help through alcoholic "In Al-Anon, the spouse time, and to regain a concept of self that might has probably treated more of what he calls "these drifts into emphasized. it," Bates older guy on drank a lot, the floor who but who was that didn't taste drinks," he said. "Hun# like like MASSES: £i" drinks heavily every nil. rurti' and Cdke the Al-Anon Family ™ " " win Set emPathy, not have been overshadowed by problem-avoiders" than any He maintains that there easy-going and very popular or Bloody "He puts hi ml Groups. sympathy," she said. "It's a a drinking problem within other physician in Ingham are many alcoholic students in the hall," the resident Marys. They were light u er quite a bit! self-improvement program assistant said. enough that I could get The alcoholic is referred the family. County. who do not recognize their A Hubbard Hall resident blitzed and not notice it." academic pressure"! resident assistant disease because students said 1 used to drink occasionally "I was never roaring or in Holmes "always have and always but now, after breaking up staggering drunk," he Hall the'nJ MSU views mixed on resignations will drink." Residence hall resident assistants say that if heavy with his girlfriend, drinks nearly every night until he added. "I just functioned in a boozed state." high amount of that." Zucker said spurring students proL to J N.Y. senior, the news was incident the drinking is a way of coping Pressures may seem to be (continued from page 1) punishment for the system will can as immediata under the circumstances was expected. assassination of a political collapse. with deeper problems, then pound on the student from flunking "An administration that The Republican party is those problems must exceeded aspirin for relief every direction and for indefinable to show some kind of action system?" as feelina portrays itself as fiscally based on a monolithic include loneliness, pressures of inner tensions, and some students alcohol, like isolation to thedemands stirred up conservative and then has Mason students who drink say they drugs, temporarily turns or per|l by his good friends and the Burt Okma, a structure with Nixon at the to succeed and feelings of inadequacy. the largest deficit budget in graduate student, found the top, Burla said. press," John Smith said. . A member of Crisis in the history of the United Watergate incident "ironical "If he goes, everyone America, Ken Wachsberger, States is capable of as hell." goes with him," he said. said that watching the anything." Jesse "First we had Nixon's A few students unfolding of incidents Snyder, Okemos senior said he believes in diatribe against the press interviewed said they would surrounding Watergate has and the press's, momentum putting consistency into like to see Nixon been "great fun." crime fighting. behind the Watergate impeached, but disliked the "Events like this renews "It would be interesting trials," Okma said. fact that Spiro Agnew my faith in working outside the system," Wachsberger to see if the Nixon forces ''Secondly Nixon would take his place. said. are as anxious for stiff campaigned in two elections for law and order, and his A calm young man, When criminal prosecution on Timothy Cain, hand picked people are as sitting behind a table in the Grand Rapids junior, heard Watergate buggers as they Union advocate for street lawless as you can get." advertising Divine the news of the resignations criminals," he said. Light Mission, said the his eyes lit up. "Nixon forces are also Ray Burla, East Lansing resignations were inevitable "My, my, that leaves because of a spiritual only the President, doesn't pushing for capital resident, expressed the fear punishment for political that if Nixon is directly reordering of priorities. it?" he said. How about capital connected to the Watergate "The For Martin Malin, Bronx, government is gradually diminishing," Carl Hebler, Farmington senior Resignation of Nixon aides called wise (continued from page 1) said. organ "The under divine the united Guru Walter Adams, professor the next Congressional Maharaj Ji's leadership is State Rep. Dennis of economics, said the election," Spaeth said. taking the place of Cawthorne, R-Manistee, president must make a This he explained is government. asst. minority floor leader, complete review of his because most American "The Watergate incident called the resignations the administration. "realize this is normal is based on a power illusion. "logical and necessary thing "There must be a change operating procedure in to do." not only in individuals, but Ours is not an illusion. It is politics." He agreed in the entire truth love and peace being that Watergate political David Meltz, asst. has public's further eroded confidence in the process... in the influence big money can have over professor of science, took an opposite political manifested by the Guru's devotees." &i*oeety GRAND PRIZE CENTER CUT government, but said he is government," Adams said. Harold Spaeth, professor view point, however, in natural juice RIB PORK CHOPS $1.tt not sure it will greatly affect the upcoming elections. of political science, said he predicting that the Democrats will "have a RENT A STEREO PINEAPPLE 22 oz 3/M.OO GRAND PRIZE SLICED LOIN "The public often has a was not surprised $23.00 per term by the field day in 1974." short memory...much may be forgotten by the time of resignations. 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