. th< michigan Volume 65 Number 150 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, IVay 8, 1973 Richardson tells plans for spy «,»«HlNGT0N (AP) 1 Jon pledged Monday to ■ „ - Elliot L. special outside prosecutor to cover-up. The White House broke on individual its silence Watergate news reports Dean testimony. Dean is prepared to give such growing demands for prosecutor once he an independent Ls confirmed as with approval in the Senate, whicn voted last week to urge such an probe investigation. In Florida, Warren also denied an P|nte the Watergate scandal, if in the wake of news magazine stories reportedly is trying to get immunity from prosecution in return attorney general. He also said he will seek appointment. account in the current issue of >Ied as attorney general, and that Nixon personally congratulated ousted White House counsel for his testimony before the Senate for the prosecutor from the Senate approval "I have taken into account the fact that, because I have held office in this Newsweek that convicted Watergate be will seek Senate aPProval of his John W. burglar E. Howard Hunt had been Dean III last September for Select Committee on Judiciary Committee administration from its beginning, concealing is Watergate, which and the full my promised executive clemency by scheduled Enwhile, the White House denied administration Watergate. conections to May 15. to begin hearings about Senate — though not required. such confirmation is objectivity may be questioned," said ousted presidential aide John D. President Nixon was involved in Richardson, who is stepping down as Ehrlichman. Time and Nowsweek Richardson called Deputy press secretary Gerald L. secretary of defense. "Any suggestion that the President in the Watergate affair or its a news way magazines said conference to announce he will heed Warren said in Kev Biscayne, Fla. that He made no estimate of when he (continued on page 6) Nixon had not talked with will be ready to name the prosecutor, Richardson about such a special but said he will be given "all the Hunt testifies that prosecutor. Warren added that no independence, authority and staff names of any former White House counsel potential candidates had support needed to carry out tasks been relayed to Nixon. Richardson entrusted to him." The Charles W. Colson told him prosecutor, said he has not yet found the Richardson said, will report to right only to forge State Dept. person for the probe. him as attorney general — implying cablegrams. See page 2. Richardson's announcement met Nixon will have no direct hand in the FOR WATERGATE COVERAGE Post takes NEW YORK (AP) - The Pulitzer prize for spot Prize was awarded Monday to the news photography for reporting for uncovering the large his picture of a little naked financial resources of Washington Post for its stories about Viet namese Boys Town, girl running from a Neb., which led to reforms in its the Watergate scandal. napalm bombing. solicitation and of The Post backed up its stories The prize for general local use public reporting contributions. written by reporters Robert went to the Chicago Tribune for The prize for Woodward and Carl Bernstein with reporting on uncovering flagrant violations of international affairs went to Max editorials, many of them written by voting procedures in Frankel of The New York Times for a primary Roger Wilkins, and cartoons drawn by election. his coverage of President Nixon's visit Herbert A. Block, who has won two The Sun Newspapers of Omaha, to China. previous Pulitzer Prizes. Neb., won the prize for special local (continued on page 6) The Post's stories about Watergate won the Sigma Delta Chi, Drew Pearson, Heywood Broun and George Polk awards earlier this year. The prize for reporting on national affairs went to Robert Boyd and Clark Scandals dot pages Hoyt of the Knight Newspapers for I Washington Post writers Carl 3ernstein, Washington Post winners their disclosure of the history of psychiatric therapy of Sen. Thomas of nation's history left, and Robert Woodward, who were Eagleton, D-Mo., which resulted in his I credit by the newspapers given major withdrawal as the Democratic vice management for pressing the I stories jvhich won The Post a Pulitzer Prize for Watergate investigation, wrote the presidential nominee. NEW YORK (AP) • From George and sent it to Washington, who public service for its stories about the scandal. Associated Press Washington to Richard M. Nixon, confronted Randolph with it. That I Seethe winning spot - news photo photographer Nick American by Nick Ut on page 3. AP Wirephoto Ut, a 22-year-old Vietnamese, won the presidents have been gentleman promptly resigned. plagued by scandals in their official The most famous of all families which have led to criminal American conspiracies involved Aaron Burr. suicides, unexpected designations and While [fudenf judiciary still Jefferson's vice sudden oblivion. to hear appeal president, in the winter of 1804-05, "Watergate" now joins such terms Burr approached the British as minister "mugwump," "Teapot Dome" and and offered to detach "influence peddler." The scandals all newly-acquired Louisiana from the United States for have involved a grasp for power, a $500,000 plus the loan of a British grasp for money or both. naval squadron. Britain, )f decision on ASM When Thomas Jefferson retired as secretary of state in 1793. Washington appointed Edmund Virginia as his successor. Randolph of involved in its wars with said no. Free of office. Burr deeply Napoleon, proceeded down the Ohio and By LINDA DROEGER provided false information in his The new information A statement Washington had recently concluded Mississippi selling a State News Staff Writer alleges that by Gordon Briggs, East a treaty with Britain which was project to conquer Mexico, make campaign expenditure statement. The Carl's expenditures may be as high as Lansing asst. himself ■An appeal of the elections postmaster, says that violently opposed by the "French Emperor and set up the All-University commission refused to $117, a Figure over the campaign rule when a bulk rate permit is used Louisiana territory "ion Commission's April 11 invalidate the election by a party" in the United States. A certain as an independent because of limiting expenditures to $35 second party, as in the case of Carl republic. m which Citizen Fauchet sent a upheld the election of insupportive evidence. candidate. Some of dispatch to >urr tried for treason, but •native candidate these utilizing a permit owned by state Rep. Paris hinting that Randolph had asked was Doug Carl to However, the commission agreed expenditures may have gone Kirby Holmes, R-Utica, one or the acquitted on the grounds that his I ASMSl board, will be made that for "a few thousand dollars." some questions remained towards campaign materials for the (continued on forces had collapsed. pi in the page 10) The British captured the All-University Student ambiguous and unanswered and other five conservative candidates dispatch. (continued on page reminded interested parties that the elected to ASMSU. Peopen hearing is scheduled for 7 commission's decision could be m the dean's conference room appealed to the AUSJ. This information will be presented Services Bldg. New information on Carl's in the appeal made tonight by John campaign, in the form of retail receipts Houston, in behalf of Marcia Allen validity of Carl's election has and postal statements was released by who placed second to Carl in the ' challenged by his closest Charles Massoglia, ASMSU legal aide election of an ASMSU representative pder on the grounds that he director, from the College of Arts and Letters. on Monday. >1 fee for SN protested , y Grapevine Journal By ABDUL JAMAL to any other student newspaper, " the monopolize local advertising, because ■v !a,e New* Staff Writer statement charged. the State News can, and has, claimed ■, grapevine Journal, a black Diaci The statement continued, saying that it has a large number of paid X: ent newspaper, has issued a that the University violated the subscribers and has, in effect, a captive C^t cai|m(, for an end to the $1 Academic Freedom Report which audience." ■ott *»«edto j durinK registration which the State News. states that the University "shall not James E. Ballard, executive director sponsor any student publications." of the Grapevine Journal, said if the ■ blipvraPev'ne Journal. published Robert Perin, vice University is going to impose a »r,i nts at Msu- charged president for university relation said publication fee upon students during 1 sL„ K,ersily acts 35 sponsor of that the administration would not registration they should give the Btctirm News by serving as a release a statement until its lawyers students the right to vote on the fee. W na,??('y of the had reviewed the statement. "It's totally unfair," he said. "The |"As fu" time MSU students, The statement further charged that fee should be made equal or they tail ™'lection s agency, the the "University aids and sponsors the should stop collecting the fee." n°t offer this service State News by allowing it to Ballard said that his office did not release the statement to the public but only to President Wharton and the [tote board of trustees in the past 2 weeks. News to be "The statement was not intended an attack on the State News or to make the collection of the fee a black and white issue," he said. The Grapevine Journal statement priority open recommended the University hold a referendum by spring term 1974 to give the students the opportunity to J^orjtv support or reject the student tax. B p.* w "P1'11 ,louse will be held previously considered the advertising A State News editor released a field. statement Monday saying that while it F Bld„ ,in 344 Student At 7 p.m. May 23 in fSlav J° explain the 344 Student encourages other student newspapers, %P n -rtisin« operation to Services Bldg., there will be a general the newspaper sees little point in 'Red Seuer' nor|ty students. open house for all students. All fighting over the $1 subscription fee. applications will be reviewed at this "Quite simply, the State News is Last fall, Michael Paulsen, Detroit freshman, waded into the thick of the trash clogging the Red fCT fI>r em Payment in the meeting nnd the number of positions the most effective student voice on Cedar River as part of the Waste Control Authority's Clean Up campaign. The clean up will feC5iyTi:wt,iin« •ftv »„. • ts The ?r program is for open will be filled. Remaining applicants will be considered when this campus, and the subscription helps to make itso,"the statement said. fee be repeated this are to meet at - Saturday, in what will be the first attempt to clean the entire river. Volunteers who had not more openings become available. Parking Lot X at 0 a.m. state News photo by C. L. Michaels 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 8, 1973 I UNKING KENNEDY 10 DIEM PLOT news Hunt admits forging cablegrams summary LOS ANGELES (AP) — Watergate conspirator E. Howard Hunt has testified secretly that former White House counsel Charles W. Colson told him to forge State Dept. cablegrams. The forgeries made it appear that judge here. In his testimony, Hunt said that the plot to link Kennedy to the Diem assassination was hatched as a result of his own analysis of the Pentagon Papers and State Dept. "Colson said, 'Well, what kind of up on the files that would indicate Kennedy Hunt said. "I showed material h™» »d him three or four cables that inji 3 that ii Cr—°udu" -/complicity^ , I ■ ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiMfiiiiiiiiiiim President John F. Kennedy had ordered the