22.19? Royal faces sentencing Friday By SHARON HANKS biased and question the informers on campus. use of police as "lampus pigs" several weeks before State News Staff Writer the demonstration. Royal could receive two years imprisonment. a maximum of News background Royal, on the other hand, testified >n ' The and controversy surrounding the conviction of protester John So Committee far, the Political Defense has gathered Royal was arrested in May 1972 at The six jurors dispute the charges that he was not aware of Dunlop's status as a policeman. about 44 the Placement Bureau made by I wj|| come to a climax Friday signatures on a petition that states others while along with eight Royal's supporters that Dunlop was dressed in plainclothes the he will be sentenced by Judge jury s decision was a protesting military Debbie^ Miller, a police informer for and was badgeless when he and other jn j salmon in Lansing Circuit justice. "miscarriage of recruitment on campus. He was the MSU Dept. of Public Safety last Therefore, we feel it would convicted last April 20. officers broke up the first day of a nri Some of Royal's supporters, be unnecessary and May, played a decisive role in week long series of protests. >rmula. unjust for Royal to The State News contacted all 12 "ever, think that Royal did not be imprisoned." jurors after the jury was dismissed determing the verdict. But conflicting testimonies not with a criminal act and are actively Several letters only by Royal and Miller, but also by f also have been April 20. Six agreed to comment on At Royal's trial, Miller testified that landscap nrking for a suspended sentence. written requesting Salmon to the Royal had identified Officer James the police and eye - witnesses have give trial, but asked not to be rmulatin Thev have accused the jury of being Royal a suspended sentence clouded the distinction of what and gj| identified. Dunlop and several other policemen actually happened. "Miller's testimony was not a to turning point in the case," one juror actu said. "All the witnesses played a >duce t( ^ Michigan §){)(g]j)(f crucial role." 'ronment Even if Miller had not hs said. testified, some jurors contend, the verdict ?al would have been the same. projec be doing Yet underlying all the contentions reers, ai Volume 65 Number 161 and Michigan State University East hypothesis was, indeed, a much and tl Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 23, 1973 ROYAL he adde (continued on page 15) Bernitt informer stand upsetsBy LINDA DROEGER and "The question we, as members of this community, must ask, is do we left-wing NANCY CRANE want this level of law enforcement in News Analysis State News Staff Writers our community?" Zolton Ferency, of friends during her work as a spy. professor of criminal justice said. Since the testimony of a police According to Bill Derman, Capt. Adam Zutaut, MSU police informer in the recent trial of commander, and Lt. Ferman professor of anthropology, Debbie m antiwar activist members of left wing political - John Royal, groups Miller, a police informer who testified in Royal's trial, is a concrete example however, justify the department's use of Miller saying the Badgley, department has a at MSU have raised the issue before of law enforcement practices on responsibility to try to stop potential the University community of whether illegal activity. Zutaut termed campus. informers should be used on campus. meetings where a demonstration is Miller acted as an informer for Members of these groups are planned as a "potential threat of campus police during the eight months dissatisfied with public safety director she infiltrated the Students violence." for a Richard 0. Bernitt's answers to Kip Waldo, member of Crisis Democratic Society. Derman, who in questions posed at recent Public knew Miller from America, disagreed. "The police past antiwar are Safety Committee meetings about the meetings, accuses Miller of lying, obviously not using informers to department's use of informers. stealing and betraying the confidences (continued on page 12) TELLS OF CLEMENCY OFFER Caulfield testifies at hearing WASHINGTON (AP) - John "He said words to the effect, 'No, He said he knew such evidence Caulfield, a former White House aide don't do that, say that it comes from would not result in having his case swore Tuesday at the Senate Watergate way up at the top . . . ' " dismissed, but would test the hearings that he relayed offers of McCord, who finished two days of truthfulness of the government which executive clemency to Watergate questioning Tuesday, had said when he was saying there were no such taps. burglar James W. McCord on the received the offers from Caulfield he orders of John W. Dean III. But he assumed they came from the President But Caulfield testified McCord told said he did not know if the offers the only one who can — grant him the scheme was a way to save the came from President Nixon. executive clemency. White House embarrassment over Caulfield said he was given the Asked whether Caulfield invoked Nixon's name, McCord said "he would Watergate. assignment to contact McCord by Case Hall residents got a chance for a spring fling last Saturday at a picnic held in the Case Dean, who was the White House not specifically state the President had Testimony by McCord indicated counsel at the time. He said he asked: said them" — the words of the offer. that Nixon's election committee courtyard. With a blanket, strong arms, and a willing, or not so willing, tossee, the sky was the re - "Do you want me to tell him it comes But he repeated a statement that may have concealed campaign limit. State News photo by Craig Porter from the President? Caulfield had told him the President contributions received from elusive knew of the offer and the reply would billionaire Howard Hughes. be relayed back. McCord quoted fellow conspirator Caulfield said he had no knowledge G. Gordon Liddy assaying a "Howard tack heads local that the President knew the offer of executive clemency was being made. In another difference in the Hughes plane" had been lined the escape of a burglary team. He said he did not know if what up for By AL SMITH testimony of the two men. McCord Provincial House as medical director Liddy outlined to him State News Staff Writer post as well," Stack said. "But there is said he placed calls to two foreign as a planned and also a fee for acting as medical break in at the office of Las absolutely no conflict of interest embassies in an effort to have the - a Vegas, and consultant to Provincial House's Nev., between my role as a trustee and my government disclose that his newspaper publisher ever PAUL GOODMAN statewide group of nine nursing occurred or whether the present activities with Provincial conversations were overheard on plane homes. House." wiretaps. (continued SU Trustee Dr. Jack Stack, R - He said his income from Provincial on page 15) Stack said that though the proposal I, is now the medical director of a House is commensurate with the to permit University Health Center to Lansing abortion clinic operated amount of time taken from his private perform abortions would not be on Provincial House, where he works practice where he estimated Nixon denies links earns an the agenda at the MSU trustees' days a week. $50,000 annually. Hie new clinic, meeting Friday, he would vote for it operating from a Stack said he might consider whenever it was considered. "xieled nursing home at 1221 working full ■ time in Lansing in the "Olin, like any other qualified "to St., is performing an average of future because of increasing medical facility, should be permitted Jbortions a week, Stack said. Slack was a leading advocate of commitments here. to perform abortions and provide 4? M Stack said he was offered the other birth control services if its to bugging B, the defeated abortion referendum on the ballot last wmber. He was elected as an MSU consultant's post with Provincial House on Nov. 8, 1972, the day after the November election in which the medical staff and committees wish to do so," he said. Stack said he took the positions coverup "win that election. WASHINGTON (AP) - President concerning possible criminal conduct abortion referendum bill was defeated. with Provincial House because he Nixon declared Tuesday he will .not or discussions of possible criminal Stock, an obstetrician practicing in "At that time it appeared that I had shares its commitment to provide low resign because of the Watergate conduct." l*. said he is been defeated for the MSU trustee being paid a salary by cost, high quality medical services. scandal. He acknowledged the Meanwhile, The Senate Judiciary "They have a fantastic commitment existence of a wide ■ ranging coverup Committee, which had been expected to quality here," he commented. by his subordinates, but warned that to approve Elliot Richardson's Stack said the average abortion at present investigations threaten to nomination as attorney general rustees will not hear Provincial's abortion clinic here costs $150, compared with an average cost of $300 for doctor's fees and medical damage national security. In two statements totalling more than 4,000 words, Nixon launched a services at most hospitals performing major counterattack against testimony Portion question Friday abortions in the area. Provincial House plans to expand into a clinic for minor surgery and a suggesting his involvement in the scandal and asserted: Inside Wednesday the health STACK "I will not abandon my rumors to the contrary, the besides aspect, such 120 - bed hospital at the Eureka Street *tion of whether responsibilities. I will continue to do Interviews with "" " abort^"^^!*be financial and University policies," facility if opposition from local If the Provincial House the job I was elected to do." inmates at guards and at the University Health Perrin said. "We just haven't been able hospital is Ingham County Jail not on the to digest enough information yet to hospitals can be overcome. opened now, Neumann fears the "total Nixon sought directly to counter on page 8 and 9 today. agenda for the Four Lansing area hospitals: cost of health care for the any suggestion that he tried, through of trustees' present it to the board." Lansing area National news roundup meeting Friday, a on . Sparrow, Lansing General, St. will go up." the FBI, to hamper its Watergate 5" y °fficial Tuesday. The MSU Woman, a publication of the Assn. of Women Students, last Lawrence and Mason General are inquiries by suggesting they might page 7. ilv„ert Perrin- Vice president for fighting to block the proposed Richard S. Palm, vice president of compromise CIA operations. rsity relations, said the week printed a notice urging hospital. 