. ,h€ michigan Volume 65 Number 156 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 16, 1973 By illiken aide filed ELLEN E. GRZECH State election law requires every When asked by the State News if he no fund data treasurer of a political committee Hettiger said. "We did it (fund raising) contacted leaders in labor and the State News Staff Writm to was not requried, under law, to file a as an aside." file, within 20 black community especially, where Ifiov Milliken's chief of staff, election, a list ofdays after the general list of the group's expenses, Hettiger Hettiger said he solicited Milliken was weak. bointed to clean up and reorganize disbursed every sum received or said: "If you raise or by him for election expend money contributions, but asked that the One labor leader agreed that rgxecutive Office, failed to file directly you have to file. I paid for it money be sent directly to the Milliken Hettiger played an important part in expenses, including the date of each all by myself, ■oenses he incurred supporting well, most of it. Doug fund. the election. receipt, the name of the person Eken in his 1970 campaign and contributing or (Remeny, an associate) paid for some "We never kept any money or "I wouldn't want to say he elected Is has apparently violated the state and the receiving the money of it." raised money directly," he said. object or Milliken," William Marshall, president Action laws. purpose for the The Elections Division of the Hettiger said he contacted a lot of of the expense. Michigan ALF - CIO, said. "The ■ William Hettiger, a one ■ time secretary of state's office, which keeps people he knew from the Democratic governor put on a good show, and Imocrat who is now Milliken's The law defines a committee as a records of campaign expenses, said any party on the phone and by personal (Sander) Levin made mistakes. But ■ecutive secretary, formed and combination of two or more contact to persons group of two or more people get them to support Hettiger played a vital role in Led a committee in 1970 called who "aid or promote the success or supporting a candidate and spending Republican Milliken. Milliken's election, absolutely — with Imocrats for Milliken • Hart, which defeat of a candidate, or a political money must file with the clerk of the "I like to think I that narrow margin of victory." %it "$7°° or •^800" Hettiger told party or principle or measure." candidate's county. substantial contribution in this made a very Hettiger commands respect as a L gtate News in a recent interview. Hettiger said the group consisted of "We contacted area," all Democratic Hettiger said. "I got former tough, sharp administrator with a good £tiger said he did not file an account "10 or 12" people in "seat of the pants" a loosely - run, precinct delegates by letter — that was Democratic county chairmen to background in government, but many [expenses for the group. organization. the single largest expenditure," support Bill Milliken." Hettiger said he observers at the Capitol temper that respect with recognition of his mrm WBM shrewdness. "I'd trust him as far as I could Hfee? throw the Capitol," one person said. "But if I were governor, I'd want one of him around. He would have no qualms about doing firing or dirty work." Hettiger has been attacked in the (continued on page 12) White House tied to bail FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES House Counsel John W. Dean III, since WASHINGTON — Sworn testimony fired, called Walters on June 27 — ten by a top Central Intelligence Agency days after the break - in at Democratic (CIA) official indicates that White headquarters — and Walters went to House aides sought to have the CIA see Dean, one of a series of meetings pay bail or salaries for the men between the two men. arrested in the Watergate break - in. The summary details a series of The testimony also indicates the White House tried to get the CIA to meetings by Walters with resigned Ki block the FBI's investigation of a White House aides H. R. Haldeman " Mexican money - laundering deal later and John D. Ehrlichman, ousted White linked to the Watergate case. House Counsel Dean and former acting The bizarre story was revealed FBI Director L. Patrick Gray III starting within Bipartisan commi Tuesday by Sen. Stuart Symington, D - Mo., who released a summary of testimony given to the Senate Armed seven men a in the week of the arrest of breaking and bugging of the Democratic party's Watergate President Nixon met Tuesday with Democratic and Republican left: House Speaker Carl Albert, D - Okla.; Nixon; Senate Services Committee by Army Lt. Gen. headquarters last June. leaders of Congress in the Cabinet Room at the White House to Majority Leader Mike Mansfield, D - Mont.; and Senate Vernon A. Walters, deputy director of discuss his plans for a special bipartisan commission to study In other developments: Minority Leader Hugh Scotv, R - Pa. the CIA. •Sen. Sam J. Ervin, D ways of reforming presidential election campaigns. Shown, from - N. C., AP Wirephoto According to the summary. White chairman of the Senate Watergate investigating committee, said a formal request has been made to Chief U. S. NIVERSITY ROLE QUESTIONED District Judge John J. Sirica to grant "use immunity" to Dean and Roy H. Sheppard, a former re - election committee employe. ■acuity Such immunity frees a witness from By DIANE SILVER State News Staff Writer But Allan Jacobs, asst. professor of split and noncredit programs, would have on report, characterizing it as a move lifelong to did not contain enough members from prosecution for anything he might say — but not for any evidence developed independently. Sheppard is said to have removed anatomy, disagrees: "I don't think an equal priority with undergraduate gain political support. the academic community. He also eight cartons of documents from the Many faculty members have education ends with getting a degree. and graduate education at MSU. "I'm suspicious of educational believes the committee set out to White House complex shortly after the >lauded the concept of lifelong Not only are we living in a fast Admission criteria would include experimentation that is primarily June 17 promote the lifelong education Watergate breakin. on presented in a recent changing world butthis would keep the motivation, past life experience and intended for its political impact and concept without examining it •Convicted Watergate conspirator ;ity report, but others say it has real world in touch with academics career performance as well as academic the political popularity of the G. Gordon Liddy last year advised objectively. place at MSU. and academics in touch with the real background for people such as university," Devries says. "It is not a forgone conclusion that Republican congressmen on how to "The role of the worfd." housewives training for new careers, Devries, who qualified his University is any university should formulate its avoid the restrictions of the new 1972 tellectual and cultural and that is not The cause of the controversy, "The professionals returning for refresher comments with the fact he has not yet program and curriculum to that campaign reporting law, during a role for Lifelong University" report released courses and retirees filling their leisure read the complete report, feels the everybody," says Jan seminar on the new law held Feb. 23, Kries, asst. professor of history. "It by President Wharton last Wednesday, time with hobbies. committee which produced the report (continued o e 12) 1972. « role for a outlines a program for extending MSU minority of the Even though he criticizes the Ration that can and wants to to the entire Michigan population. report, Devries said he will approve of rticipate in this kind of life." Lifelong education, including credit 200 residents the idea if the new program has a serious committment to scholarship and education. area challenge lernitt says police "However, I - don't university role as an see the annual supplement to the encyclopedia." Even so, the home lifelong education proposed county landfill site hare info with FBI concept does have support among the faculty. Julia Falk, associate professor of linguistics, Oriental and African A By CHRIS DANIELSON State News Staff Writer township, about three central campus. The site would be bounded by Hagadom, Sandhill and miles from Research by August 1. The environmental recycling East Lansing effects sewage of plant By LINDA DROEGER controversy has developed over a on campus. We (Dept. of Public languages, believes the people of the proposal by the Ingham County Board Hulett roads and 1-96. waste water for agricultural, and Safety) do have an ongoing state deserve the University's benefits University property west of irrigational and recreational uses will of Public Works to establish a sanitary NANCY CRANE relationship with the FBI," Bernitt because they pay for MSU. Hagadom Road which extends south be researched during the project. landfill adjacent to University farm State News Staff Writers said. "There is a sharing of of 1-96 to Sandhill Road faces the Opposition to the landfull proposal has "This is a very appropriate idea for property. information. If the FBI has a concern landfill site across Hagadom Road. ,f>"formers a development related to the use campus they come and ask us for the University," she continued. "In In the face of protests from 200 This land is part of 500 acres that will been spearheaded by an ad hoc group named the Concerned Citizens by University police, the on this way we could serve the majority area residents, the Alaiedon Township of wt°r of the Dept. of Public information." be used in a $2.2 million project to be Alaiedon Safety of the people of the state. And Board of Supervisors tabled a motion Township, which was formed Monday night to permit development initiated by MSU's Institute of Water i S(udents that his department One student claimed that a friend besides, we tend to become isolationist (continued on page 12) wJents'"formation on campus of his had seen a photograph of him at here and that is not good for us or for of the landfill. The county has with the Federal Bureau proposed the new landfill for a 176 the People's Park demonstration in the people." ''^ligation chard (). (FBI) upon request, May 1970, labeled "property of the Some faculty members criticize the acre site in the northwest corner of the Bernitt responded to a FBI." about the FBI during a Public Bernitt denied knowledge of the nim,tt®e meeting Monday, (rnit. form idav; "Th" answer questions on an °Pen meeting at 9 a.m. Student Services Bldg. photograph and said that only files the department kept were "incident" files, but he did not make clear whether or Mayor urges e . FBI has limited not People's Park was an "incident." jurisdiction Bernitt Public had been charged at the Safety Standing meeting, on May 7, to respond to Committee to harvest By MAUREEN McDONALD He stressed that families can be v Wnlii esday questions dealing with informers at the State News Staff Writer brought closer together by sharing the next meeting which was Monday. After digging into the problem of planting experience and later canning Page 8, read about But the committee never got to the vegetables. a bill passed business of informers because it spent soaring food prices, Lansing Mayor e state Senate which will allow Gerald W. Graves says city residents "We have our own garden," Graves one ■ half hour trying to approve the P,tals »o refuse boasted. "My wife cans between 60 abortions. minutes and then another one hour can grow their own solution with and 80 quarts of pickles per season." and a half deciding not to abolish victory over inflation gardens in their "I would challenge any cannery to itself. backyards. ® The presumption that the picketing come up with bread - and - butter Sillier forecast of a chain store is going to cut food pickles or chili sauce as delicious as After hearing a report on the those home canned by my wife," jurisdiction of the committee, some prices in this time of great inflation is erroneous," Graves said in a recent Graves said. members argued that the committee should not be maintained because it interview. "We can eat cheaper for less Graves, whose budding idea is HI, s I c,oudy and warmer today, repeated the same function performed if city dwellers are willing to return to reminicent of the World War II victory th» S chance of showers, high by other committees. the good earth and to expend a little gardens, estimated that 18 million 11, Tld 60s- c,°udy Thursday cnance of When the committee moved to physical effort by planting a garden." victory gardens were grown showers, low in the Citing the bonuses of good exercise throughout the United States at the 30sto4Os. adjourn and Bernitt rose to leave, height of the war. and nice suntans, Graves said stating he could not attend the next housewives will enjoy the horticultural (continued on page 12) results of their labor. (continued on page 12) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan >' 1973 ~\ PROBLEMS PLAtUE SKYLAB news Plans proceed for launching trio summary CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) - Temperatures soared to desert - like levels Tuesday in the Skylab space station already crippled by a serious power shortage. But engineers say the problems are not "show station Monday only 63 seconds after the 118 - foot craft was launched from Cape Kennedy.- Later, two of six sets of solar cell panels failed to open William C. Schneider, Skylab pronam P1™ 's "nder study to supplement aboard Skylab by borrowing electricitv the fr h; S °r'a d stoppers" properly, cutting the Skylab electrical power supply by command command ship which ferries the the and plans proceeded tentatively for a manned mission to half. The solar panels convert sunlight to electricity. station. astronauts to tl "The FBI has limited jurisdiction on campus. We the orbiting laboratory set for Sunday. Conrad, Kerwin and Weitz were scheduled to be Schneider said the The space agency is considering sending the medical, scientific earth do have an ongoing relationship with the FBI. Skylab 1 launched Tuesday for a 28 - day mission aboard the space and other experiments will have There is a sharing of information. If the FBI has a astronauts on a short inspection mission to seek solutions station. Instead, they flew to the Johnson Space Center the reduced power. to be curJedh! 0 ^cau# for a series of power, temperature and near Houston to await developments. Even even if the astronauts must i gyroscope problems u me concern on campus they come and ask us for plaguing the giant orbiting laboratory. The spacemen will remain in quarantine in Houston as around 90 degrees, engineers work in information." A space center official said Tuesday this plan has been gineers work to salvage some type of mission from engineers say they will by the kind of "dry heat" Easterners off h tem' Richard O. Bemitt, director. Dept. suggested as experts seek to salvage something from the Skylab. Launch of the astronauts was tentatively scheduled describing how surprised they were to f h often'"talk ^ $2.6 billion project. for 11:01 a.m. Sunday. comfortable in the ut* of Public Safety Another possibility is to send astronauts Charles Conrad blazing sun of Phoenix Ariz th See story page 1 Jr., Or. Joseph P. Kerwin and Paul J. Weitz up with a large aluminized thermal blanket to cover a section of the outer skin of the ailing Skylab. The blanket would replace a micrometeoroid shield Area attorney Q Nationwide which was torn away during the launch on Monday, to a heat problem with temperatures inside the leading spacecraft Six members of a hard - working Ga. farm family were found slain Reynoldsville, soaring to 100 degrees. If you've ever broken the outer pane of a Tuesday. Ned during the winter, you can understand storm window the problem that death penalty Alday. 