assassination of files as a member of the White House undercover unit. they had pretty close to pulled the trigger Diem's head," Hunt said. "But it didn't a«n in ASMSU's eight eieht - vear hearing, <-«««> come - year proposed service saying it so a judiciary decision someday." history, to discover "areas would not be would lead to duplication of Tim influencing Cain, president of of lack of control over the choice of candidates. University grievance tne Kellog Center Student board and cabinet accounts procedures. However, he said, the Employees Assn., said he which can be corrected with judiciary will avoid such "Offices and paths felt that such an office the advice of the auditor." Pulitzer Prize already exist for these should assist students with In other action, the "hot" interviews. issues in future problems on campus, and a grievances and be a central board approved a Safety in Cabinet department could Residence Associated Press photographer Nuynh Cong "Nick" aerial napalm strike place that is solely for the Halls Policy near Trang Dang, South do no more and could have students interest. which will Ut won a Pulitzer Prize Monday for this photograph, Vietnam. Ut is regulate a 22-yearold Vietnamese no more power than these "If you want to vntiich shows terrified children fleeing a misplaced photographer. get dangerous weapons and offices," she said. ASMSU to the place where substances, such as AP Wirephoto Charles Massoglia, Off - people know what your firecrackers and explosives, letters stand for, you should which have not previously get behind the interests of a been included in state laws. Adams large number of the Laurie Grimm, vice to speak students," he warned. Mary Flood, College of Communication Arts president of the Residence Halls Assn., said that the policy is a student representative, said that regulation which originated this was the first chance this in Residence Halls Programs I ByBOBOURLIAN dominate the industry. Compared with previous He said that producers, that have competitive performance in student board has had to get Office and must be ■ SuteNews Staff Writer according to years, Adcms said that reported first quarter this somnolent behind student interests. approved by ASMSU, RHA, ■ Walter Adams, professor the Bureau of Labor between January 1960 and oligopoly." earnings so far, the average Presently, Adams feels, The board decided to ask and the Vice President for 1 economics and former statistics, April had the December 1968, a nine year increase in profits for the there students to express their Student Affairs. ASMSU is is no competition K' president, urged largest one month increase period, the composite steel in wholesale sieel period was 67 per cent — between the U.S. steel views of student the only one of the three (Dtro I of .highly since 1951. prices price index increased 4.1 more than double the producers. "Instead of price unionization and the organizations that has pitionary steel prices in a points, or .45 points per average increase in sales for approved this version of the Kt he will submit today Adams blamed the year. the quarter." competition" Adams said, ProPosed cabinet service at Nixon "they follow a regime of the next board meeting, on policy. port the U.S. Senate administration for The current rate of price Adams will urge the strict price leadership and *5. The board expressed jjsumer economics mucn of the current steel increase, Adams said, is an subcommittee to consider followership." In other business the concern over the hcommittee. price problem. Between "invitation to national three ■ ill the statement "major public policy •Direct controls, though, board voted that Mariah interviewing procedures . Adams January 1969 and disaster." options to December retard the Adams felt that direct coffeehouse merge with the being used by the All Jled the U.S. steel 1972, Adams ''The Nixon runaway inflation of steel said, the steel price index controls, such as imposed in Wiistry "a classic, administration's refusal to prices:" Nixon's pl»ase I or II, " is book oligopoly." where rose 26.7 points, 6.67 or engage in Antitrust action, which at best » Pizio & Coke temporary Special » a ftlv i few companies points per year. government-industry Adams said would consist of expedient. Regulation is a confrontations has accelerated the trend," he simply a d "comprehensive issolution- negative force for right conduct." ^ $1.90 delivers a medium (12") 1 item ^ &iid. d ivor cement-divestiture J Varsity Pizza and 2 large (16oz.) Cokes loard to discuss Beside administration's hands-off the program." Such an antitrust campaign, Adams said, is •import competition, which he termed "the most effective short run measure QB. $2.90 delivers a King (16") 1 item Varsity Pizza and 4 large (16oz.) Cokes. \L policy, Adams said another ^ Valid with this ad today, Tuesday, Mav 8 "long overdue and for curbing inflation— and 7" Irea train service reason the for cutback the inflation of steel prices was on rapid steel eminently desirable to restore competitive structure, conduct and the major steel companies are fully aware of it." H 1973. Free Fast Hot Delivery begins at 6 P.M. ' * ■Extension of passenger train service to the Lansing area imports. ■ the creation of 39 summerjobswill be two of the topics "Starting in January, VARSITY ■cussed at tonight's Ingham County Board of 1969," said Adams' prepared ▼ p-esents Inmissioners meeting. ■The summer jobs program, statement, "after the U.S. which has been in e since February, calls fcr the creation of 39 State Dept. had successfully persuaded the Europeans ll.ie perfect rose tonite is 1 positions ranging from typist to dog census and Japanese to accept to to sanitary assistant. 332-6517 ■pieprogram Tl think it's would cost the county $48,400. time the county set up a summer 'voluntary' quotas sales to the United on their States, that will never fade. yd 1227 E. Grand River ooz-031/ u. TALL Tpm," Commissioner Patrick Ryan, D ■ District 19,. said job imports were cut back The iP, ■reoniary. 'We have a yet untapped skilled labor force at Ptht could benefit the county." drastically and the domestic steel prices resumed their BOY! HA resolution calling for the extension of TW raf service in .Michigan, to include the East Amtrak, the pre-1960 climb." He said Nixon then Mother's and proceded to impose a Lansing area, will be brought Day up for temporary 10 per cent Iteration. surcharge on all imports to jvommissioner John Veenstra, F'sareal need for the D • District 6, believes promote the "Buy service. PJjwi passenger train service wasextended cut several years ago American" the removed. ethic, though surcharge was later Rose I icago Detroit route was to Jackson, J- because it's *• nesaid. closer than Lansing to the other This year, "promises to be Adams said, a banner Pendant. "■ — - *30 p.m. Mason City &£ |Miss J does a sporty soft shoe in suede . .on a double leather sole ■^stacked heel Silvertone metal accents ■l^e °pen back sling with elasticized ■WraPIn navy napa leather, P*«s 6'A-10 Narrow and |5-10 Medium $13. Jacc >i >S( >i Vs open thursday and friday until nine ART BIKHWALD -EDITORIALS- r Stricter controls ne No miracles to avo more gas Restrictions should have been in Williamsburg. WASHINGTON Last weekend "When, God?" meeting one Sunday Through the combined efforts - at th«. first As President Nixon went to Camp David House, and after the I! " of AMOCO and the Dept. of implemented over three was previously feared, sermon Natural Resources, the small years ago after a similar natural traces of crude oil have now been alone, without family or aides. Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler denies it, but "Just after the Committee to Re - elect the President was formed. When I •°y°».nd»id,heK"™°nm 'J? eruption in Marshall. discovered in the know what you northern Michigan community of gas natural it has been reliably reported that the saw the people you had selected to did Rirh"' Williamsburg may soon become a Installation of protective underground water supply of President went up the top of the head up the committee, I was shocked. introduced me to Pat and'th Yf modern industrial ghost town. casings extending below the Williamsburg. The danger of the mountain to speak with God. We've got a long file on them up gave men ball point pen " *1 porous rock formations under water pollution is self evident: "God, God, why are you doing this The accidental leakage of here." "I didn't know it Williamsburg could have Williamsburg could become a to me?" "Why didn't tell God?" was you finH I natural gas from an AMOCO you me, many people show up at ~ Is the^Sx deep well drilling has been cited as the alleged cause of the prevented the natural gas flare - ups. Casings are used by oil ghost town unresponsive industry. victim of an "Doing what, Richard?" "The Watergate, the coverup, the "I tried to, but Ehrlichman and me - because I snubbed why you'reTuniS? you?" Haldeman wouldn't let me talk to you disastrous muddy eruptions in companies when there is a danger grand jury hearings, the Seante I Reform is immediately on the phone. They said they'd give m not punishing you Rich.! of a possible gas leak. investigations. Why me, God?" Even I Williamsburg. Sadly, the leakage necessary in the oil drilling "Don't blame me, Richard. I gave you the message I called." can do just so much if it if The blatant disregard by merely a simple case of is unnecessary and could have operations in Michigan. The you my blessing to win the election, "They never told me, God." Wuttrgato, I could probably fix it il bugging been avoided. AMOCO for the community of but I didn't tell you to steal it." Dept. of Natural Resources "It figures. Then I sent you a The Dept. of Natural Williamsburg is appalling. At should make careful review of "God, I've done everything telegram saying it was urgent that you your administration is obstruction of justice, the involved nl Resources weakly responded to least 70 families have been the present regulations guarding do. I ended the you contact me." witnesses, the forging of bribi J the initial Williamsburg crisis by forced to abandon their homes told me to war. I wiretapping, perjury paJf since the personal property rights and the defeated poverty. I cleaned the air and "The only telegrams I read during mails to defraud." and use ofl ordering that all new wells be muddy explosions state's natural resources. the water. I defeated crime in the that period were those in support of "Good equipped with protective casings. began. The abundant natural Stronger controls are needed streets. Surely I deserve a break." my bombing North Vietnam." God, nobody's "I guess that's what the perfect Such immediate action was resources of the area - game fish those orl companies whicn grand iif and wildlife - may also have been on is saying." '1 necessary but long overdue. "Richard, 1 tried to that severely endangered. abuse their privileges to develop you warn you had sinful people working for "Finally, Richard, I made effort. I showed one last "Look, I've got less than in which to go down as the fouryj AMOCO is presently drilling Michigan's natural resources. you." up at a prayer President in the history of the greal UniF relief holes to alleviate the gas States. Give me a break." pressure but the damage to the Williamsburg area has been done. "God, are you asking for a hurJ sacrifice?" An AMOCO spokesman stated "It would show your good fal that the company planned no Richard." J action to prevent future natural "All right, I'll do it. Will Jeb Magruder, Richard you tl gas disasters because the cause of KleindienstJ John Dean III?" the problem at Williamsburg "has not yet been determined." "What kind of sacrifice is that?"