'stration is "just not ready to proabortion backers to attend Friday's The is currently Provincial House, said the pew surgi - The President acknowledged that Cloudy weather -titt° the trustees board meeting in anticipation that the case in the center would offer lower cost health yet." he initially thought "there was a Michigan Court of Appeals and Karl care to its patients than is available lumh! questlon is just one of question would be brought before the Neumann, president of Sparrow possibility of CIA involvement in some The weather forecast from the area hospitals. it ,r °f topics being reviewed by ""th Care Authority, Perrin said. trustees. Hospital, said he does not expect a way," and ordered his since resigned • threatens brief showers during , .. "As voting patterns and on - record decision for several months. aides, H. R. Haldeman and John D. the early afternoon which } ® administration prefers to speech - making have a tendency to be Neumann's main objection to the Ehrlichman, "to insure that the hopefully will not put a damper the entire t<> package of the trustees at reflective of the audience, it would proposal is not the surgi - center, but SN advertising investigation of the break • in not on the free outdoor concert one time, seem a good idea for a large turnout, expose an unrelated covert operation 120 - bed hospital which he feels tv!y,|n JuneCare or July. the newsletter stated. the is "unwarranted and unnecessary" at A general open house for all of the CIA or the activities of the sponsored by MSU Concert Band I at 6:30 p.m. near Beaumont in !alth t'are Authority Aul has also But Perrin denied that any official students interested in advertising White House Investigations Unit" -- the present time. Studying an overall policy on ^udying announcement was ever made that the will be held at 7 p.m. the group that came to be known as Tower. Variable cloudiness ^eptives He said the Lansing area has enough today at for«!VeS a policy °" health abortion topic would be on the beds to last until 1980. The area the State News display the "plumbers." today with lows in the upper 40s C sP°uses and children of MSU agenda. hospitals should have the facilities to advertising office, 344 Student In a major departure from past to low 50s and highs in the IJJt*. "It's unfortunate that people have meet the new demands required at Services Bldg. White House policy, Nixon announced upper 60s. are a number of gotten their hopes up based on that that "executive privilege will not be iL.i '°ns that must be reviewed PpiTin SAifi. time, he added. misinformation," Perrin said. ... . • invoked as to any testimony 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 23 i City to set bike path priority By JANESEABERRY summer, no further work on for a 50-50 funding formula back and tried to narrow State News Staff Writer the paths has been done, in which the department them down to routes that 1973-74 citv hi Bike riders may know mainly because funding and the city would each provide $70,000. Whether were more recreation become available. '"Last summer w fed J f within several days the fate request was denied. oriented," Owen said allotted in the of East Lansing's bike path Ihe Dept. of Natural Resources this request is received will Tuesday. The department July midJj system. last month rejected a fund determine how much of the gives preference to and we didn't! City planners are in the request for the paths system gets completed soon. recreational projects. <*«ted until the J process of setting priorities because it termed the Robert Owen, city The city does not August," Owne J?! planner, said the city hopes think that's what counJ for the $50,000 of funds system a low priority item. know when the extra funds, advanced for the system last However, additional funding to get the bulk of the If approved, may become month by the city council. may come from the system completed this available. On July 1, the summer. department following a additional $30,000 of city Though part of the "We took our plans Jhe next steD| construction began last second city request recently funds approved in the cons til rUction some mayJPi time 1 summer, however beJ Attorney says $ sS5-**! J SN The system consist of curb tUD sidewalks in certain OKs tax assessment setting up of signs nL the routes and p] bul separate paths. ByTERIALBRECHT that the University violated publication State News Staff Writer the Academic Freedom assessments similar to the one charged assessment of students for Curb cuts have been made alii an independent publication along Haa University attorney Report, stating that the for the State News by the would be illegal, he said. Road from Grand U Leland W. Carr has University shall not sponsor administration. Avenue to M-78, with! any student publications. Carr stressed that the set unofficially advised the Carr said the State News up as markers MSU administration, this But Carr said he based fee assessment is legal only would also be charging the said. week, that the $1 State his opinion on precedents as long as the tax remains fee unconstitutionally only, The separate News fee is legally valid, and set by previous federal court refundable to students. for example, should its would run that the University is not decisions which have upheld this not be positions and activities be and provide access through J the to tv violating any policies in validity of student the University found discriminatory. he said. M assessing the tax to full - time students each term. But Walter Heron, an editor of the Grapevine Journal, said Tuesday the Grapevine's position that House OKs shield bill the University could not act as a collection agency for the State News tax was the same. "We present our are still moving to grievances on after prolonged debat< this situation before the The brief theatrical board of trustees," he said. By TOM HAROLDSON who will be protected and determines that | State News Staff Writer sets the limits whereby a display was put on by Rept. information Carr's legal opinion was a newsman can be required to Dan Angel, freshman materially affect the ve Accompanied by a brief Path possib response to a statement issued to the administration theatrical display by one reveal his sources information in defamation of Republican from Marshall, who held up a tin foil shield and can not be obtl from any other source. ( state representative and an This section, earlier this month by the almost or criminal action suits. It that was full of holes and prop! Even though East Lansing's first request for funds for a bike path system were turned Grapevine Journal, charging equally brief final does not guarantee absolute charged that the foil by Rep. William Bryar! down last month, debate the floor, the Farms,1 on Grosse Pointe city officials are hopeful that a second request for $70,000 will be the University with acting as protection in such cases, but represented what the House - approved. The congestion which bikes cause in East Lansing and on campus is House passed a long a "sponsor of the State rather leaves specific was considering for a shield approved as an amend® graphically represented by this high contrast photo. News debated, much amended bill. to the bill by the 1 by serving as a decisions on whether State News photo by Ken Ferguson collection agency of the $1 press shield bill Tuesday, 75 sources should be disclosed Angel's concern was Tuesday. -27. fee." to the court that has countered by Rep. Jackie Vaughn said this sc The The shield bill defines Vaugn's (D Detroit) was included to charges continued jurisdiction over a case. _ elation that the House had newsmen from being ha * finally passed the bill he had into court so that j worked on for more than sources could be r * $ 8mm Film * * * *MAYprev ntmoreMsAmRs six months. "This bill is a major step forward in our struggle to under "It would be impo anyone, this section particular!® I * New oil drilling rules issued maintain a free flow* of prosecutor, to .set defendant! Festival * information in this nation," dummy * Vaughn said. "A measure of dummy libel suit whose! New rules have been in the face of a national oil and each must be The Williamsburg this bill's stature is the fact purpose is to * * information," Vaughn I issued by the Michigan shortage. progressively smaller to fit incident, in which gas that it has been debated and * * Dept. of Natural Resources inside of the others. apparently escaped from an studied in committee and "This press shield! * WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY * which will lessen the Under the revised inadequately cased well and on the floor more than that most people here I * regulations, oil well that Alguire estimated to think is absolute, f * possibility of an oil drilling any that bubbled up to the surface any other bill this 301 AG. HALL is drilled through the the new regulations will full of holes that it ca! * - * disaster -- like the one which throughout the nearby session." * forced 73 families from Detroit River geological raise the cost of drilling a community, probably Most of the debate in the be a guarantee! * formation must be lined * 7:00 & 9:30 PM * their homes in Williamsburg from that depth to the well at least $20,000. As a would not have occurred if committee and on the floor protection," Angel sag he held up the hole • r last month from result, he predicted that oil the well involved had been centered on section 7 of the * * surface with intermediate fields foil shield. * 50< 50< happening again and may which are only drilled in accordance with bill, which states that * curtail some oil production. casings before drilling can marginally profitable will the new rules, Alguire said. sources of information can continue, department not be pumped. be protected in a libel or geologist Sam Alguire said *'I know of two or three But due to the slander suit unless there is Petitions dul Tuesday. uncertainties of a drilling "clear and convicing fields that produce quite a of willful or Most deep wells are lined by several casings by the bit now that never would have been drilled under the operation, problem oil wells may crop up again in the evidence reckless publication" of for position! future. libelous or slanderous time they are he said. Each completed, casing, new He rules," he stated. described the new material. A court would on SN boar| "It's impossible to make decide whether the libel or made up of connected provisions, which went into Applications these drilling operations slander is clear, convicing, lengths of pipe, extends effect Monday, as being reckless OI willful. Friday for four positioB from the bottom of the hole extensions of guidelines mechanically failsafe," or wuiiui. . „:0ht Alguire explained. "As this section stands 1 e 8. HirJ presently used. being drilled to the surface, now, i. would b* virtually impossible for a newsman to ^--'1 be forced to disclose his Two student memb| sources of information in faculty member professional jourri Night any case except that which would man ...... to send an innocent prison if the protected information were iinnvnilnhlo .. V.uahn sa.H member are needed if the nositions. J two • year I Indivl d and rt,as0! unavailable," Vaughn said. app,^ing should be cit| is Every that Also debated was section 8 of the bill, which states the protected petitions, filed with Nominating Comnl which show the^ Dir information may be 345 Student Services* withheld in a criminal The board sets coij Wednesday felony suit until the court MEMORIAL policy and appoints of Night! WEEKEND CANOE TRIP May 25 - 28 Dinner includes 3 Spend Memorial Day Weekend canoeing t pieces of chicken, for our Sable River with MOOSUSKI. All canoes, ten j mashed potatoes and facilities, and meals will be supplied- P J gravy, cole slaw and regular $1.55 Dinner every hot biscuits. unlimited uncola both at the campsite an o j Wednesday night, after 3 p.m. river I me ARE OPEN • Wed. Only $9 coo m May 23 FRIED CHICKEN per person limited spaces available SHOPPING CENTER East Grand River 7 and Marsh Road - 11 3007 N. East St. p.m. U.S. 27 North 1900 E. Kalamazoo MSU SKI CLUB 240 Mtn's IM 353-5199 351_864l Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 23, 1973 3 Legislators say Tri-U ruling will not effect funding By DANIEL DEVER chairman of the House same manner we have State News Staff Writer Appropriations Committee, always done," Huffman The recent state court of said Tuesday, "The ruling said. "We are going to appeals ruling reaffirming will not change anything, continue to demand the autonomy of Michigan's We (the legislators) still accountability." three largest universities will control the money. You Members of the Seante have no effect on future cannot be very autonomous Appropriations Committee dollar allocations to those without money." agreed with theii House institutions, according to "Basically the court said colleagues. members of the state House that once the legislature Sen. Carl Pursell, R - and Senate Appropriations gives the money to these Plymouth, said the Committees. universities they can do legislature has proper duty The court of appeals what they want to with it. in reviewing the budgets of ruled Thursday that MSU, But realistically, they better ¥ these universities before Wayne State University and n°t or we will cut off some allocating state funds. the University of Michigan of their budget next year," Sen. Gary Byker, R - are autonomous under the he added. Hudsonville, said he doubts Michigan constitution and Copeland said, however, if the court decision will that the legislature has no that the legislautre does not "make much difference" in want to dictate policy to bnr. 1 i power to attempt to regulate the policies of the the universities, but only dealing with appropriations to the three shcools. three schools. make the schools He said, however, the Concert crowding The decision autonomous control over assures accountable for the public funds they use. legislature should remain out of the universities' internal financial affairs and "They have to be business. I The recent Jethro Tull concert raised many questions about Pop doors opened. Pop Entertainment chairman policies for the governing accountable to the people Most of the Hugh Surratt said that legislatorr I Entertainment's policy on ticket sales and seating. The 11,000 people reserved