66, three of his sons and a brother were affecting Skylab 1. Instead of letting warmth out, the loss found in a house trailer on their farm. The body of Skylab's shield is letting heat in. By BOB OURLIAN Michigan Committee He is, however, distressed a life and for The shielf was designed to reduce the slim State News Staff Writer Against Capital Punishment that the death penalty is take a life, Michigw of Alday's wife, Mary, was discovered in a field that the space station workshop would suffer a possibility Evidence indicates that told students, Tuesday, in a where it^ about six miles away. pinhole being reinstated in many done so for over 125 ve» puncture from streaking space dust. the use of capital Great Issues class, states. He continued his Coroner Paul Mosley said the men "were all But it also served a second function of In helping to keep punishment may be on its Eugene Wanger, a private 1846, Michigan, the against those forced to lie face down, and were shot Skylab cool. way out in the civilized Lansing attorney, said there first governmental capital punishme systematically in the back of the head." Mary Problems developed aboard the $294 million space world, a cochairman of the is historical "continuum" jurisdiction in the English saying,"Capital punish which shows a gradual speaking world to abolish is not Alday had been shot in the back of the head and in decline in emphasis of the only useles the back of the shoulders. capital punishment, Wanger fighting crime, but it death penalty. said. In * * * Michigan's 1963 positively harmful "Less than 200 years constitution, Wanger added. society. Placido Trejo, a 55 year old Tucson, Ariz, ago, England had over 200 Article IV, Section - - 46 Wanger pointed to resident, crushed to death in crimes that were punishable states, "No law shall was a garbage truck be eight innocent people in by death," he said. "Now, enacted that emptied the trash bin he apparently fell asleep providing the country who were ex— England, as well as Canada penalty of death." and found free of guilt in, Tucson police said Tuesday. His body was have abolished capital "Proponents of capital late. found in a garbage dump. * * punishment. punishment," Wanger "In the whole uni~ * "Throughout the world, challenged, "will have to nothing can be m Montclair, N.J. police said that the bodies of a the number of crimes bear the burden of showing horrible than the executi 45 punishable by death have the need for a state to take of the - year - old socialite and her 24 - year - old wrong man been greatly reduced," pregnant daughter were found Monday night Wagner said. hanging in the basement of their 20 - room home. Police declined to say whether they considered the deaths of Renee Cali. the wife of a building Also, in contrast to the public displays of capital punishment in old world Hearing planned and Puritan times, when a contractor, and her daughter, Leslie Grant, murders or suicides. * * * person is executed today, it is done with few people present. The press is not on A Kellogg union hearing on the dispute between the Kellogg Cen Former Columbus, Ohio police chief Uwight allowed to take any pictures Student Employes Assn. and the MSU administration Joseph has formed a private narcotics squad of 15 to show the outside public. scheduled to be held before the Michigan Employm trained agents that will infiltrate the local narcotics Also contrary to past Relations Commission at 10 a.m. on June 5 and 6 in ti years, the execution is not state Dept. of Labor Building, 300 E. Michigan Ave. market, make buys, collect evidence and present it to the local law enforcement officials in a five - Friendly feelings and the great taste of drawn out and bloody. A hearing is necessary to resolve the conflict, fc "You find that when relations commission said, because the state area, Coca-Cola. That's the way it should be. parties have beco including Michigan. somebody is executed, it is "polarized" over the issue. done as quick and painlessly At a May 2 meeting with MSU administrators and The bodies of two lighthouse attendants were as possible," Wanger told elections officer from the state commission, the Ke found at sea five miles from Mount Desert Islandin students. association asked the University for recognition as This evidence separate bargaining unit. Maine early Monday. The deaths of boatswain's demonstrated that capital The administration refused, mate third class Neil Pichetteof Shelbourne, Mass., saying the Kellogg stuJJ punishment is fading away, employes did not constitute a unique community and fireman Ronald Paquette of Newmarket, N.H. students. ' Coca — Cola Bottling Company of Michigan. Wanger believes. will be investigated, the Coast Guard said. The § Northern Star of Northern Illinois Announcing University reported that previously charged as an adult with first - degree Bonny Adams , 17, It's Gradua Time the Organizations murder in the death of her new - bom daughter, will be tried as a juvenile. Section Deadline lor were Bonny and her parents arrested last October when sheriffs found the Help the graduate at his new job with body of a baby girl buried in the Adams' basement. WELCOME WEEK The body of Wendy Ann Vick, 18, a a gift like the Friday June 1st will be the deadline for Beloit College freshman, was found Sunday Organizations section of WELCOME WEEK, morning in a South Beloit, 111., motel, authorities fraternities, sororities. Pan - Hel, IFC, co • op houses, on said. 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May 16, 1973 3 COMPUTERS TO POOL DATA Network to link universities ByTERI ALBRECHT stored in each computer Foundation with another chief proponent of the combined capacity of the State News Staff Writer system at each university. $400,000, the netowrk project's funding in the co mputer systems could A $1 million computer Key University officials expects to need further legislature and added, "their permit further interaction in and Michigan legislators network, that will link funding by the legislature, system would not have had research data. MSU, University of called the project "an initial but is an independent, a foot in the door had I not effort to pull together the nonprcTit corporation. ' ' When all Michigan, and Wayne State given approval for three resources of the three Though Rep. William R. information University, was dedicated appropriations." centers are Tuesday at the Kellogg schools, creating more Copeland, D - Wyandotte, linked, students who have Center. cohesion, especially in the chairman of the Hosue Muelder said he did not problems in research The area of long - range Appropriations Committee, know what, if any, costs projects have ready access Michigan Educational Research and research." said he did not know how would be charged to MSU to the library resources of Information Triad The computer network much additional students and faculty for use all three and the capabilities (MERIT), Inc., system has been in planning appropriation would be of the computer system. of the different computers," program is an effort to pool the stages for the past five necessary, he added: But he added that much of he said. research data and years, under the "naturally they will want its use would be by students The system is hooked up information banks of the directorship at MSU of a dditional funding, and faculty collaborating in state's largest universities. Milton Muelder, however, I hope this will studies funded by various as a telephone - teletype The computer network vicepresident for research soon become self - grants. portable computer and a student must have will have provisions for high development. supporting." Funded by the Michigan Copeland, who formally Thomas Owen, asst. permission by his professor speed numerical legislature with $600,000 presented the network director of the National relating to a specific course computations and in order to and by the National Science Science Foundation, said, use the systems information resources dedication, said he was a during the ceremonies, that network. the foundation is interested Muelder said that the in the computer system as a project will be open to Oil holt unde "pilot program." linkups with other state colleges should they request "The computer network to participate in the provides an excellent pilot program. system for use in identifying A rob political potential problems and in deriving solutions that can be applied on a much not of "In addition, only to embrace information we hope areas centers in broader scale to computer Michigan, but also expand By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Libya suspended pumping for 24 hours, networds of the future," he out of state, to areas which Four Arab nations stopped pumping oil the official briefly Tuesday in a gesture of support for Libyan News Agency reported! said. could help our educational the Arab struggle against Israel. Algeria, Iraq and Kuwait said they Provost John Cantlon efforts and concentrations," suspended emphasized that the he said. Their slowdown, while only symbolic, pumping for one hour, underscored the increasing talk complying with an agreement by the among Federation of Arab Trade Unions in Cairo Arab leaders about using their oil riches as earlier in the month. a political tool in the Middle East. Meanwhile, Secretary of State William Western oil P. Rogers appealed to Venezuelan leaders company officials maintained supplies Ultimate comi for joint development with the United States of potentially rich oil reserves. the pumping halt. were not affected by llitchell Mehdy, an 18 - year - old Sacramento high school student, displays the first Rogers said development of the vast Effective or not, the gesture added a [Superman" comic book he says he paid $1,800 for. Mehdy, who has a collection of deposits in the belt along the Orinoco note of urgency to the talk in Arab capitals Radio Kin«i rare than 2,000 comics, says he considers the 1938 issue the "ultimate River could double the of turning their balck comic Western gold into a political ook." He says he would sell it for "nothing less than $10,000." AP Wirephoto Hemisphere's oil reserves. force against Western support for Israel. and his Court of Rhythm COGS denies PIRGIM fund bid (12 piece group!) |BVLINNEA SLATER COGS could not afford to student, and Richard from two COGS based on a graduate students teNews Staff Writer give away $650, which is Zollinger, Sacramento, representatives but had not five per cent of the COGS misunderstanding, Chazen represented on the Athletic Calif, graduate student, to had time to investigate the |The Council of Graduate budget. the said. Council, a University idents (COGS), refused, University Student situation personally. In other business George committee responsible to ■ its Monday meeting, to In other business, COGS Affairs Committee. Undergraduates have Seperich, COGS treasurer, the Executive Vice Ma y I 7 - jicate $650 to the Public appointed three graduate Steve Chazen, who was been given assistantships said he is working to get President. - May 22 Research Group in students to the COGS seats appointed to investigate the t mostly in the Depts. of Jrhigan iPIRGIM). on University committees and reappointed standing status of undergraduate assistantships physics and chemistry. The The State News is published by the students of (Thursday thru IfIKCIM had asked for on campus, controversy over D to pay about half 18 students who wished to reported that he had Michigan State University every class day during Fall. ft cost of hiring a summer continue working on received information undergraduates in teaching positions in the Dept. of Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Tuesday) Five interns are University committees. favoring the assistantships Biological Sciences was Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a Three important special Welcome Week edition is Jpected to work on committees received these September. Subscription rate is $16 published in nectsthis summer. per year. ICOGS had asked appointments: Tom Louis, Member Associated Press, United Press 1GIM leting if the at the last COGS money could East Lansing graduate student, and Pam Deiss, HANDICAPPED International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan 1 kvision I allocated the that filiate student be hired project with an iy supported would be MSU COGS the or Midland graduate student to the Academic Council; Gary Slimak, Clawson graduate student, to Council; the and Graduate Gratia STUDENTS If you are attending Summer Term and are in need of transportation: Contact Collegiate Press Assn. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. Editorial Services and business Bldg., Michigan Lansing, Michigan, 48823. offices State at 345 University, Student East LrZARPS; BAR. llted directly to graduate Worgess, East Lansing MSU Office of Programs for Handicapped Phones: welfare. esentatives said PIRGIM they graduate student, to the Graduate Judiciary. 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The question now becomes - the Universe . od s The committee seems to be headed in the right three important organizational elements: The report is a blanket why didn't PIRGIM hold this direction, especially as far as black people are concerned, Con Jl Hi'" condemnation of fast - food report until it could legally because black people in America are hereditarily linked to objectives and functional organizational defi^f 8 of chains. Since there are no names substantiate the claims it makes? African people's concrete goal is something more than freedom. just ,h ne °n8'*< listed in the 41 page report, one There are two possible The committee is composed of most of the elements it ar One is that they felt it Black students must define what their must assume that all fast - food answers. which make up a good organization: concern, dedication relations, j istomt black community urtll «~lr will Ka ln be in the 9..*... future and how . 'nsnlpt()t| restaurants are equally suspect. was their duty to the public to and people who integrate serious study with practice. The " 1 th The function to serve their communities. Anv attpmn. In the past. release a half - baked report only element lacking is interested blacks. Out of a group of T ipears PIRGlM's major V nnmmi.nilv oc MoM, PJ lo was wondering ho* androgenic activity are found in both normal sexual relations with several. common this is and why pubic ha areas. men and women as are hormones with women, I sometimes lost my erection curls (or why mine do not). Would estrogenic (feminizing) qualities. after penetration. It usually happens At the same time, other local In the presence of large amounts of be related in any waf to the effec because I am unable to block out a health departments spend too androgen, muscles tend to assume that I have used a razor or scissors tl certain memory: As a child I was little time and appear more trim the hair? inspecting food more mass' bulky. taught to use a euphemism for the The tendency can be accentuated by word penis (which I never heard used For the life of me 1 cannot figui certain types of exercises such as out why pubic hair curls. The answc weight lifting. However, women who by anyone else) and was endlessly William Whiting, editor - in - chief; is probably lost in our heritag Michael engage in the same type of activities as teased by my platmates for using it Fox, managing editor; Bob somewhere. Anyway, there is really Novosad, editorial editor. men will not develop as bulky Though it may seem like a minor reason why you shouldn't trim John Lindstrom, campus editor; Jim appearing muscles because of a lack of incident, I cannot block it out of my hair so it is more comfortable and th Bush, city editor; Mike Cody, slot man; sufficient amount' of androgens in mind. Is there anything I can do? Craig Porter, photo editor; Jonathan S. appearance is less obvious. It will caw Kaufman, national editor; Lynn Henning, their systems. sports editor; Dan Dever, staff Another I no harm and probably will representative. Beth Ann Masalkoski. advertising important fact shape of muscles appears to be genetic. in the guess that the euphemism sufficiently distinctive, for you is are hygiene considerably. Incidentally, have seen other people with straij m manager; Lee Lockwood, asst. advertising Body size and shape is often reluctant to even mention it in your letter. However, I must admit you pubic hair but never really discuss manager; John Greening, asst. advertising hereditary and two people from the matter with them. manager; Al Kirleis, circulation manager. different families on the engaged in the same activities are apt same diet have really made me curious about what word could possess such magic. PO The Michigan State News is a seven - time to have vastly different appearing Particularly in the area of sexual I would like to know if pubic ha recipient of the Pacemaker Award for muscular c onfiguratio'ns. performance, the capacity for a single turns gray as one ages. An outstanding journalism. interesting sidelight to this is that there individuals are also differences between in terms of muscle unpleasant event to inhibit activity is certainly remarkable. The intrusion of this obsessional thought at such Yes, though at the hair on one's head. a slower rate thi j tomorrow's newspaper by thi O'Brien's reporter sitting there? And what about the Republici To the Editor: Two I am appalled to read of Rep. O'Brien's House resolution opposing children in order to guarantee that the schools not go empty! O'Brien further believes that his who sits in on an SDS meeting, or Democrat who attends a Coliej Republican meeting? They, too, the performance of abortions at the constituents deserve some say in informers, if only for themselves. At University Health Center. whether people may obtain abortions they, too, inhibit free speech. To take such a stand based on the at the University Health Center. The key word here . fear that "we won't have enough "intimidation," and the police do He would make individual's Cents an students to fill our elaborate schools have the monopoly on problem with her own body once commodity. If people want to at which have cost millions of dollars" more a matter of public concern. This shows a gross insensitivity not only to meetings of various groups merely is an intolerable infringement the existing population crisis, but on an gather information, that is their g individual's rights. But If they attend meetings in order more importantly, to the human needs intimidate the people there, that of women. If Rep. O'Brien is so concerned wrong, whether practiced by Reporter with preventing abortions, he could Worth Shall the individual unwanted pregnancy woman pay with for an the put his efforts into seeing that