michigan Volume 65 Number 148 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 4, 1973 Judge orders testimony of Hunt turned in to him (C) 1973 NEW YORK TIMES the Pentagon Papers trial. He declined But he did turn over to the NEWSSERVICE to give their names to the defense at a defense ^at Hunt and Liddy had broken into statement by Earl JJ. Silbert LOS ANGELES — The judge in the lu8,^'8'fin« he would if he Silbert, the Watergate prosecutor, in which Silbert the tfle psychiatrist's office. touted to hold oin—i He also turned Pentagon a court hearing on the declined to make public over an FBI Papers trial ordered the name of interview, conducted Thursday that the the P^n who told on April 30 in grand jury him on April 15 testimony E. Howard Hunt Jr. gave (continued on page 16) Wednesday in the Watergate case be turned over to him Former aides express immediately. Hunt reportedly testified that he and G. Gordon Liddy, convicted in the burglary at National Democratic Headquarters last June, personally took part in the break in • at the office confidence of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist in the acquittal night of Sept. 3 - 4, 1971. In Washington, Federal District Judge John J. Sirica ordered that 37 pages of testimony by Hunt be sent to Washington — Former Federal District Judge William presidential aides H.R. Haldeman and are alleged to have burglarized the month without announcement or Matthew Byrne Jr., who is John D. Ehrlichman office of a psychiatrist treating Daniel explanation. the trial here of presiding at began testifying Ellsberg, defendant in the Pentagon In other developments: Ellsberg and Anthony before the J. Russo Watergate grand jury Papers trial. • Jr. Thursday. Their lawyer said they are A federal judge in New York Judge Byrne reiterated today, with confident of acquittai if indicted. Krogh, who took sudden leave ordered the arrest of financier Robert some anger, that "the burden is on the Haldeman and Ehrlichman Wednesday of his $42,500 - a • year L. Vesco to force him to appear before resigned job government" to prove that neither the from the White House staff as undersecretary of (continued Justice Dept. nor the White House after news accounts and other Monday transportation, supervised a squad of on page 16) nor sources the Watergate linked them to an "plumbers" Ehrlichman set up in July conspirators "tainted" alleged coverup of 1971 to investigate the source of news the case against the Watergate Elliott Richardson meets with Ellsberg and Russo. wiretapping. Ehrlichman leaks of the secret documents. The The two are charged with six counts of has been tied to two other Republican senators on naming scandals as crew included Hunt, espionage, six counts of theft and one well, an alleged burglary in the Liddy and David a special Watergate prosecutor. of conspiracy Pentagon Papers case and a Lebanese Young staff member of the National See story stemming from the page 11. disclosure of the secret bank deal promoted by accused Security Council who resigned last of the Vietnam War. Pentagon study mutual - fund looter Robert L. Vesco, In another who faces arrest. development, Byrne disclosed that a number of former One of Ehrlichman's former high ranking government officials had proteges, Egil Krogh, was reliably refused to be interviewed reported to be preparing a complete bv the Federal Bureau of statement about his involvement with Investigation (FBI) in the court • ordered inquiry into the Watergate conspirators E. Howard link between the Hunt Jr. and G. Gordon Watergate affair and Liddy. who Panel to probe needs, plight ot MSU alcoholics Control Section of the Michgian Dept. By SUSAN AGER of Public Health, Provost John State News Staff Writer Cantlon is organizing an ad hoc Balanced reading Nearly service barren of educational facilities for frightened, or committee to investigate the University's needs and the options it I Sandy Watkins, Hillsdale junior, uncertain and reputation - conscious take to deal with alcohol practices her unicycling skills may I while reading a recent State News. Getting to and from classes students with alcohol problems, MSU problems in the lives of both students I can be difficult, but one wheel may be better than two when may finally be confronting the plights and staff personnel. of an estimated 20 per cent of MSU Cantlon said the advisory | maneuvering on the crowded bike paths of iviSU. students who are heavy drinkers. committee would be composed of State News photo by Dave Sehmier At the suggestion of the Alcoholism faculty, staff and students, but could not say in which directions the IKELLOGG STUDENT ASSN. committee would go in its investigative work. In the academic area, the College of Social Science may soon offer a Unit result of gripes m u 11 i d the isciplinary program in alcohol abuse. School Gwen Andrew, director of of Social Work, aid By BOB OURLIAN implementation of the program is held State News Staff Writer up only by the search for a competent director. I In the past months, the issi News Background "Since fall, 1972, when the college J 1 employe unionization on was awarded a grant from the National ■fNs unfolded with the Both Tim Cain and Martin Malin, Institute of Alcoholism to develop the cook starts work on campus at $1.80 g*Pment of the Kellogg Center president and vice president of an hour. This cook, Malin - said, is a area of study, Andrew has been ■""tEmployes Assn. Kellogg's association agree that skilled working along with Ralph Turner, M ' beneath the employe because his job unionization issue management attitudes toward student involves professor of criminal justice, and not only everyday mass mzr* student empi°>,e employes and low wages are the major grievances of student employes. production cooking, but cooking different separate items each day. By Robert Zucker, associate professor of psychology. Ttatogg association, formed fall "A lot of kids are pretty mi'ch comparision, a hamburger cook at the The program would allow students in social work, clinical •lidf ,'8an'zed a tentative campus student down on the wages," Malin said. Red Barn starts at $2 an hour. psychology and Campus l employe union the criminal justice to pursue alcohol Malin conducted concern - CV student a study to "Virtually nobody in East Lansing Employes Assn. The determine the relation of wages is paid less than that" Malin said. abuse as an area of study with specific |T« association has also landed a between student employes and The sole exception is McDonalds, curriculums and field practice. Andrew University administrators are organizing an ad hoc committee to L before the Michigan said the program would aim to train examine the alcoholic problems of MSJ comparable off • campus jobs. where mostly high school students are faculty 6nd staff in iiti.HT Relation8 Commission in employed at a beginning rate of $1.65 these students for working in order to confront the plight of an estimated 20 |«Jnpt to be recognized ■™ie°Mgaining unit. as a He found student employes "are paid at, or below, off rates." alcoholism treatment agencies after students who drink heavily. See related percent of MSU - campus graduation. story. For example, Malin said a student (continued on page 16) (continued on page 19) State News photo by C. L. Michaels By LINDA SANDEL bring it up for consideration in the Senate and House. State News Staff Writer Christmas is keeping track of the support and nonsupport letters he Some people still like to think receives and has about the moon as if it were a mass bulging scrapbooks to prove it. of green cheese, a mound of dust or Sen. Robert P. Griffin, R-Mich., Local a not quite human face in the sky. Richard Christmas thinks answered Christmas' initial letter saying that when the subject came differently. up for consideration in the Senate, Christmas, a 31 • year - old he would support it. moonstruck Lansing resident, the the day man says first that July 20, landed on Rep. R-Mich. was Richard even Chamberlain, stronger in his moon four years ago, should be set aside as a national holiday. support of the "Moon Day" issue. "There can be no doubt that this with And Christmas is a man who likes to put action behind his words. is an important event," Christmas quoted Chamberlain as saying. In addition. Chamberlain told To date, he has written 50 Christmas that he would write the for hol governors, congressman, 20 senators, 10 about 100 other political officials and the President National Aeronautics and Administration to gain support for Space to enlist support for his "Moon making "Moon Day" a legal national holiday. Day" campaign. Gov. Milliken assured Christmas Much of the response has been that he thought "Moon Day" non ■ committal, but many looked like an legislators have said that they interesting subject to support the campaign and try to begin campaigning for, Christmas (continued on page 19) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Bruce Uhal, right, named Midwest Intercollegiate leads a pack of racers Champ around West Circle Drive in |ast Saturday's MSU Criterium. Bikers pou in 35-mile Many people ride a bicycle, but relatively few are willing to push themselves to the limit of physical exertion to race 35 miles at speeds sometimes reaching 40 miles per hour. The MSU Cycling Club sponsored the Intercollegiate Road Race last Saturday around West Circle Drive. Members of the Amateur Bicycling League of America entered the 35-mile criterium - 37 laps around the circle, with a sprint to the finish line every five laps. The winners of the sprints earned points that determined the final winner of the event, which meant a competitor could not sit back in the "pack" and win just one sprint to win the race; he had to make a good showing every five laps. Glenn Gilmore, East Lansing resident, won the Ulenn Gilmore, East Lansing race by outpointing Bruce Uhal. MSU freshman, and A1 Marcosson from Cleveland, who won resident, outpointed all other racers to win the 35 - mile MSU second and third places in the overall point criterium sponsored by the standing. Uhal outscored all student entrants and won the MSU Cycling Cl^b last Intercollegiate Championship. His name will be Saturday. engraved on a perpetual trophy that is given to the first college student who finishes the race. The time for the 35-mile race was 1 hour, 22 minutes, with an average speed of approximately In the final sprint of the MSU 26 m.p.h. criterium last Saturday, Al Karl Wettberg. an Olympic road coach, and Marcosson, right, nosed out Mike Walden. coach of the Wolverine Sports Club Glenn Gilmore, left, and of Detroit, sponsored a clinic on bike racing after Bruch Uhal (obscured by the race to acquaint the participants with different Marcosson.) Despite the win, Uhal and Gilmore had training techniques that would better fit individual accumulated more ooints in needs of the rider. earlier sprints, and fJaced ahead The coaches also sponsored a series of training of Marcosson in the overall races last Sunday, giving each rider tips on bike handling. standings. State News photos by Craig Porter Double date. the sea-food lovers finest food value .. Old World ANNIE ANNIE ... is our clam chowder palate pleasing . . . a creamy, seasoned meal-in-a-cup, skillfully finely GREEK GREEK blended of chopped clams, salt porl< and green onions in a broth of clam j stock, fresh butter and cream. SPRINGS SPRINGS Sure to please even the most dis¬ COUNTRY CHERRY BERRY FROST criminating of gourmet tastes. crock .89 cup c0 I 4UMM, BFJEAD a»ui ALE! Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 4, 1973 3 Surprise By TOM HAROLDSON said move "We will offer alters shield bill a counter State News Staff Writer next week when amendment The Cawthorne amendment everyone is willing to replaced by Rep. Perry Bullard, D - Ann Arbor, that two of the most controversial sections legislators hurried to adjourn consider the shield law more of would give total protection to newsmen. closely." summary Hav the House railroaded an In other action the shield bill - no protection by the bill on the shield The substitute bill was ThurdSment to the press shield law bill House passed an amendment bill, the for newsmen who are involved in a libel or patterned after a shield bill that passed the Nebraska » -/mild protect only newsmen who Rep Dennis Cawthorne, !t proposed by slander suit or who have knowledge of a unicameral legislature this month by a vote Manistee £,t stories with by • lines attached. which would allow - future crime. It is expected that the latter PL sUrprise amendment, which was .Lured by Rep. DeForrest Strang, R - protected the court to decide if information invo ved in a libel or by newsmen portion of the bill will be reintroduced when the bill is considered next week. of 38 - 6. Wfrk Mi. W slander suit could be Bullard said that total » climaxed an hour of debate over admissible as part of At the onset of the shield law bill protection was evidence in the case. necessary for newsmen because they have a law amendments. The by - line Cawthorne said he amendments debate, the House 111111«i ■ i 11111111, considered this the right under the First Amendment of ,^1 dment encountered very little debate amendment one of the most important overwhelmingly defeated a substitute bill the Constitution to the restless House but instead portions of the shield bill protect their sources. because it would "Educational institutions right now are ivcd a quick vote that caught protect a newsman in a libel and slander the same propaganda line that putting out of the amendment off guard. suit from was put out during disclosing his information at the Communists the Prohibition." Upon i approval, Rep. Jackie Vaugn, request of the prosecutor or defense Detroit, and sponsor of the House Instead, the court will determine if the Ralph Turner, professor of Id iaW bill, announced that he would information that the newsman is criminal justice reduce a counter amendment sometime is needed as evidence in the trial. protecting uJt week that Cambodian "This amendment will invalidate the Strange from any protects the source See story page I attempts by the prosecutor or iiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ^'nhink it was perfectly obvious that defense to get out information that will By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS mst of the House was in a hurry to expose him or subject him to abuse or Communist forces border, reports from Phnom iTiourn for the weekend and did not exposure,' he said. "Now the courts will Cambodia overran in two Penh said Cambodian insurgents, but consider this amendment fully," Vaughn have to decide if the Thursday. The diplomats believe the bulk protected source can government battalions near Viet remain protected." Cong and South of the Communist forces are the South Vietnamese Vietnamese held another Cambodians. round of their deadlocked political talks in Paris. In Paris, there was no National gY STATE LEGISLATURE Sources in Phnom Penh indication of a break in the deadlocked political talks. said that antigovernment Emergency standards to troops killed 20 Cambodian protect chemical and textile workers from Tax cut program soldiers and that they be phased in cancer causing agents will approved captured 580 others when their positions were overrun on Monday near Neak A 125 B the gradually over Dept. of Labor announced Thursday. Meat prices dropped 2.9 per cent in the next three months, April, but Luong on the Mekong prices of industrial commodities, considered to be By DANIEL DEVER River. The MSU Dept. of Public estimated $380 million a better barometer of State News Staff Writer over the next two fiscal years. Fighting raged Safety asked Thursday that inflation, jumped 1.4 per The program was cent, the Dept. of Labor said approved 102 - 3 by the House, and 28 Wednesday and Thursday an unidentified individual, Thursday. The final version of the tax cut program • 2 by the Senate. It now goes to Milliken for his signature. between insurgents and who talked with the (.proved Wednesday by the Michigan legislature will three government battalions The House provide limited savings to students on their state income Milliken, who first outlined the tax cut proposal in the department concerning the Appropriations Committee will turn south of Neak murder of Martin the tu over the next two fiscal years. State of the State Adress last January, said he was "elated" Luong, but Brown case of some SI00 million in with the legislature's action. there were no immediate March 11, contact the overspending by Though the program will raise the personal exemption the Navy over to the Justice Slimed for each dependent from the current $1,200 to reports of casualties. department again. Dept. for criminal "This is by far the biggest and most comprehensive tax The Cambodian The individual investigation, it announced Thursday. $1,500. the bulk of the tax cuts will come through a new cut in was formula or determining the property tax credit the Michigan history," he said. "This should be welcome government identified the assigned number A • 125 - B news throughout property owner and renter may claim on their state income Michigan because it will provide some antigovernment forces as when he first contacted the measure ,pf tax relief to Vietnamese Informs. virtually every taxpayer in Communists. department. Campus police Michigan - Government urged that the informant Essentially, the formula provides that the state will censors reimburse 60 per cent of the tax bill to each taxpayer prohibit use of the term contact them immediately. State se property tax bill is in excess of 3.5 per cent of his total income. For the renter, 17 per cent of his gross rent considered his property tax bill. Students living in University housing will not be lor the property tax credit, however, because paid will be eligible University - THE C.ITOH 10 SPEED A proposed lap belt mandatory a seat belt usage maximum S10 fine for failure to use a was defeated 21 - 10 in the Michigan bill which owned buildings are exempt from property tax. BICYCLES Senate Wednesday. Thus, only those students living off campus will benefit torn the new property tax credit formula. The original tax cut program introduced in the House of For ARE HERE fcpwentatives would have raised the personal exemption foreKh dependent to $1,700. fun, for exercize ,for transportation and for ecology But the lower figure of $1,500 was substituted by the the Sportsmeister has the C. ITOH bikes for you. Each Smteand approved by the House. State Rep. H. 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Marcos in an address on the 38tl Washington 317 East Grand River Ave. E. Lansing, Mich. HOURS: MON. SAT. 9:30 - 5:30 anniversary of the Philippine air force, says hi **1*1 about free Ph. 332-3531 THUR THURS. FRI. 9:30 9:00 country can no longer continue to depend on th parking In city ramp United States. -EDITORIALS- POIKf OF VIEW All-University Rhodesian troops needed for subdue Zimbabwe administrators University wide employes union By LOVEMORE NYONIE year" as Thursday's State New J Univeristy that could effectively deal with Graduate student reported. Our armed struggle before I was born; It hell Wednesday kayoed a bid by the Names symbolize identity. It is by began in 1885 Kellogg Center Student the pressures of collective the use of symbols that today I know 1 Employes Assn. for recognition bargaining. am in America and not in Zimbabwe. Consistent and persistent Political, eonomic historical and social event, I Zimbabwe is rhy country, a country in! Zimbabwe as a separate employe bargaining An employe bargaining where my Zimbabwean sisters and show that its been carrying on a silent people ha e| unit. The decision presents a unit comprised of all students brothers have shed their blood from revolution to| valid argument, but loyal leaders who are employed by the British gunfire. British descendents regain their occupied land. of higher education in Institutions! Africa Huron.! of the Administration Building now have renamed Zimbabwe and the rest of the western University would certainly be "Rhodesia" after one of their most world have! should not allow this ruling to more of an impressive unit than reported our historical circumstances! plunderous nomads, Cecil John with become a precedent that could an assortment of individuals Rhodes. bias, prejudice and blatant! be used as a weapon to destroy from different corners of the We were asked to change our names ignorance. I Zimbabwe do firmly believe that we 0f| future attempts by students for Concerns and issues by the missionaries who illegally with the not have to negotiate! campus. entered our country and called us foreign occupants or ouiM unionization. could receive detailed country, nor do we need to negotiate sineers. Those missionaries forced us with the British, a people whJ examination from student review to adopt names of their own dead The Kellogg students perpetually want to see us in boards whose function would be white vandals. Today the international servitude! employes' drive for recognition press labels our patriots "terrorists." as a separate bargaining unit to bargain for higher wages and Our men are not "terrorists"; they are What the State News naivell hinges upon their claim that improved fringe benefits with referred to as "Rhodesian burly University bureaucrats. patriots of Zimbabwe who have to get troops" js jl Kellogg Center is a unique Zimbabwe back by means of an armed fact a gang of white settlers who havl complex on campus. The struggle. Zimbabwe has been at war illegally declared independence fiT The student employe union since the advent of the white settlers. 