By LAURA MILLER Other complaints include: "This is strictly a business oriented association discriminates State News Staff Writer against ♦Charges that women have been organization which is always just women. The recent election of four men to discouraged from men," said Roberta Smith, a former Women applying for John Kinney, director of the the MSU Alumni Assn. executive administrative positions. Women's Steering Committee member professional staff, said the executive board i s nothing unusual. * Com plaints that the Alumni and 1971 alumna, citing the fact that board did not nominate a woman to But several women who are Magazine and other association there the are no women on the 10 man slate, because a minority involved in the alumni organization mailings are too male oriented. professional staff. representative seemed more important charge that it is just one more ♦Complaints that professional this year. indication that the officers responsible women are not given adequate 3 lumni u for keeping in touch with graduates are not involving enough women. For example, 62 men but only four women hold positions in the three recognition by the association. ♦Complaints that women treated in a Since the mid patronizing manner. 60s, women have are While the association executive he The former coach was to find a place for a man served the University appointed, said, because the University wanted who had - loyally. But groups which coordinate the MSU charged the alumni association with board passed a resolution last year to women who have also served the discrimination Alumni Assn. These boards are the sex discrimination. Formal involve more women in administrative University loyally have been professional staff, executive board complaints were filed by the Alliance positions, the election of four more discouraged from applying for and the development council. to End Sex Discrimination in men to the association positions, some claim. 1972 executive board last with the Several sources said women had The result, these MSU alumnae Dept. of Human Relations Saturday and the appointment of say, and Gordan Serr, a former football coach, been told they could not handle is that the association is an investigation by the Women's the representing Steering Committee was also held in to another board in March, has responsibilities of administrative only half of its alumni — the men. 1972. renewed allegations that the (continued on page 9) . ,h€ michigan Volume 65 Number 157 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 17, 1973 City approves '74 budget By LINDA SANDEL approved by the city. This is a 53 cent transferred from a general government State News Staff Writer Less than 20 minutes of the drop from the 1972-73 rate of $17.45 fund to a contingency council's With only eight minutes to go per $1,000 of assessment. (reserve) fund time was occupied by to cover incidental expenses arising approval of the budget. Earlier, ,fore a midnight Tuesday deadline, See related during the year. however, council members and ,e East Lansing City Council articles, page 3, 7 A total of $3,100 was added to interested a citizens witnessed ►proved a $900,000 budget increase general fund for the mayor and the confusion of events and four hours of a ,er last year, and a 53 cent tax rate Taxpayers whose assessment did council to cover provisional expenses. heated debate on issues brought up e for the 1974 fiscal year not increase during the past year will Funds totaling $7,000 were deleted by citizens from the floor. ,ring a marathon six-hour meeting. see their tax bills lowered. Residents from the social services Irate Council adopted a total budget of whose assessments did budget citizens, many of them go up may bringing that allocation to slightly over students from MSU, repeatedly 1887,87 8. an increase of $10,000 experience an increase in their raxes $26,000. criticized proposed structural Itr the budget initially proposed by but at a lower rate. Approval of the budget took place in the Michian Avenue Harrison Road changes ity Manager John Patriarche. - A $14,000 account for only eight minutes before the intersection. Members of gay liberation A total tax rate of $16.92 per development of public transportation midnight deadline set by state law for also confronted council members ,000 of assessed property value was was established. A sum of adoption of the city budget. $25,000 was seeking approval of an antidiscrimination ordinance which was later adopted. M0DY STUDENTS RILED . A request by Councilman George Griffiths for the council to consider a proposed moratorium on building permits in the Oakhill - Evergreen street area was the Job threat subject of heated protested debate between council members and people from the floor. The council deferred immediate By BOB OURLIAN action on the moratorium but said it to be given due consideration, and State News Staff Writer job. But 1 have a thing with students. I would reconsider the decision after the right now, it is not." remember when I was in school, I | Over" 100 Brody students have The city completes negotiations for two petition Jackson is circulating thought, 'Who can I turn to?' So 1 parcels of petitions expressing concern property in the area. opposes the University counseling have an investment here." d apprehension over the possible center's refusal to hire Braithwaite on Sharp said that such an action which was called for by area residents Jsmissal of Judy Braithwaite, a Multi 4 ^ ^ - a full-time basis. Bra.thwa.te stressed that though would involve a conflict of interest. Counseling Center ^Alliance L® ' " lounselor. "Since her arrival at Brody we feel k t'l E°u l°H JT In other action, council considered I The students, predominantly black, we have found more than just another ^en lt'n the fa»- a request by John Czarnecki, 1113H e also met twice since Sunday, black counselor," the petition reads. JjT " i ' I" emporary Palmer Lane, that the city allow »n the possibility of her dismissal "Judy Braithwaite is a concerned ft"*"' though I was a interested groups the use of the top la< first learned by students. In black woman who has gone far beyond the realms of her job continually ^7^™' floor of the parking Jacobson's for concerts ramp behind addition, representatives have spoken to help us. either day or night/' on June 24 Kith various administrative personnel Braithwaite said that feedback from and July 15. The students have also drafted a students she has had contact with Sharp and James Wilcox indicated incerning the possibility of retaining letter to be sent to various University kaithwaite at Brody as a counselor. indicated to her that she ^ succeeded that they were not in favor of the administrators. The letter emphasizes idea, I Braithwaite jn «touching" students. "That's but the suggestion was referred to the was hired fall term to Braithwaite's positive effect on Brody my on|y reward knowing that I've helped J! in for another counselor paternity leave. Now that the first away on students. "We feel that Judy has aided some kids." city manager consideration. An application by the for further Anderson's antics lounselor has returned, Braithwaite's students to the utmost," the letter Alle-Ey, 220 MAC Ave. for a renewed lerm of employment has officially dance hall license Ian Anderson, Jethro Tull's leader, reads. "It has been her ambition to was denied pending performs his unique an investigation of problems involving ballet that fascinated a sell - out crowd at Jenison fnded. James Hamilton, director of become well known and to let the Fieldhouse, fecial programs, has pointed out that customer usage of the parking ramp Tuesday night. See review students know she is here and why. and the availability of on page 6. > not enough money in the She has made herself available and has night security State News photo by Budget to hire another counselor full police in the area. Craig Porter taken it upon herself to come to ■me. rreetings students have held. We are not | However, Rowland Pierson, aware of any other counselor taking Bernitt reveals lector of the University counseling police tenter said he was investigating upon themselves the responsibility the that Judy has." ■uncial possibilities of retaining Another student is that jraithwaite at Brody. concern I "I am extremely pleased with the their feelings are not being considered fork she's been in the issue. "Judy has had such an doing," Pierson said, phe's held in the highest regard." | JHie the students feel that her dose relation they have success influence, the counselor center we don't think it's right for to should designate which go and which watch for Gay activity dopedwith her merit full - time counselor should stay," Jackson said. pployment as a counselor at Brody. Braithwaite 11 students on the use of informers on provided by Deborah Miller, the says her job is her | Lee Jackson, currently circulating family's lone source of income; campus. informer involved in the John Royal Fitions urging Braithwaite's full • He said the Metro Squad officer case, was retained by the department, consequently, if she cannot get a full - The MSU Dept. of Public Safety pe employment as a alternates as an undercover agent and and that it was turned over to the counselor, said: time job at MSU, she will have to look employs one full - time member of the as a uniformed and plainclothes county prosecutor. He said that no |"Sheandhaswhite had such an impact on elsewhere for employment. This, Metro Squad and sends plainclothes officer. police pictures taken by Miller were kept by students, we feel she nonetheless, is not her concern. officers to the Union to apprehend ^ done more Responding to questions from the the department. than any other "I'm not going to go hungry," she homosexuals engaging in solicitation Melor. What she's done here for students about the difference between He also indicated in the responses ought said. "I'm not going to go without a illegal sexual activity, Richard O. the roles, Bemitt said that plainclothes that pictures taken of alleged illegal Bernitt, director of the department, said. officers are those who wear suits or demonstrations on campus last spring casual clothes while performing their kept, and that they are now 5N survey reveals were a Bernitt made the comments during a three - hour meeting Tuesday with duties and who are not on long - term part of the "incident" reports of the assignments. He said that undercover police were (continued on page 9) those who keep track of illegal >rice discrepancy activities for long periods of time without revealing their identities as Iiiside Thursday police officers. By NANCI PARSONS services in the residence halls. State News Staff Writer Bernitt also said that his "I'm glad you brought this to my attention," Smith said Tuesday. "I department employs other officers, l^ext time you bite into who are not plainclothes, uniform or nous a juicy wasn't aware that this (discrepancy) apple at one of the residence undercover police, but he did not existed. Ill have to check into it." liihi Sto'> to think that you might Each seller estimates how many specify what function they serve. C e to get that same apple Bernitt explained that one officer across apples it will need on a weekly basis has been sent to the Union to keep pjus I for half the price. Price and MSU Food Stores makes one total track of homosexuals, but that he can discrepancy, in some purchase for the entire University high as 100 per cent, from the Detroit Produce Terminal. only arrest someone if he is actually On page 3, read about the watered ' among the various apple sellers solicited by an individual to engage in down sex ordinance passed F campus. "We make a weekly order of illegal sexual activity. by the city anywhere from 50 to 150 boxes but council. I A State News Bernitt also survey conducted this the average is usually around 90 answered questions On page 4, the State News explains j. [!e.vea's that the average price of boxes," Robert Heron, Food Stores regarding the use of informers on a change in its policy of publishing ill ori !C1?US aPP'e Sills is 15 in the residence manager, said. There are about 100 campus. He had prepared written names of rape victims. cents. However, the answers to questions provided him by apples per box. On page 14, a State News staff »tlthCu?,plex 8ri" charges 20 cents The current market price for Tim Cain, student member of the writer reports on the hassles of being a Public Safety Committee. b low Circle snackshop price is apples, according to the Detroit fire marshal at concerts. The questions dealt with what the I The J-" Price camPus- on,y 10 cents. Produce Terminal, is 79 cents for three of apples is not Dept. of Public Safety does with Srdized pounds of Michigan apples and $1 for belli,!— anywhere on campus, information provided by informers, three pounds of Washington and ■ro, "on tafpteria and grill and the Oregon apples.. how campus police conduct Jacket weather l^oads Cafeteria in the Rodney Nelson, asst. chief in the investigations, and how the tefn/. ^nier a" Charge 2U market division of the Michigan department handles misconduct on the Partly cloudy and cold today, high -«eria sells?#"'1* T^f Ke,lo« *Ub its apples Center for 15 cents Agricultural Dept., explained that the part of its officers. Though Bernitt provided written in the mid 50s. Friday through Sunday price of apples will be increasing in the next few months as buyers are forced answers to all these questions, there partly cloudy with a chance of Lljy** of the fruit is determined to purchase only Washington and was no full discussion of them by the showers, lows in the 30s to 4Qs k* f , iv,du>l »®Uer and depends Oregon applies. students. increasing to the 50s to 70s. * „ ar«>t availability, according to "The cold storage of Michigan Bernitt said in his written answers Smith, asst. manager for food (continued 9) that only on page one piece of evidence Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Vhursdilay' May 17, „ news Senate opens pub FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES convinced the Senate Hearings will 10, will provide full NBC coverage, starting are Wednesday .. an outgrowth Thursday. WJIM-TV, Channel impede and perhaps compromise their , WASHINGTON - The White at 10 a.m. campaign financing vioE (l°f 1 summary House blamed its faulty in - house investigation of 6, will have live coverage Thursday and attempt to bring the Watergate matter to a last week in the comclusion in the federal courts. Gen. John N. indictment f the Watergate scandal on banished counsel Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mitchell f rrne» The hearings will display "the cool, Ervin and his Republican counterpart, John W. Dean HI Wednesday as the Senate Secretary deliberate calm of a judicial proceeding," vice chairman Howard H. Baker Jr., of prepared to open its public hearings into Including financier Robwt the muddled affair. according to Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., D-N.C., Tennessee, are confident tliat it will be, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuuiiiii Cook The big Caucus Room, scene of the chairman of the Select Committee on instead, an inquiry that will inexorably was named chairm. , "When Johnson drawled to a reporter, 'You help 1954 Army - McCarthy hearings and site of Presidential Campaign Activities. unravel the Watergate mystery once and only a few months J! ." b* » the announcements of the presidential But some observers feel that it will be a for all, followed by a movement in criticized for his hai.....,,- me and I'll help you,' we felt he was incapable of OI a cash contribution ^ candidacies of John and Robert Kennedy, political circus with clowns, tightrope Congress to see that such a movement to ,1, yport telling the truth. But compared to the present state of affairs vnder Nixon, he is Rebecca of has been readied for the hearings that begin walkers and star performers. never occurs again. "There is no person campaign by Vesco, who inbestigation by the L l?0" 1 today and may last for perhaps The confrontation here is of a high in the United States commission * Sunnybrook Farm." six- months. The hearings beginning today order: Senate against White House and who is not potentially to be investigated in A federal grand Helen Thomas, will be taped and broadcast locally at 8 Justice Dept. The seven members of the conjunction with this matter," Baker said disclosed last week that jury in L , veteran UPI White House correspondent. p.m. on WKAR-TV, Channel 23. committee and their supporters are on television Sunday. suggestions by Stans that Cook Si] WKAR-AM 870 radio will have live suspicious that the executive department Ervin said in a Brunswick, Maine, news the C01? not include in suit conference Wednesday his Senate a filed agains fi! See story page 8. coverage from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on investigation to date has been inadequate, information dealing with Ml III Mil lllll 111 I llllll Mllllll I lllllllllll III ■ Ml ■ >11 HI Thursday, Friday, May 22, 23 and 24 and to understate their view. Watergate investigation will bring out new a from June 12 to 14. WILX—TV, Channel For their part, the federal prosecutors startling revelations. contribution Vesco made to presidential campaign last jH Ervin also predicted that Watergate will year . lUorlc/mlcIe ) result in the curtailing of presidential There still was no word fro power,stricter campaign expense laws and Richardson on which of three fin.YJJ Four American and Canadian tourists were fired Nixon urges creation closer Listed supervision of the Central Intelligence Agency. leadoff rM0? Watergate improprieties. as ■ ^cial and elated prosecSf I'ampifl as witnesses in the on by gunmen with automatic rifles Tuesday at hearings are Robert C. Odle, office Former CIA Director Victoria Falls in