the bill permitting contraceptive education in police, the press or an indi^d()" Brad shortsightedness of those who built public schools, which recently passed To the Editor: Rochester sophonw has been trying to catch someone at schools for the products of postwar the Senate, passes in the House. He With all of the shouts of "police something. The investigation and baby boom? might then leave alone to deal with informers," I think it's time to put Warning us crucifixion of Dana Braden on the what should be a private matter the whole issue in perspective. pages of the State News is an example. LETTER POLICY Carrying O'Brien's point to its between us and our physicians. The informers on this campus are To the Editor: „ The State News logical extreme, 1 can imagine that we Susan M. Parry "But the police can do a lot more welcomes all letters. Letters would someday be required to bear Lansing graduate student not all from the police. The press uses them all the time. They're called damage through their informers than a Last Saturday items from State I Purcfaf div Discount. I rec to the editor should be newspaper can." Is that proven? It typed double space with 65 reporters. seems to me that defamation my change, and as I walked out space counts on each line. "Don't be silly" you say, "reporters newspaper can be just as personally by a door I realized that I had been shoi are aboveboard." Are they? I fail to Letters must be signed and include hometown, student, Front end see the difference between a reporter damaging as a police file; indeed, the police must show you have broken a changed $5.00. I returned to the cash! hi faculty or staff stand, ng, who sits quietly without identifying law before they can take immediately and told her wta any action local phone number and To the Editor: At the suggestion of a friend, we himself in a meeting while taking notes and a police informer who does the against you, while all a newspaper has happened. She replied that she ^ local address. No unsigned to do is print Its not do anything then, but I wish to report an almost identical took our car to Liskey's Auto Safety allegations and the thing. Indeed, some of the things name and telephone number ana same letters will be accepted, but experience to that of Richard K. Freer damage is done. Center, where we were assured a front the press does to get information are the State News will (State News, they would call me. May 10) with the end alignment was all that was needed. as bad, if not worse, than what the "What about freedom of speech? No one called, so I wen" withhold author's name in Roberts Automotive Center. This done for $10. was police do. The possible presence of a police •tor. inquired If to[ ™ extreme cases. Letters may Last August, my wife took our car "But police informers are trying to be edited for informer inhibits and intimidates a been found. I was told that n clarity and to Roberts for a tune up, and after catch you at something, while had been counted, and 1 - conciseness so more letters group." And so does the presence of a money examining the car, they told her the reporters are merely trying to inform be notiflnd if anything neW ney can be car had serious front end newspaper reporter. How freely can accommodated. problems, Letters will not be edited that it was unsafe to drive and quoted the public." I am no longer naive enough to believe that. I know of too one speak when he knows that what doubt very much that my money for content. a price of $120 to repair it. M. M. Gordon Professor of Physics many situations where the press, too, he says may be quoted out of context and used In a biased be returned. Rena^0' St. Joseph sopho way in 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. M Recent art By MAUREEN GENTLE Ideas about the tired and redundant, authority says labelled by Karp as a result basic lack of artistic called the "Rocky symmetrical. State News Reviewer the trendy in contemporary of the "anxiety in abstract conviction. Mountains of the 20th In one work by Robert Ivan Karp, director of art- abstract style. Karp feels art." Karp did not praise the Karp showed numerous century," the franchisee! Morris, unsightly carpet the O.K. Harris Gallery in In what# he c«»ed a that such an artist, who has refinement and economy of examples of another hamburgerctands and pick matting was "resurrected" New York, gave a summary of modern times, followed an idea to its limit, this style, composed of the interesting trend in art that ■ up trucks that grace the as a fine arts material. Karp fascinating presentation on K*rP dismissed the recent must either invent new barest essentials of space, is receiving severe countryside. called this wrok an example the New York art scene last works of many well ■ known forms or hang up his color, and form. Instead, he denouncement from Other favored subjects of of "art about the nature of week at Kresge Art Center, artists as redundant. He brushes. criticized recent empty establishment critics, the photo - realists are disreputable materials." Karp, who says he views the criticized Adolf Gottlieb for One such new form, a center works of Jules Olitski namely the radical or photo horses, inspired by Another set of work of some 60 artists a me^ly "re ■ experiencing" recent trend in painting and Kenneth Noland for • realists. The subject of documents known to the sculptures, by John De week, has some definite his own art, as evidenced in called empty center, was their shallowness and their these works is what Karp trade as horse fan Andrea, exploit polyester lagazines, and resin, a material that, when macrocosmic vision of a foil painted, uncannily gum wrapper, blown up to resembles human flesh. De 'Godot' captivates audience 12 by 5 feet. Karp praised the visual vitality in these simple observations. While painting is Andrea's life this human material - like nude couple made of presence sized, life recreates to the - By DAVID HOHENDORF Playhouse, is no exception. exhibiting various disturbing extent of causing extreme experience an important Thomsen as Vladimir audience when there was uneasiness In the viewer, Stats News Reviewer U nfortunately, Beckett symptoms of the times work that will not often be attempting to pass two days "nothing to be done." belongs to a class of writers contemporary sculpture has who feels as if he is repeated. In the country marked by often read, quoted and apparently never been eavesdropping on an "Waiting For Godot" is a nothing more than waiting "Waiting For Godot" intimate encounter. Samuel Beckett has never discussed, but seldom _ healthier, Karp noted. The challenging work to . for the mysterious Godot. should be viewed before it offered works into which viewed. This naturally trend is an art based on the Karp concluded his talk produce. By its very nature, Both men were excellent, completes its run at the the modem audience can denies other important natUre of materials, works on an optomistic note it demands that all elements flee from more harsh dimensions to any combining their skill with Ledges this week. An neither analytical nor concerning the state of art of production exhibit skill Beckett's strange excellent presentation of a realities. Certainly, "Waiting playwright's work. wit to . intellectualized. Instead, limraili in America today. Defining and talent for a successful draw the audience into the work of this nature should For Godot," the latest Therefore, this production th|s art js straightforward, fine art as any work that presentation. Surely the expectations and the not be missed. production of the Ledges offers a chance to entire staff at the Ledges honest, and refreshingly changes, provokes or adjusts agonies of the pair. deserves praise for its WtH/M HAPPENS W\ success in handling these Jim Burton as Lucky, elements. and Jack Leslie as Pozzo BUT ENSEMBLE HURTS ALBUM ■APARTMENT It was indeed a pleasure were also impressive. They provided an interesting and lEHFLOOR to witness John Peakes as grotesque diversion for both Songs add life to disc Estragon, and Richard the waiting duo and the PHOtimrf.lNfOHMMlON 33? SI 17 Today - open 7:00 p.m. Feature at 7:35 9:35 By DAVID M. BURGE England Conservatory This new recording of realized that for the - Ragtime Ensemble, Gunther works by ragtime composer this record one c prJ f 215 ABBOTT RO. ■ DOWNTOWN "Scott Joplin The Red Schuller, conductor. Angel Scott Joplin has the smell of both of the r WINNER New York Film Critics Award Back Book," { the New S 36060. a ripoff around it. Nonesuch records of fl This does not mean that that have the piano ved INGMAR BERGMAN'S the performances recorded of the rags. "Best Picture" are bad. On the whole, they To further "Best Director" "Best Screenplay" CRIESAND U are very well done album includes the two solo The off, the Nonesuch present top til "Best Actress" piano versions of "The more styL performances. The only! LIV ULLMANN WHISPERS AS NEVER BEFORE THE MOVIE & TV INDUSTRY NEEDS IMAGINATIVE & AGGRESSIVE TECHNICAL » CREATIVE TALENT' NOW FOR THE 1st TIME HARD FACTS ON HOW VOU CAN START AN EXCITING CAREER AS A CAMERAMAN • ASSISTANT DIRECTOR • ASSOCIATE PRODUCER Entertainer" Flower Slow aitd Drag" by "Sun point that Angel for it is has(■ thatTheseuL pianist Myron Romanul. 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' 5:30-6:0090c 5:30 - 6:00 90c I T HAPPENED I N HOLLYWOOD off«n mora tax par celluloid foot than "SOYLENT any tuch faatura." Varlaty presents "IT HAPPENED IN GREENv Tonight: 6:00.8:00 HOLLVWOOO Is revolutionary and without truly John Prim 6,18? a doubt tha graatett tax I n. May 1J>>" 'i 6-19/ Twl ' tJt* Hr-! H film avar madal 3:30 - >i »n 90c | GOLDSTEIN Scraw Erickson M'ti I at 8:00pm & 10 301 S2 in advance and the best Slew (,o(> \ >\ m lobe the city's are enrolled for either three Commissioners will be will come out of the Eernmen'- politics and or four University credits available and research will research," she said, "but "If I could, I would take MICHIGAN'S SUPREME COURT said Kelley offered this opinion in a Eomic- mechanisms and for no credit. The results of be done on University - I've been interested in a ail 180 all inn ii a t a ■ Tuesday that it will hear a case involving statement for Rep. Josephine Hunsinger, D looint out areas of the their work will community relations. bank co-op for a long time college credits doing „ ' « hopefully this thft right of. home the . p . rule ... cities . to hold - Detroit, who has held hearings on i that demand immediate offer more educational and it's type Independent work strictly my own because executive city council meetings in private rescinding the ratification of the the entire ■tent ion and im- input into governmental Instead of wading project." traditional class set-up is so session. amendment which passed the Michigan Bvement. decisions, Allen Clobridge, through lengthy textbooks Two other enthusiastic The case involves a suit brought against House and Senate last year. of the areas under coordinator of the structured,"she said. project or getting up for 8 a.m. researchers, Margaret the Flint City Council and city manager by The opinion Kelley issued was based on Instigation include said. classes, most of the research McNeil, East Lansing senior, Research demanding the Flint Journal. the U.S. contitution, which provides a is done and Pat Schrems, Saginaw Both the Genesee County Circuit Court through personal process of ratifying constitutional freshmen, tracing the and the State Court of Appeals have ruled POLICE are Most amendments, but none for rescinding interviews, mailing out students said the life of the city residents' them. questionnaires and digging hard earned tax money research was demanding, a that the Flint City Council may not hold through files and records in - in little involved and closed sessions. ii the library. East Lansing, namely - the always exciting. But one When the lower courts ruled in the A S 30 0,000 SUPPLEMENTAL BRIEFS Each student independently or can work with a city budget. - They have been talking (.her, Bruce Brown, noted he is gaining an Journal's favor, the city took their appeal to the Supreme Court. APPROPRIATION for the Michigan Public Service Commission was approved 92-4 by to the city planner, small group of students and city * adept and expert know - the House Monday. manager, banke and how about places he can go The money will be used to hire utility ■two WOMEN TOLD campus police that a man exposed can study anything that finance experts in a •ffort for information. ATTEMPTS TO RESCIND Ijeif to them at 6:30 p.m. Monday in the second floor arouses his curiousity. to understand the ratification of the equal rights amendment the experts and management consultants to Rather Hall. Some students say they "I've also learned to use help the commission speed up their job of behind the allocation of city of the U.S. Constitution would be ■The women told police thut the man followed them up enjoy finding things out for the futile, determining rate structures for Michigan's funds. library a lot more Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley said Tuesday. * stairs and said, "hey girls." Police said when the women utility companies. hed around the man was standing with his hands on his Jsexposing an erect penis. ■The man was described as a white male, about 25 years • 930 W. H01ME9 80 1 six feet tall. 180 pounds with ear length reddish blond - •3301 E MICHIGAN Jrand a mustache * * * * „, 5210 W SAGINAW fGHUCKDOMf • ■A TAPE DECK and bowling bag containing a bowling • 15407 h east rr ■land shoes was stolen Sunday night from a Wilson Hall ■dent's car parked in Lot F. ■Entry to the car was gained by punching out the trunk WAREHOUSE i •wee»ioAvs 8-10 ^•SUN 10-0 §k. Total value of the articles was $113 and $50 damage [done to the car. ■a STUDENT'S ROOM in Armstrong Hall was broken Economy Market |o between 10 a.m. Saturday and 5:30 p.m. Monday and F jn cash and nine prescription pills were taken from a L drawer. Campus police were told the door was locked at the time. Attention students: BIOLOGY GENERAL & PHYSICAL SCIENCE MAJORS All college of Natural Science and other majors interested in making application for teacher certification programs in Biology, Physical Science, General Science should note the following dates; Deadline to submit completed applications for Fall term 1973 will be May 29, 1973. Notification of action will be mailed by June 4,1973 in time for early registration. ITONITE IS Senior Nite SAV£36t fluij I6-O2. 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N.C., posting a 3:57.3 to edge out competition Popejoy has faced this When MSU's Ken Popejoy raced to Didn't the once teared blistering kick - Reggie McAffe of North Carolina. year, the pre law major is not worried a 3:57.0 clocking last week against of Popejoy appear to be a thing of the If you're keeping tab, that means in about this weekend's Big Ten meet. Notre Dame, the feat left no doubt past in last fall's cross country a two week span Popejoy has bagged "I don't think anyone can touch about the pint - sized runner's campaign? two sub - four minute mile victories, me in the conference," Popejoy outstanding ability. Well, t ough the record in print still which leaves no question of a fluke. remarked confidently. "Mike Durkin Nevertheless, there were still those remains intact, it finally appears that Perhaps the most bewildered of of Illinois is my toughest competition who believed the performance to be Popejoy has shaken the undulating them all about Popejoy's amazing and I don't think he's capable of going pattern and is ready to ascend to the consistency is none other than the under four minutes. just another chapter in the up and down collegiate track career of the mile paramountcy he periodically has runner himself. "Durkin's only a sophomore and is known. "I really shocked the stuffings out definitely a good miler, but I'm more Glenellyn, 111. senior. After all, hadn't Popejoy, after The past weekend saw Popejoy of myself when I ran the 3:57.0 confident than ever about winning the capturing the NCAA indoor mile title, register an astounding victory at the against Notre Dame," Popejoy Big Ten. If the weather is good up in remarked. "However, with the win at Minneapolis (site of the conference the King games, my confidence is at championships) I'm going to run under an all - time high. I know now four minutes," Popejoy predicted. Batsmen divide pair; that I can run two types of races. I can strike out fast like I did in the Notre Dame meet or I can lay back and then With his career as a Spartan drawing to a close, Popejoy has his eyes set on law school, though he hasn't had much use my kick like I did this weekend." luck so far. At the Martin Luther King Games, "I've applied to several law schools Moore blanks CMU Popejoy overtook McAffe in the last 50 yards, which again says something and I've been rejected from a fair amount, but a law career is first and for his finishing kick. foremost in my future." PoDeioy said. By STEVE STEIN runs, while Senchuck had four hits, State News Sports Writer scored three runs and had three stolen Though Popejoy readily admits his MSU will take a total of 17 men to bases. past unpredictability, he now believes the Big Ten championship meet this Lefthander Elliott Moore's first that his relaxed attitude has made him MSU scored single