seating would be nearly impossible in a fieldhouse like boards and administrators at like any other department contacted said they doubt ii who attended the concert stood outside until 7:30 p.m., with many Jenison. the three universities. or institution which uses the state will appeal the complaints about pushing and dangerous rushes for seats when the State News Photo by However, Rep. William state funds," Copeland said. court ruling. Craig Porter Copeland, D - Wyandotte, Another member of the Huffman said there have House Appropriations not been any conflicts Committee, Rep. Bill between the legislature and PY POP ENTERTAINMENT CHAIRMAN Huffman, Heights, D - Madison agreed with the three universities in the past several years. Copeland, saying there will "The universities have be no change due to the been very cooperative in Tull blamed snags ruling. "We appropriate will continue funds in to the presenting their budgets and I think they will continue to be," Huffman said. By SUSAN AGER is simply fair as it is the them all at $5," Surratt — $5,000 for lights and University cancelled his "Really the whole thing I State News Staff Writer first there gets the best said. scheduled concert there equipment, $130 an hour was an overkill, including all 1 In the face of numerous seats." A Tull representative also for the installment of the because of inadeauate the advertising we had," he Lnplaints about the Bleachers are numbered insisted that an extra 1,000 equipment, $10 an hour for planning with the Athletic said. "ing of the Jethro Tull differently, he added, and tickets be put on sale each of the 22 campus Dept. They had sold rt last week in Jenison Pop Entertainment is never Tuesday afternoon before police present at the $45,000 worth of tickets. ■jeld h Pop BBlfty1* o u s e , sure exactly how many seats the concert, which raised concert, advertising costs Surratt said 500 tickets will be available the main |itertainment chairman on the total attendance to and wages for the 35 for the concert were also h Surratt on Tuesday, floor, which would make more than 11,000, leaving security guards and 45 fire ^STATE NEWS sent to be sold in Grand Jimed many of the ticket numbering some spectators with a view marshalls who attempted to Rapids, which he called an s snags on the Tull impossible. of a pillar or the back of the control the crowd. "overkill." 1 itself. He also said Typically, tickets for stage. concerts sold Surratt said groups lerved seat tickets for any are at two Tull's group also did not l;ge concert were different prices, with the conclude their sound checks usually ask a price plus a The State News is published by the students of ■possible. more expensive ticket until 7:30 p.m., Surratt percentage of the profits, but that Tull and other Michigan State University every class day during Fall, | Ibe fire marshalls have ' guaranteeing a seat on the said, nearly a half - hour groups which expect sell Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, h problems trying to main floor or main floor after the doors to Jenison - out crowds Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a It people in and seated the bleachers. to be usually ask only were opened. The special Welcome Week edition is published in »v it is," Surratt said. "It "But Tull insisted we sell doors did not open until a percentage pay. September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. 7:45 p.m. and not all Pop Entertainment was Member Associated Press, United Press spectators were seated when not certain Tull would International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Tull's secondary group. |lea/fh appear at MSU until six Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan cost Brewer and Shipley, began to play. Surratt said Brewer and days before the concert, Surratt explained, and it was not formally announced Collegiate Press Assn. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Shipley's starting time was until Saturday because of )Kd by state also Tull's decision, not Entertainment's. Pop the two - day Sunspark concert that weekend. Services Bldg., Michigan Lansing, Michigan, 48823. State University, East ■ The state House "Tull was very very Phones: Tuesday passed a resolution establishing tough to work with," he "We would have been ■special committee to study health insurance costs in News/Editorial said. killed on that (Sunspark) if Classified Ads ■chigan. in the belief that tney are rising too fast. As a result of complaints we announced Tull when we I The resolution, sponsored by Rep. Bobby Crim, D Display Advertising ■tidson, calls for an investigation of health insurance costs about the size and first had the inkling," Business Office Pch Crim said are rising at an alarming rate. He estimates restlessness of the crowd Surratt said. Photographic lit by 1980 Americans will spend five times more for waiting for Jenison to open, Tull was able to appear Campus Information Surratt said he would filth care than in 1965. at MSU because Ohio State probably hire 10 or 15 extra |"Ittheis imperative T) that forthright efforts be undertaken to tremendous rise in health insurance costs and to security gurards to control the outdoor crowds at peciallv study the effectiveness of the health care insurers future concerts. ■ listing excessive charges by hospitals and other health Pop Entertainment will institutions," Crim said. receive 10 per cent of the ■ The committee was established following the concert's $55,000 receipts Miction of a resolution by Rep. Perry Bullard, D • Ann after costs are deducted, calling for an investigation of Blue Cross - Blue which Surratt estimated is making the decisions on its policies. The resolution ■currently in a House committee. |Cnni said that the committee will study only the way Witals and health institututions determine their charges |Nth insurance companies. It will not study the way J™dratesresolution s for health insurance are determined, such as proposes. He added that the study will P» in about a month, after the House clears up some of Impropriation bills now before it. DOMINO'S PIZZA Miss J casually accessorizes with the native artistry of American Indian jewelry authentic FREE 30 MINUTE DELIVERY . . . reproductions of Hopi, Navajo and Zuni designs depict ancient legends on bracelets, earrings, 351-7100 rings and necklaces of hand polished sterling silver plate with turquoise - look stones. The 2.50 to $14. 966 Trowbridge Road group, jAcfo' The Pizza People of MSU JaoobsorYs open thursday and friday evenings until nine -EDITORL4LS- /" f A Congress stands by cutting funds for the off b For the first time in the long bombing. The end - the - bombing Indochina conflict Congress is T h e Senate today by actions also mean that the Nixon finally standing up to the a vote of 62 to 22 overrode Pres. administration's credibility has President and 'asserting its Nixon's veto of a bill requiring indeed been hurt by the constitutional right to run wars. Senate confirmation of the Watergate scandal. Even devout director and deputy director of Nixon supporters in Congress The congressional revolt the Office of Management and confess they no longer trust the began several months ago but Budget. President's closest advisers who was at its peak last week when provide counsel on the Indochina the Senate Appropriations President Nixon felt that conflict. Committee voted unanimously these actions threatened to The present struggle is more to cut off all present and past "severely undermine" any than chances for peace. But for the party politics and the 'WE WERE SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR ACCIDENT!' funds for Cambodian bombing. aftermath of scandal. It is The week before the House of American people the voted Congress' fight to survive as a Representatives voted 219 to showed a long overdue desire for check and balance force in the INE 188 to refuse President Nixon a procrastinated peace. federal government. For more than a half century, the power of Congress has steadily shifted to the executive Whartongate scandal Housing pr branch. In previous decades lack of into stupid affairI dynamic congressional leaders and disunity have plagued any effective action by the legislative erupts biased again gays branch. The present economic Ever since St. Paddy "Scoop" Larrowe broke the story of police informer 3551855 and her connection Hie same day, in his weekly press conference, vice president of university relations, Robert Parrot, the Computer, Whartongate's secretaJ and closest aide. "After all," 1 situation in the United States, with the computed HA • surveillance of political disavowed any knowledge of the use president has weathered many The City of East Lansing echoed Ellis by saying that the bombing of Cambodia and groups at MSU, each day brings to of police informers by the University. He will handle this one as he crisJ. the Watergate affair have served did tfl should be applauded for finally sexuality is indeed a prime light more shocking facts about the Eldon "Ted" No - nomaker, vice Weasley Fischel crisis. He will s situation. president for stupid affairs, also Fischel on a fact - passing an antidiscrimination concern when it comes to living to crystalize support in Congress It all started in early commented at the conference. "I finding mission." ordinance which includes sexual in a house or apartment in East to reassert itself. May at John The computer then explained thl Royalsberg's trial for obstructing know nothing about informers. If they this mission will be an orientation in its provisions. Lansing. Congress and only Congress Officer Dudley Do - Right Dunlop's are used it is a stupid affair, and if it is miportai diplomatic effort to improve MSUB But the city council and can approve funds for wars. performance of his duties at the a stupid affair I should know about relations with Clinton The County. Human Relations commission city council should President Nixon has overstepped Misplacement Bureau. it," he said. However, the president amend the token stand on sexual his boundaries of power once too MSU 3551855 was called by the On the same day, members of should realize that they have Crazies in America kidnapped former unaware that ASMSU Representatil prosecution to relate her knowledge of Robert's Rules of Order skirted the issue by failing to orientation and instead of going many times and Congress at long the alleged obstruction of Dunlop. MSU President John Hannah in an • MassoglM prohibit sexual discrimination in halfway should go all the way last is standing up to the effort to procure Royalsberg's release was setting up an independent ASMsl Q -- "For the record, would you committee to investigate iofr and allow for no discrimination challenge. Congress should housing. please state your name?" and $15.33 to pay the balance of its on campus. Halcompul in housing on the basis of maintain its loyal opposition and A -- "I don't remember. I haven't debt for a Vietnamese dinner. The committee discovered that The ordinance allows for used it in months. The University uses When Clifton Milhous Patrick Bernitt, Director of the sexuality. And then East Lansing not allow their displeasure with Whartongate, Depl employement and the use of can put the fig leaf back where it the chief executive to become a my student number and the Dept. of president of MSU, heard the news of of Law and Order, had burned se< Law and Order only used my informer Royalsberg's trial and the subsequent university documents behind Quot„ public accomodations regardless belongs, passing escapade. number." kidnapping he remained calm, said Hal Hut 103 which might have implicaU of a person's sexual lifestyle and it should allow for housing too. Whartongate and his staff in a cover of their knowledge of informers. The ordinance is a compromising Bernitt, called before thl The Doctor's Johj Bag ^ copout. committee, said that The city of East Lansing has Cantlochman, Whartongate's specii advisor on University affairs, told hii created an island by allowing to bum the documents saying, "Th< gays to have rights in a state that deems homosexuality illegal. But By ARNOLD WERNER. MD should never see the light of day The day after Bemitt's appearatu it's high time that gays be before the Letters may be addressed to Dr. Women appear to be more shell fish. Coconut oil used as a dairy home and bring the sample in. made committee. Whartongaj looked at a$ people and not as Werner the fortunate than men with regard to a rare appearance on campus, at University