. ,h« michigan Volume 65 Number 147 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 3, 1973 AASU rejects Kellogg bargaining unit and representatives of the student student association's 3y bob ourlian association. University said the faculty adviser, "Kellogg Center is not a unique center Keith Groty, asst. vice administrators, Kellogg Center is a unique "It is a unique institution on this "The fact of the matter is the I state News Staff Writer president in complex unparalleled on campus and on campus. It is operating campus," he emphasized. classification of students working at charge of personnel I ucirs administration Wednesday and relations, and Bill Neff, director of labor deserved a separate bargaining unit. continuously, conferences alone." it is not determined by "How the building was built is not Kellogg Center is the same as A S a request by the Kellogg Center labor relations, called the proposed "It is our position that Kellogg Repas said that Kellogg Center was an issue here," Groty replied. "As far throughout campus, the hiring of Eldent Employes Assn. for bargaining unit "inappropriate" Center Ls an essentially functional, self funded by private donations with no as Kellogg Center being unique, I don't students is the same across campus," iopiition as a separate employe because Kellogg student employes are contained unit," Repas said. "We that students at find student money involved. Unlike think this is how bargaining units are formed.' If it is, then we would have Groty said. "The classification system that the University uses in -fining unit. not distinct from other Kellogg Center are residence halls, which rely almost Kellogg University employed in a situation which is separate bargaining units for classroom Center is not unique to Kellogg lit an informal conference with an student employes. basically a hotel and complex center. totally on student fees, Kellogg is buildings, the Administration Building Ltons ^ officer from the Michigan However, Bob Repas, professor labor and industrial relations and the of It functions for off - campus persons." financed by off - campus people only. and so on. (continued on page 13) nent Relations Commission Groty rebutted Repas arguing Arresting alc goal of new area • Group therapy. center detoxifying, improving nutritional • By IRENE EVANS Community involvement with status and correcting any other State News Staff Writer vocational rehabilitation, the physical problems the patient may Alcoholism is not curable due to Iri-County Council on Alcoholism, have. Management may also include and the men's and women's medicaitons for withdrawal symptoms. the lack of knowledge about the halfway houses in Lansing. Individual and group counseling disease and its causes. But through a • Development of social skills and work series of medical treatments and together to help the person activity therapy. identify the problems involved in various forms of therapy, the disease • Education about the alcoholic's coping with alcohol. These problems can be arrested. condition. may include marital, financial, legal The new Alcohol Information and Medical and employment problems. Rehabilitation Unit in the St. management is the Lawrence Community Health Center stabilizing of the patient's physical in Lansing opened on March condition. This may include (continued on 15, and page 13) its full program is developing well, Jackie Nordhoff, program coordinator, Beer and boohs said. There are six elements in the Student alcoholics IA member of Alcoholics Anonymous estimated that the chapter that meets weekly on campus treatment of They are: a patient in the center. I reaches less than one-half of one per cent of the students who are alcoholic "whether they know * Medical management. failing to seek help 9 I it or not.' See related stories. State News photo by C. L. Michaels • Individual therapy. By SUSAN AGER minorities who nee d help," he said. Investigators say GOP pla n State News Staff Writer "You can't just wait until they drop No one likes to be told that he has on your doorstep." "Students think of college as a a problem, especially when that moratorium, a preparation for the 'real problem concerns alcohol. The refusal to listen to world', " a former MSU student and warnings or member of Alcoholics Anonymous suggestions is characteristic of persons jided McGovern '72 Dem nod with alcohol problems. There is a noticeable lack of students seeking treatment or counseling from said. "They really believe that, though they drink too much now and get sick too often, when they go out and job they'll change their ways." He get a Bit?)NEW YORK TIMKS NEWS SKRVICF community agencies. added that students have not been The basic there Bob Hammond, executive director Republican strategy was 1971, Muskie had a 47 to 39 • - is no evidence thus far that sufficiently hurt by alcohol, and that of the Michigan Council on Alcohol | WASHINGTON Government worked out in early 1971, cent lead over the President, Republican leaders had held a formal the patient is the diagnostician as well liptors say they now have investigators said, when Nixon was '"crease of 3 percentage points meeting at the White House or Problems, said that most diagnostic as the physician. ce that Republican and treatment programs geared sabotage and running behind Muskie in public three months. elsewhere in which they discussed are The member estimates that local i{e efforts in the election opinion polls. The Harris survey, for specifically for middle - aged white Alcoholics Anonymous groups, one of gpiifn last year were far more example, showed that by early May, (continued people who usually seek help only The investigators emphasized that on page 13) which meets weekly on campus, reach '"read than because of failing health. was previously known less than one half of 1 per cent of the - re designed to help Sen. George "Sometimes you must reach out MSU students who are alcoholics I McGovern with the Democratic and look for the young and the Jmination for president. GRANT PHASE OUT SET FOR 1975 (continued 13) I Republicans ituil viewed McGovern, the on p e nominee, as the weakest Kfidate Nixon could face. |TI* investigators said that W»»ge program, initially authorized pH.R.of Haldeman, the White House staff, who resigned Monday. the Fund cut threatens ■toW at its peak three networks of By DIANA BUCHANAN the National Institute of Health cuts retail pharmacist somewhere," Jerry B. families Us controUed out the hardest. Many of the by the White House State News Staff Writer a large portion of monies used by Hook, associate m the Committee for the researchers on campus. professor of students say they borrowed money for Reelection Pw President. The future makeup and structure of "To phase out federal "There was no way I could have pharmacology said. undprgraduate school and can't afford training grant gone to graduate school if there hadn't to go into a field that won't to federal pay investigators said they MSU's medical school,as well of other schools across the nation has as those support will mean a reduced number been federal money available. I was The health institute has suggested enough to warrant further debts. •J confirmed that at least some Potions about been dealt a blow. The phasing out of of qualified, trained, basic science investigators and instructors in fields married with one child and another on that students get loans as an The institute maintains that, since Republican the way. Without the funding I alternative but admits that this hits Wfption voiced last the training and fellowship grants by such as pharmacology, physiology, year by probably would have been an unhappv poor students and students with (continued on page 8) r®°cratic candidates were biochemistry and microbiology," W. D. rollings, acting chairman in the |*JWi»lly I «*» sources correct. said there is Please see page 8 for related Dept. of Physiology said Tuesday. now * 'hat a Nixon supporter was stories on MSU medical research "In 10 years this could conceivably W into the affect the shortage of doctors in a campaign offices of grants and the status of the s- detrimental way by having a shortage Muskie, D-Maine, in overall picture of research grants Once there, he of qualified instructors," Collings intercepted at MSU. y of confidential documents added. »subsequently leaked to the At MSU the number of trainees will drop from 115 to zero within the next 2 years according to an article published in the April Orifice, the fe>n adds Agnew monthly paper of medical students. The Dept. Welfare has of Health, Education and said that support of training of biomedical scientists for research careers is "an unnecessary and |° Domestic Council unproductive expenditure of public funds." In other words "The (Nixon) administration feels that there are too fes IWtS K President • PreSident SP'r° was said functioning by an associate to be now in Haldeman's role as many Ph.D.s on not engaged in the market that are academic research," sort of traffic cop regulating the Theodore M. Brody, dept. chairman in JNus Ja domestic policy a ■Ki 3ssi8ned staff veterans daily flow of papers and people to and Pharmacology, said, from the presidential office. "This may be true in some areas. r-Sfcr"by w,terg"e Handling longer range scheduling but it definitely is not true in ? C\Ronald L Zie*,er for Nixon is David N. Parker, 33, a pharmacology," Brody added, special assistant who joined the White A Columbia University medical "ithin the » l - -* .A8new. whose administration had House staff in January 1971. spokesman recently estimated that ' reduced part of At his Wednesday news briefing, about 150 pharmacology and Knd*°nd'term r»een 'la'deman, resigned Richardson, his nominee for attorney funds, which were distributed ■ residential counsel John general, who already has taken over training grants and fellowships, will be fired. direction of federal inquiries into the phased out of existence by 1975, ^ by Ehrli?.'^ matters once Watergate burglary and subsequent Brody said. Research trainee iN bv a" now are w feing C°The'Senate wrangled inconclusively "A large number of students who IjS-old nelh R- 0016 Jr-. for minutes the matter would go into medicine with the David Goodale, National Institute of Health predoctoral trainee in pharmacology, is studying ^Cc7Uv*dlreclor 20 over Wednesday, and let stand the federal training grant support can drugs that may be useful in fighting Parkinson's disease. A phase - out of federal grants to the National Institute of Health may result in sharp curtailment of such research and training. State News photo by Dale Atkins 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 3 ^ W7WTO Papers judge denies bribe offer LOS ANGELES (AP) - Pentagon Papers trial judge Matt "The position that was discussed with me was director psychiatrist's office. They implied that Ehrlichmai Byrne defended himself against attorneys' accusations that of the Federal Bureau of Investigation," he said. He suspicions then that his name would become involved former presidential aide John D. Ehrlichman tried to bribe explained that he met with Ehrlichman at tne Western trial over which Byrne was presiding. him by offering him the post of director of the Federal White House in San Clemente last April 5 and was Hirlichman's statements in an FBI interview made Bureau of Investigation. introduced briefly to Nixon. publ He insisted that he never discussed the case in two . ■"» discussed the matter. investigation of the Pentagon Papers ■ "n" case on ho. direct ord" meetings with Ehrlichman or in a brief chat with President Nixon. Defense attorneys -u^u —- alleged that u«n when Ehrlichman ..... w„«„ ™,«» met from President Nixon. Ehrlichman said he hired Waterga iiiiiiiilllilllliilllllllliliiauiiiiiiiillMflliiiijiiiiuu The U.S. District Court judge also disclosed that during with the judge, the then-presidential adviser probably "had conspirators G. Go do L ddy and E Howard Hunt fort the same week he saw Nixon and Ehrlichman he was in mind" his own later-revealed involvement with Watergate Job a f °Un ey broken into t reach out and look for the . "Sometimes you must introduced to Nixon's foreign policy adviser, Henry conspirators who allegedly burglarized Ellsberg's psychiatrist s office to get Ellsberg's records. young and the minorities who need help. You can't Kissinger, at a party. just wait until they drop on your doorstep. " Despite Byrne's statement, defense attorney Leonard Bob Hammond, executive director of the Michigan Weinglass later said outside court that the defense probably TO REPUBLICAN PARTY will move for mistrial Thursday on grounds that the Council on Alcohol Problems. government sought to "compromise" the trial judge. See story page 1. Though a mistrial usually means defendants can be tried Connally makes shift again, Weinglass said defense attorneys will contend that Illlllllllllllllllllllllllll Mill IIMIII Illlllll another trial of Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo would constitute double jeopardy. Weinglass said there are legal grounds to establish that a International defendant should not be tried again if a mistrial is declared from our wire services maneuvered around the Democratic party would being made, and presumab' on the basis of government misconduct. survive. could be counted Former treasury speculation he wants to be a upon 1 Byrne already has taken under submission a defense secretary and Texas candidate for president in Michigan Republicans return the favor. Conna motion for dismissal of the indictment against Ellsberg and welcomed the switch, but raised Fighting broke out