Rhodesia. Two Canadian women, Christine Louise Sinclair i9t and Marjan Ibuna Drijber, 19, were killed. John W. Crothers 33, of of election reform unit manager for President Nixon's reelection committee; Bruce Kherli, aide to ousted chief of staff H.R. Haldeman; Sgt. Paul meanwhile, testified for three Appropriations injH Richard £12 il. , FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES covered only expenditures activities 1. Leeper, one of the policemen who arrested subcommittee on that» Troy, Ohio, was injured in the stomach but his WASHINGTON for television and radio. He handling of wife Carol, 25, escaped injury. Rescue parties are President Nixon, citing - signed reform legislation in Mansfield also the Watergate burglars and James W. what was said to £? "widespread abuses during 1972, imposing strict new introduced a constitutional McCord Jr., the conspirator whose Ho^ Sen requests John L. for he'p in the covl | trying to recover the bodies of the two women. the presidential campaign of amendment to provide for a revelations burst open the scandal. after Helms appearance McClellan, D-Ark 1 Wednesday, an unidentified white Rhodesian was reporting requirements. single, six-year term for a Another that he Mil administration official, G. the CIA was forced 1972," urged Congress Before the April effective into killed when his jeep ran over a land mine in a game president, as he has done Bradford Cook, resigned as chairman of the breaking itsJ Wednesday to create a date of that law, the Nixon several times in the past. charter barring involvement reserve. Officials of the white Securities and Exchange Commission - minority Rhodesian bipartisan commission to campaign committee had domestic activities. regime claimed Zambian troops were responsible recommend sweeping collected more than $10 for the shooting incident. federal election reforms. million. The sburces of that Though the call for a campaign reform money remain undisclosed. Among the matters ON ASMSU ELECTION commission was spurred by Nixon suggested as areas the Watergate scandal, the worthy of commission President did not mention consideration were limiting Weight - watching Leonid I. the case directly. president to a single Appeal a decis Brezhnev has one Kremlin But, in a speech taped nonrenewable six-year term enemy he can not purge - for radio broadcast and and electing House "comrade appetite." In an aimed at building support members, who now serve 6 interview published for his proposal, Nixon said two years, to four-year By LINNEA SLATER more than the allowable Carl, 101 South Case. I Wednesday in the West areas for inquiry by the terms. Both would require a Kirby Holmes, R - Utica. State News Staff Writer $35 which is specified by German commission would include constitutional amendment. Postal officials told Lansing, Mich. 48823."1 weekly magazine elimination "of sabotage Nixon called for A decision is expected on the ASMSU Code of Houston that a $30 fee said that the cost of| Stern, the 66 - year - old and espionage and other establishment of a Friday by the All - Operations. must be paid when the rubber stamp Communist party chief infringements on the rights 17-member Nonpartisan University Student owner of a permit allows omitted, and priced ij She also requested that Judiciary on an appeal of $4.20. 1 t admitted that like German of privacy," from election Commission on Federal someone else to use it, and the judiciary direct the the All - University Election Houston had submitted a Chancellor Willy Brandt, he campaigns. Election Reform to conduct elections commission to Commission's April 11 formal complaint with the has In 1970, Nixon vetoed a broad post - Watergate instate her as the winner of Carl had submitted H put on weight since campaign reform bill, saying study and come up with decision which upheld the the election. Post Office. He said that expense accounts to I cutting down on smoking. To its spending limits were not specific legislative election of conservative either Carl or Holmes will election commission, | candidate Doug Carl to the satisfy his hunger, Brezhnev broad enough because they recommendations by Dec 1. Carl was not present or be billed if the post office after the election a ASMSU board. finds that the $30 was not revised said, he has the Kremlin represented at the meeting. account At the judiciary's open paid. hearing kitchen whip up a favorite ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ hearing on the appeal John Houston, Allen's of commission. The the > snack: cottage cheese biscuits. counsel, told the judiciary Tuesday, Marcia Allen, account listed a lower 1 J Last of the * runner - up to Carl, in the election, challenged the validity of Carl's election on that expenditure the campaign statement which CBrl submitted to the Houston also that Carl omitted the cost of campaign posters totaling charged cost than the Houston charged tf original,! indicated manipulate! J 2 ,or 1 } the grounds that he spent elections commission was incomplete. He had located other expenses he said, $60.95. He submitted two receipts from Insty - Print Co. and the Copy Quick the figures. He asked I the original expense accl ^€H"Slty PlZZQ SpCCf&IS J , Margaret Bushell . 49, was sentenced to life CORRECTION which would bring Carl's Printing Service in Carl's be used in the case. imprisonment by a Norwich, England crown court the copy total expenses to $126.64. name for those posters. for murdering her 7 - year - old son with a for the East Steve Owen, chief jJ pillow $2.50 1 item delivers two medium (12") Lansing Vacation Travel Houston said that $30 Houston also presented of the judiciary, noted I pressed over the child's face. Bushell has lost three Varsity Pizzas. Valid with should be added to Carl's an envelope used by Carl in the members of r other children in fatal accidents, this ad today, Thurs. May17, 1973 ad, appearing in cases of poisoning and a fall from a window. including two ^ Tuesday's State News expenses because of his use of a bulk - rate mailing a was campaign mailing which judiciary whether had the questifl revfl stamped with 11 items to chcose from should have read permit belonging to Rep. "Committee to Elect Doug statement might not bT Oil - rich Arab nations, motivated by self - violation of the ASfl Summers lowesi protection and profits, helped set off the now - U Free Fast Hot Delivery begins at 6 P.M. code, which states | trans-Atlantic airfares expense accounts musl subsiding world monetary flareup by trading in S Menu: submitted within one I dollars for gold. "They reason that in times from $229." 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Griffin R - for absolutely free things, as well as , discounted extras like bicycles, theatre Mich., has called for hearings tickets, sightseeing, meals and lots, lots Tuesday on his bill to bring more. Like we said, with TWA it federal pays to be meat standards up to young. For all the details write: TWA - par with stricter standards IT PAYS TO BE YOUNG? Box 25, Grand established by Michigan and Central Station, New York, N Y. 10017. other states. On Monday, the U. S. Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal Atty. Gen. Frank j. Kelley on by state PhilOchs a lower court's decision to keep Michigan from enforcing its rules against out - of - state meat processors who with federal standards. comply griffin I Any tratiMtluilic board mi JohnSteuiartl Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 17, 1973 3 DEFEND TREES AT CITY MEET Citizens oppose traffic plan By LINDA SANDEL due consideration of the of the plans was conducted. to receive approval of a involving personal injury, State News Staff Writer environment." "Even though the minor traffic plan such as have occurred at that Robert Bruce, asst. city procedure of a public' this, the city must submit to In a highly charged intersection," Bruce said. atmosphere the East engineer, said that the hearing was not deemed the state a complete future He added that the possible Lansing City Council changes were planned under necessary because of the so - redevelopment scheme. loss of human life has more a federally funded called minor features of the value to him than the loss of Tuesday night heard program He questioned the known as the Traffic a few trees. concerned citizens voice restructuring, the high council as to whether the their opposition to planned Operations Program to degree of public interest in city has plans for future Whether or not citizens structural changes in the Increase Capacity and the project would have are happy about it, plans for redevelopment and said the Michigan Avenue - Harrison Safety. made open public environmental impact of the the development have been Road intersection. involvement feasible," situation would have to be approved and the state has This program deals solely Jondahl said. Among those voicing considered in the context of reportedly awarded the with minor construction contract for the concern over the the whole issue. environmental impact of the changes of urban "A public information restructuring. intersections. Councilman Robert changes was State Rep. hearing could have made Bruce said that the Because city officials and this situation less emotional Wilcox said that citizens Lynn Johndahl, D-East restructuring of the the State Highway Dept. should put their trust in city Lansing, who questioned and cleared up a lot of intersection was not part of both the considered the restructuring procedure misconceptions about the a wider plan. experts and not attempt to followed in finalizing the minor, no public hearing or highway project," he added. "In the past two years, become overnight officials highway improvement plan environmental investigation Jondahl also stated that 90 accidents, 14 of them in traffic redevelopment. and the lack of an evaluation of the project's possible environmental impact. Concern centered around the fact that 28 trees will be destroyed restructured by the intersection. City gives rights Many people who spoke in jobs, housing against the changes said that a public hearing on the action should have been conducted. By JANE SEABERR Y Gaudard said Gay continued. "Some people anything to do with Opponents also State News Staff Writer Liberation members were are arguing that housing." challenged the fact that no investigation of the Several gay liberationists "generally pleased" with homosexuality is normal or Councilman George environmental stormed out of Tuesday's the outcome, but regretted proper behavior. I am not Colburn and Griffiths voted impact the restructuring would have city council meeting that "8hts in housing were ready to accept that in to adopt the first ordinance, was even considered by city following statements by not included by society." which was defeated. Sunshine steps up engineers. Mayor Wilbur Brookover councilmembers in the did He then added not want homosexuals that he Gaudard said he and "I strongly feel that the linking homosexuals and second ordinance, others will continue to push John "Sunshine" Massoglia attempted toshedsome light on the Michigan Avenue - traffic situation at the child molesters. "It still indicates house as a roommate for sexual I Harrison Road intersection controversy at the East Lansing City Council meeting intersection is problematic," Brookover's remarks tremendous amount of with young children around. antidiscrimination said Jondahl. "1 feel equally came just before the defeat bias»" Gaudard said This provoked exclamations legislation on the state level, ■Tuesday by stepping up to construction blueprints and pointing the way to a clearer of one of the two "People still have beliefs of "that is obnoxious" and and as for East Lansing, strongly, however, that ■explanation of his position. much of the planning to antidiscrimination about the stereotype "it is fascist" by several "We'll just wait until the State News photo by Dave Schmier date has been done without ordinances considered at the homosexual." angry gays who then elections in the fall." meeting. One ordinance "Mayor Brookover is not charged out of the council defining the duties of the willing to use reason or chambers. Human Relations logic, he won't face the Three amendments Commission in facts. He reacts on the gut offered by Councilman handling Iniversity law school local discrimination was level, a very emotional George Griffiths for the first defeated with council basis," Gaudard added ordinance, which was members "For a person who is a recommended by the Mary Sharp, Robert J. Wilcox and sociologist and works in the relations commission, were Brookover voting against it. MSU Center for Urban approved, but the measure The second ordinance Affairs as he does, I really , was still defeated. ipposed by legislators presented by Sharp, which find this strange behavior," One of Griffith's would he said. amendments deleted the give full and equal "I have no desire to word "unreasonable" from rights in employment and perpetuate discrimination the phrase "unreasonable public accommodations to I By DANIEL DEVER would rather see the school law school, but as it is today library acquisitions," Elliot homosexuals was passed on sex or sexual discrimination," which with Wilcox providing the orientation," Brookover would have been prohibited I State News Staff Writer at another Michigan I support Western," he said. Ballard, special assistant to sole"no" vote. said. "It is a question of under the ordinance. university. Copeland said MSU the president, said. | The proposed law school Rep. William Copeland. could still create the law A hearing on the budget Council members thus appropriate and proper "Colburn and Griffiths MSU is receiving behavior in society. would have been D-Wyandotte, chairman of school even if the legislature begins today before the refused to ba willing to lonsiderab le opposition discrimination in housing, "Every society has to the House committee, said refuses to appropriate Senate Appropriations go along with anything we Jrom some members of the he is against a law school at funds. Committee and similar but included public have some kind of wanted." Gaudard said, but ■late legislature as the regulations for survival," he MSU and will attempt to hearings will be held in the accommodations and Sharp "does not want ■Diversity's proposed "If the University can block state appropriation of near future before the employment in the second Budget for the upcoming find the money to start it, considered in funds for its creation. House Appropriations ordinance, which passed. "MSU is getting too big. they can go ahead with the Committee. Gay spokesman Don Bommittee. 1 Though Supports Gov. M i 11 i k e n the MSU law It was started as a land grant agricultural college. Now it law school," he added. If the state legislature ppropriates the needed fT J .L The State News is published by the students of College away has the largest school of 77, "chool proposal, . u Michigan State University every class day during Fall, icommending a $688,000 veterinary medicine in the funds< the law scho°l wlH Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, and two ■ppropriation for its cou"fry, pation, some lawmakers medical schools and asking for a law school. It is is enrollment of 75 students. The governor's budget Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special Welcome Week edition is published in , from SN Board just getting too far away from its original purpose," recommendation school, down from for the the September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. Member Associated Press, United Press International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan home... Copeland said. $8 7 7,4 00 originally Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Applications requested by the University, out*of*$ight are now He said he thinks some Collegiate Press Assn. ping accepted for three smaller university in included "funds to remodel Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. positions on the corporation portion of a residence Michigan could better a Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Nrd of directors of the benefit"from the creation of facility for law school use." ptate News. Services Bldg., Michigan State University, East a new law school. However, a University I The two year terms of Lansing, Michigan, 48823. ■ a "Let one of the other official said Wednesday that jofessional, faculty and state universities share no decisions have yet been Phones: •"dent member of the of the made as to which facilities some prestige," News/Editorial 355-8252 The average cost for a student attending a state collee JMtd all expire in June. will be used. Copeland added. Classified Ads 355-8255 from home, full time, for one year is in excess ot ■"e board determines Sen. "We can make no firm away Anthony Stamm, Display Advertising 353-6400 ■orporate policy and R-Kalamazoo. ha: decisions until we find out Business Office 355-3447 lpP°ints officers including general manager, editor - introduced a bill in the state exactly what the support Photographic 355-8311 $2,000.00 ' chief and Senate calling for the from the legislature will be. Campus Information 353-8700 advertising creation of a law school at Maybe what we'll do is just The cost for a similar full-time program for a nager. I Applications Western Michigan slow down the rate of our student living at home and attending including University. MEMORIAL WEEKEND OAKLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE is dividual background and Copeland said he also CANOE TRIP P»ns for applying should favors Western as the site, «ing $500.00 Canoes - tenting facilities 3 f submitted by May 25 to of the new Law School. meals daily - unlimited Jr "^tors' Nominating "If MSU didn't already uncola. $25 May 25 - 28. Limited spaces available. There are many advantages for attending Oakland