234,000 whites, disregarding the fjv] students rightly say they work in would definitely carry more It is at war today. Our armed struggle million blacks. They are bent a hotel situation that makes its weight with the administrators did not start "towards the end of last getting rid of our people. The so-callel livlihood from the benevolence "Rhodesian troops" are a possessivell who ultimately pull the wage and of off - campus people. price control strings in residence conpulsive band of fascists whose ugll halls. First, however, the WILLIAM SAFIRi massacre of our innocent people wift Still, the system for hiring not be forgotten. America, Britain! University must address itself to and Portugal are all giving political students remains pretty much the need for a student union and economic, moral and military supp( the same across campus. It would to the fascists in Zimbabwe for c not ignore attempts made toward be facetious for the University to be asked to recognize hordes of unionization. Death of the total annihilation. American busim and American involvement in the internal affairs governmenl oL little mouthy bargaining units Wednesday's ruling hopefully throughout the student will not come back to haunt , ;') 1973 NKW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE Zimbabwe reflect that America is thl WASHINGTON One sure the person who is the target of its indictment itself is sometimes kept enemy of mankind. Britain, Amerk comminity. What is necessary is student employe bargaining units — and Portugal make use of thee Unite victim of Watergate, lying dead with investigation is stripped of the secret to make it possible to for students to organize a in future negotiations. apprehend an accused who might Nations and NATO to let the situatio| none to mourn, is an institution that protection of many rules of an He otherwise take off. deteriorate in Zimbabwe. ThJ has served the nation well for a couple American courtroom: cannot of centuries: The grand jury. confront his accusers or examine But in practice, grand jury secrecy deterioration has resulted in masses of Columnist Jack Anderson, who has witnesses, he cannot know beforehand is finished. Dead. Editors can claim our people dying; thousands Ian that a man who runs for mayor gives in concentration camps been running the transcripts of what what evidence will be brought against End the ino was once considered secret grand jury proceedings, this afternoon informed him, he need not even be told what crime is being investigated. He can be up any privilege is some sense in of secrecy, and there that, but journalistic Zimbabwe. Immature and biased coverage d the U.S. attorney here that, in the brought back for dozens Of justification would ring truer if events happening in Zimbabwe isl interests of justice, he will stop appearances over a period of years, reporters had refrained from busting distortion of facts that President Nixon's press deceit in statements originating and he may not bring his lawyer with the grand jury room wide open a year even running them. That is a gallant and so-called African history profess secretary Ronald Ziegler from the White House in the last unselfish gesture, but it comes after him. before in the Clifford Irving case. In that landmark case, journalism perpetuate. It is regrettable that tl invented a new cliche with his few months. the patient has offered up its last That would be a star chamber, the defined the public interest as anything people in the communications s; breath. In fact. Anderson was not to essence of tyranny, were it not for one tongue - in - cheek answers to Ziegler's credibility has been that interests the public, obliterating have let the American people be t'J blame: grand jury secrecy has been powerful protection to the individual: the press during investigations of seriously wounded by this week's The proceedings of a grand jury are grand jury secrecy in an explosion of with a wrong image of Zimbabwe ai dying a slow death anyway. of Africa. The myth that Africa I the Watergate fiasco. purge of top ranking Nixon men Let us take a brief look at the meant to be secret. If not enough newspring and televerbiage. in the executive branch. Some information is developed to justify an Of course, when made to look jungle and that Africans run up trefl reason for grand jury secrecy: naked and wagging their tails sH "Inoperative" was used as a newsmen say that the press Before an official accusation is indictment, the minutes are sealed. ridiculous, the court system will react. made against anyone, 23 citizens are Reputations are blackened by wild Little leaks get a tut-tut from a judge, seems to remain a cheap token ffl ruse by Ziegler to avoid secretary no longer has any groups of bored racists. assembled by a court to determine charges. bigger leaks get a harrumph, but when answering probing questions of credibility at all. columnist began printing whole whether a majority finds enough The secrecy of the grand jury room a International will and newsmen. "Inoperative" became Perhaps Nixon should sections of grand jury testimony peace c evidence to charge anyone with the not only protects a suspect from a defense for silence as well as an continue his house cleaning and verbatim, the judges of the U. S. only be insured after the total si commission of a crime. being tried in the press, it enables hunan suffering is exposed It is tin officially • permissiable way for ask for Ziegler's resignation as Because a grand jury is only in lawmen to develop evidence that District Court in Washington go pale to be mature and to be objecti* business to accuse and not to convict, would later be admissible in court; an and impanel another grand jury to Ziegler to deny any guilt of well. Black people in Zimbabwe look into that. Zimbabweans. We are people! My hat is off to Anderson. Before his change of heart, he flicked away CSt the judiciary's figleaf; no longer can Jvave <*£■■ Help nature can, there be a pretence of secrecy in grand jury proceedings that command public attention. By carrying the process of William Whiting, editor leakage to its logical extreme, Michael Fox, managing > ir^ has sliced through the Novosad, editorial editor. don't Anderson hypocrisy to draw the issue plain; are John Lindstrom, campus Bush, city editor; Mike grand jury proceedings secret? edit" Spring is an encouraging time lES an Perhaps this is the time to consider even more fundamental matter: raig onal editor of year. Students leave the DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Masalko.v Should the grand jury system itself, concrete walls of their winter with its secrecy compromised and its retreats and take advantage of man, y'00 t(/£u-( i just jurors so easily led by prosecutors, be hi, mr should see ujpint you to hjeu,,t bright mellow sunshine. Others THe uwies Li knou) j support hppkbufm basically changed to better protect the schmidt sit under cool ray shade trees and picketing don't iOO i REMAZt■ t»rt, b O rights of the accused and to speed the j got mom's - administration of justice? read the State News. ; hf)m8ur6£p yOUR store, remlhp 'j you'Re jvsr youR order Members of the board <•! - order ready? mr schmidt ms TRY/N6 TO MRKE COMES TO Zealotry in politics cannot be Spaniolo, president; Debhi ends Meet fnsi rooted out by turning courts into president; Carolyn Stiebei Some people though, throw lrank Senger. Ki circuses. What is needed is not a treasurer; the State News to the wind and Tom Riordan; AI Wilke; Midi bloodletting for liberals, not a catharsis create an ugly litter problem. for conservatives, not a whitewash for State News' are meant to be the White House, but straight justice - The Michigan State News i a cause best served by those in recipient of the Pacemaki read; give mother nature a break and stop trying to scatter a journalism, politics and the law who outstanding jl j the National Organization for which necessarily lead What's a four letter word for cloy? Women's findings, as reported by Ellen classification in those p< You mean you don't know? Sate, of Grzech on Thursday, that "salary deemed worthy of wotnen| Cents course! Or how about a four letter word for river bank? The answer is ripa. decisions are still made according to old fantasies about women's roles rather than according to their general secretarial - clerical. Linda East Lansing /i'Pl resil Those were a few quickies from the abilities ..." April 26, r crossword puzzle in the April 25 issue 1 recently had occasion to seek the of State News. I enjoy crossword Security and Employment puzzles, but much of the fun is lost Commission's services. At the resulting Worth interview with an employe of the when you know that many of the words used in the puzzles are not even in "Webster's Handy College commission, the following occurred. As soon as the interview began, the Publicity LETTER POLICY The State News Dictionary." I'm no professional, are most of the people who attempt but neither Watergate person began checking various clerical - secretarial skill boxes he had on his little gray "qualifications" card. I To the Editor: I am writingto protest your s welcomes all letters. Letters your puzzles. You have taken all the To the Editor: Having the courage and humility related that I was not interested in April 24 about the rape incident to the editor should be fun out of getting to class early with The 59th annual meeting of the not to cover up our past wrong-doing, clerk • typist positions because my generally your policy of Pub],sl,'T typed double nothing to do. Next time you delve we urge that university professors names of women involved mi space with 65 American Assn. of University confess their sins of omission and previous experience included handling into your vaults, for a puzzle, please office operations of a small space counts on each line. Letters must be signed and choose labeled medium rather Professors profoundly regrets the combat the tragic example given to all firm administration, Not only does such a callous ! include hometown, student, one than ridiculous. Watergate scandal and is alarmed at the breakdown in law and order, the their students by lawyers who electrical - bookkeeping — as well as recent seem a cruel and hun«l| faculty Otherwise, what's four letter allegedly flout the law and infringement upon those vict or staff standing, a dacay of public morality and the handling of all phases of a bank card do not wish to have their local phone number and word for frustration that starts with s administrators who allegedly excessive permissiveness of which this program (five years total). local address. No unsigned or c or d or p? incident is symptomatic. manipulate the truth. We dedicate This revelation did not even phase publicly printed, but it expos*. l letters will be accepted, but ourselves to trying harder to steer this to further harassment by unuij The fact that all the this employe. As if deaf, this person the State News will persons generation of students away from a stated that I should return for a typing or prejudiced persons. H allegedly involved in this felonious and life of crime and toward Even worse, other rape vie withhold author's name in Richard Nelson fraudulent affront to freedom and fair an enhanced and dictation test. Ultimately, I was extreme cases. Letters Birmingham junior respect for the Constitution, justice classified as Typist 1. very probably not »'P"r 1 may play are graduates of American and ethics. because of fear of embarrass be edited for Barbara Decker clarity and institutions of higher education causes possible harassment from tlu't conciseness so more letters Birmingham junior us to grieve that we failed in not Resolution adopted at the national It's no wonder that "women are of newspaper exposure. 1 can be accommodated. Janet Saffron convention of the vastly over represented in low - helping them to overcome their American Please reconsider. _ Letters will not be edited Oak Park sophomore character defects and asocial and Association of University Professors ranking (Typist 1 is the lowest clerical for content. David ErlingerAnn Arb° J April 30, 1973 larcenous propensities while they were (Walter Adams, president) April 28, classification) low paying jobs"- they ■ are not classified according to their in our tutelage. 1973 Friday, May 4, 1973 5 Free press v. fair 01 Of¥*W |Policy of naming • ^ is Wayne IThe current dispute over or Administration of State 1 representatives of news media in he able to Univerrity keep confidential it case? The Michigan 26 same responsible competing interests issue about coverage of a examination in a rape case. The news source in the individual underlies State News editorial of the April preliminary privilege matter The rape victims: April 24 coverage of the preliminary examination poses two problems of "right to know" versus "unwarranted harm" — difficult a fair trial for the and identification of the complete detailing of evidence that might render defendant, prosecution must be as students were for jury service by changed. As long generally ineligible reason of age or residence, coverage of case arising on campus could not prejudice the of potential jurors. journalism pool On Today, the State News "op ed page" presents three points of view on the question of news coverage of The points of view were all restrictions or Sunday, the reiterated the newspaper's with the defendant's name. rape proceedings. requested by the State News, with absolutely no expectations on the opinions which were policy of publishing the forthcoming. new State News editorial board which assumed names of rape office May 1, victims along $ sources (through special suggests that a balancing of competing interests is unavoidable. On may compound the victims that Granted the deplorable but POINT OF VIEW the one already serious existing physical J has ruled that the First side, media representatives assert an and psychic harm they have attitudes toward victims of violent Iuion since the U.S. Supreme sustained Lent does not require a special unqualified right to keep the as a result of the acts sexual crimes, a responsible Lam's privilege) points up a Lntal moral issue: is the right of their sources other, courts confidential. stress an identity On the unqualified allegedly of In a a committed against them. metropolitain area, detailed coverage specific case is not likely to cause journalistic decision perhaps is to keep victims' identity confidential. At least, Former SN staffer Lninate truth an untrammeled duty on the part of every citizen to readers this appears to be the policy followed does the process of provide information eventually called to jury by many newspapers, without irked by rape story or necessary to the service to prejudge that case fair adjudication of to the apparent consumer dissatisfaction or on making require a balancing of pending cases. degree that the place of trial of the deprivation as a result. But if the community is small, and UTOFVIIW if large numbers of students vote and register to thus render themselves By CRISPIN Y. CAMPBELL East Lansing senior concerning rape victims. On the other eligible for jury service, local As a former State News hand, in the editorial, you wrote about news staffer, I the unfortunate situation in which Publicity hurt media managers should consider am well acquainted with the gross rape victims whether full and immediate insensitivity that permeates the society places rape victims — coverage of the preliminary attitudes of the staff and editorial condemning them instead of those stages of a major who committed the crime. criminal case can be justified if the board in dealing with blacks, Chicanos By JOHN D. MOLLOY women involved in rape cases, and other minorities. The bogus editorial went on to even during trial, much less say a consequences are a potentially unfair that "such social attitudes professor of Social Science preliminary hearing. trial for the defendant, a much But the recent articles and editorial keep many concerning the publishing of the willing rape victims silent, unwilling to delayed trial until prejudice dies down Fot lias been in recent years, and there continues . ®everal years lhe contention that a defendant was of two rape victims irks me to press charges against their attackers for to be a ereat deal of discussion of the free press - fair ,5"'f, "if Process by inflammatory publicity names 0 was urged on or a change of venue to distant end. fear of being blamed themselves. That mntroversy. While some believe it is as old as the e U-S- Supreme Court unsuccessfully. However, in recent a no social attitude is indefensible." county with the inconvenience to pss, it has received a great deal of renewed years Warren Court accepted the contention and witnesses and Possibly the all • male White Anglo - State News, your editorial and added i the past few years as the result of several '®versed convictions in several cases, most notably exoense to Saxon Protestant editorial board felt that the actions like this are indefensible. your taxpayers. By ■ratio instances of less than responsible behavior on the Efthe er?par^ vs" Maxwell. "GREAT STATE NEWS" should start printing these women's names, you Fourth Estate. , Dr S®"1 Sheppard s trial was one of the most (in) Identification of victims of crime, a new trend toward the people's right have set rape prosecution back at least Imroximatelv the past quarter of a century the U.S. m°US.th? a1nnals of American Justice. Either an particularly where nonconsensual sex to know, even though established 50 years. If it is known that tw Court has considered the extent to which the first mnocent Cleveland osteopath spent 10 years behind bars, offenses are concerned, poses more of professional news organizations like every llent limits the judicial power to punish, as or a"lurderer free because of "trial by newspaper." a moral than a legal dilemna. the New York Times, the Associated woman who attempts to exercise her legal right to prosecute the persons Relatively few media Press and United Press International who have attacked her will be put up orits handling of matters pending before it. In these y, the murder of President John F. Kennedy and hold such actions as being Inot of court, those publications which crit cize the . epr,es ' a" tr dilemma was further inflamed representatives would risk increasing against their to further ridicule and humiliation in the high tribunal has consistently applied the "clear su^equent events at Dallas, Texas, in November 1963. the likelihood of the commission of a ethical character as newsmen and the press, nothing will ever be wsent danger" test, and in each case has found that . Two w®ek® after the assassination of Kennedy, the crime by, for example, publishing the human beings. accomplished. atand present danger to the administration of justice ^mer11ja" Civil Liberties Union said that had Harvey Oswald 'lved- he would have been Lee precise route of shipment of If you were actually concerned Iprtsented _.