Health substitute is tremendously high in Following a vasectortw it taRes.Crom, faggo^. Center. Names need not be included degeneration of the arteries and appear cholesterol. six to ten ejaculalfb&f tfa^pllarj slit' cqMe |ele*taop. He announced thatiJ A noted psychologist who is unless a personal reply is requested. relatively immune until they pass Your dietary situation can also be system of sperm. Ddfing this time it had accepted the resignations / Cantlochman Aid Hal the CompirtJ an expert on sexuality, Albert menopause; estrogens seem to exert enhanced by using corn oil margarine is obvious that pregnancy can occur Ellis, has said the the proverbial We have some friends who can get the protective effect. Therefore, and corn oil in your cooking. Fish and unless contraception is used. He said that Hal the Compute! eggs for us fairly cheaply. With meat lacking a family history of severe poultry are excellent sources ol In the course of the evaluation of a before resigning, had put all studeA fig leaf has been taken off the prices so high, I would like to rely vuscular difficulties, younger women protein but low in fat computer files in noncurrent recordF are and man for possible sterility, a sperm genitals and been placed on the more heavily on eggs as a source of generally do not have to worry about cholesterol. sample is also examined. It is essential and had graduated all 40,000 MS| face in today's society. The cholesterol intake. In infants and You can get useful publications on students with Masters degrees i protein. I am fearful, however, to use that the man note the time he antidiscrimination ordinance has too many eggs because of the children, there is some evidence that low fat diets from the American Heart ejaculates so that the time lapse before Agricultural Economics. reported decreased fat intake results in the Assn., 44 East 23rd St., N.Y., 10010. microscopic examination for live dangers of high cholesterol intake. formation of fewer fat cells which Meanwhile the ASMSU committj William Whiting, editor • in - chief; How many eggs would be considered might make them less prone to obesity After a man has received 8 sperm can be taken into account. had appointed Dr. Olin S. Feur| Michael Fox, director of the campus'health c managing editor; Bob "too many?" My husband and I are later if life. Supposedly if you keep trimming Novosad, editorial editor. vasectomy, he must go back to the as its special investigator on John Lindstrom. campus editor; Jim both 21 and in good health. What all this means is that you doctor's office for a sperm count. Hov*. your hair, it will grow at a faster rate Bush, city editor; Mike Cody, slot man; could probably get away with than if you just leave it alone. If you Whartongate administration. eating is the sperm sample obtained? Craig Porter, photo editor; Jonathan S. Kaufman, national editor; Lynn Henning, The American diet contains very all the eggs you wanted to, but your keep filing your fingernails will then If Whartongate is implicated j sports editor; Dan Dever, staff large amounts of saturated fats and husband would be wise to limit The sperm sample is obtained by tend to grow faster? Feurig's investigation representative. cholesterol. Accumulating evidence himself to one half a dozen eggs in his masturbation. The general advice is for The growth rate of hair and informer scandal, he will probably I Beth Ann Masalkoski, advertising seems to indicate that for some people entire diet during the week. This the man to masturbate into a wide asked to resign, and No nomal| manager; Lee Lockwood, asst. advertising fingernails is determined by factors there is a relationship between dietary includes eggs from all sources so that mouth jar both for convenience sake would take his manager; John Greening, asst. advertising other than how much you keep place. jntafce Qf saturated fats and cholesterol leaves him very little leeway for and for greater ease in capturing the manager; Al Kirleis, circulation manager. having trimming them. There can be seasonal and The Michigan State News is a seven - time subsequent development of eggs for breakfast other than perhaps entire ejaculate. and other variations in growth rate When asked by reporters how I certain types of cardiovascular disease, one or two per week. Those concerned about this matter would run a university administratis recipient of the Pacemaker Award for The leading one to get cause and effect outstanding journalism. exact causes or links between Other steps you can take to will be relieved to know that it is not mixed up. No - nomaker said, "It will beastu[| dietary intake and these diseases have decrease cholesterol intake is to use necessery to get worked up in your affair, but I will certainly know al not been firmly established. skim milk and avoid organ meats and doctor's office • you can do this at (c) 1973 It." Indian attack "ve »flr To the Editor: Two This letter concerns the point of This letter is in response to the "Point of View" expressed by Vicki R. Furthermore, "These looters; dissatisfied Renninger demanding the Indians are ^tateL, modes of also view written by Vicki Renninger, Renninger in your issue May 17. housing, education, medicine, we m< which appeared on May 17th. I find this letter absolutely clothing, transportation and currency incredible and hope that it is an developed by white society. They did BOOKS I absolute put-on, because if it is not, was surprised you even found her not toil with us, and have no right to then Renninger and anyone that feels Cents racist letter worth printing. At point in her letter, she states that a group of whites wouldn't have been one the way that she does is very, very sick. the fruit of our labor." Correct Renninger, but remember, treated as leniently as the Indians were For example, Renninger states they did not toil with us because white had "The Wounded Knee Indians were society would not let them do so. they committed a crime similar to , the one at Wounded Knee. This is a criminals and should have been treated Also, do not forget that much of their totally ridiculous and unsubstantiated as such. They illegally occupied, energies were expended in attempting mutilated destroyed and stole private to prevent their own genocide by the statement based on emotions. Worth property. They took hostages, white society as it developed its modes of education, housing, currency, etc. She must be naive to the fact that the white man came to America, stole Indian property, killed Indians and at threatened, assaulted and wounded several people." I would submit that the above - In conclusion, I would sincerely hope that the incredibly racist and Charge facult present have the majority of Indians mentioned acts were exactly those perpetrated sick comments by Renninger are designed to raise the consciousness of To the Editor: merely fatuously elevating their ol "caged" on reservations. Is the white by the United States the community and are not her true I heartily support the move to readings and research as W LETTER POLICY man being punished for this? government upon these native important than the needs of 1 Americans as they proceeded to take feelings on this matter of a very charge faculty a stiff fine for not The State News the country. I do not condone sensitive nature. returning books upon the Library's reader. , , hJ This outburst was promp ed ■ over welcomes all letters. Letters Further on in her letter, she claims request. to the editor should be that Indians were ungrateful for the violence, but I can understand what is Robert F. Han Those self indulgent colleagues of recent experience in which ■ going wait six months before one ot p - typed double space with 65 housing "given" them by the on. Lansing resident mine who decide that they alone are space counts on each line government. Telling the Indians they to colleagues returned a book 1 nee ■ judge whether another user, faculty J. J. API Letters must be signed and should live in the "modern" Lifelong member or student should be given include hometown, student, government units instead of their e access to a book after they have had it professol faculty or staff standing, traditional dwellings is the same as for an extended longer period are American Thought and Langr local phone number and saying that white culture is better than To the Editor: suffering due to circumstances local address. No Indian culture. In a highly commendable editorial unsigned beyond their own control. We should letters will be accepted, but May 18 - "Lifelong ed a good idea" - not get too excited about our degrees, the Judging from Renninger's point of State News withhold author's name in extreme cases Letters will view, I can only view her as a naive, unsympathetic, racist peckerwood you pointed out the importance of "making the educational system more for there is yet learned. so much that we have not Pencil shar may responsive to the needs of the entire be edited whose presence on this earth only We must work toward the for clarity and to society." when everyone can day To the Editor: each for the 1,214 electric conciseness so more letters serves intensify existing social If we cannot set aside the time to "the truly believe in Of the many frustrations of purchased per year for the faculty J can be accommodated. Letters will not be edited problems. reach out to help those human beings left behind then "the educational everything educational th«t it is system" and supposed to academic life, it is often the minor ones that are the most annoying. staff), there seems to be pencil sharpeners cannot be p no^nfJ for content. system" has failed. We must give hope symbolize. Among these is the lack of pencil in at least the larger classroom | to those who have neither hope nor sharpeners in campus classrooms. lecture halls. ■ Theopolis Cosse, Jr. Arthur H. Prince Jackson freshman hope of hope. Memphis At a cost of only $2.60 each for a Jim OslJ We must help all of whom are doctoral student manual sharpener (as opposed to $63 Muskegon frcshnT Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 23, 1973 5 dint of view Week By KOFI AMUTI dedicated to aPParent'y has no role in In President, Assn. of Africans the Portugese territories, the Week has been set aside by the wi "!tl0n, °i b,ack Smith regime in Zimbabwe Africa- The suppression of Africans is complete Military coups are now a norm. ■ ization of African Unity in and the government (Rhodesia) with the Portugese army functioning Whatever glory Dahomey, Ghana and of South Africa as the instrument of gnd commemoration of African constitute police states. oppression. From Nigeria might have had in the past is some of the oldest now marred by ,tion. I" keeping with thia, the Both have police that to some of the corruption and blood. operate with newly independent states, oppression On the other hand, the bold 0f Africans in the Greater a thoroughness and efficiency matched exists in varying degrees. attempts at nation ■ building as .. area rededicates itself to those only by their ruthlessness in the without which the liberation of suppression of opposition to the The problem of the African is not exemplified by Sekou Toure of Guinea status whether to fight but how to continue and Nyerere of Tanzania will only remain a dream. quo; they equally deal capitalism on existing "tribal" and point to the immediate and hard brutally with the fight against oppression and feudal socio notable of whom was Kwame egalitarian society that we all strive gn - any person of "color" who economic institutions. dares to suppression. It is within such - Nkrumah, led demonstrations and for. point of view, nonviolent protest against or oppose the regime that a context Except for its strikes culminating in events that In the course of winning their one has to view the present propaganda in were turmoil in Africa. Europe, there to lead to the independence, African states are was nothing subtle granting of The cause of the events now about colonial rule. The naked racism independence to the country in 1957. transforming their social institutions. IINT OF VIEW unfolding in Africa goes back to in today's Zimbabwe, South Africa Also indicative of the wind of They are also looking beyond the Western colonization. The continent and Angola, to mention only a few, change at the time was the MauMau aritficial boundaries that divide them was carved up and shared civil war in Kenya. This pivotal African news Britain, France, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, the Netherlands