Community fommittee, 345 Student have the medical schools I 353 - 5199 College. We think youH be surprised to find out just what we MOOSUSKI pices Bldg. would say go ahead with the 351 - 8647 have going for ui. For more information pleaM complete the form below and send to: Office of Public Relations Oakland Community College 2480 Opdyke Road Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 48013 Stores DOMINO'S are now Thursday night until 9. open every And . . . rugs, rabbits, rayon, & records are FREE 30 MINUTE DELIVERY (A all part of the super selection you'll discover when you 351-7100 I® visit our Lansing stores. friendly East SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER 966 0 Trowbridge Road Greenwich Village Days May 18 & 19 OAKLAND The Pizza People of MSU. Bike Clinic May 19 COMMUNITY COLLEGE I -EDITORIALS- Edit board alters to avoid using Two weeks ago the State defendant. In this situation determine if her testimony is News adopted a policy of where two alleged rape victims true, were named in the press, the publishing the names of plaintiffs in sexual assault cases. right of the community to be The defendant in a criminal After careful deliberation, the informed was felt to be more case may face possible prejudices editorial board has decided to important. The decision sought due to pretrial publicity. The to protect the community from editorial policy tried to achieve change its policy and withhold the names of plaintiffs in sexual the failure of rape victims to equality of treatment for all assault cases. report criminal assaults to police, persons involved in a trial by Free speech is intended to Unfortunately, in a criminal printing the name of the and promote justice case involving sexual assault, plaintiff, protect both the defendant and the WEVE REVISED OUR OFFENSE., I 5'UGGEf through equality of treatment for individuals. By publishing all names in a criminal case, the plaintiff are on defendant is tried for the alleged trial. The Women should An atmosphere must be present report rapes. DEVISE A NEW GAME PLAN... " where women are unafraid, much State News sought to achieve crime. The plaintiff is judged more socially obligated to report MICHAEL FOX equal public treatment for both both on the validity of her sexual crimes. If a "social parties involved. accusation and her own moral stigma" exists which impedes However, in decision, the editors had to making this character. The defendant goes before the such reporting, that stigma should be removed. SN perpetuate consider the possible harmful court for judgment. The plaintiff effects of printing the names of is given rigorous tests - both And if removal not both the plaintiff and the physical and psychological to presently possible, an effort should be made to retard the future growth of such a stigma. given to s "The people speak. Lansing ************************** The State News tried to affect The State News editorial Ustens " "The Publication, circulation 8b°Ve thesoci«l Take and careful... Those words of opinion program policy attempted to remove the an local radio station summarize distribution of a student the community of Michigan State newspaper within ?! J? existed on rape, stigma attached to sexual crimes on a ? if time' we tried to and what has transpired to change the University; the assurance that both tone and P"*™0* defendant from a possible ease sexual discrimination. of such collective minds of State News editors student newspaper are unfair charBe of rape brought by i Memo: Why don't you act like you're The editors made the mistake of on the publication of names of rape the student editorial staff; won»n who would know her name crazy you know feign assuming that the MSU victims ' Pr?,''bltio" of powers of veto and w°uld not join the defendant's nam. To: William D. Ruckelshaus madness. It worked for Hamlet community was more mature On Sunday, the editorial board of student editors voted to change our ZTem'theZ'f; 'a'ndUZ acc^^r £^5® ??-0rninK newspaper. This is the From: L. Patrick Gray 111 and it's working for me right and tolerant than other recently adopted policy of publishing advice and criticism from faculty and students of MSU who administrators Sion which In ,SPWCh" now. communities. The editorial board are not _som? Journalists and criminal justice people can the names of all victims of crimes, staff members of such newspaper. talk about That's a good idea. You know thought that the community's for hours. Concerning: A recent FBI including females who have been Article 2. State News Martha. 1 underestimate you intellectual nature would endow Toward the goal of sexually assaulted. After a two - week protect™ wiretap of a conversation most of the time. You're not as hiatus, this newspaper went back to a A nicies of Incorporation defendants, some newspapers have its members with the ability to between former attorney general adopted policies of limited dumb as you act. adjust and accept policy of withholding the names of coverage of John Mitchell, and his wife equality of concern that victims would be criminal proceedings. Thank you John. rape victims. rape treatment for individuals. harrassed by For instance, before a trial Martha. The reasoning for this change unthinking citizens who begins I should be nicer to you. I was the Toledo Blade will Martha, political included a desire of the editors not to attach a stigma to a woman who has the name, age and publish only: (lj my thinking that after all this Someday the stigma attached been raped. Unfortunately, people address of the discourage the reporting of rapes to accused; (2) how, when and where the aspirations to become head of miasma blows over we could take to reporting sexual crimes, react with disdain to a rape victim police officers. Some of the critics of arrest was made; (3) the charge a.,u the CIA are ruined and my a second honeymoon - just you especially rape cases, in this the policy had insisted that some though they may be sympathetic to a identity of the complainant and; lawyer can't even do anything. and I together. Where would you society will be eliminated. The women would not report rapes out of victim of a mugging. the fact that a grand (4) Those zany newsmen have jury has returned surely like to go? State News sought to harm no fear their names would be published in The fact that the State News has an indictment and thata trial date has got the goods on me. What can I Oh. not too far. How about one, but only to ease this stigma the newspaper. changed its policy will probably been set. reassure do? the Watergate? and promote equality. Related to this argument » many people. I think it is One notices that the Toledo Blade important, however, to stress that this policy calls for the publishing of the change in policy was not made because "identity of the complainant" I the State News was bombarded with a phoned Toledo Blade managing editor POINT OF VIEW dozen written criticisms of our "all William Rosenberg on Tuesday and names" policy. asked if that policy includes the Certainly, this newspaper must be publishing of the names of rape responsive to criticism of our policy victims. and Indians-parasites of society procedures. The corporation's "No, we never use the names of article of incorporation provides in victims of rape or molest or similar Article 2 for: "the acceptance of crimes because of the stigma," advice and criticism from Rosenberg replied. "Any other crime, By VICKI R. RENNINGER condoned the Indians' actions, nor administrators, faculty and students of we would print the name of the "because of their institutional urban Indian. I find it hard to believe MSU who are not staff members of East Lansing resident shown so much leniency in the matter appearance." As Benedict Quigno, that these beggars and thieves are too such newspaper." complainant." of arrest and Hopefully, at some point the punishment. The director of emergency employment on proud to enter a free clinic, and That "advice and criticism" in this In a recent Harris survey, 51 per demolished state of the area is a result ridiculous general public and newspapers will be the reservation, put it, "Indians don't to assume that it is the cent of the general public was found came from all segments of the aWe to treat raPe as a serious physical of this hands - off policy, which would consider a motel thing a home." If government's responsibility to beg the to be in support of the Wounded Knee not have been extended to a group of they dislike the housing federal aid Indians to take care of themselves. community and was persuasive attack rather than one with moral occupation. Being in complete whites through its logic if not its volume. overtones. Until that time, this holding up a drug store. provides, these Indians should occupy These dissatisfied Indians are also opposition to the demands of all their "traditional" looters; Though I joined the other editors newspaper and most others will Indian bandits, 1 am not a member of dwellings and demanding the modes of These Indians robbed me at renounce all claim to government housing, education, medicine, present on Sunday in voting perpetuate the stigma attached to the "majority." gunpoint in their demands for federal funds. clothing, transportation and currency unanimously to not publish the names sexual crim«s in our whichl1 The Wounded Knee Indians were aid, and the government complied by of rape victims, I still believe that we turn continues criminals, and developed by white society. They did must work to eliminate the should have been spending $2.7 million at Wounded Indian ingratitude is also evident in not toil with us, and have no right to stigma discrimination. treated as such. They illegally- Knee. When they receive federal the area of health care. According to attached to sexual crimes. iHMHBMMKMKW the fruit of our labor. occupied, mutilated, destroyed and money the Indians are extremely Mary Zilz, project director for Model William Whiting, editor stole private property. They took According to the State News If we can level out the emotional ungrateful, a case in point being the Cities' North American Indian Center editorial of April 25, "the Indian must Michael Fox, managing editor; hostages, threatened, assaulted and government - funded multiple - unit connotation attached to sexual crimes, Novosad, editorial editor. wounded several Lansing, "Indians are a proud be given untrammeled control over his John Lindstrom, editor; people. Instead of dwellings constructed on the Isabella people and that's one reason you don't then a woman would have no more campus own affairs." I abhor this policy if it Buah, city editor; Mike Cody, slot m shielding these criminals from Reservation in northern Michigan. see too many people reservations about _ vigilantes, the U.S. marshals should going to federal means that he may murder, vandalize, reporting a rape Craig Porter, photo editor; Jonathan Though equipped with several agencies." She contends that this loot and steal with impunity. than she has about telling the police Kaufman, national editor; l-ynn Hennir; have enforced the laws. modern aports editor; Dan Dover, conveniences, many Indians unwillingness to appeal for help This "noble red man" is a parasite, she was the victim of an attempted The government should not have were reluctant representative. to occupy them contributes to the poor health of the and I refuse to be the dog to his flea. murder. PIRGIM's Film Two To the Editor: The PIRGIM board would like to clarify the issues presented by upon the student newspaper as a medium to inform students. editorial Perhaps To the Editor: It is a shame that your article a recent an appearing two weeks ago, the Midwest Film Festival on State News editorial entitled calling attention to the PIRGIM "PIRGIM's problem: No fund for vaguely touched on the real reason K nominations and election, the poor attendance at the showi publicity," on May 8. accompanied by a caveat that the The editorial criticized the poor participation in this election was likely We agree that "first rate fi Cents turnout in the recent board elections and the lack of interest in board candidacies. It stated that PIRGIM did to be as disappointing as other elections would have stimulated more interest. An article or campus even an distinguished judges and entertainment" have very proMOi been lined up for the festival • but w an inadequate job of informing announcement in the State News on knew about it? students of its upcoming election, and the election day would also have been also said PIRGIM is "well on the There once was a tiny blurp on way helpful. to of "the pages of the State N becoming an apathy casualty, like Lastly, PIRGIM is not "well on the Women's sometime last week that only the Worth Earth Day." way to becoming an apathy casualty." PIRGIM made a good faith effort Well over 50 students have been scrupulous reader could pick out, , to inform its 9,800-member student no one seemed to know any seriously Involved in projects this year To the Editor: between several articles about the about It when we called and call constituency of up-coming with over 100 signed up. PIRGIM's men. nominations and elections. It did so called and called all over campus iro projects have demonstrated very good How can expect students to referral to another. through the dissemination of notices you Enough of the few token articles! one depth and impact considering the vote for the Spartan woman of the How about adding more writers to the for both nominations and elections as well as the purchase of an ad in the highly limited resources available year when only minimal coverage is staff (I'm sure Pam Wright can't be We suggest that the r LETTER POLICY during its first eight months of operation. given to women athletes in your attendance is not a lack of m er State News announcing nominating everywhere at the same time) and The State News Projects have included PIRGIM's a lack of knowledge! We wert procedures. state precedent in tenant paper? Or do you expect only people having a women's sports page? There ; welcomes all letters. Letters interested in seeing the to the editor should be Bulletin boards and advertised the expose of FDA - incompetence in protection, closely related to the HPR department to vote? must be enough material to write about. could not get Ifesl"J Information.untiltf j notices typed double space wi th 65 students, of cannot possibly reach all toy safety enforcement, a disclosure of had begun and unt.l th "^ , response we received to inqu.nes tea space counts on each line. course. The nature of the medical profession's boycott of When results of games or meets are a • Margaret A. Baker Letters must be signed and large student body makes student medicaid patients, a report and finally printed, (sometimes days) it is Highland sophomore turned us off. include hometown, organizations highly dependent followup that has virtually eliminated usually a small article hidden in And 18 others student, faculty or staff stand, ng, deceptive advertising by gas stations in What the festival needs in addit local phone number and local address. No the state, and an investigation of sanitation in fast - food franchises. to distinguished entertainment is a first Hgej ublic d unsigned letters will be accepted, but the State News will Refreshing Within a week, PIRGIM's most comprehensive study to date will be Wasted hum man who know; stations donate free timi service announcements an that ^ withhold author's name in u released extreme cases. be edited for Letters may To the Editor: 1 wanted to say in this on the abuses in private ambulance industry. Michigan's To the Editor: the lack of respect for the lives of and more frequent adver the State News and comrnumyP ser. _ clarity and space how baby chickens when that conciseness so more letters much I enjoyed the article by Nanci PIRGIM supporters will continue The recent treatment in the State condones and even same person encourages the and a scattering of po*n would do a great deal J*b can be Parsons entitled "Gentle News of the Small Animal Day, taking of human life through accommodated. " Thursday..." working to keep it a credible and attendance at the fes Letters will not be edited which appeared in the State News effective force in the state of deploring the "obnoxious waste of indiscriminate abortions? for content. May 9. It was a quietly touching and life" points up a gross inconsistency in These human lives are held Sharon Kuc Michigan, and hope that students will by some refreshing piece of work. continue to support editorial policy of this newspaper. to be of less value than the lives of Haslett specwlst" It. Fred Garcia How can anyone - editorial staff or baby chickens. Suzanne Proulx Alice Freem San Juan Puerto Rico senior PIRGIM—MSU Board of Directors otherwise - pretend to be appalled by East Lansing resident East Lansing resid Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 17, 1973 1 PROVIDES UNIFORMITY OF CENTERS Reps By TOM HAROLDSON approve public meetings held before the amends child care bill existing penalties for administrators. This often leads to a State News Staff Writer measure was adopted. violations of the Dept. of Social change in policy for the organization, A bill passed by the House last Jackie Wood, director of Spartan Services rules and regulations for child she said. week that provides uniformity to Day Care Center and Ann Edington, care organizations. "Because of the high turnover, licensing, registration and regulation of director of Eastminister Day Care One major change in the bill centers policies change when the new staff or child care organizations has received Center, both support the general on the issuance period of a child care administration takes over." she said. mixed reactions from East Lansing purpose of the bill but disagree on two regular license which the bill