A day with — sustained Bv TERI ALBRECHT int . . Clifton R. Wharton describes his KMrftrcr- in thi<. nnrti' . a" * - Mf LS»eni m "one wm —esidential role was offered r« or - to me But with all of Whnrt™> President Clifton R. Wharton S ',*-l~2y d,y wi,h the »u begins his day at 7 a.m. by t tnS »-1 „ . warning to t^£STST sorting through the piles of administrative paperwork which „"Btime.expect anything to h»ppe„ my and ,n n!S2 demand his attention. State general, constant, News staff writer Teri Albrecht «1 never know how the day will daily turn out, despite my tight schedule Wharton's life recently spent a day with " Wharton said. . as top administrator etch day.' Wharton to gain insight into the Wltn this" disconcerting disregard likened* to* a* w^irfwi'nT^contiSuiSe workings of the University (or set procedures and organization, I year - round without a break U'ng Lored my "agenda which Wharton's administration. Shadowing this particular dav Sreurv had handed me detailing the Wharton's was the immediate preLre of Ftate News photo by Ron Biava diy's "expected events. I merely of the budget hearings slated to start followed the course of the days the next day before the state Liceedingb. Loceedings. legislature. But my day with Wharton was with only one unexpected (continued on page 11) Pastor accuses cities of misallocating funds Bv ABDUL .lAMAI to take comfort in State News Staff Writer watching American Jackson said. "This nation has destroy itself, because whatever affects developed a philosophy which is Most mayors are misappropriating one section of the nation will moving toward dope, so black people revenue sharing monies because they indirectly affect another. must develop an alternative are spending the funds on buildings "America is like a car going over a philosophy which will move toward rather than on people, the Rev. Jesse cliff," he said. "White people are hope." Jackson, director of People United to sitting in the front seat and black "Black students pay several Save Humanity, says. people are in the back. thousand dollars a year to take a tour "Most cities are spending revenue "There is no way black people can of MSU and come back to the black sharing monies on capital eject themselves from the car," he community with nothing," Jackson improvement rather than human continued. "If the car goes over the said, "if black students cannot improvement," he said. cliff, black people will go too." come back home and explain what "The Watergate affair represents Jackson said that the humanity revenue sharing is, they are traitors to Nixon's funeral, not his death, because group and the National Welfare Rights their race." he is already dead," Jackson said. Organization were planning to start a If black students want to learn "This civilization is tearing apart and spring offensive to monitor revenue what World War II was about, black people will be torn apart with they sharing programs. could go home and ask their fathers, it," he added. He also said that the nation is he said. Jackson, who is a former director facing a civilizational crisis. "No longer One of the humanity group's of the Southern Christian can Nixon tell the nation to look up to major Leadership accomplishments has been the General Conference's Operation Bread Basket him for moral leadership." Foods Corp. agreement to increase its and an associate of the late Dr. Martim Black people have helped to save deposits in black banks, to increase its Luther King Jr., spoke at a fund this nation by raising such issues as the advertising through black advertising raising event for the Grapevine right to vote, fair employment and agencies, to place $20 million of its Journal, a newspaper produced by equal housing, Jackson said. insurance outlay in black insurance black students at MSU. "Black people must develop an companies and to elect a black to its Jackson warned black people not alternative agenda for the nation," board of directors. IN WATERGATE PROBE No Nixon q WASHINGTON (AP) Ervin spoke Sunday on the ABC television 'Greenwich V - Sen. Sam J. Ervin, D-N.C., said Sunday it is highly improbable his Senate Watergate "Issues and Answers," amid indications that the committee program investigating committee will question President Nixon hearings were put on a faster track by McCord's statements Colorful art exhibits ranging from earthenware pottery to intricate jewelry drew crowds of about scandal involvement. and new disclosures by government auditors of money people to East Lansing's central business district Friday and The testimony Friday by convicted funneled to the Watergate conspirators. Saturday. Over 100 artists from Watergate burglar Michigan displayed their creations at the city's 10th annual "Greenwich Village Days," which James McCord that offers of executive clemency were made Meanwhile, Atty. Gen. - designate Elliot L. Richardson to buy his silence "is not evidence were sponsored by the East Lansing - Meridian Township Chanber of Commerce. See article and against the President," Ervin said. Friday chose Archibald Cox, a Democrat and former high - "lore photos on page 3. State News photo by C. L. Michaels McCord said Friday an administration official ranking Justice Dept. official as the special Watergate conveyed prosecutor. repeated offers of executive clemency for silence about the Watergate burglary telling him Nixon knew of the offers ffllTY OF OVERSPENDING and would be told of the response. as Cox, currently a Harvard Law School professor, served solicitor general in the Kennedy • Johnson McCord identified the official as John Caulfield, until administrations from 1961 to 1965. March 1972 a staff assistant to ousted White House counsel John W. Dean III. Carl's The election McCord swore that at one of their meetings, Caulfield told him: "The President's ability to govern is at stake. Another Teapot Dome scandal is possbile. and the 10 a.m. Watergate committee's televised hearings resume at Tuesday with McCord still the witness. He is expected to be questioned closely about his statement that By ROSANNE LESS earlier this term. She charged that The judiciary and the elections as security chief of the Committee for the Re-election of I Doug Carl said Carl's election was not legitimate committee erred in government may fall. Everybody else is on track but you. the President he received daily intelligence reports from the Sunday that he will judgment in You are not following the game plan." internal security division of the Justice [••Ppeal the All University Student - because the ASMSU Elections accepting Carl's second statement. Dept. Pjciary Decision Friday which Commission had accepted a second This second statement, though Plated his election to the ASMSU financial statement explaining Carl's campaign expenditures after the reportedly precise, because it came was inadmissible after the set time judiciary ruled Friday that Carl prescribed time limit which is one class limit. P guilty of overspending the $35 day after the ASMSU election. f each candidate is allowed for The judiciary also ruled that On April 11, the All - University Carl *ign expenditures. did overspend the ASMSU $35 Election Committee upheld Carl's ■ "wcia Allen, the candidacy. Allen then filed an appeal campaign limit. runnerup in the T.u contest, will be officially with the All - University Student Carl used a C"fled as the new ASMSU Judiciary. mailing permit belonging to state Rep. Kirby Jones, Putative r from the College of Arts Utters JustinMorrill College at 5 • "I can't continue to play games with ASMSU and the judiciary as long R-Utica, for one day and was assessed $30 for this. Carl was also ^Tuesday. as I have responsibilities here," Carl said Sunday from his home in Almont $7.50 for 11" x 17" goldenrod charged ( 'iif ?" 8 su'1 against Carl with where he is student teaching this term. campaign posters, and the use of a University Elections rubber stamp that did not list a market H* afle<- the ASMSU elections "If I were on campus I would value a definitely pursue an appeal but I do not have the time nor the money to "I was charged $30 for the use of 1 pursue it legally from here." the mailing permit for one day and Page devoted to national Carl was elected to ASMSU during this should have been prorated," ■ ?be°,ns today on page 5. the spring term registration election. Carl said. "They (AUSJ) did not take ■ jeport on the championship Following his election, he submitted any basic accounting principles into k®*the^omen's golf team appears two financial statements accounting their decision. The phrase 'campaign ftth l V s ,u" " Pa9e of sports news his campaign expenditures to ASMSU materials' was not defined in their f"16 back page. Elections Committee. decision, either," he added. The first statement, submitted within the required post - election one Maria Simpson, chairwoman of the Nh! ,Weatherman predicts "jacket . day time limit, was "merely an ASMSU Elections Commission, lv 'i '°f this morninB- I* w'" b® -VJoudy with lows in the 30s to estimate of his total expenses," Pete Marvin, asst. director of the Judicial declined to comment judiciary's decision. Simpson and Dana on the TV testim -0u9h you can take the Braden, formerly Carl's campaign jackets Programs Office and adviser to AUSJ L''af,ernoon " when temperatures said. Marvin also said that Carl later manger, are presently engaged in two Watergate witness James McCord will resume testimony in front of Sen. Sam Ervin's select ft® mid suits against each other committee at 10 a.m. Tuesday. The hearings into the Watergate scandal are being carried on 60s. submitted a more precise statement to than are the ASMSU Elections Commission. similar in nature to the Carl case. local network TV stations. State News photo by Jon Tyner 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 21, J WOMEN'S WORK IGNORED AASU prof cites biase- overcome institutional nursing babies. By LAURA MILLER State News Staff Writer sexism which has distorted "In fact, perhaps 80 per normal?" Thorne asked! women's history. cent of man's Women's Though women account early studies "Women are anonymous, subsistence face the for half the population of was brought in same ynJ invisible and neglected in all by women," Thorne said, institutional sexism the United States, the fields of study," Thorne " and early tools may have have w9 ■ facilities - 3 fits in your shirt pocket, cut unlimited 25 - 28. 