ii!n T? how to run a Political first sight," Weddington admitted, letters petitioning an amendment and used in those papers in my French ■ ^missed k. s,le sa'd her opponent "but once you saw them you knew most of the letters have been against dictionary." NvT p<>tential as a candidate which posters were mine." abortion reform," Weddington said. Because he always tries to use ■Nblv could a 'sweet little girl' Weddington won her campaign and "We need to stress to all women 1 ^tion?" joined five other women rights that they must write their genuine footnotes in the papers he IV I later I;1*81 banke« In Austin, as'ted her activists in the Texas legislature. She writes, Leo was forced in that opponent how said the women formed their own (continued on page 6) (continued on page 14) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan wnaua Duffy' trains' for fund-raising job By NANCI PARSONS and with the alumni. That making a meaningful a university of this convocations, for rock and roll concerts, for State News Staff Writer might at least help get my contribution to the magnitude deserves an art Situation Wanted: foot in the door so that I University in some respect. center commensurate with registration or for any Retired football coach with can interest them in "1 haven't set in motion its needs." student need." 26 years experience at Big giving Another project Duffy Ever mindful of the Ten University. Must be to the University," Duffy my game plan yet. I'm still would like to concentrate needs of MSU athletics, meaningful and enjoyable said in an interview last in spring practice," Duffy week. said , spicing his on is the All - Events Arena, Duffy hopes to be able to position. the controversial proposal expand the Ralph Young Duffy admits he is a conversation with football Hugh Duffy Daugherty which received widespread Scholarships, the fund [liiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiJiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiMniiiiuiiiim novice in the area of fund - idiom. hardly had to advertise for a student criticism several which in the past has raising but he is pleased Duffy, who majored in job when he quit with his finance at Syracuse years ago. provided scholarship money coaching MSU's Football new position for team last fall. The two reasons: He feels a deep University, hopes to raise "Students just didn't primarily to football for the construction want to finance the All players. loyalty to the University, | - administration had the money which he did not want to of the new Performing Arts Events Arena completely. "Football will always get "It think the chances of perfect spot for him. The problem with a student the help it needs because it Duffy joined the ranks of abandon, and he wants to Center, the number one impeachment proceedings, or the administration this term help accomplish some of the priority of MSU's fee for the building is that is the money - making the need to resign arising, may as assistant to the vice things he feels MSU needs. development program. by the time you have sport," he said. "However, "Having acquired tenure "You especially enough money to finish the MSU should have be about 25 per cent at the president for University can as a professor, I was not of a recognize the need for a construction, the students representative sports in all present moment, and that development. His major task the nonincome and mind to just give it up center when you realize that have graduated. areas will be to give speeches and means it's a real possibility." completely, " he said. "Yet Fairchild Theatre and the "The arena will have to keep it on a high level attend luncheons in order to Rep. Donald Riegle Jr., D - Mich. raise donations from alumni at the same time I did not Auditorium were built for a be sold on the idea that it because they are equally and foundations for MSU. want to draw my salary student body of 7 - 8,000," will be used for athletics important. Just because See story page 1. he said. "Certainly a student only 5 or 10 per cent of the they don't bring in money "I guess I'm somewhat ($29,800 annually) for something where I was not body of the current size and time. It would be used for doesn't mean they're not known around the country worthwhile. Daugherty "I don't think athletics MSU. Just think, if» 1111111111111111111111 ■ per cent of them wenu should just be for big strong ACCEDES TO KIDNAPPERS fellas that are blessed with and felt that,'maybe id do it now but somei the talent for playing National football. The only way that maybe not for 10 years! Mexico releases keep these other going to try to repay MSI prisoners we can activities like golf, tennis think most people have! The Watergate scandal has given opponents of and track at a high level Ls kind of pride, affection! President Nixon new material for political jokes. to increase the amount of loyalty to the Universal Haldeman and Ehrlichman have been arguing GUADALAJARA Revolutionary Forces of the as to when or where he political message calling for Duffy said. armed uprising against money given to the Ralph Mexico (AP) — Mexico sent People. might be released. an Starting in the fall, D for years over who would follow the President and All state and federal the government, was to have Young Scholarship fund." 30 guerrillas and terrorists To meet the will become a comment Duffy, who describes his get license plate No. 2. Now they're arguing about to Cuba on Sunday, abductors' demands, the police were directed to do been read promptly at 8 of the National Ga image as that of a friendly who is going to make the license plate. complying with the ranking official of the nothing in the case until p.m. by Mexico's best Week for ABC TV. ()J Leon hardy's known television newscaster neighborhood bartender, Democrats are wearing campaign buttons that demands of kidnapers who Cuban embassy was to make safety was believes that most MSU the games lie may! assured. nationwide hookup. carry the words, "Nixon's the One." or "Free the threatened to kill U.S. a nationwide radio and on a alumni, once they become broadcasting will be I Consul General Terrance G. television broadcast after Watergate 500." the freed prisoners reached The prisoners were The aware of the needs of the MSU - Syracuse foof Mark Russell, a professional political comedian Leonhardy unless that was released from seven fails communique turned University, would be game. Joining him on aL done. Cuba to assure the guerillas up in Guadalajara in late the broadcasts will in Washington, welcomes his audience at the spread throughout Mexico receptive to contributing. be| Leonhardy, 58, was of the prisoners' safety. and taken in army trucks to afternoon, but did not get "I think should start Wilkinson, Duffy's fofl Shorehani Hotel by saying: kidnaped near his suburban home Friday afternoon by a There had been no word of Leonhardy's condition or the side of the plane and to the television studio until after the 8 p.m. deadline. It we imbuing the student body football coach at Syraf "You tourists should be careful when you visit departed on the 5'i-hour "Hopefully this will! revolutionary guerilla group whereabouts since he was almost 9 with the feeling of being close to the sport w the White House. So much is swept under the rug was flight to Cuba at 7:45 a.m. p.m. before me calling itself the Armed seized. There was word thankful that they're here has been such a great pai no reading of the document that you might hit your head on the ceiling." President Luis Echeverria finished and and hopefully this feeling of was some my life and will help rL One Democrat says that the Republicans should said at the outset that the people feared this might gratitude will carry on in the transition out! alter their campaign chant: "Four more years - or government would comply their later lives. give the kidnapers an excuse coaching muc with all the demands of the to claim another violation "We turn out about painful," tin maybe 10 to 20." kidnapers. One of those of their demands. 10,000 students a year at administrator said. A Washington cab driver tells his passengers this demands was for nationwide story: He was driving by the White House last publicity for all the Monday night, just before the President's speech, communiques issued by the and he saw a man running around frantically on the lawn, screaming, "Where's my dog? Checkers, abductors. In its fourth statement, Indians agree where are you? Come here. Checkers!" Saturday night, the kidnapers said the Foreign Language Books government Leonhardy's life in danger because not had put all the relinquish WOUNDED KNEE, S. D. (AP) - An groups — those with outstanding a Major Coxson, 43, a flamboyant black priced from newspapers in published the communiques Mexico City agreement for disarmament and further warrants will be taken to nearby F for legal proc«edingsr permanent resit entrepreneur with a prison record, is considered a negotiations to end the 68 day front - runner in the mayoral race Tuesday in 25c to s2.00 on page one. Some officials occupation of historic Wounded Knee by will be allowed to return to their Ik also expressed concern and all other occupants will arran J militant Indians was announced Sunday. Camden, N.J. His opponent, Angleo J. Errichetti, Save 30% to 50% because the third The negotiations are to involve transportation from the reservation. the city's Democratic chairman, is the favorite, but communique, a long The agreement was signed by 11 0 representatives of the White House, who Coxson thinks he can at least force a runoff in OR MORE will come to the Pine Ridge Reservation. Sioux tribal elders, Hellstem, Intfl June. Dept. Solicitor Ken Frizzell and direct® Coxson. who has made most of his money in Student Book Store SPRING Deputy Asst. U. S. Atty. Gen. Richard U. S. Marshal