Edington said she had no objections area day care directors. specific portions of it. designates as every two years. The to the two - year renewal rule. She said While most of the directors The measure sponsored by Rep. current license must be renewed every she supported the bill particularly contacted Wednesday said they Alma Stallworth, D-Detroit, provides year. Wood said she was opposed to because of the were high input it allows not very familiar with the bill, two day standards for child care licensing, the two - year section of the bill from parents and child care care directors said they were familiar defines child care organizations because most child care organizations organizations. This input, according to with it, since they participated in covered by the bill and clarifies and have a high turnover of staff and the bill, will come in the form of an ad hoc committee consisting of not less than twelve members, the majority of which must be parents of child care lEng/neers try out children and representatives of organizations affected bv the hill The committee will be responsible for making recommendations on the |/n CAPE effort to reduce content of rules regulating all aspects of child care organizations. The rules of the which social services department, the committee will KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) - Engineers believe the shading device Heat began building up inside the be Engineers, still hoping for a Sunday will provide enough protection to space station within hours after its reviewing, must be examined no less repair mission to the sweltering Skylab than once every five years, according allow Skylab to sufficiently cool off launch to a 271 mile orbit. - space station, designed and tested to the bill. a for a 28-day manned mission. Officials said that an aluminum sun shade Wednesday to cool off the Conrad, Kerwin and Weitz are at sheet coated with a thermally Another section that Wood orbiting laboratory. the Johnson Space Center near protective paint was ripped away from The favored means of questioned and disagreed with was the correcting Houston, ready to undergo some hurry the side of the craft during launch. rules for registration of family the problem that turned day Skylab into a • up training in techniques of doing the This disrupted the thermal control care homes. The bill $294 million sauna, would require stipulates that space repair job. system on Skylab and caused the space space - walking astronauts to rig family day care homes must register Officials said that unless Skylab cabin to soak up heat from the sun. with the Dept. of Social something like a big set of window could be cooled, no longterm mission The aluminum sheet that was Services, blinds to shield the space station from aboard the craft would be possible. pledging at the time that they have ripped away apparently thwarted the met the rules and regulation the sun. of the The loss of a reflective , This, in effect, would mean a total deployment of two of six solar power department. But there is no inspection paint heat failure for the new $2.6 billion supply panels. This cut off about half shield during Monday's launch of the American space project. required for day care homes, according of Skylab's electrical yet unmanned power supply. to the bill. space station has resulted in interior temperatures of as DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau high as 150 degrees, with the average inside temperature 110 degrees. Curtain Astronauts Charles Conrad Jr., Paul J. Weitz and Joseph P. Kerwin were to have been launched into orbit and on : A mom, when my ne*1 contract I fWll 60£s THR006H, ue'U- J] 'J be snriN6 misht/ fill |v H HEY' VOllsftl THEi must hme IIfw hello? yes, vmrs 'thforfez? W.Zi/p \h 1VE BE&J j board Skylab Tuesday. TRADED To ^ Istronaut Russell "Rusty" Schweickert, left center, But their launch was »// phettv! n/6nr eved j]/ accepted my terms \U ^°$- vl delayed until £71 / be able to Vl Skyleb I / ALREADY' Backup crew commander, with his arms spread, shows how the Sunday, and NASA personnel said it could be further postponed until you a neu ik / ^ luminized curtain might be extended over the May orbiting 25 to give the astronauts more time to lrorkshop to provide the shade needed to cool it. The firemen's train for a space walk. jolenext. •e was to be used by the astronauts to move from one level to A final decision on how to something from Skylab salvage may not come AP Wirephoto. until Saturday. 1 intensive two day search of the Rose Lake Beation area where the body of Diane Osinski was found ' '''• • ' ■ 9 has failed to turn up any new leads surrounding her Intensive search m mom \S pla^n6 IN a U)E sk0uip HOLpVthat's) f I CAN SEE it NOlfJ.Ap kinski's remains were found about 12 miles northeast c>? / piavins in a \ tennis tournament next u)eek a benefit J A GREAT (11 CHARLIE 5R0UN'£ lit 1 cancer ffnd 60S ) hmpus near Bath Township in Clinton County. She had \ tournament ) for the kidney foundation... baseball flipe/yy flu tournament ;y u tournamentj ^-—7^ ■ missing since July 24, 1972 when she left her Lansing Ding house for a babysitting job. fails to find clues BSE f'l^i last Lansing Police Chief Stephen D. Naert said Bnesday that approximately 35 officers from local law ■rcement agencies made a "shoulder to shoulder" search jday and Wednesday of the area where Osinski's body ■found. He said the search turned up nothing, to woman's death pe autopsy report on Osinski's body has not yet been ksedand the cause of death is still undetermined. Notice: SAVE Last Week for Spring Starting Ma y I ft we will he making our final returns to Hook Puldisliers for those S/nii[g Quarter Itoolis thai ure GAS not g(ting lo he used Summer Quarter. e will also he elianging our location of lnn>ks in order to make sure you 351-1600 fast free delivery hare the hooks you u ill still need for Spring Quarter. Glenn Herriman, Inc. friday-saturday © delivery Pwfcufaf till In the ( enter of (Rumpus Volkswagen — Volvo — Body Shop 3:30am! Open 7™-~rw | 6135 W. Saginaw 482-6226 Open Mon. & Thurs. 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Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 17, 1973 7 Fund Bv By DIANE SILVER DIANE SILVER cuts t>«n.nC^ expected to kill . programs ■ State Newt Staff Writer unUs"Cantlon evnlJnpH ot|)e' academic ,i^he review's recommendations and the consequences meeting, lre V situations like the termination of Justin Morrill number of students a college CTaduftes L'romn"^8 TW°W ^ examined by the administration, Cantlon said. The annual report of the Athletic Council, presented by , intensive language Cantlon told program can be expected, the the number of faculty and the dollarsSLnt P 1^1™^°'" W probably not ** implemented for Charles Scarborough, vicechairman of the council noted John Academic Senate "However, it is important to note thai th*«> i.» rwi!?i that the council is aware of recruiting and policy violations itJP V? f rePorted on the status of the College of that have occurred at other universities, •_ Aesday. as well as quantity consideration in « n f Undoubtedly, as the fiscal crunch hits we will have said. "We hope to enhance the 77't h " MM-" ?opment' noting that classes should begin next "No conference can condone this," Scarborough said, I problems of this sort," Cantlon said. "The reduction preserving the quality M 3 "' oductivity while fall term if the curriculum committee will report on its "We of the Athletic Council are aware that Iindings about t he rlaccpc nf tho novi A/.o^nmin nnnfoHon^n » we must police ■brought about by three successive years of budget mir I noted that these cuts were not accompanied by a Fewer than 100 faculty members attended the 40 Lion in programs. Previously, policies including Lent and maintainance reduction had eased the [iai problems. However, MSU has reached a point Unit to check minute meeting, which only consisted of the of reports. There was no discussion and no asked. presentation questions were C it must undertake a vigorous review of its programs, By UNITED PRESS Gordon Thomas, secretary of the Kn said. faculty, said this lack INTERNATIONAL registered voters. also delays any of response could be partially explained by the fact that [ntlon also reported on the review of the three The State Board The decision means it of the tax suspension the conducting of a these matters have already been discussed in other ftntial colleges, mandated by the legislation which of will be at least another 45 increase, which scientific random sample of Canvassers Wednesday voted will if the board governance units. |d the colleges. The review indicated that James to check petitions days before the board occur decides there are the signatures to see if they Ion College, Justin Morrill College and Lyman Briggs makes any final decision enough were registered voters. "Even so, I don't know if we need the Senate," Thomas submitted to it signatures to put it said. "I'm dubious and je attract an above average student who is generally by about whether to put the on the Tom Downs, an attorney maybe this meeting is a opponents of the state gas ballot. k) with the curriculum. proposal to repeal the two for the county road demonstration that either the activity should be changed or tax increase to make sure Staff members who had Jwever, he noted that the colleges are relatively the petitions were signed by cent gas tax on the counted the association which opposes the petition drive, told the the senate abolished with the provision that it could recalled if a certain number of faculty be November 1974 ballot. It petitions signed a petition." submitted by gas tax board he had conducted a The faculty do not see much necessity for involvement opponents told the board personal audit of 203 in the senate, he said. But, they are also worried that kpiTE APPROVAL OF FUNDS there were 166,685 signatures and found 44 of without the senate a problem could arise and they would acceptable signatures of the them which were not not have input into its solution. petitions. Petition registered. circulators had claimed Howard McCowan, an Jley plan gripes 199,703. Since signatures it of takes the 132,809 registered voters to put the official of Division, said the Elections in the past checks of petition drives o ICHIGAN Theatre Lansinq • |mike galatola East Lansing at 66.06 cents proposal on the ballot, the have revealed anywhere from 55 per cent to 95 per te News Staff Writer Jon E. Runquist of East But the council defended ature l:20-3:2e per square foot." board decided the numbers cent of those signing were Lansing Realty spoke for its choice of the Ann Arbor Objections to the current "And no one above the the owners of Lums of East architectural firm. close enough to merit registered. § for beautifying the ground floor has been Lansing: "We are definitely J behind the 200 block a nickel," Rose for the redevelopment of The redevelopment IN THE LIFE AND TIMES OF ~ ■Grand River Avenue said. "We are paying their c o m m i *7&e 'SfacA Inued after the East share." the alley, but not in favor of the assessment." ttee, a businessmen's association, city (ZomfMKCf |ng City Council voted Joint Downtown Randy Israel, owner of has advocated since spring Presents: to grant $75,000 to the Redevelopment Committee Cave of the 1972 the renovation of the TECHNICOLOR* ^ Candles, iSj Tuesday night's Co-chairman Ernest St. criticized the choice of alley, which runs behind "Spice of Life" HAPPY HOUR $1.00 (5:30-6:00 P.M.) Ring. Pierre said the Grand River Tiarles Rose, owner of method of current architects. between MAC Avenue and Avenue by Ron Williamson assessing local "Why couldn't we get br's Banquet restaurant, merchants was necessary Abbott Road. and the MSU students in the J Abbott Road, said and realistic. Dept. of "The ■day night that he spoke "Most tenants in East Landscape Architecture to work on the Sty Of the Blind Pig- Several local merchants Lansing, particularly alley?" he said. "Not only (iticizing the project for those living above the would this cut the design by Phillip Hayes Dean preparation, unfair ground floor, are very costs in half, but the tax ent of merchants for |tributions i of an and Ann the Arbor transient," St. Pierre said. "If they are only staying for nine months, they are not money city." would stay in the Class May 17, 18, 19, 8:00 May 19 3:00 p.m. p.m. of^jpl lab project architects, Studio 49 Auditorium going to contribute $300 lose said that though he for something as permanent Tickets $1.00 At Door I the other merchants the or Call 353-6953 or 353-2395 as alley. So we had to I to beautify the alley, concentrate on retail I would not contribute merchants." > project as it now Rose also said that the preliminary designs for the ■The redevelopment project were too sketchy. jmittee said tenants and "I do not believe that | merchants would be you have thoroughly d equally in sharing thought out what you want ts at 22.05 cents per to see in this alley," Rose i foot," Rose told told the council. I members Tuesday Spokesmen for four East I have been Lansing businesses d at 45.16 cents per concurred Wednesday with e foot and Lums of Rose's complaints. Ciqema x "Qieatre At the Corner of Jolly 8i Logan ENOUGH SEX FOR THE ENTIRE FRENCH FOREIGN LEGION! ADULTS ONLY ILLYWOOD offers more feature." Variety IT HAPPENED IN HOUYWOOD THIS MOST BIZARRE SEX FILM EVER MADE, MAKES DEEP THROAT LOOK LIKE A RELIGIOUS FILM. BOX OFFICE OPENS EVERY DAY AT 11:45. SHOW TIMES NOON, 1:30, 3:00, 4:30, 6:00, 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 AND OUR FAMOUS MIDNITE SHOW FRI 8. SAT. YOU MUST BE 18. RATED X OF COURSE. THE OF THE MIDWEST FILM FESTIVALS Tt4£ I975 Ml&W6sr £ILV\ ■ redfiVAL M/C fvsjb- UXT2- 6WOW5 CP- AwACD - WiKlKliMti fUCVJd t-'-CUZ A f3uc^ eACU. /\ SUPB& p£Al_. lue 5U0WS £&£ FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS AT 7 & B PM 105 & 107 SOUTH KEDZIEHALL 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. May |7, |9JJ White House State election fund law says job neve ineffective, expert By MAUREEN McDONALD State News Staff Writer On any day, Helen awesome. quoted "Even Mao," noted. "That may put him Nixon Thomas cause government officials to be more honest and open in their dealings with Bv ELLEN E. By ELLEN E. GRZECH GRZECH "This would require disclosure _ says of / right with the new left." members of the press. State News Staff Writer Thomas, veteran White House correspondent for 7ioaiar "Nixon can't afford to The state election law on campaign financing is election," Craig McKlnnon from "Now expenses are filed after the "bSES S'to th* I ineffective and hard to enforce, members of the Secretary election election, aftw United Press International, a">' ™re thMeT **"1. She "^ibility said she is" zenith of his career as press done." of State's Election Division said Wednesday. might leam: secretary in China, Thnmor Thomas fbe buttressed "The law just doesn't work out very well," James O. "Upon declaring candidacy, •Martha Mitchell has a said. She by the disclosure hot tip on the Watergate recounted instance in which Ziegler an knowledge that Martha Chapman, elections specialist, said. "We have no effective month are first filed, and every first Mn!! ■ affair. advised reporters to ask Mitchell, a frequent caller to punitive power as an agency. We're more a bookkeeping, and periodic reports are filed, under the ||?day of every | •Pat Nixon's her home, will filing agency when it comes to filing expenses." our recommendations." r'onda model I press Nixon how he hked the probably The report also recommends make much of the truth Sen. William Ballenger, R - Delta Township, ,.** depositor secretary, Connie Stuart, Great Wall because he was • Verv treasurer wnnlH ucpusiiorv renins ■ has accused women White public. introduced legislation to reform campaign financing, and is ^ve,V tf^as,ureJ would assign ui himself a ^ ret|Uirenii bank wLk prepared to answer. '*> which w House correspondents of "Fasten your seat belts," examining a report recommending changes in the law prior to submitting the report to the Senate Ethics Committee. hai)°J® a" would "This the finances. mean a closer concealing tape recorders in "One enterprising ...