«< hv ,h. communications in Question by the communications in question. deprived of a fair trial commodities subject to high¬ As a journalist who has worked in with changing society in the true re frequent cause of concern is that which arises in due to the conduct of Dallas law enforcement officers. several professional situations, I am spirit The Warren Commission jacking . well aware that some stories have to be of crusading journalism, you would tfa free press and the fair administration of justice ""e" report reprimanded the Dallas Decisions . , . reached through a not have published these names, nor f newspaper, radio or television publicity has P0'1" dept. for lts imPr°mptu press conferences which printed regardless of the effect of the balancing of interests may appear on have followed up with an offensive irdized the right of a defendant to a fair trial. conveyed misinformation and hearsay evidence to the news person involved: but only if the public hindsight to have been questionable. interest outweighs the personal grief and condescending editorial. media, thus giving the prospective jury the opportunity of Questionable results obtained through To paraphrase the words of former [ally, many persons express reqret over the excessive Prejudging the very questions that would arise at the trial, relative weighing are likely to be fewer suffered by those involved. CBS news correspondent Michelle rtf publicity given a preliminary hearing of an MSU The free press - fair trial dilemma involves a conflict in This was not one of those cases. and of smaller harm than those Clark: "The role of the press is to ltnt charged with rape. In this case women "le h'erarchy of American constitutional values. Somehow, prod flowing from the comparatively According to the reporter, and to press the public, Lonts one of not to the rif6hts °f afre,e also were victims of unnecessary publicity. r . .. . fourth estate P'ess must be Preserved to accept greater while inducing absolutist premises on which the the reasons given by the edit board for bludgeon and to beat it into ^ metropolitan .|. . . , responsibility in ^ da.I.es refuse to pnnt names of ^feguarding the Sixth Amendment guarantee of fair trial. Michigan State News editorial seems to publishing the names was to help submission. me to rest. change the attitudes of society Take heart State News." WW ifriMGe eqeeff n 237 S. Washington Lansing All tops and shirts IPANUSHI s5.00 T-Shirts s1.00 each or under |Pants All Galore! corduroy and knit pants - $5.00 each All others Some pants only $1.00 ! - $3.00-$4.00 each 'Sbfii >ll/7fJJ>l9 'WLtLU W.UU Stop in soon mid risit tiitmse our new store! eqmr 2 blocks South of Michigan on Washington 5 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 4. 19731 Lebanese planes hit guerilla posts The proxmity of the FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES the road to Damascus. fighting to the airport forced the cancelation of all Though the Lebanese BEIRUT. Lebanon - flights. army was hitting hard at the Lebanese air force jets fired guerillas, there was no On the north side of on Palestinian guerilla attempt to force entry Into Beirut, tanks fired at least the heavily populated positions near Beirut 100 cannon rounds at Airport late Thursday after camps, and the order given guerillas near the Dbayeh the Lebanese troops was to ground troops and tanks clashed with commandos in refugee camp who tried to fire only on belligerents. set up a roadblock on the and around this embattled highway north to iyblos Open conflict between capital for the second day. and Tripoli. Lebanese forces and the A defense ministry guerillas broke out They were driven back Wednesday following the communique reported from the road into low hills scores of fights near and in kidnaping of two soliders as the interior overlooking the hostages for the release of as guerillas Mediterranean. There they six guerillas accused of ambushed police stations, ran fired rockets and automatic roadblocks, tried to cut > carrying bombs. The weapons from strongly - hostages were released late major highways and took to built stone houses and a high buildings as snipers. Wednesday but the guerillas monastery. remain in custody and fighting has continued. A 24 • hour curfew was From the Tal Zattar in effect in Beirut as camp, closer to the city, Thousands of refugee residents watched the numerous rockets ^vere fired families streamed out of the battles from apartment that exploded in the vicinity camps to the hills, or to find balconies. of military barracks along shelter with friends or President Suleiman relatives who live in the Franjieh said in a broadcast city. statement that he would not Women's unit Lebanon's population of tolerate a Palestinian 2,500,000 is almost evenly "occupation army" in will deliberate divided between Christians Lebanon. and Moslems. The Christian Some newspapers in MSU abortions population, which is economically better off, is Synchronized splash Israel viewed the army not as sympathetic to The Women's Adivisery Green Splash, a synchronized swim team which has been in existence Western Michigan University. The team will compete against 14 action as the beginning of a Palestinian guerillas as are I Lebanese government move Council will discuss for 53 will compete in the Midwest Intercollegiate in the to drive the guerilla forces abortions at the University the Moslems, who support the Palestinians. years, Synchronized Swimming Championship Saturday and Sunday at teams three championships and are aiming for a spot in the State News photo by Dale top I out of Lebanon, as King Health Center at an open Atkins Hussein's government in meeting at 9:30 a.m. Jordan had done in 1970. Monday in 443 B Administration Bldg. UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH 310 N. Hagadorn The discuss plan of council project action will also priorities, for the 4 area gas stations executive group. State News 'The orders don't apply against the stations that do Bible Study 9:45 a.m. By ELLEN E. GRZECH News, one did not receive conspicuous" requirement not conply, Linda Joy, a investigations Worship 10:45 a.m. advertising and job security the orders and the other for signs, demanding that to me now because the sign documentation It State News Staff Writer 332-5193 332-3035 for part time employees. isn't being used." Gibson spokeswoman from Kelley's recommendations, J.M. Grange. Minister said he was not in violation. information on the sign be Future council meeting Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley said. "I don't think the office said. Free Transportation readable to a person driving the attorney gene® Thursday issued cease and "I don't know anything The stations agendas include the on the road at a reasonable guidelines are unfair at all." can sign a incorporated desist orders about it," Dan Schmidt, women's center, part - time against 20 Gibson's station, 2301 N. voluntary assurance and .enure, training programs gasoline stations, including manager of the Martin Oil speed. Larch St. was also cited as return it to Kelley's office, guidelines. Besides bofl clear and conspicuous, EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY for clerical technicals and four in the Lansing area, for Service Station, said. "I'm "I did have a big. Joy said. The assurance says violating the clear and signs must contain deci false, misleading and not going to do anything, confusing sign up, but 1 they will comply but they at M.S.U. family leave policy. took it down when I got the conspicuous sign at least as half as large as d it's up to the company. I do not admit their guilt or Open council meetings deceptive methods of gas requirement. whole numbers, and will also be on May 21 and price advertising. just do what I'm told." guidelines," Craig Gibson, violation. phone 351 7160 "I just put up the biggest - Schmidt's station, 1923 manager of Northpoint pump price must be < June 4 in the But of the two stations "If they still continue to Standard Service, said. sign I could when the guy same as the road sign prifl Administration Building. contacted by the State E. Michigan Ave., was cited violate guidelines and so, ALL SAINTS CHURCH Kel ley's office issued down the street put a sign "We're very pleasei as violating the "clear and up," Gibson said. "I did it the law, we will seek 800 Abbott Road UNIVERSITY guidelines in March Roger Telschow, CENTRAL UNITED just because of the injunctive relief," Joy said. coordinated the project 1 BAPTIST OKEMOS regulating advertising by "They have 48 hours to sign The Re v. W. A. Eddy, rector competition." PIRGIM, said. "PlKGl METHODIST FIRST BAPTIST gasoline stations. The the assurance." CHURCH The other two a0() I Crescent • 9:30to5:30Mon. thru I n 8:30 a.m. -11:00 p.m. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 4, 1973 points to alert students to the fact that SN ad Those specials that advertises and the beautiful Meijer Inc. Schlitz Malt inserts are a waste problem. These posters should be displayed Price's pretrial exam within two weeks, she said. Liquor inserts that appear in the State "Baskets have been purchased News, and postponed for 2nd time are a subject of irritation to the placed in distribution campus litter watchers. locations," Masalkoski said, "and The ecologists are irritated because distribution provoke the inserts do not personnel are doing a survey on what is get read; they get being done with the baskets." dumped on classroom floors and on the The preliminary hearing protection against She said that some baskets have arose over the admissibility grounds. been for Stanley Price, charged in self-incrimination. So the Waste removed from distribution as evidence of testimony hy Control Authority, has which could be a mistake locations, the March 11 murder of Lockhart'* continued two MSU police officers announced the beginning of an anti by a janitor.' Martin Brown, a MSU refusal to respond resulted about insert ccampaign that - student, was in alleged statements could result in Stickers will be put on the baskets to postponed in a closed session between made a by Price of MSU, fee levied against the East Lansing District Court to them State News to pay indicate to janitors they the lawyers and Judge for the cost of they are for during questioning when he removing inserts if State News recycling, Masalkoski said. Thursday for the second Maurice means to a time. Schoenberger. did not have an attorney alleviate the litter problem is She also said a series of free ads A writ of habeas will corpus present. not found. run to remind State News The postponement is readers of the was being sought for Lockhart Mark Rosenhaft, authority director, waste problems. to allow Ingham County by his said lawyer, Ken Wednesday, that such a fee would Rosenhaft said that he considers the prosecutor Raymond Mclntyre. litter-wotchers be a ridiculous involved, but alternative to imposition may be on all parties used as a last solving the problem. insert problem a "major litter on campus. problem" Masalkoski said she does not know if Scodeller to petition circuit court for a grant of immunity from prosecution The corpus writ would of habeas allow Lockhart's release from jail, Correction Beth for Haywood Lockhart, Masalkoski, advertising State News efforts to fight SN where he is being held to A story in Thursday's manager of the State who is being held as a ensure he would News, said generated litter will have an affect on appear in State News about a graduate Wednesday that posters are being eliminating this problem. material witness in the court to testify. level designed by artist Gordon Carleton that case. sociology class "It's up to the students to Schoenberger asked that put the studying the use of film in Jvilj_be__posted at paper distribution trash in the cans," she said. In the hearing reconvene no cross - cultural studies testimony, Lockhart later than one week from refused six times to answer incorrectly stated that today. teaching assistant Sonia questions concerning events The hearing Ruiz was from Puerto Rico State cable TV on March 11 on was grounds of postponed for the first time Ruiz is study sought Fifth from Santiago Amendment on April 11 when Chile. questions cable television has A resolution seeking been committee would I gjeciil committee of the introduced in the study and another. Cable companies discussion Michigan make proposals and thorough I House and Senate to make a I tompiehensive study of Senate. „ . Under the resolution, the the regulation administration of cable television systems in regarding and would rather have little or no some state regulation, and public interest groups will want the state to make technical added. Sen. analysis," Rozyck is in the he THE DOMINO'S Michigan. all cable systems State Sen. publicly process of requesting the Stanley owned," Rozycki said. attorney general's opinion television Rozycki, D - sponsor of the measure, said Detroit, "I have recommended on whether cities have the THIRST QUENCHER this committee so that these the committee would authority to grant cable help decisions will be made in reviews inform the public and the legislators of the atmosphere of open an television franchises in the absence of state legislation. "complexity and diversity" of cable | FRIDAY television. Same 1 am. MIDNIGHT YOUNG WITH THE will "We in the legislature speedy free delivery, be under intense I SPECIAL. Johnny Nash YOUNG. Special. WJRT, pressure to recommend one but free pepsi's with your hosts Gladys Knight and the Channel 12. o f action pizzas. Bps, comedy tram FYeemrn and Murray, the Raspberries. Andrew Johnson, Chi With the order Ccltrane, Kenny iod Tom T. Hall. 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A whether she is just working student humor. achieves its eye - catching heavy, forceful line defines with an interesting variety Kresge Art Center is The Student Exhibition, effect through a simulated the outlines of the girls, of objects, she succeeds in now sponsoring its annual then, shows a representative sense of depth and a play of while a dark dappling of either case. Student Exhibition through contrasts. texture defines their space. group of works in many May 20. Included 'n the Finally, deserving media. The works range in show are selected works in Many pieces of jewelry in Color is introduced in a mention for the sheer all media by undergraduate the exhibit are worthy of singular manner, through subject matter from the audacity of its creation is a cosmic experience, to an and master's level students. praise, particularly some of rainbow stripes that weave work of sculpture entitled appreciation of the natural One work in acrylics, Tony Walsh's "Life on a the pieces in copper. beautifully - simple piece of neck jewelry is inspired by a One through sensitive the pattern. A understanding of "Pole - lock" deMartelly. The work is. by J. as world, to the purely humorous. It is this range of Tough selection the print medium, then, is Neutron Star," creates a is suggested by the title, a differences that is the Ralf Henricksen, Terry Walsh, Clifton McChesney and Jens Plum (left to single, brilliant peacock evident in this work. right) striking sense of* depth and pole with a lock attached to members of a student and faculty committee, select paintings for the dimension. This is achieved feather. The softness and A pencil drawing by Deb strongest force in the Student the top. The work is yet exhibit. Exhibition now showing at the Kresge Art Center. through layer upon layer of brilliancy of the feather is Casey entitled "& Naked textural surfaces that melt played off against the hard, Her Black Button Eyes away from one another to smooth, polished bronze Twinkle" is a meeting reveal still other layers. Also surface. The only drawback between a curious group of used space extreme to in define depth this work are and contrasts of color of the piece is its fragility, that will probably prevent it from ever adorning anything but a show case window. objects. The group consists of several rag dolls (with black button eyes), an old shoe and a couple of Nelson Affair' silly tragedy and texture. Burning, - Though the selection of discarded bras. These By BILL MECHANIC talents could have been! flashing color such as coal - better used - the film ember vermilion, royal blue prints is disappointingly dull, Marcia William's objects seem to gain State News Reviewer still | and sunshine yellow "Three Girls with Rainbow" meaning by their relation to "The Nelson Affair" is emerges as a sugar-coated, I brighten and define the quite unintentionally a anticlimatic treatment of! work and fibrous, shows experimentation and one another. Whether Casey history. lattice - giggly sort of film, one woven patterns. Creating an sensitivity in handling the is making a comment on whose tragedies are more aimless pattern of their own medium. This work blends foolish than invigorating. Hal Wallis, the produceil of "The Nelson Affair" The characters and actions insults and passions like who gladly die in order in the film are so stiffly boys trade off crew breaks up Nelson's marriage others like it, seems to strivll Up Madison Avenue tup*"® ™^^-STATE NEWS upperlipped, that they actually fun to watch. At the center of the are young Nelson, cards are played by Peter Finch, and his infamous Lord to further his through the glory and blurry-eyed visions of Nelson's idealistic young nephew. to a woman. Finch loyal, loving, older and Jackson, teamed together for the first for little else. He late, made out of these a has, profitable livinJ quasi-historical oil romances, casting attractive stage, the two larger than mistress Lady Hamilton, life figures trading off Lady Hamilton, on the time since their rivalry in actresses and actors intl portrayed by Glenda other hand, is the scourge of "Sunday Bloody Sunday," factory - like productions! Jackson. the nation, and rightfully STUDENTS WITH I.D.'s $1.50 ALL EVENINGS give the film a little more Nelson is a hero so. She is, one learns, a credibility than it deserves. ''The Nelson Affair'! Lansing I 3rd week! iY 5:30-7:30-9:30 respected by the British nation, as is entire clearly vulgar bitch, a crude whore and a drunken slut, Finch British does appear stuffy hero and the retains the epithet gives to his dualistic NelsoJ natuil when he says that Sat & Sun evidenced by the cheering as being the apple of Jackson surely the little cruel acts are done 'manj 9-10:00 throngs stationed outside Nelson's one good eye. She drunken bitch. love and kindness." out oi Jnfortunately, their '' The Nelson Affair,'1 CHARLTON HESTON • LEIGH TAYLOR YOUNG playing at the Spartan Twiil "SOYLENT GREEN" - NNORS♦ JOSEPHCOTTtN West Theater, is not as baa EDWARD G. ROBINSON as some of the othel SOYLENTGREEN People negd it... in the year 2022. PGi METROCOLOR • PANAVISION" mgmO PUTNEY SWOPE" The Truth and Soul Movie Fri. & Sat. Night 7:00 & 8:50 Attention Teachers & Group Leaders 108B Wells S1 Auburn Contact Manager For Group Rates RHARHAI^RHARHARHARHARHARHARHARHARHARHARHARHAfiHARHAfiHARHARHABHARHA| Presents Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 4, 1973 9 By Greasepaint' edd rudzats It seems that adage of "too many cooks" the old nonexistent in the first act floundering in its attempts smudged st8te News Reviewer and at times the figure, is constantly firmly applies, for neither scenes to turn serious. They almost carry the show. appear to serve as breathers attempting to win the game, crafty, to develop a of the Daniel Pip nor Karen Sherck between songs. The story line of Unfortunately, the pervasive .