tallies in the weekend, and though the Spartans shutout of the season highlighted the a better runner. fifth and sixth innings and added two have some great individual performers, afternoon for the Spartan baseball in the seventh to close the gap. "Previously I would be tight before Popejoy discounts the Spartan's team Tuesday as MSU split a a race and it sometimes would work chances for anything higher than a Bill Simpson tallied twice, both nonconference doubleheader with times after drawing walks. Amos against me," the Spartan runner said. third place finish. Central Michigan. "However, as of late I have just been Hewitt had MSU's first hit, a triple, "Our goal is to make a respectable Moore pitched the Spartans to a 1-0 which came in the sixth inning, scored running my own race and it's this showing, and if we finish third at the first game victory, but MSU dropped relaxed once and drove in one run. atmosphere that is making the conference meet we will have met our the nightcap to the Chippewas, 8-4. difference." The Spartan bats were once again potential as a team." silent, as MSU collected only five hits in the twinbill. Central's pitchers chipped in with 15 walks. MSU's only run in the opener came ISSUES NEW CHALLENGE in the sixth inning. Ron DeLonge led off the frame with a double over the rightfielder's head but stayed there the next two batters went out. However, Bailey walk, Steve Cerez did the Oliver drew same, a& and a Larrowe getting man then pinch hitter Larry Romaine drew By G.F. "PETRUCCHIO" KORRECK MSU's Ken Popejoy posted his second straight sub - four minute "I'm glad you're here," says Lash "No," he gets up. "I ain't hedging. the third free pass in succession from State News Sports Writer to me. Bring 'em all on -- let 'em use two mile victory at the Martin Luther King Games last weekend, Chippewa pitcher Bob Kocisky to tally Here I I half grins paddles and cleats - I don't care, I'll the run. was on the way to Yankee's with my hand moving to coming across the tape at 3:57.3. The previous week, the to buy me some Al Caiola records and my mouth. beat 'em all." Kocisky was plagued with wildness this dude stops me and says Lash Glenellyn, III. senior had registered a 3:57.0 to become the best as he walked nine Spartans during the "I want you to issue me a miler in Rig Ten history. Larrowe has come out of hiding. It was then I leaves, because I contest. challenge," Lash says. Now this is a surprise. I knows Lash "Oh?" says I. knows Lash with his ego on fire. He's State News photo by Craig Porter Meanwhile, Moore wasn't allowing is in some state of mental depression "I been thinking, son," Lash says probably still sitting there eating the CMU squad to put together a knockwurst and after losing paddleball to Tiger Jack while pulling some rye bread from his grinning, waiting for threat as he scattered five hits in the and I can't figure why he wants to get beard. "I been thinking that I can't some lady to take him on. game. The Highland Park senior out of it. ever beat Tiger Jack, but that don't fanned five and walked only one, that We goes to this old salvage yard mean I can't beat no one else." one coming in the final inning. with a hundred yard long sign which The victory raised Moore's record I moves to the back seat of a says "RUSSO'S JUNK" on front and on**the season to 7-2, while Kocisky we winds our way out back. Pontiac and gives a listen. dropped to an even 5-5. Holed up in the shell of a green '56 "Anyways," Lash says, "This here Tuesday's second game was a fella Riggs beat this woman in tennis Buick is Lash -- still wearing his different story, however. and I's thinking I can do the same in ATLANTA (UPI) - The Atlanta for Serge Lajeunesse, the Wings' No. l| uniform and grinning as if he seen Central jumped on MSU starter Braves and Detroit Tigers swapped draft pick in 1970. hen's teeth. paddleball." Steve VanderLaan for runs in the first minor - league catchers Monday. The CAMBRIDGE, MASS. - Tom! "Ya bring my knockwurst "Gee, Lash-" starts the dude. five Braves sent Bob Didier to Detroit's Sanders, 13 veteran with thel innings and grabbed an 8-0 sandwich?" Lash asks. a - year "Yup," says Lash. "I can beat any Toledo farm club in exchange for Boston Celtics and a tenac advantage. "No," says the dude. woman on that campus in paddleball." Terry Lynch "and Al Senchuck Gene Lamont, who goes to Atlanta's defensive player, was named headl Lash's uniform is green around the "You putting up any dough?" I Richmond farm. paced the Chippewas. Lynch had a collar and sleeves and the smell is asks. Didier was the regular catcher for basketball coach at Harvard Universityf double and a single and drove in five Tuesday, succeeding Bob Harrison. getting to my lungs. the Braves in 1969 and was on the NEW YORK-Willie Mays, "I's willing to go 50 cents," he says. the42 Atlanta roster in 1970 • 72. So far this year - old centerfielder for the " "How "bout putting up the season, Didier had batted .279 in 21 York Mets denied Tuesday that hii residuals to your book," I asks. , games at Richmond of the being placed on the disabled list meant "Well, maybe it's good to get the International League. Lamont had his definite retirement. book in there, but I make kids buy it been used sparingly by Detroit this Mays, suffering from either a pulli for my class and don't want to risk it." season. muscle or tendonitis in his right "If you beat 'em you don't risk MONTREAL - The Philadelphia shoulder — the same shoulder which nothing. You ain't hedging there, are Flyers Monday traded defenseman has been hurting him on and off you, Lash?" Rick Foley to the Detroit Red Wings past three years — said the pi conference was called to clarify his placement on the disabled list, whicl began Sunday. "If I can play again I will," he said "When I come back I'll see how thingr Retired Spartan are. "If I come back and can't I shouldn't play. If I can, I play thei don't se why I shouldn't play again." CHICAGO - Billy Williams two Cud continues work at MSU run homer sparked tne Chicago to their seventh straight victory, a 4 •i win over the New York Mets Tuesday The win increased the Cubs holi V9( By LYNN HENNING "On any team there's always an "I've on first place to three games over th always felt the students are second place Mets. State News Sports Writer outstanding performer," he continued. very responsible," Harold noted. "I've In additon to "And there were always the guys who said itbefore and I'll say it again. being a 73 - year - old great - grandfather, Harold Brockbank didn't get off the bench, but they were "What you have to watch for are Major League has a number of things he's proud of. good boys who enjoyed what they outsiders," he cautioned softly, were doing." referring to his job as a Jenison Like his birthplace, England. Like the 19 years he spent as a MSU Harold came to MSU in 1948 after Fieldhouse and Spartan Stadium Standings a couple of long stints at the Reo and security guard which he's assigned to engineer. He's also plenty proud that he hasn't missed Oldsmobile plants. sometimes. (not including Tuesday's games) a MSU home football He took a position as a night "They tell me I'm a little game since 1953. engineer in a MSU research lab where softhearted." "But you have to use American League And tacked solidly on his left lapel is the MSU Varsity Club he worked with students, helping them your head and make it easy for them pin that with doctoral work and attempting to Harold is especially proud of; given to (the students). What we're concerned him last year when the club made him improve efficiency of farm machinery. with are the people who don't belong He became involved in the MSU here." an honorary member. Harold officially retired from MSU athletic picture soon after. And Harold says that he's been "I had always liked sports, I used to Jan. 1, 1967 from the agricultural fortunate to have a wife who has engineering department. But he's still a play soccer and rugby in England. understood his love for sports - regular on the campus, called over to Well, I started to ask around if there was any way I could see a football something which hasn't tarnished even help out whenever the athletic after 44 years of marriage. West department needs assistance taking game without paying for it," Harold "My wife, she's a fair weather fan," Chicago tickets or whenever a security guard is explained. Harold chuckled. "Oh, • she loves Kansas City needed at Spartan Stadium or Jenison "So they put me on ticket taking. football early in the year when the California Fieldhouse. I've seen every football game here band's playing and all. But when the Oakland "I've enjoyed since 1953. Minnesota it more since I've snow starts flying, like it always used Texas retired," Harold admitted. "I've "They kind of kid me around here, to when they say they wouldn't be able to kick we played games on always enjoyed the friendship of the Thanksgiving, then it takes a pretty National League athletes and the coaches. I've always a ball without me there," There's scarcely a coach or a rugged individual," he attested. respected them because they have a As proud as he is of his East job to do." Jenison Fieldhouse administrator who relationship with the coaches and athletes over the Since he to doesn't know Harold, something he is Chicago came Lansing from years, Harold says he respects them New York Barrow, England in 1922, Harold has intensely proud of along with his than Still al it watched and known a good many friendships with the athletes. more anything. Montreal Pittsburgh Harold athletes come down the MSU pipe. "I also work at the Campus Theater And, oh yes, there was another Brockbank ranks pretty high on the Spartan fans' Philadelphia "There have been some mighty four or five nights a week taking person Harold had the chance to meet St. Louis seniority list. The 73 - year old great - grandfather has taken tickets," Harold revealed. "I see the several years ago. good athletes. It's whatever you excel tickets, been a Spartan Stadium and Jenison Pieldhouse boys in there and they all holler. It's a "I shook hands with Nixon four West security in that counts," he stressed. "Football guard and hasn't missed a Spartan home football is my favorite, I think you'd have to nice feeling to have the boys come by years ago, but don't mention that," he game since San Francisco 1953. "I've always enjoyed the and say hi to you." said, chuckling embarrassingly. "I Houston friendship of the athletes and put Gint Jones and Herb Adderley on didn't vote for the man. I told coaches," he says. that list of After 25 years of being closely my wife Cincinnati top athletes. And George Los Angeles Webster was a good boy. associated with MSU students Harold's the only reason I did it was so I could State News photo by B. R. Atlanta Remington formed some very definite opinions. say at least I shook his hand." San Diego „Iichigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan vVednesday, May 16, 1973 11 Poeturges black sense of identity WE'LL SAVE YOU $$$ !» begin By BILL TAYLOR State News Staff Writer Black to students develop sophistication for power if must a blacks power and to Jews. explained that black people see themselves vying for among themselves not He blacks deprived, but are are culturally Lee said "we culturally different. Lee explained that blacks must begin to define terms. He said Pan Africanists are ■ people who think in terms sfift tojtf 307 E. GRAND RIVER NEXT TO CARD SHOP together. "The "Romanticizing their of they are to become heroes Jewish survival. Black Mon Sat 9 6 Wed Thurs 9 9 people have a existence" is one problem , for their nationalistic nationalism involves people children, Don Lee, conscience Lee said that blacks revolutionary working for their people. moving in the interest of poet and experience. "We are black themp3lves political They have developed a and having activist, said people first and our control the land that CIGARETTES over Monday. sophistication for power," Lee spoke before about he stated. vocation stressed. is second," he they occupy. 3 pk/99' 60 students in Wonders "You either work for Within the framework of kiva "We accept others' Limit 3 as part of a your people or against black (coupon) lecture series nationalism, Pan - definitions wnmuuiH of ourselves. We 01 ourselves, we sponsored by the Office of them, he continued. Africanism, and African have Expires May 20, 1973 no sense of identity " East Lansing Store Only Black Affairs in There is no in between the socialism blacks can conjunction lines." itlGS. begin he said. "We must become with the Center for to riefinp define oviefina nrnklome Urban existing problems, ovamnlnr examples for our young. Affairs. "A culture is Many black activists say Lee said. The freedom falls c J & J BABY SHAMPOO the limit 1 substaining force of any nation. We have been to be taught antiblack," Lee said. Speakers w REG. 2.29 (coupon) Expires May 20, 1973 East Lansing Store Only *1.57 "Whites have imposed their frame of reference on the world." KODAK COLOR FILM Lee explained that black people are totally experiences CX 126-12 89* CX 110-12 89* dependent Dennis and Ginger upon others for Mercer, Liberation Committee are $119 $1.39 resources. The first spokespersons for the Liberation Support sponsoring the CX 12fi.2D CX 110-20 step in appearance of the Mercers. achieving liberation is that Movement - a group that studies African LIMIT 1 blacks must develop their nationalist movements will (coupon) — speak on Lovemore Nyoni, a spokesman for the Expires May 20, 1973 own frame of reference. campus Thursday and Friday about their South African Liberation Committee East Lansing Store Only This frame of reference experiences working in Southern Africa. the Mercers says were asked to speak, "because V1 would include unity, self The Mercers will appear at 7:30 p.m. most Americans get their ideas about Revolutionary poet determination, a collective work creativity of responsibility, and faith in Thursday in Parlors A, B and C of the Union and at 8 p.m. Friday in 35 Union. The Mercers have spent several months South Africa from what the and the government much black and white newspapers say. I question how Americans really FLASH CUBES G.E. SUPER CUBE G.E. MAGIC CUBES relationship to Africa. working with groups such as FRELIMO, a know about South Africa." I Poet Don Lee told an audience in Wonders kiva Mozambique organization which is fighting ■Monday that "Whites have imposed their frame of Inference on the world." Lee called for blacks to "Blacks political, have cultural, biological and to free minority rule. the country from Portuguese Carol Thompson, spokeswoman for the South African Liberation IV LIMIT 1 (coupon) '1.00 economical ties to Africa," Committee, said ■develop their own frame of reference to achieve that Thursday's presentation will Expires May 20, 1973 he said. The Mercers will show a film be they have East Lansing Store Only | liberation. Lee compared the produced comparing areas controlled by primarily audio visual. However, she said - Friday's presentation will include a panel State News photo by John Dickson the economic situation of Portuguese to areas controlled by of the Mercers, African FRELIMO in Mozambique, Crisis in America, United Ministries students and Palestinian students who will discuss the DIAL Higher Education and the South Africa in problems of African and Palestinian liberation struggles. DEOOORAHT CLEARASIL THE *1 PROFESSIONAL PINBALL PLACE JIM .... REG. $2.29 liUf<57 LIMIT 1 LIMIT 1 (coupon) (coupon) ■ The following employers will irviewing Monday, May I,through lriday, May IS and General business administration, marketing, retailing (H). WEDNESDAY: MOST MICHIGAN LOAN LEAGUE: All SAVINGS and majors, all Where all we serve is PinbalPSjjll Expires May 20, 1973 East Lansing Store Only Expires May 20, 1973 bast Ljnslng Store Only lay. May 29. If interested colleges (BM). WHIRLPOOL INTERNATIONAL INC., COR.: n organization, report to June graduates only: CHARLEY BROWN'S Packaging (BM). COPPERTONE vices at least two DIVISION: August graduates ol days in advance to sign FRIDAY: CALHOUN AREA only: Hotel, rest Ititn lor an ■ONDAY: interview additional CAPITOL and information. CITY to institutional manage LASALLF. DIVISION - D1ETCH CO. INC., OK MAGNA VOX VOCATIONAL Hotel, institutional (B). restaurant CENTER manage OIL & LOTION ZEST PDERWRITEKS: All majors, CO.: I college* (U). HELENE Accounting (B), marketing HOST (B). ENTERPRISES INC., |l K TIS INDUSTRIES: DIVISION OF r employment: Juniors STAUFFER CHEMICAL.CO. WESTINC.HOUSE LEISURE ough graduate atudents In (ting, general business Chemical chemistry (B). engineering and CORP.: Hotel, restaurant and institutional management (BM). REG. $1.69 Q7C U I BATH SIZE REG. .24 18' THURSDAY: DAVE JONES TUESDAY' May 29: JOINT r. LIMIT 1 LIMIT 6 c- L A I and ASSOC1ATFS: All majors, SCHOOL DISTRICT no. 1: ■INSTRUCTION CO.: June • (coupon) (coupon) College of Business (B). Agriculture education (BM). Expires May 20, 1973 Expires May 20, 1973 |lduites nnh : Building East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Onb (U). Must be use of transit. ■EStUY: CAMP HOLLY PEPSODENH BOUNTY - |ii SCOUTS: Summer iplojment: 1 reshmen through J""t students for instructor (19 or over, water we required). t METAMORE Summer GIRL know TOOTHBRUSHES TOWELS what REG. ,69c LIMIT 2 29° REG. 36c LIMIT 4 25' you've (coupon) (coupon) GIVE NIXON Expires May 20, 1973 Expires May 20. 