„ Thomas said. "Martha monitoring, •• McKi„n their bosoms. reporter did posi the Mitchell hasn't said all she's The report submitted the Florida law as a model for j»id. "There'll also be a provision for citizen acti™ ■. ■ •Richard Nixon's press question," Thomas going to say yet." lichiean. .slacking now." which| McKinnon said present secretary, Ronald Ziegler, "and Nixon answered, 'The enforcement nrnvioi 1 has declared all earlier White Great Wall is a great wall.' " "ridicu'ous," and Because the reporting system is easy to Michigan requires that treasurers aSd * II House reports on Watergate The wall between Nixon STUDENTS TO BENEFIT h,> "inoperative." Covering consecutive three presidents in and reporters has been a continual source of conflict for Thomas and co - ra'S.s-c»y,de,,eoll,e'bu' ~ J55| the White House has been a workers, she said. "real joy," Thomas said Tuesday. She more than 100 was addressing Lansing area "By trying to buy Congress and discredit the Milliken signs tax bill thorough expense accounts. "We have no handle on the 'don't give this boy his oath if he loser," he said "Wo Candidates and political committees doesn't file " ' 0 - I I I members of student and press, Nixon has lost both must file I professional chapters of credibility and power," By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Dozens of lawmakers, mostly "However, if we are to achieve real with the county clerk of the after a primary and 20 candidate's SuXywT el" I Women in Communications Inc. at the organization's Tho mas democracy has had said. '' But a A tax cut program designed to save members of the Senate and House tax equity, it is as important to reduce days after a general detailing expenses incurred and funds solicited I Michigan taxpayers $380 million over taxation committees, squeezed into taxes when possible, which is the case * annual Matrix Dinner held refreshing new look — at a the next two fiscal years was signed the governor's office Chapman said the problem of enforcement terrible cost." to view the now, as it is to increase taxes when county level. If there is a violation, the starts at th.B county clerk ,1/1 at the Pretzel Bell. into law Wednesday by Gov. Milliken. formal signing. government must.'' over to the She has accompanied the President on his landmark In contrast, Thomas Renters, including off • campus Milliken said the tax cut bill Milliken said the state will still be prosecuting attorney, who is investigate the matter. But often. Chapman suppose?,!I journeys found Lyndon B. Johnson students, will get a break under the "represents the largest and most able to increase spending in such areas attorney and the violator are of the same party and noli saidr I Union to the and to mainland Soviet to be a warm and friendly new law. They will be entitled to an comprehensive tax reduction program as social services and education in the means the violation is never followed SI China. person. income tax rebate based on the ratio in Michigan's history." proposed 1973 74 budget and yet The elections division up. 1 She said she found the of their rent to their income because "Many people, unsure of the value • provide the tax cuts outlined in the may send field men out to with violators, but they exercise no talk I "When Johnson drawled part of rent is considered property tax. they get for tax dollars, are bills over the next two fiscal years. sanctions. I presence of Chairman Mao "But we only investigate election to a reporter, 'You help me The lower a renter's income is in increasingly alarmed that taxes The governor first proposed the tax see something really bad, complaints, and if.J and I'll help you,' we felt he incapable of telling the relation to rent, the more money he or continually move upward," the cut in his State of the State address to we general's office," Chapman said. "We're refer it to the attomevi Election was truth," Thomas said. "But she is entitled to get back. governor said. the legislature last January. in the confessional - more like the go and sin no more, we tell them." priest I compared to the present Chapman said most violations are not calculated a state of affairs under violators are happy to straighten The election for the he is Re becca Nixon, of STUDENT PHONE NUMBERS candidates are usually laymen, and the problems out 'But! student representative election law is position on the Academic Sunnybrook Farm." complex and voluminous, so it's easy for them to make Council from the College mistakes, he said. Despite the present Ballenger's legislation of Human Medicine will be controversy surrounding in on campaign financing is presently! Changes bfcld from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. committee, and his office said though it doesn't have I swamp operators Watergate and the Nixon much hope of passage, it is a "foot in the door." today. administration, Thomas said Ballots are available in the government is fairly 100 Giltner Hall or A-234 honest. She added that the Life Sciences Bldg. By CHRIS DANIELSON number every year, Eva Beckley, chief telephone operator, Watergate incident may State News Staff Writer said. Changes LIEBERMANN'S' Kidnapers heartlessly abducted you on the first day of classes fall term. After months of hard bargaining they have number a are so second frequent that students time before the may change first switch is their even released you today for a broken yo-yo, three bottle caps registered with the University telephone office, she added. and a stick of gum. The first thing you try to do is call The telephone office, which is a division of the SPECIAL SELLING! friends -- all 45 of them. If they are all home, chances are your University -• not Michigan Bell - handles all on - campus calls and maintains records of student and staff phone numbers. only 30 of them will be When a student moves and gets a new phone number, or at the other end of the line when ... lor Summer Travel you call. when a staff member's office phone number residence or department changes the switch must be registered with , Up to one third of MSU students change their telephone Data Processing, Beckley said. About twice a month a list of changes is sent from Data Processing to the telephone office. The list received on OLDE April 30 contained 215 student and 181 staff changes. The figures were 155 and 63, respectively, on the May 7 roster. The majority of phone number changes are made in the v TOWNE fall, when up to 1,000 occur a month, Beckley noted. A sticker with the new information is pasted over the old listing. The telephone office is studying the possibility CLAM of replacing bulky phone books with video viewers that are already used by several University departments. BAKE It is harder for an off campus student to register a new - phone number than for a student who lives in a residence hall. Fri. & Sat. Night 6-11 PM When on - campus students make room changes their residence hall reports their new phone number to Data We at Bill's OLDE TOWNE CLAM BAKE serve seafood in the true style of New England. Processing,1? 1)111 students living off - campus must record any switches themselves, Beckley explained It may take anywhere from a few days to a month for a We feature: ♦Whole lobster change to be recorded at the telephone office, she added. *Cherry stone clams It costs nothing for a listing in the East *Shrimp *Corn - on • the - cob Lansing phone book for the first name placed with a All seafood is steamed and uniquely served in given number and 40 a cents per month for each additional name. wire mesh basket direct to your table. Added extras Staff members also have had problems in keeping the include com bread, tossed salad, drawn butter, and seafood sauce. Our regular menu is also available. As phone book up to date. In the past, all staff members have filled out a card every year to be used in an interim summer always we will be serving your favorite drinks and KNAP-PAK cocktails. For Information Reservations telephone information card directory and later completed a second including their Social Security number. To rectify this problem, only the first card will be us Atlantic's ingenious carry all can be a or Many staff people did not realize that they had to fill this year, and it will include a space for Social Securit™ - carry - on Call: 4826100 out the second card to be included in the annual that fits under an airline seat... or it can expand Faculty numbers. Beckley emphasized that any phone number* and Staff directory, Beckley said. fn to a roomy 22" all - purpose duffel with top change must be reported to Data Processing in o the telephone exchange to get the correct number. handle or back straps. In bright with sturdy trunk - webbing straps. yellow canvas Bill 5 Restaurant & Bar! This produces problems and delays not faced by norm telephone exchanges, which obtain notice of num ■ switches directly from the person involved, she added. 71 718 E. Grand River Serving Lansing ■ SAVE y3 Lansing since 1921 "There is nothing that we would like to do better t an give out the right phone number •• not the wrong ones, s ■ Regularly '30.00 said. itJ The MSU telephone office employs 34 operators, w ■ eight at a time on duty during the day. NOW* ROLL-PAK Roomy tubular duffel, 22" x 11", made of sturdy bright yellow canvas with optional shoulder sling or top handles. Opens wide for Students |§.Anniversary 19th easy packing. SAVE '/a rate Baggies Values to $g5o $12.00 | at Hilton. Regularly M7.50 Values to $15.00 j NOW *11.66 m Send for Values to $8.00 j your Student Identification Card and get a (Special price on yellow Short big break on rates at Hilton Hotels and Inns coast to coast (Grad students and faculty, too.) Just mail this S Y only, no other colors) $10.00 ff coupon to Hilton Hotels Corp. Travel Dept. National M Sleeve Shirts Values to Sales Div. 9880 Wilshire Blvd Beverly Hills. Cal i $700 . 90210 Then come visit the Hiltons, BUDGET TERMS . Flares 3/$10B°a iXHILTOn HOTELS I 3MT0WN fHflNUOR LANSING MA! 1 mh Ramsey's EAST LANSING—209 E. Grand Riv«r ■ Ijfc ■ ■ ■ 223East Grand River 11 I DOWNTOWN, Open Monday and Friday 'til 9 p.m. LANSING MALL, WMkdayi 'till 9 p.m.: Sun. 1 'till 5 n.m DOWNTOWN 113 S. FRANDOR, Optn WMkdays 'till 9 p.m. East Lansing, Mich. Washington MERIDIAN MALL, Okamoi, Mich. Optn Waakdayt 'till 9 p.rr Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 17, 1973 9 awl County to By CHRIS DANIELSON continue action on landfill expense. "Nobody wants a landfill in their State News Staff Writer backyard, but everyone agrees that we need th® members of the one," he said. council's Public Services Sode explained, nite the opposition of 200 area residents, the Ingham y„ty Board of Public Works will continue to seek the jim®toa keep landfill large vo,ume of the costs waste must be processed at the of operation down and Zoning of of a Alaiedon Township site to allow sanitary landfill, board chairman and any serve a recycling programs, present plans call for the landfill to finance disclosed that the region which includes Ingham instruction^ Clinton and Eaton County and parts of Counties, Sode said. However, support landfill developer. city has been contacted by another The 60 foot The site Is adjacent to farm land owned by the has been mixed from clay base at the Alaiedon Township site is Lansing, one of the proposed landfill's However, Sode said, "We will continue to negotiate in another strong factor in its favor, Sode added. It could [Diversity, and is about three miles south of central largest prospective customers. any way we possibly can to get the landfill approved." Several se™5 the area's needs for 20 to 30 years, while the * Lansing city councilmen have criticized He said that the Alaiedon Though the county does not own the property yet, a tentative financial the Township site has several Watertown Township site would last only eight years, he funding arrangements for the landfill, advantages over an alternative Clinton County location in n°ted. 1 ense application dealing with the features and Watertown Township. Vvironmental impact of the proposed landfill is now being deficit LanS'ng t0 Pay 72 PCr C8ntof my °Peratin8 While the prospective cost of the Sode has offered to take representatives of Alaiedon t" Dared, Sode said. Lansing councilman William Branke Alaiedon Township Township residents to Madison, Wis., to view a solid waste property is $340,000, the Watertown T All solid waste disposal areas must be licensed by the said Wednesday that the which is Towhship site -■ disposal project similar to the one proposed here. Such a only 91 would cost $600,000 to $700,000, trip has not yet been Lchigan Pyblic Health Dept. acres -- scheduled, however. About 200 township residents attended a township meeting Monday night when the rezoning motion Women rd is tabled, and many of them expressed reservations about ■turning the 176 acre site bounded by Hagadorn, Sandhill Tnd Hulett roads and 1-96 into a landfill. J possible road congestion, property value decline and (continued from page 1) call alumn numerous women's concerns in a letter read ■unsightliness were some of reasons cited for the opposition openly at the contrary to that idea to support the four men nominated." positions election meeting ■to the project including driving to night meetings, travel Saturday protesting the all male slate of While Kinney said there hadn't been the Sode said that critics are opposed to a landfill anyplace nominees. recluirements> handling heavy equipment and disorderly opportunities to put women in some administrative positions, he said the the township, and said they suggested that such a facility at alumn) jgatherings. "Surely we all know women who are equally as well ■ J - « — The qualified who have demonstrated both competence and association was committed to affirmative action. M constructed in a less populated area only thing women are good for seems to be hostesses at meetings," one devotion through service to MSU," she said. Women also cite the MSU Alumni Assn. Sode claimed this could prove impractical since the disgruntled woman said. Magazine as n , , .r, ' another cAainpic example \ji of uiait: male uiiciiLduuu ■lygest cost in any waste disposal program is the trucking orientation in , Coupled with a letter from Mary K. Rothman, director wmvwwi .. - Trustee Patricia ¥, in iu» its einpnasis emphasis on Carrigan, D - Ann Arbor, voiced of women s Sports articles, Sparty picture replicas and programs, Camgan indicated she did not want recognition of her absentee vote cast for ma|e achievements, any of the four men on the slate and "They've made promises to clean up the magazine, cut Bernitt says Gay activity watched by police questioned the association's commitment action. "Given that there is at best tokenism to affirmative that out the male chauvinism and gear more articles to women's interests," Smith said, "but women ;n professional roles on board," continued to be ignored." Carrigan said in a n interview, "as a member of the Board of I (continued from page 1) Trustees, responsible to affirmative action, it would be The magazine, which this month honored where the 17 men as insurance information. "Spartans on the Move" and only one woman, also featured what groups they are hept. of Public Safety. He company got the He said that he would over 47 pictures of men while Ided that all information, information. consider monitoring. including only 5 pictures of a proposal by She said this women. jr than that included In Karen Cordry, East Lansing To add insult to injury, the alumni magazine and other ' incident reports, has Bernitt said he did not senior, that Bernitt require J ten destroyed. Most students agreed know, but there were other sources besides the Dept. of list every month of the number of informers his a action would help better monitor the informers by the Dept. of use of Davis withd mailings are sent in the husband's name, an alumna said, despite the fact that the man is not the MSU alumnus. Ljth the assessment of Public Safety that had the Kinney said the mailing practice was a computer officers are using and of Public Safety. problem that was being investigated. pemitt's written answers by But women's grievances go beyond complaints about the hoyle O'Connor, president Cf Crisis in America. Survey makes POLICE from local association magazine. In 1970, the honor 10 women at Its 100th University decided to anniversary commencement [ "Bernitt answered the program and went to the Distinguished Alumni file of the Lestions very narrowly," Celebrated East Lansing In alumni association to select them. a phone call to the (O'Connor said. "Bernitt was Hive. He was In the role ^f the hostile witness." open, shut case BRIEFS political activist Mickey Singer Davis announced State News, Davis said that after six years of work in "There were no women listed in that woman file," charged. "The excuse was that women were too a faculty Wednesday that he is East Lansing he did not hard to keep track of, because they change their names Leslie Shields, a member SYDNEY, Australia withdrawing from any Intend to campaign for when they marry." If Students for Democratic (UPI) — Most business WHO IS THIS GUY? A man at the Jethro Tull concert any future political Kinney acknowledged there executives who carry home In Jenison Fleldhouse Tuesday night walked up to four campaigning more political offices. Davis were few women's names In oclety (SDS), said she had in the area. was an unsuccessful write • the file, and that the alumni association attache cases are just MSU policemen in the north lobby and had been forced to Kten approached last trying passed out. in candidate for change Its recognition criteria, based largely on corporate linuary by an officer to Impress you, according to Officers, attempting to Identify the man, reached into his Davis said he 1 city council was in 1971. He had business success, to add women to the list. a survey conducted by the pocket for his wallet and found a bag of alleged marijuana, signature short of the 34 campaigned ■unknown to her, who The anonymous man was arrested and released for the council post etsed her by name. She University of New South on his necessary voter signatures again own recognizance. Ihe Ingham County prosecutor's office this year until he did not that she had Just Wales. was on his petition to be a get notified. the endorsement of the candidate jttumed to MSU after a two The survey said 66 * + * * * in the East Convention for a I year absence, but that the per A WOMAN WAS arrested at the Jethro Tull Lansing school board race. ifflcer asked her questions cent of the executives who concert for Monday was the deadline Responsible Council in take home the allegedly stealing a knapsack from a man attending the for filing for the June 11 March. Last summer he t her activities during Impressive concert. ier absence. looking cases never board of education election. campaigned In the state open The knapsack and contents, valued at them. $13, were "A maximal campaign representative primary. Shields asked Bernitt recovered and the woman was released on her own * the officer knew about was beyond my capacity," "I hope the recognizance, The Ingham County prosecutor's office was Davis said. remaining former political school board candidates Ravens attack deer n°tifl«d. Ivtties. A FIRE CAUSED « » ♦ ♦ * D,Jvl8' **** he deal with the contempt for an estimated $140 damage to a car " "J™ normality in education," he J Bernitt said that perhaps in Sweden parked in Lot J Tuesday around 8:30 p..m. 1" J° ?adK^ in said. "We need to move in pomeone had told the The East . the direction of a one - class ticer about her. fire. ? f!