among are living examples of the hardships that Africans have gone through. The first major revolt came in struggle in East and Central Africa was to be painted by Western journalists as and out of this is nationalism that emerging a sense of encompases the an irresponsible offensive whole continent. and Italy, and the only units left out by Kikuyu North Africa where France, after a The struggle against oppression and need better were The Ethiopia and Liberia. rationale was the civilizing influence of Europe. Of course, a more futile and violent attempt to put it down, granted independence to tribesmen to achieve political power. In that "savagery," only 32 whites suppression is now a struggle of Africans, inspired by their suffering Tunisia and Morocco in 1956. The were killed as opposed to and their By BILL DERMAN particularly since he was realistic aim of colonization was access nearly 2,000 own experiences. The trying to second major revolt was in the then Africans. These few examples do not struggle has its idealists and its Ljsociate Professor of Anthropology provide information to the rest of the to trade, exploitation of mineral Gold Coast. On February 28, 1948, exhaust the many conflicts that have opportunities - it has its sense of world wealth, free land and cheap labor. To I and African Studies on the real situation in achieve African war veterans, spear - headed led to the independence of about 36 dedication as well as its nepotism. But I We wish to indicate our strong Rhodesia. The same holds for the these, the West imposed by nationalist leaders, the most African nations. the will of the people shall prevail. Approval at the way in which you shooting of Canadian and American V African material. Over the past tourists by Lr weeks members of our group have maintain that the a Zambian. But we reporting of only POINT OF VIEW m reading the State News to see what happens to white people is racist it news you give of Africa, what u select, where you place it in reporting. Africa-constant freedom fight The coverage of Burundi fosters Lr paper and whether or not we can racist attitudes and ideas toward Let bias or prejudice in your Africa. Your article Jsentation. described the on situation Burundi (We want to see whether or not as a le is evidence of racism in your tribal struggle between the Tutsi By KOFI AMUTI early this year. blood was shed to win Africa from peasantry is daily exploited and is and the Hutu. Everage of Africa. But, most the societies of Burundi However, to descrive President, Association of Africans In movements Zimbabwe had the liberation European colonial forces. Our people forever devowed from a few of our rtantly, we want to examine your as being tribal In South Africa, Zimbabwe, some success both fought these wars to win political "intellectual misuses the word tribe and distorts militarily and politically in terms of community." This ment of Africa. We have a series Mozambique, Angola, Namibia and power. With political power, we had pseudo - bourgeois African leadership African history. activating the mass of the African ["observations and questions. But the worst was the mention of Guinea - Bissau there has been no population. hoped to get our economies under our that justifies its demoralization in the ■ First of all, there is little coverage "cease - fire" for the Africans since own control. But today independence name of our masses is backed ■ African events and second, in the bows and arrows in this context. In South Africa student protests by our Why 1884. We are still fighting for freedom. in Africa remains a dream; disoriented universities. were bows and arrows mentioned? and strikes for higher wages are more military Bits that you do cover, there is great The struggle for independence was the coups have become part of Africa's The of Were they used? If they were era imperialism left us a u and selectivity. To be more used, basis for which the Organization of frequent; voiced protests from political system. heritage of why were they used? To simply internal, "intertribal" ■rifle, the news items you have seen African Unity, declared the African segregated Bantustans are getting External forces are involved in conflicts. These tribal conflicts have connect the phrase tribal louder and forceful. |lo print have been in the second unexplained conflict between the struggle with Liberation Week in memory of past more these military coups in Africa. been elaborated and perpetuated by News Summary column. In this and present liberation movements. Awareness to this neo p Tutsi and the Hutu and the These struggles are a reflection of - colonial our "intellectuals." you have had news of possession Mozambique, Angola, Guinea venture is On the other hand, we of bows and • the general African attitude towards lacking among our people. have, since norists in Southern Rhodesia," the arrows implies that Bissau and Portugal are on the While we dedicate ourselves this week independence, invested Burundians primitive. imperialism. Every African is aware of our complete Ling and exiling of a White are outcome is worse than no news at all. The defensive to the surging liberation the fact that today, Africa is the only to African liberation, our struggle goes trust in our leadership. We needed ithern Rhodesian journalist, the movements. The struggle in these even further with the unity and unquestioning followers, but It is distorted, biased and uninformed continent where political ith and wounding of white tourists countries is complicated by Portugal's minority regimes education of our people both in and unequal distribution of wealth, the news. I Southern Rhodesia and the use of alliance with the West. In Angola and based on the doctrine of racial out of Africa. process of There nepotism and its id arrows by "tribal Hutus" in are many members of this Mozambique about one - third of the superiority still exists. We want this Today corruption in such countries consequent effects on the efficiency of imndi. group as well as the university country has been liberated. situation changed. as Dahomey, Nigeria, Ghana and government continue to make community in general who would be | We do not object to covering the more than willing to see that In Guinea - Bissau the liberation In the late 1950s and Uganda makes the chances of military vulnerable the goals to which we g of a journalist and then his your movement had recaptured about two - early 1960s, takeovers a harsh reality. Our aspire. coverage of African events is more thirds of the country by the time its [pulsion from Southern Rhodesia - insightful, honest and less biased. DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau leader Amilcar Cabral was < aw, mould you tell U/HAT DO YOU U6 WHAT MR. NIXON'S) : MEAN, HE HAS C'MOV, ROW, 6JB REACTIONS ARE TO NO COMMENT?? . 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A BEAL FILM The Emigrants DRIFTER J HAPPY HOUR 84 Abbott Ea" Lanil I SHOWPLACE 100 Vet Clinic $1 5:30 - "" •••« Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan V'ednesday, May 23, 1973 J • ^ L, J IfT. i) ^ news a daily look at world events compiled by roundup our national desk ON AIDE APPROVALS Veto upset by Senate FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES take away power, available House vote was less than The vote was seen as a WASHINGTON - The only to the President, to two thirds. Both branches test of the - impact of Senate Tuesday voted to remove an appointee from have to vote to override or Watergate o override President Nixon's office. the veto stands. veto of a bill requiring But Senate sponsors of The measure, drafted "As I look at Watergate," Senate approval of two key the bill say that it is only an by Sen. Sam Ervin, D - N. House Democratic leader White House budget men. effort to assert a power C., was seen as one element Thomas P. O'Neill, D - The vote was 62 to 22, reserved to the Senate, to reasserting Congress' Mass., said in an interview six votes more than the approve a President's choice constitutional powers. with Congressional necessary two - thirds for top jobs. The budget head Quarterly, "it is releasing needed to override the veto. The bill would dissolve has become one of the most pressure that has been on The matter now goes and then immediately re - powerful officials in the liberal and progressive to the House, where create the Office of government, often having a republicans . . . Democratic leaders said the Management and Budget major voice as to whether Gunned veto would be difficult to posts, requiring Nixon to and how a department's "Instead of being override. A House vote is rename Director Roy L. Ash programs are to continue. beholden to the pressure of scheduled for Wednesday. and his deputy, Frederic V. In vetoing the bill Nixon the White House, they are i Victims of a shooting spr.ee that left five dead and officers killed gunman David Sanders, 30 who started Nixon vetoed the bill Malek, or two others said the budget director has going to start voting the i four wounded lie in a Memphis, Tenn. street. Police the ghetto spree late Monday. Ap last week as and resubmit the names been a White House official feeling of their districts." unconstitutional. to the Senate. He said that it would Majority Leader Mike Mansfield said before the Senate vote: $ 14 million Kissinger, "This issue affects Th World: squarely the balance of the executive branches . . and . faces one of its most severe legislative The Senate going to the to stabilize tests on whether it is ready, willing and able to restore FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES Five years after they inherited a fortune, 74 stand between a university and about S14 million. dogs still [presidential adviser Dept. reported Tuesday. dustry's t r a d « government has disarmed Cambodia that fell with itself to the status of a co - When Eleanor Richey of Deerfield Beach, Fla. died in A. Kissinger and The April rise works out to organization, says that and equal branch." arrested several Doeum Rokar — Ang 1968, she left her estate of $4.5 million to 150 stray dogs ji Politburo member an annual rate of 7.2 Krong Sen. Charles Percy, R per organization expects it to members of its Provincial and Lovea — apparently - she collected over 12 years. Four of her relatives contested rjjuc Tho met for the cent, less thant the 10.8 per increase to $120 an ounce Armed Constabulary, a remained in antigovernment 111., said the Resident's veto the will, and in 1972 a court ruled that each relative would lh time Tuesday in a six - cent annual rate of increase by 1987. "clashes directly with his reserve police force, in a hands. On Highway 4, get five per cent of the estate and the J® long session. The series in March, which was the move to put down a Phnom Penh's link with the expressions of a new era of dogs. By the time of the ruling, the estate had rest would go to the P talks have been taking sharpest rise since 1951. 