■The R°ar though never achieving the sense of evil to show any inkling "Greasepaint" is blatantly choreography by Sandy give his rretfepai"1 The Sme" °f directors as to as what "Greasepaint" has a allegorical with the two realization of his dreams. Mansfield has a duality to it, more characterization „setS K°n? prevading cynicism that is Musically the show is for it is both credibility. I "Greasepaint" main characters, Sir and fitting and 'n'une — thinking about is all about. all but squelched by Pip and quite impressive, containing inappropriate. It fits the Burns, while in I f. two directors could Their overall conception Sherck's wholesome Gocky, playing the game of such known songs as "Who directors' misconception of possession of a pleasant Sored some of the of the show is while their off-target, interpretation. The show, life, while The Kid observes receives advice from Sir. Can I Turn To? ", "My First the show, yet because the voice and engaging manner, I Abilities open to them n staging is so though quite simple or Love Song," "Feeling show's conception is off, has created a Cocky who is I presenting this Leslie static that it's almost Tne clash of wills lethal. thematically, emerges as Somewhat representative of the establishment, Sir is Good," and "Look At That the choreography emerges not cocky at all. An 1 Ecusse-Anthony Newley the two between characters is light fluff for the most part, leaving always in control, whereas Face.'' "Greasepaint" In fact, as inappropriate to the emphasis on self-pity and an inability to react to what I musical. the second act Cocky, the "Everyman" is on top essence of the show. the others say to him mar during the musical numbers. Of the three leads only Burns' interpretation of his The Kid as played by Sandy character. Yet it's ironic Mansfield catches the flavor As Cocky and Sir, that in "The Joker" and Briton to conduct orchestra the show should Mansfield has created an endearing, somewhat rascally characterization and have. Michael D. Burns and Stan Gill suffer from a lack of firm direction as to what "Who Can I Turn To?" Burns is expressive, in firm control of his role, and thus has brought conductors chairman of the music their characters should be ultimately moving. MS U's Symphony then used it to occupy from Bulgaria and department. like. Though quite The song that steals the I Orchestra, under guest center stage whenever I inductor John Carewe of Czechoslovakia to MSU Violinist Walter Verdehr, possible. In fact, as soon as well-defined, Gill's Sir is snow is Stephen M. Jones' much too charming, almost beautiful will during fall and winter terms. asst. professor of music, will she launches into "Put It rendition of like an indulgent uncle who I Lent its spring concert at be heard in "Concerto No. 5 into the Book" she has the "Feeling Good." The entire I Jjn. Sunday in Fairchild Richard Wagner's for Violin and Orchestra, audience in love with her. is amused by the game of life. Gill needs to be more number is refreshing in its "Meistersinger Overture" Opus 37" by Henri sincerity and power. Thforewe is the third guest will open the concert which Viuxtemps. Verdehr, who is I conductor in the MSU's will also include "Three first violinist with MSU's Beal Co-Operative International American Dances" by James ■ Orchestra s F,rst Beaumont String Quartet, is I international Festival which Niblock, professor and a graduate of the Juilliard Proudly Presents School of Music. Carewe will also conduct LAST 2 DAYS Husbonc/-w/fe works composers by two British — Gerard This program must end Saturday so it can begin an engagement in New York at Sb.00 J seat. Victory's "Scathain to (Miroir)" and Benjamin Two of the Wildest present Britten's Interludes "Four from Sea Peter I pano 1 The husband and wife team of Ralph Albertine Votapek will nd give recently performed with the Boston Pops Orchestra i New York and Boston. Gr™?s 0945)." Victory, a Dublin, has native made __ a (wiiesl conductor Films ever to play at i recital of works by significant contribuiton to I Schubert. Stravinski and Votapek Ireland's musical literature. MSU are ■ Rjchmaninoff at 8:15 p.m. I Siturday at the Music I Auditorium. from Mannes College of Music in New York. Ralph degree Carewe has conducted most of ,ead now playing The Votapeks presented their first recital at MSU in VotapeK is a graduate of BBC Northwestern University. orchestras includi symphony Orchestra, the London Symphony and ^ with each other! 11971. Since then, they have A GREAT PORNOGRAPHIC DOUBLE FEATURE Mrs. Votapek studied for the Royal Philharmonic and I performed with the MSU a year in Italy with Carlo has broadcast more than I md Lansing Symphony haitlttt Zecchi under a fulbright 550 different works for the I Orchestras and have done a scho larship. BBC. in Texas. uded in Saturday's ADULT X MOVIES THE DEFINITIVE X I concert, which is open to I the public without charge, Complete oN Harlot is an incredibly explicit filmic experience. Harlot is lid be Schubert's "Grand totally graphic. On the same program is another astounding gi»[rar(p ■ sonata. Opus JO. in B Flat" erotic film. I lot (our hands. Stravinsky's 1 "Concerto for Two Solo Presents O* ■ Pianos.'' lRichmaninoffs second I Suite for Two Pianos" Opus 117" and John Lee Hooker plus Steve Holmes Tonight S1 ADMISSION "•J.OO COUPLES SS.OO thgcomh9cp\t€d THE ULTIMATE X Ralph Votapek, who I joined the music faculty in McDonel Kiva oft with ad $I These two full length adult films comprise the most •n. & 10:30 p.m. 1 1968 tumultuous double feature ever shown on as an assistant Advance Tickets On Sale in advance campus. In Iprofessor of music, til 3 the day of show door BEAL COOP PRESENTS combination they are a sexual holocost on the screen. I continues to combine a ■ concert at Marshall Music, Union, Elder., .nstruments T . Tonight .. 'nd SaturdayJ SHOIVTIMES: career with his I Inching duties. He has most ^JWariahJDffjce^OgenJVMF^^^ Tonight & Saturday Shown in 106 B Wells HARL0T 7:00 and 9:30 Comming Attractions: May 18 John Prine CONFISCATED 8:10 and 10:40 JAINt 1 DONALD May 19 Steve Goodman May 31. June 1, 2 Leo Kottke ADMISSION: S2.00 rondci^ /utherkino This program is rated X very X • you muct he 18 all patrons will be checked for nroof af sge. or older — 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Sunspark show to mix old, new bands May 12 If any single in the Beyer and James Shane. 1970 his vocals and his style By STEVEN ALLEN person original member of the State News Reviewer group stands out, it would group left. Four months Headlining the bill will dominated Quicksilver's The second evening of have to be lead guitarist be Quicksilver, one of the sound. ago the group underwent a the Sunspark concert on Gary Richrath who complete overhaul and have original "San Francisco The result is that the jazz combines the mannerisms of sound" bands. May 12 will feature two recently released a new and rock elements of the bands attempting Mick Jagger with the album entitled "The New Only two members of group's early days have been comebacks and another guitarwork of Keith Ga Age," which features a the first Quicksilver, Richard. R.E.O. has released replaced by a highly relatively new group slightly different sound than guitarist Gary Duncan and produced sound. The attempting to climb to the two albums on Epic before. drummer Greg Elmore group's two best known Records. top of the rock music Canned Heat rose to remain, and Duncan has numbers "What About Me" world. Canned Heat is best floated in and out of the Air" have The block new are kids on R.E.O. the known "Goin' for Up the two singles, Country" fame playing boogie, but as of late it expanded its group for some time. and "Fresh featured Valenti. Tickets for Boogie and "On the Road Again," repetoire. The group now Quicksilver would be Sunspark at Speedwagon. The local includes Hite, Henry Canned Heat will prove they can still boogie with the best of them on May 12 ir and being included on the more aptly named the Dino $7 for both nighLs are still audience has already been Auditorium, when they appear with Quicksilver and R.E.O. Speedwagon in P0Q Woodstock album. The Vestine, Adolfo "Fito" de Valenti Band, for when on sale at Marshall's, exposed to R.E.O. once la Parra, Richard Hite, Ed Valenti Campbell's and the Union. Entertainment's Sunspark. before this year in its group has gone through a joined the group in number of personnel appearance at the Brewery. Those who saw the group changes since Bob "Bear" there will attest that it is the Hite and the late A1 Wilson tightest group to come out of Chicago since Chicago. The group does original material plus rock and roll formed a jug band many years ago. The "Bear," down to a supposedly slim and trim 255 pounds (he was over 300 to Book gives insig classics in a hard driving section one, the essays in this collection, as the an attempt to assess the past on first reading one will style that never lets down. skip the draft) is the only By DAVID HOHENDORF State News Reviewer editors White and Newman direction and new paths this the second section attempt realize the importance of interesting for of its popular culture discusj revolution is taking. to consider past and present these aspects of the present "Literautre in Revolution," contend, often deserve a certainly there is muc_ Conveniently, the writers who created during cultural turmoil. book length consideration. North be gained edited by George Abbott • In addition, the diversity of collection is organized into times of particular crisis. by reading I White and Charles entire collection for f topics and opinions would four sections. In each Ranging from Shakespear to Todd Gitlin Newman. Holt, Rinehart also prevent such an section the discussion often Solzhenitsyn, the essays excellent provides an analysis of the insight into literary cultural revolution off! L DRIVE IN THEATER and Winston. May, 1973. undertaking. moves beyond the specific offer some interesting North U.S.77... 482-7409 Rated R $5.95. Operating on the premise realm of literature to comments on writers of present state of television. In turn, Gitlin extends his by a group of pruvoj consider the broader more current popular contemporary writ® It would be a futile that the 10 th *************** exercise to attempt a written arts are in the midst century cultural and possible interest, cush as Hesse, as discussion suggest possible even further to causes for Tonight and Saturday Only! well as some refreshing restatement of all that is of a unique revolution, political ramifications of a political uprisings which GIANT DUSK TO DAWN! contained in "Literature In Revolution." The aiticles in White and Newman have assembled this collection in literary revolt. The first section of the rereadings writers. of previous could be attributed television and the potential to Music festive! 5 Hits Come Early Stay Late! collection addresses itself to The third division in the of future television. ★★★*★★*★★★★★★★★ the concept of the artist's collection proved most to feature jai responsibility in a society, interesting in its attempt to Zap Comic enthusiasts SPECIAL OFFER FOR as the well as a consideration of relationship between the formal study of literature consider current some elements popular culture. 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Stevenson, President's recent campaign D-W.Va., a Juciciary ■ilergate prosecutor before D-Ill., circulated a letter for and the growing evidence Committee member, said the special 3rd BIG WEEK unconfirmed as attorney signature by all senators that justice has been question will prosecutor Open Daily 1 P.M. wsl. telling Richardson the become a obstructed..." Feature 1:30 3:30 5:35 qualifications and powers a major issue - - - 7:35 9:40 |Earlier. Sen. Birch Bayh, . - And it asked assurance )• Ind.. a member of the special prosecutor would be the prosecutor will be able ry Committee which expected to possess. The further hist pass on Richardson's The Stevenson letter to cooperate Senate investigation. with the OPEN In the adventures of Edward W. Senate, Brooke, R- Sen. BOWLING Hermie, Oscy Mass., introduced a search intensifies resolution calling for naming a "special assistant" ALL DAY - and Benjy. to head the government's EVERYDAY! lor Detroit rapist Watergate investigation. Earlier this week, Sen. Charles H. Percy. R-UI., won They've come a long way since that summer of 4.2! I DETROIT (UPII - for Detroit police intensified their search believed responsible for at least eight bold Senate resolution consent for a Holiday Lanes if iv a man proposing that ytime rapes in downtown office President Nixon name a 3101 E. Grand River (North of Frandor) Udings including Tuesday's assault of a secretary special Watergate prosecutor ■ihyor Roman (Iribbs. immediately. Phone 337-9775 |friecretary, Iter the City in who is in her 20s. stepped onto an empty OPEN AT 6:30 P.M. County Building to return to the lltii lorwbtn the ear stopped on the vacant bite door opened, ;I man with a knife seventh floor, held iti* • Papon T CD D AY Big Score" at 6:40 Late bher throat and forced her into an Sat. & Sun. at 3:0u-6:30 Late empty of 'ice. where he Today "Shift" at 8:25- Sat. Sun. At 1:20-4:50-8:25 ■ The attacks have occurred in six different buildings. 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GRZECH funding units; court three or three and a half costs, it of course would financing was estimated at - • - mean less backloo State News Staff Writer employes may be appointed News Background $114 million, an increase of years. cost the state more he money, quality or i [Udiciii gl Michigan's courts are in and paid by the state, the "And that's an optimistic said. And there are almost $20 million over trouble. The backlog of cases is large and increasing - judges, the county, the city or a combination. Each unit been made. A committee of legislative and judicial alternatives presented to them by a subcommittee of present funding. The prediction," "There's no he said. legislative political problems in preserving employes' caws*11 h'«1 increase would reflect the Some of the "speedy" trials ma vdrag on spends a different amount leaders are considering plans staff members. costs of probation officers, opposition as such - it's equities if the state becomes , for operation, and employes their employer. In addition changes c0u |d'| a year, and the on to reorganize and refinance The first phase of the uniform salaries for judges, more vested interests, such fragmented financing doing the same job may Michigan's court system on three • phase plan being court reporters and as judges." to the employe groups, accomplished but other by siT system results in inequities. have different qualifications a state wide basis. considered by the equipment. Local units Ryan, D Detroit, some judges oppose the legislative constitution^ For example, Michigan's and salaries. The Legislative and committees would member of the legislative - change in power and salary, provisions fol unify the presently contribute about circuit court are 241 courts are funded by an But a move toward a Supreme Court committee district court court committee, said court Ryan said. system and $72 million, with $11 prepared. even larger number of change in the system has Tuesday began examining finance it through the state. million in fringe benefits, reorganization is an Ryan said reorganization Court Municipal courts would be while the state pays $12 immense task facing was a good idea, since it reorganizatj0J been called for formidable obstacles. would counteract a trend jn Jr abolished, and common million. State pleas court in Detroit and "The overall objective is If the state assumes the towards disparities and of the jj t since 1971 the misdemeanor, traffic to have a better system of and ordinance jurisdiction justice, including speedier of Detroit Recorder's Court trials and appeals would be district courts. transferred to A hundred processes," member of Stan the Fedewa, staff GOP group probation officers would committee, said. also be added and court "Everybody is looking reporters would come under state control. The second phase would for ways it could be done," Doris Jarrell, executive assistant to the Supreme forum on po establish statewide uniform Court and staff committee salaries for judges and member, said. "There is Does the First the transfer showing of appeal to pruient i TTFT31NY PLACE Recorder's Cort very little disagreement that Amendment's guarantee of pornographic movies to be judges to circuit courts. it should not be done. It's freedom of speech protect indoor patently offensive! Probate courts would also screens and be how best to do it. And it totally witj| WINE be transferred pornography and obscenity? discourage explicit to circuit redeeming social value. courts. has to be phased in, because of That was the central advertising of pornographic | budgeting." question at a forum on materials. The report left the third Fedewa, House Speaker pornography phase open, depending on William Wednesday. Frank Pinner, MSU ft*? problem is Ryan's The forum was sponsored professor of political material appeals to the progress of the plan. administrative assistant, said by the Capital County science, siad the problem is interests, he said. prl enjoy Dinner at Jim's The cost of state the minimum time for total Republicans. Pel assumption of court determining whether this kind of appeal cat Cocktails with one of our famous reorganization would be James Williamson, material meets found Supreme surreptij . . . "by manager of the Cinema X Court standards for defining 116 E. Mich. Theater, said the Bill of obscene creeping through dark! Phone 372-4300 material. To be theaters and Rights protected his right to considered shiniij obscene, flashlight in every 1 show pornographic films. It Pinner said, material must lap," Pinner said. also protects the right of others to protest the films shown in his theater, he added. The First Amendment Court case starts protects the expression of activistl i, but smut falls short of expressing Theodore an Swift, Lansing idea, for black lawyer, charged. DETROIT (UPI) — Black activist Robert F. Williams! Dr. Terry Burge. his first chance in a U.S. District courtroom Monda! back up his claims that Gov. Milliken has tried to president of Stamp Out denyl Dirty Obscene Movies, said his civil rights. P his organization's main Williams, who filed a $1 million damage suit an efforts have been to limit Milliken and other Michigan and North Carolina offJ last month, is representing himself at the court hel which begins at 9 a.m. However, Williams is not a la\fl Williams, 50, has attempted to block extraditiol North Carolina where he faces trial on charges of kidn« a white couple during a racial disturbance in Monroe, | in 1961. Williams said he was protecting the couple. Texas Instruments At DOAIlOO^ j electronic calculator: A.A.C- Av/&a)UE-i j it's something can count on. Sometimes you can't rely on "ballpark" figures. With the new personal, portable, pocketable T1-2500 calculator from Texas Instruments, you're always right on the money Its easy to operate - just touch the numbers as you think the problem. 