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Pec The University is supposed to The large - scale use of be the citadel of free intellectual informers first came to public and political thought in the attention several weeks ago community. The use of during the John Royal trial informers on this campus is an where part of the prosecution's insult and an abridgement of case derived from the testimony of Debbie Miller, a former personal freedoms. That the administration and President student who worked as an Wharton do nothing to stop this informer for the Dept. of Public insideous practice is even more ART BUCHWALD Safety. of an insult. Richard Bernitt. director of the Dept. of Public admitted that the campus police share information with the Safety, FBI undercover officer and agent, uniformed plainclothes police The University has a responsibiltiy to maintain the freedom of its students, not to Telegrams cheer Nixon, on request. The records and files kept by the FBI do not disappear officer. erode it. Let it begin with the elimination of student informers but don't voice dissent There is a place in society for on the MSU campus. after four years of campus life, (c) 1973 los aNgelks times "Well here's the problem, sir. If you but can be used again and again send it on your own, it might take NEWS ITEM - It has just been in later life, possibly to one's revealed that the Committee for the several days to get there." disadvantage. "How's that?" Squeal Re - Election of the President sent "Look, just write down what I hi The department claims it on thousands of telegrams to the White House supporting President Nixon's its "The committee own picks up the telegrams it sends and delivers them in truck. Of course, in order to to say." "The President depends c telegrams. It lifts his spirit to know | keeps no files on radical groups mining of Haiphong Harbor. The Jerry Kracht, administrative privileges by law enforcement White House was then able to claim qualify for this service, you would American people are behind him." on campus but merely an have to send a telegram favorable to aide to Rep. Perry Bullard, agencies can be a serious that the American people were in "incident" file of campus the President." "But if all the telegrams are sent D-Ann Arbor, has not had much infringement on an individual's favor of the action by more than five activities. Bernitt did not make the Committee for the Re Election - civil liberties and any allegation to one. luck in collecting test cases for a "This telegram does not happen to the President, how does he know clear what constituted an "Hello, Operator. I wish to send a be favorable to the President." | proposed class action suit against merits close investigation. American people are behind him''" "incident" according to the telegram to the President of the "Oh dear, that could be sticky for the East Lansing and MSU police Without substantial evidence, United States at the White House." Dept. of Public Safety. us. The White House refuses to "The President doesn't know however, sign a for alleged abuses of search and an investigation will "Yes sir. Is this to be charged to the receipt for telegrams that are telegrams come from the Commit seizure privileges. not be possible. Committee for the Re - Election of the unfavorable to the President." for the Re - Election of the Preside The department also has one President?" silly." full - time Metro Squad member Thus far, Kracht has received "No, dammit, I want it charged to "Well I don't care if they sign for it "But it's been Anyone who feels they have in Pla< or not. I just want it delivered. Now working for them, whose exact only five test cases and needs been illegally searched by police my own telephone number." newspapers." "Just a minute, I'm not sure we can here's the text." function in the department has more than ten for the suit. The or who has information on do that. If you charge it to the "Just a minute, sir. May I read you "The President doesn't read not been fully clarified. He does, lawsuit needs more support from abusive several form telegrams? You can send however, alternate police behavior during Committee for the Re - Election of the papers. He just reads the telegram as an people who feel they have been routine searches should contact President we can give you a special any one of them for 75 cents." "Don't you ever get telegrams fr illegally searched by local police Kracht at Bullard's office in the group rate." "No, I don't want to send a form people who don't support Mission Conti in order to become a reality. "I'm not interested in a group rate. telegram. Can't I just say what I want President?" poison gas fror Lansing Mutual Building, or call I want to pay for this telegram in to?" Skvlab Sunday Abuse of search and seizure him at 373-3736. full." "The Committee for the Re - "Oh, once in a while someone c preparations fo Take n in and takes issue with presidential decision." "What do you do about it?" a partici seared completic Skylab astroi Jr., Dr. Joseph ] POINT OF VIEW feitz are schec "We take his number and repor America's first ; TO: Justin Morrill College to the Justice Dept. alvjjeat 9 a.m. Students "What do they do with it?" Their job will Capone for U.S. president "They tap his telephone." of shading devie FROM: Provost John Cantlon the sun - baked RE. Your disappointment over "Maybe I'd better not send Without the shac the relocation of intensive telegram after all." kot in inhabit. By CHUCK MOSS time hustlers, after observing Seeing the success of their new government be run for the special "That's up to you, sir. After all, language programs Skylab began Midland sophomore Watergate, decided that if politics was innovation, the coalition began to interests. I vow to accept bribes from a free country." lolarand meteoi so corrupt they might as well get a cut organize nationwide. They formed the all the people and for all the people. Contrary to all expectations, the during i of the action. They formed a political New America Party and held their The Administration, seeing the Dear kids. American public did not forget about iHowing it to so the Watergate scandal. In fact, public party and adopter* a platform of nominating convention on Alcatraz handwriting on the wall, tried to ride William Whiting, editor • in honesty in government. Island. There, amid the abandoned cell the wave by claiming that they had Michael Fox, managing editor; As consolation outrage was so intense that the a prize, I'm Democrats decided to capitalize on it "An Honest Crook Is the Best Kind blocks and Indian power banners, they succeeded in getting crime off the Novosad, editorial editor. The main vii John Lindstrom, campus editoi sending you 150 wrappers from by campaigning against dishonesty in of Crook" was their slogan and their nominated Willy Capone, a local dope streets — by putting it in the White uile • deep ni Bush, city editor; Mike Cody, slot my Topps' "Bazooka" bubble candor paid off. The public was dealer, for president and held their House. That satisfied nobody, and Blanco, Colo., politics. In 1976 they nominated Ted Craig Porter, photo editor; Jonatl captivated by this kind of honesty in first press conference. with the Democrats still running law Kaufman, national edit) rtich burrow i gum which as you must know Kennedy for president. includes translations into French "Hero of Chappaquidtfick vs. the politics and the movement gathered "America needs a breath of fresh and order, the New America Party I> ar Energy Commiss representative. ton said Sat Watergate gang" shrieked the strength. The Daley party, realizing air," said Willy, puffing a joint. "Too won by a landsjide. and Spanish with some of their ft and other an Washington Post. Public sentiment the danger, took the unprecedented long have the leaders of the United Domestically, people noted little Beth Ann Masalkoski, adverti jokes. I'm sure Bazooka Joe will reached new heights of outrage step of appearing on TV in a public States been secretly corrupt. We change. Still, the atmosphere of manager: Lee Lock wood, asst. adverti ied in cave - in be of much assistance manager; John Greening, asst. adverti 1* three 30 as as those because the American people can only debate with the Criminal Coalition. promise to be openly corrupt. The cynicism bothered people and the - ki manager; Al Kirleis, circulation managi be pushed so far. Disenchantment with Daley made fatal mistake, people deserve to know what goes on inevitable American backlash set in. donated to fre< faculty members you guys have a In 1984, a bearded man came out ii over in Snyder - Phillips. politics was so extreme that a new however, when he called the coalition in the capital. Our corruption will be The Michigan State News is a seven I underground movement was bound to a pack of thieves. Within a month the matched only by our honesty. In my of Illinois who claimed to be Jesus •f»bout $60.00C develop. It recipient of the Pacemaker Award did. Daley machine was laughed out of administration every cent of take will Christ. Now the country is in the grip outstanding journalism. widents, an offic John It began in Chicago in 1974 when a office, and the crooks took over be printed in the Congressional of religious dictatorship, but nobody's group of cheap gangsters and small - Chicago. Record. And no longer will the too worried. These fads happen. Heavily armei Degree Abortionj Two To the Editor: back $1.5 million not because students To the Editor: There are some good reasons « . Acts of tyranny have eliminated the were completing enough credit foundation of Justin Morrill College. hours. In view of this, he advocated it might not be advisable to bl Reasons given to Justin Morrill that quantity prevails over quality. performing abortions at the Univeii Health Center, such as the fact ff College students by Provost John Cantlon for the Health Center is already bal dropping its language In response, I feel that if I wanted Cents program were: (1) It is a duplication of the Dept. of Romance Languages, and (2) lack of finances. quantity, I could have stayed home and pitched manure until I had a able to handle present medical care, without adding any demands. demandj nP - gargantuan pile of B.S. But the quality The first reason is not valid. Justin of this B.S. would be highly debatable. Then there are reasons which ■ Morrill College has an intensive really no reasons at all, such asl program, that far surpasses the I to ridiculous argument of Rep. M came MSU in hopes of romance program. O'Brien, R • Warren, reported in| cultivating the quality of my B.S. as Worth I was most annoyed with Cantlon's finance argument. MSU funds were cut opposed to augmenting its quantity. I only ask now that the administration Trampled State News on May 10. Rep. O'Brien is quoted as s "I'm afraid in 10 or 12 years we w« give me a chance to follow through on have enough students to fill P To the Editor: freak, but it made me sick! my educational objectives. The Tull concert elaborate schools which have Murder Susan Crissman I myself." I shall am entitle this "Notes making my comments as to time enjoyed by all, was a pleasant but by the time you read this, efficient work crews will millions of dollars. And withini to 10 years if there are no new sf bal a "concerned spectator" of the Jethro To the Editor: Caledonia junior Tull concert. have the mangled carcass of that tree who is going to replace the mid1 Iskvlab Sunday by remote control as with its five crew members and 32 £9 Ipreparations for a repair mission passengers unless Venezuela freed 79 Police from Virginia and West I aetred completion. "political prisoners" in Venezualan Virginia arrested three murder suspects J Skylab astronauts Charles Conrad jails. The freed turboprop flew away Friday as they slept under a cliff in the / GVE5S uWAT, 0lTT I'M NOT ON \ WE DON'T UJANT MEAN GO ■jr.. Dr. Joseph P. Kerwin and Paul J. ^5ul?