Wednesday in Beirut Russo. governor John B. Connally 1976. voiced doubts Connally hundreds "I seek office political thousands of dollars f between Lebanese soldiers and Palestinian guerillas switched from the no Byrne, who previously revealed only that he had been Democratic to the or appointive," Connally could secure the party's Nixon's reelection campai after a breakdown in negotiations for release of approached about a "future assignment in government," 1976 presidential last fall. Republican party said, adding that he has not two Lebanese corporals captured Tuesday by tlie said he wanted to clarify the record in view of a defense discussed any White House nomination if he wanted it. Wednesday. Connally called t Guerillas. An army communique reported 12 motion which alleged a "bribe" attempt. But he or Cabinet vacancies with "I think a lot of water skillfully Watergate affair a "SOrd soldiers killed and 40 wounded while the guerillas President Nixon. has got to be carried to the but said there h elephant before I could s reported over 100 casualties. Vice President Spiro T. the party accepting him," been no pressure for him make his party switch Agnew, a likely opponent of asks inve no Rep said state party chairman Connally for the Several questions sour William McLaughlin. Four bombings hit the predominantly Catholic nomination, immediately the type of service Conna The timing of the city of Londonderry in Northern Ireland welcomed him into the plans to of fe announcement is expected party and said, "I know that Republican party. Wednesday, blasting two churches, a school and a to earn for Connally the supermarket. An unidentified man found on the outskirts of Belfast died from a bullet wound to of civil service all in Republicans will join me welcoming Mr. Connally aboard." gratitude of Nixon, whose popularity has been one "Well, point. we different ways," he said all serve become the 99th victim of violence in Northern damaged by the Watergate An investigation of the Crim said the committee that a number of the The switch was taken scandal, sources said. The "John Milton said 'Th; Ireland this year. also who only state Dept. of Civil Service would investigate the midnight civil service exams philosophically in the President, already serve s may soon be initiated if the charges that the department are being administered to Democratic camp. Senate Connally admirer, will be and wait.' So, hopefullj Michigan legislature passes a has been bypassing civil get more blacks, women and Majority Leader Mike the party's leader when the that's the way I can play National resolution to set up a special service tests, administering other minorities into state Mansfield said he suspected decision about a successor is for * a while." I""~ " investigating committee. so called late or midnight service. State Rep. Bobby Crim, tests and changing the Under Crim's resolution, One New Jersey state trooper was killed D Davison, House majority specifications for some state House - Speaker William Wednesday and another wounded in a shootout on the New Jersey Turnpike near East Brunswick with floor introduced leader, said he the resolution jobs. Crim said there been rumors that 2,800 to have Ryan, D - Detroit, would appoint seven legislators to Two assistant officials a woman Black Liberation Army member and two because of the recent study the civil service allegations concerning the 3,000 state employes have department, subpena others. She was wounded, another was killed and civil service department. not taken civil service named to relations witnesses and examine the the third fled from the scene. The woman, identified as Joanne Deborah Chesimard, 25, is "There have been some indications that the exams. It was recently disclosed department's records. Findings and un wanted in the slaying of two New York City department may not be that Rhea Lodge, wife of recommendations would be Vocational Rehabilitation He received a mast By LAURA MILLER policemen in January 1972. functioning as charged," state Sen. Harvey Lodge, R - made to the legislature. State News Division of the Michigan degree in educatic Crim said. "This special Waterford, was hired to a "This is not a witch $taff Writer administration from Easl committee would look at $12,900 a year job after Staff appointments for Dept. of Education. Wilson The Justice Dept. accused the Nixon reelection hunt, we just want to get to holds a master's degree in Michigan University and) the procedures of the civil bypassing normal testing the bottom of these the Dept. of Human campaign Wednesday of illegally failing to report a education and received her bachelor's degree fr service department to find procedures. Relations were completed S200,000 cash contribution from financier Robert allegations," Crim said. bachelor's degree in social Central State University out what is actually going State Personnel Director Wednesday with the Ohio. L. Vesco. work from MSU. Taylor Sidney Singer said in March A suit has been filed appointment of the first doctoral student at MSU. | The three-count criminal information carries a seeking to withhold Singer's assistant directors of both "My past ability in working with 1 salary, claiming be got., his women an-1 immediately because I Letters will not be edited Perhaps someday machines and Grand Rapids graduate student human realm. I am also the one needed a new idler arm, ball joints and Office of Institutional I for content. adequate labor protection laws will responsible for feeding them in the shocks which would cost $97.20. April« April 24, 1973 State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Thursday, May 3, 1973 5 Lansing postal factory will speed up delivery Py JANET SHUBITOWSKI Until the trains were sent to the Chicago office State News Staff Writer eliminated two years ago, where they are opened to The planned installation employes would sort the of a help track down the sender Lansing mail factory mail on the trains as they This means fewer or receiver. will improve East Lansing traveled from city to city, substitutes to fill in for sick mail service, A. Ray he said. Now, the mail has days and vacation, he said. Kriden said they receive Kriden, East Lansing to be sorted at either end of As a result, the mail carriers as many return letters from postmaster, said. it s trip, not as it travels. have to occasionally the The mail In addition, Chicago office each factory would he said, mail double-up on routes and week as they send. The consist of several trucks have to fight traffic, work overtime. sorting largest part of these are machines each capable of which often causes billfolds which have been handling over 40,000 pieces unexpected delays. The East Lansing office lost or stolen and dropped of mail an hour. Kriden said the Lansing handles six dead letters a in the mail for return. However, Kriden did not area has a 95 per cent week, Kriden said. However, know when the factory guarantee of next day an employe in the dead would open. delivery. The increased letter department said she The post office is Under the present postal volume of mail is the main handles about 40 pounds a offering free, unguided organization, items mailed reason why five per cent is week. tours through its facilities in East Lansing are hand delayed. this week to anyone sorted at the Abbott Road "Our workers can only These dead letters, which interested in seeing how the office. Kriden said a postal sort so much mail a day," bear an incorrect address post office works, employe can handle 927 he said. "If we have more and no return address are Kriden said. pieces of mail an hour. than they can sort, it has to Campus canvassing Other mail is sent Lansing for sorting which is to wait until the next day." Kriden said that letters Candidates for East Lansing City Council, Margaret a time consuming process, Kriden said. One are followed by given first second priority and Meet to primary. Here they talk with Monica Praner and R. of the biggest third class mail, news McNeil (right) and Nelson Brown are canvassing in Maggie Raymond in East Landon Hall. reasons for the current mail magazines and residence halls for support in the August 7 slowness is the elimination University State News photo by Mark Wiedelman of rail service, Kriden said. advertisements. He said the postal system has not been able to keep on female up with the rapidly Kfote probe The acquaintance of women with the skills needed to of ' increasing volume of mail because become active members of society will be the focus of the research was first statewide Women's Political Caucus Convention neglected when the federal government supervised the Saturday at Kellogg Center. The day-long conference will feature J State Kep. Perry Bullard, preelection activities of the House, consisting of five the President's reelection would also be able to call operation directly. speakers and Committee to Reelect the discussions on family relationships, socialization of ■.Ann Arbor, introduced a members to be appointed committee in Now that the post office boys Michigan. upon the services and and girls and techniques of Evolution in the State President in Michigan. by the speaker of the personnel of any agency of has been made a public lobbying. Wednesday calling The resolution asks that House, be established to Bullard said that recent corporation this lack of the state and its The chief speaker will be Sara Weddington, an attorney investigation of a special committee of the political research is investigate the activities of allegations of activities of subdivisions. starting to catch in the Texas legislature who argued the Texas abortion case the reelection committee in up with the mailmen. before the Supreme Court. other states have led him to "We don't have the Jean King, feminist attorney who has handled cases vw — propose the resolution to Members of machines that are necessary A/,nN\ ——' the to handle the tremendous involving sex discrimination at MSU, and Dorothy Haener, see if any improprieties have committee, according to the state caucus delegate to the national Women's Political Capital/ Capsules occurred in this state. The i nvestigation would place this year and take next resolution, would serve without compensation, but would be entitled to travel volume of mail that comes through day," our Kriden office every said. Caucus will also address the convention. Topics ranging from sports discrimination to rape and year, with the findings of and other expenses incurred "Machines are finally being credit will be explored in IMPLICATIONS FOR workshops. Discussions will also REORGANIZATION AND STATE the special committee in the performance of their developed to sort the mail be held on the state Public Accommodations Act, which JjERSONALIZED license plates will be financing of Michigan's court system will reported to the 1974 duties. which will greatly decrease prohibits sex discrimination in all public places. Experts Bpiiihio in Dept. of State branch offices be examined by a committee of members legislature. delivery time." will discuss the ways this act can effect university class T Monday. Secretary of State Richard of the legislature and When the postal system supreme court discrimination, fishing licenses and other related areas. ■tiitfin said Tuesday. Under a new state justices. State Supreme Court Chief Justice The resolution was sent moved from The resolution asks that federal Ratification of bylaws enacted at the national lh«. I motorist may order the special plates Thomas M. Kavanagh announced. the committee investigating to the House Policy supervision, a policy of no# convention in February and state resolutions will take Kit!) up to six numbers and letters Committee where it will be place of his "Prolonging the day of practical court the relection activities be replacing retiring employes at 4:30 p.m. Election of officers will be held at 8 examined for Its legality and p.m. noosing. reorganization serves only to put off again granted powers to subpena was adopted, an East Registration begins at 9 a.m. The cost, including lunch, H Money other considerations. from the personalized plates, any hope of realistic management of the witnesses, administer oaths Lansing mail carrier, who is $10. id will cost $25 in addition to the court dockets," he said in a Law and examine the books and Day DOONESBURY ■mm/license plate fee, will be used for speech Tuesday. records of any person, by Garry Trudeau Hitter pickup and highway cleanup Kavanagh warned against overlooking partnership, association or )frams. 