Service Wayne Colburn. J Hellstem and American Indian Movement Roubideaux said that Dennis Bankfl the automobile business, served two months in a attorney Ramon Roubideaux jointly federal penitentiary for failure to repay bank loans, CRAFT announced the agreement, and said it is to Carter Camp, Indian movement leadeT Wounded Knee since the start ofl S8S become effective Wednesday. but is not concerned about his record. "Most FESTIVAL occupation Feb. 27, aid not sign! At that time the government will people start out as politicians and get arrested Saturday. May 19 agreement. remove all armored personnel carriers, after. I just figured I'd reverse the trend." $4.00 Entry Fee while occuppnts of Wounded Knee are to Roubideaux made public a letter f Banks saying: "I have Sign lay down their weapons, ammunition and up: agreement, and find that the docuil explosives. ******** , Mon:-Fri: falls outside the protection of the ( 1-4 PM The agreement calls for the Indians to Constitution. I will submit to the I Midwestern states are the most lax in Across from Olin at 421 Grand River seeing that Union Board Office evacuate their bunkers and to assemble at laydown because the chiefs and hea their tepee chapel in the village to have agreed." residents subsisting in poverty, the Senate surrender their arms to personnel of the Frizzell said the disarmament ufl Hunger BfCLIP OUT THIS ADmsmKEEP HANDYBSSBSCLIP OUT THIS ADS clear the way for a meeting between w Committee said Sunday. Community Relations Service of the "ABC" Advance Booking Charters Canadian Origin and Terminatior - - Justice Dept. House representatives and Sioux eldea Nationwide, the report said the "census The weapons will be processed by the Pine Ridge Reservation "to discus# statistics indicate the incident of poverty, and so of CHARTER FLIGHTS - EUROPE government officials and legal weapons explore the 1868 treaty." hunger, has risen since 1969. Food assistance is returned to their owners within 24 hours, The 1868 treaty, which gave all I YK Lv ANYONE CAN FLY minimal at best and still does not help about half Hellstem and Roubideaux said. west of the Missouri River to the Ofl FLIGHT DATES our poor." The states which do the best job of I (YOU DON'T NEED TOD JOIN A / CLUB ANYMORE) Justice Dept. personnel will then divide Sioux, has been stressed by In® (Combine any 2) Wounded Knee occupants into three protesting conditions on the reservation feeding their poor, it said, are the New England to make a 2 - 3 - 4 states and the states of the far West. longer vacation. DATES • PARIS BRUSSELS May IS to June 4 TheSTABLES June 4 to June 18 June 6 to Junel9 Many companies, anticipating either a price freeze or stronger economic controls, are suspected e 13 to J AMSTERDAM 1 to J to have boosted prices recently in violation of • ■ June 19 to July 5 I June 20 to July 3 government standards, the Cost of Living Council June 26 to July 9 WINDSOR J June 28 to July 11 reported. I July 5 to July 18 EUROPE President Nixon last week ordered large | July 9 to July 24 companies to notify the government in advance when they increase prices more than 1.5 percent above the levels of Jan. 10, but reports do not have F0R $249. 4 YES! ANYONK CAN NOW ELY ON THESE CHARTER WINDSOR ROUND TRIPAIR FARE :e Available) j July 13 to July 29 JI July 18 to Aug. 3 | July 23 to Aug. 13 July 24 to Aug. 6 j July 27 to Aug. 15 to be in until the middle of June. FLIGHTS JI Aug.Aug. 2 3 to Aug. 29 to AL1. YOU HAVE TO DO IS PHONE US AND Aug. 17 WE WILL MAIL | Aug. 6 to Aug. 22 YOU APPLICATION FORMS WITH A COMPLETE LIST OF j Aug. 13 to Sept 3 DEPARTURE AND RETURN DATES. |• Aug. 17 to Aug. 31 Miami's Dade County has been officially Aug. 22 to Sept 4 All dates shown in righthand column are available | Aug. 31 to Sept 17 declared bilingual and bicultural. Dade County GUARANTEED No date or combination of dates today — I SPECIAL protected Mayor Jack Orr introduced the resolution adopted unless secured by cash - check deposit. are covered by Canadian government j • Youths-Students Return Prices to - by the county commission which will probably suretys. Flights will take place as per schedule. As (via Paris or result in all street and office signs printed in both remove from availability. I Amsterdam) ITEL - AVIV. $485. English and Spanish and placing bilingual people in AS IT IS ON A FIRST | ATHENS. $395. all government offices. Miami's Latin colony of 300,000, who make up ACT NOW! COME FIRST SERVED BASIS ROME MADRID . . • $470. $370. one - fourth of the county's population and are 90 OPEN 11 A.M. to 11 P.M. per cent expatriate Cubans, considered the decision a victory. John M. Shaheen, a millionaire industrialist, plans to put out a new afternoon newspaper, tentatively named the New York Press, in New York City by the end of the year. He said he CANADA SUITE 510 WATERS BLDG. Call toll-free 800/632 2541 CHARTERS, Inc. 161 OTTAWA, N.W.-Grand Rapids-Mich. 49502 May 7-12 75 PEtfMl*«VC* JUD66* ♦ Now this is never spoken The State News is willing to print ... aloud, but Asst. Vice President for Business is subtly inferred through deep sighs and Finance Stephen Terry, do corrections when necessary, but tight screechy voices, or a most an admirable job of trying to the administration has failed to fightening "Miss Ager" or "Miste take advantage of this policy. Lindstrom." The "you idiot' meet with reporters. There is no reason for such technique is the most deadly means o| But State News reporters are However, the best way to insure scaring reporters off for good denied access to enough disregard of State News accurate reporting is to make especially the innocent intern, nevei administrators' offices as to reporters. University sure that reporters are given the before told of his inherent idiocy. administrators are first and complete story. The point is that a reporter, make the full and complete nc foremost public servants. Their matter how much he knows, canno dissemination of news difficult, jobs command them to act in a just type It out. Readers tend and in some cases downright There is no excuse for question a reporter's own opinion, L„ impossible. responsive manner toward the officials to be continuously demand to hear even the obvious fron Often times when University public and to inform the public, putting off reporters and failing "an authoritative source." in as open a manner as possible, to return their telephone calls. Administrators are often asked t< administrators in top echelon of all official activities they serve in this function, positions do grant interviews to The administration and the State demeaning as may be to their egos. UndersUndablj engage in and of the decisions News must maintain open lines reporters, a patronizing or they must feel their $25,000 annua condescending attitude seems to they make. of communication at all times, salaries do not include the issuing o pervade. Some bureaucrats seem especially since the interests of obvious statements like "Yes, alcoho to forget that the State News is Reporters at the State News over 44,000 persons are at stake. usage can be a problem amoni students" or "No, U • M superior to MSU." Perhaps a trade - off can t» Cable TV pact—go arranged to end this vile conspiracy Perhaps a simple understanding of thi respective roles of tiie administrati and the reporter would increai Establishing a viable cable months to complete, while the The planning process and the television ordinance is a difficult remainder of the 18 month detailed work that was put into cooperation and slash considerably th time each needs to do his job right challenge that some communities project was devoted to East Lansing's cable television An open phone line and an opei fail to meet. But in East Lansing, establishing what services ordinance - as well as the ear at the other end might increase th local officials and citizens have, National Cable co. would be agreement itself- could serve as words and ideas exchanged betweei much to their crdit. adopted a a model for other communities the busy administrator and the bus] required to provide. model cable television reporter, who is not out to cut an] system considering cable television. official throats unless it is warranted planned for the community. The hard bargain struck by The rewriting of East East Lansing with National Cable MIKE LANOUE Lansing's cable television Co. is sadly the exception rather agreement took well over a year than the rule. East Lansing's of hard work, lengthy discussion, and careful decision making. Revision of the city ordinance seven the year contract guarantees locality a wide range of television programming, with a Presidential blessing: for cable television took six possibility of 50 different irreligious channels. But here at MSU, the high-priced agreement the Take University signed with National Cable Co. last year limits Last Monday evening our point made the apparent Those who believe in God in the Judaic - Christian sense would likely responsible staff had better get thel wires connected in a government thJ distinguished President got on the tube indiscriminate judgement that MEMO programing to only 10 channels. to make an apology for the dirty deeds American means something more (or not ask the Lord to bless America doesn't consist of a bunch of dirtf To: Elliot that people in the White House have less depending on one's realative exclusively. According to the Bible, buggers. done. optimism or pessimism) than the the God of the Judaic • Christian Otherwise, all that the From: The Ex Bargaining for cable franchise The apology was at best a bit of people of the country that he was tradition, which is the god I believe Nixon was referring to, sent into the upstanding Americans can expect, four more years of Nixon saying "r J tripe, and if a lot of people in this addressing. agreements is not for the