the michigan Volume 65 Number 146 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 2, 1973 Investigators finger former Nixon aides (C) 1973 NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE here in late June, according to to issue public statements to that WASHINGTON — Government investigators. effect. In essence, investigators said, investigators say they now have evidence that high - The basic scheme was said to have ranking officials of the white house and the committee for called for all of those involved in the peatedly FePeated'y lied, hed> ^to to 0?er„atio" federal federal the Re-election of the President operation to deny any knowledge of investigators, prosecutors, other White conspired after the June, 1972 it, and for the re-election committee (continued on page 15) Watergate break - in to arrange a careful cover story designed to obstruct the federal investigation. The investigators also say the evidence shows that the obstruction of justice was coordinated by President Nixon's two closest advisers, H.R. Haldeman and John D. Ehrlichman, Ex-Nixon aide who resigned yesterday, and former Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell, who t * headed the re-election committee at the time. Three other former White House aides, J eb Stuart Magruder, a special assistant to Nixon, Frederick C. says he Larue, Halfway there another special assistant, and John W. I The Glass House, a women's halfway house in Lansing, is directed Marianna DeBolt, a secretary, and Marian, a resident who is working on by Judy Saylor, left, remodeling the house. Dean 3d, the President's attempt, investigators said. The cover - up was counsel, were also involved in the initial cover • formulated up Gordon, Liddy LOS ANGELES during some planned secret meetings (AP) - espionage, conspiracy and theft. State News photo by Jon Newly-resigned presidential aide John Tyner held at the re-election Ehrlichman told agents that Nixon headquarters D. Ehrlichman told the FBI that he "had expressed interest in the hired problem Watergate conspirators G. of unauthorized disclosures of Gordon Liddy and E. Howard Hunt to classified government information..." lalfway houses help alcoholics investigate the Pentagon Paters and learned later thay broke into the office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist, it was disclosed Tuesday. U.S. District Court Judge Matt case The report added that, according to Ehrlichman, "a decision was made...to conduct some investigation Pentagon Papers leak matter'cfirectly in the [eturn to normal living situation Byrne, presiding over the trial of out of the White House.' G. Gordon Ellsberg and Anthony Russo, revealed Liddy and E. Howard Hunt were the statement that Ehrlichman made designated to conduct the to the FBI on Friday. The defense investigation." ly IRENE EVANS stepping stone between treatment and who come simply to observe the attorneys immediately moved for return to A sleek, black dog, Pandora, is the Ehrlichman said he knew the two State News Staff Writer a living a normal life for the programs. dismissal of the case and Byrne took alcoholic, can be the bath the "In Lansing, the entire "family" pet. She belongs to Claire the motion under advisement. men were traveling to California to crystal halfway Von Buchwald, house Hsomeone once said an alcoholic goblet needs. house program seems to be in a manager and The FBI interview quotes "follow up leads," including work that bid is like a clouded crystal goblet glass MSU graduate. Both Pandora and Von "there was information available that house because everyone is Ehrlichman as saying that President Lb beauty can't be Lansing's two looking at Buchwald reside in the house. Ellsberg had emotional and moral seen. But once halfway houses, one it," said John Huhn, administrator of Nixon designated him in 1971 "to ■tinman is treated or the goblet is for men and one for problems, and Liddy and Hunt sought women, are the make inquiries independent of a , nationally recognized Lansing Halfway House for The men's to determine full facts Mup. the beauty is obvious. as two of the Alcoholic Men, 1018 W. Ottawa St. halfway house has concurrent FBI investigation which relating to these best programs for alcoholics. started extensive remodeling to gain a conduct traits." They A halfway house is a residential had been made relating to the leak of St Mfway house, which is a frequently have homier atmosphere. The out-of-state visitors the Pentagon Papers." Ellsberg was report added, "Hunt living experience for the alcoholic who is not quite ready to return to (continued on page 16) indicted in June 1971 (continued society, on charges of on page 16) but has been sober for at least ten days. A5U salary The women's halfway house, which Agency sought to unify is called the "Glass House" thanks to the goblet analogy, has been in existence only since June 1971, and is located at 419 N. Logan St. [ngers person The Logan Street location was chosen from about 300 homes in the By LAURA MILLER I State News Staff Writer administrative personnel are receiving proper salaries for the jobs they are Lansing area because of its closeness to St. Lawrence Hospital, which is used for follow-up treatments of alcoholics, its good central floor plan, and its spaciousness. drug, alcohol programs By ELLEN E.GRZECH State News Staff Writer the present competing, conflicting and ■Anger is stirring among the ranks of performing, but that women and fragmented and without over-all state Staff members ineffective substance abuse programs minorities are disproportionately say both houses objectives, the report said. ^pinistrative personnel over an concentrated in the lower salary attempt to establish a homey Legislation establishing while basing ultimate responsibility for The plan also analyzes and makes Ptytive report released last week a new, single state agency responsible protection and treatment services in grades. atmosphere. The residents have usually for administering all drug and alcohol recommendations for care and IUniversity which explored While the study was intended to had unhappy home experiences, and abuse programs within the state will be the local community, the report cc/nirol systems, ureventicn and education. ilw in pay for employes stated. correct the staffs of both houses say that if Gov. Mi Hike n called for oing the same jobs. salary and promotional introduced in the Michigan legislature A single the home the residents live in is state agency providing an "increase of more than $10 inequities and smooth over grievances, now soon, according to the director of the ■J* Hayes Associates report, an TMonth study conducted the investigation seems to have had institutional, the patients may never Office of Drug Abuse and Alcoholism. strong administration is necessary to insure minimum standards of care for million in the level of funding for by the just the opposite effect in raising the learn to relate to a family situation. The 1973-74 over the current fiscal year" Jfment consultant firm and a "We have no agency, the Office of those seeking treatment, an effective ire of special facilities," to improve the state program and numerous administrative Substance Abuse Services, would be University evaluation personnel. Judy Saylor, an administrator said. located in the Dept. of Public Health, expenditure of funds, specialized implement the drug abuse office plan. Puttee. investigated the MSU "We want this to be technical assistance to communities "It is the William Kenney, president of the as much a home most comprehensive C. Patrick Babcock, said "jy compensation practice for as possible." Tuesday. and long-range plans, the report said. program ever developed at the state Administrative Personnel Assn. which The new office was one of the "fcrative personnel. The Glass Existing programs are operated by level to effectively deal with the represents about 58 per cent of the House, though major recommendations made by the fc decoration is not yet complete, has the departments of Mental Health. study which cost personnel, said he had received a great drug abuse office in a 200-page complex and increasing problems $48,000, assumed that atmosphere. During the Public Health, Education, Corrections, facing society because of the abuse of the salaries of 709 deal of negative response from the Substance Abuse Plan released Social Services, Licensing and ■tative personnel membership. day, Saylor's four - year - old son drugs and other substances," Milliken employes and Mitchell provides the touch that Monday. Regulation, State Police and the said. that 90 per cent of the only a The new office would reorganize (continued on page 12) little boy can. Executive Office. These programs are (continued on page 15) orcement difficult Pef rule easy to duck JVILINDA DROEGER Grimm said that RHA would L ^eNews Staff Writer continue to support the enforcement of the administrative ruling unless it J "ving in residence halls received reasons from students that ^ 1 be alarmed if, upon the policy should be revised. B •J ,lan evening at the bars, Other RAs use their own judgement frorthhtng? bits Waddlin8 down hopping from room to decide which animals go and which stay. "I feel like I should enforce the rule but I don't always do it," said KL\he All-University one Mason RA who knows of two pets jJ, th. ng a" Ms excepting living on her floor. "It depends on the Though fish are the only R ,n- P[6mises of University size of the animal, the sanitarv fttht! .'0vers c°ntinue to problem and if I've received any pets which students may have undent hPnts lnto their r°oms in MSU residence halls, many complaints about it." K-oftpl assistunts u and hall students keep all sorts of I" L make V5y the rulelookinB the other "Last term there were three dogs, a chicken, a cat and some gerbils on my creatures in their residence hall easy to get floor," an RA from Wilson Hall said. rooms. State News photo "I made a statement that there would ther1 the women on her by Susan Sheiner ^"te L W0Uld ^ no a pets be no pets on the floor at the b £ j5Slgnated date. beginning of the term but that's as far as I feel my responsibility goes." P animals as Sng^sTdon'! Head advisers and graduate assistant advisers in the halls also vary in opinions on how stringently the policy rc||ul""°n should be enforced. "Where we do find pets, we ask the l I'd ^ The State News she has a big argument on her hands. or from those in the department about An open letter to President^ welcomes all letters. Letters the job Carol Davis has done. Not only We strongly feel that the Wa« to the editor should be typed double space with 65 Let's get something straight. Believe it or not, we play a sport because we did she serve as athletic director, but also as coach of a very fine volleyball Martin Luth affair has obviously revealed are incompetent or corrupt- ■ "■ case, your irresponsibility has • team. It would have been unfortunate space counts on want to, and not because we're getting To the Editor: qach line. if her talent in either area had been human beings in this world are dishonor to the executive branci Letters must be signed and paid. We love to compete, we enjoy In a meaningful article by Bill determined to emulate the kind of life disgrace to the political structl sacrificed in order to make time for include hometown, student, the challenge and we like the people the other. Taylor and Abdul Jamal in last this remarkable man lived. faculty or staff standing, we work with. If there is money Wednesday's issue of the State News - our nation. . . ■ local phone number and available for these so-called I agree that the responsibilities of "Abernathy urges unity in fight for Arthur H. Prince As former members of tnej local address. No unsigned scholarships, why not direct it toward the athletic director should come first, civil rights" - it was noted that "his Memphis doctoral student majority, we strongly feel thai v but again, what she wants to do with April 25,1973 to rectify this inexcusable sit| letters will be accepted, but a more useful means? We could use closest friend was shot dowii and died the State money for travel expenses, equipment, her free time should be her decision. in his arms on April 4, 1968." both you and Vice President News will withhold author's name in additional uniforms and for other Next time Wright decides she I recalled these words from "Brian's . . # Agnew must immediately re extreme cases. Letters may be edited for clarity and conciseness so more letters athletic costs. Why tamper with a good thing? If we want to compete out of sheer desire and for no other reason, wants to make assumptions on how we feel as athletes, she should ask us first. I think she will find a differing if not a Song:" died; let "Let us us not remember how he instead remember how he movie ^ force us signimpeachm- to seek your can be accommodated. who has the right to change that? more qualified opinion than her own. lived." Tnth.™**. with the fUtUr® 0,J .r Letters will not be edited Secondly, Wright will find that very The late Martin Luther King lived a T?