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Saginaw St Sun 12-5 £ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SOCIOLOGY FIELD STUDY Class focuses observors to evaluate the on videotaped study of human film combines Sociology and By CHRIS DANIELSON State News Staff Writer data. motion to a film dealing photography to make the "This is the first time with the mother - child subject matter more If one picture is worth a any department in the relationship, Barndt said. attractive to his students. thousand words then a MSU She said the course College of Social Science sociology class studying has studied the possibility combines technical training By using photography photography may help to cut in photography with issue and cinematography in field of using cameras in back on some of the sociological research at a orientation. research conducted in paperwork involved in graduate level program," When these elements are Europe, India and the U. S.. sociological research. combined an Schulze said he is provided Waisanen said. The use of photography with a permanent and In addition to getting "ethnographic" film can be more and cinematography in cross accurate record of the data technical training in the use produced; a film which - cultural studies is being of photographic equipment, presents a group of people and people encountered. examined in Visual students taking the course and their way of life. "The primary use of Documentation and Social hear speakers and see films Waisenen stressed that Research, a course the course is exploratory in photography is to aid in to find out what is conducted this spring by nature. recording observations that Frederick Waisanen, possible and what has would take too long to already been done in the ''This is a very write down. Complexities professor of sociology. field, he explained. preliminary and pilot type that can't be written down Videotapes and still Much of the course work of project." he said. pictures taken during field Ralf Schulze, professor are captured on film," he is implemented and said. study are as valuable as supervised by teaching of sociology at San Diego written reports because they assistants Debbie Barndt, State University, was the Utilizing motion not only provide a Haslett sociology graduate class' guest speaker on pictures, still photographs, permanent record of events, student and Sonia Ruiz, Tuesday night. sound casette tapes, field but also allow outside Puerto Rico graduate Schulze's photographic notes, formal research data student in anthropology, background predates his and personal memory of a Waisanen said. sociology degrees. He was a single event, Schulze ends Each student in the class photographer in the U. S. up with six informational must complete a research Army Signal Corps, and mediums through which he project utilizing film. Topics later worked as a self • can get a total picture of his students have selected for employed professional subject. Visual documentation their projects range from a photographer. He Fred Waisanen, left, professor of sociology, is is doing field work with "Videotaped interviews photography and can be evaluated by several exploring the visual documentation of social research cinematography, in a graduate class in sociology. The class, including people, leaving little room for bias," he said. Debbie Barndt, graduate assistant, and Knut Itansen, State News photo by Susan Sheiner Group's fund drive faltering By SHARON HANKS raising because of the community groups such as Joint Issue and Wolfmoon at about local stores. 20 CurreJ State News Staff Writer problems within each the Coalition for Human Bakery. stores organization. Most people Survival and Mountain Free Besides these small participating in Since the Alternative are opposed to any type of School have been continuing donations, allowing a canteen in tl Community Chest Drive structure." benefit concerts and places of business. started last January to raise recognized as members. a a reserve fund for Others lament that The council was initiated voluntary chip system have Meanwhile, counterculture energies towards fund to serve as a community aided the fund. Alternative Commuii , NOW SHOWING! organizations, only $1,000 raising are dissipated and a full - time committment is forum where groups and individuals can exchange The chip system method of soliciting is funds a Chest will continue until goal is reached. | BUTTERFIELD DRIVE-IN THEATRES has trickled in — a far cry not possible. ideas and provide services from their original goal of Moreover, council and skills to the $25,000. T LANSING Riegle to give tail member Bruce Roth community. STAR LITE U S 27 WEST OF WAVERLY Members of the People's Cooperative Council say the goal may only be dream for remarked, "There is not much interest as so we Thus far. the Women's Center has received $100 thought. Apparently most and is the only group who strugglj groups in financial crisis groups can get along with has asked for financial help. unless efforts are energized what they have." Yet Goodman School still on power by the cduncil, the "Honeymoon's over...it's time coordinators of the drive. About 15 members have needs $6,500 for a mortgage Congressman Donald Riegle Jr., former RepublB been active in the council payment by June. to get married Jim Heyser, a council since it started last fall. Morning Glory Kitchen maverick who switched to the Democratic party, will s(fl member, said, "there is little at 1:30 p.m. Friday at a one • day workshop in Wonfl Walter coordination in the fund However, about 10 has closed temporarily kiva on contemporary social science issues, sponsored because of lack of help and Shown at Matthau the People's Radio is being James Madison College. _ Carol ^ RHARHARHARH^KHA funded by WKAR. Most of the remaining Riegle, from Michigan's 7tfT''District and a nativd Flint, will speak on "Congress and the President: A Strul for Power." He is the author of the best selling book! Burnett Presents groups are reportedly Congress." - breaking even financially He is also a member of the Foreign Affairs CommB but most members agree and serves on the Europe and Southeast that a community truck is subcommittee. needed, particularly for The workshop's program will begin at 9:45 a.m. \ Green Earth Food Coop, William Helder, social science coordinator for the Laii public school system, will participate in a panel discu/ on action and theory in social science programs. Ciqema(x) Corner of Logan and Jolly Rd.. 882-0236 ENOUGH SEX FOR THE ENTIRE FRENCH FOREIGN LEGION! > Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 3, 1973 7 Blood' n7AMir.M hie# just kU - mellow, tight on new album oyGARYOZANICH • a bit more low-keyed1- ... The J. Geils Band is and mellowed out. the sI.ttN.ws Reviewer The album contains some best rock and roll band races not and 1951 that convertibles, hokey "teenager in Arlo has never been a guitarist of Procol Harum. album. The high points are have amazingly particularly talented It's more of a trip back to never sold. ,.Thriller" by Cold very nice straight jazz solos. around. There's no question about it. Few other bands love," high school ring-malt creative individual. He or the roots, the tracks "Ballerina" and The band has its roots far consisting of a I Blood- Warner Bros. Overall, the group seems to 1973 are playing real-live in shop television jive. Theirs is would not be where he is rocking (at times almost a "Hannah." into American rock and roll, I Records- have found some and "Thriller" has a much direction rock and roll (particularly the music of James Dean as opposed to the suburbia - today, except for his name Hendrixian) rhythm and "Workshop," by NRBQ. Buddah Records. and it's reflected in its and his easy sound. This I last Cold Blood has tt leas intense, more relaxed not those "rock revival bands" like Sha Na idealized music of Ozzie and going natural personality. Everybody in blues. It's a nice album, different from Procol new album is quieter, very reminiscent of I Juv put"811 tog!th.tr"U I sound. This fact combined of those bands Na), and that do, J. Harriet. the world loves Arlo" and Harum's "Grand Hotel," The New Blues Quartet Rhythm and the attitude conveyed by always »ne of those with the talent of the Geils is far and "Bloodshot," their that's largely why he has sold much more like "Broken (NRBQ) has the Band and a few of the ■ Sfc with great potential. away the fourth effort on Atlantic is so many albums. long been one of the best other IS Pense, I Km and blues lead the talented same This new album has the Barricades." Produced by Matthew Fisher, former and least known bands in America. It has consistently purer American groups. It's not as good as vocals and the some of the group's other lli£ didn't fall into the I S screaming Joplin trip mediocre The same instrumentation. keyboard player for the Harum, "Twice Removed" come up with energized albums, which fine records, but it is still pretty album has a more is a musically consistent smooth rock traditional flavor (a couple I ? lnstrumentally Cold of Woody Guthrie l td t a very fuU - and a traditional songs, I Sing cohesive band On individuals and choice of instrumental) but still it's 1SS earlier albums they material makes it one of the even more of a step pretty lame. ■ J couldn't seem to get top rhythm and blues The J. Geils Band is backwards into the 1950s. "Twice Removed 1all down, mixed well albums to come out in the struttin' smoothies and knows what rock and roll is It's a great album, from I Jd sounding as good as it past year. all about. guaranteed to make you Yesterday," by Robin Trower. Chrysalis Records. I could. music of the They play the real want to get up and dance. This is the solo album I ..Thriller" succeeds "Bloodshot," by the 1950s, the hip Anyone up for a rumble? shaking, from the former lead l.h«e these have failed. J. Geils Band. Atlantic pelvic-thrusting, "Last of the Brooklyn Records. macho sound of gang fights IJJ, sounds as good, but and gang bangs, of drag Cowboys," by Arlo Guthrie. Warner Bros. Records. ,'44' nice escape valve, but overly sentimental IMAUREEN McDONALD of a pro-war fever that Hermie's seriousness on well by 1 State News Reviewer swept America. delicate matters. cutting clips from the "Summer of '42" flick. J Fresh from the sandy Herman Raucher, screen The film serves as a nice 1 fores of the Atlantic Ocean writer, recalls his own The film tends to drag in escape from modern childhood in Hermie, who is ■ (ones a sequel to the places, as Hermie tries too problems and as a relief ■ idrentures of Hermie, Oscie adeptly played by Gary hard to reenact his exploits from thinking. But it's had Grimes. The iudBenjie. actor 20-year-old on the sandy shores with its run. We can only hope ■ The three boys, whose plays a credible role as Jennifer O'Neil. The scenes the sentimentalists will not I pin] adventures delighted a youth who fights the inner with the sorority woman produce "Alma Maters of 11alienees of "Summer of battle between enlisting in the army as all his friends could have been done as l'U," have returned to the I cten to graduate. have done and staying at the I "Clas of '44" generates university. He is most I the nostalgia of a first love, impressive when he returns I t!i fraternity initiation and home from college to face the fact that his father has died of a heart attack at a time when many men are Presents @ dying in battle. John Lee Hooker Oscle, played by Jerry plus Steve Holmes Houser, is the best of all the characters. He Tonight & Tomorrow shows in McDonel Kiva amazing depth as the class clown who Shows at 8 p.m. & 10:30 p.m J jpjn. IT TAKES A LOT I senstive person. is really a OF LOVE. A special hosted Advance Tickets On Sale Ticket $1.50 in advance I by dad Everett focusing on On graduation night til 3 the day of show $2.00 at the door ■fit distinctive kind of Oscie learns that Benjie has at Marshall Music, Union, Elderly Instruments ■dirotion that exists enlisted in the Marines, and Mariah Office Open M-F, 12 5, 353 9540 or 355 3690 IteneD animal lovers and he attempts to camouflage COMtttiing Attractions: May 18 John Prine lltirpets. WJIM, Channel 6. his tears with a hearty 1 8 p.m. HUMANITIES rendition of "Anchors May 19 Steve Goodman May 31, June 1, 2 Leo Kottke IfllJi FORUM. "Ballad of a Away." Throughout the ■Soldier," 1961. A portrait movie, Oscie balances Id tie efffects of the early THE PERFORMING Iqmt of World War II on Ilk people of Russia, ARTS COMPANY limed best picture in the —eT*TL Department of Theatre |1K1 San Francisco Film NEWS Michigan State University ©rchesis dance concert May 3-5 OPENS TONIGHT Fairchild Theatre MAY 3-4-5 8:15 p.m. MAY 5 2:00 p.m. Reservations — 355-0148 ea' Co-Operative International Proudly Presents LAST 3 DAYSI Two of the Wildest films ever to play at |MSU are now playing with each other! «WT PORNOGRAPHIC DOUBLE FEATURE haklLOT Wi DEFMITIVE HIVE & X incr»dib|y .xpliclt filmic axpariance Harlot 1 is t«*"*Ph'c 0n th. ogram n i* is another ait astounding JOHNNY WADD FESTIVAL! pKCOIWCMCD Ik* , , m ULTIMATE X 1#ngth "FLESH OF THE LOTUS! "HIGH FASHION MODELS!" adult films comprise tha mos Cinena X, at the corner of Logan and Jolly is oombiiuti^ .L "hay ar. fMtur* •*« ahown on campus Ir bringing you the best in adult films. Our box office . a.xu.1 holocoat on th. aoraan. SHOWTIMES: opens every day at 11:45. "Flesh of the Lotus'' HARLOT 7:00 and 9:30 shows at noon, 2:45, 5:15, 8:00, 10:45. "High CONFISCATED 8:10 and 10:40 Fashion Models" at 1:30, 4:05, 6:45, 9:30. Friday and Saturday we have a complete after midnite show. 109 Anthony Absolutely no one under 18 admitted. If films of l M0° frank sexuality offend you please do not attend this ba ^ 18 theatre. g Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 3, id IN MEDICAL RESEARCH Fund cut threatens biomedical research MSU faces fund (continued from page 1) difficult in some cases impossible - for a student to get pinch - scientists in academic work will never make as much money adequate training in his field without receiving financial aid. "I just don't see how anyone can get up in front of a as practicing doctors, federal support of their training was a class and teach if they don't think they're good in their significant factor in enticing these people into the field. field," Hook said. heart "If there hadn't been the money to come here in By NANCI PARSONS specific areas of cancer and disease) so they just contracts with The government has also suggested contract research as a heart disease to the shove a lot of dollars into it. pharmacology then I would have had to go into a field means of giving aid to students. The researcher would have State News Staff