country are right, it signified at best a There is also the possibility that world the example of his son, Jesus bless America." Subject: Watergate prosecutor inexperienced. Community mere prolonging to the end of the Nixon was redundant, which would Christ, who portrayed the living God. And with restless anticipation « leaders must match their wits infinite findings of the nefarious, not be surprising. Christ's teachings taught selflessness all can look forward to the Spiro (J It's a different ball game now. with hilarious Watergate incident. When the President said "God bless and working toward the ultimate good '76. cable company If this country were Great Britain, America" he probably meant "God for all mankind and not just BdiHiummnaiUHHBiiiiiiiiiiiiiiri As the new manager, you have representatives who seek the Nixon would be out of a job and bless Dick Nixon and everything he Americans. By proclaiming "God bless William Whiting, editor in the chance to bring the team out capital gains inherent ir. the probably be out trying to sell his Michael Fox, managing editor; stands for." America," with all of its exclusive of the bush leagues. lucrative brother a used car. But alas, this is Novosad, editorial editor. communications God bless money. connotations, Nixon and all the other John Lindstrom, campus editor First, few suggestions: business. America. God bless power. Archie Bunkers who flap their flags a Bush, city editor; Mike Cody, slot At the close of Nixon's sobered God bless imperialism. have literally committed sacrilege. Craig Porter, photo editor; )<>' Appoint an outsider. You Kaufman, national editor; Lynn He have the "absolute extrapolation on Watergate he God bless law and order. "God bless America " is really a authority." rendered to the viewing American God bless revenue sharing. nebulous crock of crap and it's high sports editor. Demand the truth: Clear up Fortunately East Lansing had Beth Ann Masalkoski, adve public the words "God bless God bless the press. time Nixon and his sloven cohorts stop manager; Lee Lockwood, asst. adve the mess. the advantage of expert advice America," paused for a moment God bless amnesty, etc. John Greening, asst. advertisi| spouting off the platitudinous manager; from personnel in the Dept. of because he didn't have the words Giving the President the benefit of rhetoric. manager; Al Kirleis, circulation manager. Television and Radio, and also a written in front of him and said, "And the doubt, assuming that he did mean God P.S. Good luck - you'll need it! helps those who help The Michigan State News is a God bless each and everyone of you." the American people when he said Richard Kleindienst community based effort that themselves, I've been told. And if recipient of the Pacemaker Award | The President, who normally makes America, what does he mean by asking Nixon expects the blessings of the shared in the decision outstanding journalism. making. things perfectly clear, had through this God to bless America? Lord for America, he and his Two Headlinesshow MSU male To the Editor: male roles, Poslt,0JLtle| administrative theories that do little ■ judgem As seniors in criminal justice, we Cents poor have fully encountered the discriminatory practices against benefit women in criminal just«J developing their self - concep To the Editor: Besides accidental there are only women both on • campus and in the their role in the field - Recently the State News has used two reasons for this type of practice: field. During our stay here at M.S.U. We, as female students, have put | poor judgement, in varying degrees, in A method to shock the reader into we have been subjected to classes that with all this for four years, includW its selection of headlines for various Worth articles. Two which were particularity bad reading the rest of the article as used by the National Inquirer or to bias the reader into looking at a subject from a are strictly male - oriented in terms of the "interviews" with people who ni¬ ne intention of hiring us, pnmanly the basis of our sex. j T LETTER POLICY appeared in the May 1 and the April particular point of view. Whichever t>e But the ultimate happened on «« The State News 26 publications. In the first the headline read, case it is a poor practice and should Lost: 19 at a dinner for criminal just| welcomes all letters. Letters "Nixon accepts blame for Watergate:" not be used by such a reputable To the Editor: majors interested insecurity poati fl to the editor should be This can only be taken to mean that newspaper as the State News. Peter Jensen I just got back from State Discount. The objective of the dinner ■ typed double space with 65 I had $22 in my jean's pocket when I enable students (l*rhaPs ™| Nixon accepted the blame for space counts on each line. Sante Fe, New Mexico sophomore walked in the store, but as I was going students would be more accuratej Watergate because he was directly Letters must be signed and responsible for it, i.e. he planned it. to pay for something, it wasn't there make job contacts. After two hours, include hometown, student, Editors note: any more. It could have fallen on the being subjected to btare ' t f faculty or staff standing, The second headline appeared on A headline is designed to serve two floor, or it could have been sticking Sweeties" and introductions not . local phone number and page two and read, "Mitchell denies basic functions. First, a headline is out of my pocket; in any case employment but stncUy L local address. No unsigned role in used to direct a reader's attention to a someone has taken the money. were females, we left >n 1 letters will be accepted, but bugging." Even though the Everyone says $22 is a real find to a the State News will weasel placed phrase "of Gainesville eight" is in the fine print of the news as a story. Secondly, headlines serve quick, comprehensive summary of college kid and no one believes the dlSWetfeeI disgusted that an institutl withhold author's name in headline, the headline would be taken a news story. money will be returned. Please send it like M.S.U. promotes this kin ■ extreme cases. Letters may back if you are the one who took it. I activity. be edited for clarity and to mean that Mitchell is denying his President Nixon, in accepting Gail KedT just wish I could make understand Birmingham senl role in the Watergate responsibility for the sordid affairs of you conciseness so more letters bugging. The headline that that would mean more to me than can be implies that Mitchell is the Watergate did in fact assume full accommodated. inconsistent the money would ever mean to you. Letters will not be edited because he had just blame for the incident. The State Kathy M<« confessed to his prior knowledge of Julie Lawton for content. the News merely reported a fact and did Okemos sophomore Shelby sei| Watergate affair. not try to create an illusion of reality. Apr" 24,11 May 2,1973 vn. higan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 7, 1973 5 Senate study reveals tudents obey vote law Ru JANET SHUBITOWSKI However, Eldon Sneeringer, secretary of state's office in Lansing BVState News Staff Writer chairman committee < the Republican where it would be cross - checked State Senate study has shown , , t0 8tudy voting irregularities in Ingha.n County is not through a computer bank to determine if the person was whjie some Michigan college satisfied with registered at any the results. He has other address. !dents were registered to vote in requested and received approval from K their home towns and college the county Republicans to investigate , «ns last November, few, if any, East Lansing precinct 16, which "We think this is a way the rolls 2e the law by voting twice. includes Mason - Abbot and could be cleaned up rapidly and «««* "SaiyeuM failed to say how they Kroger Frozen Country OvenDoughnuts "IS"': X Homestyle "'#D restrained Nixon. He added that such groups as Nader's Raiders and Women Voters Broccoli Spears vif Blossom Queen Kroger Cracked * Wheat Bread 3 »•£ )( Saifat* could aid President's power. in blocking the Whole Strawberries...ml The other panel Breakfast Drink W bi' members, Michael Rubner, A Fudge Bars. White Bread Orange Tang *1.22 instructor of James Madison Kroger College, and Nancy Wrona, Captain Jack 16 O* Detroit senior, also blasted X Pasties.... A Noodles 33' the lopsided system of checks and balances. Banquet Frozen . Mel O Soft Giant Chicken Dinner. X White Bread .. . . 3 Wt Lvs 89' Rubner said Congress is a "rubber stamp of approval" to most decisions made by X Sherbet., the President, particularly in Ik Biscuits.. ££ 12' areas concerning war policy and the defense budget. Listerine ''Congressional competence in the war policy is ignored," Rubner oable Diapers. ^0°' '1.47 1" With Coupon said, and Congress is merely a "junior partner" to the legislative process. W Towels., Wrona criticized Nixon's New Federalism concept for its lack of concern about urban and social welfare X Secret Spray can '1.23 programs. Unlimited spending in other areas . Extra Dry makes the New Federalism X Jergens Lotion oVan 89' "meaningless." she said. Soothing Johnson's Johnson's Baby Powder J "SUNRISE FRESH" Fruits and Vegetables For Sensitive Skin Johnson's Vine X Tomatoes Ripe-Salad Size 29' Romaine, Escarole ](Endive Lettuce or 23' Popejoy Baby 0il....u Lb 1 (continued from page 1) A Shampoo FLORIST QUALITY preformance in the 220 to . continue his string of Aqua Net Bananas MOTHER'S DAY victories. Hair Spray.... FLOWERS Dill also anchored the Spartans' 440-relay unit to a if Sanitary Available Thursday through Saturday 41.1 mark, outdistancing Modess l1.24 Notre Dame's 43.6. Pain Reliever Florist Quality Conditioner.... *1.17 Bayer Aspirin . Mother's Day Mums.."2.29 MSU relinquished just bon three first place spots to Beautiful Notre Dame out of a total "Sent Hydrangeas *3.99 u»- 15 events. Strawberries California Fresh "Bteach Tender Asparagus Lb 49' Potted Roses "i""." e.'3.99 The Spartans will host the Central Collegiate meet "•V Boutique ft Tissue. 