™ I'.i an h , , age when widespread sign . , States of America in mind wearpj ofl for content. few of us are complaining about the Shelly Owens beautiful life devoted to love, pollution, sexploitation and all-round quality of coaching that we receive. Grosse Pte. Woods sophomore brotherhood and the elimination of rapaciousness confront us on all sides, ' 47! She stated that we should obtain April 25,1973 social and economic injustice. Many one would hope that within the Ivy An ■ State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michi^ Wednesday, May 2, 1973 5 GARY KORRECK Political back scratching POINT OF VIEW Ln, is this uh - Walter Cronkite?" TI Dan ,it' keep Tin# wtfl ?take some time." your voice down. Yeah, Mudd just mouths it "No, it's not that. It's - well, just it'll "»*? t0 SPe"k UP' " And I want Barbara Walters for a anyway ~ any idiot can do it." don't make any jokes about piece with I|he»ryoU" "I'm feeling better Elsthf^nkiU,tis on another line weekend." 'u toW Dick, now be you 8he doesn>t work for us, reasonable." t "Go°d, good talk to Schorr; we -- already." and I promise I'll got a few things honor when she comes over." "Ha-ha-ha, sure Dick, sure. Don't Rape case teSon a moment?" "Don't him." on worry about it. I'll handle her with all the care you did in locks tell me about setting it up." being reasonable!" "Oh-uh, Walt?" "Huh?" |„h. sure sure, hp wants -- I'll hold on as me to. "OK, OK, I'll tell you what "Yeah?" See ya, later, Dick. Damn, I thought you'd do it." never any s ,i£sh°uldIsay is<^UinS? Sunday night, I'll let David do the six "One Pat." other thing. It's uh-about "Say, Ms. Cox?" By ARNOLD WERNER, MD Associate Professor of something, the raped are robbed of their privacy and their personal j.uhhe knows me?" o'clock news." "Yes, Mr. Cronkite?" In an editorial Psychiatry dignity "Are you sure? Do reeking of a lack of and jt would appear that the State |„ * ••1 mu"1 h,ve a can?" you think he "Hey, you're me are ya?" not backing out on "If Rick Smith calls I'm in Nassau." again, tell him sensitivity and poor logic, the State News sort of apologized for "a serious News contributes further devastation. The insult to to women their is mistake in judgment" in immense and is insult to all. him this is Rkk, uh ■ publishing a an us ... detailed story of an Shifting responsibility to society SUE ACER alleged rape on I Smith-" April 26. Disturbed by their lack of for the condemnation of the rape % moment please. judgment in covering a preliminary victim does not free the newspaper examination and devoting so much from considering its role in aiding or space to it, the editors encouraging ostracism. The newspaper acknowledged hi? This is Dick." I told you never to call Escaping t the unreasonableness of individual to the "glare of exposing an publicity" under circumstances where evidence may be inconclusive. The editorial serves social functions, one might be to encourage the timid to of which step forward to face their assailants. I doubt that the intellectually trivial 1 couldn't wait -- let me make U-it couldn't wait In his quest for existence, the Inhabitants then continues, devoting most of its lines to a labored defense of argument that you are merely of all three locations of publishing presenting the news in an open M°f{ keep your voice down -- it Velveteen Rabbit innocently asked believe that reality can be turned on or us uses version of to blot out or reshape our the names of possible victims of rape. fashion, does much to encourage the reality everything from |J5 idea to bug this place." "What is real?" is Today, May 2, 1973, the question off at whim. For example, isn't it true that closing closing our eyes our mind. — to closing our door to Disguised as carriers of truth and news, the editors maintain that it is victim to take the steps that protect any of us from future assault. might a paraphrase of his: "Is there real?" skipping justified and necessary to publish the Perhaps the courts are also to blame in tit's vour problem?" ' For centuries idle man have sought page one and flipping to the comic section makes Watergate But the point is that reality, like names of victims of rape even though this situation. In many jurisdictions, u remember you always only a energy or death, can't be destroyed. something alternately called Reality fantasy acted out by elfs and fairies And like rising prices and they acknowledge that such people cases such as rape are heard in a closed w ,„u knew what side your and Absolute Truth. Tiring of t>-e and hobbits? creeps up on us when we need it least. rain, it may be subjected to harrassment and courtroom. At other times, the press, » wis buttered on?" tedium of library research, they condemnation. They even use the in the elegance it is Despite a nearly universal belief to capable of, Kyeth. wh»t of it? eventually found their reality in Doesn't locking your door in the the contrary, reality is not creatable. It euphemism "participant" for the declines to publish names of victims. middle of the afternoon mean that the Itgd remember you said you'd money, in Jesus Christ, in Guru Maharaj Ji and even in R. M. Nixon. world and some of the screwed up can be covered up or ignored, but it is victimized. A participant shares in Perhaps, the editors lack experience with rape victims. IJmy back if 1 scratched yours? We wonder now if they haven't people who call it home are creations what hits you in the gut when you not. I have talked Unfortunately, I do to the point." of your finally walk out on the street and open extensively with the been searching for something as imagination, characters of a victims of rape who are at times lUiditWalt.lgot rid of them" rNosh-you did? You did! nonexistent as the official responsible for the single government Watergate tragicomic soap opera that is never interrupted for a commercial? your eyes. It is what you find when the and the booze wear off, the ashes of pot Gum madversely for affected by the experience very long periods of time, but are blooper Doesn't puffing joints for two hi morning - I canned them or as evasive as the Good hours and 17 minutes enhance the the fantasy. particularly affected by the insensitive Fairy. (taOy? What did H. R. say?" Kurt Vonnegut in "Sirens of Titan" inner self - realization of each man? And won't enough alcohol long It is what you cannot escape in the run. noise them. ^ which p®°p,e deai w^ I feel strongly that the editorial |ldon't know. I haven't seen him invents a spot in space where drown the troubles and soften the quickly The answer to "Is there real? is With the decrease Portion taken by the State News will discourage ft Booths." everyone's reality is real and shafts which reality periodically serves "Hell yes." Unfortunately for the eyes smoking, a new peril faces the sensitive Drpr ,9| Man 'petals' perfume with French ac(s)cent By MAUREEN McDONALD Vivre sells for no less bottle ever sold in the high price of his perfume to State News Staff Writer than $50 an ounce. world. the various essential oils Henry Calisher is a soft Vivre was fi rst The $50 bottle of Vivre used in the product. spoken gentleman with a introduced as a present to is a less expensive version of slight French accent and a the wife of the shah of Iran the same thing. The petals of the large desire to "please the in a 32-ounce crystal bottle "The perfume has a rich jasmine, which must be ladies." at the festival of Persopolis ambiguity which adds picked from along the While lighting women's which marked the 2,500 enchantment to women," French Riviera between 5 cigarets and issuing anniversary of Persia. Calisher said in his French and 7 a.m. yield one kilo Calisher later sold accent. million petals. complimentary remarks, a per Calisher discussed his replica of the perfume in Calisher said he has faith in women students to Then the manufacturers perfume, Vivre, to women the same crystal bottle for buy add petals of the Bulgarian at a press luncheon at $4,500. The sale made the elegant perfume which he Jacobson's Tuesday. perfume the most expensive attributes to a return of rose, which add a "sensuous femininity. elegance" to the fragrance. Calisher explained that "Thank God women are fragrances of wild woods still basically feminine," wouldn't do, he said, as one Wharton ■Calisher said. "It is catalyst of a reform towards the needs "an unexpected smile of spice," found in a "forest elegance." or park where a chemist walked and student recreated the at Calisher, himself, is elegant in his description of aroma from memory." President Wharton will address a Grapevine Journal cold perfume on women. "Perfume is the invisible meat seminar at noon today in the Grapevine Journal assessory which Petitions office, 25 Student Services Bldg. The seminars are designed to allow informal compliments natural scents," he said. "It evokes Petitioning opened conversation between students and members of the violent emotions and a sense Monday for positions as academic community who have particular skills, knowledge of tenderness in women." ASMSU cabinet directors and experience of value to the black reporter. Wharton will and staff and for seats on speak about his background, both as an econoinist and as Male colones enrich the ASMSU standing an administrator in the University and in private foundation ego, according to Calisher. committees, fetitions can areas. Cold meat seminars follow a question-answer format. He plans to introduce a male version of Vivre in the be obtained in 334 Student Services Bldg. Akers Sandwiches and refreshments are served. The public is invited. near future. The period for Residents of two Akers Hall floors ate their dinner opportunities to their residents to spice u| Calisher attrubutes the petitioning will be closed submarine sandwhich dinner Monday night outdoors routine of cafeteria eating. May 11. in picnic style. 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Eliot" at 8:30 Jobless veterans will be able to learn about a special in mod"rn detrimental to the p.m. quality veteran hiring program at an information session at 7:30 fiction of the 20th centruy, of literature as a whole Thursday. ever since Ezra Pound and p.m. Monday at the Center for United Ministries, 1118 S. Wagner said "A Harrison Road, East Lansing. F S. Flint officially began Morning with Ezra JVwrt Creeley will Creeley will present a Pound" will be a The meet is sponsored by the Vietnam Veterans Against ,Mte on Thursday and i q% "khas 1913, movement in speech centered on the entitled "Contexts symposium on the poet the War, the Black Veterans and the MSU Veterans Assn. : bv lecturing about of Notes on Charles Oisen" at beginning at 9:30 a.m. The hiring program is being conducted by Lendman poetry and by use images, Linda 1:15 p.m Thursdav in th» Friday involving James i Associates, a private employment firm which specializes in from his other poets own Wagner professor of English and chairwomen of the Kellogg Center Auditorium where all presentations will Laughlin, founder of New veteran job placement. The placement program includes a .A dozen Directions Press; Sister M. "career weekend" when veterans have an opportunity to will also conference, said. An image be made. Creeley and Bernetta Quinn, Allen I critics is the focusing of attention John Unterecker will read poet meet and interview with prospective employers from across on the concrete and University; Emily Wallace, the U.S. from their works at 4 Swarthmore Veterans qualified for the program would be former 18 physical rather than the p.m. College; and n, and After.' on Friday. Roger Meiners, MSU non-commissioned officers and junior officers who have teaches at the abstract, she added. Other I Most of the highlights of the professor of English. graduated or are close to graduation. sessions ^"University of New during the conference bear conference include- •James Guimond, Rider Earl Robinson of the Black Veterans said that the Cgt Buffalo, has written •Donald Hall, College, will make Purpose of the information session is "to explain about an the jobs there are, from thereon it is address entitled up to the individuals "After to decide if Imagism" they want to go for the weekend program." at 8:30 Ifioppers p.m. Bob Bilger of the Vietnam Veterans Against the War said jump Friday. •Louis Martz, University, will speak H. Lawrence at 9:30 on Yale D. a.m. that he saw the program as another option veteran looking for a job. open for the Larry Meads, spokesman for the MSU Veterans Assn., said he viewed the program as an opportunity for the |t low Saturday. 'hamburg' veteran to find employers specifically interested in Wagner said the sessions hiring veterans. are designed so that the public "Many employers prefer a veteran with a degree," Meads enough interest in the can understand them said. "And I think it is hamburger is was 69 cents per pound at and she good to have an organization that vegetable 'meats' to produce encouraged students handles only veterans." IS a catch. a local grocery store, to 99 to attend the conference. T combination of three large amounts at a cents a pound for fresh Robert Creeley Any interested veterans should contact Bob Bilger at Admission will be free for »s hamburger and one significantly lower price. ground hamburger. 