1973 THE GATE! W|1 East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only MIXON THE been ;iji 30% OFF RETAIL PRICE doing...Hi3 POLAROID SUNGLASSES LIMIT 2 don't (coupon) Expires May 20, 1973 JgWMm.nt ■'•N. Co.. Inc. Box Station, Dept. 149 East Lansing Store Only ■takers, NY 10703 C1973 ■",onjl Advancement Co., !*••••••• ■ This stop GILETTE TRAC II Wednesday is 0 now REFILLS lURBEQUE NIGHT* 5's REG. $1.19 LIMIT 1 73° (coupon) LIZARDS f Expires May 20. 1973 East Lansing Store Only I Social p^ces on ' a BARBEQUED RIBS • • OPAQUE KNEE-HI and CHICKEN • 2/98° I ISalad bar included) J LIMIT 6 ires (coupon) May 20, 1973 £ Lansing Store Only I 224 Abbott Road # SHEER KNEE SOX LIMIT 6 2/89" (coupon) Expires May 20, 1973 East Lansing Store Only ve got VIRGINIA MAID t,ck«ts to ride. your puny hose |°°llege travel NO. 101 REG. $1.19 limit 6 2/88° 351-6010 (coupon) Expires M«y 20. 1973 ^JjjasM^nsln^jtore^nl^ 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May j6 19) (Graves urges gardens ^ Residents protest proposed area land fill site C Faculty on plan I (continued„from page i4 1) I (continued (continued from last week.- page!) from page 1) She also noted that the She also Huron Creek noted that the which _ Fred Kellow, chief of the fred KeUow Division chief ofthe of Solid Waste Environmental Environmental impact studies of the prospective impact I (continu- from pan, (continued page 1) empties into the Red Cedar Managment, Environmental site must be submitted and purpose," he says. plantings, poor growing fields and decreasing crop Judy Gordon, wife of Furthermore, Late yields throughout the country will cause skyrocketing food elected group spokesman River - crosses the Portection Branch, Michigan Dept. of Natural Resources, approved to get a license, he he questioned the high .mtkes it so ?? prices this year, Graves notes. Graves is not alone in expecting consumers to hoe down John Gordon, said that she knew of no area residents who were in favor of the prospective landfill site and that the landfill itself would not be conducive to a noted disposal that all solid areas must waste be added. The board of public works has not yet submitted a license application, he priority given to lifelong education in the report. teuS* licensed by his department. MSlTs first committment is pleasant entry into Lansing. said. the price of food. Peter Brennan, U. S. Secretary of Labor, also favors victory gardens, and Arthur F. Burns, chairman of the Federal Reserve System, recommends that landfill. She described the landfill to upgrade educational existing programs, which are terrible, Devries Fund data site agricultural area Bernitt says as an housewives buy cheese as a meat substitute. But Graves doubts that the Lansing City Council will support the idea. surrounded homes. by residential police, FBI share info stalked out of the room. says. "Simply to extend watered down, inadequate a (continued from media for alleged conff p,wl "It is a beautiful piece of '"terest. st (continued from page 1) The motion to adjourn was defeated in education to the general , "They're not much for gardening. I can't count on them, property that could be Associates, a Sou meeting, students in the audience voiced a 6-5 vote, but the informer discussion did population is irresponsible," municipal they're all travelers," Graves said. turned into a beautiful he added. consults not begin because the committee "did not he Graves does not speculate that the idea will win him any subdivision amid rolling strong objections. "Bernitt was charged with William he|Pe11 time last mont^| bRDS wheels, radio, recently painted, still under warranty. Hurst 3 miles, 51 miles/gallon, experience in all types of 1024 East Grand River start immediately at I KEY iber 1972. Ifflt 5 CHEVY 1963 nice. 485-4485, 106 Natural speed, tape deck, many $1000. Call Ron, 655-2049. between the hours of 8:30am JOES EAST, Paul Maz after 3 10 - runs good best Resources. 3-5-18 flight training. Approved for has been int callei^H 1.50 ».oo 6.50 13.00 offer. 351-2196, 6-9pm. extras. Must sell I 351-6909. 5-5-18 5-5-22 veterans. FRANCIS and 10:30am 4pm. 4-5-18 and 2pm to 6pm. 337-21333-5-18 governor." SP-5-5-16 AVIATION, Airport Road 7.80 13.60 MUSTANG 1967 et man," but Het^H 125 1.80 4.80 9.7s 19.50 plus snow tires, - new runs tires, good. PONTIAC CUSTOM -S Call 484-1324. C-5-31 COOK BROILER for 2 MALE employees Part expe^| •3.00 time, from i is really an CHEVY STATION wagon, 1969 - , 5-11pm and 11.70 337-0057. SP5-5/18 convertible 1969, radio, air, 2.70 '7.20 23.40 stand-by. 694-9823. 2-5-17 fire fighterH V-8, 3rd seat, good tires, Employment ii — 13.00 26.00 good condition, 34,000 SPORTSTER - 1969 engine, UNIVERSITY CLUB. Call 3.00 n. m 3.00 16.29 32.50 $1000. 812 West Willow! MUSTANG 1971 - 351, V-8, miles. $1,495. 332-4983. customized front end, built 353-5111 for information. 2 WOMEN needed for telephone 10.00 s a r general maiu^H 3.75 Lansing. 3-5-17 factory air, power steering, 5-5-22 last sum mer, 2119 2-5-16 work for local dry cleaners. job," he said. DEADLINE brakes. 21,000 miles. Sunny side, after 5pm. 3-5-18 MAN Guaranteed salary, day or CHRYSLER NEEDED for small latever is helpfu^H Engine and Excellent condition. Phone PORSCHE PART TIME - 911T Targa, 1971 topless shoeshine P.M. one class day transmission 413, Newly 627-9089. 4-5-18 garden, 4 hours, 1 day per remor, to free u^H fully equipped, excellent YAMAHA 1971 - 250 MX. good week. Must have experience girl. Apply between 10-3 at rebuilt, $350. Call 651-5818 for highest pri^Hlefore publication. 5-5/16 MUSTANG 1970 - V8, 3 speed, condition. 20,000 $6,850. 332-4983 5-5-22 miles. shape, runs 489-4930. 3-5-18 good, extras. with 1-5-16 flowers. ED 2-5176. SANDPIPER ADULT BOOK STORE, 1149 South Peanuts Personal ads Wash ington Phone orange/white interior. do of^H . u many must be pre-paid. CUTLASS 1965 - needs work, Sharp St. Johns, SAAB 1 970 - engine 1970 HONDA CB450, 2 694-0565. 4-5-18 hid^H . that if he $100 or best offer. 351-2681. PEACE CORP 1-224-2010. 3-5-18 overhauled. $1,400/ best helmets, excellent condition. FARMING PROGRAMS STEREO RENTALS $23 per Jncellations/ Corrections offer. Monday — Friday, Asking $600. 351-3174. Peace Corp needs people that term, $9.50 per month. Free noon one class day DATSUN NOVA 1970, 6 cylinder, 48,000 after 2:30, 337-0317. 5-5-21 have a practical agriculture STUDENTS 1971 Blue, 1200 delivery, service and pick-up. miles. Some body damage. re publications. coupe. New clutch exhaust, background in any of the No deposit. TV's available at Needs new battery, $800. TOYOTA 1971 MARK II FOR SALE - 1972 Honda 500, following areas: Beef Cattle, PART TIME extras. 351-9487. 3-5-18 same rates. Call NEJAC, 349-1766 after 5:30 p.m. or Wagon, excellent condition. Phone the State News will be leave message at 351-3343. 349-4467. 3-5-18 Dairy, Swine, Sheep, Poultry, 337-1300. C-5-31 transmission, radio, heater, S2 per hour plus bonus Vegetables, Field Crops, Fruit, [sponsible only for the DATSUN 1971 ■ FASTBACK Good condition, $1300. Call - 5-5-16 low mileage. Very good 4-H, F.F.A., Co-ops, Agriculture Evening and/or ■rst day's incorrect condition. 669-3085. 3-5-18 HONDA 1 9 7 2 V4 CB-350 Business, and Mechanics. A Apartments 694- 3452 after 5pm. 5-5-22 excellent condition, 3400 weekend hours jisertion. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE - 1972, miles. $625, extras. degree is not required. See Mary available Snetter Room 27 Student QAT8UN 240Z ue 7 days 1for/\ 1972, 23,000 miles, call evenings after teW'S-Wi,* V-8# Convertible, 13.500 miles, 353-0023. SP-5-5-16 Jsferylfe; Building, or call Call Mr. Craig GRADUATE OR married sring. Clean,1 good running. Excellent condition,*' $2,300 "35^-4400. B-1-5-" f6 351 3330 students, large 1 bedroom 6pm, 626-6168. Days may be or best offer, must sell, 1971 YAMAHA, 125MX, 21" seen at GRAND LEDGE moving to California. front wheel, very fast, seldom furnished, ideal living BARTENDER - LANSING Equal Opportunity Employer conditions, near campus. ACADEMY CRAFT SHOP, 349-0972 before 2:30pm used. 482-1040. 3-5-18 OLDSMOBILE 19 66 - restaurant and cocktail June and September leases. Saginaw Highway. Ask for 5-5-22 Dynamic 88, body excellent, lounce. THE DOME ROOM, $180. 882-2316. 487-3216 Oren Nelson. No Saturday HONDA - 1970 450, 2,000 snow tires, needs work. PART TIME. 8 men needed phone 484-4422. 0-5-31 calls. 3-5-16 663-4497.5-5-17 VALIANT 1967 — clean, good miles, excellent condition, during Spring term. $300 / _ 2-2gi^^20-5:21_ _ condition, $390 offers. best offer; Don 355-9401. or month. Phone 489-3494. NEED SUMMER work study 4-5-17 STATE NEWS night editor. DATSUN 1968 - 4 speed, OLDS CUTLASS Supreme - 355-8138 after 5 pm. 3-5-18 C-5-31 student to assist a social Responsible for inside news 30mpg. Phone 663-4662 1971 2 door hard top, power science field research project. layout. Work about six hours after 6pm. 10-5 29 VEGA GT 1972, red with DISH MACHINE operator full Call Esther steering and brakes. 13,000 - daily, Sunday through - or John, pRACUDA 1970 - Gran miles. St. Johns. 1-224-2010. black interior, AM/FM radio, Thursday, starting 3pm. Can or part time. Nights. Phone 353-6677. 3-5-18 e 389 4 speed. Phone DATSUN 1969 2000 SRL 311, 3-5-18 4 speed, excellent condition. 655-2175 and ask for 1972 YAMAHA. 650. 3,800 train, starting pay $10 a day. It, Johns, 1 224-2010. 3-5-18 5 speed convertible, partially 355-4683. After 5:30pm at HOME /HEALTH miles. Excellent condition. Apply in person to Mike Fox ^Robbie. 5-5-21 aide for rebuilt engine, oversized OLDS OMAGA, 1973 - getting 694-3708. BL-1-5-16 quadraplegic woman. For in 341 Student Services WAITRESSES WANTED Never dumped. 355-5690 - day married sell, 3,000 farther information J0 N N E V I L L E radials, 27 mpg. Excellent must VINTAGE 5-5-21 Building, 3pm to 7pm. 5-5-22 shift, night shift. Apply at duties 349-4918. 5-5-22 and Convertible, 1970 - condition. 694-9515. 3-5-18 miles, take over payments, OLDSMOBILE - THE DEPOT ■llrpl Factory air, power $82.24/month. Phone 1957, original miles, carriage GOVERNESS WANTED full SUPER LOW prices for - RESTAURANT, 1203 South ■Mows, radial 489 7494 after 11am. 3-5-18 interior, new brakes, tires tilt DODGE, 1964 -Great condition. motorcycle repairs. Randy time, permanent position. Washington Avenue. Days ■Tingwheel original Best offer. Phone 484-8575. 351-0694. 3-5-16 MEN NEEDED IMMEDIATELY owner. German, 35 1-8753, Live-in preferred, 3 children, only. No phone calls! 5-5/16 M Brian 5-5-22 OPEL 1970 Rally Kadette, 1.9 Full and part time. 138 year old 356-qf)07. 6-5-18 VOLKSWAGON 1972 411, 675-7374. 3-5-17 $60 a week to start. meter engine, 4 speed, - Birmingham, Michigan area. company seeks employees to fill t SKYLARK AM/FM radio, Michelin radials, positions - 1966. ECONOLINE FORD - 1970, 40,000 miles, 27 mpg, HONDA 1969 - CB-450, new Call collect, Mr. Forbes vacant due to hie, standard $1,000 or best offer. Phone 18,000 miles. 351-6650. 5-5-22 promotions and transfers. 100, window van. Stick shift, paint, tire, rebuilt, $600. Mathieson, 313-647-3300 . 1. V-6, nice, $350. 6 cylinder, excellent 351-1964 after 5pm. 3-5-18 Attractive! 355-0932. 3-5-16 3-5-18 Excellent company with top VW WANTED 1961 or later. ROSE LAWN MANOR skilled fr8128 3 5-16 condition. 484-1938. 5-5-21 - wages, $3.50 per hour to start. Will consider repairable. nursing home. 707 OPEL 1970 - sedan, sharp, 1 For interview call Mr. Parker I SKYLARK John, 337-9130. 2-5-16 BMW. YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, MOTHERS HELPER - available Armstrong Road. Lansing, 1968 - od FIAT 850 - 1970 convertible. owner, 25mpg. $900. RICKMAN. Before you buy first week of June. 332-4226 has positions available for 394-0020 . 3-5-18 condition. Cell 393-8558. 5-5-16 Excellent condition. Leaving ~ VW BUG visit the Friendly Shop. Parts, after 6pm. 5-5-22 RN's or LPN's, full or part «-27021 Best offer. 3-5-17 the country. $900. 351-3794. — 1969, low mileage, gTrls"needed" excellent condition. $900. service, helmets, leathers, time. Excellent salary and Girls needed for telephone and Z28. 1970'/, rally X-4-5-21 PINTO 1972 - 4700 miles, custom accessories. FULL OR part time service benefits. Apply in person, or t- 4 speed, T-A radials, 8 warranty good. Call J555-6085. 4-5-18 SHEP'S MOTOR SPORTS, station salesman. Contact call 393-5680, Director of night - office duties. Will start at 337 1845, 332-4014. 5-5/16 $2.00/hour. Must be K.,ck' e*cellent. Phone FIAT 1969 850 Spyder. VW SUPER beetle, 1971, INC. 2460 North Cedar, Fred Heller, 349-9726. Nursing or Administrator. depandable, and have pleasant 9 5-5-21 yellow, good condition. 3-5-18 highest offer. Phone Holt. Just south of I-96 5-5-16 telephone voice. Hours will be 351 8284. 3-5-18 PLYMOUTH 1962 - runs well, 1,4000. 484-3073. 3-5-16 overpass. Phone 694-6621. from 3pm-9pm during the BUSBOY NEEDED full time, IAMARO, $60. 1966 Belvedere C-5-4-20 - PART TIME Monday JJ^tic, V 8, a d 19 69 - radio, brakes, power good FIREBIRD 1973 - Esprit, Plymouth perfectly. wagon, $250. runs 351-1069. VW BUG condition. -1965, excellent $475. Call HONDA 450 1972. low year round employment. Excellent benefit program. temporary Work with retarded adults in - for 12 weeks. Tuesday summer and will 9am-5pm in the fall, however will accept girl to work switch to Navajo orange, white interior. - Apply in person, HOLIDAY summer to, • W-1927. 4-5-16 Cal1 after 6pm, Must sell. $3,300, or best 355-0896 after 5 pm. 5-5-22 mileage, excellent condition. INN EAST. 3121 East Grand a sheltered workshop. only. Apply in person only, to offer. 351-2015. 5-5-16 Call Tom, 351-2774. 5-5-16 Industrial arts experience STATEWIDE PLYMOUTH VALIANT -1968 4 River. 2-5-16 PROTECTION, LOOKING FOR people who preferred. Please call Jim 3308 South Cedar Street, suite 7 STAT|ON FORD 1965 door 6 cylinder, stick shift, want occasional of HONDA CB450 wagon, - new shocks, use - 1969, McFarland at 489-3731. (Cedar at Holmes) green/cream, excellent WAITRESS WANTED full Apply V-8, automatic, exhaust, brakes. AM/FM, pickup on a cooperative excellent condition, rebuilt X-4-5-17 10 am-5 pm. 3-5-18 ■■■!. condition. Parked in front of time year round - ■ power steering. needs timing chain, $175. basis. Cost about $10/month. engine. Helmet, $500. P5-339-237 2 . 5-5-18 355-7233. 3-5-17 Phillips Hall. 3-5-18 Dick, 351-0997. 3-5-18 337-1219. 4-5-18 employment. Excellent benefit program. Apply in GREEVES, 1972 250MX. No person, HOLIDAY INN CROSSWORD CoUuigtuoob - EAST, 3121 East Grand reasonable offer refused. River. 2-5-16 PUZZLE CEDAR Phone 645-2139. 4-5-18 WAITRESSES DAYS and 1. Grape 28 Legal action means Auto Service 3Z) evenings, experienced Apply in person at ALBERT only. 4. Greek lett 7. Arrears 1 Ardent cit 30, Division of a 32. That man PICK MOTOR HOTEL, 1427 GREENS 3. Hebrew 33. Represent COMPLETE IMPORT CAR West Saginaw. East Lansing. 34. Oil of roses SERVICE including ignition, 4-5-18 35 Cotton thread chassis, brakes, and electrical. 37 Ophidians Available at ROBERTS COCKTAIL WAITRESS 41. Isinglass I CEDAR greens apartments are now leasing AUTOMOTIVE CENTER. restaurant and lounge, 7. Glorify 42. Perfume bag 9 Encomium 44. Black 4980 Park Lake Road. Lansing. Spring, summer, fall, ISumrn^ & married Fall. These couples units for Spring, spacious apartments are Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for employment. 0-13-5/31 484-4422. 2 Channel 4. Hypothetical 45 G I s pi election DOWN 4. Secure appointment. 0-5-31 5. Boar Jrr|*,etl and furnished with distincitve furniture. 46 Turkish titles of rank I. Poisonous tree 6. That thing I c unit has a garbage disposal and individual air - SUMMER 47 Potato bud 7. Extinct bird 8 Loom 48 Handle roughly ■tioning. These two man units have parking - 9. Underground ■ "Nee for every apartment. Recreating is planned for June 15th - September 15th 10. Irritate 12. Mature •lio h 9'ant sw'mminfl P°°' ancl private balconies. We Bachelor Apartments from $130.00 17 G^between il*obl 3Ve 8 time resident fnana9Rr *or any 1 bedroom apartments from 140.00 18 Alluvia! deposit lof CFn5 " V°U want to ^ amon8 the ,ir,t '"'dents 2 bedroom apartments from 150.00 20 Specific 21. Egg shaped I "nit ^ GREENS call today. The one - bedroon Low Security Deposit 23. Article I turn S'art 3t * month per man, for fall. Low No Advance Payment of Final Month's Rent 24. Medieval IcalT ra,es- f0r rental information ALL have pool privileges money 25. Dwindle Item* TERRY shaffer Between 1 & 8 p.m. 29. Glutinous 31. Mountain hont hs summer fall leases are for three room for romance See us for the best FALL TERM DEAL spinach leases are for 9 or 12 36. Utters 8 LOCATIONS 38 Boutique management exclusively by: 39. Chinese wa* •Air conditioned 'Unlimited Pwking Bachelor apartments from $137.50 40 Predicament I *U STATE 41 MANAGEMENT CO., INC. * Dishwaters •Shag Carpeting 'New Furniture 'Model Open Daily 1 Bedroom apartments from 204.00 41 Marble 42 Oriental sauce E-SAGINAW HWV. SUITE 411 2 Bedroom apartments from 225.00 43. Tomahawk 2771 Northwind Call 351-8282 45. Iron in EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 4St23 HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT COMPANY (Behind the Yankee Store) 444 chemistry 351-1310 Michigan PHONE 351 - 7910 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May |6 '973 Apartments |{^f JS m m l IB I For Sale Jj^j SUBLET SUMMER, Close to SUBLET — 6 months, 2 FURNISHED FOR 4 in private SUMMER SUBLET, 2 SUMMER SUBLET 2 WOMEN GRADUATE share MEN. CLOSE to MSU. Clean, black ■ - and Air conditioned, bedroom apartment, good home, quiet, parking, bedroom upper, partially bedroom, $65 each, air, Dave summer, fall. Own bedroom. quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone »(,•, campus. furnished. Cheap. 