£ ^ . from Havana Sunday after an erratic forests of southern West Virginia's coal U MARCiE OUR TEAM] HOUR TEAM, SiR.J TO Pi A* FROM DOOR ■Veitz are scheduled for launch on two day odyssey that took it to five 15 60IN6 TO ?IM I KXT PuV / MARClE..k)E ItfANT - country. TO DOOR ? J ■America's first mission of spacecraft CHUCK'S TEAM IN BASEBALL... ) Htw TO SELL TICKETS : Latin American countries. A Mexican Facing charges in the murder of six I A CHARITY baseball ■olvigeat 9 a.m. Friday, j Their job will be to erect some type lot shading device around one side of I [Ik sun baked orbiting laboratory. interior ministry offical who was also held hostage flew back to Mexico City in a special government jet the same members of a Georgia farm family are Carl Isaacs, 19, Wayne Coleman, 26, and Issac's half • brother William, 15. 6AME! id day. The fourth suspect, George Dungee, it the shade, Skylab will be too ■hot in inhabit. was apprehended Thursday night near Government experts predict that Yukon, W. Va. J Skylab began overheating when its the midwestern Corn Belt's soggy lolir and meteorite shield was ripped winter and the recent massive flooding ■my during its Monday launch, ■lowing it to soak up heat from the along the Mississippi River will have little impact on food prices. Their prediction is based on the The cases of about prominent Jews denied permission by 1,000 JOHN STEWART I The main victims of Thursday's belief that, for the most part, farmers will be able to catch up on spring the Kremlin to emigrate to Israel will NOW ON RCA RECORDS & TAPES be reconsidered at Washington's ico, deep nuclear blast in Rio Colo., were small animals planting moisture. delayed by the excessive request, Soviet sources said Sunday. Presidential advisor Henry A. Kissinger Appearing LIVE at the STABLES ch burrow Itargy underground, Atomic Commission spokesman Dave are But these experts admit their mighty big "ifs." hopes gave a list of Jewish names to Soviet leader Leonid T. Brezhnev during their MON - TUE - WED(MAY 21-22-23) Ikkson said Saturday. Plants, birds. private talks in Moscow two weeks Hi and other animals were probably Seventeen of the ago. Kissinger told the White House Hear the legendary John Stewart remaining ■jM in cave • ins or rockfalls, he said, "Camden 28" war protesters, would receive the Kremlin's response his greatest ■lie three 30 kiloton nuclear devices ■ ■konated to free natural gas trapped including four Catholic priests, were before Brezhnev leaves for his June 18 on release to date: found innocent Sunday of charges to 26 visit to the United ni underground rocks caused pibout $60,000 to property of local damage stemming from a 1971 raid on the Camden draft board. States, informants said. Their release would be designed to smooth the way CANNONS IN THE RAIN ^sdents, an official said. 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Michigan 484 7414 () Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 21, |973l Michigan S Words of Prine songs worth 1,000 pictures Prine is musical hauled it away, source of expression. For By STEVEN ALLEN a State News Reviewer photographer. His songs ("Paradise"), and that there example, the way he says is a hold in daddy's arm "Min or i tee' in John Prine, who capture the American - - - attitudes and conditions in where all the money goes "Accident" synthesizes the appeared at Mariah in ("Sam Stone"). He has, in racial fears of uptight white Erickson Kiva Friday, may graphic detail. He says it all in just a phrase, making a the words of the immortal America. have a very promising career worth f beer commercial, "said it ahead of him. The word 1,000 Prine is a drinking man pictures. all." and he had 26-year-old singer was just had enough When he says that you A number of his songs nominated this year for a to put him in an overly need more than a flag decal are purely humorous, talkative mood for his Grammy Award in the Best reminiscent of Randy New Artist category, an on your car to get past the second set. So the late Newman's style. "It could award he may well have pearly gates ("Flag Decal"), audience was treated to have been worse," Prine won if only he had been an that you can't go to tales about waiting in admonishes in a new song English teenager with a paradise because Mr. airports, snakes and smelling Peabody's coal train has about two women who get like cucumbers and voice like Neil Young's. scraped up in an auto wreck duckwalking. This nonstop - they could have been narration (10 minutes of "raped by a min - or - i - bag for every five minutes 3 DAYS ONLY tee." Prine's In another number, not - so - of song) was a definite drag on Prine's performance. It compromising "Dear Abby" made the concert an W.C. FIELDS answers her distress letters "Now listen up buster and listen up good, quit hoping endurance test. If Prine can learn to for hard times and knocking tighten up his performances and on wood." Prine's voice he should be able to full bigger halls than Erickson complements the lyrics. It's kiva in due time. After all, Prine perform MAE WEST raspy, Dylan, much but a litce early magnificent Prine has enough "illegal smiles" for everybody. John Prine's appearance at Mariah in Erickson kiva songs which earned him a Grammy nomination as I Friday night gave audiences a chance to hear the best new artist of 1972. State News photo by Craig Porter SATIRICAL PERFORMANCE Goodman By GARY OZANICH played only three "serious Americana. It is a train compositions he approach® State News Reviewer compositions." All others song (makes you wonder if with a serious attitude. were satirical, either Johnny Cash has recorded it All the other songs wtl Steve Goodman played musically or lyrically. like yet), so many other satirical in conteJ at Mariah Saturday in American folk songs. Trains Erickson kiva, entertaining Goodman is most famous have played an important including some takeoffs r^rmrrrfr to play at Stables) John Stewart will be "Daydream Believer" DEEP THROAT and IT HAPPENED appearing at the Stables number of songs for I NOW THRU IN HOLLYWOOD tonight through Wednesday brother Michael's group, r ORTHSIDE N night. We Five. TUESDAY! NOW PLAYING THE TWO GREATEST ADULT MOTION PICTURES EVER MADE. THE BOX OFFICE OPENS Stewart's main claim to He has been DRIVE IN THEATER EVERY DAY AT 11:45 AND THE FIRST SHOW STARTS fame is that of being a performer for some till North U.S.77...482-7409 AT NOON. CALL 882 - 0236 FOR COMPLETE former member of the recording albums 1 3 |||TJ, SCHEDULE. RATED X, YOU MUST BE 18 AND ABLE TO PROVE IT. Kingston Trio, a band of Capitol, Warner Broth® folk singers which was the and currently HCS RecotT hottest thing around back in His latest release I the Hootenanny days of the "Cannons in the Rain." L An ex-cop early 1960s. The Stables managemfl After the demise of the said it will start book! tangles with Trio, Stewart continued as a rock and roll copy batidJ an ex-hookerl songwriter, penning the late June unless Monkee's big hit community sta supporting the folk, bll MEMORIAL WEEKEND and soft rock artists J Canoes CANOE TRIP Stables has been featurj meals - tenting facilities • 3 recently. dally unlimited uncola. $25 May 25 - 28. Limited spaces available T.V. T - . THE PERFORMING 1 BUNCH ARTS COMPANY 8 p.m. BASEBALL. San Giants MAJOR LhAOB against HousP Franc* THEY DON'T STOP 'A* Astros. WILX, channel I Department of Theatre 9:30 p.m. ARJ AT WOMEN'S LIB! Michigan State University B I L L B 0 A R I) ■ £| Beachler, director of Lecture • Concert SerP takes a look at campus I community cul.tuJ happenings. WKAR,chati 23. 1 10:30 p.m. - - VonnegutJ by WILLIAM BEAT. Kurt discusses his latest bfl SHAKESPEARE "Breakfast of Champu>| WKAR, channel 2.5- and Late MAY 22 - 27 EAST Persons under 18 will positively Fairchild Theatre LANSIMG nuBuuir not be admitted. ID CARD REQUIRED 8:15 p.m. ISA MACM/Ni ;j ALL NEW! NEVER SEEN! BOXOFFICE REMARKABLE PLACE- PIZZA HOUSE NOW OPEN OUR | GILBERT WYNNE IS ONE OF THE I ILLY GRANT GARY HOPE Angel Tlie^SSIANS For Reservations 355-0148 REASONS' n Unchained IX, Student COMING — 12-8 Boxoffice Hours Daily This Week BELL'S Discount I MONand TUE& PIZZ/ 225 M.A.C. 332 50J1 OPENS TOMORROW FREE DELIVERY! 1973B fl!chigan State NeWS' EaSt Lansin8> Michigan Monday, May 21, 1973 7 OUNCES ball to save lives Student tops dribble record By sv Lj SWOIIC" SUSAN AGER | state News Staff Writer Alpha Mu fraternity — - ball ^ con0nil„llcN, for continuously hours to break fraternity the a 40 national record, said he's ■ ■ ■ . ball for the benefit Michigan of the Heart Assn., which nation to raise funds for the heart association. The previous record for evening he indulged in hand - fed steak dinner. a 307 E. GRAND RIVER NEXT TO CARD SHOP DilSCoUjtf sure record will Mon. Sat. 9 6 MhP, VI'who who bounced a challenged very soon. be raised the more than $1,200 in fraternity members across As for the necessities of Wed Thurs. 