! "John Mitchell?" The decision whether or net "Keep going." to take protective steps when "Haldeman and Ehrlichman?" "That's more like it." drilling deep wells in Michigan is left primarily to the individual "You've got to clean hod oil companies. This discretionary Richard. Get rid of everyone who! option has been abused by any connection with the scandal. \ AMOCO; the oil company must make it perfectly clear you J proved itself unworthy of such deceived by everyone on your si decision making responsibilities You must show the American petfl that when it comes to the presided no one is too big to be sacrificed! the altar of expediency." PIRGlMs p "And then, God, if I sacrifice will you keep me out of it?" thj "Richard, I can't work miraclJ Copyright 1973, Los Angeles Til no fund for CHRIS DANIELSON The recent P1RG1M election off, the work begins and Richard wears was a on sad commentary, not PIRGIM. students of MSU. but also only the the fun is student support end. over. Also, apparently, has come to an ousts The election was for 11 PIRGIM is fighting what looks King Richard was back. were diabolical beyond belief. The disillusioned serfs. Emergency impale him John dove into the I members of the PIRGIM board like a losing battle. They are in ants were all over McGeorge, from his measures were called for. chamber. There was no doubt about that. He of directors. PIRGIM was only the midst of a vicious circle had stoler the holy grail and pants to his privy counselor. Prince John was up to the task. The King Richard retained his kind able to submit a ballot witli eight where they can't raise funds due defoliated the promised land. His serfs had to be kept for King Richard at the price of the palace gil napalm had turned the Saracens into The spiders gathered information at any cost. The palace guard was McGeorge discovered gunpowder! people on it. The other members to lack of publicity and they from the ants, and legged it back to now sells firecrackers at a roa! gingerbread. The crusade was over. assigned to downplay the Drawbridge of the new board were elected by can't get the publicity without King Richard was back. the flies waiting just outside the castle. Affair and placate the serfs. stand. And palace residents calf write-in ballots, with the top funds. Prince John (hisssss) had scuttled The flies took off with McGeorge's The serfs remained loyal. privy chamber the "john" up toB McGeorge candidate receiving a meager 13 PIRGIM into the mail chute. The palace guard secrets within minutes of their was downcast. But Sir Anders day. evidently has a confidential disclosure. talked, whispered behind the tapestry. The and talked, and talked. votes. strong base of support among forces of McGeorge gathered before PIRGIM is in serious trouble students, as over 9,000 checked At this point a shady character After he had talked for several the castle. William Whiting, editor if a person can get elected to a off the $1 fee at registration. known to his intimates only as M'lord months the serfs grew restless. For Sir Michael Fox, managing King Richard was back. Anders was a knight of the table supposedly important governing Maybe more of these students While he was entered the picture. Camped deep in Novosad, editorial editor. gone the kingdom had John Lindstrom, campus editor! the Enchanted Forest with his trusty round. Prince John quailed. McGeorge position with only 13 votes, would have voted in the election languished in the hands of Usurper steed, M'lord received the flies and took heart. And King Richard Bush, city editor; Mike Cody, slot J when over 9,000 students are of PIRGIM's board of directors John. Grain was strv ken under his Craig Porter, photo editor; analyzed their messages. returned. Kaufman, national editor; Lynn eligible to vote. had the election been covered reign by Commyroi. The busy It had The King had John fetched out of M'lord made periodic reports to sports editor. This organization was hailed poisoned chili. The lists were often the mail chute. He made him face Beth Ann Masalkoski, ai more thoroughly. blacked out. exalted members of the palace guard. manager; Lee Lock wood, asst. ai at the start as a noble experiment PIRGIM definitely is in But worst of all was the incident They in turn relayed the choicest spied McGeorge. manager; John Greening, asst. ai in student consumer protection. serious financial straits. However, which came to be known the - out tidbits to Prince John They manager; AI Kirleis, circulation mai as Prince John assumed an air of false worked especially hard to deluge him Over 30 people ran for board there is no excuse for them not Drawbridge Affair. Prince John had courage. He shouted. sent his divers to the castle of with titillating details, for which he "Prince John can fall to no man Members of the boaro of direct! positions last year. Now, setting aside funds to publicize rewarded them well. PIRGIM McGeorge in a move contrary to all American born! "McGeorge was Spaniolo, president; Debbie Whit® cannot even run a their board election. rules of chivalry. Then one day disaster struck. from South Dakota untimely torn," president; Carolyn Stieber, secrej complete slate of candidates. Student apathy does play a Planted in the murky mists of that McGeorge's pet Eagle happened to came the reply. treasurer; Frank Senger. Roland W Tom Riordan: AI Wilke; Michael Orr.l A major trouble is student major part in the problem, but forbidding morning amid the nooks follow a fly to a clandestine meeting and crannies of the hulking with M'lord. The jig was up. Sir Prince John panicked. He turned apathy. PIRGIM is well on the PIRGIM must also accept part of and drawbridge were secretly trained ants Anders was summoned and he staggered off in mad flight. The Michigan State News is a s way to becoming an apathy the responsibility. The answer is recipient of the Pacemaker . and spiders and flies. captured M'lord. McGeorge followed with a flashing casuality, like Earth Day. As relatively simple: You have to The operations of these creepy M'lord blew the whistle. McGeorge sword. outstanding journalism. soon as the novelty and spend money to make money. Just glitter creatures during the succeeding weeks stretched out his arms to enfold the as McGeorge was about to biases are camouflaged and harder to Two find, but nevertheless present. Does this make them any journalistically or morally than the so - better n Quality To the Editor: in parts i a i_ that _ a. - auto J vnnlariiH needed replaciiigj called flagrant example by Kim In response to Carmen Hanratty's quoted all labor and parts char® Heron? letter of Thursday • "Nice ads, no me prior to starting repairs. I If Ludema is truly interested in eithics" - I must say he is way out of repairs are completed,] seeing that a crime against the public is line. workmanship and parts are guarai Cents not perpetrated, a question would have been, why necessary for Heron to write a more relevant was one it - Had he stated all the facts he would have mentioned that he was appraised of the repairs needed on his car at no for 10,000 miles. I have ha« alignment checked twice since free and it has been perfect. th| | sided story? charge, and that Roberts Automotive I challenge Hanratty to Take a look at the two articles will not align your car when they automobile repair garage tnaj which appeared in the State News know that you have front end mechanics of higher integrity an® Worth about Levin's firing. Probably 80 per cent of the pertinent information in problems. I have had the front end of my car do work of finer quality. F LETTER POLICY SN policy of o the Grapevine Journal was not in those two articles. repaired and aligned there and Roberts personally showed me the defective Lansing graduate st May 4 J The State News Considering the readily apparent To the Editor; support for the State News policy. Jt welcomes all letters. Letters power of the State News Board of Please add my name to the growing would appear that this is one issue on Directors to hire — and fire — to the editor should be typed double space counts on space with 65 each line. Letters must be signed and list of people who have gone on record as disagreeing with your policy of publishing the names of rape victims. which represent the State the University community. News attitude does of not the personnel, it is obvious how the best interests of the two State News writers would have been served by writing an To the Editor: Changes unexplained capitulation towi a include hometown, student, Having listened to several Bufford Coe "approvable" story. I have received information from unspecified pressures by discussions of this issue across campus, faculty or staff standing, Wyandotte senior Naturally the board will give out usually reliable sources that there will management, I have yet to hear anyone voice take I local phone number and May 3,1973 the version favorable to itself. This be substantial changes in WKAR - I would like local address. No unsigned does not mean Heron's information FM's programming beginning July opportunity to invite ._ letters will be accepted, but was inaccurate. It means that Heron 1973. I am sure there are many of you WKAR to inform us, the State News withhold author's name in will One-sided was done trying to do more than what was by the State News. He went who, like myself, have enjoyed the newspaper, of exactly w breadth, depth and maturity (I am will be taking place, and t J extreme cases. Letters may beyond the board's version and tried tempted to add, courage) of WKAR's the pressures that they nave To the Editor: journalism." be edited for clarity and I agree that the article presented to give readers a complete picture by past and current programming. have caused such changes, conciseness so more letters I would like to reply to Dave presenting the other side. The anticipated more frequent warranted, a "counter only one side of the story in - depth. can be accommodated. Ludema's letter Thursday which That, Dave Ludema, is what programming of longer duration, of group can be mobilized, However, this "crime against the Letters will not be edited contended that the article in the journalism is all about. "community news," and "modern, ~ E j public" is no worse than the biased for content. Wayne Loder contemoorary, light" music, in order Grapevine Journal about the firing of writing which occurs in the best Flint senior to appeal to "a wider audience" will associate foaKnr professor < of psyc| Arthur Levin was "one • sided newspapers in the country. Their May 2| May 3,1973 be a sad occurrence, an unjustified and Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 8, 1973 5 BY NEW SIDEWALK Shaw residents By SUSAN AGER State News Staff Writer are six feet wide. and are necessary upset due tc about the riverside Milton Baron, director of new traffic patterns which Sliaw Hall residents are walkway, but said the campus parks and planning, develop between old and Council of Representatives irritated at a new sidewalk said the extra width is being laid behind the new buildings. would like to see a change necessary to permit easy Decisions to install oi in procedure in building along the Red access on the routes for deciding Cedar River which repair walkways are made where sidewalks should be they say maintenance equipment, is eating up "our during the summer anc laid. backyard." including snow plows. Jim lirennan, a member early in the fall by Baron said the campus Baron said blacktop, of the Shaw Hall Council of