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Burklow, a 48 BUENOS AIRES, President - elect Hector Dearborn Heights - year - old Argentina (AP) • ■ Sparked Campora's apartment after Campora was in Spain housewife; Betty A. Summers, 39, a Key tape operator from by the assassination of a the two-hour meeting. But consulting with ex-President Gaylord, and Kdward retired Juan D. Osmialowski, 48, a used car dealer from Mount rear admiral by Rey did make a thumbs up - with more than 200 Peron when Clemens. leftist terrorists, the gesture, indicating approval policemen Lanusse told him he should blocking all president-elect of Argentina of the results. streets and barring entrance return for an "urgent" held an to his apartment meeting with the junta. iawA!S°uWln.ning $50'000 were James W. Titus, 30 a emergency meeting Thursday with the ruling Lanusse had demanded building. date WINNING NUMBERS KLSTT" u°m Benton Harbor and Royce N. military junta on the fate of that Campora consult with J? Dharmacy owner from IVaverse City. May 5, 1973 w housewife * Winning $10,000 F M. were a 42 Drumwright; ■ year - old Detroit Charles H. Mogg, 40, an his Peronist government. Outgoing president the junta after two leftist terrorists assassinated SUNDAY auto worker from Alejandro Lanusse, who is retired Adm. Owosso, and Albert E. Hermes an 84 - year - old retiree from Thompson, also chief army commander, Quijada Monday. Angry 4:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m. Detroit. and Brig. Gen. Carlos A. navy officers, speaking at Rey, air force chief, said Quijada's wake, wanted the Lots to eat and drink t<> Nas nothing as they left junta to obtain a declaration — $5.00 covers it all! AT from Campora condemning terrorism. CLUB ROMA 6 miles off US 27 Pay care fees p An retired organization of military officers Wednesday had asked the Ks5£Li By Clinton & Shiawassee Democratic at Round Lake Party Imaureen mcdonald While the center Santos stressed. "Yet armed forces to remain in V News Staff Writer employes are paid with Santos explained that a cost increase would part-time care of toddlers. power and to cancel the University checks, the cost place a greater burden on Itibsidiznit! day care to is absorbed by the child care numerous children in budgets already heavily The infant program may be May 25 inauguration of We sound better the needs of MSU University housing next to go, as the center Campora's Peronist civilian fees. The are left burdened." s has been an on - Univeristy does unattended while parents In the must hire a full-time government. They also not fund the center meantime, asked Lanusse to j. problem of the MSU directly, attend classes because the registered nurse to attend to resign. members of the Cnt Activities Unit in though various departments parents cannot parent the infants. Tight security was in afford the board are - psychology, sociology and petitioning the effect in Campora's iitan Village. high cost of day care. board of trustees to Kbe Spartan Village family and child sciences • But the do contribute cost for the reconsider the Tflchartc- a nominal fee funds and child's care has to come salary student increases. The letters volunteers for |$6 per day per child from somewhere. i ks includes lunch and and an educational educational programs within the center. of the Meicer said 25 per cent day care program is emphasize that the day care program is financed by Sunday Pizza Deal J These funds students, apart from the mm. The cost, which is are drying funded by the County Dept. Univeristy, and should Ktdy considered lonomual by nt parents with some limited up, Child too, Donald Meicer, director of the Family and Sciences said, due to the Dept. of covers Social parents Services, on He emphasized that the fees which welfare. therefore consideration Without have in separate staff pay. special i' on a 'r off Varsity - King 16" J J^ The distinguished be rising diminishing are fixed, and cannot be I (1 item more) PIZZA. amount of research the grants in adjusted to meet rising consideration some in programs may have to funding, or | ^ Marantz model 2230 Kcently the Board of department. costs. ue cancelled, members of Good with this coupon o «authorized fly pay hike for staff Some members day care center of the governing "Most of the married students will not get the day care board say. Plans Sunday, May 6 ,from 5 p.n am/fm stereo are already Wnnel including board would like to see the appreciable raises," he said. re employes. Univeristy take a stronger role in underway to discontinue receiver is still just ik staff salary cost will funding the center. Free Fast Hot Delivery begins at 6 P.M. t to come juwhere, and student from assume "The University should responsibility for filmmakers - 8 Menu: $349.95 at... *Suhs (4 to student VARSITY Us fear it will come out families." Mary choose J'rom) Br pockets. Lightly, member of the presents an * hoot long trustees dictate a parent board said. "The Varsity Dogs jereo ie hike for our staff family has the same needs as 8 mm Film Festival *Hamburgers *Pinbatls a student in they don't hardship cases." lit us on member it." Elizabeth of the "The number concern of married students one May 22, 1973 ^ 1227 E. Grand River I —/ n. urana Kiver 332-6517 11 oppe 's parent board said, is family and child care," open to everyone - $2.00 to enter T& Applications & information at Marks Photo HE'S GOT IT! 524 E. 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Holt will be S„ lp.m. Saturday, a lot more May 18-19. running in his first meet of MSU than a meanlingless victory the outdoor season. will sport Notre Dame will come will be at stake. into Saturday's dual affair The 880-yard dash will see Gregory and John Ros the long With the Big Ten meet with a mediocre squad, but Ken Popejoy, Kevin Reabe, jump, with Gre. also only two weeks away, all of will boast some good Ron Cool and Larry Keane competing in the2 the Spartan tracksters will individual performers. represent the Spartans. lump. The ,h„, discus throw tasks p.," be trying to impress Coach Popejoy will double his will Leading the Irish attack Fran Dittrich enough to will be hurdler Tom chores by running his handled by Man and Eric J land a spot on the squad McMannon and distance specialty, the mile run. Hallenback I Tom Wilson, Steve Frv that will represent MSU's runners Jim Hurt, Dan Competing in the 3,000 John Leitner will conference championship Dunneg, Mike Housley and - Cont« meter tne pole vault. bid. Marty Hill. steeplechase for MSU Winding it up "The everybody meet a will good workout give The Spartans will send their entire squad. will be Rob Cool possibly Randy Kilpatrick. and The Spartans field two relay win units G dual meet of the season. The Grand Rapids senior will and it should reflect the in the 440 Going in the sprint The 120 - yard hurdles - yard relay -Spartan distance runner Rob Cool will go against be making his final home performance, as will five progress that we've made so events will be Marshall Dill, will give the Spartans an MSU will be Paul Zolin Notre Dame competitors in the 3,000 - meter other graduating trackmen. far," Dittrich said. "But Bill Nance, Kirk Schlueter opportunity to flaunt their Nance, Dill and more importantly, it'll give steeplechase Saturday in the Spartans' only home State News photo by Craig Porter and Brad Rogers. Dill holds freshmen hurdling corps of Cassleman. The mile r the field record in the Todd Murphy, Luray unit will be comprised 220-year dash at 21.2, Cooper, Paul Zolinsky and Murphy, Nance, I)j|| which he set last year in a Chris Cassleman. Bob Cassleman. Batsmen clash with M' FOR INDY TOURNEY The By STEVE STEIN State News Sports Writer are second at 2.29 The marks are for eight games, as the Spartans sport a 6-2 Lansing. The righthander is 7-2 overall and undefeated in two Big Ten starts, including one Monday. "The layoff won't bother him," Litwhiler said. "He 10-21 in conference play. Third baseman Hewitt is the other Spartan Amos Linksmen two top pitching teams in the conference record as including a 0.64 ERA. didn't pitch all winter and among the Big Ten's top Big Ten meet then he and batters, hitting .321. this weekend as MSU's opposed to the Wolverines' ,Moby Benedict, came on upon for the Spartans if they are to m Wolverine coach, was pitched very well in Florida Overall, Rohde continues By PAT FARNAN 4-4. bid for the top this weekend. league- leading Spartans face this March." State News Sports Writer It will be a battle of undecided as to his choice to pace the Spartan hitting A stone in the Spartans' shoe this Michigan today in Ann Bickel hurled his first attack with .388 average, sp_ to hurl against Bickel. He a Arbor and Saturday at southpaws today at will go with either Craig bad game of the season including tearr. leading The MSU golf team seems to be has been the play of senior Mark Timl friendly Kobs Field in a pair Michigan, as the Spartans start Rob Clancy against Forhan or Chuck Rogers, Tuesday at Eastern totals of five home runs and spending more time on the road than on He had been struggling with an in hLs swing and the results have irrogulj of single games. the course in the early ( U-M's Ace Adams. both with 2.70 conference Michigan, losing 8-7, but 39 RBI's. portion of its spring Game time is 2 p.m. slate. reflected in the Spartans' team score. ERA marks. Litwhiler is not concerned. Michigan leftfielder Tom today, while the two squads Clancy has a 4-1 overall "Mark has been having some s "That whould be a real "I'm not worried. He'll Kettinger heads the will face each other record, 1-1 in Big Ten play, be all right," the MSU coach Wolverines in overall average Coach Bruce Fossum's crew, which problems," Fossum said. "He shot a li beginning at 1 p.m. and a 1.50 earned run good matchup today," finished eighth out of 17 teams at last the Mid - America Invitational thoughl Litwhiler commented. The said. at .346 in homers with two Saturday. Both contests will average, while Adams, 5-3 last On the hitting side, the and RBI's with total of weekend's Mid - America Invitational, will is starting to hit the ball well again." I time Clancy pitched a be broadcast on WKAR overall, is 2-0 in the conference with a 0.64 Big against an opposing squad Spartans will feature the Big 17. hit the road again Saturday. south Fossum's sextet which makes to the| radio. They will be pitted against an almost Indy will need a Ten earned run average. was two weeks ago when he Ten's second leading batter Litwhiler indicated he MSU ranks first in the identical field Saturday and Sunday in the performance from Timyan in order to 1 faced Iowa at MSU, but he in first baseman John would stay with his basic conference in pitching with Duane Bickel goes for Rohde. The senior from Northern Intercollegiate toumey in step with their Big Ten foes. Only 1 an earned run average of coach Danny Litwhiler's has worked in a couple of lineup, barring any Bloomington, Ind. conference squads finished ahead ofl intrasquad contests. Detroit is hitting .476 going unforseen circumstances. 1.80, while the Wolverines squad Saturday in East The entire Big Ten will be on hand, Spartans at the Md - America tourneyB Both games will be three the week before. including Mid American Champion nine-inning contests. Indiana who will host the two - day, 72 - Indiana flaunts a pair of Two MSU victories would hole event. individuals in Kevin Proctor and ^ greatly enhance the Golfers open at home, The Hoosiers are favored to annex the Biddinger. Spartans chances of title in their own meet. That duo has bolstered the Hoo regaining their Big Ten title considerably and enabled them to w as second place Current pacesetter for the Spartans is past two tourneys which they've compl Northwestern and Wisconsin Steve Cole of Jackson Parkside. A in. are home to play Iowa and freshman. Cole has been a model of Biddinger and Proctor have shared battle Central, Ferris Minnesota in 'a consistency sporting a 76.2 stroke average, honors in both of those contests, double header action. the best on the squad. won in a playoff after tieng for med "Steve is really swinging a good stick for honors but Biddinger dropped froml us," Fossum said of his first year prize. top spot, by losing in sudden death. "These instead of relying mainly on Varsity "When you're a freshman and leading the Fossum added that Bill Braffordl By PAM WRIGHT paced the team in every girls (Najduch, pack, you've got to be doing something Brad Hyland will accompany the linkfl State News Sports Writer meet. Beamer) are doing Bonnie." All members of the right." on their second consecutive excufl The women's golf team "Bonnie is just doing extremely well," Fossum The meet today is the Varsity Club attend are urged to Making his way around the course in south. That duo will hopefully add ^ hopes to continue its great." Fossum said. "She's said. "In tne last few meets Spartans last season an important nearly the same amount of swings is Grand punch to the Spartan line • up. been helping the other girls and practices they have competition. MSU will meeting to be held at 6:30 Rapids senior Bill Zylstra who is currently Both are sophomores but acqtl winning record today in its home debut against Central with their games, also." been getting good scores. travel to Dlinois May 11 — p.m. Sunday, May 6 in the stroling at a 77.0 rate. experience last year as freshmen. Hw Michigan University and Though this is the first "I'm pleased to see the 12 for the Illinois State Varsity Room at Spartan Bill Marx is next in line at 78.0. The averaged 76.7 and Brafford maintain! Ferris State College. year of competition for the team develoDing like this," tournament and return the Stadium. Hot dogs and soft Birmingham Junior will be heavily relied 78.2 clip. The meet, which is the women's golf team, it has Fossum continued. "We've following weekend for the drinks will be served during begun to show some depth. been gaining some depth Midwest golf tournament. the meeting. only home competition for the Spartans this year will "The team is starting to begin at 1 p.m. at Forest Akers West. give Bonnie some help," This is the second meet with Central Spartans' Fossum girls bit and are commented. "The improving quite a are developing into Netters resume race, and Ferris. MSU had no good golfers." problem defeating both teams competition. "I think in we the really first are a have Junior Manono and freshman Sue shown Beamer Najduch marked face Iowa, Minnesota stronger team," Mary improvements in their the pack to be reckoned "This weekend will be Fossum, coach of the performances. Beamer has By BILL COSTABILE women's golf team, said, taken the runner - up State News Sports Writer with in Big Ten tennis. the toughest one of the year "They certainly don't have position in the last two for us," Winnie continued. MSU's tennis team will a Bonnie Lauer." meets and Najduch has Forget about the "Stan's team always gives us find out just how good Senior Lauer, who is the moved into the third place Univerisity of Michigan! fits and Michigan, darkhorse Iowa is this state amateur champion, has spot. There is a new leader of weekend as the Spartans well, " Winnie laughed, travel to Iowa City to play "Michigan is Michigan." the Hawkeyes Friday and MSU coach Stan Drobac then move on to Minnesota is patiently waiting for his to play the Gophers team to break loose. Most Saturday. of the trouble has come in Coach John Winnie's the doubles competition. Hawkeye team is the surprise of the Big Ten this "We just haven't been year. Picked to finish near able to find the right MSU's lacrosse team can decide its own Gura of Michigan, qualified for the United fate in the Midwest Lacrosse League the middle, Iowa is combinations," Drobac States Gymnastics Federation Elite currently leading the Big lamented. "We're on the beginning this weekend. The Spartans have Championships to be held this weekend at three games remaining with a chance to Penn State. Ten with a 6 - 0 record. verge of playing some finish as high as third in the final standings. The top 28 all - around male athletes in Iowa drubbed perennial outstanding tennis, but The Spartans, 2 - 3 in the league, travel the country will compete at Penn State second place finisher we're not quite over the Saturday to Kenyon (5-2) and then close with the top eight being selected to Indiana last week, 7 - 2, to hump yet." out the season at home against Denison (4 - represent the United States at the World firmly establish itself as the number In regard to Iowa's Student Games to be held at Moscow. one threat to unseat 0) and Wittenberg (2 • 2). winning formula Drobac The Spartans are led by the goal - ***♦ Michigan of its Big Ten title. offered these views: "No, scoring trio of Val Washington a LOUISVILLE, KY., (UPI) - Secretariat, MSU faces a Hawkeye the that is undefeated in I'm not surprised that Iowa midfielder, and Tom Hardenbergh even money favorite, headed a field of team and 13 entered 12 is leading the Big Ten. John Steve Urbin, both attackmen. Thursday for Saturday's straight matches. Urbin leads the trio with 12 goals and running of the $125,000 - added Kentucky Iowa Ls led by its two (Winnie) is a good coach and don't think that nine assists for 21 points. Hardenbergh has Derby and his trainer pronounced him all senior cocaptains Rod slipped in 12 goals and has seven assists for 18 total points, while Washington, the all - ready for the classic. Sham, the Santa Anita Derby winner Kubat and Playing at number Ian Phillips. and Michigan lightly. is taking Iowa Pre-Derby stroll time Saprtan scoring king, has tallied 15 and highly regarded second choice, also number three one singles, Secretariat, Kentucky Derby favorite owned by Helen Tweedy, takes a stroll a'cfl goals and one assist for 16 points. was "as good as he can be", according to respectively, they have a "Michigan fighting for will its be life his barn at Churchill Downs Thursday as he took the day off from track wor <| The Spartans will be at a great his trainer. combined record of 35 3 Tweedy also owned last year's winner, Riva Ridge. - Saturday." AP Wirepr The same was not true of two others. this year. disadvantage against Kenyon as they will be without the services of Urbin, who will Impecunious was declared out when a cut Good news for Spartan on his foot flared the road up and Royal And Though his followers is the return of Rugby club be taking his medical board tests that day. team is in **** The women's softball team, undefeated Regal, though entered, was having trouble with old first place Winnie^ is taking Larry Stark. Stark, who was on an injury. Iowa's success in stride. forced to retire against in its last four starts, will travel to Ypsilanti this weekend to face Eastern Michigan Angel Light, who will run Secretariat, the entry of My Gallant and coupled with "I'm pleased with our Indiana with sprained ankle played a a severely The MSU Rugby Football Club will be a Creighton and competitors. Florida Sta| University. far this year, but participant in the second National . Shecky Greene, Restless Jet, Warbucks, success so strong match against Notre MSU, which has taken thirdIP. The Spartans are hoping to improve this weekend should tell us Intercollegiate Rugy Football Navajo, Twice A Prince, Our Native, Dame last week showing no both the Big Ten Championship their 5 -1 record. Championship Tournament this weekend Forego and Gold Bag complete the field. just how good we are," ill effects of the Injury. in Davenport, Iowa. Gator Bowl Invitational will be on«l Junior Sherrie Tyler, who is undefeated Ron Turcotte rides Secretariat who has Winnie remarked. favorites in the two day single eiimi this season, will be the starting pitcher for been syndicated for $6.08 million by the "I'm ready to go," Stark After MSU leaves town affair. the Spartans. Meadow Stable. A year ago Turcotte won exclaimed. "I was on the The tournament, hosted by Palmer **** In order to win, a team the race for the same outfit with Riva Friday night, Michigan sticks (crutches) for about a College the defending champs, will also Two of the Big Ten's gymnastics Ridge. He thinks he has a great chance to moves in to play the week, but the ankle's ok have such teams as Notre Dame, U - M, undefeated through the weekend stalwarts. Randy Balhorn of MSU and Ray make it two in a row. Hawkeyes Saturday. now." New Hampshire, Yale, South Carolina, Spartans current season record is ■ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 4, ll)73 15 dissatisfaction boiling again Grievance process queried QyDlANE SILVER officer, Micliael Harrison, is useless. grievance is not system candidates was f it's essenhe appeal The written procedure Harrison said that the :: all the dope you'll jocedure. as interpreted by only specifies that an appeal "procedure is a means to Revl on C faculty grievance need for a Europe trip. Kodak Film advise administrators on may be lodged if "the action and set them right when flaws of policy are Fie!X percieved." CX126-12 bals;am Pol/'ce to im Critics point out that the <>.' v administrator can either accept or reject the board's >rrjr^~ 7 CX620 U*l Reg S2.50 M.29 recommendations. Hence i Limit 1 bikes not even if he accepts a board's conclusion that policy was \4 \r (Coupon) Expires May 9. 1973 Limi t 1 (Coup Expires Ma)< 9. 