1,000 arrested rebellion in its ranks. seaport of Kompong Som cooperation." more than $14 million. grown to te outside Paris and are Nationally, price increases The Senate had Since Col. Muammar Resentful of poor pay and 147 miles to the southwest, After the last dog dies, the Ct of wider U.S. • North for meats, fruits and El - Quaddafi came into originally passed the bill by money goes to Auburn vegetables, conditions, some government soldiers sought a vote of 73 to 19. House University in Alabama for veterinary research. clothing, power in Libya three years constabulary members to dislodge insurgent forces gasoline, used cars and ago, 1.000 bureaucrats and passage had been on a vote To guard against another generation of lucky dogs, the joined th student who blockaded an eight • of 229 - 171. restaurant meals accounted executives have animals are segregated by sex. been arsonists Monday's mile segment of the road. for about three fifths of arrested. The original Senate A spokesman for Broward National Bank in Fort • Some of those burning of part of Lucknow the total rise in the arrested had been University. The order to Mideast peace ? margin was larger than the Lauderdale, which acts as trustee for tne animals, says the two thirds required for consumer price index. The denounced by "People's disarm the police was Both the U.S. and the - dogs' money is invested in stocks and bonds which stress Labor Dept. also reported passage over a veto. The long • term growth. committees," formed by resisted in several places in Soviet Union are pressing that prices and taxes rose Qaddafi after he proclaimed the Uttar Predesh states, the for a rapid peaceful solution faster during the last 12 a "cultural revolution" constabulary's home of the Middle East Conflict, months than gross wages. New mines sunk April 5. Made up mostly of young workers and ground. where the Near Benares. largest armed West German Minister Walter Scheel is Foreign It's the real thing. Coke. students, the 428 police barracks are situated, reported to have said in KISSINGER committees have sweeping there were heavy exchanges Real lifes calls fc for real taste. South Africans, buoyed Cairo Tuesday. Scheel has e negotiation* powers to oust bureaucrats of fire, but no reports of been talking with Eguption For the taste of your lite—Coca-Cola. on by the rising price of gold in Indochina. and executives for laziness killings. ice on internal markets, have Foreign Minister I Informants claimed that been sinking new mine or on political grounds. Mohammed El - Zayyat and Hamlet retaken f |e talks have been much shafts, enlarging old ones Other objectives of has succeeded in dispelling |TA -'XS!' ' • scope than and - Cambodian government Eguption suspicions about may • revolution include ending Kiginally envisaged to troops Tuesday recaptured - - ones. Every $5 - an • ounce American intentions, a lthide a plan for stability increase in the price of gold opposition to the proposed Doeum Rokar, a deserted source said. His assessment merger with Egypt to take hamlet ^compassing Cambodia is worth more than $141 place Sept. 1, and the south of Phnom Penh that rebels had taken of the Middle East situation s well as a strict million to South Africa, the came after talks with Soviet lication of the six days ago, the military Communist party leader cease producer of most of the "-#r $f§j • |tinSouth Vietnam. Later world's gold. Prices have command reported. Two Leonid I. Brezhnev and lay, Kissinger met with risen more than $45 an capitalism. other government posts President Nixon, Scheel Inch Foreign Minister ounce since January and Police disarmed along Highway 3 in said. rhel Jobert. Robert C. J. 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DOWNTOWN 326 South Washington Atk us 3 E S EAST LANSING 317 East Grand River Ave. about frtt parking *» city nmp &¥>S> P shop Knapp's Meridian Mall Monday thru Saturday 10 to 9; Sunday 12 to 5 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 23, GARY SCHARRER & Second of two parts Will MSU meet the "We have talked about facilities which are necessary to a successful football program, particularly some treatment. challenge? The skeletal frame of the stadium, itself, is not impressive. Unfortunately, responsibility if the football program is to ascend to national reputation. k v\ U Michigan State officials recently Denny Stolz has been rearrangements in our office structure, prep recruits are often influenced by given were confronted with a priority some rearrangements with respect to material things. support. It must continue. evaluation concerning football. staff meeting rooms and we talked The recruiting budget is another In essence, one of two choices were Optimism should be guarded by available: acceptance of mediocrity or about a physical fitness room in the topic of significance. Both Stolz and stadium that will be conducive to a Smith concurred that the recruiting patience. Stolz inherits a team that a commitment to competitiveness with lacks depth to hope for any first - year all necessities attached for following good off - season conditioning budget in recent yeas has not allowed us to compete with U - miracle finish. The 1973 team will not that philosophy. program," Smith said. M, Ohio State be Higher salaries and Notre Dame. It now will be predicted to win eight games, or Athletic Director Burt Smith, even seven. Patience is a key attitude. AH of these concerns were increased. speaking for the University, answered Alumni important the choice on Dec. 13 while appearing committed to Stolz when he accepted Remember that even Duffy wasn't the job. Still a problem for Michigan State before a special board of trustees able to bring more than two outright The promises seem stable enough to football is fund raising. Spartan alumni meeting to name the new football have not been as liberal with donations Big Ten titles. coach. strengthen the program. Higher salaries for assistant coaches as have the doctors and "My conversation with Stolz is that lawyers bred Stolz was a good selection, I believe was the first response. Salary increases at Ann Arbor. we expect a team that is capable of he will exit a great one. It will be Stolz of $3,000 to $4,000 were approved competing with Michigan, Notre Dame Direct involvement who returns Michigan State to the for the three coaches retained from from alumni and Ohio State and the other teams in national limelight again, but it will be Duffy's staff. and friends is crucial for recruiting our conference, and we ask that he do many whose support is needed. the best job possible. Salaries for new appointees are purposes. Financial support promotes The commitments have been "We expect him to win, and we commensurate with other conference improvements and maintenance of facilities. Facilities attract recruits. promised, the expectations voiced. An expect him to have a team that will be teams, ranging from $14,700 to urgency exists now to avoid in the a credit to the University." $17,400. Stolz's salary is $25,000. future what has happened in the last Attractive lures for Unfortunately, mechanics of the Stolz most likely realized tliat recruiting Ralph Young Scholarship Fund have six years. MSU's football remain a target for improvement. An program was not been Trustee Pat Carrigan summed it up extensive weight room housed inside thoroughly publicized. floundering and needed more than just Contributors often aren't aware that best on Dec. 13: one remedy to revitalize it. Stolz then the stadium would be a desirable donations intended specifically for the "I do think that we do a great indicated what he believed was addition, but is not the same as a football program must be earmarked injustice to coaches and to the public football program covered by one roof required from the University for him for the Football Bust Account. when we fail to make clear our as found at the University of to meet expectations of Michigan. expectations and then to provide what competitiveness. Work on stadium Duffy Daugherty's loyalty to MSU, is necessary for them to be met. "He expects a budget for a staff Spartan Stadium is attractive when his dedication in soliciting support for "I think we have done that in the which is competitive to the teams in filled, but recruits see it empty when the University's image is an past. I am anxious that we begin a new our conference," Smith said at the meeting. "He expects a recruiting visiting the campus between December and March. All seats need to be refinished with vinyl plastic — a la immeasurable value. It's the active interest of the alumni that shares a era with a new coach on a different tack." s V budget which will be competitive with the teams in our conference and green and white. And the rust eating particularly Notre Dame. away at the upper deck facing needs Top-name Denny Stolz has accepted the challenge of pumping life into! a slumping MSU football program. Spartan football has n to compete been supported in recent years to the degree needed to meet the! expectations of students, alumni and the public for a successful! By CHARLES JOHNSON Tinker is the indoor NCAA 60 - State News Sports Writer program. But that will change according to Stolz and Burtl yard dash champ, while Burton holds Smith. Quality track action comes to MSU down the Big Ten 100 yard crown. State News photos by Craig Porterl this weekend when the top athletes Dill, always capable of a big showing, Collage design by Gary Scharrerl from across the Midwest compete at recently captured the conference 220 the Central Collegiate Championships. title for the second straight year. MSU, which has the honor of Another promising event is the 440 hosting the 48th version of the meet, - yard dash, with Big Ten champ Kim Ump has everythini will send a full squad up against many Rowe of U - M going against Eastern seen of the nation's well - known track Michigan's Stan Vinson, the mid ■ stars, with hopes of posting some American champ. NCAA qualifying performances. Wottle, the combined miler - half "The majority of the athletes who miler from Bowling Green, will will be there are worthy of going to By STEVE STEIN the possibly face Popejoy in either of the Litwhiler in 1969 at the World supervisor of umpires and The Brooklyn, N.Y., native I the NCAA meet, or else their coaches State News Sports Writer Ravashiere was wouldn't send them," MSU asst. track events. Baseball Tournament in the never hired in the that prior to the game Litwhiler! Approximately 500 athletes from MSU baseball fans can scream all Dominican Republic. The opponents majors. him, he had umpired in fiveCaribM coach Jim Bibbs said. "We expect this 30 midwestem and southern schools they want at umpire Tom Ravashiere, were the American team and the Worltffceries. ra&t to be a real treat for Spartan because he will compete in the meet, which is set probably won't be affected Cuban team • a rivalry which stretched "I have officiated with militifl track fans." for MSU's Ralph Young Field this by it. After all, if you had umpired a little farther than the playing field. "They told me I was too old, and it over the field many times," he saitl Some of the top names in the while two revolutions were in progress was a bad excuse, but I'm not Friday and Saturday. "We had an Army escort on and off going to Central Collegiate Championships' all - and been berated in three languages, make sour grapes over it," Ravashiere the field, and the police and army on star cast include Olympians Gerald Noting two examples, he said | Competition is slated to begin nothing can really shake you up. the top of our dugout and all over the said. "I have worked with about 60% in 1958, in Venezuela, the last 0 Tinker, Dave Wottle and Larry Burton. Friday at 4 p.m. with finals in five "They can't really scare me because of the major league umps today and field," Litwhiler said. "But, he was out team to play in the World I The Spartans have some muscle of events and will continue Saturday at 2 I've been scared about half of them couldn't keep up by experts," there by himself. participated, and in order to prol their own in the likes of Marshall Dill, p.m. with the with me." remaining 15 Ravashiere joked. Ken Popejoy and Dob Cassleman. championships determined. Ravashiere, who umpired at several "He really took charge of the game him, he was put in a jail the before the contest. nf A natural matchup in the 100 General admission will be $1 for • Spartan baseball games this past and did a great job under extreme Litwhiler found out about his yard and 220 • yard dashes will Friday and $2 for Saturday. Tickets season, has had quite an interesting pressure. In fact, the Cubans requested quitting and wrote to him, asking him Then, in 1961, in Panama, al develop between Kent State's Tinker, for both days can be purchased as a career on the baseball diamond. him behind the plate because they to return and work some college games erupted on the field after some* Purdue's Burton and the Spartans' package for $2.50 at Jenison had put an artnful of fireworks Starting with his playing days at knew he was the best." in the Midwest. | Dill. Fieidhouse. Montreal in 1946, which at that time Since then, team's dugout and then v Litwhiler was so impressed that he Ravashiere has been was a farm team of the Brooklyn wrote to George Sisler, Jr., president working NCAA playoffs and contests Dodgers, and continuing through his of the International League, where at Ohio State, Michigan, Eastern "I really enjoy umpiril Ravashiere said. "I like to f Advance football tickets work seen during as just an umpire, Ravashiere lias about a ball game. everything happen Ravashiere had umpired for 13 years during the regular season, and to both Michigan and MSU. He was assigned through the complete command of the kid with the fans, also." gain?! league presidents in the American and National Assn. of Professional Baseball Ravashiere was first spotted by National Leagues. to umpire games in the Caribbean MSU and U.S. baseball coach Danny sale Thursday However, the letters got as far as going on starting in winter 1958. "They are the greatest"! The MSU