landscape architects planners are always open to wood chips and gravel have campus parks and planning student input, but Brennan Rt-prisentatives, said that been used on walkways in employes and the ground claimed a Shaw Hall residents, who representative the past, but that they are maintenance from the department "play football, study and crew, and spoke not very permanent and are just sit' in the area between budget requests are made to the Shaw Hall council the present sidewalk and the "impossible to maintain considering these plans several weeks ago but did with Baron explained. river, were at no time our equipment, not even mention that the consulted concerning the especially during the One Shaw Hall resident sidewalk was to be installed. winter." sidewalk. a landscape architecture "We need a walkway that major, called the "There doesn't appear to will path, stand up to the which covered be any need for it," elements all year round, concrete, was "just a by dirt Police to offer Brennan said. "And it's plus we have to keep a low sidewalk." really wide, too — an upkeep cost in mind," expressway of a sidewalk." Baron said. ever "I doubt if grass could defense class "It would have been cool grow there, and the "When a sidewalk is first walk might be used more if they'd put in stone or put in, it is naturally very wood chips, making it into a light - colored and look? now since there's concrete at Rather Hall natural there," he said. "But it's walkway," he very new," Baron added straight as an arrow, which Our back added. "That's backyard back there, our one of "But over the years leave? fall on it, it gets stained might not have been a good The MSU Dept. of Public Safety said Monday that it move the few places where aesthetically." will conduct a class in you gets gray with age anc! He gome residents of Shaw Hall talked Monday to member of Shaw Hall can still sit between the also questioned self-defense for women at Council, and Ken Hamilton, blends in much better with whether the traffic pattern Hector MacLeod, construction superintendent, to sidewalk and the river." 7 p.m. Wednesday in the secona from left, president of the the natural environment." which developed register their concern that Shaw's back yard would council, had hoped Tne new sidewalk, which along the Rather Hall lounge. a more natural walkway of wood Baron said the river could have been marred by the sidewalk which is being constructed chips or gravel extends from the bike oath The class will could have been installed. numerous new sidewalk* controlled along the Red Cedar River. Jim Brennan, left. just east of Farm Lane to a through foliage, concentrate on self—defense State News photo by Mark being installed this term will plants or shrubbery as an Wiedelman sidewalk leading from cost against rape and sexual approximately alternative to installing a assault and a movie will be Eppley Center to Bogue $22,000, obtained from the sidewalk. shown. The Street, is eight feet wide. department Most sidewalks University as part of i Brennan admitted on campus special improvements grant urged all interested persons nothing Ikelley si »S OK could be done to attend. Sign ordinances ruled void Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley Monday ruled unconstitutional ordinances in the city of Livonia Lnicipal sign ordinances which prohibit the placement of signs within the city limits. which prohibit placing temporary political advertising signs on private property. "I conclude that it is inconsistent with the I In the ruling Kelley said that such ordinances would be freedom of speech and expression guaranteed to all klerference with freedom of speech" under the U.S. and citizens...for a ■jtchigin constitutions. municipality to prohibit the placement of political signs," Kelley said. temporary I Kelley made the ruling at the request of state Rep. John He added that his , D Westland, who was concerned about certain ruling applies to the prohibition of signs which are placed "without any question of that is, either by a trespass, person owning or property on which the sign is placed or controlling the Applicants consent of such a person." Kelley said his ruling does not by one having the apply to the prohibition or regulation of commercial advertising signs. for city agen though the^ity free Ea$t - Lansing City Manager John Patriarche said that, lias beo* considering an ordinance to ban standing signs, there has been no discussion of I Applications for several vacancies on East Lansing possible prohibition of political signs on private property. sons and boards are available in city hall for id persons. I Hie selection is made by the city council before each piexpires June 30. New members take office July 1. | Commission duties generally consist of attending tonimission meetings usually held once a month. Most of the commissions or boards act as advisory groups to the RMincil. I Those commissions having one vacancy are: Board of pectrical Examiners, Library Board, East Lansing-Meridian Piter and Sewer Authority, Building Authority and liKingMetropolitan Development Authority. iThe three commissions having two vacancies are: Cable Jtamunications Commission, Zoning Board of Appeals, ■owing and Building Board of Appeals. Tjwo commissions with two to three vacancies are: pfficCommission I TO and Planning Commission. Human delations Commission has four vacancies >1 the Recreation Commission has five vacancies. opens bid realRIB EYE STEAK for school board $®[00 lackey te Davis of 623 Davis said. St., East Lansing has Filing deadline for the Ponced that he is June 11 election is May 14. ™'«J for a position on Two other candidates Lansing school have announced their bids YOUR BUCK BUYS MORI AT __ in the race: Vincent J. 11tois was a contender in Carillot of 1623 Woodside 600 N. Homer at E. Saginaw near FrandorShopping Center P 1970 city council race. 5001 W. Saginaw across from the Lansing Mall Drive, an incumbent, and I ln the opening of my William E. Appleton, of ®l*ign for the education 1618 Walnut Heights DriveJ _ 10,1 I announce my U lent concern ^d at the apex of BULLETIN - f 0cr«tic humanism," jj month GRADUATING SENIORS PWACTV RENTALS, GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS wiics " E«t Moral ARE NOW AVAILABLE Lansing Sh°* her you 1 u aireon cOR PURCHASE 1 "sjj&r | ""TtBh dowers WQ'I0 wide Limited Supply — Get Yours Now I 215 Ann St. 332 0871 - MSU BOOKSTORE 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 8, 19731 Food service employes seek College Press: union at University of Illinois The House Criminal Support is growing for a union of food servic. entitled to representation. Jurisprudence "unaui 1 I approved1 in in _ _ n 19.R _ 12-5 vote ao p uuence LommittJ employes of the University of Illinois. Ninety of the Each week, free lance writers for the State a misdemeanor bill1 that nr:"^'"ue1 approximately 110 student workers have joined the union. News read through more than 30 The Goddard Health Center at the University of more than seven days imprisonment "n provides -lcles n"d The American Federation of State, County and newspapers from colleges across the country. This week, Mike Oklahoma has stopped prescribing quaaludes. first-time possession of up to four ounces - a $200 fi^ f" Galatola and Mary Anne Austin have compiled "The pharmacy had been dispensing a fair amount of A second approved bill would Municipal Employes will ask the University that the Illinois make simple no«* 1 Student Union be recognized and represented separately this selection of news items from other college the drug," Director Don F. Robinson said, "and it could be punishable by a maximum of six months in fine or both. K'^n°I J0"> a -pi,0C from the regular employe bargaining unit. press. potentially dangerous for such large amounts to be prescribed." ♦ * * * * Three students at Lawrence Food service management is challenging the student clerks. University in Kansas h J Hopes for reforming the Texas marijuana laws soared been fined $50 each for storing explosives next union, saying that students are "casual" workers - employes But the federation argues that students are seasonal to a n., 1 T s two liberalized drug bills passed their first i hurdles,. reactor. who are hired when business picks up, like Christmas sales employes, like construction workers and are therefore "Actually, we could find no criminal intent" a U.S. Atty. Richard Meyer said, but you don't take (plastic explosive) and stash it next to a nuclear reactorT rl the engineering building." '■ Scandals dot U.S. Researchers at * * * * * West Virginia Universitv . investigating the possibilities of relieving the energy crul The plan calls for gathering coal by introducing solvenl into coal seams and then pumping the liquified coal out (continued from page 1) G. Harding's administration given an office in the Justice talked about his wife's various offenders. Duane R. Skidmore, School of Mines Harry M. Daugherty, a estimates that American coal eneii The "Ohio gang" scandal is Teapot Dome, but professional lobbyist who Dept and became the "plain Republican cloth These were the famous reserves could sustain nation moved official coat." demands for 800 to 4,000 the bribe - connected lease had managed Harding's administration "influence peddlers." energy years but said the preser into Washington with fixer. Harding and soon took over of that naval oil reserve to Senate campaign in 1914. Impetus for the Among "other "things, it methods of minin« are ina^ate. the government. Harry F. Sinclair was only a was named attorney general. Another presidential pal, campaign came from an was shown that the wife of small p&rt of it. article in the now defunct The key word of Warren His valet, Jess Smith, was Gaston B. Means, served as a government official administration bootlegger Look magazine called "The received a $10,000 mink Scientists at the Baylor College of Medicine havl during those prohibition Scandalous Years" which coat after her husband .usu«..u le®rned h°w t0 transfer mem°ry. in the form of a br J exposed favors to convicted chemical> from one laboratory rat to another. § Pulitzer Prize awarded to Post days. Means later confessed that he had received bribes criminals and the "five per approved a loan to a Florida Dr. Georges Ungar and Dr. S. R. Burzynsky of Bav J of more than $7 million centers" who for that sum The Democrats lost the ffP°r^ th4ese experiments to the 57th annual meeting | (continued from page 1) editorial cartooning. In the cultural awards, from the rum - runners and persuaded the Justice Dept. 1952 election toGen.Dwight the Federation of American Societies for Experiment David S. Broder, The award for feature Jason Miller won the claimed he turned it over to to refrain from prosecuting D. Eisenhower. B,0,°8y- * columnist for the photography went to Brian Pulitzer Prize for drama Smith. Smith committed Washington Post, won the Lanker of the Topeka, Kan.. Monday with his play "That suicide. prize for commentary. Capital-Journal, for a series Championship Season." Roger B. Linscott of the Berkshire Eagle of Pittsfield, Mass., won the prize for of pictures on childbirth. The award for criticism went to Ronald Powers of The fiction prize went to Eudora Welty for "The Optimist's Daughter," and St. When the Teapot Dome vandal was exposed by the Louis Dispatch, High court sustains decision editorial writing. the Chicago Sun-Times for the general non fiction prize Secretary of the Interior shared by Frances Albert B. Fall was sent to No prize was awarded for his writing about television. was Fitzgerald for "Fire in the Lake: The