351-4825. furniture, 3 beds Capitol summer or fall. 351-9561. carpeted and furnished. 353-7208, 351-2161. close, parking, 332-0073. 485-8836. 0-5-31 ,nC^»- Silver,C r m SP5-5/16 Villa, girls preferred. Must 5-5-17 Utilities paid except SP-5-5-16 X-3-5-18 MALE / FEMALE ^condition. 337.2J care for cat. $173 a month. electricity. Call 489-2673 summer HASLETT ARMS Call 351-0599. 5-5-18 FRANDOR NEAR - large 2 after 6pm. 4-5-18 GIRL NEEDED to share house NEED 3 STUDENTS to summer vacancies, room / board, bedroom, unfurnished. immediately, own bedroom, sublease in student house. $200. Nexus Co-op. APARTMENTS ROOMMATE to share 2 man Available Own room, $45/month. Call 351-0100. 10-6-16 Carpeting, air NOW nicely furnished, full - soon. 135 Collingwood apartment in Okemos. Call conditioning, carport. $170. privileges, $80 a month. after 5pm. 356-6790. 1-5-16 GIRL'S 10 SPEED~c~~' PHONE: 332-3843 Dave, 351-5659 evenings. Adults only. 482-4619, 393-8201, 372-5434. 5-5-16 QUIET ROOM for male student. 5-5-18 669-9873. 5-5-18 LEASING FOR GIRLS,SUMMER 21154 Grand River, across bike. 20" fr«m Schwir»* Now leasing for near campus, summer and fall SUMMER EAST SIDE. 4 bedroom, own room, parking, from Union. Upstairs, $48/ 5:30pm. 3-5-17 AIR CONDITIONED - two SUMMER LARGE 2 man (No apts. left for Fall!) furnished, $250. 12 month 332-8903 evenings weekends. month. 6-5-17 LEASING FOR fall or summer. man apartment for summer. furnished apartment across lease, available June IS, 3-6-18 Summer Rates: POOL TABLE Furnished, large, 2 bedroom Close Call from $175. nejpfil to campus. campus. 676-1557. 16-6-1 2 Persons in V-s old, (reduced summer rent). Also 332-0692. 3-5-16 332-3935. 3-5-16 MODERN TWO bedroom, studio with bunkbeds. 1 or 2 men each. Call evenings only, EVERGREEN ARMS SUMMER/FALL. One 2 Bedroom Apt. EAST SIDE, 4 bedrooms, furnished home. Available -_l0f,er:339-9'39 3ji girl $150 per mo. unfurnished, 9 or 12 month June or fall term. No pets, ARMY 485-3817.4-5-18 APARTMENTS needed. One block from 3 or 4 Persons in lease, available September. after 6 pm. 349 3849 1-5-16 VOLKSWAGEN best PARTS - for surplus^;;;- campus. 332-0135. 5-15-73 $250 and up. 676-1557. offer, radio, seats, motor FOR YOUNG adults, near 341 Evergreen Street 2 Bedroom Apt. 16-6-1 parts, Call Walter, 351-6237 SUMMER TERM walking downtown Lansing. PHONE: 351-6821 POOL AIR, two bedroom 3-5-17 $180 per mo. ~60~J - Efficiencies, 1 bedroom and Now leasing for furnished, $180. Sublease FOR RENT distance MSU, furnished. 1 to 3 girls needed. $50/month, PANASONIC 2 bedroom apartments. Redecorated, new carpeting, summer and fall summer. 337-2527. SP-5-5-18 CEDAR HOUSES, APARTMENTS, no pets. 349 3849. 1-5-16 After 6 pm. tu^tab8"' 4 NOW LEASING and laundry HERRIMAN facilities. REAL Call ONE AND TWO bedroom fall 2, 3, 4 - man summer (women) VILLAGE duplexes, farms. Furnished, unfurnished, all areas, all Jewelry, crafts, etc. 4-5-18 furnished mobile homes, $25 2 BEDROOM, furnished, ESTATE, 371-4158. 4-5-18 apartments, 54 block from price ranges, children and • $35/ week. 10 minutes to campus. 126 Orchard or call pets okay. Fee required. Call carpeted, North paneling, 402 bicycle," we itern~(iyJ~"J Foster. 536 South LARGE TWO party furnished campus. on a Quiet and peaceful lake. 641-6601. 0-5-31 337-1800 before 1pm. 17-6-1 SUMMER SUBLEASE, 2 man, HOME RENTALS, 1004 East Magnolia. Summer $115. Fall 'Peed. good Needs some '1 efficiencies. Air - air Michigan Avenue. Phone deal. 351 ..J conditioned. Close to DELTA ARMS conditioned, apartment. 372 4600, open 9 - 9pm. $130. 482 6906. 1-5-16 earth SP5-5-18 Jb1824| MILFORD STREET, 126, 2 Close. 351-1764. 5-5-21 cruising machines APARTMENTS X30-5/31 campus. $138 summer. $158 CANOE 18~, fall. 484-0585, If no answer, 351-1610. 0-5-31 blocks from campus. Deluxe, air conditioned, furnished, 2 235 Delta Street PHONE: 332 -4928 APARTMENT furnished, WANTED sublease only, EAST SIDE, 4 bedrooms, Rooms "]0 PEUGEOT ATA LA best $20. offer. good Pine 372-2948. 3-5-17 conditioj ,..a. , 1 man, $180. 3 man, $195. from BOTTECCHIA now until fall term. furnished, 9 or 12 month Now leasing. 332-3909, Now leasing for 351-7780. 4-5-18 lease. Available June. Also 3 MALE GRADUATE student. GANNA 711 BURCHAM 351-8571, 372-5767. 0-5-31 Fall, BACKPACKERS: KELTlEy summer and fall. bedrooms, furnished or winter, spring. and Now leasing for Summer / SUMMER, 4 bedroom near unfurnished, no lease. Independent large bedroom, Velocipede Peddler frame, $45. Call 482-1040. great conditio! Fall. Large 1 bedroom SUMMER, 2 man across from NEAR CAMPUS. 1 bedroom, 482-6678 after 6pm. 14-6-1 own bath. Board optional. 541 E. Grand River 2-5-16 1 apartment completely Mason. Air conditioned. campus, carpeting, utilities, - luxury apartments, $225/ month. 337-1219. Parking. Potential French k Downstairs 351 - 7240 STAINED GLASS furnished. Suitable for 2 or 351-8857 332-3650. 5-5-17 unfurnished, $175. Furnished tutoring. 332-8226. 5-5-21 window J , 4-5-18 GIRL NEEDED for house June J«us Christ. 3 persons. $170 and up. For efficiencies $140. Call Large ' appointment call 337-7328. 1st, own room, $55. Cathy, 351-3329.45-18 MSU AREA - Okemos. 1 evenings, 351-9020. 10-5-24 SUMMER. SEWING MACHINE clearance SUMMER, ONE girl needed. 2 355-8231. SP-5-5-21 DOUBLE, WANTED 4 girls - sublease for bedroom, furnished, air completely sale! Brand new bedroom apartment one furnished, portable, GARAGE SALE1 Dishes summer. Across from Mason - conditioned, carpeted, SUMMER, 2 bedrooms, $155. block from 2 GIRLS to share room in co-ed utilities, kitchen, parking, TV $49.95, $5 per month. Large la™ $50. Abbott. 337-2002. 5-5-22 modern, $155, heat included. Across from campus, Carl, 355-4779. 4-5-18 campus, house, summer term. Call lounge, laundry, very close selection of reconditioned baby things. Tu„dJ 349-1607. 5-5-17 332-0518. 3-5-17 Wednesday, May 15-16 m furnished, air. 337-2770. $80. 332-5722 or 484 9774 used machines. Singers, 2-5-17 Kensington Road eJ 3 ROOM APARTMENT! Private HALF RENT to married couple, 0-5-31 Whites, Necchis, New Home Lansing, 1-6pm. 2-5-16 NORTH POINTE 4 and 6 bedroom houses and "many others." $19.95 bath, private entrance, 4 little domestic work. furnished and utilities paid. 1 APARTMENTS APARTMENT SUMMER, 332-5977. 5-5-21 summer and fall. 351-7820 or SUMMER. to $39.95. Terms. 2 Sparrow furnished, $110. East side 669 9871. 5-5/12 SINGLES, EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING GARMENT SALESMAlIl - persons, near 1230 Haslett Road completely furnished, samples. Dresses priced betoT Hospital. Call EZZO REAL Lansing. PX, 351-5323. utilities, kitchen, parking, TV COMPANY. 1115 North PHONE: 351-2353 10-5-30 2 GIRLS summer, 504 Abbott, Washington. 489 6448. wholesale. Summer and fl ESTATE, 482-1147. 4-5-21 lounge, laundry, very close, in sizes 10, 12 and 12K1 1 & 2 Bedroom $50 month, utilities included. C-3-6-17 $60. 332-5722 or 484 9774. 351-5320.3-5-17 SINGLE GIRL, must share bath, furnished or unfurnished OKEMOS - SUMMER and fall. 1 332 0940. 3-5-17 0-5-31 furnished and utilities paid. bedroom, 2 man apartments, 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. SUBLEASE SUMMER - Near Sparrow Hospital. Call $135 and $155/month. 2 EAST LANSING - one Tanks, canisters, and furnished carpeted balcony EZZO REAL ESTATE, bedrooms, 3 man apartments, bedroom duplex, uprights. Guaranteed 1 full air, $140. 337-9243. 3-5-16 $174/month. Furnished plus 482-1147.4-5-21 unfurnished, June 3, $160, year. $7.88 and up. DENNIS SONY TC630 stereo ru. utilities and deposit. No pets. 351 8896 353-9592. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, NOW LEASING summer and IV4-4948. 11-5-31 5-5 21 or 316 North tape recorder. Wollensakl Cedar, opposite PLUSH APARTMENTS for fall. Single rooms, $15 and City Market, C-3-5-17 reel - reel portable tgJL summer living. Complete up weekly. Office hours NEW 2 bedroom duplex. South SUMMER OWN BEDROOM, recorder. Mamiya ■ SekJ with pool, air conditioning, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday Logan - vicinity, $180. Spend your SUMMER poolsld« - house with two other males, ROOM IN fraternity for ALL TYPES of Optical repairs, 1000DTL 35mm SlT balconies and dishwashers. 3-5pm, call 351-4495. 0-5-31 372-8073, Sandy 3-5-18 Enjoy the best in summer llvln summer, close to campus. camera. Takumar 50mm if $47/person. "731" . ♦Heated Pool furnished, modern kitchen, Cheap. 332-0834. 5-5-22 prompt service. OPTICAL automatic Macro lens. 5 'Laundry available Apartments, 731 Burcham ♦Ample Parking June 15, $55/ DISCOUNT, 2615 East mm mirror lens, T-mom WHILE THEY LAST - summer, SUMMER SUB-LEASE, 2-man, ♦ Air Cond. Drive. 351-7212. 1-5-16 ♦Nicely Furnished month. 482-9419. 3-5-17 ROOMS AT Michigan, Lansing, 372-7409. ArgusC3, mint. New Vivitarm 1 bedroom $110-$130. 2 sorority, $200 close, air conditioned, $120 C 5-5 18 SUPER CHEAP! bedroom $150. 208 Cedar Summer Leases summer term, kitchen lenses, discount prices, S19 plus deposit. 332-2279. OWN ROOM in duplex, girl Studio Apts. privileges. Call 332-0851. 1000 used 8 track tapes, f For Summer - Across Street. 1 bedroom 3-5-18 $125 mo. GUNS, RIFLES, and handguns students, starting fall, call from Campus $100-$ 120. 2 bedroom, 1 Bedroom 2 Bedroom . $140 $149 mo. mo. 351-3329. 4-5-18 B-1-5-16 of all kinds. Buy, trade and and up. 1000 used sterj 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 Man Apts. $140. 1300 East Grand UNIVERSITY TERRACE albums, 50c and up. 8 to. Sec. Deposit - $100 sell. BOBS GUN SHOP, Call 332-6246 after 4 p.m. River. After 5pm. 5-5-16 APARTMENTS 745 Burcham Dr. 351-3118 4 BEDROOM for rent. 5 SUMMER. 2 or 3 man suite 2412 South Cedar, call and cassette decks, auto taj fully furnished, TV lounge, players, used portable sn,_ CAMPUS VIEW 414 Michigan Avenue minutes from campus. Call 371-2244. 18-6 1 GIRL FOR 2-man. Summer or 484 4014 laundry, parking, very close, $15 up. Polaroid cameras, I APARTMENTS 482-4155. 4-5-18 and/ or entire year. PHONE: 337 -9341 332-5722 or 484-9774. up. Movie FEMALE NEEDED for '73-'74. 1973 WHITE sewing machine. 351-1497. SP5-5-16 0-5-31 projectors, binoculars, WANT TO sublet Okemos, after 3pm . SUMMER — FIVE bedroom Only used twice. Phone Delta Arms, 355-3793 or June 29th, through August 3rdl, 1 & 2 bedroom now leasing 355-8600. 3-5-17 house walking distance, 489-9368 after 5pm. 4-5-16 sett, tested and guarant«| apartment, 3 women, $75. CLOSE IN - 2 bedroom, $360/ month. Bar. 332-8765. FURNISHED ROOM for radios, typewrit! 349-2318. partially furnished. Lower LOGAN CENTER NEAR - THREE MEN to sublet summer SP-5-5-16 summer. Near campus. No CHEAPYI STEEL string, good and electrics, addif apartment, newly remodeled, Private, clean, 1 bedroom, pets. Cooking, call Sharon, machines, $29 term. Huge, close, reasonable. 337-0090. 5-5-22 tone, good condition, folk wall WILcl EAST LANSING Snyder Road, ample parking, $145. unfurnished, includes 244 NORTHLAWN, East tapestries. 351-0309. SP5-5/18 guitar, $20. Haslett, lower duplex, 2 bedroom, 4 393-2850 after 5£m, 5-5-17 refrigerator, stove and air Lansing. Three bedroom or 339-8685 after 3pm. 5-5-16 SECOND HAND ST0R| man furnished, parking, $260 WOMEN - SUMMER Room, 509 East Michigan, I conditioning. No children or two bedroom with study. per month. Call 349-4157. pets. 1029 Poxson, after TWO APARTMENTS 3 single Carpeted, fireplace, washer board, near campus, $230. GIRL'S AMF 3 speed bicycle. 485-4391. Trades, layawL 5-5-22 7:30pm. 3-5-16 rooms, furnished. Call dryer included, garage and ULREY CO-OP, 3325095. bank cards. 8 • 5:30pm dail fall 485-4972 after 9pm, X-3-5-17 Cheap. Like new! Call C-5-31 $165 to $175. available for summer / fall. parking, large yard. Quiet. 337-2782. 3-5-16 SUMMER, CLOSE to campus, 2 CAPITOL AREA near LCC Near park, library, schools. | - East side of campus. Close. CONSOLE STEREO available three STUDENT RENTAL unit: man, air, furnished, $150. Two summer rooms furnished, Couple only, children OK, QUEEN SIZE bed, mattress, Mediterrant R easonable rent, includes 337-2517. 5-5-22 $130. carpeted, $140 includes Single Rooms. Walk to utilities. Prefer girls. 5-5-21 $225. After 6 pm, 332-0977 boxsprings, $50: humidifier, excellent condition, Sl| 332-8300 utilities. Girls or married campus. 12 month lease, or 337-0433. 3-5-18 $15: fan, $10. 356 -3209. Afternoons, e HUGE FURNISHED 6 couple. Phone 489-1276. 1020 Short Street. Call girl SP5-5-17 351-2342. SP-5-5-16 WANT TO sublet Okemos, June EAST LANSING NEAR - 489-1893 for apartment, walk to M.S.U., 5-5-16 appointment. Bachelor 1 bedroom, utilities 6 MAN house, furnished, $50 20th, through August 3rd, X-5-5-21 parking, lease. $50 each per each. 9 month lease. 218 MEN'S 3-SPEED Raleigh, 8 AM/FM COMPACT month, utilities included. apartment, 3 women, $75. SUMMER paid, laundry. 372-3495. s 3-5-17 Jones, east side Lansing. Call months, excellent condition, watt, Garrard charger, | Phone 332-8734. 5-5-22 349-2318. 3-5-18 ONLY $130 per mo. PX, 351-5323. 10-5-30 SHARE HOUSE with 2 others, $45. 353-2654. SP5-5-17 suspension Large private room, BEECHWOOD SUMMER SUBLEASE -2 man airy 1 bedroom apt. New HOUSE SUMMER only, 4 or 5 distance to campus, walking quiet, no ALLIED 325 AM/FM receiver warranty, paid, $3^ carpeting, completely • sacrifice $235. Masterwoi apartment, close to campus, furnished. Air Conditioned. people. 1 block to campus. smoking. 351-6555. 6-5-18 amplifier plus Philmore 353-4274? 3-5-16 APARTMENTS $130. 351 3641. 3-5-18 911 Marigold 332-8300. B-5-16 pre-amp and six speakers. SUMMER 4 man, 2 bedroom, 1130 BEECH STREET for appt. call - NOW LEASING summer and 355-8743. SP5-5-17 FENDER - twin, reverb, tfl SUMMER SUBLET -1 bedroom 337-7328 or 351-8545 626 M.A.C., utilities paid, 12 PHONE: 351-9564 furnished, pool, balcony. 4 - BEDROOM house. 1015 fall. Single rooms, $15 and $250. Gibson ES330 $<■ month option. $240/ month. CONN CLARINET excellent Now leasing for 332-8708 after 6 pm. 5-5-22 ROOMMATES SUMMER Marigold near State Police up weekly. Office hours - Call Dave, 351-5^ summer and fall. - 337J 229 before^6pm. 5-5-16 Post. See after 6 pm. 2-5-17 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday condition, case included. Call evenings. 5-5-18 $50/ man/ month, pool, FURNISHED 1 3-5pm, call 351-4495. 353-1836. SP-5-5-16 2-man luxury phone, bedroom, 2 ALBERT STREET 551, one apartment, Ron, 353-0614, XO-5-31 pool, air, dishwasher, summer 349-0995. SP-5-5-18 blocks campus. Occupy May THREE BEDROOM, wall MEN'S SCHWINN Suburb* block from campus. Large 2 SMITH CORONA electric bedroom sublease. $140. 351-8243. 21, $155 including utilities. furnished. Lansing, year portable typewriter. Elite speed, carrier, excellj furnished, air SP5-5-18 CLOSE 351-8977. 3-5-17 lease. Bob 353-9543, SUMMER, SINGLES. condition, Patty, 351-84 TO MSU and Frandor. conditioned, balconies. 2 Furnished type, $85. Nights, 355-2986. Beautiful 1 afternoons. SP5-5-17 utilities SP-b-5-18 man, $170 3-4 man, $180. bedroom, SP5-5-16 SUBLET MALE single — $65 plus paid, parking, very close, two bedroom unfurnished, carpeting, 351-9250 351-6676. unfurnished apartment, near drapes, air conditioned, utilities, mobile home. Close. OWN ROOM in house, now some with kitchen, $30 - COMPLETE DARK room MARTIN 00-18 with caseStJ X-10-5-21 Call 351-2715. 3-5-17 until June 15th. $60. $65. 484-9774. 0-5-31 Guild D-50 $325. Si* campus, air conditioned. parking, laundry, utilities including 2%/ 35mm 332-3143. 5-5-19 351-5539. 3-5-16 enlarger, $95. 353-1534. discounts on new GibsonsJ 1 GIRL NEEDED for 3 man except electricity. Call stock now. We also nc NEAR PENNSYLVANIA and ROOMS, KITCHEN privileges. 332-1703. 5-5-21 3-5-17 apartment, fall only. UNIVERSITY VILLA Kalamazoo. Available June EAST LANSING duplex, 4 Females. Half and full Eagle banjos. ELDERM 541 M - 353-6102. 3-5-18 16th. INSTRUMENTS, APARTMENTS SUBLEASE SUMMER, 2-3 man, Large 4 bedroom, man, utilities paid, furnished, summer. NO SINGLES. CANON 814 movie camera - furnished home, $250/ Grand River, IbelB $52.50/ month. 332-4717. short or long term lease. Call 332-8835, 337 9706 8:1. Excellent EAST LANSING -quiet upstairs 635 Abbott Road month. 351-7497. 0-5-31 485- 6222 after 4pm. 5-5-18 XSP-5-5-18 auto zoom Paramountl, 332-4* 4-5-18 condition. 349-4277. 4-5-18 unit, can be 1 bedroom with PHONE: 351 2249 - 1-7pm. C-2-5-16 ■ living room at $170 or 2 NORTH HAYFORD PEOPLE FOR house bedroom for $185. Kitchen, Now leasing for ONE GIRL needed summer, - 131, - FALL, ROOM and board, RCA SOLID state portable PIANO, UPRIGHT, M dining, bath, all utilities paid, summer and fall close to campus, reasonable. available June furnished, large 4 bedroom 16th, summer. Close, cheap, cool. call 351-4249. 3-5-16 Bower Co-op, co-ed. Call 351-4490. 5-5-18 stereo phonograph and a condition, call 3324| 1 block to M.S.U., center of Call 351 4614. 5-5-21 stand. $30. 337-2337. 3-5-17 after 5pm. 5-5-21 town. 484-4014. 5-5-22 NEED A PLACE to finish the home. $250 / month. term? Female, cheap, close. 351 7497. 