ticket office has Ticket prices for all Spartan games declared. "I have never gone | announced that it will begin selling have been increased from $6 to $7. when there has been a bad c special advance football tickets for this Look, you drew 3,000 people I fall, Thursday. when MSU played Mihcigan I The sale, which will end May 31, is season. The Toledo Mudl open to all students, faculty and staff. (International League Club) don'tB The tickets may be purchased at Big Ten Commissioner Wayne Duke draw that much." Jenison Fieidhouse between 8:30 a.m. will be among the featured guests at and 4:30 p.m. the MSU Varsity Club's annual There will be a limit of two tickets chicken fry, 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the each for the Oct. 6 Notre Dame game International Center's Crossroads Major League at South Bend, Ind., and the Oct. 13 Cafeteria. Michigan game at Spartan Stadium. MSU will open its home schedule Outstanding members of the club Standings will receive awards and new members this fall against the UCLA Bruins and will be inducted. Admission is $3 for (not including Tuesday's games)| quarterback Mark Harmon. the public. American League Spartan of the Year East This is the final ballot which will vote of the student body. Detroit 20 18 52 appear in the State News for those All ballots should be submitted to Baltimore 17-18 .48 students casting a ballot for Spartan of 345 Student Services Bldg. A basket New York '» 20 Aa1[ the Year. located near the sports desk will be Milwaukee 17-19 .47. Boston 15 I' A* provided for all entries. Three Cleveland 17 - 23 -42! The winner will be announced in candidates for both man and woman the final issue of the State News this athlete of the year, in order of term. He will be selected solely by preference, should be chosen. -Chicago California Kansas City 23- 17 .575 I Oakland 21-19 -52s 11A| Minnesota 18-17 .514 3» Texas 12 -23 343 »«l National League East 1 ' - "■i .*5.M Chicago New York 19-16 '543 J Pittsburgh 16 17 .485 4 I SPARTAN SPARTAN Montreal Philadelphia 1 5 - 1 8 14 24 -455 Si I 333 MAN WOMAN Was that St. Louis 12 24 (one vote p*r student allowed) Umpire Tom Ravashiere, here behind the Central Michigan catcher during a game at Kobs Field , was a familiar figure in several Spartan baseball games this past season. The stocky arbitor has had quite an interesting career behind the plbte and on the bases, umpiring in the International League and in the Caribbean and Puerto Rico during the winter season. Houston San Francisco ;;:i; 23-16 -590 if is :l Cincinnati 23 17 .575 l| Ravashiere, in addition to his umpiring duties working college games in the Midwest, is also Los Angeles 16 - 22 421 «J Atlanta supervisor of recreation in Toledo, Ohio. State News photo by John Djck8t)n San Diego 15 26 -3 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 23, 1973 1] iity on constant watch Brody adviser Jifor contaminated By MIKE galatola are water hired full-time Judy Braithwaite, by MSU on a a counselor at Brody, has been hired permanent basis, Rowland Pierson, head of encased in pipe and prevent the University State New* Staff Writer cemented into the rock. any contaminated Counseling Center, announced Tuesday. water at the 100 foot level The announcement came at a Even though East "We therefore don't meeting between Pierson, get 'Yet patrons had been from seeping inside." James Hamilton, director of special shallow water in our programs, Braithwaite iQgjjig's drinking water ia wells," drinking water containing But Mack believed the and representatives of concerned students at J^dered safe compared to Robert Bruce, East Lansing Brody. type II poliovirus since viral content of the waste "The main thing I have to say is that Lv systems around city engineer, said. "The January of that year, and water presents a potential been made for Judy to arrangements have stay," Pierson said Jf nation, a possibility of water that comes from 400 several were sent to the hazard for East Lansing. shortly after the meeting began. "There were some developments that didn't ■Li contamination from feet below the ground is hospital. Only because He said that in 1971 he occur until 10 we days ago that enabled me to work it out." Le water still exists. much purer than surface concentrated on looking for discovered viruses in 44 per Braithwaite, a popular counselor among both Brody and I^ny cities use surface sources provide." But health officials still viruses in the water did we cent of a set of samples he non - Brody students, was hired fall term to temporarily -ujces, like rivers or lakes, find them." took out of the Red Cedar replace Maggie Martin, who was out on maternity leave. take precautions before w their drinking water and Mack said the incident River, 500 feet from the When Martin returned spring term, Braithwaite's term of birefore run a high risk If letting the water reach East also proved that outflow of the East Lansing employment had officially ended and she was told by both l|Ving viruses or toxic Lansing residents. chlorination will not waste water Hamilton and Pierson that she could not be treatment guaranteed a j-micals in the water, a "We chlorinate the water completely render harmless plant. permanent position. Tcent Environmental in accord with Health Michigan any drinking water with "I agree that the chances When students discovered that last week, they organized flection Agency report Dept. standards," sewage still in it. to draw up and circulate Bruce said. "Then we test it of a virus petitions, write letters and choose But C. C. Crumley, asst. contaminating the representatives to meet with administrators. The number of ^But East Lansing uses for evidence of coliform bacteria. division chief of the Public water in our local wells is very slim," Mack said. "But students attending meetings exceeded 120. it run 400 feet deep The health Water Supply Division said At the meeting Tuesday Pierson told students he had These wells I think that as -*— department believes that if that the Monroe well was long as the been working to try to find Braithwaite a viruses were in the water, possibility exists, we've got permanent only 100 feet deep. to find a position even before he knew of the acti ve student concern the bacteria would also be way to remove for her. Wolverine present, but none of our "The depth construction and location of East Lansing those viruses out of the "This follows the hopes and planning I had all along," he tests have discovered waste water." any wells prevent similar said. "The job to be done was to a Mack said no certain figure a way to extend the The 1973 Wolverine may bacteria yet." occurrence," Crumley said. appointment." method of removing viruses picked up in 30 Student But Walter N. Mack, "The wells must be at least from waste water exists at Braithwaite Students at the meeting expressed relief at hearing of nvices Bldg. Monday MS U pro fessor of 200 feet away from any will Braithwaite's permanent appointment as a counselor at present but he hopes to get assume a permanent, full - time job as a ough Friday between 9 microbiology and public source of pollution, and Brody. "If Judy wasn't going to be here in the fall," one funds for intensive research counselor in Brody Complex. i. and 5 p.m. starting health, said the coliform their depth and casing woman told Pierson, "living here would be like Jnesday. bacteria test will not detect to find that method. State News photo by Dale Atkins hell." living in All of these copies there viruses. m been paid for in "In February 1970 state Ivance, but a limited health officials certified a nber of yearbooks will private drinking well used available Friday in area by a Monroe restaurant as ibtores for $12.50 each. safe since tests didn't turn drug robberies eported in week The third drug - related armed robbery on campus in a Nk occurred around midnight Monday in East Shaw Hall. Campus police were told by an East Shaw Hall resident it three men came to his room and demanded money and mp at gunpoint. The gun was reportedly a .22 caliber tolver. Hie student told police he had no money to give the CD but he gave them a quantity of marijuana valued at native .itwhiler ve Caribl he said e last Ci Vorld S r to pro lil the n umpir ke to ie game eatest," gone bad c people ihcigan Mud )j don't ue 474 2 472 2 441 3 425 4 525 3 514 M 343 9M 543 J 485 4 455 5 368 .575 J! DAI\ .421 ,366 I® 224 ABBOTT RD. 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FOOD SERVICE help wanted. „student Services ■.a«. 0,,«r- Call 337-2485, 349-1607. 5-5-20 Our last FULL OR part time driveway Immediate openings. Apply of publishing day evenings. 4-5-25 salesman. Contact Fred in person, ALLE EY NIGHT spring term. Get ONE AND two bedroom jutomotive your ad in! mustang 1972 - 351, 4V, 4 Heller, 349-9726. 3-5-25 CLUB. 2-5-24 furnished mobile homes, footers & Cyclet •peed, power, 16,000 miles, $30-$35/ week. Beginning iirts & Service 355-8255 excellent TOPLESS DANCERS and SELL / BUY nutritional food 347 Student Services condition, $2,300/ models wanted. $7.50 bars, best offer, 332-4594. 4-5-25 per complete meal. Aviation hour. Call 489-1215. 7-6-1 625-7558 after 4pm. 7-6-1 :MPLOYMENT CHEVROLET, 1972 - long wheel mustang 1967 34.000 miles, fENT - :0R ^cqv-oj-io van. TEACHERS NOW being TALENTED, VERSATILE 6 cylinder, automatic. Call SINGLE ROOMS summer, $60. Automatic, V-8. carpeted, interviewed for Sunday musician wanted to play Apartments radio. Call 349-3003. 3-5-23 __332-4638. 3-5-24 school positions for next flute, fife and fall, $70. 2 blocks to campus, possibly Houses year. CONGREGATION recorder for movie parking, furnished, carpeted, looms CHEVROLET IMPALA - 1966, mustang 1965 289 V-8, automatic, - Convertible^ SHAAREY ZEDEK track. Also need snare sound drum cooking and laundry. Call many Mark, 351-7236. 7-6-1 POR SALE 2 door, $220, good new parts, reasonable. SUNDAY SCHOOL. Please player. Improvisation ability transportation call Joanna Stark, 332-6715. helpful. Audition 7-9pm May You Can Be Animals car, call 337-9676. 3-5-25 mobile Homes J393-4211. 5-5-25 3-5-23 23-24, Room 135 Music LOST & FOUND CHEVROLET 1963,~au7om~aIk. OLDS CUTLASS SX loaded, 26,000 miles. -~1971 "could i the iron see wind TWO MEN needed for light Building. X-3-5-24 Canoeing Down 6, dependable Call' the PERSONAL transportation after 6:30pm. Best delivery work. Must have car >eanuts personal $ 120/ best offer. 355 9916 5-5-23 332-1741. 5-5-24 offer to) rule (ww, 6. and know East Lansing, day Red Cedar or evening work, 372-0067. ,eal estate olds Post Office Box 1523 5-5-24 this cutlass 1971 East Laij^ng, Michigan 48823 becreation CHEVY II 1963 wigon. Body standard equipment. 12,000 - Sommer STEREO RENTALS $23 per service rough b sOV-Vdchanically miles, like new, $1800. CLEAN, RELIABLE student to River's & Water's Edge sound. 77,000 miles. $100 live with faculty family for term, $9.50 per month. Free Instruction __355-1004. 5-5-25 ig Service 349-9356. 5-5/23 OPEL GT 1972, excellent | Motorcycles jQ the summer. Help with housework and active 6 year delivery, service and pick-up. No deposit. TV's available at AptS. have purchased some canoes which will be transportation CHEVY 1963 - transpo ~ condition, 4 speed, best old, Okemos. 349-1913. same rates. Call NEJAC, available for tenent use. 337-1300. C-5-31 Sign a Lease today and be WANTED special. Good tires, $120. offer. 353-0063. 3-5-25 VW CAMPER 1969 4-5-25 ready to enjoy the beauty After 5pm 351-6318. 3-5-23 - great BSA 650, 1969. Excellent shape of summer. condition, shag carpet, runs HELP WANTED ••RATES** PLYMOUTH SATE LL7TE~1965 perfect, $2200 or best offer. mechanically, $850. View at STUDENTS NEEDED RENTALS: CAMPERS, trailor Summer Rent from $42.50 CORVAIR 1964 - convertible, V-8, automatic, Capitol Villa Apartments. or pick-up type. Tent power Call after 10 word minimum noon. 332-4132. 351-2760. 4-5-23 immediately for summer Free Roommate Service excellent condition. Original steering,, console, buckets, telescoping and regular style. 5-5-25 — work. Choose your hours and owner, 44,000 miles. Call runs well. 353-0971 evenings' HONDA 750 - Excellent get a variety of work Daily or weekly, from $5/ 332-4432 Lynne, 337-1305. 5-5-29 3-5-25 VW BUS day. 489-5080. C-5-5-29 1965, good engine and condition. First $1,050 takes. assignments. Pay depending LEASING — Fall / Summer transmission, fair body. Call Al, 351-2672. 3-5-24 upon skills. ALBERT STREET 551, one corvette convertible PLYMOUTH 1969 furnished. Large 2 bedroom - 351-3050. 