Writer exclusion of all other But nobody really believes where they would be enough potential money to pay back a well-defined area to explore and would be allowed little Unless the federal there is a quick solution." a large loan. But I'd rather be where I am," David B. medical research. latitude. In the past, research grants involved open-ended administration reverses its The Goodale, an institute trainee in pharmacology said. blame f0r| subjects allowing the researcher to deviate from the initial curtailment of research This new policy will decision to funnel Training grants include stipends for predoctoral students when something looked promising in terms of Brody said that this was resf in biological and medical sciences, but the heaviest subject funding, MSU will lose an direct all of the money a short-range decision that dollars into limited! concentration of grants go to individuals working in the results, Those researchers who have just completed training will overwhelming majority of its research activities in the currently being dispersed by failed to take into account m"st be placed! basic sciences. Some training grant money also goes to the National Science of the long-range short-sighted also be heading into rough times since the number of of medicine, a Foundation and the some gover J support the science related departments in the University. research grants funded has been significantly reduced. area difficulties it will produce. bureaucrats, Brody sal According to institute officials support goes to University administrator National Institutes of individuals who intend to obtain a doctorate and go on to "Many of the young people will never have a chance to said Tuesday. Health into cancer and heart be an independent reseracher. No matter how fertile their Theodore Brody, research in the hopes of One of the major "This was made by scientists. not a deL work in teaching and research. minds might be. they will have to work under some old fart Chairman of the Dept. of concerns is how MSU will Infl The present training grants will be continued until the finding quick the bureaucrats who is set in his ways under the contract research," Hook Pharmacology, expressed cures. be able to attract quality ignoref predoctoral students finish their research for their said. concern over the medical professionals to the input we made 0A doctorates. No new grants will be awarded, though, Brody MSU currently conducts school when the dollars for decision. Even the Nafl said. "If I don't get my grant renewed I won't be able to government's new emphasis only a minimal amount of research will be unavailable. Science Foundation atH teach doctoral students in my lab," Hook said. on research only in the Some faculty members added that it would be very research in these two National InstituteL Health medical problem areas. "No one comes here to don't like it scientists have no b| teach. They come because the p0J "We are only small there has always been a decision-mf Grants organizations like the bolster Dept. of the Interior for the •Sponsored research peanuts compared to some of the larger institutions in the country that researching cancer and heart are good opportunity for research, for the scholarly endeavors they all want to pursue. process," Brody said. the Brody is concer federal goverfl 1 By NANCIPARSONS off • campus sources, the disease won't be Michigan Gladiolus Society, Institute of Water Research. should be accepted only if so we might decide to all State News Staff Writer financially • squeezed research funds to the! Hercules Inc., Malting One project which just appropriate space and getting any of these federal "The quality of our of University would be unable Validation an to conduct anything Barley Improvement Assn. recently received a $16,000 facilities are available. dollars," Brody said. school is definitely at stake government which wil Oligomerization Model for and the Dwarf Fruit Tree grant from the National •Provisions should be now," Brody said. be responsible! Allosteric Control. resembling the extensive During the last fiscal This hard to research currently Assn. Science Foundation will be made for continuity of these two government dispensing the money I • underway. Agencies of the federal conducted solely by support in order to stabilize year, The cutbacks will projects it deems necJ pronounce title which defies agencies donated over $9 During 1971 - 72 MSU government have also been students. They will be required staff. million to MSU for severely affect research in translation into laymen's •All projects must be terms is worth $60,000 to received $24,835,096 from supportive of MSU research devising methods of soil compatible with the sponsored research in many the environmental health sciences and child health "We are dealing! with the nation's healfl the National Science outside sources to conduct projects. The Agency for analysis which can be used areas. research in every International Development, in criminal investigations. purposes of research at a and virtually eliminate ail of the only agency th# Foundation. That's the department of every college whose administrative head is This proposal was selected university. This eliminates "There is nothing wrong the basic research on drug handle the probleJ amount donated to MSlHs on campus. This money was John Hannah, former MSU from more than 700 others any routine testing as an with pouring a lot of dollars abuse, the three areas Brody detached, scientific | Dept. of Chemistry for end in itself. research on this one project. donated either for specific s i dent, donated from across the nation to into these areas but the said need the most the federal governmenl $1,656,680, of which over receive the grant. •The University retains emphasis. The science foundation is projects or for the problem is that they are just one of a long list of unrestricted use of $900,000 went to the Agricultural Economics In the past few years students have been the on right of first publication any project for its straight-jacketing all of the the "The further local level awajl foundations, corporations, department chairmen. faculty. Exigencies of other necessary research "Another problem with fo| A list of MSU research Dept. questioning the priorities that needs to be the cutbacks is that it will decision-making, government agencies and national defense may at projects and donors includes The U. S. Dept. of and secrecy of MSU conducted," Brody said. be taking young people out likely the decisions private individuals which research times make exceptions to contribute literally millions many familiar names of Agriculture sponsored projects, "They want a quick made from $394,730 worth of particularly in the dealings this policy necessary. of dollars to MSU each year huge national organizations, solution (to cancer pressure." Brody said.l like the science foundation research last year while the with the military - industrial •No publication or for sponsored research which contributed over various divisions of the complex. This was one of activity, either on behalf of projects. the University or by an all $5,500,000 last year and armed forces donated a the topics debated in the Like major committee which grew individual in his official the National Institutes of combined total of over war universities across the Health which donated $250,000. out of last May's capacity, shall endorse any country, MSU places a high commercial almost $3,500,000. These sums are demonstration on Grand product or priority on the research River Avenue. method. activities of the faculty. But But contributions come sometimes designated for without these grants from from less well - known fellowships, seminars or MSU maintains strict The University also has training programs as well as policy guidelines to be strict procedures to be the traditional "professor - followed in all the research followed in any research HOW HUNGRY CAN AT the MSU Bookstore in fence surrounding til in - the - laboratory" conducted at the Universtiy. involving human subjects. you get? Wednesday around the International Center ice arena construct^ 12:30 a.m. someone stole arrested a 21-year- old were torn down < These include: The major concerns of the Mr. projects. Many grants are given in installments over several years to maintain the •All sponsored research must be considered public Public Health Service, which supervises this area, are how 69 meal tickets worth $105 from the Butterfield Hall reception desk. Campus student Tuesday for stealing two books with a total value of $17.60. The case has past weekend. Campus Wednesday polic^ the continuity of a project, such information. No funds for the rights and welfare of the police said they have no been referred to the Ingham totaled $125 and| Mines as the annual grant of $100,000 from the U. S. secret accepted. research will be human subjects will be protected and the methods to be used to obtain the suspects. County prosecutor's office. emphasized caught destroying at the site will bp that pfl if person's informed consent. i*nd prosecuted. 351-1600 nzza NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF REGISTRATION OF A CAMERA and lights were stolel THE CITY OF EAST LANSING a locker in East Holnf INGHAM AND CLINTON COUNTIES, MICHIGAN between last Thursd| LIEBERMANN'S TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF Tuesday. SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT: The articles v For Mother's Day. at $115. Campus Wednesday that poll thej Please Take Notice that the Annual Election of said no suspects. 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While the infield has held the (.333) is at Ron i Le whenever MSU and Michigan meet DeLonge doubled leading off the intramural teams in recent years, but it at bay with its opponents fielding, the outfield has ''1 other in any sport. sixth and scored JohnRohde's single to on may have come up with a big winner in a tie the contest and helped out with the scoring. This weekend's baseball matchups are then scored the game team called Space Station. Jeff Bouck is winner on hitting .625 to lead the I I designated Larry hitter Space Station, a mediocre squad in both outfield corps, while Kevin Griffith and Romaine's sacrifice n0,,K ^ould be an interesting weekend," Coach Danny fly. football and basketball, has come on strong Mark Hughes each are batting .444 and I Kt coach Frank Pellerin rightly predicted. Litwhiler's switch of Bill with a powerhouse softball team. Mike Rattger chips in with a .272 Simpson and Amos Hewitt in the first average. While the Spartans face the Wolverines in two In four games so far Space Station is Though it may not seem so, pitching is spots in the batting Arbor Friday and then return to East final lineup paid off in the stinging the ball at a .481 clip with 11 considered one of the most stanza. home important I ijnsine to meet U-M Saturday afternoon runs. The team is averaging 3.2 runs needs of a winning slo-pitch team and Knbs Field in single games, MSU's top . per inning. Space Station has a good pitcher in Lee Simpson, 'challenges for its Big Ten lead will be the Spartan an outstanding gridders, cornerback for "The reason for our success in softball is that there's much more interest than Grulke. Grulke has yielded just 3.12 runs tripled and playing each other. doubled home by Hewitt. was in football and there per game and in two of the four games he I The Spartans take a 6-2 conference sacrifice fly scored Hewitt with the final DeLonge's was Kozlowski said. basketball," Stan has held the opponent to one run or less. rk Michigan's 4-4 record while against tally. Space Station has another important Kozlowski, the floor's resident assistant ingredient of a winner. (5-5) and lough Alinnesota (6"4) visit The first contest was a different and sometimes L two squads tied for second place, however, as the Spartans and story coach, added, "Most "We've got a lot of depth on this team," Hurons everyone has had some experience in Koslowski said. "We've got three Northwestern and Wisconsin (5-3), for a engaged in a see saw battle which - baseball which also helps." players I pairofdoubleheaders. EMU win the game in the final saw The team batting on the bench who have gone So, MSU victories will be important. Bickel went the inning. support is led by third eight-for-eight between them. It's nice to distance for the baseman Tim Swieczkowski who is have guys on the bench who can come Two of the top members of the Spartan Spartans, allowing all eight in I pitching corps arc scheduled to start this runs. He walked slapping the ball at a .751 pace with four and do the job." eight and gave up six hits. homers and 10 runs batted in. The one benefit which has | weekend. The remainder of the infield doesn't hit Station more than helped Space " That anything else is support. Lefthander Kob Clancy is expected to his first bad was game," Pellerin at an exceptional pace, but together they "People who don't play on the team are noted of Bickel, who | jo Friday while righty Duane Bickel is went into the game combine to form an airtight infield. still at the games," Koslowski I Saturday's probable hurler. with a 7-1 record and a 1.65 ERA. At shortstop is Ozzie Szunko (.500), 'There's a lot of interest because said. I MSU, ranked 11th in the nation "It happens to every pitcher," the asst. while John Day (.200 and 2 home runs), is than half the floor is at each more I wording to this week's United Press coach continued. "It was raining and the game." I international poll, now sports an overall mound was wet and I 23.10 record after splitting