«mniis Lansing Fire Dept. Campus nolirp police helieva believe the was the fire fire was was called to put out the paused hv caused careless by careless jjjjj P1* society." LULEA,Sweden (AP) smoking. * * * * * Shields also complained Huge flocks of ravens CAMPUS POLICE HAVE no n insurance policy she attacked and killed suspects in two separate The MSU Chapter of the Institute of thefts that occurred on id taken out was cancelled hundreds of campus Tuesday. reindeer A wallet and currency valued at Electrical and Electronic Engineers > of her arrest at a weakened by lack of pasture $36 were stolen from a locker in the Men's IM between 12:20 political rally in the Union in northern p.m. and 1:20 p.m. Sweden, A purse and contents valued at invites all interested faculty, staff, and students 1970 She wondered travelers reported. $12 were stolen from to 152 Baker Hall between 9:30 a.m. and attend noon. a lecture by Ian C. McLeod, Patent MEMORIAL WEEKEND Attorney of Miller, Morris, Pappas & McLeod. 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"We're capable of competition and they have baseball team is all but out of , JL women wrong. what The it's doing women's doing that well if everyone also been working on mathematically eliminated Martin's book Tiger manage, & works together and we play from the Big Ten title specific defense plays. race, softball team is not in any certainly batting slump our own game." Junior Sherrie Tyler and "One of our goals has the Spartans still have a of things they would like to lot !Zied*hislineuparou«t game two against 24 .281 12 If you are attending Summer Term and are in need of West Annual General transportation: Contact Meeting MSU Office of Programs for Handicapped W ■ Free Service $23.00 per term . per ^ ■ San Francisco 26 - 13 667 - land delivery *9-50 I MSU Supervisors Associatioo. Students, Phone — 353-9642 by June 8. month Houston Cincinnati 22 20-13 14 .611 2 All supervisors are invited. 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Hours will be condition, radio, automatic 5-6-21 68 needs work, sacrifice: 5-5-21 from 3pm-9pm during the transmission, power brakes, $300,351-1986. 3-5-21 Itomotive $400 or best offer. 355-8143 SUPER LOW prices for LPN - 3 afternoons weekly in summer and will 9am-5pm in the fall, however switch to rs & Cycles 3-5-18 MALIBU doctor's office. Write Mrs. 1969 - 6 cylinder, motorcycle repairs. Randy will accept girl to work summer Bronson, 523 West Mt. Hope, Its & Service CHEVROLET, 1964 - 2 door, 4-door, automatic, 44,000 German, 351-8753, Lansing. 5-5/23 only. Apply in person only, to ■jation mile*. Original owner, power 675-7374. 3-5-17 STATEWIDE PROTECTION. 6vl top, air conditioned, - inspection. Looks great. green/cream, excellent want occasional ua Q° _C-£W^t0 ^ Nursing 5-5-16 or Administrator. necessary. Must be over 6 Work about six hours • 4J Kiite ba,con'«- " vou want to be among the first SANDf IPER ADULT BOOK STORE, 1149 South 12 % 15 Work unit 17. Season •3 ■ Im °f TWYCKINGHAM call today. Summer Volkswagen Washington. Phone 'M % 19 Moslem 11 165 are 3 months and start at $55 per man. Fall replacement 694-0565. 4-M8 20. Impetus IrfmI3'® 9+12 months and start at $62.50 FOR 22 Pelage I NTAL INFORMATION CALL: 351-7166. parts and Pi W 24. Solicit accessories nMTOMAMIV is 'A 2U VA IS 25. Overdo 26. Water: French Attractive Modal* 47 V/ jy 1 28. Discerning 29. Crony 32 gove s note r Discount Prices sr 31 Civet-like AT "THE. (aAROert animal MANAGEMENT EXCLLfSIVEL Y B Y: on VW Parts AjiZ+tecBtb 3v 34. Nick Charles' OF EAJVTHLY 109V, W. Kalam vioo Y/i dog 5) DEU&WTS Ntvi KAMINS 489-1216 38 35. Pheasant I#l1 state management CO., MC. SPRUNG TWW&S 11 a.m. - 2 a.m. Mon - Sat mt mi r 36. Arrow Professor I 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 KEEP KAF*E»\Is>W ! 526 N. Lurch 4844596 m 1 Us 41. Court 43. College degree 22<, A&pqrr 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. May p ^ ( Le' □a m ]0 ' Fof Sale ^ HELP WANTED mother's FURNISHED FOR 4 in private SUMMER SUBLET, 2 ONE AND TWO - bedroom SUMMER ONLY - 3 bedroom WOMEN GRADUATE share home, quiet, SUMMER. 2 or 3 man suite helper, for summer or longer, parking, bedroom upper, partially furnished mobile homes, $25 4 5 man furnished, disposel, summer, fall. Own bedroom, tv • black must aide with 3 children and summer or fall. 351-9561. $35/ week. 10 minutes to fully furnished, TV lounge, and carpeted and furnished. - 5-5-17 Utilities paid except campus. Quiet and peaceful 6 72 Virginia Avenue, 332-2714. 5-5-23 close, X-3-5-18 parking, 332-0073. laundry, parking, very close ,nc^,• SilvertonT ; __condi,ion. 337-2303 responsible. Neat and clean. UNIVERSITY VILLA electricity. Call 489-2673 on a lake. 641-6601. 0-5-31 332-5722 0-5-31 or 484-9774* ^ Salary, plus private room and after 6pm. 4-5-18 CHRISTIANS NEED girl - EAST SIDE. 4 bedrooms, C0NS0LE Vt7:~- board in West Bloomfield APARTMENTS UNIVERSITY TERRACE Mediterr* ERE0 Cedar Village, fell term only. furnished, 9 or 12 month FURNISHED ROOM 635 Abbott Road NOW for Michigan. Mail resumes and references to Gregory Warren LEASING summer and fall. Single rooms, $15 and APARTMENTS Call 355 0386. 3-5-21 leas8- Available June. Also 3 summer. Near campus. No excellent cond" in PHONE: 351 - 2249 414 Michigan Avenue bedrooms, furnished or pets. Cooking, call Sharon Afternoon, ' * c/o Pargon Steel 351-2342. Corporation, 20101 Hoover Now leasing for up weekly. Office hours Monday, Tuesday, Thursday PHONE: 337 -9341 SUMMER, ONE girl needed. 2 unfurnished, no lease, 337-0090. 5-5-22 SP-S-s.;;^ bedroom apartment one 482 6678 efter 6pm. 14-6-1 Road, Detroit 482-5. 5-5-18 summer and fall 3-5pm, call 351-4495. 0-5-31 after 3pm block from campus, $50. ~~ " "* 1 & 2 bedroom now leasing Carol, 355-4779. X-4-5-21 GIRL NEEDED for house June WOMEN - SUMMER Roon^ FRANDOR NEAR - large 2 CLOSE board, near campus, $230 WAITRESSES - WEEKENDS IN — 2 bedroom, 1st, own room, $55. Cathy, bedroom, unfurnished. ULREY CO-OP, 332-5095 and part time. Must be neat partially furnished. Lower OKEMOS - SUMMER and fall. 1 OKEMOS 2 bedroom, 2 bath. 355-8231. SP-5-5-21 Available soon. Carpeting, air - X-3-5-17 and dependable. Good wages apartment, newly remodeled, bedroom, 2 man apartments, furnished, utilities paid. ~ conditioning, carport. $170. $135 and $155/month. 2 and working conditions. ample parking, $145. Phone 351-6006. 5-5-23 GIRLS .SUMMER near campus, Apply in person or all 482-5670 Adults only. 482-4619, 393-2850 after 5pm. 5-5-17 bedrooms, 3 man apartments, own room, parking, STUDENT RENTAL ~uriit~ 669-9873. 5-5-18 $174/month. Furnished Single Rooms. Walk to before 6pm,THE PIGEON INN plus WHILE THEY LAST - summer. 332-8903 evenings weekends. campus. 12 month lease, 4105 Northeast Street, North BEECHWOOD utilities and deposit. No pets. 1 bedroom $110-$130. 2 3-5-18 WANT TO sublet Okemos, IV4-4948. 11-5-31 1020 Short Street. Call on US 27. 5-5-21 June 29th, APARTMENTS bedroom $150. 208 Cedar ~ I" ~ 7~"T" 489-1893 for appointment through August 3rdl, apartment, 3 women, $75. NEW 2 Street 1 bedroom EAST SIDE. 4 bedroom, X-5-5-21 1130 BEECH STREET - bedroom duplex. South $100 $120. 2 bedroom $140. furnished. <250- 12 month MARTINS' HAIR FASHIONS is 349-2318. Logan vicinity, $180. accepting applications for PHONE: 351-9564 372-8073, Sandy. 3-5-18 1300 East Grand River. After L^'ccV io® Ju"* 15, ROOMS, KITCHEN privileges. beauty operators. 332-4522. Now leasing for 5pm. 5-5/23 EAST LANSING Snyder Road, _______ _ Females. Half and full 10-5-21 summer and fall. lower man duplex, 2 bedroom, 4 furnished, parking, $260 SUMMER SUB-LEASE,"2-marT, WANTED: 3 male roommates 2 a'"1"5 Su"lmer' 504 Al>bott, summer. 332-8835. NO SINGLES. HUGE close, air conditioned, $120 337-9706 per month. Call 349-4157. FURNISHED 6 girl plus deposit. 332-2279 for Water s Edge. 4-man. Fall ™ . ** lnc,ud9d- XSP-5-5-18 5-5-22 apartment, walk to M.S.U.. term. Pat, 353-2200. 3-5-21 * 3-5-18 parking, lease. $50 each per FALL, ROOM and STEREO $23 per SUMMER, CLOSE to campus, 2 month, utilities included. NORTH POINTE LARGE TWO party furnished E AST LANSING - one Bower board, RENTALS Phone 332-8734. 5-5-22 efficiencies. Air - bedroom duplex, Co-op, co-ed. Call term, $9.50 per month. Free man, air, furnished, $150. 351-4490. 5-5-18 337-2517. 5-5-22 APARTMENTS conditioned. Close to unfurnished, June 3, $160. union flea market " delivery, service and pick-up. SUMMER, 2 bedrooms, $155. $138 summer'. $158 351-8896 or 353-9592. No deposit. TV's available at 1230 Haslett Road campus. QUIET ROOM for male student. Saturday 1l8m t0 Call NEJAC, WANTED 4 girls - sublease for Across from campus, PHONE: fall. 484-0585, If no answer, 5'5"21 211 Vi Grand River, across Jewelry, crafts, etc. 4.5.11 same rates. furnished, air. 337-2770. 351-2353 3511610.0-5-31 337-1300. C-5-31 summer. Across from Mason - 1 & 2 Bedroom SUMMER from Union. Upstairs, $48/ 2-5-17 - OWN BEDROOM, iSsKEH Abbott. 337-2002. 5-5-22 month. 5-5-17 furnished or unfurnished NOW LEASING - summer and house with two other males, APARTMENT fall 2, 3, 4 man (women) furnished, modern kitchen, □ 3 ROOM AP ' bath, «,.^>-.?cNT! >£ivate Private entrance, furnished and utilities paid. 1 furnished, Lansing. PX. SUMMER, $110. East side 351-5323. FEMALE NEEDED for '73-'74. Delta Arms, 355-3793 or apartments. % block from campus. 126 Orchard or call available June 15, $55/ month. 482-9419.3-5-17 SUMMER - ROOMS in big house near campus. Utilities earth cruising machi„, 355-8600. 3-5-17 337-1800 before 1pm. 17-6-1 included in rent. 332-5497 10-5-30 PEUGEOT - 2 persons, near Sparrow 5-5/23 GRADUATE OR 244 NORTHLAWN, East married Hospital. Call EZZO REAL SUMMER SUBLET two bedroom „ PX-IOE students, large 1 bedroom ESTATE, 482-1147. 4-5-21 SUBLEASE, 2 man, unfurnished apartment, near Houses Lansing. Three bedroom or SUMMER ROOM / board. Girls. BOTTECCHIA furnished, ideal air conditioned, apartment. tl two bedroom with study. Giro D'Atala living campus, air conditioned. Theta House, 303 Oakhill. - conditions, near campus. Close. 351-1764. 5-5-21 Carpeted, fireplace, washer SINGLE GIRL, must share bath, 332-3143. 5-5-19 3 49-9 3 71, atala June and September leases. 3 3 7-0100. B furnished and utilities paid. APARTMENT WANTED MALE single - $65 plus drv#r included. Wage and 10-5-31 Competition $180. 882-2316. 487-3216 - utilities, mobile home. Close. P«rking. large yard. Quiet. 482-2937. 20-5-21 Near Sparrow Hospital. Call furnished, sublease only, 2-man luxury apartment, Velocipede Peddle, EZZO REAL ESTATE, from pool, air, dishwasher, summer Call 351-2715. 3-5-17 Near p,rk« '"brary, schools. 541 E. Grand now until fall term. Couple only, children OK, River 482-1147.4-5-21 sublease. $140. 351-7780. 4-5-18 351-8243. NEAR PENNSYLVANIA and S225. After 6 pm, 332-0977 \Downstairs 351-724 SP5-5-18 THREE MEN to sublet summer MARIGOLD APTS. Kalamazoo. Available June or 337-0433. 3-5-18 SONY TC630 16th. stereo reel - reel garment salesmfl term. Huge, close, reasonable. HALF RENT Large 4 bedroom, ~ 911 Marigold. to married couple, tape recorder. Wollensak 7" samples. Dresses pricedh 351-0309. SP5-5/18 Now leasing for Fall. 4 little domestic work. furnished home, $250/ 6 MAN hou*e. furnished, $50 reel - reel portable tape wholesale. Summer Large 1 bedroom 332-5977. 5-5-21 month. 351-7497.0-5-31 each 9 mo"»h 'ease- 218 ai apt. Jones, east side recorder.Mamiya - Sekor in sizes 10 12 TWO APARTMENTS 3 single completely furnished. Newly Lansing. Call 1000DTL ai 35mm SLR 351-5320.3 517 rooms, furnished. Call carpeted. $170/ up. For MILFORD STREET, 126, 2 NORTH HAYFORD 131, PX, 351-5323. 10-5-30 camera. Takumar 50mm F4 485-4972 after 9pm, appt. call 337-7328 or blocks from campus. Deluxe, available June 16th, automatic Macro lens. 500 available for summer / fall. 351-8545. air conditioned, furnished, 2 furnished, large 4 bedroom 4 BEDROOM for rent. 5 mm mirror lens, T-mount. East side of campus. Close. NEAR CAMPUS. 1 bedroom, man, $180. 3 man, $195. home. $250/ month. minutes from campus. Call ArgusC3, mint. New Vivitar zoom R easonable rent, includes Now 351 7497.0 5 31 482-4155.4-5-18 luxury apartments, leasing. 332-3909, lenses, discount prices, $139. QUEEN SIZE bed. , utilities. Prefer girls. 5-5-21 Spend your SUMMER poolside unfurnished, $175. Furnished 351-8571, 372-5767. 0-5 31 1000 used 8 track tapes, $1 boxsprings, $50; ti_ Enjoy the best in summer livlnc efficiencies $140. Call PEOPLE NEEDED summer 4 BEDROOM house. 1015 and up. 1000 used stereo $15; fan, $10. 355-31 •Heated Pool 'Laundry EAST LANSING NEAR - evenings, 351-9020. 10-5-24 HASLETT ARMS own room. House, close to Marigold near State Police albums. 50c and up. 8 track SP5-5-17 1 •Ample Parking * Air Cond. Bachelor 1 bedroom, utilities APARTMENTS campus. 337-9464. 5-5/23 Po,t See af,er 6 pm 2 517 and cassette decks, auto tape •Nicely Furnished paid, laundry. 372-3495. ALBERT MEN'S Summer Leases 3-5-17 STREET 551, one 135 Collingwood players, used portable stereos 3-SPEED Raleiglj Studio Apts. 1 Bedroom $125 mo. DELTA ARMS block from campus. Large 2 bedroom furnished, air PHONE: 332-3843 Now SUMMER-DO^LE-r^ house, furnished . utilities, le#fe Bob 353.9543. $15 up. Poleroid cameras, $5 up. Movie cameras, months, excellent cc $45. 353-2654. SP5 5-17J $140 mo. conditioned, balconies. 2 leasing for projectors, binoculars, TV 2 Bedroom Sec. Deposit - $ioo $149 mo. APARTMENTS man, $170 3-4 man. $180. summer and fall very^near campus. 351-2681. 8,ternoon,. SP5-5-17 sets, tested and guaranteed, ALLIED 325 A 235 Delta Street 351-9250 351-6676. radios, typewriters portables amplifier plus Phikj " 745 Burcham Dr. 351-3118 T ~ EAST LANSING X-10-5-21 GIRL WANTED for Cedar - - duplex, 4 PHONE: 332 -4929 and pre-amp and or 484-4014 Village apartment, fall HI bedroom Ihouse. PerTS Low rent, 5 men. utilities paid, furnished, machines, electrics, adding $29 up. Italian 355-8743. SP5-5-17 Now leasing for 1 GIRL NEEDED for 3 man spring. Call Deb at 332-5946 ^ Qr ,0f|fl t#rm ^ c>|| LEASING FOR fall wall tapestries. WILCOX ' Furnished, large, 2 or sui bedroom summer and fall. apartment, fall only. or Pam, 337-0169. 3-5-21 35°-278i°7-5-251PUS 48S- 6222 eft* 4pm. 5-5-18 SECOND HAND STORE, RANDALL HEALTH PI 353-6102. 3-5-18 509 East Michigan, Lansing. 1200 mgs. LECITHIN (reduced summer rent). Atjo WANT TO sublet Okemos, June 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT Cj| studio with bunkbeds. 1 or 2 20th, through August 3rd, - ONE MAN needed to share four HOUSE OR 2 485-4391. Trades, layawey, 100's Req. S2 25 men each. Call evenings only apartment, 3 women, $75. FURNISHED STUDIO completely carpeted. furnished, 489 4107, man house for summer. $45/ brtr0om $22° bank cards. 8 - 5:30pm daily. 485-3817.4-5-18 349-2318. 3-5-18 -available summer. East 489 1323. 5-5-23 month. Call 484-5160 6-7pm. S300 FaM- An* C-5-31 Lansing. 351-3064. 5-5-22 cc j-y 1 bedroom apartment, $145 FOR summer, $160 Fall. YOUNG adults, near SUMMER SUBLEASE -2 man SEWING MACHINE clearance EVERGREEN ARMS SUBLET SUMMER - girl FURNISHED $155 including downtown Lansing. apartment, close to campus, - 170 7074 salel Brand new portable, needed for 4 man, Cedarview COMPLETE DARK I APARTMENTS Efficiencies, 1 2 bedroom bedroom and $130. 351-3641. 3-5-18 Apartments 332-8576. utilities! blocks One campus. bedroom AvsilsblB 2 ?_!! $49.95, $5 selection per month, Large of including 2'. 3l apartments. 341 Evergreen Street cniin mpn c.h reconditioned 3-5-21 Redecorated, new carpeting, SUMMER SUBLET -1 bedroom PHONE: 351 - 6821 May 21st. 351-8977. 2-5-18 ^5, 5/5/ month, nh°"W' own rooms. used machines. Singers, en larger, 3-5-17 595. 35* laundry facilities. Call furnished, pool, balcony. Whites, Necchis, New Home HERRIMAN REAL 332-8708 after 6 pm. 5-5-22 Now leasing for NEED SOMEONE to share two bedroom Cedar SUMMER. 'IARGTToTr "g7,"42 Block 8way and "many others." $19.95 CANON 814 ESTATE, 371-4158. 4-5-18 summer and fall Village bedroom house, 406 Charles, to $ 39.95. Terms. n CLOSE TO MSU and Frandor. apartment during summer. EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING POOL - AIR, two bedroom Beautiful 1 bedroom, ROOMMATE apartment — in to share 2 man Okemos. Call 353-7078. 3-5-21 FgnMM. cmmln,. j Room> COMPANY. 1115 North condition. 349-4277. 4 furnished, $180. Sublease unfurnished, carpeting, Washington. 489-6448 summer. 337-2527. SP-5-5-18 Dave, 351-5659 evenirfgs. LOVELY FURNISHED RCA SOLID state i drapes, air conditioned, LOVELY 2-4 bedroom houses, C-3-5-17 EFFICIENCY' 915 Lilac, stereo phonograph a parking, laundry, utilities beginning June. Summer MEN. CLOSE to MSU. Clean, $120-$125. Available June. Rates $160 - $200. 349-3604 quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. stand. $30. 337-2337.3| Sunbathe except 332-1703. 5-5-21 electricity. Call SUMMER, 2 man across from 349-3604 after 2pm. 0-5-5-23 after 2pm. 0-5-5-23 485-8836. 0-5-31 Tanks, canisters, and Mason. Air conditioned. ALL TYPES of Optical rd - uprights. Guaranteed 1 full on the SUBLEASE SUMMER, 2-3 man, $52.50/ month. 332-4717. 351-8857 , 332-3650. 5-5-17 NOW GIRL, ROOM, summer, share luxury house, close. ROOMS FOR RENT - summer year. $7.88 and up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, prompt service. DISCOUNT, OPTj MSU AREA Okemos. 1 4-5-18 - LEASING FOR 351-6722.2-5-18 and ,8"' 334 316 North Ceder, opposite Michigan, Lansing, 372-1 Red Cedar . . . bedroom, conditioned, carpeted, furnished, air SUMMER Avenue across from City Market. C-3-5-17 C-5-5-18 ONE GIRL needed summer, Only 20 apts. left SUMMER LARGE double in WiliiamsDorm. Call after modern, $155, heat included for summer 6pm. 332-5906. 10-5-25 f close to campus, reasonable. nice house. 1 block. Water's Edge Apts. Next to Cedar Village Call 351-4614. 5-5-21 349-1607. 5-5-17 SUMMER Summer Rates: 2 Persons in 309 Furnished, 332-5266. 