1973 violated, he is under no East Lansing Store Or, East Lansing Store SQF&i • Only compulsion to carry out the I The MSU Dept. of Public seeing any suspicious board's activity concerning bicycles, specific said Wednesday that Techmatic .ty 58c such the recommendations for fil'SU Grounds Dept. will loading of compensation. a as mpounding all bicycles onto trucks, vans .,,o Harrison implies this Illegally parked bicycles cars or someone tampering with lock.,, to ">« report il rennrl to tho it In the Honorlmo.,! ?,!!? i statement. I Capt. Adam J. Zutant, lid the only legal place to t bicycles is in • the i mnnimHm' impoundment department. ^ policy is judgment Ine administrator can follow whatever action acuon his nis makes him follow best Dest THE Cycle racks Mediate vicinity of the He said or in that the all department many because the aftcr a has received of illegally review takj comprehensive narticular wmmm Candy Bars Limit ti 5° ea. Its chained to trees. Parked re^rta bicycles that prevent n„te of the findings of the hearing board." s. fire hvdrants and I*. poles vtould be d„i„c thei, job. the grounds crews from woni, Furthermore how fi,' critics Eike I tat also pointed out All impounded bicycles can be reached when the Sacks PREIL %t bicycle thefts increase mug spring term and he can be claimed at Hut 103 upon payment of a $3 impoundment fee Quonset final decision rests with the "defendant" in the case. 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Mardian said that he advice, gave Maurice H Stans, i a grand jury investigating his well his Mitchen began giving some and has let it be known he know who had been attorney, in which Mardian said that, in his own words, "at In 'cold tones Byrne said, "There are hol« business affairs as as pretrjaj testimony to will implicate others. responsible and said neither no time while I was assistant attorney general of the United investigation. I m not going to, day after dav $250,000 donation to the |awyers jn the Democratic burglary attempt succeeded. States did I acquire any knowledge of the alleged burglary mention or this to the government, make it ril "S •Meanwhile it was Nixon re-election campaign party,s guit agajnst the learned from several sources He denied a report quoting by Liddy ' or Hunt or anyone else." ^.fn Is ?n attornow Th» defense The government to find out what din hoii«.,n 3r l ula occul in 1972. Republicans for $6.4 him attorneys believe .u_, that the iudse . that Sam Dash, chief as saying the Vesco s lawyer, Edward m||uon jn damages because 13-year-old burglary had He did sav, however, that he did have knowledge a strategy of trying to put pressure on the em- optii Bennett Williams, said his of Watergate, investigator of the Senate's been done in a style similar acquired after he left public office to become the political ask for a dismissal of the case or, if that fails Hni!lentl client would refuse to Watergate committee, had to Hunt and Liddy's alleged coordinator of the Committee for the Re - election of the to dismiss it himself with the onus fallin been accused by some appear before the grand jury Mitchell, wife of the 1971 burglary of Ellsberg's President. This knowledge he told the FBI, pertained to an government - for failing to comply with hi , 0" lL members of the committee unless he were granted former attorney general, psychiatrist. "attorney - client" relationshio, whch, he added, he would orders for an investigation into the conneetir. hPe#tl of being the source of an immunity from prosecution, carried a worn Bible as she earlier Times story saying be willing to explain in the judge's chambers. At one time Watergate and the trial here. )n betvveP He said government lawyers worked her way through a had previously refused to several Nixon associates are clutch of newsmen and into grant him immunity. the lawyers' offices. "You expected to be indicted Government auditors wouldn't expect because of a coverup plot. • to Kellogg unit result of gripes me called a phony Dash denied leaking the newspaper swear on a dictionary, advertisement backing would you?" she quipped. story, but one source said Dash "was got" by his Nixon's mining of Haiphong Harbor an "apparent *rhe Washington Star - accusers at a closed meeting News said lawyers for John Wednesday. if the treated with "dignity or degree water. "He wasn't violation" of criminal laws and referred the case to the W. Dean III. who was fired an (continued from page 1) hour. these employe raises even meets the respect." sent to the health center or He added that tudent often I •Dr. Eugene J. Cohen of A table busser at Brody even home," Cain said. employe L Justice Dept. by Nixon as his own official Cain said there is also a requirements. • confronted with sacrifjj New York City who treated Hall summed up some The student is often The General Accounting lawyer, have been problem with pay raises The University is cloaked his pride or his job | Office said Nixon campaign negotiating with federal John F. Kennedy, said where students who are with an "air of legitimacy" common feelings by saying, expected to rate his job over said, "It's like officials had concealed their prosecutors trying to gain someone broke into his said Malin, which suggests "If there was a union, the his studies. If he has a class theemplol says, 'if you don't like office before the 1960 scheduled to receive a raise University couldn't be so scheduled concurrently with itL role in preparing and paying immunity from prosecution often don't get it. "That to people that since the somewhere else. I have fl for the advertisement last in return for Dean's Democratic convention. He flagrant with students; his work hours, he must happened in massive levels University runs a legitimate people waiting jn iine | said the they'd have to watch it." find a substitute. year. testimony before the grand same thing last year at Kellogg," Cain operation it is justified in your job.' " The accounting office jury and at trial, happened a day or so later A Butterfield Hall What aggravates all these said. paying students low wages. said Charles W. Colson. The newsmen said the to Dr. Janet Travel), who Malin argues MSU is not resident assistant added that grievances, Malin said, is Malin explained that I Though guidelines with a union, the University that "This is all up to the while still a political aide in prosecutors are "seriously also treated Kennedy. justified in paying student Student Employment, fffl suggest a five cent raise per the White House, had a part considering" granting Cohen said he would "stop throwing crap" whim of the supervisor." is aware of was term, Cain said, employes low wages. in shaping the wording of convinced the burglars toward at student employes. The employer for instance immunity. Dean has vowed management currently is The attitude employe'si predicament . 1 publically he won't be a sought Kennedy's health students is another problem Malin suggested several may give the employe free there " the ad. not legally bound to pay food he may not. He may is little the office! a union hopefully could possible reasons that or do about it. solve. student employes feel this be overtly authoritative or Leonard's is celebrating Nikon's 20th Anniversary with At a campus - employe meeting on April wide way. he may be easy going. It's all up to him," Malin said. "These dedicated to guys giving 2 8. • Student employes are "We'd like to student student a fair break," Mi many students see complained of not being usually stuck working working conditions s""1- "But they' ' I NIKON F2 TOG SHOP holidays at regular pay when the unionized regular employes would work standardized," emphasized. "The regulars are standardized. "We'd like he enforcement authority, ^e management he" with the Studj holidays at double pay. to get some things into Employment Office,' the( CORRECTION DEMONSTRATIONS Yesterday's advertisement which read, "All are • Regular employes are alotted a number of paid sick days. Student employes are not. If they take ill, they writing instead of hanging at the whims of supervisors." Cain As it is now, Malin and said, the student nothing they "In many continued, "they're in can bureaucracy, and t. do. cases," cat FREE GIFT AND smooth knits" - fitting acrylic should have read. All are smooth - fitting must their find job a substitute could be or employe has little job security. can't do anything withi putting their jobs on jeopardized. "The individual student line. What we want to SPECIAL PRICES fabric varieties." We regret any inconvenience this • Management often neglects common standards doesn't have any way to sit down and talk to the with the something that isn't union ay have caused of safety. Cain said that in a in the chain of con employer because the DURING THIS EVENT .... customers. that Kellogg kitchen a student employer doesn't have to can do something once burned his hand in 200 listen to him." Cain said. 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Washington Ave. Leonard Downtown Plaza Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan CHEVROLET NOVA - 1970, KARMANN GHIA excellent conditioh, - 1937, BUG EXTRACTOR original - $29.95. MODELS BUSBOY NEEDED owner. good, best offer WANTED, $8 per Part time $1,350. Phone CHEQUERED FLAG. 2605 - 349-9465. 5-5-9 351-3119. 5-5-7 East hour. Hours 12pm 12am. employment. Many company Kalamazoo Street, 1 Phone 489-1215. 10-5-10 benefits. Apply in person, E 355-8255 LINCOLN 1966. Four mile West of campus. Holiday Inn East, 3121 East is Bld« CHEVY 1965 - V-8, automatic! new mufflers. doors, $45o! 487-5055. C-5-31 DINING ROOM waitress. Grand River. 2-5-4 $150, or best offer. Phone 372-2987. 5 5 9 Telephone 355-6081. 3-5/7 COMPLETE IMPORT CAR Summer employment at Holland House in East Tawas. WAITRESSES WANTED I AUTOMOTIVE MG MIDGET 1972 SERVICE including ignition, Salary plus tips, and shift, night shift. Apply 1203 Day chassis, brakes, and electrical. room I Scooter' t Cycle* - CHEVY IMPALA - 1968 miles, dark green, board available. Please send a South convertible, Available at ROBERTS Washington Avenue, V-8, Parts & Service shift, very reasonable standard weekdays 371-1350, ings AUTOMOTIVE CENTER resume' to Hartford days only. No phone calls' and weekends, International, 2163 North 5-5-9 Aviation 882-5004. 3-5-4 393-5492 4980 Park Lake Road, 5-5-7 Center, Saginaw, Ml 48603 .EMPLOYMENT CHEVY Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for appointment. 0-5-31 or phone 517- 799-8490. ADVERTISING SALES NOVA ■for rent supersport MUSTANG 1967 5-5-9 representative wanted for convertible, 1963 - needs - reliable Apartments transmission work, $25 transportation, good STUDENTS-FACULTY growing bi-lingual newspaper. I Houses 351 4808. 3-5-8 condition, $450/ best offer COCKTAIL LOUNGE waitress. I 332-3581. 5-5-7 OWNING FOREIGN Summer employment at Rooms CARS, WE GIVE 20^ Holland House in East Tawas. CORVAIR ■ •FOR SALE 1964 - convertible. OFF ON PARTS AND Salary plus tips, room and Excellent condition, 34,500 MUSTANG 1965 I Animals - convertible. board available. Please send a I Mobile Homes miles. Call Lynne, 337-1305. CASTROL, 10% OFF resume' ON to Hartford ACCESSORIES, |.l0ST& i found International, 2163 North Center, Saginaw, Ml 48603 .personal CUTLASS S 1972. $2725. One 'OKAY KILLER -LET'S SEE" STEREO RENTALS $23 per I,PEANUTS PERSONAL owner car, 4161 Sheffield MUSTANG 1966. IMPORT AUTO PARTS or phone 517 799-8490 term, $9.50 per month. Free 393-2106. 3-5-7 condition. YOUR SCHOLARSHIP!' 41 5 South Cedar, 5-5-9 ■ •real estate 351-7368. 5 Dave, '/? block s. of Lansing E. Kalamazoo delivery, service and pick-up. PART TIME topless shoe - shine No deposit. TV's available at .recreation Post Office Box 1523 East Lansing. Michigan 48823 8:30-5:30 Monday-Friday same girl. rates. Call NEJAC, iI .service Instruction NOVA 1972. Good condition. New tires and motor 8:30-3 Saturday 485-2047, 371-1947. Apply SANDPIPER ADULT BOOK 10-3pm at 337-1300 C-5-31 STORE, 1149 South I Typing Service DATSUN 1972 overhauled. 372-1259. 3-5/7 MASON BODY SHOP Washington. 3-5-7 TV RENTALS S19 50 per 510, 2-door. i-transportation - East Kalamazoo Street month. Black and white s radio, 9000 miles, $1875 (•wanted 355-7963. 5-5-10 OLDSMOBILE wagon, 1964. STATION Good tires, TOYOTA COROLLA 1971. VW 1 940. Complete painting and collision sen a MODELS time. legitimate, Must have beautiful part $9 50 MARSHALL per month MUSIC, 1972 - Super beetle with Best offer. 485-0256. C-5-31 clear face and well kept hair. 351-7830. C-1-5-4 ••rates** DODGE VAN 1965 3 speed, mechanically reliable, $300 Call John, extras. 7,000 miles, must sell, 487 3096. 5-5-9 882-1847 or 353-5988. 2-5/4 INudes certainly - but only runs good. Call Mike pay off balance. 337-2583 from the shoulders up') Call WANT A GARDEN' Call 351-1515. 1-5-4 OLDSMOBILE 5-5-9 DYNAMIC TRIUMPH 1968 TR250 Mr. Bowen, BPS STUDIO 332-1741, after 6pm. Lots "88", 1965. Runs good, Roadster 372-7125. 3-5-4 are 12'x12' or bigger, S10. FORD SUPER van racing green, wire VW BUS 1966 - new tires, camper needs muffler. $150! wheels, radio. Jim Roberts, clutch, exhaust system, paint Near campus. 3-5-7 1966, heater, stuve, excellent EXECUTIVE condition. $800. 351-2240 __35T5448. 3-5/7 job, inside in good condition, DIRECTOR OLDS F85 AM/FM radio. Call 371-1757 Apartments J.00 wagon 1964. 8-5-8 supervisory experience, Excellent mechanics, some TRIUMPH 1972 ability to develop and write FORD 1962 body rust, $150. 351-3843 - TR6, 8800 - Van. $150 or programs for submission for miles, best offer. 372-2987. 5-5-9 Fair condition. 3-5-4 extras, 393-6392. 4-5-4 $3550. Call Motorcycles "ji^j $15 for complete checkout. Federal funding. Should have general knowledge of ONE BEDROOM apartment, quiet, very close furnished to campus, available summer. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE Dudgetmg and accounting. 1967, 351 6982 after 1pm. 5-5-6 FORD SUPERVAN - 1967, radio, great condition. Best HONDA miles. CL450 1970 - 6000 DECISION Experience with Federal DEADLINE windows, six cylinder, offer. Jim, 337-9091, after Excellent, $700 or best OLDS CUTLASS S 1969, well |l P.V. one class day standard, best offer or will cared for, 1 - owner. Air 6pm. 5-5-8 offer. 353-4626, 1-5pm. IMPORTS lings EAST SIDE Lansing — upper, consider clean, furnished, 5 rooms. I before publication. trading for conditioning, AM/FM stereo, 206 OAKLAND motorcycle. 355-3103. 2-5-4 VEGA 1971 Study room. Carpeting, power steering, blue book HATCHBACK, FOR utilities paid. Married couple, SALE 1970 Triumph 110hp, new radial tires. Good - | Peanuts Personal ads wholesale. 489-3571. 3-5-4 gas mileage. Excellent Daytona 500. Excellent no pets. $150. DODGE must be pre-paid. FORD MAVERICK 1971. REALTY, 482-5909. condition. 353-0977. 4-5-4 condition, $800. Call 5-5-7 standard transmission. 2,300 371-3741. 4 5-4 miles, Excellent condition. GUESS WHAT FOLKS' We're MARRIED STUDENTS |Cancellatfons Corrections Call 355-7913. 5-5-10 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER - open in one class day 1970. Pop top, new radial KAWASAKI 350 - A7SS, 1970, seven days a week I & FACULTY 332 6008. 3-5 4 5500 miles. Ask for Mike, MACCLEEN S CAR WASH, I before publications. tires, 24,000 miles, new FORD GALAXIE 1966 351-5961. 5-5-10 4518 South Cedar 5-5-4 - good engine, excellent condition, OLDS CUTLASS 1969 350, HIGH SCHOOL 1 2 & 3 ■ The State News will be condition, $300, best offer, - clean, reasonable, 355-5902 drop-outs, , , or automatic, power steering after 6pm. 6-5-7 TRIUMPH 500 extremely high earnings. Call motorcycle trade. Call - bedroom apts. liesponsible only for the 355-5824. 10-5-8 and brakes, excellent condition, must 393-9771, Mr. Cole. 5-5-7 some with study ■ first day's incorrect condition. 332-6008. 3-5-4 332-8196. 3-5-8 VOLKSWAGEN 1964. Good LEARN TO FLY' Over 30 years FORD CANVASSERS WANTED - 1965 Galaxie 500. 4 condition, $250. PINTO 1972 - 4700 miles, Call 1972 SUZUKI T350J. Excellent experience in all types of income unlimited. door sedan, Call 351 cubic inch, 485-5564 or 393-4651. 3-5-7 warranty good, $1795. Call flight training. Approved for automatic transmission, power steering and Drakes. 337 18451332 4014. 5-5-7 W rr \ VOLKfcWAt&N - condition, extras, 10-5-15 $675. two helmets, 351-3067 veterans AVIATION. F RANCIS 393-9770, Mr. Nash 5-5-7 THE SEA HAWK from $149 per mo 1966. rebuilt Airport Road fa'r condition, $175. 339-9434. 3-5-4 PINTO 1972 Vjfifocc. radio, air, runs great. AM FM Call 484-1324. C-5-31 RESTAURANT UNFURNISHED yellow, vinyl top, 393-5488 $500 351-7546. KAWASAKI 250cc - 1970, '(CAN 1969 automatic, after 5pm. 5-5-10 5-5-10 excellent condition. Call .. r SHOO. Call I* children welcome FORD COUNTRY sedan station 355-9891 or 355-6121 | wagon, 1967, light blue, A 1 PONTIAC TEMPEST , 1965 6 VW CAMPER 1971 - Excellent X-10-5-8 please , no pets condition, owner, teacher cylinder, automatic, $100. condition. Best offer over :K LeSABRE 1967, V-8, 4 SUMMER JOBS. Excellent for Phone 339-2561. 4-5-4 Call 372-4153. 3-5-8 $2800. Jan M' home, 3 nomatic, engine teachers and college students. w Phone 332 1926. 10 5-9 GTO 1968 400 automatic, PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1971, 482-7459. Office, 485- 3432. 2-5-7 Established expanding, local needs business sales KNOB HILL i. 351-3174. 5-5-7 655-2175 15,000 actual miles. One APARTMENTS power steering and brakes, VW BUS 1966 excellent DiLLAC HEARSE AM/TM owner. Sharp! IV 2-97 76. - 196q, radio, $1000. mechanical -condition. 1965 YAMAHA 1971 - 650cc, 3,500 339-9081. 6-5-4 TEACHERS NOW being Tiechamcaiiy. good miles, $1,000. Call 627-2098. md VW with sunroof. Call Cal interviewed for Sunday 349-4700 tires Stereo. 5-5-7 Root for details. 485-2904 I $400 : 9814 3-5-4 I School positions for next NTERNATIONAL RENAULT 1967, battered but 3-5-8 year, with CONGREGATION TRAVELALL 1965 dependable Rebuilt engine. 1971 YAMAHA 350 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. SHAAREY ZEDEK automatic, air conditioning, Call 393-1472. 4 5-8 Beautiful condition! Must WAITRESSES WANTED - day VW BUS 1968 engine rebuilt SUNDAY SCHOOL. Please $500 or shift, night shift. Apply at Mon. thru Sat. best offer. Call remodeled sell, make offer. 355-6732. the Depot Restaurant, 1203 call Joanna Stark, 332-6715 349-9435 between 5-7pm. After 6pm, I By appointment on Sun. ROADRUNNER 1969 New for further information. 3-5-4 5-5-10 South Washington Avenue, clutch, 3-5-8 header^, new seat COOPER days only. No phone calls! 250 Enduros, cycle covers. Phone 393-4227 5-5-9 MECHANIC. WE have an VW 1964. Needs repair and tune-ups, 5500 LOCATED 5-5-9 new or rebuilt opening for a man to tram as South Cedar, 393-9073. engine. $45 or best offer. a lift truck mechanic Must % MILE NORTH Open evenings and Saturdays. PART TIME child care work at 351-1966. 4-5-8 have hand tools. Company TOYOTA COROLLA 1600, residential treatment center OF JOLLY RD. ON paid insurance and other 1972, vinyl roof, low VW 1963 for adolescent boys. Training - convertible, needs fringe benefits. Can 677 9711 OKEMOS ROAD mileage. Call 355-7531 8am work. Best offer. Call TRIUMPH 500 - 1968, 9,000 for appointment. 3-5-4 5pm. 5-5-4 482 6798. 3-5-7 miles, very good condition. 628-2287 for , 11. 5-5-7 EAST MICHIGAN, furnished, 1 $600 or best offer. 393-5998 MODELS. FEMALES wanted PART TIME bedroom, 'iving room with SUMMER after5pm. 4-5-4 employment for for body painting, and fireplace, kitchen and bath aggressive people, evenings photogiaphy, S10 pe> hour. $140, all utilities paid, 9 June 15th - September 15th and weekends. Call Mr Call between 5-7pm for month lease. Call EIPPER Deters, 351-4358, 2-10pm appointment. 372-0567 REALTY INC., 372-9730, or Bachelor 0-5-5-9 Apartments from $125.00 10-5-7 Ms. Vernick at 482-7227. 1 bedroom apartments from 140.00 HONDA, 1969 - CB 450. Good condition, 11,000 miles, best 3-5-4 2 bedroom apartments from 150.00 SUMMER EMPLOYMENT offer. 351-5481. 20-5-23 full or part time, at SUBLEASE FOR summer. One Low Security Deposit senior or MBA i BMW, YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, bedroom, 2 man, furnished No Advance Payment of Final UNIVERSITY Month's Rent RICKMAN - Buy your '73 apartment. $145, includes ALL have pool privileges utilities and air conditioning. Yamaha before the price rise. A Iso Near Post Office. 