its second he got it out of muddy. We hope that his system. It's better that I straight twinbill Tuesday. it happened then Hurler returns to form instead of this weekend." The Spartans dropped the opener to Designated hitter Howard Schryer was Extern Michigan in Ypsilanti, 8-7, but the Spartan hitting leader. ame back on the arm of lefty Elliott | Moore to win the nightcap, 4-1. Schryer had home run, triple and a DETROIT UPI) - stuff after last season, I next two seasons. walk, and drove in two runs, while Bill Singer went back to knuckle removed and now Moore, now 6-1 the season, tossed on Bailey didn't ever want to throw "I went back to pitching coach) started Oliver and Rohde had doubles. lifting weights during the again," Singer said of the lifting can show you a right index working with I only 90 pitches in the seven inning contest. In fact, Pellerin winter and thereby weights all winter, like I did finger that is about a half a me on my I emphasized that may miserable 6-16 year he m 1969." delivery and it turned out allowing Eastern six hits, including three in Schryer and have done something about Singer said. "That fingernail shorter than the I Romaine, the Spartan endured with the Los that was what was wrong. the fourth when the Hurons tallied their designated raising his record got my delivery down." left one. hitters, both had excellent in the Angeles Dodgers. I only run. games. In addition to his summer. It was the broken index "I thought that "Now if the team I "Elliott important "But a change of scenery finger his pitching hand can is doing a real good job," sacrifice Singer, 29, on might be why I didn't have fly, Romaine added a single and a went through made it fun again," he said. keep getting some runs," I Pellerin noted. double. a personal "hell" the past that caused most of the my stuff," he said. "But Singer said, "I'll be "I enjoy it." trouble. He had part of the smiling a three baseball seasons, after Tom Morgan (Angels' lot." The 1970 season was a super 20 -12 1969 season. memorable for Singer for He was then traded to the more reasons than the no The - California Angels during the winter. hitter he threw. He came down with hepatitis in April Israeli Cl But after pitching a five - of that year. presents hitter against Detroit Tigers "Six weeks later I was PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The The MSU golf team grabbed an eighth Tuesday night for his fourth victory in five starts it is tough to believe the hard going five to nine innings," he said. He had a one - MS. RACHEL EYTAN I Philadelphia Phillies Wednesday traded place finish at the Mid • hitter, a two - hitter, his no - One of Israel's Best Writers jifirst baseman Deron Johnson to America - throwing right - hander is no hitter and won seven of (presently lecturer Invitational at Huston Woods golf course in longer capable of winning on Hebrew Literature at Hofstra I the Oakland A'sof the American League in Oxford, Ohio. eight decisions after coming University) 20. Who Will Speak On for minor league outfielder - back. He then broke his Seventeed teams competed in the 36 - "It was unbelievable," finger. | tod baseman Jack Bast able. hole event with Indiana taking team Singer said after his win. "It A (i, who has played with the New | M Yankees, Kansas City Athletics, i Reds and Atlanta, was honors. The Hoosier squad totaled 748 followed by Ohio University and host was hell. It really was. "When I packed up my muscles groin injury, and shoulder trouble plagued Singer the sore back THE ISRAELI hitting Miami of Ohio. J IS"in 12 games wit!} the Phillies this | with one home run ana five RBI's. i He has lifetime record of 194 home a year Medalist University with Benny Blake of Ohio was par 144. Mark an Timvan led the Spartan iinksmen with a even ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Tonight, 8 p.m. Uruo**, Parlor C ■ rans.724 RBIsand a .251 J SAN DIEGO average. - A rematch between 149." J 2 for 1 Pizza Sale $2.50 delivers J he I'ryoni' in I kavyweight boxers Ken Norton and MSU's lacrosse team lost to rival Notre * two medium (12") ! 1 item Varsity Pizzas. Valid with I Muhammad Ali will be announced Dame Wednesday, 11-4. ally in New York today, according to A disputed goal by Notre Dame ace B. this ad today, Thurs. May 3, 1973. I local promoter C. E. (Lee) Fruin. J. Bingle broke open a close game midway 11 items to cheose from I His statement came shortly after a through the first half. With the score 2-1, [federal court decision Wednesday Notre Dame. Bingle let go a shot after the Free Fast Hot Delivery begins at 6 P.M. referee's whistle had blown. rejected an order seeking to ii Fruin from MSU protested but the * arranging such a fight. gc-U was *Subs 14 to allowed. MSU incurred another letdown as * VARSITY* choose from) Notre Dame scored with two seconds * * I PHILADELPHIA Allan Bristow, who - hoot long J" 10 school records in remaining in the first half to take a 5 2 Varsity Dogs * - basketball at halftime lead. *Hamburgers ■ •ujinia Tech, was signed to a three year - The second half was all Notre Dame 'Pintails ■wtract Wednesday by the Philadelphia the Fighting Irish as * l ^ofthe National Basketball Assn. I "e thought Bristow record to 9 - 1. MSU's record upped their season dropped to 3 ^ 1227 E. Grand River 332-6517 5517 J the was forward in college best basketball last -6. r*** MSU scoring was led by Steve Urban 1 think he can be the type of with one goal and two assists and Steve |P* basketball player tliat Bailey Howell Wilson with two goals. Ej General Manager Don Dejardin Goalie Fson Hebert had 29 saves to his credit. TWO NIGHTS OF MUSK When you buy a Saab, you get a lot for your money. frMpm-mayii THE EAGLES I I Gram Parsons Subaru sets new coast- Lester Flatt & the Nashville Grass to-coast time record Facts: • There are over 3,200 miles between Atlantic City and San Francisco. • Subaru ran them, flat out, in 38 hours sat-8VMnayi2 QUICKSILVER and 59 minutes. • Nota drop of oil was added, not even coming back. • Not one tire was changed. When you buy a ♦Front wheel drive Saab you get: *radial tires • Front wheel drive pulled the Subaru through ice, sleet, rain, snow, fog and the most punishing terrain in America. 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For an MSU offense which has sputtered and stagnated in recent years, it's what's up front that is going to count "Craig's inexperience will hurt him but he's been a hard this year. worker this spring and will be a big help to us this fall," "We think we have as good a backfield as anyone in the Butler said. "He needs to work both on quickness and Big Ten," Denny Stolz has said repeatedly. lateral movement but he had an excellent attitude and will Offensive backfield coach William Davis has reiterated be playing a lot of football for us, too." Stolz's claim and comments that the real burden is now on the offensive linemen. At right guard Charlie Wilson and KeUie Dean are "Right now our big problem at Michigan State is currently bumping heads. Both are relatively inexperienced offense," Stolz said. "The key to that offense is a line that and the winner of their battle will get his first real taste of will open up some holes and let the offense go. action this fall. All—American guard Joe DeLamielleure, guard Jim Nicholson, tackle Denny Macholz and center Bob "These two guys both have the natural talents it takes to McClowry have all exited via graduation leaving a gaping be a lineman," Butler said. "They both need a great deal of wound in the offensive charges. work but the potential is there." "We are trying to get a good group of young kids Wilson, who was slowed by a knee injury his first year at together and make them age real fast," Butler said. "We _ . only have one man (center Bob Mills) who's played an MSU, now seems to be gathenng momentum. Dean, tal and interior line position in a varsity collegiate football game. fangy, was formerly a linebacker at Pontiac Central but We've got a lot of work to do." see™ to have found a home at guard. Butler's cast of hopefuls consists primarily of untested At the tackle slots, John Ruzich and Craig Omerod are fledglings expected to fill the big bill. But Mills along with contesting for the left side and Phil Smolinski and Rich senior tackle Craig Omerod and guard Craig Dahlke will be ~Pawlack will vie * for * the right flank. ^ -*-*-*■ fine spring for us." Butler said. Key to scoring punch forced to assume leadership roles. "Ruzich is having a very Also a senior, Mills saw limited action behind McClowry "He has excellent size (250) and good agility." last season but can hardly be listed as a veteran. However to attack through the air. The Spartan offensive line A strong offensive line is the key to a team's Mills is the only experienced member of the front line Omerod is recovering from a knee injury but has made will have look its. scoring punch, as any football fan knows. And it's a new next season due to heavy steady improvement and figures heavily in Butler's plans. Job needs a great deal of experience but he should be given the task of opening the holes for the running graduation "losses. "Craig is two weeks behind everyone else but when he a tremendous help," Butler said. "He'll be competing with backs and protecting the passer whenever he prepares State News photo by Milt Horst Charley Ane to see who will snap the ball but we exDect expect gets cau6ht UP he'11 ^ Push*n8 f°r a sP°t on the line," - Butler commented. both of them to pick up valuable experience with each game. . Ane, a Hawaiian import, earns the better incoming linemen. A donny brooK. , K liable to make the battle for Butler's praise as one of junior, his potential alone is position a «.<•! the center .^citinn ^ » real , for ^ ^g °" th* °tther ^ th* f^ ^ * ^ Paw'ac*' ^ a very a „ *ni°r> h's counterpart and has made "excellent progress, has T CMnb,t two years on Butle^coBntinued „That jmp0rtaVit one. They're both Hard work, "Charlie is also inexperienced but he's a comer," Butler capable of doing a job." keeps trackmen says. "He's really pushing Mills right now and has made a vast improvement in spring drills alone." The guard positions are also up for grabs with no clear favorites expected to move in on either side of center. Greg Men's IM Croxton, Craig Dahlke, Charles Wilson and Kellie Dean are By CHARLES JOHNSON determine their best events, relay unit is comprised of long jump events in his fi J the prime candidates to nail down a spot. State News Sports Writer which has made for a lot of Paul Zolinsky, Bill Nance, home dual meet All first round residence hall tennis matches have been Croxton is a sophomore from Highland Park and is rescheduled for 6 p.m. If the old saying 'practice internal competition. Todd Murphy and Marshall Spartan, while the shot p| today. and discus throw events 3 currently filling the top spot at the left guard. At 6—1, 220, makes perfect' has any One of the most Dill. It can be safely stated his size is more than adequate and Butler is confident that Residence hall track will begin Monday with a scratch competitive areas has been that only Dill's job is safe. see Marv Roberts wind | credibility, the MSU track Croxton will be a big plus for the weakened offensive line meeting at 4:15 p.m. and preliminaries at 5:30 p.m. the 440-yard relay. The Returning to action this his home stint. team should be flawless in its this fall. Fraternity track will begin Tuesday with a scratch first and only dual meet this Spartans are the defending week will be Spartan conference champs in the 4 40-yard hurdler Bob The steeplechase "Greg has good innate quickness which is a very valuable meeting at 4:15 p.m. and preliminaries at 5:30 p.m. Saturday when it hosts event, but the graduation of three-mile run chores wil asset," Butler commented. "He's also a very intense Notre Dame. Cassleman, who has been Finals for fraternity and residence iiall track will be at Coach Fran Dittrich has two key relay members sidelined with a muscle handled by senior Rob 0 competitor and that combination is going to make trim a 5:30 p.m. May 10. created vacancies. while his twin brother R been jockeying around his Injury for the last two very fine football player." The deadline for student golf team entries is noon today. weeks. will run the 880. athletes in an effort to As it stands now, the Croxton's toughest opposition for the spot will be The Notre Dame meet will also be the final home "Notre Dame si performance of five senior provide us some veterans. competition," Dittrich si Ken Popejoy will make "Although they're not a t| his home exit, running the great team, they do t mile and the 880-yard dash. several good indivii Remember what you used Del Gregory compete in the triple and will performers." The Spartans will 1 to get for a dime? one other home meet I season, but not all of | team membe: participate. The i the crop in the Midwest I be here on May 26 wfl A'SU hosts the Cenfl Collegiate Meet. Varsity The Varsity Club j hold an important t at 6:30 p.m. Sunday in I Varsity Room at Spa J Stadium. Hot dogs and J drinks will be served. "We car. get you just about anywher*." Beit airline arrangements. COLLEGE TRAVEL 351-GG10 *tn< Stores are now open everj Thursday night until j And . . • boots, baggies, begonias, ^ all part otj in buttons are the super selection Some things you still can. when I Dime-A-Check from East Lansing State Bank lets you write all the checks you need for just 10 stick. NOVA AVIATION, Airport Road. COCKTAIL LOUNGE waitress. Open Srn. 10-6. 1972. Good condition. condition, needs some work. miles, very good condition. Call 484-1324. C-5 31 Summer employment at Kr"$475- New tires and overhauled 372-1259. 