69 Sit pun Sweet Texas Cantaloupes La>ua s^» Fresh,. Ready-ToEat 59' Geraniums California 113 Size Each 99' on boast May 25-26, which will some of the nation's top collegiate tracksters. Hawaiian Pineapple 49' A Valencia Oranges ..12 fo. 89' EM".*"* ^^=^-STATF NEWS 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, Mav 7 10^ Hooker's blues talk for him house in advance, playing to tremendous respect and a halls, over a span of almost migration of Southern claims that his experiences By GARY OZANICH State News Reviewer enthusiastic crowds good following. 40 years. He played the blacks, was being laid. and friends had a great deal Hooker has been playing blues in Detroit and Hooker to the to do with the music he John Lee Hooker, one of Thursday and Friday nights. Chicago came the blues since the 1930s, during the 1940s and 1950s Motor City In 1942 to work wrote. the kings of blues and father This is typical of the of the modern boogie, reaction Hooker has been laying down riffs anywhere when the foundation of the in the war plants, and Hooker put on a very became the first performer getting all over the world, as people could listen - from so • called "urban blues," a played blues for many years low - keyed performance at to sell out Mariah coffee his music has gained him living rooms to concert product of the Northern in inner city bars and at Mariah. He is doing a solo private parties. One of his tour this time around, just first attempts at recording, he and his electric guitar. MIDWEST FIST'S (EST "Boogie Chillin'," created such a demand that This is, of course, very limiting and occasionally Sensation Records could adds a monotonous quality not adequately distibute It. to his set. Nevertheless, on This put him in the the whole the simple and Films stir imagination national spotlight, but his big break occurred in the late 1960s, when a sudden straight riffs were enjoyable and the crowd really got off on them. interest in blues by white By BILL MECHANIC image of life, which seems both responsive and meaningful, Hooker sometimes tours and in the better films, those are the qualities which American youth brought with a four - piece back up State News Reviewer Hooker and his The film makers represented in the Midwest Film endure. band featuring his son on In Show A, "The Legend Days are Over" by Robert contemporaies all the Festival, which opens tonight and runs through Saturday, organ, but since none of the Primes, laments over the lost, glorious past of the American recognition and financial seem to work under the assrmption that whatever the reward they deserved. gigs were large concerts on camera can catch is worthy of being caught. To be sure, there are valid subjects and treatments Indian in a visually stunning style. Also in that same program are Barbara Keran's "City Tree," first shown at the MSU Student Film Festival and John Witney's "Matrix III," Hooker has considered Detroit his hometown since the current tour, he left them in Oakland. Hooker Boogie with hook] which capture one's imagination and interest, just as there those early war days, even actually prefers playing are some which do not. One looks for some insight, some a computer film in which geometric shapes dance and change to music. though he now lives in solo. He agreed that the John Lee Hooker's stint dt Mariah last weekend the first advance sellout for the was I overall sound is limited, but sibling coffee house I "Young Goodman Brown," by Donald Fox, contains California, a move provoked the most brilliant special effects of any film entered in the both by Detroit winters and in his own words, "It lets His experiences in Detroit in the 1940s and 1950s I festival. Filming the short story by Nathaniel Hawthorne, California sunshine. He lived me do whatever I feel like with my guitar." He lets have a great deal with the urban blues he create. helped I' on Alter Road on the near Fox creates a most stunning devil indeed. "Young East side of Detroit, and his music do all his talking. State News photo by Ken Goodman Brown" is in Show B. Ferguson Show C's most promising films contain a haunting documentary on the state of American prisons entitled "With Intent to Harm" by Stephen NEW ALBUM TOPNOTCH soneiftf Ujlaki, and a humorous story of a man in search of his stolen nose, called "The Nose" by Howard Lester, the maker of last year's entry, /€«€/ "Airplane Glue." will Perhaps the best of the programs will be Show D, which present two involving documentaries — one on America's "first black poet." Paul Lawrence Dunbar, and a cinema verite probe iiito the emotional problems of a Faces makes young unmarried couple, called "Living With Peter." a promising debut album on Columbia after years on titles is manifest on { "Frogs," offered in Show H, undoubtedly will be one of with a solid second release. Blue Note and a one album labels on this two • the festival's favorites, as its has been in numerous other stint on Warner Bros. free form mJ "Ooh La La," by the Faces. The group has now set of festivals. Charles Salmore takes an unorthodox look at what Those who caught '/ Current Season Subscribers ^ America and Americans are like through a study of frogs. Warner Bros. Records. developed a sound of its straight from New Yol Hancock in Ann Arbor a are reminded that Friday,May 11 own, a feat that evaded the Philharmonic Hall. Each! These films take their subjects in ways both There has always been a band in its schizophrenic few months ago will have the album's four sides! is the last day to renew for the provocatively and thoughtfully. problem with the Faces' debut. already been exposed to the simply titled "Miles DavJ albums. Even with a lead This is a concept album; three new cuts which Concert," accompanied 1 vocalist as outstanding as all of the songs are about comprise "Sextant." The the time length of the siT Rod Stewart, the Faces' group uses the traditional being an outlaw in the old "Miles Davis in Conce| albums have been boring at West. Most of the songs are jazz idiom on each - is also the best < best, while Stewart's solo original, though Jackson exploration of a particular review this album. Thl ventures, with much the Browne did lend a hand in rhythmic pattern - but the who caught Miles here | same personnel, have been "Doolin Dalton," and David approach is anything but winter will recognize n consistently topnotch. Blue's "Outlaw Man" is also traditional. It is complete of the stuff on this d "Ooh La La," however, featured. "wierdness" from start to release. The material it! represents a complete The band now has a finish. runs hot and cold, but tunabout for the group. It is without a doubt their best softer sound, relying on "Miles Davis In Concert," hot moments of Miles | tight harmonies and precise without parallel album; in fact, it just about acoustic and electric guitar by Miles Davis. Columbia music world. Both "M| as good as one of Rodney's work. It's all a lot of fun, Records. Davis in Concert" solo shots. "Sextant" are musts | easily one of the best "Ooh La La" features albums to come out so far Miles' distaste for sohg devotees of the r one hard rock side and one this year. The Eagles will softer, more melancholy appear at the Auditorium side. The Faces prove on this Friday night as part of both that more than backup band. they have become Rod Stewart's Pop Entertainment's Sunspark. "Sextant," by Herbie Clarinetist to plaJ "Desperado," by the Eagles. Asylum Records. Hancock. Records. Columbia in wind musicale MSU's wind ensemble, and member of Mj The Eagles have followed Herbie Hancock is now featuring clarinetist Elsa Richards Quintet, Ludewig • Verdehr, will be perform "Concerto I heard in concert at 8:15 Clarinet," a contempo| p.m. today in Fairchild work by Alvin Etler. Theatre. The wind enseral |nn-r..n.nr- HELD 0VER! ORTHSIDE Ludewig • Verdehr, conducted by Kenil DRIVE IN THEATER *1™ J1™" associate professor of music Bloomquist. professor! music and director of bafl is MSU's top bff North U.S.27...482-7409 KClfed K organization. MembersV m parking graduate students r advanced undergraduate! ADULT X MOVIES Other works on J program include "La FT Complete ^neW^how Mexicana" by H. Reed, professor of r cWED&cgAT l ) «']'"!'■nmiM V Where does the :mare begin...? ADMISSION *3.00 COUPLES SS.OO off with ad $1 8 p.m. SPECIAL! THE WEEK. "EisensteB biographical documej Russian! Cinema X on the great maker. WKAR, ChaneT OPEN AT 6:30 9:30 p.m. MUSIC F DOUBLE SHAFT MICHIGAN STATE- < AT 6:40 • LATE Schunk, Warren sophoj "SHAFT'S BIG performs three rai* SCORE" "R" heard works of coml Karol Szymano| WKAR, Channel 23. RENT A STEREO I A GREAT DOUBLE FEATURE anaac.v., ^onth | TECHNICOLOR* larner Commumcat Jl' OPEN DAILY 1 P.M. NEJAC TV RENTALJ 3371300 They've com# • long w«y tine* that Summer Nine men who came too late and stayed too long of *421 Class fHERE IS I Two of Their Best Films jirtrttlhn of'/|/| nothing on thi market to i compete with| A DAY AT THE CIRCUS - WlLLg A PHIL I CI OMAN PRODUCTION 'ZMML BELL'! IIG -IS" TECHNICOLOR' PUNMISIDN' FROM WARNER BROS SEVEN ARTS iff PIZZi THE BIG STORE HQLDEN BORGNINE KYAN (JBRl N "Best Picture". Best Director." Best or bell's hot oven (Directed by Sam Peckinpah - Shown Late) Screenplay." "Best Actress." Llv Ulmann. grinders! STEVE MCQUEEN likes it best -N.Y. Film Critics SHOWPLACE109 ANTHONY INQMAR BERGMAN'S Showtime A DAY AT THE CIRCUS 7:00 & 10:30 "ON ANY SUNDAYM CRIES AND 225 m.a.c. (A film by BRUCE BROWN, the THE BIG STORE 8:45 WHISPERS 332-5027 maker of "ENDLESS SUMMER" 2ndat 11:25 ADMISSION $1.25 (R) free deliverV] Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 7. 