9 9 . Shall »lmost 20°.000 "I'd never Lansing - East Lansing the nation was 38 hours. human' nature, Benson said try it again," area over the weekend. he only had to use the this weekend are he said. "The first 30 hours EVERY DAY LOW PRICE Ball-bouncing marathons Benson estimated a men's room once, „,ent to grasp only despite or so are easy, but in those have been a tradition wee hours of the of bouncing rate of 60 the coffee he downed early 1^ &n, Southfield who almost gave out." Benson was moming I Sigma Alpha Mu for many years and occur in bounces per minute while standing, or 90 bounces per Saturday morning to keep him awake. CIGARETTES '3.40 bouncing the communities across the minute while sitting, which he did until his back "I went one 40c per pk. began - handed," to ache. he said, "and of course I had somebody there to ALL TAX INCLUDED help _____ Beginning at midnight me get Thursday in front of things back J acobson's Benson together." bounced throughout Friday, including stints at the Union and several classroom After finishing his feat, Benson said he went back to his apartment, used the 10% OFF KODAK FILM buildings on campus. He bathroom, called his finished his marathon with swollen fingers at 4 p.m. Saturday, also in front of parents, laid on his bed "for a few minutes before shower," and fell asleep my PROCESSING No Limit Jacobsons', to the cheers immediately, all in that and (coupon) applause of a large order. crowd. He slept for almost 21 hours. Benson's diet, supplied -v. by friends and well-wishers, consisted in part of bagels and pizza slices offered him in He hopes to see his name World the Guinness Book of Records next year, CIGARETTES 3pk/99° by people passing on the though presently there is no street. batch A friend baked a entry for basketball EasXtPLraensTna9ystoreOn?y AL^ TAX INCLUDED of 40 chocolate bouncing. At least one cookies for him, one per person, and usually more, hour, but Benson said he SUDDEN TAN was with him at all times to was "sick of them after the first 10 hours." Friday make explained. it official, he SEA ft SKI BRONZING FOAM TANNING OIL OR LOTION 3%oz. Reg. $3.00 *1.99 Reg. $1.75 LIMIT 1 '1.16 (coupon) Expires May 27, 1973 East Lansing Store Only PLAYBOY 79° I Paul Benson, a Bouncing member of Sigma Alpha Mu, bounced a basketball for 40 hours last m JUNE ISSUE Reg. $1.00 Expires May 27, 1973 East Lansing Store Only 1 weekend to capture a national fraternity record. The effort broke the previous record I by two hours and was staged to benefit the Michigan Heart Assn. State News photo by C. L. Michaels 8 TRACK '2.57 «v/ «S // *W~'' (coupon) Expires May 27, 1973 East Lansing Store Only Capital/ Capsules (I i o > » I Rep. Loren Anderson, REP. PERRY Bullard, attorneys. ADULT X MOVIES ARRID SCOTTIES |[Waterford. Friday urged D-Ann A rbor, has Counties of more than icfaigan consumers to buy ly those hot dogs and introduced a state 100,000 would be self Complete <£new~&how EXTRA-DRY DEODORANT FACIAL TISSUE constitutional amendment contained districts. ; products that to eliminate the office of , cweu^a§at Inform with Michigan 6 83° 29° a ism 9 oz. county prosecuting Jadards. attorney, replacing it with Reg. $1.19 Reg. 36c I He said he is discouraged that of district attorney. LIMIT 1 ■ the recent U.S. Supreme Under Bullard's plan, all (coupon) pur! decision which counties of less than ADMISSION *3.00 Expires May 27, 1973 East Lansing Store Only of state meat COUPLES $ 5.00 • 100,000 population would Imagers to sell meat which be combined into districts ■forms only to the lower with their own district off with ad pleral standards NOXZEMA in ■chigan I Anderson puldrs andalso said consumers their TAB-A-DAY urge meat dealers to COLD CREAM WITH IRON J only those N meet products the Michigan liodard. ■ THE HOUSE 4oz. Reg. 9 63° 100's $2.98 VALUE 96° IMPROPRIATIONS LIMIT 1 nmittee has reported out (coupon) (coupon) Expires May 27, 1973 Expires May 27, 1973 J floor debate a bill East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only pith would increase state ■to public libraries. I ftie bill, introduced by PP Jutland, »aid to John Markes, would increase public libraries at michigan state university I0Y TAME KOTEX ffl the present five cents LIQUID DETERGENT CREME-RINSE TAMPON p eapita to 35 cents per Announces the 73-74 RQC Jibe bill ' 1 systems in would also raise aid to the 24 OPEN At 6:45 FEATURE At /ub/crlptlon /erle/ 22 °z- Reg. 65c LIMIT 1 TV 8 oz. Reg. $1.25 LIMIT 1 WW 40's Reg. $1.93 '1.09 LIMIT 1 Michigan 7:25-9:30 p.m. (coupon) (coupon) (coupon) fO cents per capita. Expires May 27, 1973 Expires May 27, 1973 Expires May 27, 1973 East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only HARLEM! THersunj Ter SLACK WELLA BALSAM 16 oz. LIMIT 1 '2.18 Moong CAESAR Reg- $3.49 _ _ Expires May 27, 1973 East Lansing Store Only ■ rl'i" , 6:15 only 8:15 only OPEN DAILY 1:30 P.M. BUFFERIN GLEEM is?' Ue Hr- PtX LFMM0N IKE ■■■» 4:00 6:00 100's Reg. $1.75 * LIMIT (coupon) 1 99° 7 oz. Reg. $1.09 V™ 58° I HEART 8:00 Expires May 27, 1 East Lansing store Only Expires May 27, 1973 FE THE TIGER" 8 10:00 Color East Lansing Store Only Bl* looive.jg Lite Hr. #■ is®^ 5 BARNES-HIND OR ■Li5 Mvaoc^ ttJUUEk LIQUIFILM WETTING BABY POWDER MM 2„„ SOLUTION . 1P Reg. $1.09 hoz. rjc Reg. $1.69 LIMIT 1 *1 ]h LIMIT 1 Jif lb" (coupon) Expires May 27, 1973 'V tosxipon) W ■ * Exp*»eM»y 27, 1973 00/90c East Lasting Store Only ^■ONMtSION m —* 'AYIOR-VOUNG WINNER New York ISOVLEMT Film critics' Award: "BEST Picture, Director, ORLON KNEE-HI 2/98' Screenplay, actress." -Uv Ullmann IGREEN'pse INGMAR BERGMAN'S CRIES and WHISPERS Reg. $1.00 East LIMIT 6 (coupon) Expires May 27, 1973 Lansing Store Only (R) g Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 21, i973 22 win awards for teaching expertisi Donald K. Anderson, professor of chemical engineering, award winner each year, while smaller colleges select an academic years. Sixteen MSU faculty members and six graduate J. Allan Beegle, professor of sociology; Charles 11. award winner at two of three - year intervals. Excellence assistants have been named as recipients of Distinguished ■ In - Teaching Awards, given in Teacher - Scholar Award winners, named in recognition of , Faculty Awards, Teacher - Scholar Awards and Excellence • Cunningham, professor of microbiology and public health; care and skill in meeting classroom resnn ' V,e<\°gnil John S. deMartelly, artist in residence; Alfreda McGuire, for devotion and skill in undergraduate teaching, include: in Teaching Awards. • granted to the following' Pat James Calahm lties. ^ The winners will be honored at the 1973 Awards Kent County extension home exonomist; Clinton E. Meadows, professor of dairy science; Gerald R. Miller, Daniel S. Beasley, asst. professor of audiology and speech sciences; Martin Benjamin, asst. professor of philosophy; transportation administration; ' Convocation and State of the University Address to be Donald P. Cushman, asst. professor of communication; given at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in 109 Anthony Hall. Cash professor of communication; Fauzi M. Najjar, professor of awards were donated by alumni through the MSU social science; Gwendolyn Norrell, professor &nd asst. Ronald L. Kerber, asst. professor of machanical ingineering; Development Fund. In recent years the Standard Oil director, Counseling Center, and Barnett Rosenberg, L. Edna Rogers, asst. professor of social science; Walter (Indiana) Foundation has also contributed funds to support professor of biophysics. Verdehr, asst. professor of music. Excellence - in - Teaching Awards Each Teacher • Scholar Award includes a certificate and are |imu J the Teacher - Scholar Award program. Each Distinguished Faculty award includes a certificate a check for $1,000. Nominations for the awards are limited candidates who have held a half - time eraduJ 1 t In recognition intellectual development of outstanding contributions to the of the University, those named as and a check for $1,000. Nominations were based on teaching, research or public service and chosen at the to instructors or assistant professors who have served on the assistantship for at least two terms and significant measure of responsibility for hie I the c2l recipients of the Distinguished Faculty Awards include: college level by college committee. Larger colleges select an faculty for at least three terms, but no more than five undergraduate courses. c°nduc| Heinz Strained Country Club Jiffy Lean Meaty Baby Food .., £ 9' Fresh Hamburger., rui'4.75 Chuck Wagon Patties Lb *1.19 Pork Steak Lb4.09 Kroger Country Club Jiffy Breaded Quarter Sliced X Salad Dressing 8-Pack-Non-Returnable Z 39' CAN YOU REALLY AFFORD Fresh Hamburger...tu£ 99* New for you - Kroger Veal Patties Tatty u.4.19 Pork Loin Stuffed 4.09 X Coca Cola 89' Burger-Pro Meat Loaf. Lb 89' Corn Dogs 89' Pork Chops X Freihlike Peas Green Beans... 4 or Cut «?'£», 89' THOSE 'GREAT BARGAINS' Shurtenda Beef Patties Lb 99' Sliced PORK LIVER '1.39 Spotlight Lb 79' Bean Coffee The Thirst Quencher 79' AT SOME FOOD STORES? X Faygo Pop ot»> 12' Do you really save on two or three "great bargains" when you pay more than Kroger prices on the balance of your food order? XBar-B-Que Sauce.3 £"£.4 At Kroger, we have weekly specials, of X Hot^Dog Sauce .3 £*£ 89' Del Monte course. we We call them Bonus Bargains and identify them with an "X." Kroger's Bonus Bargains are real specials made Catsup Ew 25* possible by special purchases or manu¬ facturers' allowances or favorable market conditions. X Spaghetti Sauce.. v* 35'* But what about the balance of your food order at Kroger? We believe that our Xtra X Thin Spaghetti... 48' Low Everyday Discount Prices, which Gold Crest Ice Cream cover the bulk of your food order, are as low or lower than other local food or X Topping 4 rnt S1 discount stores. That's why we ask: Can you really afford not to shop Kroger? Beef Stuffed Neck Bones Lb 88' Roasting Chickens Lb 55' Coffee What are Bonus Bargains? Shank x Regular When you see an "X" next to an item in Kroger's ads or Soup Bones 98' Split Broilers •••••••••Lb 59' stores, it means a Bonus Bargain, good for a limited time and made possible by a special purchase or a manufactur Farmer Peet Whole Boneless Beef er's allowance or a favorable market condition. XBonanza Ham.... Lb 4.18 Spare Ribs 69' j( CXXHU4 txxnyiiK Lb Regular Butt Portion Greet For Weight Wetcheri X Smoked Ham 65' X Ground Turkey ... Lb 79' Freezer Pleezer X Shiver Sticks 66' X Fudge Bare 77« Kroger Hash Brown X Potatoes £ 28' XRaisin Bread...2 *&69« John's Kroger Giant Armour Golden Star X Deluxe Pizza..2.19 XWhite Bread..3 89' Turkeys io/w Lb 69' Country Oven White or Pink Serve-N-Save X French Fries... 39' X Angel Food Cake. .2 For 4 X Wieners 3 Lb,'2.37 Kroger Frozen Kroger Buttermilk Serve-N Save X Orange Juice 6 <£ can,4.09 X Bread 4 £*4 X Wieners 2 Lb. 4.58 Freshlike Whole Kernel Serve-N-Save or Cream Style Corn Bar-B-Que Sauce Wieners Regular Whole Marhoefer 1Q X Italian Dressing 3 of™. '1 X Oscar Mayer Luncheon Meats ™%9 48' »18l X Smoked Fillet Ham 66' X Canned Ham...aLb '8.99 79 ™ A Open Pit VJ0 Libby ^ StVptiH )( 1 S*17.88 X Hair Spray <* £„ 88' Swm! Corn X Artichokes 4 For 4 DISCOUNT Breck Colorful High Quality FOOD STORES Lawn Mower *59.88 Creme Rinse £rbh 78' 69* 3 4»< J Bedding Plants t^v 39* EMlllHHIlll.'WIIIIHIt! CROSSROAD CYCLE MichiganStat^lews^ast Lansing, Mir hi» Monday, May 21, 1973 9 Employment chevrolet. 