3-5-21 WEST SUMMER, DOUBLE KAROLYN'S ROOMMATES SUMMER 2 Bedroom Apt. OAKLAND - 3 completely furnished', Summer Rent Rates from $42.50 $50/ phone, man/ Ron, month, pool, 353-0614 ONLY $130 per mo. airy I bedroom apt. New Large 3 $150 per mo. bedrooms, bath and 54, single garage, Ideal for LCC utilities, kitchen, parking, TV lounge, laundry, very close KNITS ANDKOTTOI 349-0995. SP-5-5-18 or 4 Persons in students. 489 1893. 5-5-23 Free Roommate Service carpeting, completely $80 332-5722 or 484 9774. formerly the Bargain Barn furnished. Air Conditioned. 2 Bedroom 0-5-31 332-4432 Apt. SUMMER 911 TWO WOMEN needed for Marigold $180 per mo. house. Own rooms. Summer. SUMMER. I CRAYON COTTON PRINTS ] SINGLES SUMMER/FALL. One 337-7328 $46.25.351-2279.5-5-24 needed. One block from girl 351-4716. 3-5-17 or 351-8545 CEDAR completely furnished; 98c/ yd. utilities, kitchen, parking, TV campus. 332-0135. 5-15-73 KOSHER FEMALE needs NEEDED: Room, relatively REFRESH lounge, laundry, very close, GIRL TO sublease summer, roommate for next year. VILLAGE inexpensive, in house "73 - $60. 332-5722 or 484-9774.' I YOUR ROOMS WITH COTTON! SUBLEASE SUMMER -large 1 close Great apartment. 74" - Milford, air, 351-6647. 353-3308 Taylor. 0-5-31 bedroom, furnished, air, near campus. 337-0360. 3-5-18 furnished, 4-5-18 $50. 351-8979 3-5/21 SP5-5-18 SHARE HOUSE with 2 others, j Drapery Material Reg. $1.29 TWO GIRLS / 4-man, summer GIRL WANTED Parkwest NOW79£ / yd.! - SUBLET SUMMER, 2 bedroom private room, walking I 128 W. GRAND RIVER in 2 MAN ONE bedroom, air, garden cottages term. $45/ person / month. Apartments, sauna, pool, Williamston. Open M house. 575 Stoddard. Air distance to campus, quiet, no | thru Wed. 9-6. Thurs. till 9 close, quiet, available now. Enjoy private cottage on furnished, $60 monthly. Call p.m. Fri. 9-5. Closed a 332 5654. 3-5/21 332-2646. 3-5-18 "'*» la"ns on,y 3 blocks to after 5:30pm, Ask for Kathy.' conditioned, 2 car garage. smoking, 351-6555.6-5-18 j Open Sun. 10-6. __ MSU. 332-4095. 5 5-18 Newly furnished and 372-4652. 3-5 21 redecorated for two. WOODSIDE NORTH NOW LEASING summer and 1 BLOCK FROM FOR RENT campus, 1 Apartments, East Lansing, fall. Single rooms, $15 end bedroom Only $165, utilities paid. efficiency, share grad students, 2 man BURCHAM up weekly. Office hours DRIVE - 135, bath, $85, and 2 room Call 332-6717. HOUSES, APARTMENTS, furnished, air conditioning, furnished 2 and 3 people. Monday, Tuesdey, Thursday apartment, $100. Both close to duplexes, farms. Furnished, 3-5pm, call 351-4495. campus, ample Private room apartments. available now. 2 bedroom NEED A PLACE finish the to parking, quiet, call 332-4987. Open 5-6pm. 2-5-18 unfurnished, all areas, all XO-5-31 house, need cars, $180 plus term? Female, cheap, close 0-5-23 price ranges, children and utilities. Available fall. 332-4047.2-5-17 pets okay. Fee required. Call SUMMER. SINGLES. 351-9042 after 5 pm. 3-5-18 SUBLET SUMMER HOME RENTALS, 1004 East Furnished utilities SUMMER. SUBLET . 1 - close, 2 MALE ROOMMATE man, cheap, furnished, cell Michigan Avenue. Phone paid, parking, very close, bedroom, furnished, air Meadowbrook Trace, $70 351-3269. 3-5-21 372-4600, open 9 - 9pm. some with kitchen, $30 - Collingtoooti monthly, swimming pool. conditioned, rent negotiable. 351-7206. 1-5-17 X 30-5/31 $65,484-9774.0-5-31 Campus Hill Apartments, now under John, 393-7319. 8-5-24 2 ROOMS, FURNISHED, quiet, management it leasing student units for J Air Conditioned HASLETT AREA, 2 SUMMER SUBLET. 2-man, private, utilities paid, male, 2 GIRLS to share room in co-ed ROOM IN fraternity for SUMMER, and FALL. These spacious apartmen j Dishwasher bedroom, close, air conditioned, option house, summer term. Call summer, close to campus. carpeted and furnished with distinctive, comto 1 all parking, 482 0563, 332-0518.3-5-17 Shag Carpeting electric, $185/ month. Cheap. 332-0834. 5-5-22 fall. 351-3488. 4-5/22 4850138. 2-5-18 furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposa a ■ Unlimited Parking 339-2334, 484^4157. 10-5 29 New Furniture conditioning, and dishwasher. These 4 man urn 1 SUMMER, 4 man furnished. 2 SUMMER EAST up to 4 parking spaces Der unit a I include the use| __ Models Open Daily giant swimming pool and recreation roo full baths, air conditioned, a 2771 Northwind very close, cheap. 332-8522 June 15th September 15th LANSING © Throughout the academic year there will be re 1 - Call 351-8282 3-5-17 (Behind the Yankee Store) Bachelor Apartments from $130.00 BAY transportation to and from campus. We a so 1 SUMMER SUBLET. Quiet, good management, Close. 1 bedroom apartments from 140.00 SERVICE full time Resident Manager for any ma,n,erTm| 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT 2 blocks from campus for 2 or parking, air 2 bedroom apartments from 150.00 you want to be among the first residents of J conditioning Hill call today. 2 bedroom units start at $ P J 3 girls. Available June. Phone 332-5288. 2-5-16 Low Security Deposit 315 W. Grand River 485-2737 for the summer, $61.25 month per man in tn | or 351-8988. No Advance Payment of Final Month's Rent FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL at 349-351 EAST LANSING ALL have pool privileges 351-9608 -quiet upstairs unit, can be 1 bedroom with 1 AND 2 BEDROOM summer living room at $170 or 2 1 Electronic and fall. 332-0625. 6-5-22 After 5pm, bedroom for $185. Kitchen, dining, bath, all utilities paid, COMPLETE I Engine Tune MANA GEMENT EXCL VSI VEl >'w) Up MALE GRADUATE - summer, 1 block to town. M.S.U., 484-4014. 5-5-22 center of ! BRAKE JOB next townhouse. year, share furnished Fireplace, AIR CONDITIONED Bachelor apartments from $137.50 1 Bedroom apartments from 204.00 | j *4 wheels rellned *Orums turned * Labor Included [Si Ipl Includes: '25.00 AU STATE MANA6EMENT CO . '*! dishwasher, central air, 154 - summer 2 Bedroom apartments from 225.00 lo 11® Champion Spark Plugs ■ 241 e. SAGINAW HWY. , ■ sublease, 2 bedroom, rent EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 488. miles. 355-3430. 2-4pm; , negotiable. Call 332-0763 HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT COMPANY *29.95 In 1 Po,n,« «"d Condensor 1 332-2175, 5-7pm. 4-5-18 5-5-21 LjJ *Set 'Carburetor Adjustment 1 381-1310 444 Michigan PHONE 351 - 7910 (25,000 ml. guarantee) timing & Dwell Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 17, 1973 13 STUDENT 1 355-8255 365-8255 Mobile | Peanuts Personal J [jjj] it's what's na wnm a > SEKyiCE . 1970 STATESMAN DENISE AND MIKE. DIRECTORY 12'x60', on lot in Brookview, May your Happening love be as eternal as the East furnished, skirting, shed, Lansing rain. $3,900. Call 625-4983 after Happy Honeymoon I Buzzard and 5:30pm, all day Friday and Jan. 1-5-17 get away from weekends. 4-5-18 WE CUT IT THE your pad for SPECIAL THANKS to all WAY YOU WANT IT! who SUMMER! CALL EXCELLENT CONDITION, helped our injured at puppy last J] COLLEGE TRAVEL Namco, 10'x50', with Monday. 1-5-17 UNION BARBER SHOP for expando. On Films documenting successful 351-6010 Citarlrtg to MSU for large rented What's Happening must EXPERT STYLISTS TO country lot. pen classrooms in England will for Waddings, Parties and Call Linda, BOB JETER livesl received in the State News ADVISE YOU 489-3618, 9-6. 3-5-17 SP5-5-18 be presented i.m. today in graduation Banquets commencement ? . at I tickets & arrangements 8-5:30 Mon. thru Fri. 355-3359 341 Student Snyder classroom 7:15 call 349-9800 Services, . Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least p.m. Monday in the By_Appo|ntmen^or^ust^wa^ j Judging Pavilion. |(ftj Real Estate two class ^EYESEXAtflMEO MOVING SOON? THE ALOHA! Lost & Found j|0 j publication. No announce will be days befor accepted by phone. Lectures on evolution will be presented at 7 creation Campbell Hall will present CALL today in the Brody another Alcove Coffee House at #classes FABRICS GIFTS Auditoriui 9 p.m. #contact lens CHUCK'S U-HAUL NEW DUPLEX for Friday in the cafeteria. ORIGINAL FINDSOMETHING? sale. jR | L. ColHw. Optom.tri.i trailers, trucks HA WAI!AN If you've found a pet or article Beautiful. Lake view, Haslett. There will be TOWBARS & $52,000. 484-8713. 5-5-23 an open University Theater will HITCHES house from 8:30 ►b-Optlcal Services 2662 E. Grand River WATERCOLORS and OILS of value, we want to return it. Just come into help you Students, faculty and staff Sa it - 10:30 p.m. the MSU present a student directing the are invited to a weekly Bible project on "A Soldier's Return" Call 351-3336 ALGONQUIN LAKE. Hastings. O b s at 5:30 p.m. today in the Arena 155 Ann St. State News Classified study from noon to 1 p.m. 351-1911 Sandy beach, 66'x200', nice Theater. Department and tell us you today in 130 Natural Resources WASHDAY SAVINGS want to place an ad in hill. 16' travel trailer, Bldg. Call 35 3-082 3 for BUD'S 25c PER LOAD EAST information. All women are welcome to a DR.D. M. DEAN LANSING STATE BANK'S 355-2982. 2-5-18 Ethics Inc. will present an THE BEST FOR LESS Softball game Sunday. Meet at Auto Parts Inc. found column. As a public Ethnic Festival all day WENDROW'S OPTOMETRIST Gay Liberation will Saturday the Women's Center at 4 EAST LANSING meet at 3 p.m. I uate Model Motors am ECONOWASH service EAST LANSING — 3 bedroom P.m. Sunday in Union Parlor B. between Wells Hall and the Bring bats and gloves if you have i CONTACT LENS STATE BANK will run the house, large yard. Also rent 2 International Center. them. parts a speciality. SPECIAL TEXAS years or option to Everyone is welcome. WASHER 50c ad at no extra cost to buy. 1540 SERVICES you. Ridgewood, 337-7057. Mariah will present John The 3006 VINE ST. EAST LANSING Campus Crusade for Christ Women's Center 5-5-18 will Prine at 8 and 10:30 p.m. discussion amtollp.lblhW.ofS.ar 210 ABBOTT RD. 332-6563 STATE BANK meet at 7 will focus on self p.m. today in Friday and Steve Goodman at 8 - the Union Gold Room. help at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. All KEG C-5-31 OKEMOS and 10:30 p.m. Saturday in the UNIVERSAL - RIVERWOOD by women are welcome. owner You Erickson kiva. Advance tickets BEERI OTHER LOST: large 4 bedroom are invited to picket TECHNICAL red FEMALE Siamese cat; colonial with balcony, color your nearest A&P with the are on sale at Marshall Music, The Russian and East EYE collar, |.D. tags; Lansing Lettuce Boycott from Elderly Instruments and the European Studies Program will coordinated throughout, Union. 351-3820, Reward. SP5-5-18 spacious slate foyer, 13'x26' 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. present part I of the Soviet film I Rates "Ivan the Terrible" at 7:30 • 24-HOUR PHOTO ENTERPRISES gold carpeted living room p.m. T FOUND ON Landon Field: Morning Glory Kitchen will Friday and Part II at 2 p.m. ANSWERING wedding specialists with white marble present a wild foods dinner from | SERVICE and all occasions. Round gold eyeglasses. Call fireplace. Saturday, both in 102B Wells Formal dining room, 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at 327 MAC Hall. 484-5315 John, 351-5349. family Found Typing Service Ave. Tickets are available at Half 5-10-73. C3-5/17 room, carpeted kitchen with separate ^ Moon Shrine, Brother Gambits, Tri Beta, biology honorary, SUMMER eating area. 2Vi Family of Man ^EMPLOYMENT «m fir, v rtl Ml YOU COULD LOST CAT calico, - smallish female Virginia and Snyder, baths, oversized full dry garage, basement, large PROFESSIONAL IBM Instruments. The and Elderly will sponsor Rosenberg 106B Wells Hall. a talk by Barnett at 3 p.m. Friday in landscaped lot with Chris East over 20 BE USING Lansing. 353-3246 dissertation fSHOVS 332-2403. Reward! 3-5-18 or trees and split rail fencing, English degree. MARTY typing. MA Organizatio today in the East McDonel $56,000. 2206 Butternut, lower lounge. THIS SPACE! 349-2597. 5-5-21 NORTH, 351-3487. C-5-31 FOUND: GRAND River/Durian area. Black shaggy The Organization of Jewish puppy, red BY OWNER 6 month old EDITING AND collar. Call - typing. IBM Students, a creative forum for 355-6304. brick and stone exterior, 3 Selectric. Experienced. Jewish C-3-5-18 thought and action, invites all those interested to Pavilion, bedroom ranch with 214 351-0746 after 6pm. meet at 7:30 p.m. will hold a FOUND: baths. Family room with today in 337 GOLD ring with Case Hall. Sunday, stone fireplace, all turquoise and pearls. Call built-ins, 2 welcome. ■2 STEREO EQUIPMENT - COLUMBIA MASTERWORKS AMICA FOLD-UP Carol, 351-1 954 or car garage, 2 beautiful PROFESSIONAL IBM typing Gay Liberation will provide er SX-727 receiver, two bike, 3 speed, porches and "many" extras. A Free U stereo with AM/FM. 2 way brakes, like new 355-9564. C-3-5-18 transportation for those c fc$63DX $45 4 5 miles/ campus. Can be interested in joining the Friday through poetry speakers, two CS33 Excellent condition. $85. - 355-8571. 3-5-21 purchased with 1 to 19 acres. demonstration in Detroit. Call be held at 5:30 p.m. ers, CS30 headphones. 351-5496. 3-5-18 FOUND Tuesdays NEAR 165D tape deck, SCUBA EQUIPMENT eyeglasses with gray frames, Berkey, Must see to believe. the Gay Liberate office Tor a"d Thursdays ottice. No in the Free U also 2 694-3572. 5-5-21 e infor French is required EXPERIENCED IBM typing. - larrard SL72B turntable, PIONEER T3300 iories. More information CASSETTE, 5 man heavy rubber boat. Monday afternoon. Call Bob. Dissertations. (Pica and new people are welcome. months old, mint condition. Phone 482-6074. 1-5-17 353-6045. C-3-5-21 - Elite). Gay Liberation's Festival of MSU Broadcasters 224-7073 after 5pm. Jack, 353-2785. 3-5-18 FAYANN,489-0358. C-5-31 are looking for dancers for a '50s §P5 5 18 FOUND: SOME money on Ann tonight in 309 Student Services rock and roll show. For PANASONIC 4 speaker Animals Street. Call COMPLETE THESES Bldg. All those interested in information, call Jim Lowe at )L TABLE 1 piece slate, 2 353-7677. working are welcome. - quadrasonic stereo, C-3-5-21 SERVICE. Discount 355-8372 or 355-3883. BSR printing. new felt. $275 or turntable, 8 track, 300 mm UNION BOARD summer flights IBM typing and offer 339-9139. 3-5-18 binding of The Volunteer Bureau will ist soligar lens, FOUND: to Europe from Detroit and theses, resumes, publication. College Republicans kill Nikonos OLD ENGLISH sheepdog, 2 CHRYSLER trunk Offi proposal writing meet at 7:30 p.m. today in the underwater Windsor. Stop in 1-4p.m., Across from campus, corner camera, 1972 year old male, key in magnetic case in Lot X nuiation game for anyone 62 Room. Wilson Hall. V SURPLUS. Lots of Gl Sunfish must sell, Monday • Friday. 2nd floor, M.A.C. and Grand River, crested from 7 to 10 sailboat, medium make me an offer. 372-9787. Sunday. 353-1000. C-3-5-21 tonight Jtup bags, 99c. Frandor PX, wetsuit, 351-3754 3-5-18 . 3-5-21 Union. C-5-31 below Jones Stationery Shop 31 2 Agriculture Hall. There will be a field trip on 51-5323 3-5-18 Call LOST: BLACK male cat. Red COPYGRAPH edible wild plants. Meet at 6:45 SERVICES, MSU volunteers are asked p.m. today 16 FOOT SAILBOAT 8 WEEK TIGER- striped kitten. collar and name tag, Pookie. 337-1666 to in 208 Bessey Hall. ■ MASONIC - □B 60 watt C-5-31 return their questionnaires If you can fiberglassed plywood, nylon Reward. 353-5310 days, as bring a car, please do Willing to give to good home. soon as possible to 27 Student so. Bring collecting bags. sails, outboard bracket. 355-2012. 3-5-21 332-4566 after 5pm. 5-5-23 Services Bldg. TYPING TERM $175. 337-1004 Asking $400. 663-3844. papers. Experienced, 5-5-18 DACHSUND MINIATURE, AKC, beautiful, shots, FOUND ON Spartan Avenue: black long-haired female cat; SKY HIGH TREE trimming and SERVICE removal, - reasonable 651-6341. 7-5-17 pica rates. print, Call armworkers: From Grapes to ,ettuce" will be given at 8:30 STORY'S playful. Price reduced. green collar. 337-2150. professional work, low rates, it offer. , good condition, Plus waterbed. THE LATE GREAT RECORD SALE 332-3101 4-5-18 C-3-5-21 fully after 3pm. insured. 351-2756 EXPERIENCED IBM onight in 119B Berkey Hall. DAILY K>. 372-2948. 3-5-17 SP-5-5-18 typing, The Volunteer Bureau invites Buyer for local record selling personal store is collection. AKC ALASKAN MALAMUTE pups, SNO-GO KENNEL (see FOUND Student - KEY Services. case outside Pick up HURRY - 20% discount on all pica Kalamazoo. / elite. 1331 489-1058, East nyone concerned lservice training for volunteers about DOZEN 19" black 371-3546. 7-5-18 Excellent. and $70. Hundreds of LP's, Rock, Folk, Jazz. Most in perfect condition. Yellow Pages for ad) Phone 224-2156. 3-5-18 C-3-5-21 Lost and Found. carpet cleaning month of May! during the Don't delay } a session from 3 to 5 p.m. jday in 2 7 Student Services USED ■53-7868. 355-9876. 3-5-17 Saturday, May 19th, 525Albert, SPECIALS - contact us now. BEE |lS 1. 10 SPEED 20" frame, like Schwinn new, East Lansing. 3-5-18 SPEAKERS pair, KLH 17's, c Personal j/ CLEAN JANITOR SERVICE CO., 914 Filley, Lansing. 484-7275. 10-5/31 The IFC, CCC, ASMSU, ICC, RHA, Pan-Hell. SHC, COGS and OF T ■110. Call 851-8713 after MSN are bringing you the Bad good condition, $60/pair. DON'T FORGET blood comes |:30pm. 3-5-17 351-1115 evenings. 3-5-18 ARLINGTON - 12'x52, 1972, PREGNANT? WE understand. ROTO TILLING - and soil only from people. Ass Spring Happening with a raft race and folk and rock WEEK furnished, 2 bedrooms, Call us. PREGNANCY Professional donors concerts Friday and Saturday in IYCIE, western flyer, 10 Needs WEST 200w. P.A. amplifier, $3,900. Phone 663-4246. COUNSELING. 372-1560. 482 6430, 393-0288. compensated. MICHIGAN the Red Cedar. Shaw Halt area. 65 Ford some work, 5-5-18 0=5=31 $235. Binson 8 channel mic minimum. 11-6-1 COMMUNITY BLOOD 4 dr ■ood deal. 351-8243. Tht Assn. of Black Social mixer. $250. 1963 Fender CENTER. 337-7183. Hours 1PM-18 1965 GREAT LAKES. Move in WIN A Harmon Kardon HOME IMPROVEMENTS and Workers will sponsor a minority Bandmaster. 15" speaker. June 2, near MSU, fenced - Monday, Thursday and recruitment seminar from 8:30 receiver in the Michigan State iwin, reverb, 1970 $225.484 2633. 