1973 Intelligence, maturity iark Orchesis show Bv CONSTANCE WARNER State News Reviewer p. Frank . bedding," choreographed by Rutledge and Dixie Durr, after the play by Garcia Lorca, is a work which i student group is always tries 'ELtical: do you grade them on important? ma,"y things at once- most j rmMice or on potential? Fortunately, relationships (those of the r°Zeram' presented here last week by h.? Kan^° h6r husband) were 'OVer and to her Prospective clear, but one would have Is the modern dance club of MSU, needed prior some pieces which were not discover much else. knowledge of the story to promising, but intelligent and The murder of the young man at the p works. beginning of the ballet, for example, leaves the audience unsure jle in this respect is Delia as to what he, and the whose work "Existdance" incident, have to do with the rest of the 8' real sense of choreorgraphic p ot. A long solo dance for the moon was She uses good movement "themes," pleasing, but it interrupted the action near P? develops them intelligently. In the climax of the story, and was so different ution she knows how to make an in style from before that it seemed like anything that went rable work for her rather than against domthing from a different work. The only small blemish was that the \ occasionally seemed too long, but The choreography has some excellent moments, as in the conclusion of the Lpeoe quickly revived after the few dead de deux of Leonardo and the bride, when pas Rut, • Space" by Carolyn Webb, a she drapes herself across his half recumbent body in a sort of - ally nice essay in jazz form, is energetic or when the reverse Pieta- d attractive. Webb's invention never bride is lifted and carried by her two suitors, her body arched and contorted in pain; or in a I "Homespun." shoreographed by Diane dance for three truly exciting villagers with scythes. But ewraan, is a vigorous and pleasing piece by and large, the whole was not quite equal upitc its rather peculiar perspective on to the sum of its parts. total geography. (1 hope the flintlock As a company, the Orchesis members . md the old oaken buket the country dance pleasingly and with a great deal of en carried to the pump were intended heart, though a common tendency toward 11 joke.) Again, both the dance material an over • arched back and sickled (turned - L| the structure were generally sustained in ) feet subtracted somewhat from ^e 11high level. technical side of the performance. Rockin * and stompin9 Orchesis Dance '73 included modern dance works which were dance. Here, members of the Orchesis dance promising, intelligent and mature. Choreographed and danced troupe begin "Mere by Images in a Fairspace". Delia Davidson, Chery Stackus and Denise A. students, Orchesis '73 displayed enthusiastic and pleasing modern Thomas choreographed the sequence. Slate y<»ics photos bv John Dickson Mei + Piiia & Coke Special ■ !annini> of Commerce stag cruise to legislators," Beckett said. Mslators pay is planning 'i ...... The annual cruise is Under the proposal, all the Lee Beckett of Grand "We need have. Virgin Islands." financed to pass this p protest a cruise 5t a cruise some Four hundred and by tickets Rapids, chairwoman of the 'Control Letislators' Pay' compensation would be The result in the House is the compromise shield law i took over the fifty purchased by Michigan determined by the State bill. But there is more jslatons Michigan officials, including businesses or individuals. committee, said Friday her Amendment to permanently fighting to come. Rep. DeForrest ■ekend. Officers Compensation Strang, R - Sturgis, won a momentary victory last top Democratic and group will continue to control their salaries and Legislators Salary Seminars planned for the Commission, which would The circulate petitions to collect fringe benefits." Thursday, when an amendment he proposed, stating that Republican leaders in the cruise also amendment Committee Senate and House, were to were to deal with the 265,000 valid signatures She said it would make control pay for the only newsmen who have by - lines attached to their story it will meet legislators government programs in needed to put a government attorney general and the will be protected by the shield bill, was passed by the more consitutional amendment to secretary of state. The House. responsible and responsive commission could decrease allow voter control over Vaughn and Rep. Dennis Cawthorne, R - Manistee, have (elley withholds rule to the people. compensation and the already stated they will try to invalidate this amendment by legislative salaries and fringe The committee is benefits sending legislators could not veto it. offering another amendment countering it this week. on the ballot in out letters asking for 1974. donations and help in Group members have circulating petitions during already collected 150,000 a "Voters Last Year legality of petitions Independence signatures and have joined n with the Gas Tax Drive" from May 4 to July 4. Beckett said the over 4 million Referendum Circulators, a committee will "I assume the Board of be people bought Kelley to rule on the group which held a petition coordinating a state - wide front wheel State Canvassers will check legality of the drive to repeal the state's Voters Independence Day the petition signatures petitions drive cars. I Atty. Gen. Frank J. because it said it didn't two cent gasoline tax on Saturday. What do against registration records Hey said Friday he won't want to certify them until it increase. Atty. Fen. Framk The proposed before reaching a they know . on the constitutionality was determined whether the J. Kelley has yet to rule on amendment calls for a base petitions challenging a conclusion," Kelley's letter s petitionons' validity. that you gas tax can be challenged by pay of $15,000 for said. cent gasoline tax petitions. "It's very difficult to don't? "Until such time as the legislator, and voter ase until he knows for that there are enough board staff has done so, and itures on the petitions it is in a position to 38c Carries A lot of Cargo A Long Way. Jot. put the issue on the ascertain whether there are a sufficient number of valid ThrowA Party For Your Eyes! Put $.38 worth of gasoline you more money to do more J Kelley sent a letter to signatures it would be (one gallon) in a Renault 12 things. pate Elections Director premature for me to Station The Renault 12 Station comment the question." When was the last time - Wagon. It'll take I Apol saying that on you did something really youand 58 cu. ft. of cargo 30 Wagon is an economy wagon State Board of Kelley said. nice just for your eyes? miles a real that packs a lot of features Juivassers should check to The board, however, ... Scrooge on If it's been gasoline. for the money. And it pke sure that registered adopted a policy last year of some time, why not pick up a copy of Fuel economy is handles beautifully thanks to its signed the petitions, not checking signatures PsychoSources and let the party begin! especially be board asked Kelley in against voting registration important with gas prices front - wheel drive. piil to rule on the legality records. They'll feast on some of the most exciting, most going sky - high and the See the find line of |t the petitions. The board has asked original and most provocative graphics around! vac a t ion season Renaults today...beat the cost They'll see names that conjure up images to fill a approaching. Renault leaves of gasoline tomorrow. 1000 books! Names like Laing, Skinner, John Lennon, The Rolling Stones, Angela Davis, Kate ft Sweet Sur MilleU, Tom Wolfe, Anthony Burgess, Piaget, 51 m \jourcMother Turn Mother's Perls, Marcuse, McLuhan and hundreds PsychoSourccs—knock-out graphics, knock-out names and literally hundreds of knock-out more. ideas, RENAULT 12 Station Wagon Day into Mother's Week facts and information about psychology and human by sending your mom a Sweet Surprise The "MECHANIZED CAMEL » early. Only your FTD Florist has it. behavior. It carries alot, a long way, Sweet Surprise #1 is a radiant arrangement of spring Isn't it about time you did something nice for your on a little fuel. flowers in a keepsake eyes? container—a hand-painted AL EDWARD'S , ceramic basket from Italy. Sweet Surprise £2 is the La"sZs^r same lovely basket filled with green plants and an accent of fresh flowers, Let Them See ^Qf Center mm Dealer fo, 12 482-1226 12QQE. OAKLAND. LANSING years. usually available for less than $12.50.' PsychoSources MSU-RINGS- Order your mom's Sweet Surprise today! 11" 14" x • Fully Illustrated • From The Publishers of Psychology Today See it at your bookstore. BANTAM BOOKS W $1500* Find out how easy it is to send flowers the FTD way. wop in lor your FREE Selection Guide. Wherever see me you famous FTD symbol, you'll be welcome. wr"8 FTD 900 West Lafayette, Detroit, Michigan ' FTD Florists accept major credit cards. With TWA it pays to be young. % a for Armed with just your Stutelpass,* pack on your back, you can got a lot less with TWA. a and lot more DAYS Here are some ways we Stutelpass. help. Mon. — Tues. ^or a mere $5-20 a night you'll he i U ' • : W _ .J Hp ■% n ; | guaranteed student hotel accommodations % tat the least> without reservations in j 50 European cities. That includes btvakfast. May 7 & 8 only tips, service charges and, believe it or not, Kn r 1*1 &***>< even some sightseeing. Pick up your Stutelpass Coupon Bks at any TWA office, MSU BOOKSTORE crlasf^rr, or sit' your Campus Rep. Destination Europe A free pack full of everything you need Paek. International Center to know al)out getting around when you don't know the language well enough to ask. Student flights student tours, Eurail- - SPECIAL OFFER - pass application, Britrail Pass application, student I.D. applications and more. DURING RING DAYS Europe Bonus Coupon Books. Take your hoarding pass1 to any TWA • FREE ENGRAVED SIGNATURE Ticket Office in London, Paris. Rome, Frankfurt, Madrid, Athens or Amsterdam, and you'll get a book of bonus coupons good • HIGH SCHOOL RING EXCHANGE for all kinds of free things and extras in -in those cities. Like we said, with TWA it pays • SEE EXCITING NEW SELECTIONS to I*' voung. For all the details write: TWA— IT PAYS TO BE YOUNG? Box 25, Grand A COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE Central Station, New York, N Y. 10017. AVAILABLE TO TAKE ORDERS mirks owned exclusively by TWA. 9:00 to 5:00 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan ■iHday' May 7 19?31 MODELS WANTED, $8 DINING ROOM waitress. CHEVY 1965 $150, - V-8, automatic. best offer. Phone PONTIAC 1972 - LeMans hour. Hour* 12pm - 12am. per Summer employment at WANT A GARDEN? r I or 372-2987. 