1964 2 door. OLDS CUTLASS SX 6-cylinder, automatic. Good - 1971,' WAITRESS full or part time, BARTENDER PART time loaded, 26,000 miles. Call — - to MEN NEEDED IMMEDIATELY running shape, $200 after must be experienced, Phone start immediately at I KEY Full and part time. 138 year old 484 7961. 5-5-22 6:30pm. Best offer for appointment, SEA JOE'S EAST, Paul Maz after 332-1741. 5-5-24 company seeks employees to fill HAWK RESTAURANT, 6pm, 337-2133. 2-5-22 positions vacant due to chevrolet, 1969 . Station olds cutlass 1971 - W illiamston, 655-2175. promotions and transfers. wagon, v-8, automatic, standard equipment. 12,000 5-5-21 STATE NEWS night editor. Excellent company with top power steering, brakes. Good miles, like new, $1800 Responsible for inside news wages. $3.50 per hour to start. shape. $1095. 627 2 WOMEN needed for telephone 5716.55-22 355-1004. 5-5-25 layout. Starting September For interview call AUTOMOTIVE work for local dry cleaners. Work about six hours 394-0020. X-3-5-21 Mr. Parker Scooters & Cycles chevrolet, 1972 - long peugeot 1971 304 station Guaranteed salary, day wheel - or daily, Sunday through parts & Service base, G-10 van wagon, 31,000 miles. 30 evening work. Thursday, starting 3pm. Can HOME /HEALTH aide for Automatic, v-8. carpeted miles per gallon. 372-0067. 5 -5-22 Aviation radio. Call 349-3003. 1,450. train, starting pay $10 a day. quadraplegic woman. For 3-5-23 332-0040 after 6pm. X 7-5-29 ,employment HELP WANTED Apply in person to Mike Fox further information and in 341 Student Services duties 349-4918. X-5-5-23 fOR RENT CHEVROLET 1963, automatic. PLYMOUTH 1969 - automatic, STUDENTS NEEDED Building, 3pm to 7pm. 5-5-22 Apartments 6, dependable transportation $600, phone 663-4662 after immediately for summer MARTINS' HAIR FASHIONS is Houses $120/ best offer. 355 9916 6pm. 10-5-29 work. Choose your hours and TWO MEN needed for light accepting applications for 5-5-23 Rooms get a variety of work delivery work. Must have car beauty operators. 332-4522 PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1967 assignments. Pay depending and know East 10-5-21 ipor sale CHEVY II 1963 wigon. new cam, $750. Call Sue, - skills. Lansing, day Body upon or evening work, 372-0067 Animals rough b SOtVechanically 349-4431 or 349-9494 FIND OUT HOW! 5-5-24 COLLECTIONS Mobile Homes sound. 77,000 miles. $100 3-5-23 Apply in person at FULL AND part time positions 349-9356. 5-5/23 •LOST & FOUND PONTIAC GRAND Prix, 1972 MANPOWER, 105 East MOTHERS HELPER - available available for collectors with Washtenaw I'WOW, THIS PROGRAM IS EVEN 8am 3pm. at least 1 -PERSONAL CHEVY 1963 - excellent condition. All first week of June. 332-4226 year experience in transpo BL-5-5-25 retail, bank •peanuts personal special. Good tires, $120. - power, $3600. 482-9776 INSULTING JO YOUR INTELLIGENCE! after 6pm. 5-5-22 company. or Individuals must finance 'real estate After 5pm 351-6318. 3-5-23 5-5-25 HELP WANTED BARTENDER be self - starters and able to Post Office Box 1523 East - LANSING .recreation Lansing, Michigan 48823 STUDENTS NEEDED work with min imum DATSUN 1971 PONTIAC CUSTOM S restaurant and cocktail FASTBACK immediately for summer supervision. Liberal company 'SERVICE Good condition, $1300. Call - convertible 1969, radio, air, work. Choose your hours and lounce. THE DOME ROOM, benefits including immediate Instruction 694- 3452 after good condition, 34,000 phone 484-4422. 0-5-31 5pm. 5-5-22 get a variety of work discount. Apply personnel miles. $1,395. Typing Service 332-4983. assignments. Pay depending COCKTAIL WAITRESS office J. W. KNAPP CO., 300 X spe^d, 5-5/22 - ■TRANSPORTATION DATSUN 1968 - 4 upon skills. restaurant and lounge, South Washington. 3-5-22 'WANTED 30mpg. Phone 663-4662 PORSCHE 911T Targa, 1971 FIND OUT HOW! after 6pm. 10-5-29 Lansing. Spring, summer, fall, fully VW BUG -1965, excellent Apply in person at EXPERIENCED COOK - full equipped, excellent employment. 484-4422. condition. condition. $475. Call MANPOWER, 105 East or part time, 6:30am to 3pm. ••rates** DELTA 88, 1969 20,000 miles. Washtenaw 0-13-5/31 — all power, 355-0896 after 5 pm. 5-5-22 8am - 3pm Call 655-2175. 5-5-23 air $6,850. 332-4983 5-5-22 conditioned, vinyl top, X-4-5-24 Sunnyside, after 5pm. 3-5-18 PART TIME youth leader for low mileage, new starter, VW 1964. $220. Runs RAMBLER 1966 great, Haslett Community Church. brake and eight others, - power poor body. Maive, 332-0261 1967 BMW, 500 cc, 20,000 LOOKING FOR A steering and brakes, air, good Single or married $1,595. 355-9910 afte^ transportation, $150. Phone 3-5/21 miles, 51 miles/gallon, SUMMER JOB? couple, minimum age, 21. 5:30pm. B1-5-21 349-3906. 3-5-22 $1000. Call Ron, 655-2049. Maximum WANTED - MG-TD in excellent would hours, 8-10. STEREO RENTALS $23 per 5-5-22 (including preparation). Call DODGE 1961 condition. Immediate cash. a haircut term, $9.50 per month. Free - Step van RUST — FREE engineless VW 339-8383 or 339-2154. Phone 332-4048. 4 5/22 delivery, service and pick-up. completely remodeled as for buggy, or parts, $25. help 1-5-21 No deposit. TV's available at fantastic 351-2756.5-5-25 camper. Good MODERN BARBERS same rates. Call NEJAC, condition, see to appreciate. Reasonable, 351-2617, SAAB 1970 engine HONDA 1966 CB-160. Engine Long Hair Styling 337-1300. C-5-31 332-0040 after 6pm. 6-5-25 overhauled. $1,400/ best just completely overhauled. Specialists PEACE CORPS needs people offer. Monday - Friday, 482-7789 2225 E. Gd. R. WANT A GARDEN? Near HONDA 750 - 1971. Custom Excellent shape. 339-9456. that have a practical FIAT after 2:30, 337-0317. 5-5-21 campus, call 332-1741 after deadline 850 - 1971. Great bars, pipes, and front end. 3-5/21 agriculture background in GIRLS needed 6pm. 3-5-22 1 P.M. one class day condition. New radials. Extremely fast. 351-2147. any of the following areas: SCRUFFY LOOKING but good Girls needed for telephone and $1400. 1970 HONDA CB450, 2 before publication. Paula, 882 4959 3-5/21 night - office duties. Will start at Beef cattle. Dairy, Swine, 3-5/21 running 1966 Mercury. helmets, excellent condition. Excellent interior, yours for $ 2 00 / h our. . Must be Sheep, Poultry, Vegetables, KAWASAKI 1968 250cc, Asking $600. 351-3174. Field Peanuts Personal ads $175. 351-2756. 5-5-25 - depandable, and have pleasant Crops, Fruit, 4-H, FORD 1969 8 passenger, 3,700 miles. Excellent 3-5-18 F.F.A., Coops, Agriculture must be pre paid. V-8, telephone voice. Hours will be chateau condition. $300. Phone Business, and Mechanics. A van. Excellent SHARPi '70 MERCURY from 3pm-9pm during the GRADUATE OR married condition. $1,800. 349 9880. 482-9790. 3-5-22 Auto Service degree is not required. See Cancellations/ Corrections Montego, original owner. summer and will switch to students, large 1 bedroom 9am-5pm in the fall, however Mary Snetter room 27 furnished, ideal 12 noon one class day Radials, vinyl top, rear 1972 SUZUKI living 350, 4,400 uiiiat, will accept Student Services Building, or speakers. Russ, 355- 9592, girl to work summer conditions, near campus. before publications. excellent condition, extras. COMPLETE IMPORT CAR call 353-4400. BL-1-5-21 evenings 371-3009. 5-5-25 only. Apply in person only, to June and September leases. 332-8635 evenings. 3-5-22 SERVICE including ignition, STATEWIDE protection, $180. 882-2316. 487-3216, The State News will be CHOIR DIRECTOR needed by TOYOTA COROLLA chassis, brakes, and electrical. 3308 South Cedar Street, suite 7 482-2937. 20-5-21 FORD 1964 Wagon YAMAHA 350 1970 excellent responsible only for the Galaxie, 2-door, 1970. Red! Snow tires Available at ROBERTS (Cedar at Holmes) Apply church in small community automatic, excellent condition, $500. 351-6628, first day's incorrect included. $900. 663-4721. AUTOMOTIVE CENTER. 10 am-5 pm. X-3-5-21 near Lansing. Must be 332-8296. 5-5-25 condition, needs muffler. 4980 Park Lake Road, available by September. For insertion. 3-5/21 349 4981 after 5:30pm. Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for LPN — 3 afternoons weekly in information call 627-6886. 3-5-22 1972 KAWASAKI 100, 350 doctor's office. Write Mrs. B-1-5-21 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE - 1972, appointment. 0-5-31 actual miles, call IV5-0238 Bronson, 523 West Mt. Hope, convertible, 13,500 miles. after 4 30pm. 3-5-22 FORD 1967 - Galaxie 500. Lansing. 5-5/23 FALL TERM-part time Excellent condition, $2,300 STUDENTS-FACULTY 2-door hardtop, V-8, I need a mature man toiecruit or best offer, must sell, BMW, YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, LEGAL SECRETARY full time. automatic, power-steering, OWNING FOREIGN and supervise Detroit Free moving to California. RICKMAN. Buy your new radio. Excellent condition. 349-0972 before 2:30pm. CARS, WE GIVE 20% Good typing skills. Press carrier salesmen. SUMMER at motorcycle now and be Experience not necessary. We 5-5-22 OFF ON PARTS AND Beginning late summer. You BURCHAM ready for summer. Parts, will train. Please submit establish hours according to service, helmets, leathers and CASTROL, 10% OFF Box D-4, State VALIANT 1967 - clean, good custom accessories. SHEP'S ON ACCESSORIES, resumes to your schedule. Interesting WOODS News. 3-5/21 work for condition, $390 or offers. person who can Spend your SUMMER poolside FORD 1967 country squire MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 - 355-8183 after 5pm.X35/21 motivate teenage children. Enjoy the best in summer livinc North Cedar, Holt. Just south I ' HI ALEY "Sprite" wagon, power brakes, power steering, air conditioned, of I -96 overpass. Phone IMPORT AUTO PARTS WAITRESSES WANTED. Lunch hours, no Saturday or Car necessary. Good part - 'Heated Pool Ample Parking *Laundry * Air Cond. | Bugeye -od 1960. Low mileage, luggage rack. $575 or best VEGA 1971 Hatchback — blue, 696 6621. C-5-5-25 41 5 South Cedar, Lansing Sunday. Experience helpful. time salary plus commission. *Nicely Furnished body. 351 7846. 3-5 23 V? block S. of E. Kalamazoo Write P.O. 265, Okemos, 4-speed, _ offer. 337-0914. 5-5-25 radio, deluxe Please call 646-6261 for Summer Leases interior. Excellent condition. HONDA 1971 350. Excellent 8:30-5:30 Monday-Friday Michigan 48864. 5-5-25 BluiCK 1966 LsSebre. $1495. 394-0415. 3-5/21 condition. $550 or best offer. 8:30-3 Saturday interview. THE POUR Studio Apts. $125 mo. HOME WANTED for our 1965 HOUSE, just 15 minutes MAN TO teach 1 Bedroom $140 trio. II Mechanically like new, $200 351-2679. 3-5/21 485-2047, 371-1947. swimming pool 2 Bedroom $149 mo. or best offer, 484-8131 Beetle, new shocks, brakes, from East Lansing. 7-5-25 installation crew full time. dual VOLKSWAGON 1972 411, Sec. Deposit - $100 batteries, 351-2756. I 5-525 5-5 25 AM/FM radio, Michelin radials, 1972 YAMAHA. 