351-014S. some 7 2s in MATURE WOMAN to assist in 3-5-4 stock. Leathers, helmets, of child and care light parts, accessories, service. housekeeping, 9-2 weekdays SHEP'S MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 North Cedar, Phone 393-9095. 3-4-4 CROSSWORD Bachelor apartments from $137.50 1 Bedroom apartments from 204.00 Holt. Just Phone south of I-96 PART TIME. 8 r en needed PUZZLE overpass. 694-6621. during Spring te $300 f°nda.The world'sNo m. 2 Bedroom apartments from 225.00 C-4-5-4 month. Phone 489-3494. C-5-31 1. Weather regafite HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT COMPANY satellite 24 Paper a YAMAHA 1971 250MX, runs 444 Michigan PHONE 351 - 7910 selling motorcycle. good, clean, extras, asking HNING ROOM 5 Electric ?6 land me hostess. $550. 489-4930. 4-5-4 Summer employment at 7 Begone' -9 Bucksho Holland House in East Tawas. MARK Good salary, room and board 1 Reprieve I Circulate .'0. Alack 3' Cruise p. J "> stack 3 Com,J'e,e selection of Honda motorcycles SPITZ, available. Please send resume' to Hartford International, 3 Nation J Fable 34 4* 38 Rascal I ^ Hisl"^ rf!HdV t0 9°" a*ter v°u buy 8 b'ke EAT YOUR METRIC MOTORS VW 2163 North Center, Saginaw. i Cigar Do« J9 People 1*01 ■ J.' 'M Motor Sports you won't have to worry Ml 48603 or phone 517 Maintenance. We have: repair. Okemos Road and 799-8490. 5-5 9 HEART OUT I-96. 349-1929. C-5-31 I ^rtm'enj M,cht9an s largest parts and accessories KAROLYN'S ' 3 1 act°ry ,rai"ed mechanics on duty daily |= Kgj % e BURCHAM WOODS K0TTENS AND KNITS % "Perience Honda this summer at WAT . . . Besides a heated pool, you'll enjoy many other features for a formerly the Bargain Barn 1 complete summer living experience. Air Cond. • Laundry Facilities - Ample parking - nicely furnished apartments. , Haslett Motor POLYESTER pf ?o 3b DOUBLE-KNIT PRINTS 5T $125 — *140 ~ *165 Reg. $5.98 NOW $3.98! Sports, Inc. Security deposit $100 I ACETATE & NYLON KNITS ! Reg. $2.98 NOW $1.69! 36 Ml 7ft 1 % 141 2,»' north of Meridian Mall at 745 Burcham Dr. 351 3118 or j DRAPERY FABRIC-98c/yd. | 128 W. CJRAND RIVER Williumston. I thru Wed. •> t<. hi ' Open Mon. Thurs. till 9 p.m. 1 ri. 9-5. Closed Sat % m M9" comer of Marsh & Haslett Rd. 484-4014 18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 4 19M If) □ffl ' 111 m por Sale GRADUATE OR married NEED WOMAN for fall, winter. TO SUBLEASE SUMMER - FURNISHED FOR 4 in private 1 MAN needed for 2-man SUMMER. 2 BEDROOM, 1 bath FALL, ROOM and board. students, targe 1 bedroom Water's Edge, 4 man. furnished studio in East home, quiets-parking, apartment. 882-5787, 9-9, 626 M.A.C., utilities paid, Bower Co-op, co-ad, furnished, conditions, ideal near living campus. 355-9202.355-9211.5-5-8 Lansing. 7-5-9 Phone 351-3064. summer 5-5-9 or fall, 351-9561 Ken._3j5j4 $240/ month. before 6pm. 5-5-7 337-1129 C 351-4490. 3-5 4 discount 26?7,cI SUBLEASE FOR summer. Two June and September leases. SUMMER — ONE girl, block $180. 882-2316. 487-3216, from campus, nice upper NOW LARGE TWO party furnished bedroom three apartment. Last month's rent man 12 MILES NORTHEAST - 2 ' 482-2937. 20-5-21 apartment. 332-0135. 3-5-4 bedroom country home with Railroad ties conditioned. paid. Call 351-3608. 3-54 LEASING FOR Close to 5 acres on the Looking Glass. AM/FM RADIO, track tape SUMMER SUBLEASE - 2 man, campus. $138 summer. $158 Now available, $225. SUMMER player, record changer, air 513 HILLCREST air conditioned apartment. Close. $175. 337-0530. 3-5-4 (No apts. left for Fall!) fall. 484-0585, If 351 1610. 0-5-31 no answer 351-7497. 0-5-31 suspension speakers, $125 Plywood' HASLETT Piec°er,smenJ Summer Rates: ALBERT balcony, air STUDENTS TO rent in Holt - 3 complete. 5 5-7 Call 351-3119 Haslett Road LUMBER',1 H' 1 Close - in and pleasant. 2 Persons in STREET 551, one bedroom, possibly four. Two For Summer or Fall, Call NEFD IMMEDIATELY - 1 block from campus. Large 2 conditioning. 339-8236. 5-5-8 ' "■ for 4 man beginning fall 2 Bedroom Reduced Summer Rates baths, recreation room. $250 man Apt. bedroom, furnished, air MAGNAVOX 16" portable 351-5829 NOW! 1973 through Spring 1974. Phone 349-2258. 3-5-8 $150 per mo. conditioned, balconies. 2 per month, deposit required. Available July 1st. 694-3101. black / white, roll stand, T.VO R'de B^Ycl'esT,.-,;- well. $15 man. $170. 3-4 man. $180. UHF antennae. Excellent NOW LEASING summer and 3 or 4 Persons in 351-9250 / 351-6676. 10-5-7 TWO MAN - starting May 15, 3-5-7 condition, $75. 355 4680 332-3337.3-5-4 ' 1 2 Bedroom Apt. fall. Single rooms, $15 and GIRL NEEDED quiet, close to campus. 8-5pm. 4-5-4 GIRL'S ROOMS in house with ELINATOR two's weekly. Office hours Cedar Village Apartments. $180 per mo. 332 2646. 3 5-4 up SPACIOUS, TWO bedroom, class. Close. $88/ month. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday Call Su, 353-1124 or Terry, OUTBOARD MOTOR $550 with ■ close, dishwasher, air, 6/12 351-6722 after 5:30pm. good CEDAR - 3-5pm, call 351-4495. 0-5-31 355-8893. 5-5-10 month. Free deposit. 1 MAN needed for $50/ month, air 2-man, 4 5-8 condition, 28hp Mercury, 5 WaKrran,V.$60 Lifetimes! cabinets. 332-1321. 3-5-4 summer. gallon tank. $175. Call each Vo.T VILLAGE conditioning, close. NEW, FURNISHED, central air, 651 5867 5-5-7 amplifier, 18". $)25 f 351-2194. 5 5-8 assorted ALBERT 419 — student rental, kitchen, Available now and speakers J 3 amplifiers. 353-0423. bedrooms, living room, summer. 351-7858 after SONY QUAD unit, HP610, EAST LANSING Snyder dining Available room, kitchen and bath. m 6pm. 5-5-10 SA200 decoder amplifier, 4 TWIN BED - HoIIvwooTsJ for immediately! Call - speakers, Dual changer, 6 yo Road, lower duplex, bedroom, 4 man, furnished, 2 EIPPER 372-9730 or REALTY Rene Vernick, INC., THREE GIRLS needed house starting summer. Close, for months old, call after 5:30pm, 349-9623. 5-5-10 Almost new, firm $70. 339-9257 after mat,l 6'3ol JOi & parking. $260 per month. Call 349-4157. 5-5-7 482 7227. 5-5-8 SUBLET people FOR house, summer. $225 Four per furnished, cheap. 353-8043. 2 12"STEREO COMPONENT 3-5-4 Wedding 1 SCHWINN 3 speed, month. 337-2372. 5-5-4 speakers, large cabinets, $200 gi,|s NORTH PENNSYLVANIA SUPER CHEAP generator light. speedomJ - HOUSES - 2, 3, and '5 or best offer. 676-2048. 1-5-4 325. Large, furnished upstairs basket, lock. Call Lynn J For Summer GIRLS, SUMMER, near campus, bedroom. Minutes to campus. 5pm. 332-5031.3-5-7 apartment. 1 bedroom, all own room, parking. Call 351-9042 or 393-5883 BSR TURNTABLE and 2 utilities paid. No children. No Across from 332-8903 evenings after 6:30pm. 3-5-8 speakers, like pets. $135. 351-7497. 0-5-31 Campus weekends. 5-5-4 - reasonable. Phone 337-2073. new, MASTERS GOWN 6 footer. Call and hoodl 2,3,4,5 & 6 man TWO QUIET, reliable women 1-5-4 eveningsf 2 MAN FURNISHED, one Apts. TIRED OF houses? Want a 589-8594.3-5-7 * needed. House one mile west Announcements Bridal downs bedroom apartments, 124 home? Willing to pay more? of Frandor. Own room, JOINING NAVY - must sell WANTED: PHOTO Cedar Street, 135 Kedzie Beginning June share home - $50. 353-7373. 3-5-4 Encyclopedia ..... International, medium Drive, from $165. Call Groesbedk with format, reason! Call 332-6246 near me, also Medicai Encyclopedia. price. Call 337-0342. 3 5.1 COMMERCIAL PRINTING WEDDING GOWN 487-3216. After 5pm, call John 485-6352. BL1-5-4 EAST LANSING duplex, 4-man. after 4 p.m. 355-2785. 1-5-4 with train, white with 882-2316. 0-5-31 & LAMINATING furnished, available June SMITH CORONA 10% DISCOUNT on appliques ■ long, lacy SUMMER - BEAUTIFUL 15th. Call 373-7040 between WET SUIT - excellent sleeves - high waist. 126 MILFORD deluxe, 2 man Campus View Apts. house on Lake Lansing, needs 3-5pm. After 5pm, 485-6222. condition. Must sell. Rick, portable. Pica. Was $1 all services with for summer sublet, 332-8481. now $110. 351 4849. J Size 12 1, $78. 339-8922. 1-5-4 5-5-8 349-2616. 1 5-4 mention of this ad. 5-5-7 $90 or Best Offer SUMMER 4 bedroom 330 Southlawn - K.L. — near FIVE BEDROOM house near TWO BEDROOM, 1 block from SCHWINN 5 speed, one I 337-0712 353-3732 8-5 351-9078 after 5 SUMMER campus, carpeting, utilities, SAILBOAT, 16 foot wood old. $60 or best $225/ month. Frandor. Large garage, campus. Furnished, 2 sloop. Needs repair, new jib leasing 337-1219. 351-1966. 2-5-4 IVORY & LACE fireplace, $235 332-6286. available 2 girls, $180 ONLY $140 per mo. Large 5-5-7 — sail, $50. 393-0772. 3-5-8 Baker WEDDING GOWN 1 bedroom apt. New includes heat. New shag MOVING SALE. Medite with matching HALF RENT plus little carpeting, garden, starts NEIGHBORHOOD GARAGE bedroom 3 set, domestic work. Two girls to BEDROOIW. available now, September 15th. Also 2-4 Bazaar Saturday and headpiece and veil. - appliances, crib, bassfl DECORATED CAKES SIZE 7-9 $200 new- share house. 332-5977. 5-5-7 carpeted, yard, East Lansing. persons, $200 plus utilities, Sunday, May 5 and 6. 9am to rocking horses, etc. I Call 371-2360. 5-5-10 WEDDING + GROOM Best Offer garage, starts June 15. 6:30 - 6pm, 417 Grove, East 351-7614, 2-5-4 337-7328 or 351-8545 SUMMER 7:30pm, 351-6088. 3-5-4 BIRTHDAY 355-4662 694-8265 SUBLEASE - 2-3 Lansing. Lots of neat things. SUMMER SUBLET, furnished. ANNIVERSARY MILFORD man apartment, furnished, air Cheap. Good men and EXCELLENT GIBSON el BRIDESMAID DRESS STREET, 12l>, 2 676-4329 Each cake given sleeveless, mint green, bridesmaid dress with blocks from campus. Deluxe, air conditioned, furnished, 2 conditioned, 332-8267. 5-5-7 close. $145. 4 man. area. $59/ month, Frandor 489-1622. 3-5-8 Rooms 10 women's clothing, all sizes. 1-5-4 guitar, ES330TDC, Gibson amplifier, $70 $■ sfl special attention man, $180. 3 man, $195. $325. 353-7502. 5-5/9 embroidered bodice EAST LANSING, 1. 2 and 3 3-SPEED, Columbia boys' bike, Now leasing. 332-3909, UMMER, DOUBLE, Tux Ken In Is SIZE 8 VERY LONG BEST OFFER 351-8571, 372-5767. 0-5-31 YES »we bedroom duplexes, available summer and fall. Call after 6pm. 351-8920. 1-5-4 completely furnished, utilities, kitchen, parking, TV purple, $65 Call 489-5623 after 3pm. 4-5-4 COLOR ORGAN, $15 offer. Call 646-6606| or ■ Call after 5-393-5946 ONE BEDROOM mobile home, $25 - $35 / furnished johns per LARGE 4 BEDROOM house lounge, laundry, very close. $80. 332-8965 or 484 9774. ELECTRO-LUX TANK vacuum cleaner with 393-4651. 3-5/7 HUGGINS TUXEDO - attachments, week. 10 minutes to campus. 0-5-31 COMPLETE SCUBA outffl RENTAL Bridal Shop* Quiet and peaceful on a lake. apartment! rent as sleeping rooms. Complete use of home, pets, perfect shape. new, now sells for $1jpCall Cost $140 will sell all or p 641 -6601.0-5-31 and balconies, too SINGLE ROOM - $55, use of 882-7188. 3-5/7 cooking, laundry. For 2 or 3 after 3pm. 393-1510. C-5-4 1116 E. Michigan Now completely furnished house. MARY'S CAKE & BRIDAL Leasing For girls. 663-4288. 5-5-7 Call 484-5104. 3-5-8 500 10 speed bikes inst 489-4830 Summer & Fall •Dresses - readymade or custom Veils CAMPUS VIEW FROM 747's to national brand our company for sale al Across from Sparrow Hospital Summer Rent From $42.50 FOR RENT gas and oils BUY-RITE has •Flowers - fush or fiber MALE, SUMMER, NEAR - than wholesale. Bankf •Cakes APARTMENTS WATER'S EDGE campus, utilities paid, what you want. S.T.P. oil foreclosed on distributoi •Invitations HOUSES, APARTMENTS, filters. $1.91, Pepsi 12 paks, Campus Tux cooking privileges. 351 2779. asked us to sell. CaslJ 4871 Saginaw Highway duplexes, farms. Furnished, $1.69. 1553 Grand River, RIVER'S EDGE 5-5-4 carry. This Saturday* Shop Grand Ledge 627-2771 SUPERVISED next to Cedar Village unfurnished, all areas, all Okemos. 3-5-4 Sunday noon • 6pm. 0 APARTMENTS price ranges, children and of East Lansing 332 44-1? MEN. CLOSE to MSU. Clean, STORAGE COMPANY! pets okay. Fee required. Call 600 Michigan Ave. Dorothy's Bridal Shop quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone MOVING SALE!! Flexible Roth Drive, South Cef 351-6330 SUBLEASE SUMMER HOME RENTALS, 1004 East BRIDES-MOTHERS - 485 8836. 0-5-31 prices on bedroom set, 1-96, behind Howard Jo# Across from campus. — Has 1 remaining modern air conditioned 2 Michigan Avenue. Phone BRIDESMAIDS buffet, dishes, jewelry, Motel. 694-3311. 2-5-4 ■ 6-woman apartment bedroom, near campus. 372-4600, open 9 - 9pm. cameras, prom dresses. After —Custom made QUIET ROOM for male student. X30-5/31 -regular & hard to fit sizes for fall. 332-0763. 5 5-8 21 IK Grand River, across 4pm. 349-4277. 4-5-4 LARGE RUMMAGE SAl| Jewelry 15972 Turner-Lansing SUMMER SUBLEASE - 4 man SOME HIP from Union. Upstairs. $48/ BICYCLE SCHWINN Sports anything and Call 372-6941 for appt. person to share month. 5-5-10 - Saturday, May 5th. apartment, pool, air country house with 3 girls. tourer. Call Bob Flanders, Spartan Village. 2-5-4 conditioning. Capital Villa Own room, $60 per month, 489 3731. After 6pm call 1- PARKER JEWELRY Jacobson's GIRL FOR 3 man Own Apartments. 332-8319. plus utilities. Call 339-2810 224-3886. 5-5-4 An outstanding selection bedroom. Fall, winter and 10-5-4 after 6pm. 3-5-4 GARAGE SALE fu| spring. 332-2637. 3-5-8 BLUE refrigerator, miscellanl of gowns, from FALL, ROOM and board, FENDER stratocaster MARIGOLD APTS. Friday, 10am - 7p BRIDAL PARTY GIFTS traditional to avante garde. ONE ROOMMATE to sublet and Traynor YGM-3 TWO GIRLS wanted for four Bower Co-op, co-ed, Milford. 3-5-4 IMMEDIATE PERSONALIZED 911 Marigold. two bedroom house in 351 4490 after 6pm. 3-5-4 amplifier. Call Bob. 482 6185 man apartment, two Now leasing for Summer and —ENGRAVING Lansing. Phone 487-0621 or call Jack at 332-6433. SELECT FROM bedrooms, pool, air Fall. Large 1 bedroom apt. SAILBOAT 19 loot, after 5pm. 3-5-4 5-5-4 A WIDE ARRAY conditioning, $51 / month. completely furnished. Newly SUMMER. SINGLES, condition. Complete I OF QUALITY WEDDING BRIDES Start June 1. 351-3120. 3-5-8 carpeted. $170/ up. For completely furnished, FOR SALE or trade - Minolta sails and trailor. Call I AND DIAMOND RINGS appt. call SUBLEASE HOUSE for utilities, kitchen, parking, TV 6pm, 676-1210.3-54 T 337-7328 or 16 MG-S sub miniature 484 - 2322 Choose LARGE FURNISHED one 1-8545. summer, fantastic 5 lounge, laundry, very close, camera, W/ROKKOR bedrooms, $270 plus utilities. Lamberts bedroom apartment, close to MSU CLOSE - 1 or 2 bedroom 627 South Fairview, Lansing. $60. 332-8965 or 484 9774. 1:28/23 mm lens, flash gun RUMMAGE SALE All | campus, to sublet for 0-5-31 and kit. $129 new, still under Episcopal Church,r JLQ? 489-3582. 5-5-7 Abbott Road, East Lai summer, air conditioned, warranty. Zeis/Ikon 35mm pool. Call 332-5561. 6-5-11 W/Pantar 1:28/45 mm lens. Michigan. Friday MayB ROOM IN HOUSE - furnished, Best offer. Call 484-2716 6-9pm, Saturday IV THE COMPLETE parking. Near downtown 9-12am. Clothing, h LANSING, 321 East St. Joseph. after 5pm. 2-5-4 BURCHAM 135 furnished, 2 Lansing. Share kitchen etc., WEDDING SERVICE Bridal Registry 2 bedroom student articles, toys, etc. 3-i and 3 people apartments, TWO $40 plus utilities. 487-3276 DIAMONDS: By apartment, $145 per month. BEDROOM, furnished, BEAR $158. and up. Leases. Open 5 after 4:30pm. 2-5-4 BOW, extras. 12 inch orange blossom Call 487-3216. After 5pm to 6pm. 2-5-4 September. Year lease, speakers. All excellent. Al, E FLAT LEBLANC and | gold fashion Jacobson's 882 2316. 0-20 6-1 campus walking distance. 337-9412. 3-5-7 LILAC AVENUE 1150, Private 351 6569. 3-5-7 Conn saxophones, Visit condition, with goldmaster our complete shops ONE BEDROOM furnished, air. entrances, cooking, parking 1 MAN needed immediately, no CLIMBERS - 2 3/4 pound 372-9814. 3-5-4 WEDDING RINGS: By for the home- $140/ month. Available May PEOPLE NEEDED for summer or fall. $180 and and take advantage deposit, $65/ month, summer, McKinley down bag. Kelty 15th. 351-4799. 6-5/10 3-5-7 art carved of our Bridal Registry Twyckingham. 332-3738 own room, close to campus. up, per term. A 4 pack. Chouinard CLASSICAL REC0RD| orange blossom Bridal Registry after 5pm. 5-5-10 TWO $70. 337-2638. 4-5-8 Crampons. Gerry Lodgepole perfect condition. Gradi ROOMMATES needed MALE / FEMALE summer gold fashion senior, must : GIFTS: For the starting June 15th. 135 EAST LANSING - Colonial vacancies, room / board, __tentj^ 543 6660 3^7^ 332-2636. 3-5 4 PLUSH APARTMENTS for Kedzie. Joa, 332-8087. 3-5-7 $200. Nexus Co-op. duplex for rent summer or GUNS, RIFLES, and handguns bridal party summer living. Complete 351-0100. 10-5-16 of all kinds. Buy, trade and c for year. 332-2872. X-3-5-4 open thursday with pool, air conditioning, MALE GRADUATE sell. — summer, BOB'S GUN SHOP, evenings. LIEBERMAN'S balconies and dishwashers. fall, luxury townhouse VA 2412 South NEED ONE roommate Cedar, call TELEPHONE 337-1314 hington Lansing $47/ person. ■73V miles, central air, fireplace, 371-2244. 12-5-4 • immediately, Lansing home, APARTMENTS, 731 Burcham furnished. 332-2175 5-7pm. $57.50/ month. Phone DOBERMAN Drive. 351-7212. 1-5 4 2-5-4 SUBLET, SINGLE, room in GREAT BOOKS with 484=6536. 3-5-7 furnished house, $50/ month. Syntopicon. 54 volumes. puppies, AKC, ph°fl 372-6811. 5-5 4 Phone 355-9811. 5-5-8 468-3665. 5-5-9 Jacobson's Precious Stones Beautifully Set and Photography CEDAR GREENS Bands for bride A groom. Always Bettsr B'V® OTHER EYE THE WEDDING SPECIALIST MMFIS1IU Diamonds for Less! PHOTO ENTERPRISE 484-5315 Save on Attendant for your wedding - - & Special Occasion picture yourself Gifts - Now! uniquely PIERCED EAR R INGS-14K Gold Save 20% on 1 pair, )ON DeKONINCK'S STUDI ) 25% on 2 pair, 33-1/3% on 3 pair or more 485 8253 CHARMS 14K Gold, Gold filled, Silver. PAST TONY COAl Save who's whose 1135 Ir RlVEl 10% on one, 20% on two, Michigan Avenue • right next to Brody Complex ON GRAND 30% on three or more. engagements CEOAR GREENS APARTMENTS are now leasing student and married couplet Campus Hill Apartments, now under new management is leasing student unit J units for Spring, Summer & Fall. These spacious apartments are carpeted and SPRING, SUMMER, and FALL. These spacious apartments are carpet furnished with distinctive, comfortable furniture. Each unit has a garbage i Janice Mynar, Flint OTHEIR SPECIALS sophomore, furnished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and individual Diamond watches - Save 20% Chi Omega to Steve Cheney, Loose gem stones - Save 25% air - conditioning. These two - man units have parking space for every apartment. and air conditioning, and dishwasher. These 4 man units have up to 4 par mg Flint, MSU grad, Detroit College Recreation is planned for with a giant swimming pool and private balconies. We also per unit and include the use of a giant swimming pool and recreation Jade Jewelry - Save 20%. of Law, Theta Chi. have a full - time resident manager for any problems. If you want to be among the Throughout the-academic year there will be free bus transportation to »n 1 THOMPSONS' FRANDOR Linda J. to Vernon Kolasa, Gaylord junior first residents of CEDAR GREENS call today. The one - bedroom units start at campus. We also have a full time Resident Manager for any maintenance. V ■ JEWELERS F. Drayton Plains senior. Barker, Jr.. $85/ month per man. or fall. Low summer rates. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION to be among the first residents of Campus Hill call today. 2 bedroom uni s » CALL: TERRY SHAFFER Between 1 & 8 p.m. 351 8631. 3-6 9 and 12 - month $50 per month per man for the summer $62.50 month per man in t ie a 3220 Mall Court — Frandor leases available. Karen Amy Batchelder, Pleasant RENTAL INFORMATION CALL at 349-3530. Open Monday-Friday, 9 til 9 MA NA GEMEN I EXCL US! VEL Y BY ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., UK. Saturday 9 til 6. Phone 332-1385 for Ridge freshman Besselievre, to David Loren Bloomfield Hills 351-1310 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 MANA GEMENT EXCL USI VEL Y BY AU SI ATI MANAGEMENT C0.J1 jewelry service. 351-1310 241 E- SAQEASTLAN£NG. MICHIOAN 488^ EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 48823 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 4, 1973 19 Animals I® bERNARD. AKC, 2 year, $100 REWARD For UNIVERSITY DRIVE clow rg^ iit's * a what's wnm a _ ^ Panel to probe needs information leading - HMfflG a male obedience trained urn r MSU, 6 rooms, large of liver and white living (continued from page 1) aood babysitter. Price female room, 1 Vi baths, fble. 675-7370. 