Vietnamese and the Americans in Vietnam," jail for taking $300,000 for the lease. It's a long way in time protecting newsmen, sources and Robert Coles for and money from these WASHINGTON The Enormous Profits from the Columbia "Children of Crises," millions to the mink coats Supreme Court Monday Racial Prejudice." Journalism Review, refused to identify federal civil rights laws win release from jail. t| Volumes II and III. and deep freezes of the upheld a lower court ruling The article, written by the W.A. Swanberg won the "mess in Washington" under that newsmen may refuse to man. Instead, the court rule| Alfred Balk, gave the real In another case, the that inmates must biography award for "Luce President Harry S. Truman. disclose confidential and His Empire." Nixon sources estate man a fictitious court held, 6 to 3, that state federal habeas corpl The poetry prize went to was a major prisoners cannot invoke procedures to challej Maxine Kumin for spokesman against these their imprisonment. "Up shenanigans and, in his The justices, in a brief Habeas corpus i famous "Checkers" speech, order without comment, traditional means by whifl Cinema X declined to hear an appeal by blacks about 3,000 Chicago Richardson tells plans prisoners who claim tha are being hel| who sought to unconsitutionally can s compel a reporter to name a Sen. Edward W. Brooke, freedom in federal court.l (continued from page 1) real estate agent he had ?ver authorized the offering R-Mass. can be used only after I interviewed. Hugh Scott, the Senate appeals in state courts hi >f clemency to anyone in The interview led to an Republican leader from been exhausted. his case is...false," Warren article in the now defunct Pennsylvania, said In Monday's case, thtfl >aid. Saturday Evening Post in Newsweek reported that Richardson will give New York inmates invoke 1962 entitled "Confessions guidelines on the a 1866 federal civil rig!| ifter the December pl?»ne of a Blockbuster - A appointment when he law based on the :rash that killed Hunt's Chicago Real Estate Agent wife, the appears before the Judiciary Amendment to challen| Who Moves Negro Families Watergate defendant sent his lawyer to Committee Wednesday. loss of good behavior ti into All - White Blocks :he White House with the Reveals How He Reaps message that "something dad to be done" to prevent POLICE 1 long jail sentence for Hunt. "Ehrlichman said 'I'll BRIEFS check,'" Newsweek reported. "He went in to see AN UNKNOWN the elevator. the President." When CHEMICAL Police said that someoB explosive Ehrlichman returned, he caused an estimated $20 could have received | brought with him what he damage to an elevator in "nasty" burn from said was Nixon's promise of West McDonel Hall at about substance. They said tlfl executive clemency for 12:30 a.m. Monday. There run into similar incidel Hunt. Ehrlichman allegedly and were no injuries. about once a year tl| told Charles W. Colson, have no suspects. Apparently someone Ehrlichman's aide to coated the walls, floor and reassure Hunt that selector buttons of the $120 A BICY*CLE*VALL' was taken from f ED| "everything is ok" but not elevator with the explosive. to be "too specific." Campus police said the Phillips Hall racks betw| Senate Majority Leader Thursday and Sunday.J explosive could be Mike Mansfield, D-Mont., detonated by friction such carried permit said it now is up to the G10028. as pressing the buttons or Senate whether to act on a Campus police said j touching the walls. Officers lock was cut and they hr resolution calling on said students learn they can Richardson to name no suspects. a make the explosive in ****** special prosecutor and Chemistry lab. asking Nixon to submit the A 22 - YEAR • 1 Part of the explosive had nonstudent was arrested! appointee for approval. been detonated when police Such a resolution was arrived and they deactivated campus police for drivl introduced last week under the influence p by the rest and wiped it from alcohol on Brody around 2 a.m. Monday. 1 case was referred to I You" The Swingin' Stewardesses^/j i m Ingham County prosecut<| "The Nelson Affair" L NEJAC TV RENTALS | 337-1300 midwest fil.iv festival MAY , .TODAY- ! 1 PM-FREE - CANADIAN SHORT 2 30-FREE - ROGER EBERT, CRlTI£ 3RIVI - SHOW B UNION BALLROOM 7&9PM - SHOW C 10BB WEI- TICKETS ONLY AT THE DOOR - . DURIIMC3 MON & TLJES | Tuesday. May 8, 1973 7 look to break scoreless streak Bv Batsmen meet WMU STEVE STEIN State News Sports Writer wcit'c baseball team will Litwhiler indicated MSU will start Don Ballard and Steve VanderLaan, that opposed to the 23-12 mark, has been in a Spartans' State Friday and Saturday for twinbills looking today to After their Florida returning from spring trip, the Sf$ ofcCoUjlf 307 E. GRAND RIVER NEXT TO CARD SHOP " a tailspin of late, dropping six Mon. Sat. 9 6 chance to put itself pair of righthanders, against of its last seven games. regain their early season Spartans had posted a 6-2 Wed Thurs. 9 9 . the Broncos. momentum against Big Ten U on the winning track However, three of the losses conference foes. record before the ,„L before the Spartans Ballard, 1-1 on the have come by only one run. Wolverine double loss. EVERY DAY LOW PRICE iiTthe road this weekend season, has a fine earned run The Broncos will be S'r a pair of crucial Big Ten average of 2.48 in 29 starting either Mike Squires, doubleheaders. Non opponent conference Western Michigan innings of VanderLaan, 2-1, work. is making his fifth start of the season. Tim May, Steve Alan Wade. who also plays Berry or Only Squires Club sports MSU's Sailing Club sent its best CIGARETTES $3.40 right field, is racing team to the Area J meet the Spartans in After getting only seven hits against U-M in WMU's regular rotation. A eliminations Saturday at the University of Michigan and 40c per pk. the twinbill at 2 p.m. today the Spartans are Saturday, He is also the team's second it qualified for the championship race by finishing third. ALL TAX INCLUDED ,t Kobs Field. bust out of that eager to leading hitter at .400 and Notre Dame captured first place with 31 MSU will be trying to hitting RBI leader at 23. points, while slump this afternoon before U-M finished second with 33 and MSU with 35. break a string of 17 they resume Big Ten action. WMU has been involved Derrick Fries captured the Best voreless to innings at home, Spartans were shut out in a doubleheader "We know we are better hitters than that," Litwhiler said after the losses to in many this pitching season high-scoring battles and as the Bronco fielding has division. Crewing for Fries Cup contender. was Skipper award in the A John Walson, a former Sears 10% OFF KODAK FILM against U-M Saturday and Wolverines. the been spotty. Bad luck hurt the Cycling Club's high hopes in a meet PROCESSING The Jjiled to tally in the final team Spartans' The Spartans, now tied held over the weekend at the University of Illinois in three frames against Wayne batting mark is now for second place with Urbana. .282 for the season. U-M, State April 24. two games behind In the Class C race, Rob Copland managed to take Western Michigan, which No Limit Spartan coach Danny has a 14-13-1 record as league-leading Minnesota, second even though he had to race without team mate (coupon) travel to Indiana and Ohio Geoff Expires May 13, 1973 Kuenning, who punctured a tire and was forced to East Lansing Store Only withdraw. In the 45-mile Class A race, both MSU competitors had very good chances for a high placing. After 15 miles, however, another rider crashed in front of Bruce Uhal, who cartwheeled over him, losing too much time to become a CIGARETTES 3 pk/99c factor. Glenn ALL TAX INCLUDED Gilmore, the other competitor in the BEAVER. PA. (UPI) • Pro Basketball BALTIMORE Quarterback race, - Bert struggled to a sixth place finish. player Norm Van Lier and seven Jones, Baltimore's first 1973 draft Detroit freshman Roger others, including three of his brothers, choice, signed a multi-year contract with Young was doing well in the Grand Prix of the United States, but two »ent on trial Monday on charges resulting Kodak Film the Colts Monday laps from the from a disturbance last summer at the police station in his nearby hometown of not Terms of the LSU star's contract disclosed. were finish he blew a tire and crashed. He was the race. unable to finish Flex Midland. A jury of eight men and four women to The strong - armed prospect is expected CX126-12 BALSAM challenge Marty Dotnres in filling the CXI10-12 was seated in Beaver County Court to hear shoes of legendary ex-Colt Johnny Unitas. 17 M.29 CXI 27 oz. charges that Van Lier, 26, a guard with the CX620 Reg $2.50 Chicago Bulls of the National Basketball Assn., beat a police officerwhosupposedly The women's Limit 1 tennis team, after Limit 1 accused him of dealing in drugs. (Coupon) (Coupon) capturing the Big Ten tennis championship Expires May 13, 1973 Expires May 13, 1973 Van Lier and the others were also April 27-28, will resume its season ast Lansing Store Qnly East Lansing Store Only charged with resisting arrest, obstructing an competition today as the Spartans travel to officer and riot following the July 31, Alma to face the Alma College squad. 1972, incident. All have pleaded innocent. Techmatic Limit 1 su,. 58° (Coupon) Linksmen outm Expires May 13, 1973 East Lansing Store Only at Indiana to 10c Candy Bars 5C ea. (Coupon) first sudden death hole to Expires May 13, 1973 3y PAT FARNAN at the top of our game that East Lansing Store Only State News Sports Writer nab top honors from it's really frustrating," Robers. The two were tied coach Bruce Fossum The MSU golf team PRELL at 293 at the end of ntoaned'. MAs it CREST was v could muster no better than seventh place fdP^he regulation play. only a few strokes from sicond straight weekend as beino third or fourth but if For the Spartans, Steve we just correct a few minor the Spartan linksmen took a back seat to host Indiana Cole who has been the number one stick all spring, tnings we'll be tough." Shampoo Toothpaste and five other squads in the was low with* a 302 total Northern Intercollegiate 1.75 oz. Sophomore Steve Broadwell 24c 7 57° oz. Invitational last weekend. was next at 308. Senior Reg .75 Reg. $1.09 The Hoosiers Mark Timyan who has been repeated as Limit 4 Limit 1 champion of their own struggling with a swing (Coupon) (Coupon) tourney with a 1,477 irregularity, toned down to Expires May 13, 1973 Expires May 13, 1973 I cumulative a 312 and Bill Brafford was East Lansign Store Only East Lansing Store Only while the Spartans sagged well behind next at 315. "We're so close to being with a 1.547 total. The Hoosiers scorched nearly have every ULTRA BAN G. E. tournament they've 5000 Light Bulbs " participated in this spring ind the 72-hole, two-day "DELIVERANCE"" DEODORANT competition was typically a taily affair. They outdistanced next I JlmlL.' 5 oz. Reg. $1.35 63c 60 - 75 - Reg. 2 $.70 100 WATT 2/49c tlosest pursuer Ball State <3 strokes on the by m Limit 2 of a 1-2-3 finish finger. WW Proctor. Kelly strength from Gary Robers and That trio has TWO NIGHTS OF MUSK (Coupon) Expires May 13, 1973 East Lansing Store Only the cream of the Big /WALKING Scotch Ten this spring. Hair set Rubbing Neutrogena Biddinger, TALUS frMwiwnayii who saw honors slip ™nhim in a tls year, slid away playoff earlier in a tape Alcohol Soap THE EAGLES W footer for a parjm^he CICELY TYSON 16 oz. Graduation PAUL WIN! IELO Reg. $.69 32° Reg. $.29 16c Reg. $1.00 61c | Announcements Are Now Gram Parsons Limit 2 (Coupon) Expires May 13, 1973 East Lansing Store Only Limit 1 (Coupon) Expires May 13. 