650. 3,800 METRIC MOTORS - VW IMMEDIATE TEMPORARY Some engineering training 745 Burcham Dr. 351-3118 miles. Excellent condition. helpful. Must be able to use (AMARO 1969 18,000 miles. 351-6650. 5 5-22 repair. Okemos Road and or 484-4014 - automatic, Never dumped. 355-5690. help needed in maii room. transit. Company will provide JEEP CJ-5 V6 must sell' Best 1-96.349-1929. C-5-31 I V-8, radio, power steering 5-5-21 Day and night shift. Apply at offer over $2,100. 355-8841. training. Must be willing Ml brakes, good condition, VOLKSWAGEN 1966 E DUCATION SUMMER SUBLET. 2-man, - BLAZER, JIMMY and Bronco, worker. Must be above 3-5-23 I S■ 000 Call after 6pm, excellent running condition, 1 972 YAMAHA 650 - 4 wheel drive, accessories. SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE, close, air conditioned, option needs 3308 South Cedar, Suite 11, fall. 351-3488. 4-5/22 1 349-1927. 3-5-22 KARMANN GHIA convertible front end work, windshield, backbar, crash Tires for on and off the qualifications. Apply in _ 351-2796. 5-5-24 bar, excellent condition. road driving. Wheels of all Lansing. 3-5-21 person, Monday 10am at PLUSH APARTMENTS for NO d. were same Personal jr_ people who presided over \ Implications for Graduate Students" at 3 p.m. Tuesday in "Arabs want a state the Nazi - controlled Jewish RUBBISH REMOVAL clean - 102B Wells Hall. where all people can live counsels which helped send up jobs, tree service, cut, trim and remove. 39 3-6080. together. There cannot be European Jews to an exlusively Jewish state in concentration camps during Palestine in the 20th COUNSELING. 372-1 century," Hassan said. World War II. Robbin said the claim Debate d 0=5=31 loardexam tutoring "I® today in the Judging Pavilion. Stone and Robbin debated in front of an that Israel was an extension of American capitalism was Ira Robbin, right,member of an organization of Jewish students, and Ken a far left, of the Communist Canadian Stone, Party of Labor, staged a debate Saturday when Fight convoy raiders in the Jewish students picketed meeting of the classes now being itoring mid - Atlantic with the Naval audience which was evenly false because Zionism and a Organization of Arab Students in the Union BANJO AND guitar lessons. All formed for the coming War Gaming Club at 6:30 p.m. divided between Arab belief in a Jewish homeland Saturday. . LSAT, MCAT, dat, Board styles, ELDERLY today in the North Hubbard State News photo by Susan Sheiner exams. For information call INSTRUMENTS, 332-4331. Hall lounge. C-5-31 313-354-0085. 0-2-5-21 The S o c BANJO AND guitar lessons. All Student styles. ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS, 332-4331. C-5-31 Advisory nominations Council in classes and at 7:30 p.m. today in 2SS Baker Hall. Elections will be held next will take Unit studies cou week. VOICE LESSONS given - By JIM KEEGSTRA two of the projects of Trustees in November research and classical to rock. Call Mary. The Pre Vet Club will hold State News Staff Writer planning Development Plan which seminar - a currently under study by 1971 is part of a 16 to 18 assistance to cities and analyzes area - wide 349-9314, 353-1192. 3-5-22 on microbiology and the Tri RENTALS $23 per term, Alternatives to the County Regional - month Mass Transit Study townships in Clinton, Eaton public health at 7:30 p.m. today problems and suggests .50 per month. Free in 146 Giltner Hall. rejected Planning Commission. being conducted cross - campus by the and Ingham counties. directions to be followed in Typing Service service and pick-up. nary, deposit. Stereos available ^ The 8mm Film Festival will highway and possible The investigation into commission. The commission is the future. solutions to Lansing's alternatives to the highway, The commission, which directed Linda same rates. Call NEJAC, be held at 7 and 9 p.m. by two elected Rankin, Wednesday and Thursday in 301 parking problems are only rejected by the MSU Board originated in 1956, offers commissioners from each information officer for the 137 1300. C-5-31 ANN BROWN. Typing and Agriculture Hall. county and a citizen chosen commission, said that the multilith offset printing. ATHERS, fromFURS, Complete service The by the boards from each of commission's information for School of Journalism to zebras. Cheapo the three counties. These iricts! 1905 West Saginaw, 89-5080. C-1-5-21 dissertations, theses, manuscripts, general typing, IBM. 23 years experience. will have a coffee hour for Richard Leonard, Milwaukee Journal editor, at 3:IS p.m. Union workers march nine executive poeple director hire who the is gathering, research advice is necessary because only 18 of the 78 units of and 349 0850. C-5-31 today in the Captian's Room, responsible for the planning Union. All are welcome. government in Clinton, commissions staff, which Eaton, and Ingham counties PROFESSIONAL IBM typing currently consists of 22 have planning commissions to protest Shell The Dept. of Linguistics and (P ica-E lite). C-5-31 11 years experience. SAN Dl, 339-8934. Oriental and African Languages will present Nina Pilczszikova Chodak speaking on "The Correlation of Segmental and - hiring people. Five staff members are MSU students working part - time. In the 1970 71 Biennial of their own. Of these 18, only three • Lansing, East Lansing, and Meridian THESES, TYPING, printing, Suprasegmental Phonological KALKASKA - Township have (UPI) - construction job really is no estimated $10 million to 20 binding. Reasonable prices. Features: Tone and Vowel Some 1,500 union workers, Report, the executive professional planning staffs. Height in Hausa" at 8 tonight in surprise," Stan Arnold, million project has been director. Herbert Maier, said The tri Call COMME RCIAL 607A Wells Hall. angered over the of - county use secretary - treasurer of the brewing for several months. the objectives of the commission keeps a library PRINTING, 337-0712. nonlabor workers at a Shell 10-6-1 Jewish Michigan Building Trades of information on the mysticism will be Oil Co. Construction site explored at 7 p.m. today in the Council, said prior to the Arnold to anticipate and W DUPLEX for sale. here, Saturday marched march. vowed to region which is open to C O PLETE THESES Phillips Trophy Room. Hasidic continue to coordinate future growth iful. Lake view, Haslett. assist fellow in anyone. Rankin said that 152,000 484 8713. 5-5-23 SERVICE. Discount printing. Rabbi Kaga will lead discussion. peacefully down U.S. 131 the tri - county region. building tradesmen through MSU students are welcome IBM typing and binding of for two miles to "Shell Oil itself is an The Video every "legal means - to cooperatively resolve to use it and that many do. EMOS RIVERWOOD by theses, resumes, publication. Workshop is demonstrate their concern. - looking for individuals or groups import. That multinational available" but refused to development problems for large4 bedroom Across from campus, corner with issues to discuss or company is controlled by disclose the group's next both the public and private The commission is with balcony, color M.A.C. and Grand River, performing talents for British and Dutch interests. interest. oordinated throughout, below Jones Stationery Shop. presentation on cable TV. Call Kalkaska County Sheriff specific move. organized to allow it to ious slate foyer, 13'x26' Call COPYGRAPH 355-5783 for information. Earl Woodman said the - to collect data and do request and accept any form To them, Kalkaska is only carpeted living room SERVICES, 337-1666. protest - guarded by 150 He said his organization research concerning change of aid from any agency of The ASMSU Legal Aid Dept. a name on a map." white marble fireplace, C-5-31 1 state troopers - went along would continue to protest and growth in the three level of government in order will have a lawyer available from formal dining room, without incident and counties and make this to reach its objectives. In family 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. as long "Shell's as carpeted kitchen with EXPERIENCED IBM caused no A heated controversy contractor paid substandard available along with addition to the basic Wrote eating typing. Wednesdays during the term. major area. 2'/4 Dissertations. (Pica Elite). MSU students make traffic tieups. over Shell's contract with an assistance for its use to any requests from the counties, Ms, full dry basement, - can wages and omitted the FAYANN,489-0358. C-5-31 appointments stopping in by out of state, nonunion local planning efforts. the commission's budget varsized garage, 307B Student Services Bldg. or - - fringe benefit program large to this includes over company, Delta Engineering which pursue programs to year - Wicaped lot with over 20 TYPING ELECTRIC machine, calling 353-0659. Michigan labor *» and split rail Co. of Houston, Tex., for an unions have won." implement the Regional $348,000 for specific fencing, fast, accurate, and Co 56,000 2206 The Pre - Professional Club mprehensive projects from other sources. Butternut, experienced. Call 372-4746. will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in "9-2597. 5-5-21 116 Natural Science Bldg. for A elections and organization of ■*. OWNER ttoom 6 month old M and stone exterior, 3 ranch with 2V4 EXPERIENCED (Pica - Elite) IBM typing, 1331 East Kalamazoo. Call 489-1058. medical and dental school files. Please bring any information on schools you have. day with Wharton - sustained interruption " Family room with B-1-5-21 e fireplace, all built-ins, 2 The 1 97 3 Wolverine (continued from page 1) clear to Wharton. advised the student to Ralph Smuckler, dean of correspondence. He began Yearbooks are here and will be He said the president of 9arage, 2 beautiful „ PROFESSIONAL IBM initiate action by International Studies and reading his paperwork and distributed beginning from 9 That he and several other the University was "going to JKtes ^nd "many" '5 miles/ „*i.aa. dissertation typing. MA a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday in 30 participation in the college Programs, a taping session mail at 7 a.m.. inching campus. Can be English degree. MARTY Student Services Bldg. key University officials have to hear him out" advisory council. answering queries by a through the pile during any "chased with 1 to 19 acres. would begin the pressured, acres, NORTH, 351-3487. C-5-31 because his college WMSN reporter and several break he had in the morning u'i see to believe WMSN, all campus radio, will political negotiating over Other morning M-3572. 