5-5-9 GT, 350 2 barrel. Hurst shifter, deck, dual Phone 489-1215. 10-5-10 Holland House in East Tawas. 332-1741, after 6pm. L J CORVAIR 1964 -4 speed, new tape exhaust, only 8,000 miles, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Salary plus tips, room and board available. Please send a 12' oi Near campus. 3-5 „w, 7 J■ warranty. 351-6909 . 5-5-11 - PHONE 355-8255 requires administrative and resume' to Hartford c Apartments transmission last week, looks 347 Student Services Bldg. good, runs excellent. $325. PONTIAC GRAND Prix 1972- supervisory experience, International, 2163 North Call 482- 6003. 3-5-9 ability to develop and write Center, Saginaw, Ml 48603 loaded with options. Reasonable. Call 482-9776. programs for submission for or phone 517- 799-8490, •AUTOMOTIVE 5-5-9 CORVAIR 1964 convertible. Federal funding. Should have ONE - 5-5-11 BEDROOM furnil(l Scooters & Cycles Excellent condition, 34,500 general knowledge of Parts & Service miles. Call Lynne, 337-1305. PORSCHE 912 1968, always budgeting and accounting. COCKTAIL LOUNGE waitress. apartment, quiet to campus, available sumJj Wy sn Aviation 3-5-8 Experience with Federal Summer employment at •EMPLOYMENT maintained, condition. Call excellent 337-0825 guidelines Administrative Holland House in East Tawas. ^ 351-6982 after lpm CUTLASS S 1972. $2725. One Salary plus tips, room and EAST SIDE after 7:30pm and weekends. rulings and procedures Lansing •FOR RENT owner car, 4161 Sheffield. extremely boerd available. Please send a uppJ r°0rTi* 5-5-11 helpful. Apartments Houses 393-2106. 3-5-7 Applications and resumes resume' International, to Hartford 2163 North Study roonT' 5 RENAULT 1967, battered but accepted through May 9th. utilities paid. DATSUN 1972 - 510, 2-door, Submit Chairman Center, Saginaw, Ml 48603 Marriedcouoia Rooms dependable. Rebuilt engine. to no Pets. $150 oODrl radio, 9000 miles, $1875. phone 517 799-8490. b°5D?Gf Personnel or Call 393-1472. 4-5-8 Committee, •FOR SALE 355-7963. 5-5-10 "Of course, i'll have to change Capitol area Economic 5-5-9 ^REALTY 48? 5909 Animals PLUSH Mobile Homes DUNEBUGGY 1964 - Baja kit. ROADRUNNER 1969 - New THE project title to effects Opportunity, 101 East APARTMENTS ta clutch, headers, new seat Willow Street, Lansing, THE SEA HAWK summer living, CompJ •LOST & FOUND Lime green, street legal, Call 372-9274, 2-5-8 covers. Phone 393-4227. of marijuana IMTAKE ok monkeys Michigan. 3-5-7 RESTAURANT wt«h Pool, air balconies and condition! •PERSONAL In Williamston d.shwashe! •PEANUTS PERSONAL FORD 1962 - Van. $150 or TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1967, _ RESEARCH ASSISTANTS! " MODELS, FEMALES wanted for body painting, and needs full or part time; 2 cooks $47/ APARTMENTS, person 731 ..S.e1 Burc! •REAL ESTATE best offer. Fair condition. Post Office Bok 1523 East Lansmq. Michigan 48823 waitresses Drive. 351-7212. I-5.7 radio, great condition. Best photography, $10 per hour. 372-2987. 5-5-9 dish machine operators •RECREATION offer. Jim, 337-9091, after Call between 5-7pm for busboys (must be 18) MSU CLOSE 1 2 bedroo •SERVICE FORD MAVERICK 6pm, 5-5-8 appointment. 372-0567. - or - 1971, Call between 1 4pm furnished 10-5-7 - base Instruction Typing Service standard transmission, 2,300 miles, Excellent condition. TRIUMPH Roadster - 1968 TR250 racing green, wire Motorcycle* ~[[j>c] IB HIGH SCHOOL drop-outs, For appointment, 655-2175 apartment. 355-4819 / Own 351-9259. envla, 3.3 •TRANSPORTATION Call 355-7913. 5-5-10 wheels, radio. Jim Roberts, extremely high earnings. Call •WANTED 373-3856 days. 351-0588 393-9771, Mr. Cole. 5-5-7 PART TIME topless shoe TWO ROOMMATES FORD GALAXIE 1966 - good HONDA CL450 1970 - 6000 MASON BODY SHOP - 812 - shine neei nights and weekends. 3-5/7 East Kalamazoo Street since starting June 15th. condition, $300, best offer, miles. Excellent, $700 or best girl. Apply 10-3pm at CANVASSERS WANTED Kedzie. Joe, ••RATES'* or motorcycle trade. Call offer. 353-4626, 1-5pm. 1 940. Complete auto - SANDPIPER ADULT BOOK 332-8087.; VEGA 1971 - Hatchback, income unlimited. Call 355 5824. 10-5-8 5-5-7 painting and collision service. STORE, 1149 South AM'FM. Good shape. $1100. 485-0256. C-5-31 393-9770, Mr. Nash. 5-5-7 Washington. 3-5-7 ONE BEDROOM furnished FORD 1969 $400 recently Phone 351-8168. 2-5-8 - 1972 HONDA CL350, $700 $140/ month. Available Mi SUMMER EMPLOYMENT invested. Excellent condition. only 7000 miles. 337-7412 Buyers Inspection Special - PART TIME employment for 15th. 351-4799. 6-5/10 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER - full or part time, accounting Asking $945 349-4288. 1970. Pop top, new radial after 6pm. 3-5-9 aggressive people, evenings senior or MBA candidate and weekends. Call Mr. tires, 24,000 miles, new Yes J with accounting major, for KAWASAKI 350 - A7SS, 1970, Deters, 351-4358, 2-10pm. engine, excellent condition, local CPA firm. Mail resume FORD, 1967 - LTD, 2-door 5500 miles. Ask for Mike, 0-5-5-9 . . clean, reasonable, 355-5902 to Box 1132, Lansing. hardtop, recent valve job, 351-5961. 5-5-10 after 6pm. 6-5-7 48933. 5-5-9 tires and battery. have new PART TIME child care work at 625-3025. 3-5-9 TRIUMPH 500 - 1968, good residential treatment center VOLKSWAGEN - 1966, rebuilt BABYSITTER WANTED - five condition, must sell! Call for adolescent boys. Training INTERNATIONAL engine, runs great. AM/FM 332-8196. 3-5-8 days / week, in my home. period provided. Call location! 1- TRAVELALL 1965 - radio, $500 . 351-7546. Three pre-schoolers. Must 628-2287 for interview. 55-7 DEADLINE 5-5-10 have automatic, air conditioning, HONDA own transportation, - REPAIR and 1 P.M. one class day $500 or best ofter. Call service, independent shop, only 5 minutes from campus. Phone 393-9208 after 6pm. DINING ROOM hostess. RIVER's and WATER'sL before publication. 349-9435 between 5-7pm. VOLVO 144 1967, new tires EDGE APARTMENTS J and clutch, good condition. factory trained. Vetter 1-5-7 Summer employment at __515110__ fairings in stock, tires, Holland House in East Tawas. next to Cedar Village | Peanuts Personal ads Call Mark, 351-2799. 3-5-9 KARMANN GHIA - 1967, runs batteries, chains. G.T. Good salary, room and board 3324432 must be pre-paid. MOTORS, 816 East Howe, WAITRESSES WANTED- day available. Please send resume' Now good, best offer. Call VW 1964. Needs new or rebuilt leasing for 351 3119. 5-5-7 Lansing 485-681 5, shift, night shift. Apply 1203 to Hartford International, engine. $45 or best offer. Summer & Fall Cancellations/Corrections appointment necessary. South Washington Avenue, 2163 North Center, Saginaw, - 12 noon one class day LINCOLN 1966. Four doors, 351-1966. 4-5-8 5-5-11 days only. No phone calls! Ml 48603 or phone 517- Summer Rent From $42 j new mufflers. $450. 5-5-9 799-8490. 5-5-9 before publications. BUG EXTRACTOR $29.95. GIRL FOR 3 m VW VAN, good condition, Many - Telephone 355-6081. 3-5/7 CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 bedroom. Fall, vv extra features. Best offer, SUZUKI $650 for 1971, The State News will be East Kalamazoo Street, 1 PART TIME help needed days PART spring. 332-2637. 3-5-8 353-2131. 5-5-11 500cc, two stroke twin. TIME. 8 men needed MG MIDGET 1972 - 12,000 and evenings from 20 - 40 responsible only for the mile West of campus. during Spring term. $300 / miles, dark green. Phone Purple, new chain and rear hours per week. Responsible TWO GIRLS wanted for i\ VW CAMPER 487-5055. C-5-31 month. Phone 489-3494. first day's incorrect weekdays 371-1350, evenings 1971 - sprocket, 6,100 miles. Extras. Excellent people only. Apply in person C-5-31 condition. Best Call 337-1215 afternoons. ^insertion. A and weekends, 393-5492. offer over $2800. Jan - home, at SCOTTY'S PARTY bedrooms, poo 5-5-7 3-5-9 STUDENTS-FACULTY STORE, 2832 South conditioning, $51 482-7459. Office, 485-3432 MUSTANG 1967 reliable 1-5-7 1971 VICTOR 500 trail. OWNING FOREIGN Cedar, from 9am - WAITRESSES WANTED Start June 1. 351-3120 3iJ - - Monday. 1-5-7 - day transportation, good Excellent condition. New CARS, WE GIVE 20% shift, night shift. Appiy at LARGE FURNISHED 1 VW BUG, 1967 - $400. 1972. $750/ offer. Doug, 312 OFF ON PARTS AND the Depot Restaurant, 1203 condition, $450/ best offer. REGISTERED NURSES - bedroom apartment, closeB Serviced regularly, diagnosis 332-3581. 5-5-7 Grove, Across from 7,-11. CASTROL, 10% OFF 11-7:30 openings. Full time South Washington Avenue,, good, but needs valve job. campus, to sublet I Sorry, no phone. 2X-1-5-7 ON ACCESSORIES, days only. No phone calls! Call 337-0285 evenings. 3-5-9 or part time. Paid luncheon AMERICAN 1969 - automatic, MUSTANG 1966 6 cylinder, 5-5-9 - and parking. Paid orientation pool. Call 332-5561 6-5-i 6 cylinder, $800. Call BMW, YAMAHA stick, lots of new parts. Try it TRIUMPH, period. Time and IMPORT AUTO PARTS half for , 337-4422. 3-5-8 VW 1962 - one owner, radio, RICKMAN. Most 73's in you'll like it. Call 332-5137. weekends worked. LANSING. 321 East St Jose|| BUICK LeSABRE 1967, V-8, 4 5-5-11 snow tires, 351-3418. 