2-5-4 tpaniel. An«wer* License No. to "Ralph". room, 2 fireplaces, recreation central Presently, the University's role in education and 04249. a.r 489-1510. 10-5-7 $37,500. Call owner. treatment of alcohol problems is very limited. 332-3155. 3-5 7 At the Counseling Center, no counselor has singled out LOST: BLACK cocker spaniel, alcohol usage for study in the NEAR WALNUT HILLS past few years, according to male, red collar. Center - 3 director Rowland Pierson. He said students are treated bedrooms, most Street, Michigan Avenue. Call single family often for underlying 351-7310. 5-5-8 ranch. 2 baths, basement, psychological problems rather than for fireplace, 2-car garage, drinking problems. 1^. 349-1216 after 5pm. LOST, SILVER charm necklace builtins, central air, $45,000. Terms. Announcements for What's Happening must It's be Gay Liberation will meet Only two courses of alcohol. are offered on alcoholism and the use I l-M engraved "Retrospect," Owner, 332 4598. received in the State News office promptly at 3 p.m. Sunday in BL1-5-4 Union The malamute 341 Student Services Bldg., by Parlor B. All are College of Human Medicine examines alcoholism for I p.m. at least two class days two weeks as one of eight medical problems in its focal EAST before LANSING, near Okemos publication. No Problems course, open only to medical majors. All are invited to picket the schools, 3 bedroom, IVibath, announcements will be accepted But "Alcoholism: A Social Dilemma" has been by phone. A&P on behalf of the Lansing 526-6548. 5-M / carpeted living, dining rooms. Lettuce Boycott from 10 a.m. by Turner for the past 15 years. taught Modern kitchen, eating area! Soprano i'atricia Donley will to 2 p.m. Saturday. Call 485 - Turner feels quality education on alcohol use and abuse I Mobile Homes Rec room with fireplace. Call All pre - vets going to Lancer 7478 for details. Arabian larm will meet at 8:45 should begin in the elementary PREGNANT? WE understand. owner after 5pm. 332-5398 Petitioning is open for grades. He said education BL1-5-4 a.m. Saturday in front of the for driving and for Call us. PREGNANCY Vet Clinic. ASMSU University committee drinking cannot be simultaneous, ig70 12'*64' with appointments. because both are major problems IDYSSEV COUNSELING. 372-1560 Applications are facing students at about The Tolkien available to all undergraduates in the same point in their 0-5-31 Recreation Fellowship will The MSU Tolkien lives, and each must be handled IB Fellowship ' 334 Student Servicess Bldg. ' skirted and meet at 6:45 p.m. Sunday in the will meet at 8 tonight in the carefully. I covered P°rch- Located FREE ... A lesson in Music Building lobby to attend West Holmes lower lounge to "Educational institutions right now are putting out the |5 Arthur's Court C" recital. a complexion discuss the recent ore attacks. care. Call UNION BOARD summer flights MSU grad students and the same propaganda line that was put out during the I 484-9539 after 6pm. 1-8-* 484-4519 East Michigan or to Europe from Detroit and Potters' Guild will sponsor a Prohibition," Turner maintains. 485-7197 Lansing Mall. Windsor. Stop A bicycle preventive care, pottery sale from 10 a.m. to 6 He M08ILE HOME - MERLE in 1-4p.m„ repair and selection workshop feels, however, that sensible use of alcohol can be NORMAN Monday Friday. 2nd floor. p.m. today and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ,d with full stove and COSMETICS - will be held at 7 p.m. Sundays at Saturday in the Union. developed through quality education at an early age. STUDIOS Union. C-5-31 Turner also supports an expansion of the I tifrigerator. shower and C-3-4-19 Synergy. Everyone is welcome. University I ('mace. $750. Phone RUSSIA-SCANOINAVIA of Th Health Center's treatment of students with alcohol 1 386-3130.5-5-7 INVESTIGATIONS NO 5 weeks. $387 inclusive. Kthnic's Inc. will Company will problems. - case present a London departures. Small, Healing Art Sunday in th too large or too small. dance will grand mixer at 9 p.m. Saturday The health center presently treats what director Dr. international group camping n lower lounge. Contact in the Hubbard lower lounge. COUNSELOR'S travel Sundays an James Feurig called the "extreme" cases: ADVOCATE INC., Lansing, (ages 18-30). Also drinking students Europe, Africa, India: 3-11 Wednesdays in who have been in auto accidents or those Michigan. 394-0900. weeks. Write: Whole Earth Hillel will sponsor a bike hike acutely ill. 5-5-10 He said the two to three cases a week which come in to ■grooms, aii-eady se^ up^ Travel, Ltd., Box 1497. and roadside picnic. Meet at 11 can be started if there is Bb! K.C., Mo. 64141 a.m. Sunday at Hillel House. the health center are treated first as medical Fu,i pi ice 2,700. SPEAKING IN tongues is not a Listen to Audio Aftermath, If 7:30 p.m. Sunday in problems, then There will be a deli and a Laurel derald heath progressive rock and community U office is not a good t counseled after they've regained total consciousness. fantasy it's a fact. Union WANTED SOMEONE with and Hardy flick at 6 p.m. at the |uV»»° p A , V , K Building, Room 35, 7:30pm great interest in nature, who news, at 10 I'M stereo, 90.5. tonight on WKAR - house. 353 - 0660. An inadequate number of psychiatrists prevents ongoing May 7th. 2-5-7 would like to travel treatment, Feurig said, but students are encouraged to Alaska Green Earth Food Coop check back periodically or whenever from approximately they need help. [QYCRAFT DELUXE - WILL PROVIDE GOOD home September 1. Share expenses July 1 to meeting of the Retailing Club a will the meet at 7 p.m. Sunday in The health center makes only occasional referrals to I |o1 x50 . 2 bedroom, for unwanted Easter pets, (Dude 7 p.m. today in the East Room Union first floor lounge. other agencies, Feurig said. J furnished, carpeted, on lake. rabbits, ducks, chicks, or Chick). Call 484-9809 between 12 - 4pm Officers will be elected. Prepare for a new and different Beaumont Tower Dr. Enos Cook, occupational consultant of the I $2,350 641-4367. 4-5-7 627-9716. 1-5-4 experience. Recorder class - 6 p.m., Music green: daily. 2-5/4 Alcoholism Control Section of the Hall will present a Action 1GBMI1 Bldg. lobby. Please bring back Michigan Dept. of JJiLETTE Health, said he has recommended that the University - 1970 - 12'x60', YOU CAN have a real ise at 8 p.m. Saturday meeting will be held at 8 music; Madrigals - 7 p.m.. Music cellent condition with wer lounge with live Bldg. lobby to do "Mon Coeur"; undertake an education, identification and treatment Pentecostal experience. Be and refreshments. Saturday in the Union ng room expando, storage i Room. General meeting - 8 p.m., Union program for its students. Cantlon's ad hoc committee will Apostolic. Union Building, Kveryone is !d, home carpeting. Tower Room; Sunda examine Cook's proposal as one option for Room 35, 7:30pm. May 7th 355-7846. C-4-5/9 2 University Herbage disposal, completely 1-5-4 Mus p.n action. I furnished, washer and dryer. next "The program would encourage students through I cj|| 372-6343 after 5pm. Typing Service speak on " Jewish Mysticism and campus I DOG GROOMING its Applii held May 19 a educational methods to recognize the - all breeds, field. Costume early symptoms of $6 and up. Professional Monday in the Snyder - Phillips alcoholism," Cook said. "The health center would perform groomer. Pick diagnostic services, then would refer the student out to delivery service. 82-224^ 882-2248 "MOTHER'S Fanny DAY Farmer CARDS. ADD ZEST to your staff! The Muslim Student Assn. community treatment agencies." 485-6784. 5-5-4 Candy. Advertise for the best I meet at 8 tonight in the Feurig said he hopes any clinic which may be established GULLIVER STATE DRUGS, workers with Want Ads. Dial worship and discussion at 9:30 plain's Room. Union to would not be "blazoned with neon 1105 East Grand River, East lights which would flNO SOMETHING? HORSES BOARDED for 1 horse, box stall room Lansing. C-2-5-4 _ 355-8255 now! a.m. Visitors Sunday in 31 Union. Iconic officers lional Muslim Student Assn. from the make the student bear the badge of 'alcoholic' to the ve found a pet or article Phone are welcome and there EXPERIENCED TYPIST, close will be observer." ■ gfaiue, we want to help you 669-9519. 2-5-4 a program for children. GOING ON to MSU. Electric typewriter. it. Just come into the vacation. Call 349-1773 The MSU The MSU Scuba Club will Ijtate News Classified BOARD EXAM TUTORING Sabbatical? Responsible evenings and Diplomacy dive this weekend. Call Gordie weekends Organisation will hold its Man pushes for couple to housesit 373 6726 holiday (Department and tell us you Tutoring classes this Cliff for now being weekdays. 0-2-5-7 weekly diplomacy game at 9 or more information. ace an ad in EAST formed for summer. Call 351 9288. 3-5-4 the coming tonight in the North Hubbard There will he |LANSING STATE BANK'S LSAT. MCAT DAT, Board FOR quality PROFESSIONAL IBM lounge. All those interested are a id column. As a public party for vet - n dissertation typing. MA stereo equipment, (continued from ( 8 1) Jwrvice EAST LANSING STEREO SHOPPE. 543 East see the English degree. MARTY |STATE BANK will run the Grand River. C-5-31 NORTH, 351-3487. C-5-31 said. walk Jltnoextra cost to you. TV RENTALS $23 on it," he said. "Now per term, Governors of Tennesee, EAST LANSING $9.50 per month. Free PROFESSIONAL The fact we should honor the people IBM typing and | Rhode Island, Kansas, STATE BANK delivery, service and pick-up. (Pica-Elite). 11 Spartan Nursery School who worked toward C-5-31 No deposit. Stereos available years host Indiana, Arkansas, Georgia, experience. SAN D 1,339-8934 an open house from 2 New York, accomplishing the task." at same rate*. Call NEJAC. C-5-31 , The spring convocation of p.m. Sunday at the sch Washington, r GOLD woman's ring, 337-1300 C-5-31 RIDING nuith students will be held at campus on Willow Road • Kentucky. , Montana, The campaign for Moon INSTRUCTION - io with it I Check access from Harrison Road. Hawaii and einity Beat Botanical the elegent 7:30 p.m. Monday in 304A Pennsylvania Day actually began in 1969, ■Gardens introductory offer, 3 lessons Wells Hall. have also Sentimental, LEATHERS. FURS, from for $15. Dressage, new apartment rentals in Representatives of R H A VD responded to but Christmas dropped it ■iiffd 353-6990. 5-5-10 antelopes to zebras. Cheapo English. today's Classified Ads. the Natural Science Council and Christmas' letters. Western, TANBARK program will be presented at 8 after receiving only minimal prices! 1905 West Saginaw. departmental curriculum FARMS, 675- 5403, vill be elected. L. C. p.m. Monday. Conrad support. JHJND: I'M. ONE grey tabby cat, 489-5080. C 4-5-4 651-5144 after 5pm. 3-5-8 Plant i /ards will be presented. Auditorium: 7:30 p.In. Tuesday. Many of them said that Friday night in Brody. Wilson Auditorium: 8:30 p.m. B&1311 C-3-5-8 p. Peanuts The Tuesday. Shaw Hall lower they could proclaim "Moon Personal j BANJO AND guitar lessons. All Undergraduate Philosophy Club will present a lounge. 8 p.m. Wednesday Day" a special day in their styles, ELDERLY DON'T FORGET blood c afeter 8 public seminar on "A Separate p.n own states for 1973, but INSTRUMENTS, 332-4331. f r o n p eoplc Thursday, Brody Auditor Reality: Explorations into added that Congress and the C-5-31 TO THE punkin' in my life. Knowledge. Reality and Altered compensated. States of Consciousness" at 8 The Navigators will sponsor a President have power to set ■35M678 Reward. Happy 21st, Larry. All my MICHIGAN 1-5-4 love. Barb. 1-5-4 f Tyf COMMUNITY BLOOD p.m. Monday in Hall. I04B Wells concert Christian featuring rock Shalom, group, at a 8 aside national holidays. I am trying CENTER. 337-7183. Hours J® Pair men's glasses, Monday, tonight in the third floor Case To enlist publicity for id wire frames. HAPPY HAPPY Birthday Thursday and The ASMSU STudent Board Hall classrooms. "Moon Day," Christmas and to bribe you ■Outside Phillips Hall. TYPING TERM Friday 94:30pm. Tuesday and will meet at 4 p.m. Sunday in Pookie. Have a beautiful day. papers and four other people who work J&4801 c-3-5-8 theses, electric typewriter, Wednesday 12-6:30pm 328 Student Services Bldg. Women interested ill playing with Love, Pooker. 1-5-4 C-5-31 softball should meet at 4 p.m. with him recently elected fast service. Call 349-1904. All those interested in Sunday at the Women's Center. Vicky Farrell of GROWN male 10-5-9 playing badminton are invited to Lansing Wtimeraner, on campus. BILL - BONNE anniversaire! "You're the top." I Cor. HOUSE SITTING - Young area join the Badminton Club from 7 Bring your own equipment. "Miss Moon." Farrell is one uncertainty, ■353-3447 C-5-8 attorney will care for to 9 tonight in the Women's of Christmas' staff 16:13-14. 1-5-4 TYPING, ELECTRIC machine, your Intramural upper gym. with fast, accurate, experienced members. 372-4746. 10-5-4 sabbatical. References, Hillel MICHELLE will happy - HAVE birthday a very Sunday. phone: 351-5562 after services at 7 hold p.m. Shabbat today Christmas, Farrell and danger, THESIS, TYPING 5:30pm. 3-5-4 followed by dinner. Talmud Your co-workers. 1-5-4 printing, their aides hope to go to with class will begin at 9 a.m. binding. Reasonable prices. FULL MOTORCYCLE helmet, Saturday followed by services at Washington soon to lobby |taC MEN'S wire-rim SANDY, DARCI, JULIE, Call COMMERCIAL white preferred. In good with people who contact I for their national holiday. defeat. m brown case. Spartan new PRINTING, 337 0712. Women's Center at 7:30 p. "Mortar Boarders" condition. Call 355-6905. Christmas said that he had [Vi'lage. 355-9770. C-3-5-7 proud of youl We're 10-5-16 3-54 Sunday at the center. Worr admired the moon and all 99 Love, who are now staffing TriDelta. 1-5-4 COMPLETE THESES interested in doing so that goes on on its surface ■ ONE mostly lab m Southern African liberation pup. SERVICE. Discount printing. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED for .vill be held at 7:30 p.m. Sunday especially invited. for years. ' s Shawnee. Lost DEBBIE IBM typing and binding of research involving hypnosis. ■«r° u n d - Congrats on your in the Union Sunporch. Stoddard and theses, resumes, publication. Sign up 113 Olds Hall. 2-5-7 Spring Parade gold medal skating "When I was little I That's mostly what you'll Call Rich, Across from campus, corner The English participants v find if performance! Love, TriDelta. Dept. will would look at the moon and you commit your P«64 3-5-7 M.A.C. and Grand River, RESIDENT MANAGER for .ponsor a poetry reading at 4 Saturday in the front yard for hyst life to tne millions in the Third World who cry out wonder when men would below Jones Stationery Shop. East Lansing student project. 0: MEN'S gold Call COPYGRAPH Ambitious married couple to - rimmed TRIDELTA really does love Lmden SERVICES. 337-1666. administrate all phases of s,reet- pledges Pat, Debbie, Karen, Alpha Phi Sigma will sponsor p"35l 8699. C 3-5-4 Georgette, Daryl, Martha, C-5-31 management program. a car wash beginning at 8:30 Apartment plus salary. 1 BROWN Beagle and Sue, Elaine! 1-5-4 EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Available immediately. Send a.m. Saturday at Sunoco station, corner of Bogue Kildea's COLUMBAN Dissertations. (Pica Elite). brief to Box B-2, State News. Street and K. ,'er "UPPV, four to Six - Grand River ■?" old- Call 353-7178 Give your budget Check mobile home living in a Break! FAYANN,489-0358. C-5-31 3-5-8 FATHERS ■^•'. 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 224 ABBOTT RD. East Lansing J^hlnd th* Yank* Store) EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 2 0 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 4, )9. 2 open By LINDA SANDEL early city council campaigns Much of the South remainder of the Brody Complex, East Complex and the Lansing City Hall, 410 Abbott a.m. and 5 p.m. Road anytime between 8 Brown and McNeil have the official Convention for a Responsible Council, a endorse nowlT"1 °f residence halls must still be covered of people interested in political issues State News Staff Writer Ballot applications cannot be turned in to the city derk who met t ^ by the Voter Assistance volunteers, Grebner said. until May 24. Any that are forwarded to the City Hall a platform and endorse candidates, April 8 W°rlt Though the East Lansing City Council primary election is still three months away, the race for two open seats has "We're going at this thing in a bits and pieces fashion," before then will be destroyed. The candidates have said they' will work to Grebner said. "Things are lagging somewhat because we Applications may be taken to the ASMSU office in the convention's platform which contains lita«.i already begun for two announced candidates and for «i have spring competition with the pinball machine and nice Student Services Building or to Grebner, 476 S. Case Hall, nine areas: city democracy, city services h*"111 volunteers involved in an absentee ballot voter registration weather." any time before the May 24 deadline. transportation, fiscal policy envir^J Us| drive. Margaret H. McNeil and Nelson Brown, the only Grebner said that students often are not in their rooms Students applying for absentee ballots are not required enforcement, labor and education. 0ntal announced candidates have put their campaigns for the "Our present plans are to canvass and that volunteers are having a difficult time contacting all to vote and may in person if they should forget to turn in everv sturi«>n» Aug. 7 primary into gear by canvassing door - to - door in residence halls. of the students who are eligible. The organization had hoped to register nearly 5,000 their ballots before the deadline. Ballots will be sent to students near the end of July and campus," McNeil said. "We are encouraging students to apply for absentee delivering J & Voter Assistance, which is part of the Legislative students for absentee ballots, but Grebner said that u are due in the city clerk's office by August 4. creating awareness of what is going on in the oitv Relations branch of ASMSU has had its volunteer forces unavoidable difficulties with volunteer help and student Brown and McNeil are also bidding for students' time in election." y c°u knocking on student doors in an attempt to nudge students disinterest may cause it to fall short of that goal. the residence halls. The two declared candidates for city McNeil also said that students thus far who will be away for the summer to sign for absentee have e*hik, Grebner said that increasingly smaller amounts of council have canvassed almost all of Brody, Case, Mason, high degree of interest in the campaign. It( ballots. "We have applications obtained by volunteers have led him to believe Abbott, Campbell and Landon Halls. had almost unanimous Volunteers have canvassed about 65 per cent of that Voter Assistance will not reach its earlier goals. The candidates along with two volunteers hope to make support , student living in residence halls, Mark Grebner, organizer added that students need not wait for his especially in regard to the platform proposals li*J Grebner their political plugs to as many students as possible before literature," McNeil added. No one has of the drive said. Canvassing of Case. Bailey, Emmons, be Mason - Abbott, halls has been completed. workers but can apply for an absentee ballot at East summer break, both in residence halls and campus. antagonistic toward us." en re Petunia power Highland is the Grand River Petunias will soon be "First it seemed kind of petunias were planted popping up all over the corny," Paula Johnson, Wednesday, with the Crand River Avenue median association president, said. remainder to be planted since the Central East "But the merchants throughout the week Lansing Business Assn. really delighted. It's just between Abbott Road and merchants began planting something fun to do." the 500 block of Grand their colorful flowers. Some of the 37 sets of River Avenue, Johnson said. Petunias were selected because they are "hardy, deep blossoming, colorful HERE ARE LOW PRICES YOU CAN'T REFUSI Brickley to head and blossom early in the summer and way into fall," Johnson said. 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