3-5/7 motor $250. Call 393-4651. 3-5/7 485-5564 or $600 or best offer. 393-5998 after5pm. 4-5-4 Holland House in East Tawas. Employment Salary plus tips, room and II board available. Please send a CROSSWORD mgrr CEDAR GREENS THE resume' to Hartford GASMEN International. 2163 North PUZZLE EEs Of EAftmY SUMMER JOBS. Excellent for Center, Saginaw, Ml 48603 ACROSS 26 About teachers and college students. or phone 517 799-8490. 28 Similar DEWGHTS Established local business 5-5-9 29. 30 Championship Seaman expanding, needs sales DINING RCOM 31. Chocolate personnel full or part time. hostess. Extremely high commission Summer employment at per month. Call 393-9774 Holland House in East Tawas. 5-5-4 Good salary, room and board available. Please send resume' THE SEA HAWK to Hartford International, 2163 North Center, Saginaw, RESTAURANT in Williamston Ml 48603 or phone 517- needs full or part time: 799-8490. 5-5-9 2 cooks waitresses PART TIME topless shoe - shine dish machine operators girl. Apply 10-3pm at busboys (must be 18) SANDPIPER ADULT BOOK Call between 1 . 4pm STORE, 1149 South For appointment, 18. Enthusiastic Washington. 3-5-7 20 Harem room 655-2175 ~i r'Sht next Brody ComP,ex . . k for Robbv 'ib^^ GUITAR PLAYER for May 21 23 Dowry Raw metal 12th I Uniti ' f0rGsREENS APARTMENTS in9. Summer are now leasing student and married couples PART TIME aggressive employment for solo. job Call Must read. Some RAY KAY, 25. 26 Twitching Changling Kj Pri"9: Cromer 8t8t Fall. These Fall. These spacious apartmentsapartments are are carpeted and and people, evenings weekends. Call Mr. 373-5200 between 7-5. 2-5-3 27. Saute '' ndif"th\di,tinctlwe condit d',tinctiwe furniture. Each unit has a8 garbage disposal and individual Deters. 351-4358, 2 10pm. 29 Hebrew scripture "^sation '°n'n9' These two - man units have parking space for every apartment, 0-5-5-9 PART TIME, 8 men needed 30 Shipworm full !' p,anned for with a giant swimming pool and private balconies. We also PART TIME employment with during Spring term. $300 / 31 Italian nun residenf,,me re,'t'ent '"anager for any problems. If you want to be among the araw&I# multi manufacturer month. C-5-31 Phone 489-3494 32 Postpone 33. German i^onth S °f CEDAR GREENS call today. The one bedroom units start at You CAN distributor. Automobile composer TERnv' man or fa"- Low summer rates. FOR RfcNTAL INFORMATION required 12-20 hours per 34 Sheltered ■JJ^iSbia AFFER B«tween 1 & 8 p.m. 351 8631. 3 6 9 and 12 - month HEA-LLY G£T fc. 381-8900. PART TIME child cart c 2 5 3 36 Ooorman's umbrella 38 Simple sugar kXCLUSIVEL Y BY AIL SI ATI MANAKMINT CO., INC. Iff TO! residential treatment center woi k at MATURE WOMAN to assist in 40 4 in-hand for adolescent care of child and 41 Sweet potato SUITE 411 boys. Training light 241 E. SAGINAW HWV. Z16 J&VottRl period provided Call 1- housekeeping. 9-2 weekdays. EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 48823 nickname 628-2287 for interview. 5-5-7 Phone 393-9095. 3-4-4 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Mnv 3 J 355-8255 STUDENT 355-8255 ]H I For Sale 4 FURNISHED FOR 4 in private YEaLnd0WGK0LDrin9^|nJ SUMMER, 2 BEDROOM, 1 bath ROOM IN HOUSE - furnished, AM/FM RADIO, 8 track tape home, quiet, parking, 626 M.A.C., utilities paid, parking. Near downtown player, record changer, air and white SERVICE DIIVECTOIO summer 5-5-9 or fall, 351-9561. $240/ before month. 6pm. 5-5-7 337-1129 Lansing. Share kitchen etc., $40 plus utilities. 487-3276 (uspeniion speakers, $125 complete. 5-5-7 Call 351-3119. Pearl,. Sue 8mm 5. g^J after 4; 30pm. 2-5-4 SPARROW NEAR Economical, - May 12th. attic type. 12 MILES NORTHEAST bedroom country home with - 2 LILAC AVENUE 1150, Private MAGNAVOX 16" portable LARGE ®"V RUMMAGE thing SAL! $27.50 weekly. 663-8418, 5 acres on the Looking Glass. entrances, cooking, parking black / white, roll stand, Saturday, May 5th and e j" COLLEGE TRAVEL at 482-0169. 1-5/3 Now available, $225. for summer or fall. $180 and UHF antennae. Excellent Spartan Village 351-7497.0-5-31 up, per term. 3-5-7 condition, $75. 355-4680 2.5.4' OFFICE UNION BARBER SHOP 8-5pm. 4-5-4 130 West Grand River Ave. Catering to MSU for EXPERT STYLISTS TO CAMPUS VIEW AVAILABLE FOR summer MALE / FEMALE summer SCHWINN 3 .peed, ~;M 351-6010 Weddings, Parties and Banquets ADVISE YOU only, June 11 through Sept. vacancies, room / board, GOING 4 CHANNEL? generator basket, lock. light. S|)l)edoJ call 349-9500 8-5:30 Mon. thru Fri. 355-335! By Appointment or just walk ij APARTMENTS 14. 5 or 6 students, three $200. Nexus Co-op. Kenwood KM8002 5pm. Call Lvnnl bedrooms, furnished, utilities 351-0100. 10-5-16 Poweramp, 110w RMS, 332-5031.3-5.7 paid, $65/ month each, two $150. 332-2787. 3-5-3 MOVING SOON? THE ALOHA! blocks from campus. Call MASTERS GOWN ami • EYES EXAMINED SUPERVISED 6 footer. Call h0Ql CALL PNEW LOCATION Grady 355-5270 or 349 9662 OUTBOARD MOTOR evenlnJ • GLASSES APARTMENTS - good CHUCK'S U-HAUL after 5pm. X-7-5-3 589-8594. 3-5-7 • CONTACT LENS condition, 28hp Mercury, 5 Our Collection SUBLET, SINGLE, room in DR. I.L. Collins, Optometrist TRAILERS, TRUCKS gallon tank. $175. Call TOW8ARS & HITCHES §*&SBt0f Summer Straw A — Has 1 remaining FOR RENT furnished house, $50/ month. 651-5867. 5-5-7 WANTED: PHOTO C6-Optlcal Services f Tapa Handbags! 6-woman apartment 372-6811. 5-5-4 medium format, reasoi S218 Sw Logan. 393-4230 HOUSES, APARTMENTS, price. Call 337-0342. 3.I 255~Ann St. 351-1911 for fall. WEDDING GOWN and Mantilla. duplexes, farms. Furnished, SINGLE ROOM, $50, use of Fits sizes 8/10. 337-7744 SMITH COR0 MA ei- WASHDAY SAVINGS unfurnished, all areas, all completely furnished house. evenings. 3-5-3 DR. D. M. DEAN BUD'S 25c PER Lt)AD 332-6246 price ranges, children and 484-5104. 5-5-3 portable, Pica. Was now $110. 35 1 L Auto Parts Inc. THE BEST FOR LESS OPTOMETRIST pets okay. Fee required. Call SAILBOAT - 19V4 foot 4849 1 WENDROW'S MALE GRADUATE summer, HOME RENTALS, 1004 East - FALL, ROOM and board, lightening class with trailor. Late Model Motors and parts a speciality. ECONOWASH SPECIAL TEXAS CONTACT LENS fall, luxury townhouse 1 Vi Michigan Avenue. Phone Bower Co-op, co-ed, Fully race equipped, all in SCHWINN 5 old. $60 0rJ WASHER 50c SERVICES miles, central air, fireplace, 372-4600, open 9 - 9pm. 351-4490. 3-5-4 top condition. Phone or best " Halfway between Holt and furnished. 332-2175 5-7pm. X30-5/31 372 6769. 3-5-3 351-1966. 2-5-4 3006 VINE ST. Mason on N. Cedar 694-2154 210 ABBOTT RD. 332-6563 2-5-4 ROOMS AVAILABLE for amtollj^^k^W^^o^ear SUMMER 3 bedroom house, PORTABLE SEWING machine MOVING SALE. Mediti furnished, walking distance, bedroom set, CUSTOM CYCLE - complete with new SUMMER m " rtrm SHOP HASLETT ARMS $200 plus utilities. Call carrying case. Straight stitch appliances, crib, b rocking horses etc g y f-i'W'Pi ALL PARTS AND EMPLOYMENT APARTMENTS 351-7895 between 3-5-4 5-7pm. SUMMER. with all sewing attachments. Like new. Made by White, 351-7614.2-5-4 135 Collingwood SINGLES, ISMOBS ACCESSOR IES TO GET completely furnished, $25. Call 489-4095. 3-5-3 YOUR BIKE READY FOR PHONE: 332-3843 EXCELLENT GIBSON EAST LANSING duplex, 4-man, utilities, kitchen, parking, TV 8 SPRING1 Now guitar, ES330TDC, 1408 E. Mien. 482-4501 Call . . . 351-3701 leasing for furnished, available June lounge, laundry, very close, PRESCHOOL SALES Gibson amplifier, $70 summer and fall 15th. Call 373-7040 between $60. 332-8965 or 484-9774. I May 2nd, 3rd, & 4th. $325. 353-7502. 5-5/9 SUBLEASE FOR summer. Two 3-5pm. After 5pm, 485-6222. 5-58 0-5-31 Quality, like • new clothing. | 3 months 6 years. Cribs, bedroom three man • COLOR ORGAN, $15 a Apartments For Sale changing tables, bassinets offer. Call 646-66 apartment. Last month's rent TWO BEDROOM, 1 block from THE 393-4651. 3-5/7. paid. Call 351-3608. 3-5-4 campus. Furnished, 2 501 E. available - 2 girls. $180 NEED WOMAN for fall, wintei TO SUBLEASE SUMMER PHOTO GRAY lens, bifocal or COMPLETE SCUBA BEECHWOOD includes heat. New shag 0 Waters Edge, 4 mar furnished studio in East single vision. OPTICAL SEWING MACHINE carpeting, garden, starts clearance 355-9202, 355-9211. 5-5-8 Lansing. Phone 351-3064. APARTMENTS September 15th. Also 2-4 DISCOUNT, 2615 East sale* Brand new portable, 882-7188. 35/7 ^ 7-5-9 Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. conditions, near campus. 1130 BEECH STREET persons, $200 plus utilities, $49.95, $5 per month. Large C 4-5-4 selection GARAGE SALE June and September leases. garage, starts June 15. 6:30 - of reconditioned - t PHONE: 351-9564 $180. 882-2316. 487-3216, 7:30pm, 351-6088. 3-5-4 used machines. Singers, refrigerator, miscella| 482-2937. 20-5-21 332-0135. 3-5-4 bedroom furnished, air Now leasing for GIBSON EB-O Bass Guitar, Friday. 10am apartment. Whites, Necchi's, New Home 7p conditioning, close. $140. summer and fall. HOWLAND HOUSE co-op now and "many others," $19.95 Milford. 3-5-4 BEAL STREET APART. 337-2213. 3-5-3 has openings for men. $10/ to $ 39,9 5 Terms week. Work EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING SAILBOAT 19 foot, 1 STARTING FALL - 2 man 332-6521. 2-5-3 condition. CompleteB COMPANY. 1115 North 332-2646. 3-5-4 nlshed, balcony, air furnished apartment at Cedar Washington. 489 6448. sails and trailor Call conditioning. View. $97.50/ month. Gary, TWO QUIET, reliable women 6pm, 676-1210. 3-54 | C-3-5-3 ¥ Reduced Summer Rates 351-5533. 5-5-7 needed. House one mile west EVERGREEN ARMS Collingtooot) of Frandor. Own room, MICROPHONE — USED RUMMAGE SALE Episcopal Cburc $50. 353-7373. 3-5-4 only a few times. Just like new, SUMMER at APARTMENTS Air Conditioned just right for a band or public Abbott Road, East NOW LEASING summer and BURCHAM Dishwasher SHARE HOUSE 1 for June to address system, $50. Phone Michigan. Friday \ fall. Single rooms, $15 and 341 Evergreen Street - 676-2080, SAITES 6-9pm, Saturday \ up weekly. Office hours PHONE: 351 - 6821 Shag Carpeting WOODS Unlimited Parking ID PLAYBOYS RESTAURANT, Mason. 3-5-3 9-12am. Clothing, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday Now leasing for articles, toys, 3-5-1 3-5pm, call 351-4495. 0-5-31 New Furniture and fall FROM 747's Heated Pool 'Laundry summer NEVER DIE! to national brand and* Models Open Daily gas and oils - BUY-RITE has E FLAT LEBLANC SUMMER SUBLEASE - 2 man, Ample Parking *AirCond. LAKE LANSING, Conn air conditioned apartment. ♦Nicely Furnished lake front 2771 Northwind what you want. S.T.P. oil saxophones. | living deluxe. One bedroom, filters, $1.91, Pepsi 12 paks, condition, with ci Close. $175. 337-0530. 3-5-4 Summer Leases Call 351-8282 SOME HIP person to share stove, refrigerator, drapes, 175 different issues $1.69. 1553 Grand River, 372-9814. 3-5-4 (Behind the Yankee Store) country house with 3 girls. Studio Apts. $125 mo. shag carpet, $165 plus 1954 Okemos. 3-5-4 SUMMER 1 Bedroom $140 mo. electric. 339-2075. 4-5- 4 Own room, $60 per month, - 1972 leasing 2 Bedroom $165 mo. MAN needed for 2-ma plus utilities. Call 339-2810 CLASSICAL RECORl ONLY $140 per mo. Large Sec. Deposit - $100 summer. $50/ month, £ 3-SPEED, Columbia boys' bike, perfect conditioi after 6pm. 3-5-4 For Sale Trade NOW or airy 1 bedroom apt. New 745 BurchamDr. 351-3118 co nditioning, closi purple, $65. Call 489-5623 after senior, must sell! | carpeting, completely or 484-4014 351-2194. 5-5-8 ONE 3pm. 4-5-4 332-2636. 3-5-4 furnished. ROOMMATE to sublet 911 LEASING FOR two bedroom house in Marigold EAST LANSING Snyder NORTH POINTE ELECTRO-LUX TANK vacuum for appt. call - SUMMER Lansing. Phone 487-0621 337-2401 cleaner with attachments, 337-7328 or 351-8545 Road, lower duplex, 2 (No apts. left for Fall!) APARTMENTS after 5pm. 3-5-4 perfect shape. Cost $140 bedroom, 4 man, furnished, ALBERT STREET 551, one Summer Rates: 1230 Haslett Road new, now sells for $19. Call parking, $260 per month. STUDENTS TO rent in Holt - 3 BLUE FENDER block from campus. Large 2 2 Persons in PHONE: 351-2353 after 3pm, 393-1510. C-5-4 DOBERMAN P Call 349-4157. 5-5-7 bedroom, possibly four. Two and Traynor YGM-3 bedroom, furnished, air 2 Bedroom Apt. 1 & 2 Bedroom puppies, AKC, baths, recreation room. $250 amplifier. Call Bob, 482 6185 conditioned, balconies. 2 CLOSE TO CAMPUS. Furnished furnished or unfurnished RAILROAD TIES are now only 468-3665. 5-5-9 $150 per mo. per month, deposit required. or call Jack at 3326433. man, $170. 3-4 man, $180. 2-man apartment, June to Available July 1st. 694-3101. S5-4 $4.95, Cedar Posts from 95c 3 or 4 Persons in 1 MAN needed for 2-man and of 351-9250 / 351-6676. 10-5-7 September, $140/ month. apartment. 882-5787, 9-9, 3-5-7 Plywood up, assortment Pieces, cheap! ST. BERNARD, AKC, \ Year lease available. 2 Bedroom Apt. GREAT BOOKS with old, male, obedier Ken. 3-5-4 HASLETT LUMBER, 1786 LARGE TWO party furnished 351-4176, 332-4201 after $180 per mo. GIRL'S ROOMS in house with Syntopicon. 54 volumes. and good babysitter! Haslett Road, Haslett. efficiencies. Air - 2pm. 3-5-3 ONE BEDROOM class. Close. $88/ month. Phone 355-9811. 5-5-8 negotiable. 675-7370I furnished, air. 339-8236. 5-5-8 conditioned. campus. Close $138 summer. $158 to CEDAR $140/ month. Available May 351-6722 after 5:30pm. GOLF IRONS - Wilson staff, 2 HORSE THREE 15th. 351-4799. 6-5/10 YES- 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. VILLAGE 56 inches, 1 fall. 484-0585, If no answer, 351-1610. 0-5-31 • • »wo TWO ROOMMATES needed TWO BEDROOM, furnished, through 351-7895. 2-5-3 Wedge. $60. Tanks, canisters, and gelding. 677-1331 evenngs. 5-fl uprights. Guaranteed 1 full SUPER CHEAP johns per starting June 15th. Kedzie. Joe. 332-8087. 