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"We don't think that we like to thtt he sun prove that he .jl k| A 20 - year - old product Stolz said. "At that time we Baggett said, "I'm very are losing anything on the capable of being a i 1 of Fayetteville, N.C., will re - evaluate and decide happy about it, of course. I ground or in the air by quarterback. 8 where he will play next came here to play football." having Baggett just about Baggett has been the "I still have the desire tnl fall." Baggett, who lived next equal in ability. Niesen number two quarterback for Stolz stressed however, door to MSU receiver coach might have an advantage in prove to myself that ' I Denny Stolz in spring drills. handle the job," he No At least not for that the move is not final. Jimmy Raye during his high that he is experienced. more. "Not by any means," he school career, commented "But Baggett should pick My running has imnrZ!, I 1 can throw thel more weeks. said. "We have two kids that the move wasn't made because he "beat out Niesen up some of that experience this spring," he continued. f"dti footballtifinkmuch better than I who are talented very athletes. It would be to our for the job of quarterback. "We think he can do a good people think." than" advantage to get them both "The coaches felt that job. It's a gamble but then Niesen in the lineup and that is they could possibly use again it's something we however, that if given J admitted! what we are experimenting their talent more effectively might have to do to get the choice of playing on with right now." if they moved Mark to the best players on the side of the ball, he either! Stolz added that Niesen defensive backfield," he field." Niesen commented lean toward defense. would! I would be working with the said. "But then again this is that the move didn't defensive unit and would continue to concentrate on only tentative. I'm just happy to be in there, that's surprise him and it could be quite beneficial to the team. the .W'th Niesen defense company keepithe| ng! back offense in the event that WILLINGHAM all." "That's why the move chores - up quarterback! both he and Baggett would As a freshman, Baggett was made," he said. "The will be shared bvl A new number one be needed to fill that gap. right now, though, he'll be led the North Carolina object is to make us a Tyr°ne Willingham ,nI Steve Moerdyke. ■ quarterback has "Mark will try to pick up working out with the freshmen to an unblemished winning football team," emerged from the the Power I offense, too," defense." Baggett, who transferred here from North 5 0 record before Niesen said. "I'm all in favor "Willingham will work! spring display of Stolz said. "We still consider transferring to MSU. of anything that's going to behind Baggett and Niesenl Spartan football him an offensive ball player Carolina, began working Though his trump card is help us out." and will be available as ai and we will continue. For with the offensive unit as supposedly the pass, Stolz A former high alternate," Stolz said. talent. He's Charles school all - Baggett, a transfer from the University of North Carolina. DILL ONLY BRIGHT SPOT State News photo by Craig Porter Injuries hamper trackmen is taking longer than he had quality of competition they season, Dill has managed ^RHRP"" ' /fa By CHARLES JOHNSON State News Sports Writer The long road to the Big expected for his team to gell as valid conference threats. "Frankly, I was a little had out there," Dittrich added. The defending to rack up 100-yard running a a couple of dash victories, wind-aided 9.3 at Ten outdoor conference conference champs have the Kansas Relays and disappointed that we didn't No. 1 QB title is becoming more and do better than we did last looked far from deserving of coming back with a 9.6 last more narrow for the MSU that honor far this week at Drake. week," the Spartan mentor so track team, as the squad has said in reference to the season, with the exception The speedster from turned in less-than-great of Detroit Northern has been Spartans' mediocre showing sophomore sprinter performances in its first two at the Drake Marshall Dill. the only bright spot in Relays. outings. active competition for MSU, Spartan stickmen According to Spartan "It was obvious that we In the Spartans only two although Dittrich says that head coach Fran Dittrich it weren't ready for the outings of the outdoor the rest of his squad will eventually come around. "We've got to improve before the Big Ten meet," Point system face Notre Dame Dittrich said. "In fact, we can't go any other way but up and anyone who isn't ready by the Big Ten meet By JACK WALKDEN State News Sports Writer with 12, while Steve Urbin has 11. Hardenbergh and Urbin both had great for WCHA s will not make the Dittrich said seriously. trip," MSU's lacrosse team takes a break from days in the Spartans' 9 - 7 win over Ohio A big blow to the State last week. Hardenbergh had four By STEVE STEIN Teams (and fans) used to Two MSU officials were Spartans this season has Midwest Lacrosse League action as it hosts assists to tie the Spartans' single game State News Sports Writer have a tough time also named to the WCHA been the inability of Notre Dame 3:30 p.m. today at the Secret Practice Field. record. Urbin had five goals to key the determining where everyone executive committee, which premier 440-yard hurdler - MSU hockey fans will actually stood because of was chosen in place of a Bob Cassleman to overcome Notre Dame, having its best year in victory ovdr the Buckeyes. "If I have a much' easier time the complexities. WCHA commissioner to troublesome muscle strain. history, has more experience than any was a betting man I'd bet on Notre , a Dame," MSU coach Bob Stevenson said in following the fortunes of Spartan coach Amo execute league business. "Bob wasn't quite ready team the Spartans have played to date. the Spartan icers next Bessone likes the change. Faculty representative John The Irish have 16 seniors on the team discussing the contest, "but at even odds." last week and we just didn't Stevenson thinks, however, that the season. "It's good because now Fuzak and Athletic Director want to take any chances," which won its first eight games before Spartans have a chance. At the Western Collegiate we know exactly where we Burt Smith comprise half of Dittrich asserted. "He's losing last week to Columbus, 4 - 3. Hockey Association stand all year," the veteran the committee. MSU, now 3 • 5 on the season, will have "They're a very, very good team. starting to look better in to stop not one, but three players if it's to They've lost almost no one from last year. (WCHA) meetings held mentor commented. "Each practice and I'm confident Ron Herbert is going to have to have a recently, the league decided team will play the same Bessone added that he is that he will be in top form Sophomore stay in the game. good game and we're going to have to get to adopt the conventional number of games and all the very pleased with the shortly." sprinter Marshall Dill Attackman B. J. Bingle and midfielder Dave Jurusik have been the top goal - some good production out of the midfields hockey point system of two games will be equal." Spartans' recruiting, as five Besides Cassleman, the has been the Spartans' scorers for Notre Dame with 18 goals each, to win," Stevenson explained. points for a victory and one In other action at the of MSU's top six prospects Spartans have been plaqued only semblance of I for a tie for each game. while attackman Rich Mullin is the top meeting, the officiating have signed tenders. with a number of minor greatness this season, "A victory over them (Notre Dame) point - getter with 15 goals and 16 assists Also, each squad will system was revamped for a The two top recruits are injuries to other key registering would indicate that we're in good shape to for 31 points. now play the same number one-year trial period. Kelly Cah ill, a big members. impressive 100- yard I finish the last three games," he added. TTie new system will MSU has three dependable goal ■ scorers of league games, 28, with 14 defenseman from Grand One hundred and dash victories at 1 Hebert has begun to get back into form feature the standard two at home and 14 on the road. Rapids, Minn., an all-state twenty-yard high hurdler itself. Val Washington leads the way with in the last few games but is still somewhat Kansas and Drake ] 15 goals, which leaves him seven goals Formerly, WCHA teams referees, but now a linesman selection, and goaltender John Morrison has been bothered by an ankle injury sustained early who met only twice during will be added to the crew. bothered by a groin injury. relays. short of his own record of 22 set last in the season against Ashland. Gary Carr from Rexdale, season. Tom Hardenbergh has chipped in the season played for four The linesman, who will be Ont., who once played on Long jumper John Ross is "An individual probably won't be able which has not points per game, while those from the home city, will be the same team with MSU's still suffering from a four to carry us against Notre Dame," responding to treatmeii who met four times gained charged will calling offices top scorer of last season, month-long heel injury TO pie and long jumper Ef Men's IM Stevenson noted, "but Ron (Herbert) would be the most likely individual who two for each victory. exclusively. freshman Steve Colp. Gregory has been hamper! Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Bessone considers Carr would be able to do it." by thigh muscle sorenel All first round resident hall tennis matches have been rescheduled for 6 p.m. The Spartans have one injury problem, the best Toronto area. goalie in the Varsity and shot putter Roberts has a bad elbow. I Thursday. All first round independent but they also have good news on another Breslln whips "Lash" The other recruits were The Varsity Club will Despite the sla| tennis matches have been rescheduled for 6 player. Roy Sgroi, who has been bothered Bill Hourigan, a forward and p.m. today. by a shoulder injury most of the season, By GARY F. "GERITOL" KORRECK defenseman an from hold an important meeting progress, Dittrich at 6:30 p.m. Sunday in the maintains his optimism. Resident hall track will begin Monday will be unable to play against the Irish. Detroit, Steve Ouahlen, a State News Sports Writer Varsity Room at Spartan "When we all get rea« with a scratch meeting at 4:15 p.m. and However, Tom McGohey, who lias yet to forward from Leamington, preliminaries at 5:30. Fraternity track will see action this year, may return against Say it ain't so, Lash. Ont., and Rob Harris, a Stadium. Hot dogs and soft we're going to be wickeil A misty • eyed little boy touched a dog • eared copy of a drinks will be served. Dittrich stated. begin Tuesday with a scratch meeting at Notre Dame. McGohey broke his center from Toronto. 