0-5 31 MALE ROOMMATE - FURNISHED 332-4047. 2-5-17 STUDIO Meedowbrook Trace, $70 COUNTRY HOME now Ctopcfcmcrijaitt -available summer. East monthly, swimming pool. fiUMPiS Hill available, newly remodeled, Lansing. 351-3064. 5-5-22 John, 393-7319. 8-5-24 carpeted, unfurished, south of campus 8 miles. With 5 HASLETT AREA, 2 bedroom, Yes.. .We GIRL 351-4716. 3-5-17 TO sublease summer, all electric, $185/ month. 339-2334, 484-4157. 10-5-29 bedrooms. 351-7497, 676-2191. 0-5-31 $300/ or month. nights leas" have close furnished, 4-5-18 — Milford, $50. 351-8979. air, SUMMER, 4 man furnished. 2 full baths, air conditioned, NEEDED: Room, relatively inexpensive, in house "73 - Campus Hill Apartments, now under new management is leasing student units for SPRING, TWYCKINGHAM student units for APARTMENTS are now summer and fall. These spaciouj luxury apartments are completely carpeted an location! very close, cheap. 332-8522. 74" 353-3308 Taylor. SUMMER, and FALL. These spacious apartments are CLEAN CHEAP SUMMER 3-5-17 SP5-5-18 furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterrane RIVER'S and WATER'S carpeted and furnished with distinctive, comfortable furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, gar a apartments close to campus, SUMMER SUBLET. Close, furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and air EDGE APARTMENTS call 332-5048. 337-0152. good management. SUBLET SUMMER, 2 bedroom disposal and individual central contro 8 house. 575 Stoddard. Air conditioning, and dishwasher. These 4 man units have next to Cedar Village 3-5-17 parking, air conditioning. rnnnt.i o'h conditioning. These four man units have up » cond.t.oned. up to 4 parking spaces Der unit and include the use of 3324432 AIR CONDITIONED 332-5288. 2-5-16 332-4095. 5 5-1 parking spaces per unit. Recreating is planne with a heated swimming pool, recreation rooms an® Now - summer a giant swimming pool and recreation room. leasing for sublease, 2 bedroom, rent Summer & Fall Throughout the academic year there will be free bus private balconies. If you want to be among the firsf Summer Rent From $42.50 Free Roommate Service negotiable. Call 332-0763 5-5-21 KAROLYN'S transportation to and from campus. We also have a full time Resident Manager for any maintenance. If residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. Suit"" 1 leases are 3 months and start at $55 per man.. BEDROOM APARTMENT 2 you want to be among the first residents of Campus SUBLEASE SUMMER bedroom, furnished, air, near -large 1 blocks from campus for 2 or 3 girls. Available June. Phone KNITS ANDKOTTON'S Hill call today. 2 bedroom units start at $45 per man for the summer, $61.25 month per man in the fall. leases are 9 + 12 months and start at $62.50 RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: 351-7166. campus. 337-0360. 3-5-18 485-2737 or 351-8988 formerly the Bargain Barn 4-5-18 FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL at 349 3530. 2 MAN ONE bedroom, air, I SUMMER close, quiet, 332-2646. 3-5-18 available now. 1 AND 2 BEDROOM summer J CRAYON COTTON PRINTS and fall. After 5pm, 98c/ yd. 1 BLOCK FROM campus, 1 332-0625. 6-5 22 REFRESH MANA GEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y: MANAGEMENT EXCL US1VEL Y B Y: bedroom efficiency, share I YOUR ROOMS WITH COTTON! bath. apartment, $85, and $100. 2 room Both MALE GRADUATE next year, - summer, share furnished J Drapery Material- Reg. $1.29 ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. ALL STATE MAMACIMEMT tO., QUITE 4M ■*< II 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. available now. 2 bedroom townhouse. Fireplace, NOW 796 / yd.! EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN SUITE 411 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SU'" house, need cars, $180 plus dishwasher, central air, 154 I 48823 utilities. Available fall. miles. 355-3430, 2-4pm; I 128 W. (.HAND KIVER in Wllliamston. Open ...w... thru Wed. 9-6. Thurs. till 9 p.m. Frl. 9-S. Closed Sat EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 488-! 391-1310 351-9042 after 5 pm. 3-5-18 332-2175, 5-7 pm. 4-5-18 | Open Sun. 10-6, '• '973 I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 16, 1973 15 Mobile Homes [ For Sale [ Real Estate Ictereo equipment- Her sx-727 EdX speakers. .VVO CS33 • ers receiver, two cs30 headphones, 1970 12'x60\ furnished, STATESMAN on lot in $3,900. Call 6254983 after Brookview, skirting, shed OKEMOS owner - colonial with coordinated RIVERWOOD by large 4 bedroom balcony, color Reps delete shield bill section By TOM HAROLDSON With the removal of the Vaughn, D - Detroit, byline amendment as well as now because it has been 5:30pm, all day Friday and throughout, State News Staff Writer i i 165D tape deck, spacious slate foyer, 13'x26' byline section, by a vote of sponsor of the bill, said that the other defeats of perfected after long public weekends. 4-5-18 Lrird sl72b turntable, gold carpeted living room Supporters of the state 63 47, Rep. Dan Angel, R - - on third reading, "there damaging r amendments, meetings, House debate and ies. More information with white marble press shield bill are claiming Marshall, attempted to could be no more crippling NEW MOON fireplace. were a sign that the bill will professional press studies. FY 224-7073 after 5pm. - 12'x60', front living room, partly carpeted, Formal dining room, family victory after the House delete from the bill two amendments attached to be passed by the House One press group which Ji.6-6-18 air conditioning. Dimondale room, carpeted kitchen with separate defeated a controversial sections which state that it." Wednesday and sent to the doesn't share Vaughn's eating area. 2V4 i'o ot sailboat - Phone 646-6363. 10-5-29 baths, full dry basement, section of the measure newsmen defamation involved suits in Vaughn said opponents Senate. enthusiam is the Michigan 11classed plywood, nylon PARKWOOD oversized garage, large Tuesday. may of the bill were trying to "I will predict that this News Broadcasters Assn. *! outboard bracket. 1970 - 12'x60' landscaped lot with The section deleted by protect their sources unless attach amendments that bill will pass Wednesday and which urged its members over 20 King *400 663 3844 with 12'x7' Washer /dryer, expando. window air trees and split rail fencing, $56,000. 2206 Butternut, the House stated that newsmen who have bylines only the court states otherwise, and the newsmen who are would destroy the original intent of the bill. He said by will get right over to the Senate for Tuesday to because it oppose the bill is full of conditioner, 10'x10' utility confirmation," 349-2597. 5-5-21 attached to their stores party to a criminal act may getting it to third reading, it Vaughn said. "We have loopholes. The association shed. Fully skirted on ,cer T3300 cassette, 5 lot. could be protected by the not be protected by the has a better chance of taken too long to discuss cited two amendments „,h. old. mint condition. King Arthur's Court BY OWNER shield - 6 month old shield bill. Opponents of bill. The House surviving this bill and the longer it which 353-2785. 3-5-18 489-9709. 4-518 brick and stone any crippling they said were exterior, 3 this section said it would defeated this attempt also. amendments. waits around the more it is evidence of loopholes, but bedroom ranch with 2V4 After a series of attempts hurt the bill by Vaughn said Tuesday's vs 0 nic damaged." i (udrasonic stereo bsr irntable. 8 track. 300 mm 4 speaker Lost & Found m baths. Family room with stone fireplace, all car built-ins, 2 its original purpose. "If the House keeps this destroying by various opponents of the bill failed to change its actions by the House, regarding the defeat of the Vaughn said he is happy with the shield bill as it is one of these, the byline section, House. was removed in the garage. 2 beautiful section in, then there is no current status, the measure ligar lens, Nikonos FIND SOMETHING? porches and "many" extras. derwater camera, 1972 If you've found a pet or article 4 5 miles/ reason for this bill to was rushed to third reading, - campus. Can be exist," ^J.nfish sailboat, medium of value, we want to help you purchased with 1 to 19 acres. Rep. Howard Wolpe, D - where its final fate will be "—'.Mr 35l-8^br7ci30 --------- cassette return State it. Just News come into the Depertment and tell us you Classified Must see 6943572. 5-5-21 to believe Kalamazoo had said. determined. Rep. Jackie State cannot |f with speakers. Call want to EAST LANSING 3 bedroom place an ad in EAST — 332-3568. 1-5-16 LANSING STATE BANK'S house, large yard. Also rent 2 meat lows, found column. As a public years or option to buy. 1540 200w. p.a. amplifier, service EAST LANSING Ridgewood, 337-7057. j5, Binson 8 channel mlc STATE BANK will run the 5-5-18 (6r $250. 1963 Fender ad at no extra cost to you. Michigan's strict meat The U. S. that only skeletal meats be mdmaster. 15" speaker. EAST LANSING OKEMOS - RIVERWOOD - Agriculture subdivision. 1V4 year old, 4 processing laws can no Dept. on Dec. 23, 1972, used. !5 484-2633. 3-5-18 STATE BANK bedroom colonial. Carpeting, Announcements for It's The longer be used to keep proposed bringing federal Contrary to Michigan C-5-31 What's Zoology Student substandard meat out of the x Blue Grass records dr!pes'tPftenlral air Happening must be Committee will meet at 6:30 standards into line with law, federal regulations received in the State News conditions"late p.m. today in 404 Natural state. Michigan's. The department ■eluding John Lee Hooker, LOST CAT - smallish female foyer office, 341 Student Services Science permit up to 15 per cent of n White, The Dillards, calico, Virginia and Snyder, entry, formal i^O, room and Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two Bldg. interested are welcome. All those The U. S. Supreme Court gave interested parties until poultry products in _„er Flatt and Earl Scruggs, East Lansing. 353-3246 or dining room. Custom class days before publication. let stand Monday a decision Feb. 21 to comment. "cooked smoked sausace." Eselee Sorrels, Leo Kottke 332-2403. Reward I 3-5-18 kitchen, breakfast room, No announcements will be The MSU Science Fiction barring Michigan from Current federal Michigan law requires a Emany others. elderly large family room. Many accepted by phone. Society will meet at 8 tonight in enforcing its rules against regulations permit the use in minimum protein content ksTRUMENTS. 541 East FOUND: GRAND River/Durian more features! 349-3043. 37 Union to discuss the Hugo out - of state meat sausage products of the of 12 per cent, whereas no Irand River. (Below area. Black shaggy 5-5/16 nominees and the Nebula puppy, red The Volunteer processors. The court based Irsmouni) 332-4331. 1-7 Bureau awa rds. udders, lips, ears and snouts minimum percentage of collar. Call 355-6304 invites anyone concerned about its decision on of cattle, In. C-2-5-17 C-3-5-18 Recreation in - service training for a more sheep, swine and protein is necessary under volunteers to a session from 3 to The Chess Club will meet a 8 lenient federal law already goats. Michigan law provides federal regulations. 5 p.m. Thursday in 27 tonight in the Union Gold on the books. ■th corona Coronet FOUND: GOLD ring with Student Room. Election of officers will Irtable electric typewriter, turquoise and pearls. Call UNION BOARD summer flights Services Bldg. be held. But Michigan's 357 meat $75. 6414493. processors will still have to Carol, 351-1954 355-9564. C-3-5-18 or to Europe from Detroit and Windsor. Stop in 1-4p.m., Monday - Friday. 2nd floor. The Assn. of Black Social The Lansing Lettuce Boycott will meet at 7:30 p.m. today at conform to the state law. Michigan uses in - state meat Nominations due 719 E. Grand ■UMBIA MASTER WORKS LOST: FEMALE Siamese Union. C-5-31 Workers of MSU will sponsor a River Ave., more than most other states Ixcellent condition. with AM/FM. $85. red collar, 351-3820, I.D. Reward. SP5-5-18 cat; tags; MIDWEST ROCK FESTIVAL - minority recruitment seminar at 8:30 Bessey a.m. Saturday in 114 Hall. Earn a master's Lansing. All A lecture are welcome. on "The do, state a spokeswoman for the Dept. of Agriculture for MSU awards >5496. 3-5-18 August 16th, 17th, 18th. $10 degree in social work. Farmworkers: From Grapes to said Tuesday. All MSU students and employes are FOUND ON Landon advance, $15 gate. Lettuce" will be given at 8:30 The eligible to nominate Field: court's brief order • GUNS -12 and 16 Round gold eyeglasses. Call THUNDER CHICKEN, plus Wives of veterinary med p.m. Thursday in 119B Berkey a person they believe has made distinguished academic came on an appeal by state contributions to the University for the luges. Call 353-0913 after 9 John, 351-5349. Found 10 name bands. G.O.D. students will sponsor a Dog distinguished V1-5-16 5-10-73. C3-5/17 PRODUCTIONS P.O. Box Obedience Commencement at Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley educator awards. The senior class council will review the Mortar Board will hold a from 4036 Copley, Ohio, 44321 7:15 p.m. Monday at the business meeting at 7:30 p.m. a ruling on Oct. 13, nominations and will present five awards. 8 MONTH old female 3-5-16 Judging Pavilion. 1972, by the 6th U. S. The deadline for dog. Black today in the Union Sunporch. submitting the nomination forms, I THE LATE GREAT body with tan face and paws. FLIGHTS NEW The Volunteer Bureau will Officers will be elected. Circuit Court of Appeals in which can be obtained in 307 Student Services Bldg., is 5 RECORD SALE - YORK, Cincinnati. Vicinity Abbott - Orchard. Frankfurt, hold a session on recruitment p.m.today. Ir for local record store is Call Phil, 337-0901. 3-5-18 return. From from 3 to S p.m. today in 27 Come dance with the MSU $165. Anne Munnich lug personal collection, Student Services Bldg. Anyone Promenaders at 7 p.m. today in ds of LP's, Rock, Folk, 355-7846. C-4-5/16 Brody Hall Multipurpose room interested is invited. ost in perfect condition, IZ) C. Square, round and folk Gold hits record v, May 19th, 525 Albert, funsing. 3-5-18 • pair, KLH 17's, PREGNANT? WE understand. FOR QUALITY " ]® service City The Coalition Survival will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 31 Union to discuss Council for Human Commission dances will be taught. MSU Volunteers return their are asked to questionnaires as soon as possible to 27 Student high; Call us. PREGNANCY on appointments. Everyone is I condition, $60/pair. stereo Services Bldg. COUNSELING. 372-1560 equipment, see the invited. ki ll 15evenings. 3-5-18 pERA BRONICA S2-A, 0-5-31 PROFESSORS. GOING on a STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River. C-5-31 The Pre - Law Club will sponsor a rap session on law at 7:30 p.m. today in 116 Eppley Center. Speak with advisers, The offering simulation Volunteer a proposal game to Bureau writing anyone is dollar continues to slip been used, $500. SKY HIGH TREE SERVICE sabbatical or vacation. - interested at 7 p.m. Thursday in fcl 5584.1-5-16 trimming and professors and students. FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials Leaving your home vacant? removal, 312 Agriculture Hall. professional work, low rates, LONDON - Gold hit record highs in lias You are risking the The MSU Veterans Assn. will plummeted about 150 points from its pEMS 3 SPEED Austrian possibilities of vandels, or fully insured. 351-2756 hold elections and a Europe for the second straight day Jan. 11 peak of 1,051.70, while the le bike, good condition, after 3pm. SP-5-5-18 burglars ruining your reorganization meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday and the U.S. dollar touched new broader New York Stock Exchange index pan's 3 speed bike, both vacation when you return. I today at the American Legion The Pre - Vet Club will meet lows. Experts said another international of some 1,500 common stocks is down BO 351-8692. 3-5-18 Hall. East Lansing. All veterans am willing to relieve you of HOROSCOPES at 7 p.m. today in 146 Giltner monetary crisis appeared likely. over nine points from its that PROFESSIONALLY Cast. are urged to attend. New people high that same fear. I am a live-in Hall. The deficit in the U. S. balance of homesitter. Will take Natal, Progressions. Fees are needed if you wish the day of 64.48. Both are down about 14 per payments soared to a near - record $10.2 cent. ownership care of your home variable. W.W. Sears. The South Collegiate billion in the first quarter of this year, the Gold closed in London and Zurich, the while you're away. For 337-9215. SP-5-5-16 Fellowship will meet at 9 commerce dept. reported. exchange of references, write tonight in 39 Union for an world's two largest bullion markets, at a ■NG78X15 General Jumbo Wilson inductive Bible study. All are The deficit in the January - March record $110.50 an ounce, up Box C-3 State News. 1-5-16 HOME IMPROVEMENTS and Hall Auditorium. The welcome. $8 for the ■tlted Tires. Blackwalls. agenda will include All - quarter was $8.6 billion larger than the remodeling, recreation day. But $5 of that climb came in the first BlO. 337-9322 after 6 pm. TV RENTALS $23 per term, rooms, kitchens, and University Student Judiciary $1.6 billion deficit reported in the fourth hour alone and the markets appointments and action on the Gay Liberation's Festival of appeared $9.50 per month. Free bathrooms. Free estimates. proposed labor relations cabinet. Life Committee will meet at 9 quarter of last year. It was the second steady later. delivery, service and pick-up. Jim Wolnosky, 351-8753. p.m. Thursday in 309 Student biggest deficit in history, exceeded only The dollar staged a recovery that some M No deposit. Stereos available at same rates. Call NEJAC, 4-5-18 Services interested Bldg. are welcome. All those the $11.9 billion deficit in the third quarter of 1971, another period 01 crisis. dealers said could be carried over into today's session. Over the longer run, pNJI BARKLESS puppies, |KC, good for pets, show 337-1300. C-5-31 BOARD EXAM TUTORING Instructions ns Typing Service Gay Liberation will provide transportation for those people interested in joining the Friday The rush of speculators' dollars out of the country was largely responsible for the however, several dealers said they were looking for still lower rates for the dollar. or Tutoring classes now being huge deficit in the balance of payments. Tuesday's activities were seen by financial Phone 489-9323. BANJO AND guitar lessons. All demonstration in Detroit. Call formed for the coming EDITING AND typing. IBM the Gay Liberation office for Meanwhile, sagging investor confidence observers in Europe as reflecting a crisis in styles, ELDERLY Selectric. Experienced. has pushed stock market prices to some of confidence in United States' LSAT, MCAT, DAT. Board more information. I ALASKAN MALAMUTE For information call INSTRUMENTS, 332-4331. 