3-5-7 135 September. campus Year walking distance. lease, BANJO AND guitar lessons. All styles, ELDERLY year. $7.88 and up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, BASENJI BARKLESS || SPACIOUS, TWO bedroom, 337-9412. 3-5-7 AKC, good for p For Summer apartment! close, dishwasher, air, 6/12 MSU CLOSE - 1 or 2 bedroom INSTRUMENTS, 332-4331. C-5-31 316 North Cedar. Opposite City Market. C-3-5-3 hunting. 5-5-3 Phone and balconies, too month.. Free deposit. furnished basement PEOPLE NEEDED summer, Across from Now 332-1321. 3-5-4 apartment. Own entrance. own room, close to campus. STEEL GUITAR. Gibson Campus Leasing For MOVING SALE!! Flexible ALASKAN MA 355-4819 / 351 9259. 3-5-7 $70. 337-2638. 4-5-8 2,3,4,5 & 6 man Summer & Fall amplifier. $45. Call 332-6765 prices bedroom ALBERT 419 — student rental, after 4pm. 3-5-3 on set, puppies, unregis Apts. Summer Rent From$42.50 3 bedrooms, living room, BURCHAM 135 furnished, 2 EAST LANSING - Colonial buffet, dishes, jewelry, marked, wormed, S5fl| WATER'S EDGE dining room, kitchen and bath. and 3 people apartments, duplex for rent summer or BICYCLE - SCHWINN Sports cameras, prom dresses. After 351-1929. 5-5-3 Available immediately! Call $158. and up. Leases. Opto 5 for year. 332-2872. X-3-5-4 tourer. Call Bob Flanders. 4pm. 349-4277. 4-5-4 Call 332-6246 RIVER'S EDGE EIPPER REALTY INC., to 6pm. 2-5-4 489-3731. After 6pm call 1 WEDDING GOWN, NY. ALASKAN MALAMUTj after 4 p.m. next to Cedar Village 372-9730 or Rene Vernick, NEED ONE roommate 224-3886. 5-5-4 PUPPIES AKC, t 3 32-44 3: 482-7227. 5-5-8 immediately, Lansing home, original. Cost $400. Lace, white. Champion I $57.50/ month. Phone chapel train, Mantilla, $200 626-6548. 5-5-4 SUMMER 4 fcsPEEE^ bedroom near best. 351 6349. 5-5-3 Campus View Apts. - or 484=6536. 3-5-7 campus, carpeting, utilities, UNIVERSITY VILLA SUMMER SUBLEASE 4 $225/ month. 337-1219 APARTMENTS SUBLET FOR summer. Four SUMMER 2 rooms available, ELINATOR TWO'S brand - man - - 5-5-7 Mobile Homes apartment, pool, air 635 Abbott Road people house, $225 per air, $65 each. Dave, new. $550 with full month. 337-2372. 5-5-4 earth cruising machines conditioning, Capital Villa PHONE: 351 2249 - 353-7208, 351-2161. 3-5-3 warranty. Lifetimes in Apartments. HALF RENT plus little BOTTECCHIA cabinets. $60 each. Vox bass 332-8319. domestic work. Two girls to Now leasing for GIRLS, SUMMER, c near campus. SUMMER DARLING two share house. 332-5977. 5-5-7 summer and fall 10 DeLuxe only amplifier, assorted amplifiers. 18", speakers $125. 353-0423. 3-5-4 Plus and BILTMOR with lots of 1 Phone 694-9749 1 < SUMMER SUBLEASE 2-3 SUBLEASE SUMMER - $113 girl. Bogue Street. Air, 5-5-3 furnished, negotiable. man apartment, furnished, air modern air conditioned 2 SUMMER, DOUBLE, Velocipede Peddler BICYCLE WOMEN'S 3 speed, conditioned, close, $145 bedroom, near campus. LARGE 4 BEDROOM house 351-4754. 5-5-7 - completely furnished, 541 E. Grand River Columbia. Baskets and STATESMAN 1970 332-8267. 5-5-7 332-0763. 5-5-8 rent as sleeping rooms. utilities, kitchen, parking, TV generator light. Like new. furnished, shed, Complete use of home, pets, lounge, laundry, very close. i Downstairs 351 - 7240 i cooking, laundry. For 2 or 3 $80. 332-8965 or 484 9774. Phone 393- 7074. 2-5-3 steps. 625-49831 5:30pm, all dav T (Ktopctungijam girls. 663-4288. 5-5^7 STUDENT TO finish term, own room, close. $68/ month. MEN. 0-5-31 CLOSE to MSU. Clean, GUNS, RIFLES, and handguns ot all kinds. Buy, trade and sell. BOB'S GUN SHOP, T-VO BICYCLES - girl's, boy's. Ride well. $15 each. Dan, 332-3337. 3-5-4 8'x26' Saturday, Sunday 3-1 MOBILE 351-5317. 3-5-3 quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone 485-8836. 0-5-31 2412 South 371 2244. 12-5-4 Cedar, call 500 10 speed bikes in storage at furnished with full refrigerator, show sj SUBLEASE HOUSE for our company for sale at less f u r n ace. $750. | TWIN BED Hollywood style. than wholesale. Bank has 355-3130. 5-5-7 MALE, SUMMER, NEAR - Almost new, firm mattress. foreclosed on distributor and bedrooms, $270 plus utilities. campus, utilities paid, 627 South Fairview, Lansing. cooking privileges. 351-2779. $70. 339-9257 after 6:30pm. asked us to sell. Cash and AMERICAN 1971 1 489-3582. 5-5-7 5-5-4 3-5-4 carry. This Saturday 9-5, bedrooms, furnishi Sunday noon - 6pm. D 81 C carpeted. Disposal,! STORAGE COMPANY, 1241 dryer, shed, P'cpl SUMMER of'73 Roth Drive, South Cedar at I-96, behind Howard Johnson porch included. condition, $5,500.1 _ __Motel. 694-331V 2-5-4_ 675-5164. 3-5-3 make it one of the 10 SPEED new, less than 10 miles. - Call 372-8493 after ROYCRAFT DELlI best in your life at 1pm. 1-5-3 1 0' x 50', 2 bel furnished, carpeted, I $2,350. 641-4367. 4 TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS summer and fall. are now leasing student These spacious luxury apartments are units for "731" CLIMBERS - 2 3/4 pound McKinley down bag. Kelty completely A short walk from campus, "731" Apartments MARLETTE 1970 - carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean A-4 pack. Chouinard excellent conditio furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and individual offers you the utmost in luxury and summer living. Crampons. Gerry Lodgepole central control air Lounge around the spacious pool gettin' tan and living room shed, expandoj home c- conditioning. These four man units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. Recreation is planned for with a heated sippin' something chilly. FOR SALE or trade - Minolta garbage disposal, 1 Inside your "731" apartment, you'll find plush 16 MG-S sub miniature furnished, washer a swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you want to furniture and carpeting, complete with a balcony and camera, W/ROKKOR Call 372-6343 be among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. Summer air conditioning. There's even a dishwasher to 1:28/23 mm lens, flash gun 3-5-4 leases are 3 months and start at $55 oer man. Fall leases are 9 + help and kit. $129 new, still under 12 clean up after parties. Visit "731" months and start at $62.50 FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL- - today! warranty. Zeis/Ikon 35mm PARKWOOD 1970 351 7166 W/Pantar 1:28/45 lens. Now Leasing Summer and Fall Best offer. Call mm 484-2716 with 12'x7'6xpand°§ dfVer' ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. Summer $AH ^ after 5pm. 2-5-4 conditioner, ^laxl 1« ' ■ MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY: per person T" / per person VJ U shed. Fully skirted J 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 BEAR BOW, extras. 12 inch speakers. All excellent. Al, King Arthur' EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 731 Burcham Dr. 351-7212 351 6569 3-5-7 489-9709. 3-5-3 State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Thursday, May 3, 1973 13 4t & F°und B L' Agnew joins council staff ^DvSetuTndHlaNpeI orhelparticle we want to you UNIVERSITY DRIVE MSU, 6 rooms, large room, - 1VJ baths, recreation done living (continued from page 1) Bargaining unit rejected of 1 Just come into the room, 2 fireplaces, central (continued from page 1) plans to defeat Muskie so as to increase Center." etn' 5 tn' N«wn !ment and Classified tell un you air, $37,500. Call 332 3155. 3-6-7 owner McGovern, a South Dakota Democrat. the chances of Martin Malin, vice president of the student association, "^'placeanadmEAST 'Nonetheless," one source said, "there was a definite argued that the classification system used at residence halls SIS ^ column. As ^ STATE a BANK'S public I Recreation ' (£) strategy make sure worked out before the election. They tried to that the Democrats nominated their weakest is not applicable at three terms Kellogg. He said one waitress who, with seniority in a residence hall and making $1.90 EAST LANSING candidate." an hour, transferred to Kellogg and started at $1.80 an UNION BOARD £atE BANK will ran the summer flights In this context, the source said, the bugging of the hour; she was told by her new employer that she had L.t * no extra cost to you. to Europe from Detroit and Democratic National Committee "reclassified." been Watergate complex here in June, headquarters in the EAST LANSING Windsor. Stop in 1-4p.m„ state BANK Monday - Friday. 2nd floor 1972, was only a small Union. C-5-31 part of the over-all effort. The student association representatives later explained The that historically, students have been Republicans had people in all of the hired at Kellogg Center WANTED SOMEONE one campaigns," after being interviewed there. with investigator said, "but not at high levels. Kellogg Center then sends the great interest in nature, who people nobody would suspect." They had little record of hiring over to the Student Employment Office. IjlTe SPamel ■ft* C-j-5-3 "uppv- Ca" would from like to travel approximately July Alaska "They started playing tricks with the avowed goal of "It is simply unknown," work in a residence hall and not live Repas said, "for a student to September 1. Share heavily influencing the nomination of the there. Kellogg Center expenses Democratic hires from anywhere on (Dude or Chick). Call candidate," he added. campus." None of Kellogg's 484-9809 between 12 Intelligence operations are commonplace in employes live at the hotel complex. I0U^^32g7_3.CW ment!|NG'eV "9er cat- - 4pm political "And if you'll look, the ^4-5 months old. Needs dally. 2-5/4 campaigns and usually include efforts to collect all is Kellogg Center," only phone listing outside MSU published information about an Repas said. "It has a non - university Service opponent along with exchange." occasional efforts to obtain advance copies of speeches, ''0NE mostly lab pup. travel schedules and the Flections officer Robert Whittakar said that s Shawnee. Stoddard Lost and The like. Justice Depi.'s fraud unit is Unique institution association had demonstrated a the student "sufficient showing of SUMMER DAY CARE Tim Cain (left) and Martin interest" of Kellogg Center's known to be Malin, president and vice employes in the issue with a investigating the Republican espionage activities neh.m.3-6-7Call Rich, |i,332-8054 The in •S.A.U. Daycare Spartan Center, Village has possible violations of federal law. The prime for president of the Kellogg Center Student Assn. were told by University administrators Employes that the petitir showing signatures of 95 out of 175 to W' .ttakar suggested that the employes. commission hold a hearing openings for children ages 2V4 espionage target throughout late 1971 and in determine whether the student association is r"t\ association could not be considered a an IbookGREEN ELHS legal and size 5. For children of early 1972, investigators said, was bargaining unit appropriate bargaining unit, because of the - n0,e between students, was Muskie, whose campaign separate from other student units on "polarized" Monday. Call faculty, staff. Summer term repeatedly jarred by inexplicable incidents such campus. opposition between the 353-5154. B-5/3 disappearance of vital - as the State News photo by Susan Sheiner University and the student polling data, the misrouting of the association. candidate's personal plane, and the m anonymous "canuck" OTHER letter in the New Hampshire primary that accused Muskie of EYE casting ethnic slurs on French Canadians. "We do have evidence that there was infiltration of the CnND MEN'S I^sesin Brown case. Spartan wire-rim PHOTO ENTERPRISES wedding specialists and all < Muskie campaign and that photographed," one investigator said. many documents were stolen or Arresting alcoholism goal of new area center I Village. 355-9770. C-3-5-7 He specifically cited a private staff letter to Muskie (continued from page 1) taught to recognize the center from nine to 14 alcoholic is ttfe fellowship DTHER'S alcoholism as a disease. days, whereas as out-patient DAY CARDS, on him to stage hearings on a proposed tax bill in Community involvement of Alcoholics Anonymous. |io REWARD ■ ^formation lead.ng to return For Fanny Farmer Candy! California because it would get him "favorable is designed to help the Facts about the disease its - will only come in for GULLIVER STATE DRUGS, The letter, the investigator said, was stolen publicity." progression, its physical treatments or therapy on a ■ of liver and white female patient fit back into society. ■' 1105 East Grand River, East espionage agent and by an effects and its psychological daily basis. The ei Answers to "Ralph". Lansing. C-2-5-4 sent to an official in the Republican Crafts, hobbies and effects are explored. The fellowship of NO 04249. reelection headquarters who recreational - recovered alcoholics who !nse then sent it on to a activities such Washington center's philosophy also "At present, if a person GOING ON columnist. When a column about the letter was volleyball and other help other alcoholics is vacation, published a few days later, the includes working with the is interested in coming in he beneficial Sabbatical? source said, sports give the patient new 1 to all parties Responsible an embarrassed Muskie cancelled the proposed hearing. interests to occupy his time. family. merely calls the Tri-County involved. fp: BLACK cocker spaniel, couple to housesit this mile, red collar. Center Council on Alcoholism as a summer. Call 351 9288. 3-5-4 The center's activities also Street, Michigan Avenue. Call In a private meeting Though an extensive referral source," Nordhoff with a group of Republican include card tournaments, J51-7310. 