4:15 p.m. and preliminaries at 5:30. Finals collarbone in early drills, but was hopeful Harry Bridges biography to his chest and trudged into the shadows of the IM building. Mighty Larrowe had struck for fraternity and resident hall track will be of getting an ok from his doctor Tuesday out. May 10 at 5:30 p.m. to return to action. For the record, Larrowe showed only brief flashes of 14 iiiilj continuity in his play, losing 21 - 7, 21 • 12, despite holding an 11 - 8 lead in the second set. For Tiger Jack Breslin, the victory had to be gratifying. Breslin slept and ate little during the week and had his phone number changed three times to avoid threatening LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) -- Narcotics In the past two seasons, Lanier has *1 calls from Larrowe. Agents arrested 22 persons in raids at the led the team in rebounds. He notched11 University of Nevada in Las Vegas early 1,205 during the past season and l,l men with "female problems" wlU be able to see a Sot 9 6 Wed Thurs 9 9 , cologist on a scheduled basis at the University Health rilouslv. the health center had the services of ttae „ SPCTt logists ^uctive from the Dept.of Obstetrics Gynecology and Biology only on a sporadic basis when that CIGARETTES 3/99c fious' women had complained that the health full Meurig 881(1 the health center has Contracted a department he 4id 51 geologist from the Univeristy Limit 3 All tax included IT'S gynecological services were inadequate Client gynecologist. In the beginning of without a April, the ovists (coupon) Expires May 7, 1973 East Lansing Store Only ^th center added its first permanently scheduled ■geologist on a part - time basis. Rjgljon D. Daugharty, asst. clinical professor of drtrics and gynecology, nas been assigned to the health suff part time. He will work in the clinic three days Officials on governo BODY-ALL TAME 'Land also teach classes in the department. ■di James S. Feurig said a part - time gynecologist was u to the health center sraff, because there ,nd for increased services from was a visible women wanting birth pass up free good •rol devices and treatment for pelvic disorders. Kje said increased sexual freedom in recent years has ued the number of women seeking gynecological DFTnniT/in>i\ DETROIT 450 Michigan look forward to (UPI) - o Some officials can a five _. Chamber of Commerce. But members of Gov. Robert Fitzpatrick and top Democratic and Republican staff. Michigan businesses or Reg. . Limit 1 39c Reg. 1.25 63c $ from the center. The need for expanded services - day Milliken's staff originally leaders in in the Michigan Limit 1 Caribbean cruise sponsored individuals purchase tickets (coupon) (coupon) tparticularly evident last fall term, he said. by the Greater Detroit scheduled on the male only cruise aboard the - Senate and House of to finance the annual cruise, Expires May 7, 1973 East Lansing Store Only Expires May 7, 1973 Representatives. which chamber officials ast Lansing Store Only British Cunard Ambassador Two Milliken staff insist is nothing more than a backed out at the last OPAQUE & ORION members turned in their "goodwill trip." Volunteer minute any more - apparently to avoid controversy over tickets after several stories last week indicated possible Three seminars planned for the cruise on are Cnv r • .. « 59 alleged conflicts of interest. Limit I conflicts of interests in the subjects ranging from (coupon) Public officials scheduled governor's office, Reg I 00 a Milliken taxation to inner - city Expires May 7, 1973 to make the trip which staff member said. East Lansing Store Only begins development. They will Thursday include Milliken has pledged to focus on Detroit government Mayor Roman take steps to avoid I Die following is a list of possibility that agency will provide transportation. The provide transportation. Gribbs, Commission Wayne County Chairman appearances that conflicts of interests exist within his any programs in which chamber and business have interests. the VIRGINIA MAID 58c lyings from the MSU The Probate Court has a Panty Hose ymit 6 Reg. 1.50 funteer Bureau's request agency will provide desperate need for a tutor (coupon) lok. The request book necessary The training. for a 16-year old Chicano Expires May 7, 1973 K,Tides volunteer MSU Office of boy who reads on the third East Lansing Store Only THE DOMINO'S Kutunities in a variety of Programs for- Handicapped - 4 grade B>auc level. Hours arranged icvei. nours SHEER KNEE SOX Students would like several E|o|s, iciesor persons coming Ingts for volunteers from from from the fitllHpntc students to to nrrtt/isirt provide help for handicapped MSU on-going and there is a possibility of 4 . transportation being provided by agency. . . J. 49c iter Lansing community: students. Activities might Limit 6 ReS- 100 include (coupon) volunteer is needed for buying books for Interested? For Expires May 7. 1973 ■*t! light housekeeping students, helping them at additional information call East Lansin Store Only Kin elderly. registration, etc. or stop by the MSU THIRST QUENCHER handicapped The Ingham Volunteer Bureau, 27 iple on Social Security, County Juvenile Court is Student Services Bldg., me s Importation arranged. is not volunteers to help locate full and part-time seeking 353-4400. VO5 TAMPAX ■People with an interest employment for younsters. Same speedy free delivery, Hd sensitivity toward Jurto are needed to work Volunteers will be required to contact and interview SHAMPOO Kh young emotionally but free pepsi's with pizzas. ported children and their phs. Times can be prospective employers. Four or five volunteers are needed. Hours are flexible your 15 oz. Reg. 1.75 HUfl UUU os eg. .69 9Qp AiWV Tnjed. There but the agency does not With the order With the order Limit 1 Limit 1 (coupon) (coupon) o! a 12" Pizza of a 16" Pizza Expires April 7. 1973 East Lansing Store Only Expires May 7, 1973 ast Lansing Store Only you receive you receive let us help you, 2 free 4 free BOUNTY TOWELS 2/49° We're right across Pepsi's Pepsi's Limit 4 Reg. .39 (coupon) ■ AVARIETY OF potted plants worth $38 wn the grounds nursery between noon were Saturday and 7 taken the street 351-7100 351-7100 Expires May 7. 1973 East Lansing Store Only Jn Monday. COLLEGE TRAVEL Good with coupon thru Sun. Good with coupon thru Sun. Impounds nursery is located on May 6 1973 No other coupons May 6 , 1973. No other coupons Beaumont Road south 130 W. Grand River OZONE BALSAM 75c , ■ft. Hope Road. (across from Mary may be combined with may be combined with this V ********** Mayo) ithis offer. Trowbridge Shop only. offer. Trowbridge Shop only. 351-6010 Conditioner Reg. 1.75 ■ AN ELECTRIC CALCULATOR valued at $169 was b OZ. Umit 1 (coupon) from B431 Life Science Expires May 7, 1973 Bldg. between last sday and Monday. Campus police said they have no East Lansing Store Only ********** EAST LANSING student was arrested lor driving under the influence of alcohol at by campus MASTER LOCKS 36" chain & combination lock 2.79 BIS 2:40 Reg. 3.50 i Tuesday. Limit 1 (coupon) |ii,"s arrested on Mt. Hope Road at Hagadorn Road Expires May 7, 1973 wjwjetod thein the Ingham County Jail. The case has been Ingiiam County prosecutor's office. East Lansing Store Only ULTRA SHEEN E BICYCLES len from Bday and Monday. WITH a combined value of $297 separate locations on campus between "McDonald's Quarter-Pounder. Or Quarter-Pounder m - Permanent Creme Relaxer Kit Limit 1 (coupon) 2.69 Reg. 3.99 1*% night a bicycle, Mow G7084 was taken from the valued at $100 and carrying with Cheese. Just right for a big appetite." J McDonald s Expires May 7, 1973 East Lansing Store Only Library racks. 234 W. GRAND RIVER ■ »*" bicycle with permit number G8080 was taken Eli, ■ tyde was taken i racks between Friday and Monday. from the Holmes Hall service area 1024 E. GRAND RIVER YOUNG PEOPLE'S Towelettes 19c Thursday and .. . „ Reg. .59 Monday. It was worth $100 and its on'c ou Limit 3 ■»,""~l-er was G7209. ' (coupon) Expires May 7. 1973 East Lansing Store Only Mfi SCHOLL'S EXERCISING SANDALS WMIU, g 12 98 Bone 0-llJ _ *IU TIMtLL Limit 1 (coupon) Expires May 7, 1973 East Lansing Store Only A PlNTTO./ 5A CAY, 5 Ws. RIGHT GUARD FISH NETS *0* INFO, CONTACT! 4 oz. Reg. .8 47c Reg. 2.99 Limit 3 1.99 Limit 1 (coupon) (coupon) FOR MORE INFO, CALL Expires May 7, 1973 Expires May 7, 1973 East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only Dan Bross Jack Dykstra Ford 393-1800 SAFEGUARD MYADEC SOAP Complexion Bar 99c 3V* 30's 5/49c oz. Reg. 18 Reg. 2.50 I RENT-A-CAR Limit 5 Limit 1 (coupon) (coupon) Expires May 7, 1973 Expires May 7. 1973 East Lamina Store Only East Lansing Store Only 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. May 2 University salary report angers personnel (continued from page 1) Steering Committee, said all jobs were eval,,.» , 1 administrative personnel ranks, and that Kenney said many personnel employes were angry the studw 'D 1 because it seemed that Hayes had taken existing salaries and per cent of the personnel were in their proper One administrative secretary who 1 Und I built classifications to fit them; Instead of taking each job has work*? description seperately and assigning appropriate pay University for 10 yews and did not get a raise the report 1 according to duties. said she was definitely not out inM""1"1 n thi He also said a number of the administrative personnel, place. She intends to file a grievance with n %l who were on the evaluation committee to review Human Relations. the ^Pt compensation policies upset that their She said it was the people who were were "tootint, th-i u I recommendations were not taken by Hayes Assoclattes. the loudest" and worked for the raises, while the people who did the real right peol wh0 ! He said it appeared to many that the authors of the work «J 1 report had ultimately ignored their recommendations and important decisions did not. " 10 had made internal adjustments on the basis of as yet Herman King, asst. provost, said however that „ undefined criteria. salary had been absolutely set and that the Hav«*°C One woman on the University Steering Committee said was only a recommendation dependent on ft."; the report didn't give attention to them, and committee approval of the board of trustees. Complaints about! , L members were used only to placate people. During the investigation, points were to be assigned to are premature until approval of the report, he indie Zopf contends that even the recommendations 1 1 Si each job classification on the basis of duties performed. out of line, particularly in regard to promotions Salaries were to be determined, according to that point He said the study recommended such broad salarv system. in each classification that a person could be at theVd But Stephen Zopf, an administrative assistant in the level in one category making $14,045 a year »„?■ College of Human Medicine, said the method used was unsatisfactory. ^he sarnpd 1° " c,as8iflcation at * minimum level wT People were lumped together in broad job classifications, Some of the most vocal critics of the he said, while they performed widely different duties that recommendations are administrative secretaries were not given recognition. "There isn't any equity at all," said an "Without giving point counts and investigating every secretary who has worked for the Uniwssity for io administral vJJ Hall residents find pet policy easy to duck person's job description that was filed at the beginning of the study," Zoph said, "how can they possibly find out if "People who don't even know how to type or use corJ grammar are being called a administrative secretaries A people are in the right place?" are being given the raises. But Keith Groty, asst. vice president of personnel and Many competent secretaries are being treated like housewives administral (continued from page 1) "If I see a pet, I ask the the regulation in the student an animal to a residence hall employe relations and a member of the Hayes-University work but get none of the rewards. ," she who do 21 said. student to And another handbook and to the room environment was but the matter must be home for it," Sharon inclusion of all University inhuman. brought into perspective. A No disciplinary action is residence hall room is not a Brown, Mason adviser said. buildings as no pet areas conducive environment for "Maybe a solution to this beginning last fall. taken by the University whole problem is to set "In a system this size it is against students who violate a pet to exist in." The adviser said that the aside a residence hall where necessary to have the rule the ordinance, assuming a student could keep pets in and to enforce it," North that the student corrects the building supervisors report said. the existence of pets when his room. But I have to situation. North said most enforce the rule as it now He explained that the no students cooperate when they are discovered during daily repairs. stands." pet rule came about as a they are asked to remove a result of increasing pet. The following employers wiD TUESDAY: C. A. MUER: M). System wide positions: THURSDAY: „An- be interviewing Monday, May 7, Hotel, restaurant and remedial reading (B M). CREEK Gary North, residence complaints from janitors PUBLIC SCHOol through Thursday, May 10. If institutional management (B M), LIGGETT and MYERS INC.: Elementary positions: vJ hall coordinator, said the who objected to cleaning up interested in an organization, general business administration All MBA's economics, food pet problem is far less after pets, students who report to Placement Services at (B), all majors. College of physical educatil the marketing management, food specii education evident this year than in complained about animal least two school days in Business (B M). Summer systems economics and --illy handicappa disturbances and STATE NEWS advance to sign up for an employment: Freshmen through management, general business physically handicapped, sp«fl past years. He attributed the interview and to obtain decline of pet complaints to veterinarian students who administration, industrial correction (B). Junior ■ additional information. the detailed spelling-out of complained that confining DETROIT PUBLIC SCHOOLS: administration, marketing, positions: Art, mathemal personnel administration, I industrial arts, special educal MONDAY: CITY Elementary positions: Later transportation administration ! general, mentally NATIONAL BANK OF elementary, science, library, art, handicap! (B) and all majors. Colleges of physically handicapped, spcl DETROIT: MBA's instrumental music, vocal music, Agriculture and Natural correction (B). Senior I GET THE (nontechnical) and accounting. acoustically handicapped, Resources. Arts and Letters, positions: Mathematics maladjusted. mentally Con n i c tio iSyste handicapped, physiccally JUMP ON YOUR handicapped, visually James Madison, Justin Morrill. | handicapped (B). d. handicapped (B M). Junior high Natural Science. Social Science FALL PROGRAM THIS EDUCATION SOUTH AUSTRALIA: Junior DEPT. OF positions: Women's physical (B). 