3-5-18 remodeling, recreation Friday 94:30pm. Tuesday and j. Gibson yard with shed. 2 bedrooms, Network Bad A** Spring rooms, kitchens, and Wednesday 12-6:30pm. a.m. Hall. Saturdav in 114 Bessey 70 Rambler ES330 $150. FOLK AND Blue Grass records washer/dryer, air conditioner. Happening Raft Race bathrooms. Free C-5-31 351-5659 351-5123. 3-5-18 Saturday, courtesy of TECH Jim estimates. Ambassador wings. 5-5-18 including John Lee Hooker, Wolnosky, 351-8753. The Institute of Electrical John White, The Dillards, 1968 RITZCRAFT HIFI, 619 East Grand River. 4-5-18 SMALL APARTMENT or home and Electronics Engineers will *861 Lester Flatt and Earl on lot and 2-5-18 present Ian McLeod, patent UPRIGHT, good Scruggs, skirted. 12'x55'. Furnished to sublet, June, July and pndition, call 332-0756 Roselee Sorrels, Leo Kottke or unfurnished. Has two LEATHERS, FURS, from FOR QUALITY service on August for elderly woman. attorney, speaking at 1:50 p.m. today in 146 Giltner Hall. 68 VW T«5pm. 55-21 and many others. ELDERLY stereo equipment, see the Call 372-8842. 4-5-18 2 dr. bedrooms and large wooden antelopes to zebras. Cheapo INSTRUMENTS, 541 East STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East The prices! 1905 West Saginaw, Company will K. RIFLES, and handguns Grand River. (Below porch. Carpeting throughout. 489-5080. C-5-5-18 Grand River. C-5-31 the musical "Li'l Abner" at 8:15 present *541 'ill kinds. Buy, trade and 625-7442. 2-5-18 Paramount) 332-4331, 1-7 p.m. Friday and Saturday in the BOB'S GUN shop, McDonel kiva and June 1 and 2 66 Riviera pm. C-2-5-17 South Cedar, call RICHARDSON , 1*967 I ALARMS - STUDENTS ripped in the Wonders kiva. Green 2 dr. HT mobile off. Call us. Alarm systems [N-2244. 18-6-1 home, 3 bedroom 1V4 Green Earth will hold baths, washer and dryer. Set up starting from $45. Local workshop - meeting from 1 to 5 a *344 PNED GLASS windows, one on nice lot with siren, or central office BANJO AND guitar lessons. All p.m. Sunday at the East skirting and l/ANTED FULL time people Lansing ■*" Christ. Large. Call reporting. Sale or lease. - Sl-3329 4-5-18 shed. 694-8466 anytime. 4-5-17 COUNSELOR'S styles, ELDERLY to invest business talent, City Park followed by a pot luck picnic. 68 Olds 88 . INSTRUMENTS, 332-4331. Bring beverages. 4 dr. -Blue ADVOCATE INC., Alarm C-5-31 energy, time and/or money NEW MOON - 10' X 45', good for share in established small Division. Phone 394- 0900 PJJ'Sbike,3 SPEED Austrian good condition. MOVING and SALE - May 19th 20th, 9-5, baby furniture condition, furnished, 2 for more information. 5-5-18 BANJO AND guitar lessons. All business. Resume to: Box The South Africa Liberatio ■516 bedroom, newly carpeted, 1 568, East ln s 3 styles. Lansing, l speed bike, both and equipment. Infant and skirted, 1 mile from M.S.U. TV RENTALS $23 per term, ELDERLY Michigan. 5-5-18 68 Chevy Impala pO 351-8692. 3-5-18 preschool clothing, stereo 351-6831 after 5 pm. 3-5-18 $9.50 per month. Free INSTRUMENTS, 332-4331. 4 dr. tape deck, household items C-5-31 l™l-star sailboat. and miscellaneous. 2223 CAMBRIDGE 1970 - 12' X 65'. delivery, service and pick-up. HOUSESITTING POSITION. The Liberation Support s788 T»-9?29. No deposit. Stereos available READING SPECIALIST will Summer, year. Mature grad Movement will speak and show Call after 6 pm. Vassar Drive, Lansing. 2-5-18 Located in Valley Springs P18 at same rates. Call student. References. Kristi, tilms on liberation in Southern Mobile Home NEJAC, tutor your child during Park. Phone 337-1300. C-5-31 summer. Call 332-5095. 3-5-18 Africa at 7:30 p.m. today in 66 Ford P*GIBSON 200mm 3.5 Minolta Rokkor 645-8501. 5-5-22 evenings Union Parlors A. B and C. and Guild guitars 676-5721. SP-5-5-17 4 dr. lens. Durst M-301 enlarger. Call *'n "ocl( at very low prices. NEW MOON "CHARLIE" (by Revlon) we - 12'x60', front warranties. ELDERLY 482-3388 after 5pm. 2-5-18 living room, partly carpeted, got! GULLIVER STATE *116 TWRUMENTS. 541 East air conditioning. Dimondale, DRUGS, 1105 East Grand Typing Service CEDAR 66 ANTIQUE TRUNKS, wardrobe, R i \ chests, parlor table, pine Phone 646-6363. 10-5-29 River, East Lansing. C-5-5-18 Mercury ■"•mount) 4 dr. HT ■'Vc-2-5-11 cupboard. 655-1109. 3-5-21 PARKWOOD 1970 - 12'x60' HAIR CUT the way you want it. UNION BUILDING with 12'x7' expando. |JN, GU'LO. ANTIQUE SALE dressers BARBER SHOP. 355-3359. GREENS GIBSON. Washer/dryer, window air ■f*T,°N. YAIRI. $30, double bed $50, mirror conditioner, 10'x10' utility C3-617 66 Ford ILVA"EZ. Epiphone! $15, credenza $40, 1957 shed. Fully skirted FOR A magnificent possession, Wagon World Book Encyclopedias tura, Grammer Coui pick a car from today's Diasonic, and 3 sets $30. Phone 349 4277. 2-5-18 489-9709. 4-5-18 Classified Ads - 355-8255. S288 CEDAR J"rl"9s for the price of 2. 2 SCHWINN SUBURBAN 10 GREENS APARTMENTS are now leasing the guitar students and married couples 65 Olds 88 )ppf- 245 Ann Street. speed bicycles, lady's. Brand 1 new. men's, I Never SUMMER of Summer & Fall. These units spacious apartments are for Spring, Conv. been ridden. $100 each. carpeted and furnished with distincitve furniture. s188 lidV A R R I V E o"i Phone 485-1353. 3-5-21 make it one of the Each unit has a garbage disposal and individual air |lec;'chi98n's 'argest conditioning. These two units have - 71 Plymouth best in your life at man - Wan It'll/1I parking %SHai1 °' Bani°s- n rn iiu n space for every apartment. Recreating is planned for [/WALL MUSIC, East with a giant swimming pool and private r""9.C 1-5-17 balconies. We 51388 BADLY NEEDED Chests, beds and desks. We "731" also have a full - time resident manager for any JESSIONAL. SPEAKERS - pick up and pay cash. A short walk from campus, "731" Apartments problems. If you want to be of CEDAR GREENS among the first residents 67 Pontiac W00,er. 2 tweeters, Call 484-1946. 11-6-1 offers you the utmost in luxury and summer call today. The one living. - bedroon Wagon N'ndhorn. large horn Lounge around the spacious pool gettin' tan and units start at $85 / month per man, for fall. Low *386 K|B n 9ach 371-4263. WANTED sippin' something chilly. summer rates. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION Good used furniture or Inside your "731" apartment, you'll find CALL: TERRY SHAFFER Between 1 appliances of any kind. plush & 8 p.m. 351-8631. SUMMER LEASES KLl 1409 Spartan furniture and carpeting, complete with a balcony and ARE FOR THREE ^' Sunday. K^V Irom 9am. 1-5pm. air conditioning. There's even a dishwasher to help MONTHS. - FALL LEASES ARE FOR 9 or 12 ^.5.18 clean up after parties. Visit "731" - today! MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVEL Y STORY KkuRMAN D"«l HS21, WE NEED good clean used Now BY % re n ',ere°' Console furniture. Of any kind, Leasing Summer and Fall ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. east lot CRrt-2i" 1 • Ski boots, floor rca top dollar paid, will pick * S47 Fa» 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. 1153 E. Michigan R up. Call 484 3837 on *T / per person SUITE 411 N,,rVaJ Portable between 9-5:30 dally. EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 One Block From Campus M. Can 811 ,,11 332 0108. 'oasonably 11-6-1 731 Burcham Dr. 351-7212 351-1310 3-5-21 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Micliigan Thursday, May l7 . Marshals pay dearly to see concert By SUSAN AGER fans who are often high even before they step in the door place, but don't get yourselves hurt." Another said he wanted What ""s kind 0( JI State News Staff Writer which requires simple ideas and "to see what ,u, words from the marshals.' crowd is really like." Editor's note: Susan Ager, State News Staff Each of the 45 marshals at the Tull Writer, concert was responsible Always be nice followed the director of the fire marshals, Paul for keeping about 250 Despite the big name band and Stanley, spectators unlit and seated. th«> h Stanley said the Tull concert through his rounds during the Jethro Tull concert Tuesday "The odds are not good," one marshal stated. "If anyone hassles you, try to reason with them," he continued. "And of course, always be nice." to work." audience waS' ** Specially night. In this article, she offers insight into a night in the Bad vibes life of a fire marshal, his job and his rewards. Later during the concert, one marshal was hit twice in "A big part of it is that they were Rick Plattner, Silver Spring, Md., junior, said the greatest the face by an irate smoker. Full cans of beer were tossed at mostlv he said, "who. unlike Apple cores, lukewarm beer, lit cigarettes and joints, firecrackers, frisbees, sporadic moments of uninterrupted damage done by concert fans is psychological. "Marshals two others. Each reported the incidents to Stanley, but feel cool by smoking and high school kids don'I, ^ have to take all the vibes from people, and it feels pretty seemed to accept them as part of the job. impressing their friend?*0* concert and $6 a night wages are the rewards a student fire bad to have to hassle people all the marshal receives. time," he said. But marshals realize that "People hate me already," one marshal said five minutes At times, students, requested by one or more marshals as soon as the li„t,» ■ But most marshals estimate they work at least 5V4 hours per concert. The marshal's job objectives are simple: keep after the doors had opened, bringing a rush of people into Jenison. A sparse barricade of marshals stood to put out his joint or move back to his seat, would simply look up and say, "Fuck you." matches light up and the begin leaking from the balconies and flashlights mu! ! rear m the cigarets out, whatever they're made of, and with arms move up front. The area keep outstretched, repeating over and over, "Take it slow. "I don't have time," one marshal replied. around the Hey jammed with people, whom the exuberant fans out of the aisles. Both are necessary to man, help us out and take it cool. There's a seat for marshals ml ^ Quiet moments with simple words and minimum physical prevent tragedy from fire in a huge auditorium like Jenison Fieldhouse, which Tuesday night held more than 11,000 everyone." Paul Stanley, director of the fire marshals conict"1 Jethro Tull fans. and Oak Park Marshals admit there are moments when they can stop, junior, said good rapport with the audience before the kneel in the aisles and listen to the concert, though they Constant supervision But is is not just a matter of quick wrist action to flick a lights go out is essential to being effective throughout the can rarely see the stage. flashlight beam on a smoking student. Marshals say few concert. students stop smoking under that treatment unless they tire "But first you got to slow 'em Halfway through the concert two * of having a light shining in their faces. up coming in," he told his "You get paid to see a concert, and you can walk around discovered crouched between two squad before the doors opened. "Don't let them pick up and shit like that," one marshal explained as a reason why even enjoy the show if I had front rn^T i A marshal also engages in face - to - face debate with any momentum. Stop the crowd from annihilating the he took the job. seats now," to make those girlsVn^l home. one marshal admitted. "I'd rXet ji I Civil rights activist balconies,"^oplfstick K feeftoTo the^sl ^ By DIANE SILVER prosecutor's office is switching from the old white real cold - blooded fascist stated. But most, when told State News Staff Writer planning to institute more robes of the dan to the society," he said. "Nixon is to find a "They will see the need nod>d their heads, smile" Robert F. Williams told an audience of 80 in Conrad vigorous proceedings. extradition judge's black robes. We are being lynched by judges wiping out the last 40 years of gains by the black man for class struggle when they hurt enough," he said. "A after the marshal smile, passes. then'iaughTnd"^^^^ Hall Auditorium Tuesday Williams has been because the courts are the while moving towards a that he has about as much fighting extradition ever first line of white boss, a man who lives high, Stanley, while patrolling from marshal to police state where nobody is without suffering, can see stopped at ma*h,i I chance to get justice in the since returning to this supremacy," Williams trusted and Cbrtgress means no need to identify with the one point by a woman who grabbed hXf United States as "a man country in 1969, following contended. nothing," he added. oppressed. But, conditions ♦k the u !*r HP'u' She Said' handi"B him heat and the smoke. a 1'lac wilSi with a peg leg playing in a eight years of self - imposed "I challenged white Williams said, for will develop in the United football game." exile in several countries supremacy in Monroe, N.C., example, people in States where whites will be Williams, a civil rights including Cuba and as it hadn't been challenged Washington are afraid to One woman moved from aisle to so concerned with survival aisle, and was fl activist, is currently facing mainland China, since Nat Turner," he speak their minds. When he almost every 10 minutes to find another seat. extradition to North In his speech, that they can't hate." added. was in the capital to appear Carolina for an alleged sponsored by the Robert F. It is this challenge, the before the Senate Internal kidnaping 11 years ago. Williams Defense use of guns for self - Security Committee, the On Monday, a civil suit Committee, Williams said defense, which so frightened man who was supposed to filed by Williams was that: "anytime a black man white racists that they brief Williams on the thrown out of court. He had goes into a court and he is hounded him for 12 years, situation was afraid to talk charged Gov. Milliken, involved in racial Williams said. to Williams at his home. ex-governor Robert W. controversy, he can consider He noted some of the "The man met me in Scott of North Carolina and himself in a kangaroo government's actions that front of his house, put his others with conspiring to court." exemplify this. finger to his lips and walked deny his civil rights in the Williams said he was not While in Cuba, the several blocks before he was extradition. surprised by the court's government sent cables that willing to talk to me," Two days later, the decision in his civil suit. were addressed to Williams Williams said. Detroit Free Press reported "There is no way to win. in code to the telegraph He also cited the that the Wayne County They (the courts) are office operated by the Watergate, the Angela Davis Cuban government. The and the Pentagon Papers cables were meant to as examples of cases the indicate that Williams was a government's attempt to use Efforts fail to learn fate spy for the United States. They contained messages oppressive tactics. "This country will soon like, "same time, same place be engulfed in tyranny," he for rendezvous next week," said. "You can't sit idly by. of Americans in Laos Williams said. Sooner or later, every During a stopover in person will be affected." England on his return flight Currently, most FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES Ronald L. to recent Ziegler, referred moves in the areas of Laos to determine the fate of the missing men. to Williams the United was States, arrested Americans interested in the liberation are not "Pass the butter, please!" VIENTIANE, Laos - House and because Senate against Phoumi reportedly said, English officials struggle because they have Latest U.S. efforts to gain war activities in Indochina "The Americans bother were told by FBI agents not information on over suffered, Williams unless they are authorized other people for the dead that he had planned to 300 Americans missing in Laos have failed because of by Congress. more than for the hijack the plane. The House Democratic living...one must rather "I couldn't understand the refusal by the Pathet caucus voted 125 to 10 think of the living, Lao who how in the hell the officials Lao Communists to cooperate with the United States on the problem, a Wednesday for a resolution urging legislation to prohibit conduct of the have not arrived understanding yet." at an could have been so stupid," Williams stated. "Hijack the GOING U.S. Embassy spokesman war in These remarks were plan to where? I had already Southeast Asia without made in the Lao language been everywhere hijackers said Wednesday. specific authorization by and U.S. officials are go!" Revealing these latest efforts to learn the fate of Americans missing in Laos, Congress. There was apparently disagreement at the closed - unwilling to speculate on whether Phoumi is claiming the missing men are dead or of Williams noted these incidents are the tyranny that all examples HOME? sources said meetings were that is door caucus as to the effect if he is calling for a Lao spreading in this country. held between the senior of the resolution. settlement before giving up One reason he returned was American here, charge d'affaires any American prisoners still his desire to see the United John Gunter Reflecting the Pathet alive here. States in its present Dean, and the No. 2 man in Lao the Pathet Lao hierarchy, unwillingness to give There has been no democratic condition before Phoumi Vongvichit, over a information, Phoumi prisoner exchange in Laos tyranny triumphs. reportedly told Dean he apart from nine Americans Many people in period of "several weeks." could not give authorization handed over at the time of power are trying "to Meanwhile, President for U.S. visits to Pathet Lao Nixon accused Congress of the Vietnam exchanges. transform this society into a action that could severely undermine prospects for an end to the fighting in Cambodia. The statement, read by White House press secretary Correction It was incorrectly reported in Wednesday's State News that the phone number of Radical Research BUb IS BEST was 337-7274. It should COSTS LESS,TOO! have read 337-7247. 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