5-5-21 hold an organizational meeting professors and dean had not interim phone calls. and afternoon. next year's appropriations been appointments included receptive to his Recreation «..»n ](&] for fall term at 8 p.m. Tuesday in 8 Student Services Bldg. was very Wharton's mind. much on complaints. Wharton's meetings with Mary Rothman, director of Another on going - The only official business which took Wharton out of response to activity of Wharton's day his office that day was his The Bicycling Club will For example, his private the women's programs, Akhter GIRL PASSENGER needed to grievance, form a involved sorting his duty of chairing the sponsor medium - hard rides in luncheon was a last - minute Hamid Kahn, a visiting presidential viewpoint of seemingly endless Academic Senate meeting in *!BOARD summer flights Mankato Minnesota. May the country at 2 and 3:30 p.m. briefing withother key professor from Pakistan, .ope from Detroit and 29th - 30th. 351-6722. today, weather permitting. Meet University instruction, memorandums and the afternoon. "*,®r Stop in 1-4p.m„ 2-5-21 in front of the Men's IM. All University administrators Way Friday. 2nd cyclists are invited. involved in the hearings and floor, »»n. C-5-31 HEADING finals? WEST after his homework that night Hobies will hold a benefit for Girl needs ride anywhere near involved rechecking details the Drug Education Center from Yellowstone by June 11. 6:30 - 12:30 p.m. Tuesday. and facts pertaining to the , S NEW YORK, Cath: 355-1950. 5-6-25 I'ec'urt' return. From Share beer and music. hearings, culminating '«■ Anne months of preparation for Munnich, Free U: Movement and *"846. C-4-5/23 1M Sensuality Massage - through Dance and 8 tonight, 312 answering legislative interrogations. He even made a call to 1110 see the real Agriculture Hall. Final session Chicago will be May 28; Environmental e,hn'c NEED YOUR home pampered? New York declining an offer neighborhoods, Awareness through Gestalt will what makes it work? Going on Sabbatical? to travel to Asia, saying the no longer meet on Mondays but •Mete tour $20 full Professional couple desires to will schedule appropriations process was " day. happenings lane, 312- 465-0896 rent home. Tasteful, through this column; Pottery - obligating him to oversee 5-5-24 ownership care. References. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Goodman MSU's progress with the Please call evenings or School. Call 332-5931 evenings; Senate and House weekends. 372-9394 or 1- Yoga - 7 a.m., Monday through .,0PE f LIGHTS this 543 6476. 3-5-22 Friday, 9 a.m. Saturday, Union committees. from $229. Green Room; Free U is looking Wharton's morning ' be Flights ^ed 35 days irt for people willing to teach or appointment schedule ' coordinate classes in Hebrew, nc». For DONT FORGET blood comes more sculpture, herbs and surprised me because two C,atl0n call east only from people. macrame, students, one graduate and first aid. Please get in touch if "leVEl. vacation 351-2650. 5-5-24 Professional compensated. donors MICHIGAN you can help. The summer one undergraduate, were catalog is being prepared. If you able to make individual COMMUNITY BLOOD want to teach or request a class, CENTER. 337-7183. Hours call 353-0660 now. appointments without Service Monday, Thursday and disruption to his schedule. Friday 94:30pm. Tuesday and A French "Apres - Midi" will The undergraduate had a Wednesday 12-6:30pm. be from 4:30 to 7 p.m. held grievance for Wharton C-5-31 Tuesday at 5394 Amber Drive I QUALITY service on off Park Lane with French directed at the College of music and poetry reading. Rides Education and its |Wn<""""'ent, see the HOUSESITTING POSITION. will leave at 4 p.m.' from the curriculum. e? 1 sh°ppe, ^'ver. 543 East C-5-31 Summer, year. Mature grad Union Free U office. The student, a senior, student. References. Krlstl, 332-5095. 3-5-18 There willbe a meeting of said he felt after four years Piles of paperwork students concerned with the he could no longer remain dismissal of their President Wharton's special assistant Elliot Ballard Wharton in the area of finance and budget SMALL APARTMENT or home abrupt silently dissatisfied with the language faculty to map further talks to Wharton as the president sorts through the allocations. Pcati IS,S A" 'aitlve to sublet, June, July and strategy at 4:30 p.m. today in quality of his education ti ;.5.2cr 4846315 August for elderly woman. Call 372-8842.4-5-18 the Phillips - Snyder Trophy Room. courses make and felt he had to this dissatisfaction paperwork which takes up time between phone calls, meetings and conferences. Ballard works closely with State News photo by Ron Biava 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 21- 197| Trackmen cop third at conference meet By CHARLES JOHNSON 13, and Northwestern finished at the Perhaps the biggest surprise of the their mile relay unit of Bill Nance, State News Sports Writer bottom of the heap with 10. meet for MSU was Cool, who Popejoy, Mike Murphy and Cassleman. The Spartans' four first - place wins performed a rousing 8:49.7 clocking in Morrison finished behind U-M's Sparked by four individual first - included another subfour minute mile the 3,000 • meter steeplechase for a Godfrey Murray with a 14.2 time. place finishes, the MSU track team MSU's mile relay quartet clocked a victory by Ken Popejoy and an new varsity record. The Grand Rapids came home with third place in the unexpected triumph by steeple chaser senior coasted in with his closest 3:09.5 to the U-M swift unit's 3:08.5. weekend's Big Ten outdoor Rob Cool. competitor almost 10 yards back. MSU's 440 - yard relay unit ran a championship in Minneapolis. Stalwarts Marshall Dill and Bob Dill amassed his second straight Big 40.5 to take third place. The Spartan MSU took a total of 17 athletes to Cassleman racked top honors in the Ten 220 - yard dash title with a 21.1 quartet of Paul Zolinsky, Murphy, the conference meet and 14 of them 100 - yard dash and 440 - yard mark. The sophomore speedster had Cassleman and Dill, with that time, went away as point scorers. However, earlier copped a second place in the numbers played the important role, as intermediate hurdles, respectively. qualified for the NCAA meet. 100 Del Gregory and John Ross, the Rob Cool the Spartans' quality lost out to Indiana's quality and quantity. Popejoy, who had run two subfour clockings in the same number of - yard dash behind winner Larry Burton or Purdue, both with 9.4. Spartans' long jumping pair, placed Cassh'man weeks, chalked up number three to Cassleman notched the 440 - yard fourth and fifth respectively to give 153 The Hoosiers, in posting a record points, easily glided to the take the event with a 3:59.2. The senior from Glenllyni, 111. had hurdles title with a 50.7 for a new Big Ten record. The Grand Rapids junior MSU some unexpected help. Both Ross and Gregory have been hobbled Stickmen bid falls shor earlier predicted an easy victory at the has been hampered by a leg injury all by injuries this season and the championship. Michigan placed second with 87 conference meet if the weather was season and the Big Ten meet was the conference meet was their first real ahead of the Spartans' 79. Purdue followed MSU with 68, Minnesota had 47, Wisconsin registered 44, Illinois favorable. The 3:59.2 clocking was the fastest time and the first subfour minute mile ever run at the Big Ten first time this spring he has uncorked a great performance. The Spartans got second - place test. Gregory also took sixth in the triple jump. Todd Murphy captured sixth place Wittenberg topples MSI By JACK WALKDEN comprehensive scouting report posted 42, Iowa scored 16, OSU had championships. finishes by hurdler John Morrison and in the 440 hurdles as did Fred Teddy • State News Sports Writer these guys. I told our team to she in the six - mile run. Murphy posted a the ground, but it The old saying "a day late and a just took 53.2 and Teddy a 30:51.0. awhile to get going. dollar short" appropriately described Head track coach Fran Dittrich BEAT OSU BY 3 STROKES expressed pleasure with his squad's MSU's lacrosse team this weekend. The Spartans scored five goals in "That one • minute period they scored three goals put us < performance and remarked that they the final 12 minutes, but finally ran the game," Stevenson added. did more than they were expected to out of time in a thrilling 7-6 loss to Wittenberg broke away to a do. 5-0 lead in the first half, with Women golfers win tourney "It was just a terrific team effort," Dittrich said. "I'm proud of every one of my men. Indiana just had too much Wittenberg University, of Ohio Saturday at the Secret Practice Field. It was the season finale for MSU. the goals in just one minute second Val period. Wahington finally thi got 01 MSU's women's golf team, which power. We had the same number of "It was one of the greatest Spartans on the board five mir. By PAM WRIGHT Freshman Sue Najduch followed first places as they did but it was the comebacks I've ever seen," coach Bob into the third quarter, but Witter State News Sports Writer was just formed this year, exhibited Lauer carding an 89 87. the ■ Hooisers backup power that did it." Stevenson commented after the game. scored two more goals and took poise and confidence of a "It went to the last hole and Sue Next weekend MSU will host the "We outplayed them," Stevenson edge into the final period. champion, capturing the title by a had to get an 89 in order for us to win Beginners' luck? That could have Central Collegiate Championship. continued. "We Tom Harden bergh passed to narrow three stroke margin. the tournament got a good been the excuse used by the by one stroke," Wilson who hit the right corner < opposition as it watched the Spartans Fossum said. "She put it right in for a net to cut the deficit to 7-2 a The Spartan squad carded a 688, walk off with the Midwest golf par. Sue reacted with a lot of poise 3:19 mark. championship over the weekend. edging Ohio State University, the defending title holder. Bowling Green University shot 736 to take the third under that kind of pressure." Other Spartan scorers were junior Linksmen Steve Urbin passed Cudnohufsky in front of the to net place spot, Indiana University took Manono Beamer with 97 poked it in with 8:10 left in the | - 80, Netters fall, fourth place with 742 and Illinois freshman Marie Bauer with 88 • 92, Mike Richard set up Urbit another goal to make it 7-4 with State University shot 743 for the fifth place position. and sophomore Dee Wait who shot a 93 - 89 and junior Pat Sidley with a 98 in Big Ten under five minutes left. The rally looked as though finish sixth "It was a really close and exciting tournament," Marry Fossum, coach of "I was very proud of the girls," By PAT FARNAN I.ie Spartans plummeted