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Kalamazoo Michigan State News, East * ansinji, Michigan Wednesday, May 2, 1973 13 STATE NEWS If a garage sale is on your CLASSIFIED 355-8255 mind, Don't forget to tell everyene with a Classified Ad. ( Air FRANKLY SPEAKING" by Phil Frank CHEVY IMPALA M if! 1968, OLDS F85 wagon 1964. convertible, V-8, standard Excellent mechanics, some shift, very reasonable. bodV rust, $150. 351-3843. MODELS WANTED, $8 per MAILING ROOM help needed. graduate or hour. Hours 12pm - 12am. married 2 weeks, starting Phone 489-1215. 10-5-10 students, large 1 bedroom CHEVY immediately. Apply at 3308 furnished, ideal II - 1964, automatic, olds cutlass 1969 South living - 350, Cedar, Suite 11, conditions, near campus. power steering, radio, body automatic, GUITAR PLAYER for May power steering Lansing. 2-5-2 June and September leases. 12th job. Must read. Some solo. $180. 882-2316. 487-3216 Call RAY ■•automotive 373-5200 between 7-5. 2-5-3 KAY. PART TIME, 8 men needed 482-2937. 20-5-21 during Spring I Scooters & Cycles CITROEN 1967 oldsmobile 1965 $75. month. Phone term. $300 / 489-3494 I parts & Service tires, runs - good, $200 Michelin Needs work. - Phone ACCOUNTING TRAINEE - C-5-31 CAMPUS VIEW or I Aviation offer. 337-0713. 5-5-3 351-2681. 1-5-2 our dynamic future oriented •employment PINTO corporate client is silently COULD YOU use $436.48? For APARTMENTS I.FOR RENT DATSUN 1972 - 510, ~4 door, 1972 - 4700 warranty good, $1795. Call miles, seeking a growth oriented details, call 349-1499. 3-5-3 sharp, vinyl top. 353-3176 accounting trainee. UNIVERSITY I Apartments 3-BL5/2 337 1845. 332-4014. 5-5-7 Exceptional management MAN NEEDED to assist I Houses training program, fringe handicapped male, share SUPERVISED 1 FORD GALAXY 500 PLYMOUTH FURY III 1969~I benefits, and excellent salary HOUSING Rooms - 1966 off-campus two bedroom V-8, 2 door i.for sale condition. power steering, good hardtop, power factory air, good condition, is available for the individual who desires apartment. Good pay, hours NOW RENTING LUXURY 351-7128 and plans flexible. Call I Animals 6pm. 2-5-3 after 349-9295. 3-5-2 personal 6-9pm, 4, 5 AND 6 MAN I Mobile Homes "■»/—— management growth. Future responsibilities 355-4015. 7-5-4 APARTMENTS Lost* found PONTIAC, 1968 tempest, 3 - and be able to relate to MATURE WOMAN FOR SUMMER AND FALL 'I'SNT SPINACH A fORM - to assist in j .personal TRY US-YOU'LL LIKE speed. Best 351-3119. 5-5-2 offer. Call people. Great opportunity care of child and light I .PEANUTS PERSONAL THE RESULTS. OF lfiTTUCE?' for college graduate with housekeeping, 9-2 weekdays. AN ALTERNATIVE TO accounting major. Call in Phone 393-9095. 3-4-4 1 .REAL ESTATE CLASSIFIED ADS. PONTIAC FIREBIRD~~1971~ confidence, David DORMITORY LIVING J■ .RECREATION 355-8255 15,000 owner. actual Sharp! miles. One Post Office Box 1523 East Lansjfig, Michigan 48823 Southworth, SOUTHWORTH PERSONNEL ASSOCIATES, For Rent FOR NEXT YEAR'S SOPHOMORE WOMEN •SERVICE 3-5-4 IV2-9776 I Instruction INC., 694-3321. (We help FORD COUNTRY sedan station change lives.) BL-1-5-2 I Typing Service RENAULT 1962 Good Motorcycles STEREO RENTALS $23 per 332-6246 j.TRANSPORTATION wagon. 1967, light blue, A 1 condition, owner, teacher. condition, $85 or - best offer. Auto Service j term, $9.50 per month. Free delivery, service and pick-up. I'WANTED Phone 339-2561. 4 5-4 Call Elaine 351-7403. 1-5-2 at 351-3818, or CIVIL ENGINEER — (entry level) Join one of the leaders of No deposit. TV's available at NOW LEASING summer and HONDA 1970 — 450 racing same rates. Call fall. Single rooms, $15 and MASON BODY SHOP - 812 the modular multi - NEJAC, ••rates'* FORD ECONOLINE van, 1966. cams, excellent condition. family 337-1300. C-5-31 up weekly. Office hours TOYOTA COROLLA 1600, East Kalamazoo Street since housing industry radio, heater, carpeting, good - Must seel 355-9401. 2-5-2 as a junior Monday, Tuesday, Thursday I word minimum 1972, vinyl roof, 1940. Complete field engineer. This position condition, $475. 351-3479 low auto 3-5pm, call 351-4495. 0-5-31 4-5-4 mileage. Call 355-7531 8am - NORTON COMMANDO - painting and collision service. requires a strong individual Apartments '5^ 5pm. 5-5-4 485-0256. C-5-31 with personnel management 1971, 750cc, red, Brittish COUPLES - very nice Lansing FORD 1965 - Galaxie 500. 4 goals, who is seeking growth imported, excellent METRIC apartment, upstairs, spacious, 3 5 10 door sedan, 351 cubic inch, TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1969. MOTORS - VW potential entirely dependent 11 - condition. 351-3174. 5-5-7 repair. Okemos 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT, carpeted, $125. Utilities automatic Excellent condition, $950, Road and on personal abilities and included. 332-1189. 3-5-2 Tllftl 4.00 6.50 7.80 13.00 15.60 power transmission, steering and brakes. negotiable. Phone 694-8768. YAMAHA 1971 - 650cc, 3,500 1-96.349-1929. C-5-31 performance. Excellent utilities. 332-2110 $170/ summer. after inrc 4.80 3 54 compensation package with 5:30pm SUMMER Fair condition, $175. miles, $1,000. Call 627-2098 5-5-2 6.00 9.70 19.50 GUESS WHAT FOLKS! We're "IFtfE 339-9434. 3-5-4 5-5-7 starting salary $10,000 - leasing 7.20 11.70 23.40 TRIUMPH 1972 $15,000. Fee paid. Call David ONLY $140 per mo. Large UB2 - TR6, 8800 open seven days a week! WOMAN GRADUATE student 13.00 26.00 miles, extras, $3550. Call MACCLEEN'S CAR WASH, Southworth, SOUTHWORTH airy 1 bedroom apt. New 1ED 6,00 FORD GALAXIE 1966 good KAWASAKI 250cc - 1970, — roomy apartment, carpeting, completely 10.00 16.25 32.50 393-6392. 4-5-4 excellent 4518 South Cedar. 5-5-4 PERSONNEL ASSOCIATES, m condition, $300, best offer, or motorcycle trade. Call 355-9891 condition. or 355-6121. Call INC., 694-3321. BL-1-5-2 furnished. Own Phone 351-0943, 5-5-8 bedroom. furnished. 355-5824. 10-5-8 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 10-5-2 Aviation I V~l 911 Marigold 1967, radio, great condition. Best TEACHER NEEDED DEADLINE - SUMMER SUBLEASE - 2 man, 337-7328 or 351-8545 GTO 1969 Judge. Excellent offer Jim, 337-9091, after HONDA CB-350 - 1971, stock, DlMONDALE air |t p.M. one class day condition, 34,000 miles. 6pm. 5-5-8 flawless condition, 676-4601. LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 years CO-OPERATIVE conditioned apartment. Close. $175. 337-0530. 3-5-4 BEAL ST. APARTMENTS - ■before publication. Must sell. Call 489 0447 Leave message for Chris experience in all types of NURSERY, September Fall and summer, one block VEGA GT 4-5-3 from campus. Two bedroom, 5-5-2 - 1973, Hatchback, flight training. Approved for 2 MAN APARTMENT to sublet 2 or 3 ■ Cencellations/Corrections 4 speed, custom interior, veterans. FRANCIS summer. Air persons. Furnished, tinted glass. AM/FM radio' 1971 BSA A-65 650cc. Firebird conditioning. balcony, air conditioning. 1-12 noon one class day GTO 1968 - i under Scrambler. Only 2600 miles. AVIATION, Airport Road. Call 484-1324. C-5-31 Close. 351-1764. 5-5-3 REDUCED SUMMER warranty, excellent ■before publications. power steering and brakes, condition. Excellent condition. KIND, EXPERIENCED, RATES. 6:30 - 7:30pm, 216 AM/FM radio, $1000. $2,000. Call responsible student to live in 355-9073. 5-5-2 SUPER CHEAP Beal St., 351-6088. 1-5-2 351-2179. 5-5-8 Employment• ■The State News will be 339 9081. 6-5 4 L! ii family distance home, to campus, walking ONE BEDROOM furnished JEEP 1970 CJ-5, VEGA 1971 BSA 1971 - Victor 500 trail. some For Summer ■sponsible only for the - warn hubs, - HATCHBACK, Excellent condition. child care, housework and apartment, quiet, very close llirit day's incorrect new tires, V-6. 355-8841 1 lOhp, new radial tires. Good New SUMMER Across from JOBS. Excellent for cooking in exchange for to campus, available summer. 355 8841. 3-5-3 1972. $750/ offer. Doug, 312 gas mileage. Excellent teachers and college students. private room and board plus Campus 351 6982 after 1pm. 5-5-6 condition. 353-0977. 4-5-4 Grove, Across from 7-11. 2,3,4,5 & 6 man Established local business $50 per month. To begin in KARMANN GHIA Sorry, no phone. 2-5-2 1967, runs expanding, needs sales mid-June. 351-4331. 3-5-2 Apts. EAST SIDE Lansing - upper, good, best offer. Call personnel full or part time. cleen, furnished, 5 rooms. 1972 SUZUKI T350J. Excellent - 351-3119. 5-5-7 Extremely high SECRETARY Residence Halls condition, two commission - Study room. Carpeting, helmets, month. Call 393-9774. Association. Minimum typing Call 332-6246 lie per utilities paid. Married couple, • MERCEDES BENZ extras, $675. 351-3067. - 1957, 5-5-4 skills, will train. Apply 323 $150. 10-5 15 after 4 p.m. no pets. DODGE 190S L. Classic, partially Student Services, 355-8285. VOLKSWAGEN REALTY. 482-5909. 5-5-7 restored. Reasonable CAMPER - THE SEA HAWK Start immediately. 3-5-2 offer. 1970. Pop top, new radial KAWASAKI 1971 - Mach III CK LeSABRE 1967, V-8, 4 339-9751. 2-5-3 500, 3,500 miles, RESTAURANT Campus View Apts. ALBERT STREET 551, one tires, 24,000 miles, new perfect in Williamston block from campus Large 2 , automatic, engine condition, priced TEACHERS NOW being MG MIDGET engine, excellent condition, to sell! needs full lent, optional - 1970, good or part time: interviewed for LARGE TWO party furnished bedroom, furnished, air stereo clean, reasonable, 355-5902 351-4296. 2-5-3 Sunday (*. Phone 332-1926. 10-5-9 shape, best offer. 1441 2 cooks School positions for next efficiencies. Air - conditioned, balconies. ' 2 Glenhaven 351-8239 after 6pm. 6-5-7 or year, with CONGREGATION conditioned. Close to man. $170. 3-4 man, $180. BSA 650 1970, dish machine operators X6-5-2 - runs well, $138 351-9250 / 351-6676. 10-5-7 SHAAREY campus. summer. $158 pLLAC HEARSE 1960, VW SUPER BEETLE - 1971, $625. Call now - 332-4169. busboys (must be 1 8) ZEDEK fall. 484-0585, If no answer, nt mechanically, good 1-5-2 SUNDAY SCHOOL. Please MG MIDGET 1972 - 12.000 yellow, stick, good condition, Call between 1 4pm ' and tires. - call Joanna Stark, 332-6715 351-1610. 0-5-31 Stereo. Yes.. .We miles, dark green. Phone $1,400. 484-3073. X-3-5-2 00.372-9814. 3-5-4 1971 for further information. 3-5-4 weekdays 371-1350, evenings YAMAHA 350 - MILFORD STREET, 126. 2 and weekends, 393-5492. VW 1969 Beautiful conditionl Must I '971 - very good. $700. blocks from campus. Deluxe, - 1600. 4 speed sell, make offer. 355-6732. MECHANIC. WE have an ti deluxe 5-5-7 Olds F85 standard 8. $550. air lease, good | Phone 332-2229. 3-5-2 interior, low condition. MUSTANG 1967 - reliable Or both $1,100. 882-2657 after 6pm. 1-5-2 Call 3-5-4 COOPER 250 Enduros, cycle LADIES LEARN TO EARN - See products demonstration, understand business on May opening for a a man to train as lift truck mechanic. Must have hand tools. Company man, Now conditioned, furnished, 2 $180. 3 man, leasing. 332-3909, $195. have transportation, good paid insurance and other 351-8571, 372-5767. 0-5-31 repair and tune-ups, 5500 3 at UMHE,1118So. Harrison " 1969 condition, $450/ best offer. VW VAN - 1969, 43,000 miles, fringe benefits. Call 677-9711 - 383. Holley South Cedar, 393-9073. at 7 pm. Contact GHI.X3/5/3 332-3581. 5 5-7 excellent condition. Must for appointment. 3-5-4 ONE BEDROOM furnished 1^-V900d ■ Mdy in excellent condition, sacrifice, best offer over Open evenings and Saturdays. mobile home, $25 - $35 / RIVER'S and WATER'S condition, 3 5-4 PART TIME EMPLOYMENT EDGE APARTMENTS ■ 'Wed transmission. MUSTANG 1965 - convertible. $1,100,651-5719,699-2403. week. 10 minutes to campus. $1,600 Earn $50 per week plus bonuses. MODELS, FEMALES wanted 5-5-2 Quiet and peaceful on a lake. next to Cedar Village ■ t8ke payments. SUZUKI 250 — Used 7 months, For those who qualify. Call for body painting, and 641-6601. 0-5-31 1^512. 882-0281. 5-5-3 custom paint, seat, more Mr. Deters at 351-0620, photography, $10 per hour. 332-4432 VW BUS 1966 - new tires, Call between Now " 1969 extras. $600. 355-6151. 2-5-3 10am -10pm. 0-2-5-3 5-7pm for NORTH leasing for - Dodge. A clutch, exhaust system, paint appointment. PENNSYLVANIA - 111 Must 372-0567. Summer & Fall sell! 383 v-8, MUSTANG FASTBACK 1967 325. Large, furnished upstairs - job, inside in good condition, YAMAHA 1971 250MX, PART TIME employment with 10-5-7 air, $350 or best. Call 289 high performance, runs AM/FM radio. Call 371-1757. - runs apartment. 1 bedroom, all Summer Rent From $42.50 good, clean, extras, asking multi manufacturer 3729 or 351-3518. 5-5-3 strong, air shocks. Many new PART TIME child care work at utilities paid. No children. No $550. 489-4930. 4-5-4 distributor. Automobile SUMMER SUBLEASE 4 parts, $500. 353-4075. 3-5-3 residential treatment center pets. $135. 351-7497. 0-5-31 - man required. 12-20 hours per apartment, pool, Ul 1964 for adolescent boys. Training air automatic, TRIUMPH 500 w steering, new muffler' iii $175. 393-1447. I Motorcycles | - 1968, 9,000 miles, very good condition. $600 or best offer. 393-5998 week. 351-5800. C-2-5-3 WEEKEND WORKERS period provided. 628-2287 for interview. 5-5-7 Call 1- 2 MAN bedroom FURNISHED, apartments, one 124 conditioning, Apartments. 