5-5-8 Congressmen a little more than out-patient program exists, Bautel's Carpet a month ago, Haldeman was said. "A person may also The the core of the program is get Lansing AA is reported to have in through talking to the & Furniture acknowledge being personally responsible the located at 2909 Genesee St., Cleaning in-patient »ST, SILVER "Retrospect," mgraved charm necklace Service for organizing a was quoted as political intelligence operation in 1972. He saying, however, that the project had In the educational Nordhoff said. program, therapist mental on duty in the health center's and most members older. are 25 or IV 5-9212 involved no illegal activities. An program, th ; patient is in-patient may stay at emergency ward." n the HT KEYS! Vicinity Grand same location - 1 Currently, the unit is "College age kids really Egf / Union. Call 337-0591 Typing Service operating at full capacity. haven't been reached by any 2-5-3 OR stereo QUALITY service equipment, see the on it's what's The 20-bed unit houses alcohol association," Bob B STEREO SHOPPE. 543 East both males and females Hammond, executive IliND MEN'S gold - rimmed director of the Michigan Grand River. C-5-31 TYPING TERM though the sexes are ptosis, on Linden Street. papers and Council C# 351-8699. C 3-5-4 theses, electric typewriter, separated. on Alcohol Typing Service fast service. Call 349-1904. Problems said. "It's really a 10-5-9 The treatment unit shame because alcoholism is works in close conjunction t BROWN Beagle and puppy, four to six being found in younger and old Call 353-7178 FOR A full house, rent with members of Alcoholics younger people." EDITING AND typing. IBM 4pm. C-3-54 Selectric, vacancies with low cost Want Anonymous (AA). AA experienced. Ads. Dial 355-8255 conducts closed meetings 351-0746 after 6pm. 3-5-3 Announcements for It's in theunit for the in-patients. / TYPING. ELECTRIC machine. EXPERIENCED IBM typing. What's received Happening must be today SDS in will meet 210 Berkey Hall at 7 p Alpha Phi Sigma will from sponsor 8:30 a.m. STORY'S ' in the State News discuss the conference and other Dissertations. (Pica • Elite). Saturday Kildea's Sunoco "The program hasn't office, 341 Student Services pGWP WE understand. 372-4746. 10-5-4 FAYANN,4#SK)SS8 C 5-31 Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two topics. All are welcome. station, corner of Bogue Street and East Grand River Avenue. been is existence long DAILY PREGNANCY class days before publicatic The Bahais of East Lansing enough to evaluate," ■COUNSELING. 372-1560. THESIS, binding. TYPING printing, Reasonable prices. Transportation JL cepted by phone. wilt be will present a seminar on the Bahai Eaith at 7 p.m. today in Rodeo There will be £ Club me important Nordhoff said. "But very optimistic we are an^ DOZEN Call COMMERCIAL The Retailing Club will be 2 19 Berkey Hall. The tonight in 1 10 Ant enthusiastic about our USED CAR MSU Packaging finalize PRINTING, 337-0712. hosted by Jacobson's at 7 p.m. plan; future." Society will at 7:30 p.m. 10-5-16 NEED RIDE from side Monday in the F.ast Room. today in meet 106 International SPECIALS Lansing to MSU, Monday Center to finalize Chicago plans attend, Perhaps the best method i all breeds. _ TYPING BY full Friday. Arrive MSU, 8am >ay Liberation will meet at 3 and elect officers. Speakers from 3 M Co. will be present. of treatment for the xOE TlrE home, 5:30pm. 485-9675 Rodei Professional after 5.30pm. 5-5-4 All Sunday in Union Parlor B. directors WL^K ck and Petitioning is open for all today in Alcoholics up t e 882 2248, A S MSU cabinet director The Muslim Student Assn. TYPING DISSERTATIONS, ADD ZEST to your staff! will meet at 8 p.m. l-'riday in the positions. Applications are 65 Ford available through May 11 in 334 term papers, experienced. Advertise for the best _ 4 dr Captain's Room, Union to Student Services Bldg. m care. Call 40c 3-5-3 per page. 332-2987. workers with Want Ads. Dial 355-8255 now! welcome officials National Muslim Student Assn. from the coffeehoi 'saTurday (continued from page 1) s188 JW19 East Michigan or All are welcome. C'hicanos at State for Progress "Vs.'' with live and Action will hold a eshments. P' 7197 Lansing Mall. general entertaini "whether they know it or 67 Camero COMPLETE THESES membership meeting at 7:30 7ErIE NORMAN The MSU Scuba Club will not." SERVICE. Discount printing. p.m. today in 38 Union. All 2 dr. HT [OSMETICS STUDIOS IBM dive Saturday and Sunday. Call those interested should attend. Robert >oet will camPus group has typing and binding of |U!9 theses, resumes, publication. Gordie information. or Cliff for more The speak at 1 Kellogg C today^in verV few members younger $288 Across from campus, corner Geology Club wil modern than 30. PJERS, fURS ^ 10 zebras. Cheapo from M.A.C. and Grand River, HOUSE SITTING Young area There will he a hay ride and present David Raup, Universitj of Rochester, speaking or The member attributes 63 Chevy below Jones Stationery Shop. attorney will care for your party for med this in part to "a Wes' Sa9'naw- home while vet. students, "Simulation of Phylogeny b> stereotype Wagon M080 Call COPYGRAPH you're on wives and faculty at 8 p.m. Stochastic Models" at 3:30 p.m of Alcoholics C-4 5-4 sabbatical. References, Campus Crusade for Anonymous *72 SERVICES, 337-1666. Saturday at White Birch Stables. today in 204 Natural Scienci will meet at i p.m. toda; as bunch of a old men N* $23 per tVm, C 5-31 phone: 351-5562 after Mason. Pay representatives. Bldg. Union Gold Room. sitting in a church 0 P* month. Free 5:30pm. 3-5-4 basement." Members range 66 Riviera ANN BROWN. Faculty and parents of All members of The Green 2 dr. HT Typing and Spartan Nursery School will Company will meet in age from 22 to 70. I'V servce and pick-up. at f> p.m. wt Stereos available multilith Students for Eramwor! offset FULL MOTORCYCLE helmet, Call Complete printing. white host an open house from 2 to 4 Sunday in the East McDonel ivite all to picket A&P Counselors from the East *344 NEJAC, service for preferred. In good p.m. Sunday at the school, lower lounge. ehalf of ;'»0. C-5-31 dissertations, condition. Call 355-6905. Willow Road, access from the lettuce boy. Lansing Drug Education theses, manuscripts, general typing, 35-4 Harrison Road. Students, faculty Center said that most of the 68 Olds 88 we are invited 18 persons who sought 4 dr. -Blue style the IBM 23 years experience. to a we help " UNI0N 349 0850 C-3-5 College Republicans w study from noon to 1 p.m in the past month with WING BARBER SHOP. DON'T FORGET blood c meet at 7.30 p.m. today today in 130 Natural Resource alcohol problems were using *516 Union Parlor B. Bldg. Call 35 3-082 3 fo PROFESSIONAL IBM information. narcotics and alcohol dissertation Professional donors RHA 69 Ford Personal typing. MA VD Awai life and simultaneously. The figure 1 English degree. MARTY NORTH, 351-3487. C 5-31 compensated. COMMUNITY MICHIGAN BLOOD program \ rill be >nday presented at 8 in Conrad Phi Mu Alpha will ho festival all day Saturday aja'z Chavez at 8:30 prin onight represents less than 2 per 4 dr CENTER. 337-7183. Hours Auditorium, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Music Building and 8 p.n rkey Hall. cent of the total number of s464 Monday, Thursday and in Auditorium. 8:30 p.m. Erickson kiva. requests for help that the out of life with a PROFESSIONAL IBM typing rt Look for it (Pica-Elite). 11 Friday 94:30pm Tuesday and Tuesday in the Shaw Hall lower center has received during 64 Vista Cruiser today years lounge, 8 p.m. Wednesday in the The Open Door Crisis Center *™ployment Ads. experience.SANDI,339 8934. Wednesday 12-6:30pm. Yakeley cafeteria, 8 p.m. in looking for volunteers for the ASMf„V. appi"'"" the past month. Wagon - Green C-5-31 C-5-31 John Wood, Thursday in the Brody available ir acting Auditorium. summer willing to pull one four hour shift a week. Call Bldg. An> director of the Tri - County s297 484-5467 after noon to apply apply. Council on Alcoholism said The Navigators will sponsor a for our May training program. 69 Ford LTD tUffi Mi court referrals of students concert at 8 p.m. Friday in the Graduate Blue 2 dr. HT students in th convicted of drunk driving third floor Case Hall classrooms A new group for the Free U College of Education are invite- featuring "Shalom," a Christian Male Role: Male Consciousness to an open meeting at 12:3i are "forcing students with 5748 fock group. All are welcome. Raising can be started if there is problems to sit and listen p.m. today in the Erickson kiv Women interested interest. If 7:30 p.m. Sunday is to discuss the formulation of while we talk." 66 Ford playing not a good time, call 35 3-0660. graduate student council in th "Few softball should meet students are college. motivated to seek treatment Wagon Sunday at the Women's Center. New members are welcome Bring your own equipment. to a Free U course in "The Marilyn E. Heldman wit until it begins to cost them '288 Healing Art of Hands" at 6 p.m. lecture on "Medieval Ethiopiai more than they're getting." Women's Liberation will Wednesdays in the Free U sponsor a potluck supper at office. Manuscript Illuminations" at 8 Wood said. "With most it 65 Olds 88 6:30 tonight in the Brod hasn't cost them any friends pm. Sunday at the Auditorium. Conv. The Organization of Jewish or jobs, and most haven't s188 welcome. Students will meet at 7:30 p.m. been in any trouble with the today in the West Holmes lower e law." Women's Liberation will lounge. All those interested are 65 Mustang hold a discussion on ways we welcome. Halt. Groups of persons with can work with people who ind 8 alcohol problems, whose PAST TONY COATS contact the Women's Center at 7:30 Society Anachronism events Thursday: for Creative members range in age from M75 p.m. Sunday at the . 17 to 70. meet once a week ON GRAND RIVER Women's Center. Women now Renaissance dance class - 7:30 on the staffing or interested in p.m.. Union Tower Room; aquel ^or five weeks at St. 67 Pontiac > Apartments, now under new management is leasing student units for being on it are expecially Saturday. Fighting practice. I pic of Lawrence Hospital in uj UMMER, and FALL. These spacious apartments are carpeted and invited. p.m. Beaumont Tower green: night Lansing. The effects of Wagon '"cond H dis,inctive. comfortable furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal The MSU Sports Car Club Recorder class - 6 p.m. , Music alcohol as well as personal *495 Bldg. lobby; Madrigals • 7 p.m.. ,IOn'ng, and dishwasher. These 4 man units have up to 4 parking spaces will meet at 8 tonight in G28 Music Bldg. lobby to do "Mon MSU grad students j lhe self - evaluation are include the use of a Hubbard Hall. A film will be Cour"; general meeting - 8 p.m.. Potters' Guild will si iot a emphasized at the sessions, 1 giant swimming pool and recreation room. Union Tower Room; May 19 is pottery sale from 10 a to academic year there will be free bus transportation to and from 6 Wood said. Referrals to the next campus tourney. p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. - P-m- IfatoL'T have 8 fu» time Resident Manager for any maintenance. If you want other agencies are made Jjthe ,ir" residents of Campus Hill call today. 2 bed'oom units start at Potential people will meet at I p.m. spring parade Costume is not required and everyone is welcome; Sunday Saturday in the Union. The only occasionally, he added. STORY Saturday in the Phillips Hall Renaissance Consort - 2 p.m., East An average of only five k|JLPer nwn ,or the summer $62.50 month per man in the fall. FOR front yard for hysteria's sake. 319 Music Practice Bldg. Program will student referrals EAST LOT L, : °RMAT,0n 1 CALL at 349-3530. Arnold Air Society and Angel Southern African Liberation present Northwestern D^vid Joravsky, University, by the courts each month, are made TEXC'VS1VBLYBY: ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. Might are sponsoring a Blood will be the concern of a speaking on "Roy Medvedev: he said, adding that only 1153 E. Michigan Drive from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. study-action His Historical Analysis, His One Block From 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 group meeting at one student comes in Campus today and Friday In the Wost 7:30 p.m. Sunday In the Union Political Program" at 8 tonight EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 Shaw lower lounge Sunporch. in 101 Agriculture Hall. voluntarily every few months. \ 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Mav 3 Campus no/sf City to consider may fa sound ordinance By JANE SEABERRY State News Staff Writer honking, tire screeching, limitations for autos and If East Lansing drafts a noise ordinance By JANE SEABERRY which| State News Staff Writer noisy animals and possibly other noises within zoned MSU, many of the campus noisemakers mav ^ i ■ However, many students are already Yelling, hooting, teakettles. Also areas. Sound would be noise in the residence halls. complain?! piainui whistling or singing on the prohibited are loud measured by a sound level mufflers, auto backfires, the meter, possibly hand decibel Carmel Littleton, area adviser for public streets at any time or Brodv Com use of a drum, and use of meters, costing about $150, "quite a few" complaints are received concerning „ place so as to disturb the she added, "I've lived in a residence hall quiet is an unlawful act. dspeakers for Peter Houk, Lansing city for eight commercial purposes. attorney, said. know how noisy any place where a lot Even if this sounds like of an 18th century American "They tried to cover East Lansing asst. city together can be." | law, it is not. Such everything as much as attorney Phillip Rosewame prohibitions on possible," Richard said he does not know Michael Johnson, Houston, Tex. freshman complaint this week by several students recel Rintamacki, East Lansing whether an East Lansing law a