to eighth ended, however, as the Spartans trailed by three goals entering the the women's golf team, said. "Ohio Fossum praised. State News Sports Writer place after the first day of competition minute. "The team spirit is a margin too big to make Hardenbergh - fantastic. The girls work hard to LAFAYETTE, Ind. The MSU golf up. scored with As expected, Michigan won its sixth sonsecutive Big Ten tennis title while gave us a rough time. It went right down to the last hole. encourage each other and I think this team was one of the best - squads in the Coach Bruce Fossum's contingent seconds left to cut the lead to FOR Ml is could only watch as Ohio State, Wittenberg then received a pa MSU finished a distant sixth at the Big one of the most important running in Saturday's version of the "We have great admiration for the characteristics of a winning team. 54th annual Illinois and heavily favored Indiana penalties to put MSU two men up Ten tennis Championships at Madison, Big Ten Golf Ohio squad," Fossum continued. made it a three - team race for the Wis. Championships...but Friday was Washington scored the final 'I "They consistent golfers who "I wasn't really surprised that MSU, title. MSU advanced six men to are very another story. goal with 25 seconds left, but tim always shoot in the 80s." which just formed a team this year, The Spartan The Hoosiers, which started slowly, out before the Spartans could gai Saturday's semifinals, but only linksmen nabbed fifth one, took the evolved as the winner with a 1,484 the number two doubles Senior Bonnie Lauer championship," Fossum spot in the conference tourney for the tying goal. team, performed up continued. "There are some fine, second straight year on the strength total. TTie Bucks were next at 1,492 advanced to Sunday's finals. to all expectations, capturing the of young golfers in the state of Michigan 18-hole resurgence in chapter II and Illinois which was alone in first The doubles team of Brian Smith individual Midwest championship with an of , and Dave Williams lost in the finals to who just need the opportunity to the two - day affair. place after 36 holes, notched third account for the lone Spartan laurel. MSU scored 26 more points in this a 76 - 79 score. Lauer has taken the title for the past four years. compete." It was the other 54 holes that hurt. place with a 1,497 cumulative. "We shouldn't have started so Batters ba DAN State New "I don't think poorly," Fossum said of his squad's year's Big Ten meet, but was able to we could have taken move up only one notch to sixth. Rick Vetter, Larry Stark and Joe Fodell the tournament without leadership," Fossum said. "She's been Bonnie's Prep star Edgar Wilson performance Friday. "There's just no excuse for it. We weren't thinking out there." 11th place Michigan lawr appropriate Bon to the Co < advanced to Saturday's semifinals. a great inspiration to the girls." In the battle for individual honors dicine and H headed to the Spartans Steve Groves of Ohio State emerged the winner with a 289 total including in series icial said. a MS "I am con fi dei an opening round of 69. An all - By LYNN HENNING Ohio State,Wilson averaged 26.7 Batsmen finish over American, Groves became the first The women's softball team pleased with State News Sports Writer points a game and led the Dowagiac OSU golfer to win the Big Ten title chalk up its trip to the college nded growth basketball team in rebounding the past since Jack Nicklaus. U is very likel; MSU basketball fans can relax; the Series last weekend as experience. team isn't coming up emptyhanded in year. He was equally proficient on the Groves had to fight off charges The Spartans lost two of |«ests for next ; its quest football team, averaging 41.7 yards from Minnesota's John Harris and three series games ending up in slin, executive for high school basketball Breslin added per punt and making 16 of 17 extra Indiana's Gary Biddinger. That trio talent. place. for point attempts. in tie started the serie was bunched together making the turn The Spartans Dowagiac High's Edgar Wilson - Wilson was generally regarded as who could help the MSU football for the final 18 holes, but Biddinger right, defeating the Universit program as much as the basketball Michigan's most complete graduating ran into some trouble and faded from Northern Iowa, 9-4, in their first ED STUB team prep athlete. Dowagiac High retired his the picture. Groves iced the win with a The winning pitcher was Sherrie' • Friday signed a national letter of number and he was presented with the birdie on the 16th as Harris parred. It was downhill from then on intent to play at MSU. The 6 5, 223 - pound Wilson made - keys to the city. Wilson was the first Biddinger was awarded the Les Spartans lost to Southwest Missi after two splits all - state first teams in both basketball and football at condidered baseball material. Dowagiac and he is also prime major league AJchigan prep basketball player of prominence to indicate MSU as a choice. Attempts to land Detroit Catholic Central's Tom LaGarde, Ann Bolstad (Minnesota coach) Award for low stroke average in the Big Ten for 1973. He finished with a 297 total. Brad Hyland topped the Spartans State, 7-2, and to the Universi Nebraska, 7-6. "I was pleased with our battin base running," Anne Irwin, coa Cli By STEVE STEIN "My problem has been a lack of Arbor Pioneers' Bob Elliott, and with a 297 total after slumping to a the women's softball team said,' ByDIAN/ Though Wilson will be granted a State New State News Sports Writer confidence," VanderLaan said. basketball tender, he is expected to be Walled Lake's Randy McLean were final day 77. He was in the thick of we had some trouble in the field. "Earlier this season, I wouldn't have a fruitless. LaGarde has not indicated his the race for medalist honors at the top contender for the Spartan MSU's final doubleheaders of the enough confidence to get out of those punting and kicking duties in the 1974 choice for sure, but he has apparently beginning of the day. feticide | season this past weekend bore a very jams, but today I decided that I just season. ruled out MSU. Steve Cole, just a freshman, foning, risks striking resemblance to each other. didn't want to come out of the game." Wilson is expected to be joined in Against both Northwestern and Sophomore first sacker Howard Seniors Bill Simpson and Dirk Krijt the Spartan fold by Saginaw High's finished with a hot 70-73 combination after opening with a 78-76. Senior Major League ichinery °f the and m will handle the kicking chores this fall. Bob Chapman. Chapman was a starting maj Wisconsin, the Spartans jumped off to Schryer, who had a fine weekend at Mark Timyan was next at 300, Steve first game leads only to see the the plate, drove in the only runs Simpson tied for the Big Ten lead in punting last season and Krijt was forward on Saginaw's Class A runner - Broadwell finished with a 311, Bill Standings opposition come up with big sixth VanderLaan needed with a two - run up championship basketball team this Brafford had 316 and Bill Marx innings to win the contests. Duane second inning single. extremely effective after debuting as a year. He's expected to sign his letter of rounded out the Spartan line-up with a Bickel was the victim of both key Bickel was cruising along with a 3-0 place kicker in the Spartan victory intent today. 317. American League innings. first game lead over Northwestern Friday when the Wildcats picked up East And, in the nightcap of both five runs in the sixth on just one hit, Detroit 1918 .514 twinbills, MSU put together two fine three walks, three Spartan errors and a Baltimore 17-17 .500 ' pitching performances with timely sacrifice fly. Milwaukee 17-18 .486 1 hitting to win easily. New York 17-19 -472 1 "That inning was one of those real Boston 14-19 -424 The Spartans lost to the Wildcats , nightmares," Litwhiler commented. Cleveland 16-22 -421 Friday, 5-3, before coming back to Leftfielder Dave Collison led the take a 7-2 triumph, and then dropped the opener to the Badgers Saturday Spartan hitting attack in this contest, West going three - for - three with a double, 7-6, and gained a split with a 4-1 run batted in and Chicago 21-12 -636 run scored. . second game victory. California 20-14 .588 Elliott Moore gained his second Kansas City 22-16 .579 » MSU's double splits gave coach victory of the week in the second Oakland 20-18 .526 3 Dan y Litwhiler's squad a fourth game, allowing the Wildcats only five Minnesota 17-17 .500 * place tie in the Big Ten with hits. Moore, pitching on just two Texas 12-22 .353 9 days Northwestern and Wisconsin at 9-9 rest after shutting out Central while the other two clubs were 8-8. Michigan Tuesday, had a no - hitter National League Minnesota won the conference title going for 4 2-3 innings before with a 14 mark, Michigan was second Northwestern got an infield hit. East (12-6) and Ohio State third (11-7). The Spartans roared out to a 4-0 .590 Wisconsin designated hitter Steve first inning lead as Bailey Oliver Chicago 23-16 .543 New York 19-16 Bennett doubled in the winning runs cracked a controversial three - run .469 Pittsburgh 15-17 in three homer which hit the foul pole .469 a - run sixth off Bickel right Montreal 15-17 .378 Saturday to wipe out 6-4 Spartan down the rightfield line and Philadelphia 14-23 a Schryer St. Louis 11-24 .314 lead. hit another nearly 400 feet away into left center. Ron DeLonge paced the MSU Schryer also had a run - scoring attack with a double and three - run triple and a single. Back t homer, knocking in four runs. In the second "It felt pretty good to contribute," Houston San Fanscisco |*"j® contest, Steve Schryer said. "I hit the homer on a VanderLaan stopped the Badgers on fastball a little high and Spartan first baseman Howard Schryer awaits the throw from pitcher Duana Bickel holding the Cincinnati 22-16 outside, which Wisconsin baserunner close to first base in the MSU first game battle with the Badgers last Los Angeles 22-17 five hits in throwing a complete game. is my strong area." Atlanta l6"21 The lanky junior pitched out of several Oliver's homer was at first called Saturday. Wisconsin tallied three in the sixth to win this contest, but the Spartans won the San Diego 15-25 jams as he walked seven, but he also foul, but the umpire changed his nightcap, 4-1, as Schryer came through with a two - run single to pace the MSU attack. The struck out the final three hitters, decision after a discussion with the sophomore also had a home run and triple in the second game against Northwestern Friday. mixing his pitches well. Spartans. State News photo by Milt Horst (Sunday's late games not includfl