10-5-4 Capital Villa 332-8319. - Cedar Street, 135 Kedzie OLDS CUTLASS S after5pm. 4-5-4 openings for petroleum Drive, from $165. Call - 1969, well EXPERIENCED TELEPHONE 126 MILFORD deluxe, 2 man HONDA CL450 1970 products salespeople - J^UE MALIBU 1965 - cared for, 1 owner. Air miles. - Excellent, $700 or best 6000 HONDA, 1969 - CB 450. Good females encouraged — must solicitors, 5-10pm, Monday 487-3216. After 5pm, call 882-2316. 0-5-31 for summer sublet, 332-8481 lteJ,0no' ,,iOn- $450- Call ■ j^ 8 l°pm. 332-0460. conditioning, AM/FM stereo, power steering, blue book offer 353-4626, 1-5pm. condition, 11,000 miles, best offer. 351-5481. 20-5-23 be 18. Land of BUY-RITE, 1 through Friday. Could qualify you for highest pay in 5-5-7 5-5-7 mile east of Meridian Mall on SUMMER - DARLING two wholesale. 489-3571. 3-5-4 the 1 MAN needed Grand River. 349-9716. 1-5-2 industry. Call Mr. girl. Bogue Street. Air. for apartment FOR BMW, YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, Murphy at 351-0623, 10am next to campus. Summer SALE 1970 Triumph furnished, negotiable. Call - 4 door, Arizona RICKMAN — MANAGER TRAINEE 10pm. 3-5-2 rates. collect, 629-2356 Daytona 500. Excellent Buy your '73 - 351-4754. 5-5-7 between 3-5pm. 5-5-7 unique iV"5om- condition, $800. 371-3741. 4-5 4 Call Yamaha before the price rise. A Iso som e 7 2 's i n consumer career potential in the finance field awaits CLAIMS ADJUSTOR the self confident decision TRAINEE business CROSSWORD - — stock. parts, Leathers, helmets, accessories, service. maker that wants to prove themself in oriented college graduates with stability and personal MUgU EJELj HEH3 PUZZLE (Etopriungfjam SHEP'S MOTOR SPORTS. a business environ ment. Phone Mike Keen, maturity are offered - INC. 2460 North Cedar, SOUTHWORTH exceptional growth potential ACROSS Holt. Just south of 1-96 feast of lots PERSONNEL ASSOCIATES, opportunities in a national 1. overpass. Phone 694-6621. College 27. Chooses C-4-5-4 INC., 694-3321. 2-5-3 corporation. Fee paid. Salary grounds 29 Poke $8,000 plus, full benefits and 7. Pace 30 Travel DRIVER AND company car. Phone Mike 12 Melodious in 31 Through pizza maker needed. Keen, SOUTHWORTH style 32. Hydraulic DOMINO'S, M.A.C. h HH 13 Manon pump Avenue Shop. Apply after ASSOCIATES, INC., 14. Oippei 33 Light moisture 5pm, start immediately. 2-5-3 694-3321. 3-5-3 HARLEY SPORTSTER XLCH 15. Apartments 34 fencing 1960 - excellent condition, 16 Uncouth dummy MODELS - legitimate, part HIGH SCHOOL drop-outs, person 35 Jai alai DOWN 4 Negri of the completely rebuilt. Chopped 18 Adheient silents time. Must have beautiful extremely high earnings. Call 37 Emerges — 10" extension, custom 19 5 Ineffectual clear face and well kept hair. 393-9771, Mr. Cole. 5-5-7 Herb ol gtace 39 Tablewear seat, iodine headlights $1200 21 Sea bird / best offer. 353-1374. 3-5 2 (Nudes certainly — but only 22 42 French river 1 Wolframite . 6 True Black 43. Milky Way :> Altar 7 Racetrack from the shoulders upl) Call CANVASSERS WANTED - 23 Ahead 44 Amber Mr. Bowen, BPS STUDIO, income unlimited. Call 24 Simple sugar constellation a ''ps,'r 1972 SUZUKI T250J, 2,000 372-7125. 3^4 45. Honor 3 Fly 8 Slender f.nial 393-9770, Mr. Nash. 5-5-7 9 Occupation miles, newly tuned. ' S H 5 6 g 9 io Renown Beautiful. $675. 337-2577 _ % ii 11 Kiln 3-5-2 15 Offspring !unim K'NGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student units for | Auto Service 11 j \ KAROIYN'S 17 Native metal 19 Brawl fcrpet'n ^ fa"- ^heie *P«cious luxury apartments are completely % ?n w^rid furnit6 and *urnish8d with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean CntrT6 Eacfl Un't hai a dishwasher, garbage disposal and individual BUG EXTRACTOR - $29.95. K0TTENS AND KNITS: 19 11. IT '8 _V Demijohn -'5 Stuffed olives parkin COntro' air conditioning. These four man units have up to 3 CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 formerly the Bargain Barn 23" _ 56 Cut 8'ass Wniny SP8Ces ')®r un't< Recreation is planned for with a heated East Kalamazoo Street, 1 POLYESTER 3T 28 2^ P 11 28. Easter flowers " -9 Pigeon pea be am'"9 recrMt'on rooms and private balconies. If you want to mile West of campus. ~ i 3o 32 Legal action lease, °"9 the f'r,t reiid«"ts of TWYCKINGHAM call today. Summer 487-5055. C-5-31 DOUBLE-KNIT PRINTS dz VX 33 J.l Argive n,0n,hare roonths and start at $55 Der man. Fall leases are 9 + 12 COMPLETE IMPORT CAR Reg. $5.98 NOW $3.98! vm 351 7166d 5t8rt 8t $6250 F0R RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: SERVICE including _ ignition, 3r> chassis, brakes, and electrical. ACETATE & NYLON KNITS ~w ° hammer head 1 Available at ROBERTS Reg. $2.98 NOW $1.69! Ul •8 36. Tip 38. Hindu title 1 m^ent all state management co., inc. AUTOMOTIVE 4980 Park CENTER. DRAPERY FABRIC - 98c/yd. % *" 40 English river 1 EXCLUSIVELY BY. 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 Lake Okemos. Phona 351-8088 for Road, 128 W. GRAND R1VKR in Williamston. Open Mon. ... 41 Filstatf's 1 thru Wed. 9-6. Thurs. till 9 p.m. Kri. 9-5. Closed Sat. I follower I ^ EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 appointment. 0-5-31 Open Sun. 10-6. \ 43.Tapuyan 1 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 2 ]® ffi □ffl L ]0 ( P#«nuti Personal NEED WOMAN for fall, winter. SUMMER APARTMENTS - SUMMER, 2 BEDROOM, 1 bath SUMMER SINGLE - PHOTO GRAY lens, bifocal or AM/FM RADIO, 8 track tape BILTMOR - 1968, 12*x50', WELCOME TO utilities Water's Edge, 4 man. D.|f, I close to campus, 626 M.A.C., utilities paid, vision. OPTICAL player, record changer, air with lots of extras. $3,200. included. Call Bob, 355-9202, 355-9211.5-5-8 $240/ month. 337-1129 completely furnished, utilities, kitchen, parking, TV single DISCOUNT, 2615 East suspension speakers, $125 Phone 694-9749 anytime! Pleclae Elaine y. L 332-5048. 3-5-2 before 6pm. 5-5-7 lounge, laundry, very close. Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. complete. Call 351-3119. 5-5-3 sisters. 1-5-2 U,| SUMMER - ONE girl, block 5-5-7 $60. 332-8965 or 484-9774 C-4-5-4 ACCUSE ME qi from campus, nice upper 12 MILES NORTHEAST - 2 LAKE LANSING, lake front living deluxe. One bedroom, apartment. 332-0135. 3-5-4 bedroom country home with 5 acres on the Looking Glass. 0-5-31 GIBSON EB-0 Bass Guitar, MAGNAVOX 16" portable VAGABOND 1967 Movingl New - Must sell! carpeting, much, never RM/jb. 1-5-2 V^Pr SUBLET, excellent condition, black / white, roll stand, unfurnished except stove, refrigerator, drapes, 1 GIRL NEEDED for Waters SINGLE, room in shag carpet, $165 plus Now available, $225. furnished house, $50/ month. Kalamazoo Bass 50 amp, set UHF antennae. Excellent appliances and washer. Edge, fall, winter, spring. electric. 339-2075. 4-5- 4 355-2074. 1-5-2 351-7497. 0-5-31 372-6811. 5-5-4 $300. 332-3794. 3-5-3 condition, $75. 355-4680 Completely skirted, shed, and j Real Estate 8-5pm. 4-5-4 porch. $4,500 or best offer. SUBLEASE HOUSE for Located King Arthur's Court. NOW SINGLE ROOM, $50, use of 1©ireit£ 1 GIRL NEEDED to share 1 summer, fantastic 5 east GOING 4 CHANNEL? Call afternoons or after 7pm, Lansing bedroom furnished completely furnished house. bedrooms, $270 plus utilities. Kenwood KM8002 485-8367. 5-5-2 Okemos schools, 3 LEASING FOR apartment starting Fall. 627 South Fairview, Lansing. 484-5104. 5-5-3 kJ Poweramp, 110w RMS, 332-6086. 3-5-4 489-3582. 5-5-7 SUMMER $150. 332-2787. 3-5-3 PARKWOOD 1970 - 12x60' (No apts. left for Fall!) SPACIOUS, TWO bedroom, AVAILABLE FOR summer SUMMER. completely SINGLES, furnished, GANNA OUTBOARD MOTOR good with 12'x7' expando. Washer, S./T' Recreation »■ Summer Rates: close, dishwasher, air, 6/12 only, June 11 through Sept. utilities, kitchen, parking, TV - dryer, window air room fa fireplace. Call 2 Persons in month. Free deposit. 14. 5 or 6 students, three lounge, laundry, very close, still only $119 condition, 28hp Mercury, 5 gallon tank. $175. Call conditioner, 10'x10' utility 0Wn„| 2 Bedroom Apt. 332-1321. 3-5-4 bedrooms, furnished, utilities $60. 332-8965 or 484-9774. 651-5867. 5-5-7 shed. Fully skirted on lot. __5pm1332-5398, B 1 5. J 0-5-31 King Arthur's Court, paid, $65/ month each, two ten ACRES $150 per mo. 489-9709. 3-5-3 - H SUBLEASE FOR summer, One blocks from Call campus. Velocipede Peddler WEDDING GOWN and Mantilla. Unusually beautiful „ 3 or 4 Persons in bedroom, 2 man, furnished Grady 355-5270 349-9662 FALL, ROOM and board, or 541 E. Grand River Fits sizes 8/10. 337-7744 1970 MARLETTE - 12'x60', 3 hunting area. Tvvo i 2 Bedroom Apt. apartment. $145, includes after 5pm. X-7-5-3 Bower Co-op, co-ed, Downstairs evenings. 3-5-3 bedroom with expando and streams. $7,000 I utilities and air conditioning. 351-4490. 3-5-4 351 $180 per mo. Near Post Office. 351-0146. FOR RENT - 7240^ SAILBOAT - 19V4 foot side porch and shed, on lot. 694-0055 B-1-5-2 1 3-5-4 ROOMS AVAILABLE for Call 694-0055. B-1-5-2 CEDAR HOUSES, APARTMENTS, AKAI stereo X-200-D tape auto deck. reverse Pioneer lightening class with trailor. r Fully race equipped, all in ROYCRAFT DELUXE Recreation EAST LANSING Colonial - VILLAGE duplex for rent summer - or duplexes, farms. Furnished, unfurnished, all areas, all SA-600 stereo amp. SR1050-C stereo turntable. Sansui top condition. Phone 10'x50', 2 bedroom, 372 6769. 3-5-3 for year. 332-2872. 3-5-4 price ranges, children and furnished, carpeted, on lake. Ampex micro 54 cassette pets okay. Fee required. Call deck. Fisher XP-7B speakers. PORTABLE SEWING machine $2,350. 641-4367.4-5-7 UNION BOARD summerl COUNTRY LIVING - girl over SUBLEASE FOR summer. Two HOME RENTALS, 1004 East Exakta VX1000 35mm SLR - complete with new MARLETTE 1970 - 12'x60', to Europe from Detreted. $170/ up. For home? Willing to pay more? C N or MICH -WIST Of SIMS INSTRUMENTS, 332-4331. >t. call 337-7328 or plus utilities. Phone 3-5pm, MS'NO'S HOUSI Of TtOfHIM" C-5-31 353-0769. 3-5-2 Beginning June share home FOUND NEAR Eastern RUMMAGE SALE - All Saint High near Groesbeck with me, School white GREAT BOOKS with Episcopal Church, 800 - / brown, John. 485-6352. B-1-5-2 SHEEP MANURE - organic, SUMMER - 4 bedroom near WOMEN FOR own rooms in Abbott Road, East Lansing, female Spaniel puppy. Call OTHER EYE F Syntopicon. 54 volumes. 2-3 years old. For sale in campus, carpeting, utilities, Lansing house, $55/ month Phone 355-9811. 5-5-8 Michigan. Friday May 4th, 351-7315. C-3-5-3 ENTERPRISES, 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED, Mason area. Good for $225/ month. 337-1219. plus deposit, utilities 6-9pm, Saturday May 5th, specialists. All carpeted, large lot, $110. compost, trees, shrubs, and FOUND (Near Chalet 5-5-7 included, no lease. 489-4524. 9-12am. Clothing, household occasions. Call t 6054 GOLF IRONS - Wilson staff, 2 garden. 1 587-8098. 2 $-2 3-5-2 Gibson, 482-6906. Apartments). Grey tiger cat, anytime. 2-5-2 through Wedge. $60. articles, toys, etc. 3-5-4 HALF RENT plus little male, 4-5 months old. Needs 351-7895. 2-5-3 WEDDING GOWN, N.Y. FOR QUALITY domestic work. Two GIRLS, SUMMER, a home. 332-6373. C^3-5-3 ser girls to near campus, E FLAT LEBLANC and B flat 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED, original. Cost $400. Lace, share house. 332-5977. 5-5-7 35mm MAMIYA Sekor Camera, Conn saxophones. Good carpeted, paneled. $120. 536 chapel train. Mantilla, $200 LOST: YOUNG black female South Magnolia. 482-6906. model 528TL. Like new, or best, 351 6349. 5-5-3 condition, with cases. Phone spaniel. Answers to Sasha. SUMMER SUBLEASE 2-3 with 372-9814. 3-5-4 - 1-5-2 carrying case, $75. 332-5765. 3-5-2 man apartment, furnished, air 337-1351, extension 65. 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. conditioned, close, $145. LARGE 4 BEDROOM house 3-5-2 NEW WEDDING dress. Cheap! - SOME HIP person to share Tanks, canisters, and $100 REWARD For 332-8267. 5-5-7 Size 11-12. Call Jan, - rent as sleeping rooms. country house with 3 girls. uprights. Guaranteed 1 full information leading to return TO SUBLEASE SUMMER - Complete use of home, pets, Own room, $60 per month, PRESCHOOL SALE^ year. $7.88 and up. DENNIS 337-2026. 1-5-2 of liver and white female summer. Call 351 -928fl cooking, laundry. For 2 or 3 plus utilities. Call 339-2810 May 2nd, 3rd, & 4th. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, furnished studio in East TWIN BED Hollywood style. spaniel. Answers to "Ralph". girls. 663-4288. 5-5-7 after 6pm. 3-5-4 Quality, like - new clothing. 316 North Cedar. Opposite - Lansing. Phone 351-3064. 3 months 6 years. Cribs, Almost new, firm mattress. . License No. 04249. Typing Service - City Market. C-3-5-3 489-1510. 10-5-7 7-5-9 STUDENT TO finish term, own ONE ROOMMATE to sublet changing tables, bassinets $70. 339-9257 after 6:30pm. room, close. $68/ month. p r i c e sI THE MOVING SALEM Flexible 3-5-4 two bedroom house in SUBLEASE SUMMER - 1 351-5317. 3-5-3 Lansing. Phone 487-0621 CEDARCHEST. 501 E prices on bedroom set, LOST: BLACK cocker spaniel, EDITING AND typinj bedroom furnished, air L CLASSICAL RECORDS male, red collar. Center conditioning, close. $140. SUMMER — 2 rooms available, after 5pm. 3-5-4 Michigan. buffet, dishes, cameras, prom dresses. After jewelry, perfect condition. Graduating - Street, Michigan Avenue. Call 351-0746 after 6pm F 337-2213. 