1973 ast Lansing Store Only Available Lester Flat t & the Nashville Grass Spring Clearance Nylons & Knee Sox saMpnHnaytt Orion Knee Sox QUICKSILVER Reg. $1.00 e 2/gg<= Canned Heat REO Speedwagoti ONE SIZE PAKTY HOSE SEAMLESS STRETCH adult x movies S7.00 for both nights No. 500 Limit 6 41' COMPLETE £/VE Reg. $.75 (Coupon) Expires May 13, 1973 East Lansing Store Only Tickets NOW ON SALE At Virginia Maid Panty Hose 49° no. 105 £»mit 64 $, COUPLES of I with ad S5.00 Campbell's, Marshall's, MSUnRn D »oft Keg. $.89 (Coupon) Expires May 13, 1973 East Lansing Store Only 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan >^l c STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 frankly speak inc. -Sii Employment llif Employment CHEVELLE 1968 automatic, MUSTANG 1967 Good body LEARN TO FLYI Over 30 years MODELS WANTED, $8 per JF - blsck - experience in all types of hour. CONFIDENTIAL SECRETA vinyl top, new tires, and motor. Blue hardtop, Hours 12pm - 12am. Prestige client good condition. $1095. $475. Phone 351-5076 after flight training. Approved for Phone 489-1215. 10-5-10 offer, 484-3694. 3-5-10 4pm. 3-5-10 veterans. FRANCIS challenging position for and r those indivw,!fc J AVIATION, Airport Road. DINING ROOM hostess. PHONE 355-8255 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE - MUSTANG 1965 automatic, Call 484-1324. C-5-31 Summer employment at "ho have shorthand'"1 1 - 347 Student Sarvicts Blda. typing skills. Excellent 1966, good transportation, V8, great body, good Holland House in East Tawas. and fringe •AUTOMOTIVE best offer 355-2443. 3-5-9 over $50. mileage, reliable, Asking $350. 339-9227 after 6pm. 0 Employment m Good salary, room and board available. Please send resume' to Hartford are learn program motivated and you should |f wan, call H,,l J Scooters & Cycles SP5-5-14 International, Ashdown, CHEVROLET IMPALA - 1967, DINING ROOM waitress. 2163 North Center, Saginaw, SOUTHWOrtI Parts & Service Ml personnel associate! 396. Also 1963 Pontiac 389. MUSTANG 1966 6 cylinder, 48603 or phone 517- Aviation Both need some repair. Best - stick, lots of new parts. Try it Summer employment at Holland House in East Tawes. 799-8490. 5-5-9 INC., 694-3321. 2-5-9 1 •EMPLOYMENT offer. 489-0612. 5-5-11 you'll like it. Call 332-5137. Salary plus tips, room and For Rent •FOR RENT Apartments UP TO 35 MILES 5-5-11 board available. Please send a resume' to Hartford WAITRESSES WANTED- day shift, night shift. Apply 1203 ^ NOVA 1971 350, 3 speed, air South Houses PER GALLON - International, 2163 North Washington Avenue, shocks, stereo, call Jack STEREO RENTALS $23 Center, Saginaw, Ml 48603 days only. No phone calls! Rooms Nash. 332-0866. 5-5-11 5 5-9 term, $9.50 per month. F or phone 517- 799-8490. •FOR SALE 5-M delivery, service and pick M Animals NOVA 1962 Good condition. WAITRESSES WANTED - day No deposit. TV's same availabl^fl Mobile Homes New tires and motor COCKTAIL LOUNGE waitress. shift, night shift. Apply at rates. Call neja! •LOST & FOUND overhauled. 372-1259. Summer employment at the Depot Restaurant, 1203 337-1300. c-5-31 1 X 3-5-9 South Holland House in East Tawas. Washington Avenue, •PERSONAL Salary plus tips, room and days only. No phone calls! Apartments •PEANUTS PERSONAL O L DS MOBILE STATION board available. Plaase send a Contact - John Kinne _ 5-5-9^ •REAL ESTATE or wagon, 1964. Good tires, Post Office Box 1523 resume' to Hartford East Lansinq, Michigan 48823 PART TIME, 8 men needed •RECREATION Dave Sutton 393-5700 mechanically reliable, $300. International, 2163 North 487-3096. 5-5-9 Center, Saginaw, Ml 48603 during Spring term. $300 / I BEDROOM •SERVICE financing available. month. Phone 489-3494. furnished, fully - sublea| Instruction Immediate or phone 517 799-8490. C-5-31 carpeted f OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 5-5-9 conditioned, balconl ](<#«] - Automotive ** Typing Service CHEVROLET NOVA - 1970, 1968, 4 door sedan. V-8, PART TIME employment for 337-9243. 3-5-10 ' excellent condition, original automatic, power steering MARKETING TRAINEE •TRANSPORTATION - aggressive people, evenings owner. $1,350. Phone and brakes. Must sell! Make college graduate (BBA) HASLETT ARMS •WANTED and weekends. Call Mr. 349-9465. 5-5-9 offer. 482-7213. 2-5-9 VW VAN, good condition. Many HONDA 1971 CB-350 road offered ground floor APARTMENTS Deters. 351-4358, 2-10pm. extra features. Best offer, bike, like new condition, opportunity to become 135 ••RATES** CHEVY NOVA PINTO 1972 200cc, radio, air, _a5-5-9 Collingwood supersport - 353-2131. 5-5-11 $500. Call 332-4747 after involved with a dynamic PHONE: 332-3843 10 word minimum convertible, 1963 - needs ye.low, vinyl top, 393-5488 7pm. 4-5-11 leader in the field of MARTINS' HAIR FASHIONS is transmission work, $25. after 5pm. 5-5-10 VW BUS 1965 priced to sell, Consumer Financial Planning. Now leasing for - accepting applications for 351-4808. 3-5-8 good condition. Phone SUZUKI 500 Phone Michael Ceene, beauty operators. 332-4522. summer and fall - 1970, near PLYMOUTH 1966 - 6cylinder, 482-3954. 3-5-11 SOUTHWORTH 10-5-21 perfect condition, low 5 CORVAIR 1964 4 speed, new standard. Good local PERSONNEL ASSOCIATES. MAN, 3 - mileage, $500, or best offer. transmission last week, looks transportation, $150. VW BUG, 1967 - $400. 351-2672. 3-5-10 INC., 694-3321. 2-5-8 FULL OR part time drug clerk, good, runs excellent. $325. 489-1027, 3-5-10 Serviced regularly, diagnosis must be experienced and Call 482-6003. 3-5-9 KAWASAKI 250cc 1970, furnished. Summer and fal good, but needs valve job. - THE SEA HAWK have own transportation. PONTIAC TEMPEST 1965 - 6 condition. Call 672 Virginia Ave., 337-27W , Call 337-0285 evenings. 3-5-9 excellent References. Call 349-1702 RESTAURANT 5-5-14 cylinder, automatic, $100. 355 9891 or 355-6121. in Williamston after 6 pm 2-5-9 Call 372-4155. 3-5-8 VW BUS 1966 excellent X-10-5-8 needs full - or part time: mechanical condition. 1965 2 cooks ONE BEDROOM furnished, J PONTIAC 1972 - LeMans 1972 HONDA $140/ month. Available MT 351-5092. 1-5-8 VW with sunroof. Call Cal CL350. $700 GT, 350 2 barrel. Hurst 15th. 351 4799. 6 5'10 Root for details. 485-2904. only 7000 miles. 337-7412 dish machine operators DEADLINE shifter, deck, after DATSUN 1971 - 1200 Coupe. tape dual 3-5-8 6pm. 3-5-9 busboys (must be 18) workshop. Industrial arts 1 P.M. one class day New clutch. exhaust, only 8,000 miles, Call between l $1,190. - 4pm experience preferred. Please before publication. 351-9487. 2-5-9 warranty. 351-6909 5-5-11 VW BUS 1968 HONDA REPAIR and For call Jim McFarland . - er.gine rebuilt, at remodeled for traveling. service, independent shop, 489-3731.4-5-11 Peanuts Personal ads DATSUN 1972 - 510, 2-door, PONTIAC GRAND Prix 1972 After 6pm, Eric, 394-0349. factory trained. Vetter must be pre-paid. radio, 9000 miles, $1875. loaded with options. 3-5-8 fairings in stock, tires, TIRED OLD man desperately 355-7963. 5-5-10 Reasonable. Call 482-9776. REGISTERED NURSES - batteries, chains. G.T. needs sales help to operate 5-5-11 11-7:30 openings. Full time Cancellations/ Corrections VW 1972 - Super beetle with MOTORS, 816 East Howe, and promote his educational • 12 noon one class day extras. 7,000 miles, must sell, Lansing 485-6815, or part time. Paid luncheon research publications SUMMER of PORSCHE 1972 - excellent and parking. Paid orientation pay off balance. 337-2583. appointment necessary business. Part or full time. before publications. condition, $3,500. Call 5-5-9 5-5-11 period. Time and half for Call Dad, 351-1560. 5-5-14 BURCHAM 676-4171 after 6pm. 3-5-10 weekends worked. Apply at The State News will be 355-4899 SP-5-5-14 VW BUS 1966 INGHAM COUNTY WOODS - new tires, LEGAL SECRETARY. Lansing Spend your SUMMER pools responsible only for the DUNEBUGGY 1964 - Baja kit. PORSCHE 912 1968, always clutch, exhaust system, paint SUZUKI $650 for 1971, EXTENDED CARE Law Firm. Full time. - Typing first day's incorrect Lime green, street legal, Call maintained, excellent job, inside in good condition, 500cc, two stroke twin. FACILITY, 3882 Dobie and shorthand. 487-3613. ♦Heated Pool "Laundry 372-9274, 2-5-8 condition. Call 337-0825 AM/FM radio. Call 371-1757. Road, Okemos, Michigan. Ms. •Ample Parking * Ai' Cor ^insertion. J after 7:30pm and weekends. Purple, new chain and rear L. Risk, R.N., Director of 3-5-10 sprocket, 6,100 miles. Extras. FIAT 1969 - A-50 Spider, 5-5-11 Nursing. Phone 349-1050. Summer Leases Call 337-1215 afternoons. EXPERIENCED BARTENDER $400. Must sell. Call Motorcycles ' 3-5-9 5-5-11 - nights only. ALLE-EY. 220 Studio AptS. $125 1 weekends, 351-8284. 2-5-9 RENAULT 1967, battered but 1 Bedroom $140 1 M.A.C. No phone calls! 2-5-9 BABYSITTER, FRIDAY 2 Bedroom $165 mj dependable. Rebuilt engine. FORD GALAXIE 1966 - good Call 393-1472. 4-5-8 BMW, YAMAHA . TRIUMPH mornings, 9am to 1pm. Own . Sec. Deposit - $100 L HONDA 1971 CL350, low RICKMAN. Most 73's in SAILING COUNSELOR wanted 745 Burcham Dr. 351 311 condition, $300, best offer, - transportation necessary. mileage, helmets, back stock. Some 72's for Camp Cobbossee for or motorcycle trade. Call RENAULT 1968, 40,000 miles, at reduced 349-3238. 1-5-8 or 484-40I AMERICAN 1969 355-5824. 10-5-8 carrier, cover, $695. Call prices. Leathers, helmets, Boys. Should be at least 21 great gas mileage 353-2814 6 cylinder, $800. Call after 5pm, 351-0048. 3-5-10 parts, custom accessories and GIRL STUDENT years of age with previous 1 MAN needed immediat or 353-2811. 3-5-10 - We need a 332-4422. 3-5-8 FORD, 1967 - LTD, 2-door service. SHEPS MOTOR experience teaching sailing. kind, responsible, hardtop, recent valve job, ROADRUNNER 1969 New BSA 650 LIGHTNING 1972, SPORTS, INC. 2460 North Camp is located in Maine. - experienced student to live new tires and battery. excellent condition. Please write Special Delivery AUSTIN 1962 - London taxi. clutch, htaders, new seat $700. Cedar, Holt. Just South of with us. Do some housework 625-3025. 3-5-9 676-4171 after 6pm. 3-5-10 I -96 giving full details to Camp Call Tom Foster, 353-8800 covers. Phone 393-4227. overpass. Phone and cooking and help with or after 6pm, 355-1173. FORD 5-5-9 694 6621. C-5-5-11 our 3 year old. Job begins Office, 225 East 57 Street, UNIVERSITY TERRACfl MAVERICK - 1971, HONDA 350SL 1971, 3,000 New York. N.Y. 10022 or APARTMENTS 5-5-14 - soon and goes through the standard transmission, TOYOTA COROLLA miles, excellent call Collect (between 9:30 - 1971, running, 1972 SUZUKI T350J. Excellent summer and next year. 414 Michigan Avenue I 23,000 miles. Excellent best offer. Call John! must sell. 355-5784 Room, board, $130/ month. a.m. 5:30 p.m.): BUICK LaSABRE custom 1967, 2 door hardtop, radio, 2 tone condition. Call 355-7913. 882-1847 or 353-5988. SP-5-5-14 condition, extras, two $675. 351-3067. helmets, Faculty home. Walking 212-752-5853. 5-5-14 PHONE: 337-9341 J X-5-5-11 3-5-10 after 3pm blue and white, $675, 10-5-15 distance campus. Call 372-7370. 5-5-14 FURY I 1967, good condition, 1970 BRIDGESTONE - 175cc, 337-0241 after 5pm. 5-5-14 1 & 2 bedroom now leasl| TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1967, $275. New JVC Quadrasonic cheap. Phone 353 - HONDA, 1969 - CB 450. Good BUICK SKYLARK custom, radio, great condition. Best car tape player, $100. PART-TIME and full-time, SUMMER - 2814 or 353 2811. 3-5-10 offer. 351-5147. 3-5-10 condition, 11,000 miles, best 1968, power steering and Jim, 337-9091, after offer. 351-5481. 20-5-23 summer workers for moving brakes, excellent condition. 6pm. 5-5-8 company. Packers, loeders, Call evenings, 351-1618. IMPALA CONVERTIBLE - CROTCH ROCKET - 1972, drivers - send qualifications June 15th - September 15th 5-5-14 1965 - automatic, must sell. VEGA 1971 Hatchback, Kawasaki 500. Excellent Auto Service - to P.O. Box 426, Lansing, 6160 Park Lake Road. AM/FM. Good shape. $1100. condition; extras, $850. Bachelor Apartments from $125.00 Michigan 48902. 