5-5-11 runs well. stock. Some 72's at reduced Trices. Leathers, helmets, 41 S South Cedar, Lansing Vi block S. of E. Kalamazoo INGHAM EXTENDED Apply at COUNTY CARE (!) 2 bedroom apartment, $145 per it stu door, automatic, engine MUSTANG 1966. Good parts, custom accessories and 8:30-5:30 Monday-Friday condition. Call Dave, VW 1963 - convertible, needs service. 8:30-3 Saturday FACILITY, 3882 Dobie Call 487-3216. After 5i| excellent, optional stereo SHEP'S MOTOR Road, Okemos, Michigan. Ms. STEREO RENTALS $23 per 882 2316. 0-20-6-1 351-7368. 5-5/9 work. Best offer. Call 485-2047, 371-1947. tape. Phone 332-1926. 10-5-9 SPORTS, INC. 2460 North L. Risk, R.N., Director of term, $9.50 per month. Free 482-6798. 3-5-7 Cedar, Holt. Just South of Nursing. Phone 349-1050. delivery, service and pick-up. 1 MAN needed immediat NOVA 1971 - 350, 3 speed, air COMPLETE IMPORT CAR CHEVELLE SS 396 1968, • - 96 overpass. Phone 5-5-11 No deposit. TV's available at - VW CAMPER 1971 - Excellent SERVICE including ignition, deposit. $65 n shocks, stereo, call Jack 694-6621. C-5-5-11 automatic, power steering, Nash, 332-0866. 5-5-11 condition. Best offer over chassis, brakes, and electrical. same rates. Call NEJAC, Twyckingham. 332-37J power brakes, new tires. $2800. Jan 337-1300. C-5-31 after 5pm. 5-5-10 - home, 1972 SUZUKI T350J. Excellent Available at ROBERTS 332-5031. 5-5-11 482-7459. Office, 485- 3432. NOVA 1962 Good condition. AUTOMOTIVE CENTER. — condition, two helmets, offered 2-5-7 4980 Park Lake New tires and motor extras, $675. 351-3067. Road, CHEVROLET Townsman owner, wagon, 1970 clean, AM/FM radio, - one overhauled. X-3-5-9 372-1259. VW BUS 1966 - mechanical condition. 1965 excellent 10-5-15 Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for appointment. 0-5-31 opportunity involved leader with in the to a become dynamic field of KAROIYN'S HONDA, 1969 CB 450. Good K0TTENS AND KNIT] air, $1,800. 482-6267. 3-5-7 VW with sunroof. Call Cal - Consumer Financial Planning. Aviation OLDSMOBILE STATION Root for details. 485-2904. condition, 11,000 miles, best Phone Michael Ceene, 1964. Good tires, offer. 351-5481. 20-5-23 wagon, 3-5-8 SOUTHWORTH CHEVROLET BISCAYNE mechanically reliable, $300. PERSONNEL ASSOCIATES, 1966, good transportation, 487-3096. 5-5-9 NORTON COMMANDO LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 years formerly the Bargain Barn VW BUS 1968 er.gine rebuilt, INC., 694 3321. 2-5 8 best offer over $50. experience in all types of remodeled for 1971, 750cc, red, Brittish 355-2443. 3-5-9 traveling. flight training. Approved for OLDSMOBILE DYNAMIC After 6pm, Eric, 394-0349. impor ted , excellent RETAIL SALES TRAINEE - condition. 351-3174. 5-5-7 veterans. FRANCIS "88", 1965. Runs good, motivated individual CHEVROLET IMPALA 396. Also 1963 Pontiac 389. 1967, needs muffler. $150. 3-5-8 AVIATION, Airport Road. career with positive attitude is being POLYESTER YAMAHA 1971 650cc. 3,500 Call 484-1324. C-5-31 351-5448. 3-5/7 Both need some repair. Best VW 1972 - Super beetle with extras. 7,000 miles, must sell, miles, $1,000. Call 627-2098. sought by our national client. Salary $7,100 plus. Fee paid. DOUBLE-KNIT PRINTS offer. 489-0612. 5-5-11 CHEROKEE SIX 1968 Deluxe PINTO 1972 - 4700 miles, pay off balance. 337-2583. 5-5-7 Phone Michael Ceene, I Reg. $5.98 NOW $3.98! bendex radio package plus warranty good, $1795. Call 5-5-9 SOUTHWORTH CHEVROLET NOVA - 1970, 337-1845. 332-4014. 5-5-7 KAWASAKI excellent 250cc condition. 1970, Call glide slope, markers, DME, DIG. ADF, auto - pilot, PERSONNEL ASSOCIATES, I ACETATE & NYLON KNITS excellent condition, original VW BUS 1966 new tires, I - INC., 694-3321. B-1-5-7 Reg. $2.98 NOW $1.69! clutch, exhaust system, paint 355-9891 or 355-6121. 0 1,090 hours. T.T., seven owner. $1,350. Phone 349-9465. 5-5-9 PINTO 1972 - 200cc, radio, air, job, inside in good condition, X-10-5-8 seats, cargo door, no damage, MANAGEMENT [ DRAPERY FABRIC - 98c/yd. yellow, vinyl top, 393-5488 after 5pm. 5-5-10 AM/FM radio. Call 371-1757. 71-1757. r always hangered. $19,500. Phone TRAINEE - — aggressive II thru I 28 W. CJRAND RIVKR in Williamston. Open IV Wed. 9-6. Thurs. till L? Glen Harriman, 9 p.m. Fri. 9-5. Clos« CHEVY NOVA supersport . Lansing, days 482-6226. goal oriented individual with I Open Suit. 10-6. convertible, 1963 — needs PONTIAC TEMPEST retail experience, or college , 1965 - 6 FOR A magnificent possession Nights 351-4038. 1-5-7 ■ transmission work, $25. cylinder, automatic, $100. graduate can be a part of our — pick a car from today's 351-4808. 3-5-8 Call 372-4155. 3-5-8 METRIC MOTORS VW National Clients growing team. 1 Classified Ads - 355-8255. repair. Okemos Road and Employment i# Experience benefits, fee paid. gisis ABACla-^ 1-96.349-1929. C^-31 Phone Mike Brown, CROSSWORD SB® SOUTHWORTH CEDAR GREENS PERSONNEL VOLVO SERVICE PART TIME employment with ASSOCIATES, INC.. 694-3321. PUZZLE IMPORTED CAR SERVICE, multi - manufacturer B-1-5-7 ACROSS Lansing only, exclusively distributor. Automobile 1. Cattle zlT Cancel Volvo service shop. required. 12-20 hours per DOCTOR'S RECEPTIONIST - 5. Enervate 29. "Lights out" 882-9808. 19-6-1 8. Fitch 31. Seize week. 351-5800. C-1-5-7 prestigious position for "all U.Rose's love 33. Fairy queen n around" person to manage 12. Shoshonean 34. Animal (at small individual office. with Mature average 13. Anything highflown 36. Deep sleep 38. Instinctive spe" typing and ability the public. Start at $433. to meet 14. Still water 15. Astrodome 12 Prolonged applause TKHjJ Phone 17 Inactive 45 Temporary star Nancy Winner, 5. Uphold SOUTHWORTH 19. Malay 46. Adjust S,1. Hotbed 6 Sweetsop PERSONNEL ASSOCIATES, outrigger 47 Bushy clump DOWN 7. Old sue ol 20, Russian 48. River to the INC. 694-3321. 2-5-8 1 Beanies paper revolutionist Baltic Sea 8. Mountain 2 Hautboy BURCHAM MARKETING TRAINEE Our 24. Samuel's mentor 19. Retainer 50. Chicago 3. Trachea banana 9 [skimo knife - 4 Passover (east growth oriented corporate 26. Soldiers transportation 10 Collide WOODS cl.ients are seeking motivated T" T" 8 9 16 Recolored 1 18 Egg dunk confident | individuals with - W 8A in Marketing a must, 21 Eelworm Spend your summer poolside and enjoy many other — 7? Woildw'de 1135 Michigan Avenue right next to Brody Complex features for a complete summer living experience. MBA in would Marketing or Finance m workers um( enhance your * Heated Pool 17 w ?3 Beak CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS are now leasing student and married couples * Laundry Facilities opportunity. If management I 74 Greek long 1 * units for Spring, Summer & Fall. These spacious apartments are carpeted and Ample Parking * Nicely Furnished goals are part of plan call 25. Adolescent furnished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and individual * Air Cond. Mike Brown, SOUTH- i? _L_ 77 Duelist's WORTH PERSONNEL 2M 2? 3S" 27 28 aides air - conditioning. These two - man units have parking space for every apartment. Studio Apts. NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER One Bedroom Two Bedroom ASSOCIATES, INC., 29 % & 31 55" ~ 30 Falling 1? -Male turkey Recreation is planned for with a giant swimming pool and private balconies. We also 694 3321. B-1-5-7 i% ~ . 35, Apartment $125- t 44 have a full - time resident manager for any problems. If you want to be among the first residents of CEDAR GREENS call today. The one - bedrnnm units start at s140 ™ $165" BOOKKEEPER - minimal __ \ 37 Massenet opera $85/ month per man. or fall. Low summer rates. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION Security deposit $100 — experience or schooling in X7/W//M mm ■ 11 39 implement double entry will qualify you m MS~ 40 Patron sain CALL: TERRY SHAFFER Between 1 & 8 p.m. 351 - 8631. 3 - 6 - 9 and 12 - month for a solid career, salary 42 mm ■ L of lawyers CrmEtL VA sT leases available. Me" 41. Haul 745 Burcham Dr. commensurate. Phone MA NA ChMEN / bXCL USIVEL Y BY ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. 42 Absent rHir rrW Michael Ceene, 351 3118 w" 43 Compete 351-1310 241 E. SAGINAW HWV. SUITE 411 or SOUTHWORTH »a U-jfrhet PERSONNEL ASSOCIATES, EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 48823 484-4014 INC., 894-3321. B-1-5-7 1 —1 State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Monday, May 7t 1973 13 i« 11* ' Apariments If) Iffi ( 10 ■ ,«tf OR married NEED WOMAN for fall, winter, TO Mobile Homes 10 |flA!,nt« «hed W 1 bedroom ideal living Water's Edge, 4 355-9202,355-9211.5 man. 5-8 SUBLEASE SUMMER furnished studio in East - NEED ONE roommate immediately, Lansing home, SAILBOAT, 16 foot wood NAMCO Lansing. 50'x10' with 10'x4' I,Uf PREGNANT? - Phone 351 3064 sloop. Needs repair, new jib WE understand. H i lions near campus. 7-5-9 $57.50/ month. Phone 485-8836. 0-5-31 tipout. In I «id September leases. GIRL NEEDED - summer. Old 484=6536. 3-5-7 sail, $50. 393-0772. 3-5-8 excellent condition, on a large rented Call us. PREGNANCY ■ Ifl 882-2316. 487-3216. Cedar Village Apartments. IUMMER. country lot. Call 489- 3618, COUNSELING. 372-1560. 0=5-31 Call Su, 353-1124 or Terry SUPER CHEAP STILL RENTING SINGLES, MUST SELL, 2 hand - woven 9 — Summer. completely furnished, - 5. 3-5-9 355-8893. 5-5-10 $70 room. Pets Mexican folk art rugs, 4'x6' welcome, utilities, kitchen, parking, TV INVESTIGATIONS - NO case For Summer nice house. each. Raspberry /black and CAMPUS VIEW EAST LANSING - Snyder Across from 351-8909. 1-5-7 lounge, laundry, very close, $60. 332-8965 or 484-9774. green/ black/ yellow/ AMERICAN HOMEDALE 1970 - Many extras, including too Contact large or too COUNSELOR'S small. Road, lower duplex, 2 FOR RENT crimson. Call after 6pm APARTWEHTS bedroom, 4 man, furnished, Campus 2,3,4,5 & 6 man 0-5-31 351-4656. 3-5-9 washer and dryer. Available June 1st. Call 694-8408 after ADVOCATE INC., Lansing, Michigan. 394-0900. 5-5-10 parking, $260 per month. HOUSES. APARTMENTS, Apts. For Sale 6pm. 5-5-11 Call 349-4157. 