3-5-3 JUNGLE BOOTS - men's and 351-7310. 5-5-8 air, $65 each. Dave, WANTED - YOUNG woman to 4pm. 349-4277. 4-5-4 senior, must sell! Cheap! women's, $15.88. Parachutes, 332-2636. 3-5-4 TYPING, ELECTRIC 1 353-7208, 351-2161. 3-5-3 share nice 4 bedroom home STARTING FALL - 2 man $9.95. Combat boots, $8.88. STEREOS Zenith - Circle of furnished apartment at Cedar with mother and child. May FRANDOR GIRL PX, 351-5323. AIRLINE CASSETTE recorder 372-4746. 10-5-4 NEEDED to share have Sound, Lexington with View. $97.50/ month. Gary, one child, herself. 5-5-2 i r d. upstairs of house. Cheap. receiver, TYPEWRITER - with accessories, $70. Call 351-5533. 5-5-7 Immediate, to share $100 353-0318. 3-5-4 PROFESSIONAL! Close. 337-0611. 2-5-2 Olivetti portable. Phone Norm, 337-0485. 1-5-2 rent. 482-3987. 1-5-2 PANASONIC STEREO cassette dissertation 355-1235. B-2-5-2 typinj ALBERT 419 - student rental, WANTED 2 3 deck. V-M receiver and GARAGE SALE LOST - KEYSI Vicinity Grand English degree - people for — furniture, 3 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath^ Available immediately! Call summer, reasonable, close to campus. 351-3816. 5-5-7 CI Rooms changer. Excellent condition. 355-0791. 5-5-2 MICROPHONE — only a few times. Just like new, just right for a band or public USED refrigerator, miscellaneous. Friday, 10am - 7pm. 268 River / Union. Call 337-0591 after 5pm. 2-5-3 NORTH, 351 3487. PROFESSIONAL IBM| I Mil ford. 3-5-4 EIPPER REALTY INC., BARN SIDING and beams for address system, $50. Phone FOUND: MEN'S gold (Pica-Elite), - rimmed 372-9730 Rene Vernick, SUMMER, DOUBLE, salel We have plenty! Call experience. SANDI.33I or 676-2080, SAITES SAILBOAT 19 foot, in good bifocals, on Linden Street. 482-7227. 5-5-8 completely furnished, 882-5741, and 677-8041 C-5-31 RESTAURANT, Mason. 3-5-3 condition. Complete with Call 351 8699. C-3-5-4 utilities, kitchen, parking, TV after 5pm. 4-5-2 sails and trailor. Call after PLUSH APARTMENTS for SUMMER 3 lounge, laundry, very close. FROM 747's to national brand EXPERIENCED IBM I bedroom house, 6pm, 676-1210. 3-5^» FOUND: BROWN Beagle and $80. 332-8965 or 484-9774. BICYCLE SCHWINN Sports and oils BUY-RITE has Dissertations. (Pica I summer living. Complete furnished, walking distance, - gas - Terrier puppy, four to six 0-5-31 with pool, air conditioning, Call Bob Flanders, what S.T.P. oil FAYANN,489-0358 f □ $200 tourer. you want. plus utilities. Call weeks old. Call 353-7178 balconies and dishwashers. 351-7895 between 5-7pm. 489-3731. After 6pm call 1- filters, $1.91, Pepsi 12 paks, before 4pm. C-3-54 $47/ MEN. CLOSE to MSU. Clean, 224-3886. 5-5-4 $1.69. 1553 Grand River, person. "731" 3-5-4 APARTMENTS, 731 Burcham quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone Okemos. 3-5-4 Drive. 351-7212. 1-5-2 EAST LANSING duplex, 4-man, 485 8836. 0-5 31 GARAGE SALE - Typewriter, SHOP AND COMPARE! Lowest FREE - small mixed puppy, 10 weeks, first shots, wormed. / furnished, available June clothing, miscellaneous. 6069 EAST MICHIGAN, furnished, 1 SLEEPING ROOM near consistent record prices in Call 355-9426. 3-5-3 15th. Call 373-7040 between - Beechwood Dr., Haslett off manuscripts, generaj bedroom, living room with 3-5pm. After 5pm, 485-6222. campus. Men preferred. Call Green Rd. 3-5-2 town. MARSHALL MUSIC, IBM. 23 ye FREE KITTEN cute, 7 weeks PREGNANT? WE understand. 332-0322. 3-5-3 245 Ann Street. C-1-5-2 - fireplace, kitchen and bath. 5-5-8 Call us. PREGNANCY 349-0850. C- 3-5-1 old. Must be responsible. $140, all utilities paid, 9 GUNS, RIFLES, and handguns COUNSELING. 372-1560. MALE, 337-1269. 1-5-2 month lease. Call EIPPER TWO BEDROOM, 1 block from SUMMER, NEAR of all kinds. Buy, trade and 0=5=31 COMPLETE REALTY INC., 372-9730, or campus. Furnished, 2 campus, utilities paid, sell. BOB'S GUN SHOP, SERVICE. Discount BASENJI BARKLESS puppies. Ms. Vernick at 482-7227. available - 2 girls, $180 cooking privileges. 351-2779. 2412 South Cedar, call BOARD EXAM TUTORING IBM typing and bfl 3-5-4 5-5-4 Plywood Pieces, cheap! AKC, good for pets, show or includes heat. New shag 371-2244. 12-5-4 hunting. Phone 489-9323. T utoring classes now being theses, resumes, puB HASLETT LUMBER, 1786 carpeting, garden, starts 5-5-3 formed for the coming Across from campuB FREE Haslett Road, Haslett. SUBLEASE SUMMER - September 15th. Also 2-4 ROOM for housekeeper. SEWING MACHINE clearance LSAT, MCAT, DAT, Board M.A.C. and Gran^ modern air conditioned 2 persons, $200 plus utilities, Furnished, utilities, kitchen sale! Brand 339-8236. 5-5-8 exams. For information call below Jones Statioi new portable, ALASKAN MALAMUTE bedroom, near campus. garage, starts June 15. 6:30 privileges, laundry, close. $49.95, $5 per month. Large 313-354-0085.0-1-5-2 Call COPY 332-0763. 5-5-8 484-9774. 0-2-5-2 3-SPEED, Columbia boys' bike, puppies, unregistered, well 7:30pm, 351-6088. 3-5-4 selection of reconditioned SERVICES, 3 marked, wormed, $50. Phone used machines. Singers, purple. $65. Call 489-5623 after TIRED OF dead Christianity? C-5-31 351-1929. 5-5-3 Whites, Necchi's, New Home 3pm. 4-5-4 Be Apostolic. Union CEDAR GREENS full and "many others," $19.95 Building, Room 35, 7:30 TYPING BY to $39.95. Terms. ELECTRO-LUX TANK vacuum ALASKAN MALAMUTE p.m. May 7th. 1-5-2 executive se cleaner with attachments, PUPPIES - AKC, EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING black, and _— Reasonable ra,e*B perfect shape. Cost $140 COMPANY. 1115 North new, now sells for $19. Call white. Champion bloodlines. FREE ... A lesson in evenings, 393-603J Washington. 489-6448. 626 6548. 5-5 4 complexion care. Call after 3pm, 393-1510. C-5-4 C-3-5-3 484-4519 East Michigan or TYPING DISSERTAJ HORSE - THREE year old 485-7197 Lansing Mall. term papers, e> gelding. 56 inches, drives. MERLE NORMAN 40c per page. 677-1331 evenings. 5-5-8 COSMETICS STUDIOS. 3-5-3 C-3-4-19 TYPING TERM pi mes j MB DOG GROOMING $6 and up. — all breeds, Professional theses, electric 1 fast service. Call ^ groomer. Pick up and 10-5-9 8x30' delivery service. 882-2248, ( VICTOR, air 485-6784. 5-5-4 conditioned, skirting, near j Transportation campus. 337-0084 after 4pm. 2-5-2 WE CUT, we trim, we style the way YOU want it. UNION RIDERS OR begin I STATESMAN 1970 - 12'x60', BUILDING BARBER SHOP. between Lansing ar®l 1135 Spend your summer poolside and enjoy many other C-3-5-3 Oak area. Call Don! Michigan Avenue right next to Brody Complex features for a complete summer living experience. furnished, steps. shed, skirting, 625-4983 after Daytime - 372 85^ TV RENTALS $23 per term, CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS leasing student and married couplet * Heated Pool * 5:30pm, all day Friday, are now Laundry Facilities $9.50 units for Spring, Summer & Fall. These spacious apartments are carpeted and * Ample Parking Saturday, Sunday. 3-5-3 per month. Free NEED RIDE from < * Nicely Furnished delivery, service end pick-up. Lansing to MSU, \ * furnished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has Air Cond. No deposit. Stereos available air a garbage disposal and individual NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER 8'x26' MOBILE HOME - Friday. Arrive MSl| - conditioning. These two - man units have parking space for every apartment. furnished with full stove and at same rates. Call NEJAC, home, 5:30pm _■ Recreation is planned for with a giant Studio Apts. On* Bedroom Two Bedroom 337-1300. C-5-31 after 5:30pm. 5-5-4' swimming pool and private balconies. We also refrigerator, shower and have a full time resident manager for any problems. If first residents of CEDAR GREENS call you want to be among the today. The one - bedroom units start at $125™ $140"" $165 furnace. 355-3130. 5-5-7 $750. Phone LEATHERS, FURS, antelopes to zebras. Cheapo from Wanted $85/ month per man. or fall. Low summer rates. FOR pricesl 1905 West Saginaw. RENTAL INFORMATION AMERICAN 1971 - 12'x60', 2 489 5080. C-4-5-4 bedrooms, furnished, fully HOUSE SITTING carpeted. Disposal, washer, attorney will carei MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO.. INC. dryer, shed, picnic table, STEPPING UP to more sound? home while 351-1310 241 E. porch included. Excellent Sell used stereo equipment sabbatical. _ SAGINAW HWV. SUITE 411 condition, $5,500. Phone with fast acting Want Ads? phone: 351-55^ EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 4M23 675-5164. 3-6-3 Dial 365-8255. 5:30pm. 3-5-4 State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 2, 1973 15 Agency sought to unify programs i .mued from page 1) proposed restructuring. He services, i.e.the middle-aged, 'Cck said hec,nhopes be has also received input from alcohol and drug control white, employed male," it 1'LhvJuiy i* groups, he said. sa'^; exhibit Almost a all programs . striking absence of Kmoptim.stic about i «id "There's good Though the state provide technical assistance would women, adolescents, young adults, minority groups I1".8" and executive and adequate funding, the including American Indians, |S though I realize En'he modifications, responsibility for treatment and rehabilitation would blacks and members of the Spanish-speaking fcirock said his office rest with local communities. communities." 'SING hools, ooms. carpeted 3b J j | t&TXSSi Services information and diagnostic medical would and include referral, evaluation', are Drug education programs also inadequate, the report said. It recommended psychiatric regional drug education care, laboratory work and training programs and research and occupational student service centers for help. schools. It also calls for the Though drug abuse development of training affects all people, programs opportunities for treatment reach very few, the personnel to report upgrade their '®a. Two I said. performance. $7,000. "Only one segment of The criminal justice or 641 the at risk population has system should use been the major recipient of noninstitutional care and community programs for offenders whenever possible, the report said. RD summer The Commission on Drug Abuse and Alsoholism 'rom Stop Friday. Detrgj in 1 2nd! compiled the report 15-month period over a using Surface change public hearings, Shaw Lane is surveys, being resurfaced with a coat of asphalt designed to census reports and task smooth out the bumps and holes which winter cold and heavy traffic ■inoiincementJ for It's The Russian and East forces. State News photo by European Studies Program Craig Porter I rVw, present David Joravsky, will Northwestern University, speaking on "Hoy Medvedev: Investigators finger Nixon aides His Historical Analysis, His Political Program" at 8 p.m. Thursday in 301 Agriculture Hall. NEW - ' The I. return. j, Marketing Club will Zoology Club will meet (continued from page 1) hired I,. Nils Eric Naslund at 7:30 p.m. today at Noah's by the re-election perjure themselves during Ark Pet Shop, 22 3 Ann House officials, committee shortly after the the one investigator said in an Watergate break - in, to tell details." XO-5-2 Hut on "Consumerism and St., for and finally, trial of tne seven interview. Retailing" at 7:30 p.m. a tour. Discussion on the to Nixon. June 17 bread-in. both Ehrlichman and May Watergate defendants. The account of the „ the Teak Room, 12 outing will follow. All six men are In addition, investigators said, The cover Haldeman of his concern Sloan, sources said, never ICANOINl expected to be additional funds up provided to the New did get an appointment with there were many others who - indicted by over the re $387 |.. The Lansing Lettuce Boycott the federal needed for the payoffs, were - in the words of one York Times was election committee's role Haldeman, and he Bpartures. j Committee grand jury :n was, in al group cj Frtshman Human will meet at 7:30 now hearing sources said, were collected subsequently confirmed and the bugging. effect, told by Chapin to p.m. today at 719 E. Grand source -- "seduced by the « 18-30).] club will host Mary testimony on the Watergate by Herbert W. Kalmbach, corroborated in interviews mind his Etn.Simplicity Pattern Co. River Ave. All are welcome. operation." The grand jury "Sloan made incredible own business. [rlca, India incident, sources close to Nixon's personal lawyer te: Whole Enlitiu. at 7:30 Pm- the case said todav. and Senate investigating who also served as a chief during the last 24 hours efforts to get word to the :d., Box Kin (Ik Union Ballroom. All The Bicycling Club will At least four other persons also committee are now trying with a variety of officials President or somebody sponsor medium-hard rides in to campaign money - raiser. and attorneys involved in about what he knew what the country at 2 and 3:30 p.m. were involved in the cover determine, among other Although Kalmbach made - a the case. al today, weather permitting. Meet up, and are now under things, whether those special effort to raise the was wrong," one source Michigan in front of the Men's IM. All persons know the dull Perhaps the grossest noted. "They all told him to biological Society will cyclists are invited. investigation by the frand case after the men were