351-0746 after 6pm. their lowest levels of the year. exams. C-5-31 stability and political leadership. W, 313-354-0085 0-1-5-16 SP5-5-18 The Organization of Jewish SNO-GO KENNEL (see "low Pages for Students, a creative forum for ad) Phone BANJO AND guitar lessons. All Jewish thought and action, LEATHERS, FURS, from TYPING TERM papers. f2156 3-5-18 antelopes to zebras. Cheapo styles. ELDERLY Experienced, pica print, invites those interested to join them at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Pan INSTRUMENTS, 332-4331. SHEPHERD-m7«: pricesl 1905 West Saginaw, 489-5080. C-5-5-18 C-5-31 reasonable 651-6341. 7-5-17 rates. Call 337 Case Hall. I Months, With TWA $150. 14645 Road, The Astronomy Club will 484-4026. READING SPECIALIST will ALARMS - STUDENTS ripped EXPERIENCED IBM typing, observe the sun at 4 p.m. today tutor your child during in the sky is clear. Meet in 315 off. Call us. Alarm systems pica / elite. 1331 East summer. Call evenings ■ KITTENS Kalamazoo. Physics - Astronomy Bldg. All it pays to be young. to good home. starting from $45. Local 676-5721. SP-5-5-17 489-1058. • 351-7403. 371-3546. 7-5-18 are welcome. 2-5-16 siren, or central office reporting. Sale or lease. JfiUND miniature, COUNSELOR'S ! Typing Service Discussions on the highest consciousness of peace as H*C; beautiful, Price shot*, ADVOCATE INC.. Alarm Division. Phone 394- 0900 revealed by Guru Maharaj - Ji will be held at 7:30 p.m. Armed with just a pack on your back reduced. today ■2-3101 4-5-18 ANN BROWN. Typing and and a TWA Youth Passport* in your hand, for more information. 5-5-18 at Synergy. multilith offset printing. EMPLOYEE COMMUTING Complete service for The you can see a lot more of the U.S. for a lot m daily from Ann Arbor. Would Bicycling Club will less with TWA. Homes. » "CHARLIE" (by Revlon) we dissertations, theses, like riders or ride. 353-9536., sponsor medium - hard rides in gotl GULLIVER STATE the country at 2 and 3:30 p.m. Here are some ways we help. manuscripts, general typing, Ms. James. 5-5-22 DRUGS, 1105 East Grand IBM. 23 years experience. today, weather permitting. Meet |ington 12*52, 1972, River, East Lansing. C-5-5-18 349-0850. C-5-31 in front of the Men's Intramural Overnite Pass.* 'Wished, 2 Bldg. TWA's terrific new money ■3 Ann bedrooms. oeorooms, HAIR CUT the way you want it. EXPERIENCED TYPIST, close ■jf"' Phone 663-4246. UNION BUILDING to MSU. Electric typewriter. The Bicycling Club will meet saver. It gets you guaranteed BARBER SHOP. 355-3359. at 7:30 p.m. today in 208 Men's student dormitory accommoda¬ Call 349-1773 evenings and DON'T FORGET blood comes Intramural Bldg. All cyclists are C3-5-17 tions (at the least) without PjDGE 1970 - 12- X 65'. weekends. 373-6726 weekdays. only from people. invited. advance reservations in 40 cities Mil! J" Vall9V Sprin9s Peanuts Personal j j#j 1 0-1-5-16 Professional donors The in the U.S.A.. Canada and Mexico. k!LHome Park. Phone compensated. MICHIGAN University Bridge Club will hold beginner Duplicate 501.5-5-22 PROFESSIONAL IBM COMMUNITY BLOOD and regular games at 7:15 p.m. For only $5.25 per night! dissertation typing. MA CENTER. 337-7183. Hours !«0ON - i0. x 45'7go~od KATHY 565363 - Thanks for English degree. MARTY Monday, Thursday and today on the second floor of the U.S.A. Bonus Coupon Books. l0n- furnished. the invite Friday. Great time, NORTH, 351-3487. C-5-31 2 Friday 94:30pm Tuesday and Tike your TWA Youth Passport and newly carpeted, D. 1-5-16 Wednesday 12-6:30pm. Free U is now getting its boarding pass to any TWA Ticket Office in R|«,, a,,er ",,le 'rom M.S.U. PROFESSIONAL IBM typing C-5-31 summer catalog together. Call New York, Boston, Philadelphia, 5 pm. BOB JETER livesl SP5-5-18 (Pica-Elite). 11 3S3-0660 if you want to take or 3-5-18 years experience. S AN Dl, 339-8934. teach a class. See Joint Issue, Washington. Denver, Los Angeles or B EAT LAKES. Move in LANE, IT'S great to have you as C-5-31 SMALL APARTMENT to or home May 3-16, for a listing of our San Francisco. You'll get a book of bonus sublet, June, July and latest offerings. Spring catalogs ilsT MSU- f«nced a Little Sister. DZ love, Shar. EXPERIENCED August for elderly woman. are still available at the Union coupons good for 50' i off things and >(r/ shed- 2 bedrooms, 1-5-16 Dissertations. (Pica - IBM typing. Elite). Call 372-8842. 4-5 18 r-jws stand. absolutely free things like a free dinner at |«a"i',8CO"di,w- FAY ANN,489-0358. C-5-31 the Spaghetti Emporium in Boston, five : □ NEED A roommate? girl now in London will share Outgoing tour of Denver by Gray Line, free pizza at tjAR~DSO~N~TT«67: THESIS, TYPING printing, an a pa r tment with Anna Maria's Restaurant in Washington, T'r- 3 bedroom 154 binding. Reasonable prices. Call COMMERCIAL compatible female for five admission to a flea market in i%,erand drVer. Set up MOORES RIVER DRIVE - summer. 353-7383. 3-5-17 Philadelphia and lots, lots more. Like we PRINTING, 337-0712. sit id. with TWA it pavs to bo young. For all 1^846fiWV'th ,klrti"9 and 2421 - Executive type 10-5-16 Free U Yoga sessions will be J »ifa6 anytime. 4-5-17 ranch, 3 bedrooms, % acre. WANTED - FULL time people held at 7 Friday and 9 a.m. Monday through the details write: TWA IT PAYS IX) BE - to invest business talent, a.m. Saturday in A 10' x 51' plu» Has many special features, by COMPLETE THESES the Union Green Room. YOUNG?Box 25, Grand Central Station, energy, time and/or money owner, $43,900. Phone New York. N.Y. 10017. "• i1®' bedroom, 489-1276.5-5-16 SERVICE. Discount printing. for share in established small There will be a lecture of *3,500. 677-8491. IBM typing and binding of business. Resume to: Box Transcendental Meditation as theses, resumes, publication. 1 568, East Lansing, taught by Maharishi Mahesh LOVELY AREA 4 bedroom Across from campus, corner Michigan. 5-5-18 Yogi at 4 p.m. and 9 p.m. ^coNT10.C°NDIT7o"N( Btlndn «° x5° • cape cod, basement, garage, mature shade, fenced yard, M.A.C. and Grand River, below Jones Stationery Shop. HOUSESITTING POSITION. Wednesday in 107 S. Kedlie Hall. TM' is a natural technique "Service marks owned ei K' ■>36 1' is £ C*M Linda, $;-9,600. Call Ruth Godfrey. 663-4454 or LANDON Call SERVICES, COPYGRAPH 337-1666. Summer, year, Mature grad student. References. Kristi, for intelligence unfolding the latent within creative each *'8.9-6. 3-5-17 REALTY 882-6635. 1-5-16 C-6-31 1 332-5095. 3-5-18 person. Call 351-7729 for more info. 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. May l6 BATTLES IN LOUNGE Hall hosts fake wars MSU when he transferred amount of damage. If a boat comments By KAREN KRUGER here fall term. accumulates more points in about , with little Playing pieces for the damages than its original D»wd. boats;, j At 2 a.m. May 8, the game include a tape worth, it is considered sunk. Cheholis combined American fleets of the and Japanese measure, boats, markers, "If the other guy's guns Junior, who found the game helped 1 people, a floor and can fire further than yours he* navies wiped out the he'll keep you in his imagination. European fleet in an epic battle waged across the vast Wars 1,200 are waged scale made plastic with where he can fire on you, but you can't get to him," range ^X«asut>l bowd names to sweep of carpeting in the North Hubbard Hall lounge. ships from two to ten inches Kim Russel, Endicott, N. Y. satisfaction I JJ* Naval War Games is the long. Parker owns three - junior said. Playing Naval War r fourths of the boats. The "Whichever side is left comes from the comij newest product of the - from collection consists of Italian after all the firing, wins. The inventive genius of seeing whatl and Japanese battleships, normal time for a complete haPpen in anv I (Admiral) Mike Parker, Owosso graduate student, German and Japanese heavy war is four to four and a situation," Dawdsaid. cruisers, light cruisers and half hours. Some wars are War game who also is king of the not finished after p|ayers . society for Creative other vessels. The game players are hours," Russell said. five from ijrody Holmes and M «l Anachronism at MSU. divided into two sides. The Game players and Hubbard 3 Parker learned the game two sides place their boats have not gotten say they from off. cani Jl two years ago in Chicago any flak and on computer cards at from anti ■ military people. brought the game to opposite ends of the room, 'Occasionally people make No, there isn't any w facing one another in combat fashion. Each person mans a ^Distinctive Dec on N-blast plans pro boat. At each turn the cautiously forward move with players their boats a tape Shops FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES RIO BLANCO, Colo. ~ country's total gas needs for five years. What they don't assured of compensation any damage. for of gas over 25 years at the Rio Blanco site, Aronson Radiation seepage would measure. Players try to keep their boat out of the firing Gracious be slight - less, in fact, than Three nuclear explosions know is whether nuclear Hal Aronson, vice said. radiation exposure from a range of the enemy. packing wallops equal to explosions are the key to president of CER Rio Blanco is part of the cross • continental flight or However they try to move 30,000 tons of TNT each making the gas available to Geonuclear Corp., the Las Atomic a year's average viewing of their own boat into a Energy will shake the Colorado man. Vegas, Nev., firm which is Commission's Plowshare color television. position where they can fire underground on Thursday the industrial sponsor of the program, aimed at The major worry is that on an enemy ship. Nuclear explosions have as a nation thirsting for blast, said Rio Blanco, if developing peacetime uses ground water will pass Different boats have been tried before in efforts energy tries something new. successful, could show that of atomic energy. through the "nuclear different firing ranges to free rich undergound Opponents of the blast, similar explosions can be Organizers admit that chimney" created by the depending on size. When a deposits of natural gas - in used to develop the vast such as environmentalists, New Mexico in 1967 and hundreds of blasts will be blast. The water would player's boat gets within politicians and local oil natural gas deposits required to develop the become contaminated, range the captain calls out Colorado in 1969. interests, worry about water throughout the Rocky region's gas supplies if Rio spread to the Colorado an estimate of the distance Those partially successful contamination, destruction Mountain region. Blanco is a success. River and pollute the between the boats (this is Distinctive Decorator Shops offer of attempts involved only one possible oil sources, The project is scheduled A lawsuit filed to region's water supply, critics firing). blast. Thursday's Project was complete line of carpeting, furniture 1 costly compensation for for 10 a.m. Thursday, when stop the blast, but a federal warn. The tape measure is run Rio Blanco will involve three 30 - kiloton devices wallpaper, lamps and accessories plus the I property damage and the three simultaneous judge Monday refused to Dr. John Toman, project out. If his estimate is encouragement of large will be detonated issue scientist, rock correct the "fire" is finest designer services. explosions in sparsely an injunction to block says scale use of nuclear simultaneously a mile it. surrounding the chimney is considered a hit. - Open - detonations that the blasts, populated ranch country 9:00 5:30 weekdays 9:00 - 1:00 Saturday I 180 miles southwest of undergound. The suit claimed that the so hard and so deep When a boat is hit, it is - if successful, would provide. The key to the project's Denver. Colorado Water Pollution undergound that there is damaged and may be sunk. COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL CONTRACT! The blast, called Project success will be fractures in Control Commission almost no chance for water The size of the gun that hits kl491 Haslctt Road Haslett, Michigan (517)339-825' Rio Blanco by its At dawn on Thursday, the extremely hard boat determines the approved the project to pass through. a supporters, is designed to the town's 50 families will surrounding rock. These without sufficient evidence, free natural gas trapped in be evacuated to community breaks are supposed to free but most opposition centers RESTAURANT BILL'S undergound rock centos 12 miles away. The about 17.5 billion cubic feet on environmental concerns. formations. What supporters know is that there is enough gas ground tremors that follow the blast will probably cause some cracked plaster and TRANSCENDENT MISSISSIPPI & BAR $IOO trapped beneath the Rocky Mountains to supply the fallen inhabitants chimneys, but have been RIVER FISH FRY a MEDITATION month *Pond reared Southern Blue Channel Catfish Art works to line rolled riverstyle * in cornmeal the Southern way and fried .. . as taught by Louisiana Bajou shrimp creole with New $100 for each month of the school year. It's likeaL Maharisht Orleans creole sauce $900 annual scholarship If you qualify. you can! festival . . . streets at Mahesh •Batter - fried whitefish the riverboat way Included in each of the above dinners are . cole . . earn it as a member of the Marine Leaders Class. Corps' Platoon! 1 Yogi slaw, real Southern hush puppies, fresh corn bread YouII also be earning a Marine officer's com I A wide variety of art spo nsoring a bike and butter, and tarter and hot sauce. Also on the works will line Grand River registration and safety clinic menu but extra are cajun fried potatoes and sweet mission through PLC summer training at I Avenue, the first block of on Saturday from 10 a.m. Quan' o, Virginia. 1 tater pie. As usual we will be serving your favorite TalK MAC Avenue and the Alle to 4 p.m. in the courtyard drinks and cocktails. to the Marine officer who visits your| behind Hosier's at 209 E. campus. this Friday and Saturday as the East Grand River Ave. Transcendental meditation is a natural spontaneous For Information Talk to Major Wood when he Lansing and Meridian Officers from the East technique which allows each individual to expand his or Reservations visits the Placement Bureau Township Chambers of Commerce Lansing Police Dept. and mind and improve his life. Call 482 6100 June 12, 13 9 am 4 p.m. sponsors its tenth annual the MSU Dept. of Public Greenwich Village Days. Safety will be on hand to Paintings, ceramics, register bicycles. Free INTRODUCTORY LECTURE pic jewelry and glass are among bicycle safety checks and the art forms that will be inspections will be TODAY. May 16th conducted by trained 107 S. Kedzie, 4:00 & 9:00 PM displayed and sold from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. during the mechanics. For More Info. Call 351 - 7729 two days of the festival. Each of the 105 artists ■ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ The Marines are exhibiting their work have been approved by a jury of BOB JETER looking for a few good men. experts which included faculty members from the MSU art deDartment. LIVES! J Last of the J The association is also J 2 lor 1 * Attention: »Varsity Pizza Specials* $2.50 delivers two medium (12") ALL MSU SUPERVISORS * —- 1 item Varsity Pizzas. Valid with * this ad Wed. & Thurs. May 16 & * 17, 1973. Annual General Meeting * 11 items to chcose from MSU Supervisors Association. * Free Fast Hot Delivery begins at 6 P.M. * All supervisors are invited. * 'Subs f 4 to VARSITY choose from) * *Foot long May 17th 8:00 PM * *Hamburgers Varsity Dogs * Pin balls * Holden Hall, Room G-8 * 1227 E. Grand River 332-6517 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Notice: Last Week for Spring Starling May I ft we will ln> making our final returns to Hook Publishers for those Spring (Juarter Hooks that are not going to he used Summer (Juarter. We will also he ehunging our loeation of hooks in onler to make sure you hare thr hooks you will still nerd for Spring (Juarter. you, In the ('.enter of Campus Opi 7 w-r,