4-5-11 351-1048. 3-5-10 Phone 351-8168. 2-5-8 351-5092. 2-5-9 1 bedroom apartments from 140.00 BUICK LeSABRE 1967, V-8, METRIC MOTORS VW 2 bedroom apartments from 150.00 - MEDICAL SECRETARY INTERNATIONAL SCOUT - VOLVO 144 1967. new tires SUPER LOW prices on repair. Okemos Road and Well established firm offering 1966, 4 wheel drive, and clutch, good condition. motorcycle repairs, Randy 1-96.349-1929. C-5-31 Low Security Deposit opportunity to pursue self - excellent running, new Call Mark, 351-2799. 3-5-9 German, 351-8753, satisfying career on a part - No Advance Payment of Final Month's Rent brakes, radio, $925. 675-7374. 3-5-10 VOLVO SERVICE time ALL have pool privileges - basis. Challenging, CADILLAC SEDAN - 1964, 353-6002. 3-5-10 VW 1964. Needs IMPORTED CAR SERVICE, new or rebuilt congenial atmosphere. electric windows, door locks, 1972 BRIDGESTONE - 350cc, engine. $45 or best offer. Lansing only, exclusively Excellent benefits including power steering, factory air JEEP 1966 CJ6 metal top, excellent See for the best FALL TERM DEAL - 351-1966. 4-5-8 condition, 1,840 Volvo service shop free meals and tuition plan. us conditioning, tires good, PTO winch 2 sets of tires. miles, $650. Call 355-8775. 882 9808. 19-6-1 Phone Deborah Lee, 8 LOCATIONS paint good, good mechanical 694-3641. 1-5-8 SP-5-5-14 VW BUS 1969 — good shape. SOUTHWORTH condition, fine car, no trades. Moving to California. Best COMPLETE IMPORT CAR PERSONNEL ASSOCIATES, Bachelor apartments from $137.50 432 Bailey, East Lansing. MG B 1964 — new engine, 1971 TRIUMPH offer $1200. 372-8876. Bonneville. SERVICE including INC. 694-3321. 2-5-9 1 Bedroom apartments from 204.00 5-5-14 brakes, battery, starter. over ignition, 5000 miles, clean, runs well. 332-8915. chassis, brakes, and electrical. 2 Bedroom apartments from 225.00 Super cheap! 332-1887 after 5pm, $975. DOCTOR'S RECEPTIONIST Available at ROBERTS - SP-5-5-14 CHEVELLE SS 396 1968, VW BUS 1971 — 9 passenger SP5-5-14 AUTOMOTIVE CENTER. prestigious position for "all HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT COMPANY steering, MUSTANG 1966 with sun roof. Rebuilt 4980 Park Lake Road, around" person to manage 444 Michigan PHONE 351 - 7910 power brakes, new tires TRIUMPH 1972 Bonneville, small office. Mature condition. Cal engine. $2350 or best offer. Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for 332-5031. 5-5-11 excellent condition, phone individual with 351-7368. 5-5/9 489-7774. 5-5-14 appointment. 0-5-31 average 351-8627 before 2pm or typing and ability to meet after 11 ;30pm. 3-5-10 BUG EXTRACTOR - $29.95. the public. Start at $433. CROSSWORD Phone Nancy Winner, (Etopcfcmgftam HONDA 500 four, 1972, fairing and luggage carrier, $1295 best. 355-3710. 3-5-10 or CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 East Kalamazoo Street, mile West 487-5055. C-5-31 of campus 1 _ SOUTHWORTH PERSONNEL ASSOCIATES, i^ ^_^®^"332J ; 2 5-8 4. 1. PUZZLE ACROSS Court Canal 29. Shakespearean king 30 Reverberate KAWASAKI 350 - A7SS, 1970, SUMMER EMPLOYMENT - 8 Weep 32. Hindrance 5500 miles. Ask for Mike, full or part time, accounting 11 MASON BODY SHOP Antique 34 Parched 351-5961. 5-5-10 - 812 senior or MBA candidate 12 Stake 35 Pernicious East Kalamazoo Street since with 13. St. Anthony's accounting major, for 37. Artificial 1940. Complete auto local CPA firm. Mail resume cross language TRIUMPH 500 - 1968, good painting and collision service. to Box 1132, Lansing. 14. Early auto 39 " Rita" condition, must sell! Call 15 Bobolink 40 Poe heroine 485-0256. C-5-31 48933. 5-5-9 332-8196. 3-5-8 17. Spirit 44. Umbrella tree 19. Ornamental 47. Chasm SUMMER of clock 20. Russian assent 48. Years 49 Castle defense 50 Astern 21 Typeholder 51 Bumblebee make it one of the 24 Twitching 52 Agile 27 Pitch 53 Greensward best in your life at TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS summer and fall. are These spacious luxury apartments now leasing student units for "731" are completely A short walk from campus, carpeted and furnished- with distinctive Spanish "731" Apartments Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, offers you the utmost in luxury and summer living. garbage disposal and individual central control air conditioning. These four man units have up to 3 Lounge around the spacious pool gettin' tan and parking spaces per unit. Recreation is planned for with a heated ;xj' sippin' something chilly. Inside your "731" apartment, you'll find cathedralB swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you want to plush 31. Noise HT be among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM furniture and carpeting, complete with a balcony and 33 Aureemeni call today. Summer leases are 3 months and start at $55 oer man. Fall leases air conditioning. There's even a dishwasher to help 36 Appears J" are 9 + 12 38 Ahead I clean up after parties. Visit "731" 40 Ananias I months and start at $62.50 FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL - today! 351 7166 41 Girasol L Now Leasing Summer and Fall 4? Rampant I 43. Girl's nanl ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. Summer SAH Fal1 ^ f\ 44. Incensed | MANAGEMENT EXCI. USIVEL Y B per person T" / per person VJ %J 45. Past , E.4 SAGINAW2: Y HWY. SUITE 411 46. Snip EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 731 Burcham Dr. 351-7212 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 8, 1973 9 ■Apartments !|V] j Apartments ^ mfj TOfuriS!£AS«udStoUM!!|ERE.« WOMAN winter. 3 BEDROOM, available now, MEN. CLOSE to MSU. Clean, WATERBED - KING SIZE, SEWING MACHINE clearance NAMCO 50'x10* with 10'x4' &?* ,ho~361M6" »Shk»Sm*usr- carpeted, yard. East Lansing. Call 371 2360. 5-5-10 quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone 485-8836. 0-5-31 LAP SEAM with pad & fitted sheets. $40 . . . $30 without salel Brand new $49.95, $5 per portable, month. Large tipout. In excellent condition, on a large rented LARGE TWO party NORTH POINTE sheets. selection of reconditioned country lot. Call 489- 3618, furnished SUMMER SUBLET, furnished, SUMMER, DOUBLE, efficiencies. 4 man, CONN CORNET, $55. used machines. Singers, 9 5. 3-5-9 Air - APARTMENTS $59/ month, Frandor completely furnished, - conditioned. CALL DAVE, 332-4338 Whites, Necchi's, New Home Close to area. 489-1622. 3-5-8 utilities, kitchen, perking, TV campus. $138 summer. $158 1230 Haslett Road lounge laundry, verv close. EVENINGS. W-6-13 and "many others." $19.95 AMERICAN HOMEDALE 1970 fell. 484-0585, If no answer PHONE: 351-2353 girl's rooms in house with $80. 484-9774. 0-5-31 . to $39.95. Terms. — Many extras, including 351-1610. 0-5-31 1 & 2 Bedroom PANASONIC - STEREO Tape EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING washer and dryer Available class. Close. $88 / month. Recorder with automatic COMPANY. 1115 North June 1st. Cell 694-8408 after furnished or unfurnished 351-6722 after 5:30pm. 2 MAN FURNISHED, one reverse, $175. 489-2063 after Washington. 489-6448. 6pm. 5-5-11 4-5-8 SUMMER. SINGLES, bedroom EAST LANSING -Snyder 4:30pm. 3-5-10 C-3-5-10 apartments, 124 Road, completely furnished, Cedar Street, 135 Kedzie lower duplex, 2 bedroom, 4 people needed summer. utilities, kitchen, parking, TV Drive, from $105. Call man furnished, parking, $260 own lounge, laundry, very close. MELLOTRONS, NATIONAL 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. room, close t(3 campus. 487-3216. After 5pm, call per month. Call 349-4157 Brand electronic synthesizers. Tanks, $70. 337-2638. 4-5 8 $60. 484 9774.0-5-31 canisters, and 882 2316. 0-5-31 5-5-14 Altec P.A. equipment, Sound uprights. Guaranteed 1 full FOR RENT MALE / FEMALE summer City Guitar, amplifiers a-.d year. $7.88 and up. DENNIS shape. Full price 2,700. 126 MILFORD Call: DERALD BEECHWOOD -Deluxe, 2 man vacancies, room / board, ten channel mixers - 40% off DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, HEATH 485-4950 or for for two weeks. GILL APARTMENTS summer 332-8481.5-5-14 sublet, call HOUSES, APARTMENTS, $200. Nexus Co-op! 316 North Cedar, opposite ROGER PALVIK duplexes, farms. Furnished, 351-0100. 10-5-16 ELECTRONICS, 349-9293. City Market. C-3-5-10 REALITY, 371-2890 1130 BEECH STREET unfurnished, all areas, all Mornings and 5-7pm. 4-5-11 NEW GIBSON guitars with hard GREAT LAKES 1969 fciSina' PHONE: 351-9664 CAMPUS VIEW SINGLE ROOM $55, use of - price - $51' ranges, children and GUITAR GIBSON EP-335 12'x44', excellent condition, K June 1.351-3120. 3-5-8 Now leasing for pets okay. Fee required. Call completely furnished house. Call 484-5104. 3-5-8 electric with casB. 3 months shell special: cases. Introductory lakeside lot, TV and other summer and fall. APARTMENTS HOME RENTALS, 1004 East old, $350. Also Fender twin Hummingbird list extras included, l"E' FURNISHED one NEEDED 2 ROOMMATES Michigan 372-4600, Avenue. Phone MEN: SENIOR or grad student. reverb emplifan with life $625, now $315. Also in stock at comparable prices: from MSU. Ideal minutes for Tjf00[Ti ^ apartment, close to for summer Cedar Village. open 9 - 9pm. time SRO speakers, $400 Blue Ridge, Southern Jumbo, students. Call 625-7770 after ,o sublet for SUPERVISED X30-5/31 Cooking, parking, $50/ 351-0747. SP 5-5-11 month. 882-6582. 2-5-9 and J-55. We also carry new 4pm. 5-5-14 air conditioned, APARTMENTS Summer, near Guild, I en 332 5561. 6-5-11 FOR SUMMER, large 2 man EAST LANSING duplex, 4-man, furnished, available June campus, References. immediately. IV2-8932. 3-5-9 AKAI X-200-D auto reverse and Yamaha, other Epiphone guitars. We OWOSSO 10'x55' - two apartment. Across from Has 1 remaining stereo tape deck. Pioneer exclusively carry Eagle bedreom, eir, carpeted, Zq 321 East St. Joseph, — 15th. Call 373-7040 between campus. 351-3641. 3-5-9 ROOM SA-600 «tereo amp. Sensul washer / dryer, indirect 6-woman apartment 3-5pm. After 5pm, 485-6222 EAST SIDE Phone, Banjos. Everything new is f Dedr00m student - 5-5-8 parking, very light cooking, SR1050-C stereo turntable. always 15 50% off list price. lighting, extras. Quality Lpent, $145 per month. 4 MAN and 3 man for fall. $60, Ampex micro 54 cassette - ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS, $2,995/ best offer. Great furnished. 2 El 487 3216. A,ter 5Pm blocks from HOUSES commuter 372-7973.10-5-18 only deck. Fisher XP-7B speakers. 541 East Grand River, (below Lakes 10'ii$0' - two campus. - 2, 3, and 5 fc-2316 0-20 6 1 Available in June. 332-6246 bedroom. Minutes to campus. Exakta VX1000 35mm SLR Paramount). bedroom, air, study with Phone 332-4331, 485-2737 or 351-8988. 3-5-9 Call 351-9042 or 393-5883 PALL, ROOM and camera. New Vivitar zoom 1-7pm. C4-5-11 huge desk, $2,195 /best SUMMER 2-3 board, offer. 1 man. after 6:30pm. 3-5-8 BOWER CO-OP, co-ed Call lenses, discount prices, $139. mile from MSU. Furnished, 1 GIRL needed for 4-man. Old very close, parking. $150 351-4490. 5-5-11 1000 used 8 treck tapes, $1 STEREO. NEW Dual 1229 337-1420 or 337-0047 after Cedar Village, "73-74" 351-7636. SP-5-5-14 GIRL, STUDIOUS, looking for and up. 1000 used turntable, Sansui 4pm. 4-5-11 For Summer stereo new 353-1028. 2-5-8 others who have or are QUIET ROOM for male student. albums, 50c and up. 8 track turntable, TEAC 350 Dolby Across from 10'x56' SUMMER, FURNISHED, looking for house for fall. 211V4 Grand River, across and cassette decks, auto t3pe cassette deck, Tom. - CARPETING, AIR Campus 4-man, 2 baths, Call conditioning, furnished, very close, Owosso, collect, 1- from Union. Upstairs. $48/ players, used portable stereos 353-0372. 