fabrication, E. Heldman implications of their roles in sources said, go back to the committee." i "Medieval jury, the sources said. They the arrested, the sources added, was the coordinated His first attempt to tell i cover up. are Dwight L. Chapin, the - it has not been determined account provided to the higher Paddleball-Racket ball Club will President's former whether he was aware of its - ups of the The scheme, as allegedly worked federal n P'?' mee' at 6:45 p m- ,oda>' in 215 ultimate prosecutors, and impending scandal, Brody Men's IM. Round robin appointments secretary, out by Ehrilchman, use. He, too, is used by them as a bulwark games Cordon now under investigators said, came six will follow a business meeting. Strachan, a Haldeman, Mitchell and investigation by in the subsequent Watergate days after the break Haldeman assistant, Herbert the grand jury. The White - in, Crisis in America will meet at Dean, included payments to trial, of the initial rationale during an evening party L. Porter, who worked for the House said today that the 7:30 p.m. today in the Williams arrested defendants, behind the cash payments aboard a chartered vessel in cafeteria. Herbert Klein's information promises of executive lawyer is no longer handling to G. Gordon Liddy, one of the Potomac River. The office and Kenneth W. clemency, a series of public legal matters for Nixon. those convicted of the SDS party was in honor of Col. will meet at 7 p.m. Parkinson. The last is a denials, Thursday in 2I0B Berkey Mall and arrangements "This is the thing which bugging of the Democratic Vernon C. Coffey of the to discuss the Washington lawyer who was with Magruder and Porter to absolutely blows my mind," National Committee. Army, a White House conference, lettuce boycott and Palestine The government was told military aide who was being Week. All are welcome. by a number of re-election reassigned to the National committee officials that the War College, and may White The MSU Veterans Assn. will meet at 7 tonight in the Last $100,000 given to Liddy House and re - election Lansing American Legion Hall. was to pay 10 different committee officials Election of officers will be intelligence agents $1,000 a attended. discussed. month each for 10 months By this time, one source in 1972 to find out if anti - recalled, Sloan "had begun The sunflower committe< Gay Liberation will meet i Republican demonstrations to read this stuff in tonight at 215 S. Homer were planned. newspapers about $100 bills Call 353-9795 for informal "That was a complete floating around, and he and rides. All are welcome. fabrication," one really began to get scared." The South Collegi investigator said. "Just a Sloan approached Fellowship will hold complete lie." C ha pin, who was then inductive Bible study of I Pet< at 9 tonight in 39 Union. All ai Hugh W. Sloan Jr., Nixon's appointments p MSU Science Fiction welcome. treasurer of the re • election secretary and a Haldeman I at 8 tonight in committee, who gave the protege, and asked for an issthe origin of The Pre-Vet Club will hold cash to Liddy, according to appointment with the White short meeting at 7 p.m. today i investigators, was the only House chief of staff. 146 Giltner Hall for pre-vei IjMSl) Horticulture Club going to Lancer. Dues i key official who apparently Investigators also say that paid to go. Drivers are needed. chose not to participate in he sought out Kenneth R. the cover - up, causing his Cole Jr., then a member of The MSU Promenaders will meet superiors to alter some Ehrlichman's staff, and at 7 p.m. today in Brody details of the agreed - upon arranged for an multi-purpose room C. Come and join us for an evening of story. appointment the next day square, round and folk dancing. Sloan had been urged to with Ehrlichman, the JfORGET blood comes ■ commit perjury during the President's domestic adviser. I J "sional 'fom people. The Bahai's of East Lansing donors will present a seminar on the Watergate trial by testifying According to the ■P""1*- MICHIGAN Bahai faith at 2 p.m. today and that he gave Liddy and his investigators, Sloan said that Kt0UN,TY ■V 337-7183. BLOOD 7 p.m. Thursday in 219 Hall. All those interested are Berkey associates only $40,000 in the following conversation, Hours 100 bills rather than the using roughly these words, Thursday welcome. and $235,000 that was actually took place during his White Tuesday and provided, informed House Learn how to meditate on sources meeting with 3^'* '2-6:30pm. the primordial vibration that is said. On at least three Ehrlichman: keeping you alive at 7:30 p.m. occasions, Sloan has told Sloan: "I think we've got today at Synergy. some real problems at the IJWTORCYCLE " ™,rred- ln helmet", The MSU Packaging Society investigators that Magruder and La Rue attempted to committee in connection 1 good Call will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday pressure him into changing with this bugging of the 355-6905. in 106 International Center to his story. Democrats." finalize Chicago plans and to Sloan confirmed the Ehrlichman: "That's a Is-"0*. HEAVY four wheeled elect officers. There will be speakers from 3-M Co. Joanne Geha examines Robert Schefman's welded steel sculpture titled "Sway I." account in a interview last night from his telephone problem you have over there. I don't want to know T Call 487-3096, The sculpture is part of the student exhibit now being displayed at Kresge Art father's home but refused to any facts; it's none of my r^30pm. 5.5.2 Center. discuss the matter, saying business. If you have a State News photo by Susan Sheiner that he would talk only to personal problem about it, Collingtoooti the appropriate officials. get a lawyer." Investigators said, Sloan: "Let me tell you however, that Sloan had what I think may be going unseccessfully attempted, in on over there." means the days following the first Ehrlichman: "I don't public disclosure of the want to be told any • ••••••••• BLACK WOMEN; LEARN THE BEAUTY SECRETS OF EBONY MODELS AS RON MARABLE, MAKE-UP ARTIST AND BEAUTY . 372 85| EDITOR FOR EBONY from ti MAGAZINE, DEMON Campus Hill Apartments, now under new management is leasing student units for STRATES MAKE UP MSU, H SPRING, SUMMER, and FALL. These spacious apartments are carpeted and FOR THE BLACK rive MSl| furnished with distinctive, comfortable furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal WOMAN ON 30pm. ... . m. 5-5-4 and air conditioning, and dishwasher. These 4 man units have up to 4 parking spaces per unit and include the use of a giant swimming pool and recreation room. Throughout the academic year there will be free bus transportation to and from campus. We also have a full time Resident Manager for any maintenance. If you want ING - on the river to be among the first residents of Campus Hill call today. 2 bedroom units start at l iv carol *Unlim>t«l Parking $50 per month per man for the summer $62.50 month per man in the fall. FOR hile vl RENTAL INFORMATION CALL at 349-3530. ■I. Rel 351-551 •Modal Opan Dally MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY: ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. 5-4 Call 361-8282 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 3511310 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48«23 Store) 1 (y Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, J Halfway houses help alcoholics (continued from page 1} administrators. Each patient must also participate in behavior." she added. which offers information about the disease and a needs the recommendation some form of therapy. "Mostly they knew cards Huhn will soon be hiring referral agency for Clinton, of at least two doctors or Therapy can be through and bars, so they haven't a woman touch, assistant. "We need a woman's but that doesn't therapists for consideration of admittance. "We Alcoholics on a one Anonymous or to one basis with a personal therapist. really developed skills in crafts or recreation." Saylor and Huhn are Eaton and Ingham Counties. The council, however, has been funding the houses the state r;sl govern, mean I'm a male want someone The social life of an working on new crafts, field since their inception. help us do soil chauvinist," he chuckled. who's motivated, which is alcoholic is a very delicate trips and other recreational about alcoholism " ^ Huhn said a woman will why most of our residents are young," Saylor said. thing, and must be activities for the residents. help the men relate to a restructured very carefully. stable home situation. This, Once a patient takes up he explained, is because residence in one of the Some of the women "They just don't know residents date, and some how to relax," Huhn said. alcoholic men tend to be houses, he or she gets a week to get used to the new have steady relationships. "So we have a chance to very insecure with women because they usually have environment before Others want to but haven't help rebuild shattered A State Tuesday story in the News series on Also, the omission of line of 1 had the time. lives." type |eft f had unsuccessful marriages beginning to participate in alcoholism incorrectly said impression that I the programs. "For some, it's scary to and many have been "the alcoholic family" finds alcoholic is referred All household chores are start dating," Saylor said. Both Huhn and Saylor to I divorced at least once. help through the Al - Anon Anon. Both houses try to divided among the residents. "Before, they always had are optimistic about the Family groups. The story Actually alcoholic goes to 1 deinstitutionalize The residents must have a booze to help them relate to future of the houses, and both scheduled to should not have called the Anonymous, and AicohJ themselves. complete interview with the the opposite sex. are soon family alcoholic, but merely her spouse that it is h] Neither has a sign Division of Vocational "We try to give patients merge with the Tri-County the family of the alcoholic. Anon. attends!■ alternatives for Council on Alcoholism, declaring it a halfway house. Rehabilitation, and thej a new There are no visual distinctions between the halfway houses and other homes in the neighborhood. "When we answer the phone, we don't say 'Lansing Halfway House' or anything like that," said Huhn. The men want to remain anonymous, so when John Hugn we answer the phone, we just say 'John speaking,'or something like that." Currently there are 12 residents in the men's halfway house, one of which is a live-in Ex-aide admits hiring residential manager. Bill, a patient who once resided in the old halfway secret Pentagon Papers. The house, feels that if the (continued from page 1) endeavored to prepare a judge said he would try to house were bigger or if there have the government were more residents, it 'psychiatric profile' relating continue its rebuttal would not be the same. to Ellsberg. The efforts of testimony while the "It would lose its Liddy and Hunt were directed toward an in-depth investigation continues. personal touch," he said. The residents in both investigation of Ellsberg to Byrnes specifically asked houses range in age from 20 determine his habits, mental for more information about to 60, though most are 35 attitudes, motives, etc." the alleged connection of or younger. The report said Cuban nationals with the Residence in both houses Ehrlichman "was not told burglary and another alleged that these two individuals requires an interview by attempt to attack Ellsberg TWO MGHTS OF MUSIC had broken into the r e spec tive house publicly. premises of the psychiatrist for Ellsberg until after this incident had taken place." The report adds that n(| T*® RESTAURANT Ehrlichman does not know if anything was obtained H Hula H 8BAR from office, the and. psychiatrist's presumably MISSISSIPPI whether it was used in the RIVER FISH FRY IrtflonHiiaytl prosecution of Ellsberg and *Pond reared Southern Blue Channel Catfish Russo. rolled in cornmeal the Southern way and fried same Ehrlichman interviewed by the day Byrne made was FBI the riverstyle Orleans creole .. ♦Louisiana . Bajou sauce . .. shrimp creole with New < public a Justice Dept. memo revealing that Liddy and *Batter - fried whitefish the riverboat way . . . 1 4 iHi*** * * * * * * < * ^ Included in each of the above dinners are cole jr . . • « « v • t * # \ *■ * - * %, Hunt had burglarized Ellsberg's allegedly slaw, real Southern hush puppies, fresh corn bread v .%«' • • » \ <♦ psychiatrist's office. Byrne and butter, and tarter and hot sauce. Also on the menu but extra are cajun fried potatoes and sweet A * *! *♦ • !• >*» ,«.% y ordered an investigation tater pie. As usual we will be serving your favorite launched that day. Nixon drinks and announced Ehrlichman's resignation Monday. The jury has heard four months of testimony about the role of Ellsberg and Russo in copying the top For Information or Reservations Call 482 - 6100 Gram Parsons Lester Flatt the Nashville & Grass 718 E. Grand River Lansing Wed. Nite 5:00 - 10:30 PM With TWA. sat-eom-maytf it pays to be young. 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