5-5-7 duplexes, farms. THREE SPEED boy's bike. Like Furnished, ANYONE WHO'S been busted supervised unfurnished, all areas, all new. Must sell, $45. ROYCRAFT DELUXE for drugs or contacted by apartments NORTH PENNSYLVANIA price ranges, children and 353-1342. 1-5-7 10'x50', 2 bedroom, - police about a drug violation, 325. Large, furnished upstairs Call 332-6246 pets okay. Fee required. Call AM/FM RADIO, 8 track tape furnished, carpeted, on lake. please call Jim Bush @ State apartment. 1 bedroom, all after 4 p.m. HOME RENTALS, 1004 East player, record changer, air 5 PIECE component. Excellent $2,350. 641-4367.4-5-7 News, 355-8253 Has 1 remaining utilities paid. No children. No Michigan Avenue. Phone suspension condition. Must sell. $350. for I e^oman apartment pets. $135. 351-7497. 0-5-31 372-4600, open 9 9pm. complete. speakers, $125 Call 351-3119. 332-8141. 5-5-11 SICK OF RENT? information for drug bust 1 • story. Names need not be forfait- Campus View Apts. X30-5/31 5-5-7 How 'bout 2 this 12'x50' given. 2-5-8 MAN 18" FURNISHED, one G.E. color T.V. Excellent bedroom FURNISHED FOR 4 in private bedrooms, already 332 6246 apartments, 124 LARGE 4 BEDROOM house - condition, must sell, $250. lot in set up on Holt and in good MOTHER'S DAY CARDS, Cedar Street, 135 Kedzie home, quiet, parking, rent 332-8141. 5-5-11 as sleeping rooms. shape. Full price 2,700. Fanny Farmer Candy. ►©SPEEDS summer 1 EASING summer and Drive, from $165. Call or fall, 351-9561. Complete use of home, pets, Call: DERALD HEATH GULLIVER STATE DRUGS, 487-3216. After 5pm, call 5-5-9 FULLY El Single rooms. $15 and cooking, laundry. For 2 or 3 ELECTRIC 485-4950 1105 East Grand River, East I „ weeklV 0,,ICe h°Uri 882-2316. 0-5-31 girls. 663-4288. 5-5-7 earth cruising machines typewriter excellent condition, Lansing. C-5-5-11 ■ 1,11V Tuesday, Thursday TWO MAN - starting May 15th. must sell, $150. 332-8141. ALBERT 419 IS, call 3514496. 0-8-31 3 bedrooms, - student rental, living room Quiet, close 332-2646. 5-5-11 to campus. EAST LANSING duplex, 4-man, furnished, available June SPECIAL BARGAINS 5-5-11 3'x26' MOBILE HOME furnished with full stove and - TV RENTALS $23 per term, $9.50 per month. Free dining room, kitchen and bath' 15th. Call 373-7040 between TODAY & TOMORROW TARGET BOW - 72", 40 lbs., refrigerator, shower and Available 1 delivery, service and pick-up. immediately! Call MAN needed for 2-man, 3-5pm. After 5pm, 485-6222. brand new, with arrows, furnace. $750. Phone No EIPPER deposit. Stereos available REALTY INC., summer. $50/ 5-5-8 guard, quiver, tip, carrying 355-3130. 5-5-7 month, air at same rates. Call 372-9730 or Rene Vernick Velocipede Peddler $100. Call 482-0327. NEJAC, conditioning, close. case, 337-1300. C-5-31 482-7227. 5-5 8 351-2194. 5-5-8 HOUSES 2. 541 E. Grand River 3-5-9 3, and 5 j"d]GD - 126 MILFORD bedroom. Minutes to campus. /feLECTOLYSIS deluxe. 2 man Call 351-9042 or 393-5883 ^Downstairs 351 - 7240^ OUTBOARD MOTOR - good ONLY i for summer 5-5-7 sublet, 332-8481 Houses * after 6:30pm. 3-5-8 condition, 28hp Mercury, 5 gallon tank. $175. removal. permanent hair^ CLIMBERS — 2 3/4 pound Call FINDSOMETHING? Facial-Hairline-Body t EAST LANSING efficiencies for STUDENTS TO 651-5867. 5-5-7 If you've found a pet or article Virginia Hanchett rent in Holt - 3 McKinley down bag. Kelty 1 or 2. Air SUMMER, 2 BEDROOM, 1 bath bedroom, possibly four. Two A-4 of value, we want to help 325'/j S. Grand,Lansing — conditioned, cross 626 M.A.C., utilities pack. Chouinard AKAI you Phone 484-1632 paid, baths, recreation room. $250 X-200-D auto campu:, summer /fall leases. Crampons. Gerry Lodgepole reverse return it. Just come into the Call $240/ month. 337-1129 per month, deposit required. stereo tape deck. Pioneer State 332-4418, 5-7pm. 5-5-11 tent. 1-543-6660. 3-5-7 News Classified before 6pm. 5-5-7 Available July 1st. 694-3101. SA-600 stereo amp. Sansui SPEAKING IN tongues is not a Department and tx51' MOBILE HOME, 2 CREATIVE MALE student for 3-5-7 GREAT BOOKS SR1050-C stereo turntable. want to tell place an ad in EAST us you fantasy it's a fact. Union Cdrooms. air, furnished, 2-man downtown Lansing 12 MILES NORTHEAST - 2 Syntopicon. 54 volumes. with Ampex micro 54 cassette LANSING STATE BANK'S Building, Room 35, 7:30pm, ■inwer only. 10 nriinute apartment. Now bedroom country home with GIRL'S ROOMS in house with Phone 355-9811. 5-5-8 deck. Fisher XP-7B speakers. found column. As a public May 7th. 2-5-7 through Bfii« month. Phone summer, longer. Easy drive. 5 aces on the Looking Glass. class. Close. $88/ month. Exakta VX1000 35mm SLR service EAST LANSING 176,6 9pm. 3-5-9 Now available, camera. New Vivitar zoom DOG GROOMING all breeds, Furnished, $85 includes $225. 351-6722 after 5:30pm. BEAR BOW, extras. 12 inch STATE BANK will run the — 351-7497. 0-5-31 lenses, discount prices, $139. $6 and up. Professional utilities. 489-9519. 1-5-7 ad at WW speakers. All excellent. Al, no extra cost to you. 1000 used 8 track tapes. $1 groomer. Pick up and 351-6569. 3-5-7 EAST LANSING HOUSE - 2 blocks from and 1000 used stereo delivery service. SUMMER SUBLEASE - 2-3 up. STATE BANK 882-2248, llEASING FOR man apartment, furnished, air conditioned, close, $145. campus. 4 man, available in September. Phone 485-2737 EXCELLENT GIBSON electric guitar, albums, 50c and up. 8 track and cassette decks, auto t3pe C-5-31 485-6784. 5-5-4 SUMMER or 351-8988. 3-5-9 ES330TDC, $300. HORSES 332-8267. 5-5 7 Gibson amplifier, $70. Set players, used portable stereos FOUND: key outside Nat. Sci. BOARDED - room [Noapts. left for Fall!) $325. 353-7502. 5-5/9 — $15 up. Polaroid cameras, $5 Brass color, probably for 1 horse, box stall. Phone SUMMER SUMMER SIX SUMMER, DOUBLE, 669-9519. 2-5-4 wmer Rates: bedrooms, up. Movie cameras, housekey. Margo, 332-8605, leasing large, near campus. Utilities completely furnished, projectors, 2 Persons in COLOR ORGAN, $15 best binoculars, TV identify. C-3-5-9 ONLY $140 per mo. Large included. utilities, k'tchen, parking, TV or BOARD EXAM TUTORING 2Bedroom Apt. airy I bedroom apt. New 351-8076, lounge, laundry, very close. offer. Call 646-6606 or sets, tested and guaranteed, 485-1958. SP-5-5-11 T utoring classes 393-4651. 3-5/7. radios, typewriters portables- OFF-WHITE German Shepherd, now being S150 per mo. carpeting, completely $80. 332-8965 or 484-9774. formed and for the coming furnished. 0-5-31 electrics, adding adult male, found in SPANISH VILLA machines, $29 up. Italian LSAT, MCAT, DAT, Board 3or 4 Persons in 911 Marigold on Hagadorn COMPLETE SCUBA outfit - Burcham/ Hagadorn area. needs summer residence or wall tapestries. exams. For information call 2Bedroom Apt. SINGLE will sell all WILCOX 351-3309. C-3-5 9 sublease. ROOM - $55, use of or part. Phone 313-354- 0085. 0 - 2 - 5-7 337-7328 Across from SECOND HAND STORE, or 351-8545 completely furnished house. 882-7188. 3-5/7 SI 80 per mo. campus. 351-4684. 5-5-11 509 East Michigan, FOUND: PAIR men's Call 484-5104. 3-5-8 Lansing. glasses, SUBLEASE SUMMER 485-4391. Peanuts Personal CEDAR modern air conditioned 2 NEW, FURNISHED, central air, 5 DAY bank Trades, layaway, cards. 8 5:30pm daily. - nal IS bedroom, near campus. kitchen. Available now and ANTIQUE SHOW C-5-31 355-4801. C-3-5-8 VILLAGE 332-0763. 5-5 8 summer. 351-6858 after 1982 3 t. Grand River 6pm. X-5-5-11 RUMMAGE SALE CONGRATULATIONS, NEW NEEDED Okemos at University 2 ROOMMATES United Methodist actives, Lynn, Naomi and for summer Cedar References. May 9-13 Church, Village. FIVE BEDROOM house near IV2-8932. 3-5-9 1120 South Harrison Road, Terry. Your DZ sisters. 1-5-7 351 0747. SP-5-5-11 Noon - 9: 30 OBD STREET. 126, 2 Frandor. Large garage, East Reward. 353-6990. 5-5-10 JUNE Wed. Mall hours Lansing. Wednesday, cks from campus. Deluxe, fireplace, $235 332-6286. - SINGLE and two room Thur. through Sun. May 9, from 9am-9pm. Enter oned, furnished, 2 FOR SUMMER, large 2 3-5-8 arrangement. Close in. No No Admission man Charge Asbury Hall from rear of FOUND: ONE grey tabby cat, 0. 3 apartment. car. Quiet adults. 663-8418. man, $195. Across from church. 3-5-9 male, Friday night in Brody. 3 1-5-7 The l inest in Antiques SANDY: HAPPY ising. 332-3909, campus. 351-3641. 3-5-9 BEDROOIV., available now, 355-1311. C-3-5-8 Birthday 372-5767 . 0-5-31 carpeted, yard, East Lansing. SONY DELUXE mobil Lover. You're getting better, MASTERS GOWN and hood fits cassette 4 MAN and 3 Call 371-2360 5 5-10 SUMMER NEAR LOST: Silver ring with opel and not older. Love, Al. 1-5-7 man furnished. 2 campus 6 deck. and P ioneer utilities footer. Call evenings, 1- i BEDROOM furnished blocks from and cooking, $45 two small campus. 589-8594. 3-5-7 headphones. Call 882-2396. stones. 355-9436. le home, $25 ■ $35 / Available in June. Phone SUMMER month. Call 351-2779. 3-5-9 3-5/7 SUBLET, furnished, 2-5-8 , 10 minutes to campus. 485-2737 or 351-8988. 3-5-9 4 man, $59/ month, Frandor LILAC AVENUE 1150, Private WANTED: PHOTO - enlarger, ««!and peaceful on a lake. area. 489-1622. 3-5-8 STEREOS - ZENITH Circle of FOUND: MEN'S wire-rim entrances, cooking, parking medium format, reasonable fal-6601.0-5-31 1 GIRL needed for 4-man. Old price. Call 337-0342. 3-5-7 Sound, Lexington with glasses in brown case. Spartan Cedar for summer or fall. $180 and Village. "73-74" receiver. Typewriter - Village, 355-9770. C-3-5-7 MARIGOLD APTS. 353-1028. 2-5-8 up, per term. 3-5-7 Olivetti portable. Phone SMITH CORONA electric 11 355-1235. BL1-5-7 LOST - ONE mostly lab pup. Marigold. LARGE TWO party furnished SUBLEASE HOUSE for MALE / FEMALE summer portable, Pica. Was $179, now $110. 351-4849. 3-5-7 Name is Shawnee. Lost UNIVERSITY DRIVE - close MSU, 6 rooms, large living vacancies, room / board, DUAL 1214 turntable, ST pro around Stoddard and efficiencies. Air - summer, fantastic 5 etely furnished. Newly $200. Nexus Co-op. Burcham. room, 1 Vi baths, recreation conditioned. B-5. Superex Call Rich,