35-10 2.3,4,5 & 6 man Apts. Collingtuooti reasonable. Phone 332-8522 3-5-10 723-2410 after 5pm. 2-5-9 month. 5-5-10 $15 up. Polaroid cameras. $5 up. Movie cameras, DUAL 1214 turntable, plus excellent condition. walking distance Within of campus. WALK TO campus, 1020 Short 332-2091 after 6pm. 5-5-14 Air Conditioned projectors, binoculars. TV albums, $75 or best offer. EAST SIDE, clean, Street, 4 man unit, furnished, sets, tested end 351-3950. X3-5-9 Dishwasher furnished, 5 utilities paid, 1 year lease guaranteed, Call 332-6246 Shag Carpeting rooms, married couple starting 6/15, summer rates radios, typewriters portables and Lost 8( Found | Q preferred $150, utilities paid electrics, adding DRUMS, LUDWIG - white after 4 p.m. Unlimited Parking 489 18?3. 5-5-14 DODGE EXCELLENT GIBSON electric machines, $29 peeii REALY, phone up. Italian base, torn, floor torn, New Furniture 482-5909. 5-5-14 guitar, ES330TDC, $300. wall GIRL AND dog want room in tapestries. WILCOX snare, 24" ride, 18" crash, FIND SOMETHING? I Campus View Apts. Models Open Daily house near campus. 339-9681 Gibson amplifier, $70. Set - SECOND HAND STORE, high hat. Carrying cases for If you've found a pet or article 325 North $325. 353-7502. 5-5/9 509 East Michigan, Lansing. all, $250. 2771 Northwind Pennsylvania large after 5:30pm. 3-5-10 Must sell, of value, we want to help you |fORD STREET, 126. 2 Call 351-8282 furnished upstairs with 1 485-4391. Trades, layaway. 355-6734. 2-5-9 return it. Just come into the s from campus. Deluxe, bedroom, includes 5 DAY bank cards. 8 5:30pm daily (Behind the Yankee Store) utilities, GIRLS — summer, near campus. - State News Classified mditioned, furnished, 2 $135 per month. 351-7497 C-5-31 ANTIQUE SHOW GUITAR, VINTAGE Gibson, Department and tell us you $180. 3 man, $195. 0-5-31 Byrdland. fantastic action. SUBLEASE SUMMER - want to place an ad in EAST easing. 332-3909, modern air 19823 fc. Grand River RUMMAGE SALE at University Connoisseurs. Call 484-3554 conditioned 2 LANSING STATE BANK'S |5i-857! 372-5767 0-5-31 . bedroom, near campus. NEED TWO girls, for Fall, Okemos United Methodist Church, between 5:30 - 6:30pm. found «5lumn. As a public Winter, May 9-13 1120 South Herrison Road, 332-0763. 5-5-8 Spring. Eden Roc 3rd MALE TO share expenses, 2-5-9 service EAST LANSING : street S51, one Apartments. Noon - 9:30 East Lansing. Wednesday, Call 337-0786. STATE BANK will run the own from campus. Large 2 room, parking, grads Wed. Mall hours May 9, from 9am-9pm. Enter oom furnished, litioned, balconies. air 2 NOW OKEMOS preferred. 371-2695. 5-5-14 Thur. through Sun. No Admission Charge Asbury Hall from rear of church. 3-5-9 GUNS, RIFLES, and handguns of all kinds. Buy, trade and ad at no extra cost to EAST LANSING you. - GIRL for 2 man. sell. BOBS GUN SHOP, m, SI70. 3-4 man, $180. LEASING FOR Own bedroom, furnished air SOUTH HAYFORD 120, The Finest in Antiques 2412 South STATE BANK available June 15, Cedar, call C-5-31 ftl-9250 !51 6676. 10-5-7 large SONY DELUXE mobil SUMMER conditioned, $87.50. Call furnished 5 bedroom home, cassette 371-2244. 18-6-1 (No apts. left for Fall!) 349 2682. SP-5-5-14 SQUINTING CAUSES wrinkles. deck, and Pioneer includes all utilities, $325 per FOUND: key outside Nat. Sci. Help Jl LEASING summer and Summer Rates: SUMMER month. 351-7497. 0-5-31 prescription prevent with ground headphones. Call 882-2396. 2-5-8 TRAYNOR CUSTOM reverb, Brass color, probably |i S:-g ■ rooms, $15 and 2 Persons in - 2 men for 4 man 200 watt top. -Two 12" eekiy. Office hours sunglasses. OPTICAL housekey. Margo, 332-8605, jnditioned. HANDYMAN SPECIAL 90 speaker cabinet, excellent », Tuesday, Thursday 2 Bedroom Apt. 337-2764. SP-5-5-14 DISCOUNT, 2615 East identify. C-35-9 ANTIQUE TRUNKS beautifully condition, S325. 332-6812. acre farm, 15 miles North, Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409 am.call 351-4495. 0-5-31 $150 per mo. restored, nice Mother's Day 3-5-10 house in bad condition, needs C-5-5-11 OFF-WHITE German Shepherd, ONE GIRL for Eden Roc gifts. Also Louie XIV Love 3 or 4 Persons in much repair. Exchange §D IMMEDIATELY nan beginning fall - 1 2 Bedroom Apt. Apartment fall, winter, spring. 353-3314. SP-5-5-14 repairs for rent. nights. 0-5-31 676-2191 MARTIN, GUILD, Gibson, Dobro, Ovation, S. Yairi, Seat. 882-9157.3-5-7107.3-5-710 >V ' adult Burcham/ male,Hagadorn 351-3309. C-35 found in 9 area If" throuu't Spring 1974. $180 per mo. JULIETTE COMPACT BSR Epiphone, Yamaha, Madeira, - iwPJ'KJbS 35 8 SUMMER SUBLEASE 3 turntable, 300 NORTHEAST OF campus El Degas, Espana at THE watts, LOST: GOLD woman's ring, delta arms CEDAR bedroom duplex, $220 plus Country home with 5 acres GUITAR SHOPPE now. AM/FM, 8 track, $160. DOBERMAN PINSCHER vicinity Beal Botanical utilities. 539 Virginia. on river. 2 bedroom partly MARSHALL Kathy, 353-2391. 35-10 puppies, AKC, phone 1- Gardens. Sentimental. MUSIC, 245 apartments VILLAGE 351 7700. 3-5-10 furnished, $200. 351-7497 or Ann Street. C-1-5-8 468-3365. 5-5-9 Reward. 3536990. 5-5-10 J 235 Delta Street Bogue St. at the Red Cedar 351-5180 SUMMER ONLY. Nice clean 676-2191 nights. 0-5-31 GREAT BOOKS DARKROOM EQUIPMENT Omega B22XL, dryer, timer, - FOUND ONE grey tabby cat, ■PHONE: 332 4929 • with HORSE - THREE year old apartments. Utilities. Close to EAST SIDE Syntopicon. 54 trays, 1 light, reels, paper, meie, Friday night in Brody. I Now leasing for — Lansing. Close to volumes. gelding. 56 inches, drives. CREATIVE MALE student for campus, cheap. Call Bob, campus. 3 men to share. Phone 355-9811. 5-5-8 chemicals, etc. After 6pm, 6^7-1331 evenings. 5-5-8 355-131t, C-3-5-8 I suinmor and fall. 2 man downtown Lansing 332-5048, Steve 337-0152. Private bedrooms, furnished, 351-1414. 3-6-10 apartment, Now through 3-5-10 utilities paid. Available June RAILROAD TIES are now only FOUND. PAIR men's glasses, JIMSHED FOR 4 in private summer, longer Easy drive. 1st. 372-1199.4-5-11 $4.95, Cedar Posts from 95c NOVA 1970 - V-8, stick, clean, SPRINGER SPANIELS, liver tortoise and wire frames. "iet. and white. Welped April 8th parking, Furnished. $85, including and $1,200 . 393-9282, 6229 Outside Phillips Hall. fall, up, assortment of AKC and 351-9561. utilities. 489-9519. 1-5-8 Barker Street. 2-5-9 American Field 355-4801. C-35 8 EAST LANSING house. 3 Plywood Pieces, cheap! registered. Phone 332-5517 bedrooms, air conditioning, HASLETT LUMBER, 1786 MARIGOLD APTS. GOLF 35/12 LOST: BLACK cocker spaniel, nlshed, balcony, air Haslett CLUBS. 4 Spaulding tartmg May 15th. completely furnished, large Road, Haslett. 911 conditioning. Elite woods, with covers, male, red collar. Center close to campus. Marigold. Now leasing for Summer and Reduced Summer Rates fenced yard. July 1st - 339-8236. 5-5-8 excellent condition. Street, Michigan Avenue. Call p-2646 5 5-11 Fall. Large 1 bedroom apt. 216 j'jl-bOBB Beal St. 6:30-7:30pm, August 30th. $525 for the summer, includes gas, SONY QUAD unit, HPeT^ 337-1269. 1-5-8 351-7310. 5-6-8 completely furnished. Newly SA200 decoder amplifier, 4 |MA\ needed to share new carpeted. $170/ up. For SUMMER SUBLEASE 2-3 man electric, 351-0598. 5-5-14 and water speakers. Dual changer, 6 ALLIED 300 AMPLIFIER - SAMOYED PUP - AKC BLACK SUEDE OPEN - toed e, furnished, own appt. call 337-7328 or registered, wormed, 2 shots, clogs. Size 6. Reward Call "■ "esher apartment, furnished, air months old, call after tuner, $90, Kenwood /dryer, nice pedigree of 355-8024. 1-5-8 5 30pm, 349-9623. 5-5-10 speakers, $75. Craig stereo champions, conditioned, close, $160. MY MONKEY and I need home, jj 5 miles. $70/ month. ONE AND TWO bedroom 351-6949. SP-5-5-14 tape recorder, $100. Wyoming bred, reasonable ^4106 b 5 -11 furnished mobile homes, $26 prefer country. After 3pm, 351-7571. 2-5-9 5 PIECE component. Excellent 332-5243 evenings, 1-5-8 price, 487-0829 5-5-14 LOST: LADIES electric Timex. Friday night. Wells Hall. "summer $35/ week. 10 minutes to - condition. Must sell. $350. c em pus Quiet and peaceful DACHSUNDS MINIATURE 337-0133. 1-5-8 332-8141. 5-5-11 BOYS' RALEIGH Triumph, leasing on a lake. 641 6601. 0-5-31 SUBLET SUMMER - 4 man AKC. Show, breed or pet. 5MO per Lartte 3-speed. 2 years old. mi). house, furnished, clean. 526 More Classified Ads I Mronm apt. New HOUSE - 2 blocks from 18" G.E. color T.V. Excellent Excellent condition, $60. Exceptionally beautiful. EVERGREEN ARMS Virginia, 351-4119. 5-5-14 332-3101. 4-5-11 mmpletely campus. 4 men, available in condition, must sell, $250. 351-2379. 33-10 on Back Page APARTMENTS September. Phone 485-2737 332-8141. 5-5-11 911 SUMMER - NEED 2 people for Marigold 341 Evergreen Street or 351-8988. 3-5-9 nice house. 1 block. CUSTOM 200 bass amp, two ■ 'or appt. call PHONE: 351 Now leasing for - 6821 SUMMER SIX bedrooms, large, near campus. Utilities 332-5266. 3-5-10 FULLY ELECTRIC typewriter excellent condition, must sell, $150. 332-8141. 15" D-140 J.B.L's, Gibson Thunderbird bass guitar with case. Excellent eondition. KAROLYN'S B*!!4'9 Blooms, ' ""dent rental living room. summer and fall ALBERT STREET 551, one included. 485-1958. SP-5-5-11 351-8076, 10 5-5-11 The set, $400, separately, $250 each. Very good buy' KOTTENS AND KNITS "^oom, kitchen and bath.. TARGET BOW 72", 40 lbs., 627-7718. 3-6-10 ■It ^mediately I Call block from campus. Large 2 - SPANISH VILLA on Hagadorn brand new, with formerly the Bargain Barn Ere b. J REALTY INC- bedroom, conditioned, furnished, balconies. air 2 needs summer residence or ROOM AND BOARD for female student in exchange for guard, quiver, tip, carrying arrows, EUREKA CANISTER sweeper Je5ne8 Vernick, man, $170. 3-4 man, $180. sublease. Across 351-4684. 5-5-11 from occasional babysitting. case. $100. Call 482-0327 with attachments, model, cost $110 new, sell deluxe 351 6676. 10-5 21 campus. 3-5-9 I^NSING efficiency, for Transportation necessary. 372-2842. 5-5-14 _ MUST SELL, 2 hand - woven for $25. After 3pm call POLYESTER •A" GIRL NEEDED summer, Old NEW, FURNISHED, central air, 393 1510. C-35-10 Conditioned, DOUBLE-KNIT PRINTS - cross Mexican folk art rugs, 4'x6' Cedar Village Apartments. kitchen. Available now and GIRLS: SUMMER Near campus each. Raspberry /black and Call Su, 353-1124 or Terry, summer. 351-6858 after TWO VOLKSWAGEN fenders - Reg. $5.98 NOW $3.98! — utilities and cooking, $45/ green/ black/ yellow/ 355-8893. 5-5-10 6pm. X-5-5-1 never used. Primer coat. $25 month. X-3-5-0 Call 351-2779 crimson. 351-4656. 3-5-9 Call after 6pm each. 339-9257 after I ACETATE & NYLON KNITS CEDAR GREENS 6:30pm. 35-10 Reg. $2.98 NOW $1.69! J DRAPERY FABRIC - 98c/yd. I,™ I thru Wed. . ... Thurs. till 9 p i. I ri. 9-5. Closed Sat I Open Si n. 10 Young Drivers, Are you paying loo much for your Auto Insurance? Why not give me a call! For example: only PAST TONY COATS right next to Srody Complex ON GRAND RIVER s69°° to,. forGSREENS APARTMENTS are now leasing student and married couples Campus Hill Apartments, now under new management is leasing student units for SPRING, SUMMER, and FALL. These spacious apartments are carpeted and 21 year old married male l^iihed P?n9: Summer & Fall. These spacious apartments are carpeted and furnished with distinctive, comfortable furniture. Each unit has a Coverage: ' Condi?- ,t'nct,va furniture- Each unit has a garbage disposal and individual and air conditioning, and dishwasher. These 4 man units have up to 4 garbage disposal bodily injury and ■Nation l0ninfl' TheM two • man units have parking space for every apartment. per unit and include the use of a giant swimming pool and recreation room. parking spaces Property Damage $50,000 I^'fuli 5 P'anned ,or with a giant swimming pool and private balconies. We also Medical payments..... $ 2,000 I1"" resirip tUne re,ident