2-5-24 FIND OUT HOW! 1972, luggage rack. Phone $600, phone 663-4662 after block from campus. Large 2 (reduced summer rent). Alsc 1972 HONDA CB175 brand Apply in person at bedroom 393-2426. 5-5-30 6pm. 10-5-29 VW 1970 - furnished, air studio with bunkbeds. Men $900, good condition, 1,300 miles, $500. Call MANPOWER, 105 East ngC3|Elg^ DATSUN 1968 PONTIAC new brakes, muffler. new, 351-6689 after 5pm. 5-5-23 Washtenaw 8am - 3pm. conditioned, balconies. 2 man $150, 3-4 man $180. or couple. 485-3817. 9-6-1 - 4 speed, FIREBIRD 1967 - 351-3682. 3-5-25 HASLETT ARMS 30mpg. Phone 663-4662 new cam, $750. Call Sue, 1970 BSA, custom paint, very _BL*±25 351-9250, 351-6676. 8-6-1 after 6pm. 10-5-29 349-4431 or 349-9494 HOME WANTED for our 1965 WAITRESSES WANTED. APARTMENTS 3-5-23 fine, $1200. 349-4277. Milford Street, 126. SUMMER Beetle — new shocks, brakes, Lunch hours, no Saturday or 135 Collingwood 3-5-25 RENTALS. 2 and 3 man. DODGE 1961 - Step van dual batteries. $350. Rust Sunday. Experience helpful. PHONE: 332-3843 DEADLINE REASONABLE. 2 blocks completely remodeled as PONTIAC GRAND Prix, 1972 free! Beetle parts available. Please call 646-6261 for from campus, deluxe, Now leasing for k P V. one claw day fantastic camper. Good - excellent condition. All 351-2756. 3-5-25 interview. THE POUR condition, see to appreciate. furnished, air conditioned. summer and fall Wfore publication. power, $3600. 482-9776. 332-8296. 5-5-25 HOUSE, just 15 minutes 332-3909, 351 8571, Reasonable, 351-2617, 5-5-25 WANTED TO trade - 1963 from East Lansing. 7-5-25 SUB-LEASE SUMMER 1 372-5767. 0-7-5-31 I Peanuts Personal ads [ must be pre-paid. 332-0040 after 6pm. 6-5-25 DODGE 1968 PONTIAC 1967 - BONNEVILLE convertible, V-8 Chevy wagon for motorcycle, 90, 120cc's. Phone 355-2771. 3-5-25 ^ Auto Service j j~^ j INSURANCE TRAINEE Expanding markets have created Apartments bedroom furnished, carpeted, air, balcony, full kitchen, - Charger RT $130. 337-9243. 3-5-24 automatic, $450. 351-6751 opening in our Grand Lnceilations/Corrections 440, 4-speed, asking $990. COMPLETE an after 5 pm. 5-5-29 IMPORT CAR j Motorcycles """]|"^b| 351-1977.3-5-24 Rapids office for a property NEED ONE girl for Cedar SERVICE including ignition, [12 noon one class day PONTIAC G TO 1970 chassis, brakes, and electrical. and package underwriting NEEDED, 1 GIRL for 4 man in Village, summer term. tort publications. DODGE CORONET - 1968, trainee. We require a college Americana Apartments, fall $50/month. Call Koni. convertible, 39,000 miles, Available at ROBERTS 318, automatic, power degree and a person who is through spring. 351-8458, 332-2930. 3-5-24 400cc, air, steel radials] 1971 BMW 650cc, excellent AUTOMOTIVE CENTER. Iw State News will be free to relocate. If you are steering, 4 door, $795. Phone studded snows, AM/FM, tape condition, 15,000 miles, 4980 Park Lake Anne. Or 337-0782, Doris. Road, interested in a career position onsible only for the 627-7605. 6-5-30 deck, power, under warranty, must sell. 489-5197. 3-5-25 3-5 24 TWYCKINGHAM 2 male Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for where advancement is lint day's incorrect 351-3789. 3-5-25 appointment. 0-5-31 roommates for 4 man starting FIREBIRD ESPRIT 1971, gold, determined by individual 2 GIRLS needed HONDA 1971 350. Runs great, summer term. fall. 351-3127. 3-5-24 A-1 condition, low mileage. ability and merit. Call or Close, call 337-1082 $500 or best offer. Call ALL VW stock or 355-0778. 5-5-30 between write, Personnel Dept., 332 0234. 3-5-24 SJMMER GIRL needed for 3 5-6pm, 489-3582. - * 456-9522. THE HARTFORD 3-5-25 (approximately 20% off). man. Waters Edge. After 6 FQfce GALAXIE - 1966, steal, INSURANCE GROUP. 640 WOMAN GRAD CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 -student, pm, Bev. 351-6523. 3-5-24 >300, 355-5824. 10-5-29 Keeler Building, Grand TEMPEST 1965 • 6 cylinder, HONDA CL350 - K2 Sissy bar, East Kalamazoo Street, 1 roomy, furnished apartment. mile West of Rapids, Ml 49502. 5-5-23 Own good condition, $190 or excellent condition, best campus. bedroom, 351-0943, SUBLEASE SUMMER - pool FORD 1969 -V-8, automatic, offers. 355-9837. 3-5-24 offer. 393-1616. 3-5-25 487-5055. C-5-31 353-9164. 4-5-25 air, 1 bedroom, SI35. 731 WANTED: GIRL for general power, good condition, $650. Burcham. 351-3266. 5-5-29 625 3790. 3-5-24 VOLVO SERVICE housework ."tO*urs weekly YES TOYOTA SILICA 1972 - YAMAHA 1971 - 250MX, - throughfXVrmer. 351-6557. FORD blue/white vinyl top, air good shape, runs good, IMPORTED CAR SERVICE, Lansing only, 5-5/23 two WANTED LIBERAL girl(s) for MAVERICK 1970 - conditioned, AM/FM stereo, extras. Phone 489-4930. exclusively fall. Have apartment close. 30,000 miles, new tires, $1175. 4 tires, E7014 $100. 9,000 332-8054. 5-5-29 miles, $2895. 3-5-25 » Volvo service 882-9808. 19-6-1 shop. MALE VOLUNTEERS urgently johns per 355-0037, 355-0035. 5-5-29 needed for research project. Phone 351-7359. 3-5-24 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED, ISTlN HEALEY "Sprite'* ■ugeye i960. Low mileage, TRIUMPH 1966 - TR4A, good FOR 350CL, SALE! 1972 HONDA 2,800 miles, just MASON East BODY SHOP Kalamazoo Street since - 812 250 4-5/23 Erickson. 355-1755. apartment! sublet $140 utilities included, FORD 1967 — country squire condition, must selll Phone and balconies, too close to campus. 332-4009. od body. 351-7846.3-5-23 tuned. $700. Phone 1 940. wagon, power brakes, 353-1566. 3-5-25 Complete auto Now power 627-4356 after 5pm. 3-5-25 PAINTERS, INSIDE work. May Leasing For steering, air conditioned, painting and collision service. Summer & Fall 1966 LaSabre. 485-0256. C-5-31 22, 24, 26-28. Call 332-6717. luggage rack. $575 or best VOLKSWAGEN 1965. Rebuilt 1971 SU2UKI 500 - 6,000 Summer Rent from S42.50 SUMMER SUBLEASE - 2 n thanically like new, $200 offer. 337-0914. 5-5-25 3-5-24 engine, new exhaust, new miles. $550. Call 353-7098 FREE ROOMMATE SERVICE jl best offer, 484-8131. brakes. Call 484-4614. 5-5/23 after 7pm. X3-5-24 METRIC MOTORS - VW AUDIO TECHNICIAN WATER'S EDGE FORD 1968 - Ranch wagon repair. Okemos Road and - 351-8243. 4-5-25 1-96.349-1929. C-5-31 electronic repair. Full time. automatic, power, good VOLKSWAGEN 1971 - Super 1972 SUZUKI 250 SAVAGE. K WILDCAT convertible Apply in person; STEREO RIVER'S EDGE Beetle, excellent condition, Excellent TWO GIRLS for Capitol Villa good motor, $250. tires, air conditioned, $675. condition, with (iext to Cedar SHOPPE, 543 East Grand Village Truck camper, $225. 22hp fair price. Phone 627-6381. extras. Call 676-4244. 1-5-23 Apartment next year. For ne 646 3791. 3-5-24 River, East Lansing. C-5-5-29 33: - 44 3: Mercury outboard motor, 3-5-25 information, call 337-0425 or K SPECIAL 1964. V-6. $100,651-5867.4-5-29 SUBLET LANSING - 1 351-2788. 5-5-29 WAITRESS - full or part time, '' motor work, $75. VOLVO 1969 142, excellent LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 years bedroom, $138/ month, must be experienced, phone condition, AM/FM, air. Must experience in all types of utilities included. Evenings, EAST LANSING across from out. 353-3024. JAGUAR XKE ROADSTER - _ b|ke.J351-8567. 3-5-25 for appointment, SEA 485-4071. 3-5-23 sell. $1850. Call 337-9353. flight training. Approved for campus, completely $1 ,500 or trade for HAWK RESTAURANT, 2-5-24 BMW, YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, veterans. FRANCIS furnished, prefer married motorcycle. 484-7327. RICKMAN. Buy your new Williamston, 655-2175. couple or graduate student. PARRO 1967, 350SS 4 AVIATION, Airport Road. 5-5-30 motorcycle now and be 5-5-29 VW 1967 Call 484-1324. C-5-31 Available June 1, phone - convertible, very ready for summer. Parts, 332-8552. 5-5-29 JEEP 1966 CJ6 steel cab, good mechanical condition, DISH MACHINE operator - full - service, helmets, leathers and needs paint, 339-2998. Employment JML7! 3-5-23 iVELLE 1964 - New winch, 9 tires. Best offer over $800. 694 3641. 1-5-23 2-5-24 custom accessories. SHEP'S MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 LLfLi or part time. Nights. Phone 655-2175 and ask for _ 1 OR 2 men needed for 4 man WOODSIDE Apartments, East Lansing, NORTH stery, radio, fair condition, Robbie. 5-5-29 summer term. 355-3725 or North Cedar, Holt. Just south grad students, 2 man $90. 337-9664. VW 1956 - new valve job, JEEP CJ-5 V6 must selll Best of I -96 Phone BUSBOY, CLEAN, neat, hard 355-3722. 3-5-23 brakes and exhaust. Good overpass. furnished, air conditioning, offer over $2,100. 355-8841. 696-6621. C-5-5-25 worker, 11:30am to 3:30pm, CREATIVE, ENERGETIC close to campus, ample body, $150. See at Penstan person wanted to head fund LARGE TWO party furnished 3-5-23 6 days. Call for an parking, quiet, call 332-4987. Automotive, Cedar Street, ^ILE 111 Tim,19/ v, black $2295. 349-2760 until Mason. XI-5-23 1971 HONDA 450, excellent condition, 332-0866. Ask for appo i ntment. JIM'S raising committee for small, efficiencies. Air conditioned. Close to campus. $128 0-5-23 TIFFANY PLACE, 116 East private high school for 1973 - 3-5-25 MAVERICK GRABBER - Steve. 4-5-25 1974 school year. Experience summer. $158 fall. 484-0585, HASLETT AREA, 2 bedroom, VW VAN Michigan. 372-4300. 5-5-24 1970, new tires. Looks, runs 1968 - good desirable. Hours if no answer, 351-1610. all flexible. electric, $185-' month. great I Make offerl 349-1216, condition, rebuilt engine and HONDA 450 0-5-31 JLLE "SS" - 1972, 350 J automatic, vinyl top, evenings. Leave message, extras. Priced to sell. After - 1972, excellent condition, luggage rack, new FALL TERM-part time I need a mature man to recruit Commission Phone negotiable. 337-1337, 9-3pm. 339-2334, 484-4157. 10-5-29 6pm, Rick, 394-0349. 3-5-23 jjffM. 371-2236. 5-5-23 Arlene. 5-5-30 tire. 393-0496. 3-5-24 and supervise Detroit Free 5-5-29 Press carrier - Beginning late summer. You salesmen. MEN, WOMEN wanting CROSSWORD Collingtooob establish hours according to independent summer earnings should call 355-7782 PUZZLE ®toj»cbtng!)am your schedule. Interesting work for person who can evenings. 3-5-24 ACROSS motivate teenage children. means Car necessary. Good part - SUMMER AND oart time 1. Poisonous time employment; exceptional salary 6. Overjoy salary plus commission. program; automobile required. 11. Abbreviated Write P.O. 265, Okemos, PARAGON PRODUCTS. INC. swim suit Michigan 48864. 5-5-25 12. Plant root TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing 351-5800. C-2-5-24 13. Hypothetical student units for summer and fall. These spacious LPN — 3 afternoons weekly in force doctor's office. Write Mrs. CHOIR DIRECTOR needed by luxury apartments are completely carpeted and church in small community 14 Incensed Bronson, 523 West Mt. Hope, 16 Japanese sash furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean Lansing. 5-5/23 near Lansing. Must be 18. Gender furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage available by September. For 19. Copycat 20 Mattress case 5. Apple drink disposal and individual central control air WORK PART time for $300 information call 627-6886. B-1-5-23 22 Kind ol coffee 51. Father of Zeus 6 Work unit conditioning. These four man units have up to 3 now, and insure a high paying 7. Miss Turner 24 Chinese pagoda 53. Fumes summer job in Lansing or 8, Adiust parking spaces per unit. Recreating is planned for 25. Infuse 54. Recognition throughout Western CO-OP NURSERY school 9 Clothes moth with a heated swimming pool, recreation rooms and 15" ~ private balconies. If you want to be among the first Michigan. 489-3494. C-5-31 looking for teacher 5 mornings / week to start n genus 10 Added 11 High shoes residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. Summer HOME /HEALTH aide for September. Experience leases are 3 months and start at $55 per man. Fall quadraplegic further woman. Information For and preferred. 2 years college required. Resume and letters % 1/ Winter per l leases are 9 + 12 months and start RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: 351-7166. at $62.50 FOR duties 349-4918. X-5-5-23 of reference should be sent to 949 Westlawn, East Lansing, % ,'i Tonality .'6 Water lily leaf COCKTAIL WAITRESS - 48823. 7-6-1 28 Overtop restaurant and lounge, 30 Grape ietu$>* Lansing. Spring, summer, fall, MALE FULL time sales person. 32. Spawn of fish 33 Bypass employment. 484-4422. Retail experience helpful. lots of grass MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVE!, Y BY: 0-13-5/31 Apply at CANTERBURY SHOP, 233 East Grand River. 34 Opposed to lee 35. Parish priest '36 Serpent BARTENDER restaurant - and LANSING cocktail 4-5-29 1 *«>nditionad • Unlimited Parkin* AIL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. lounce. THE DOME ROOM, 39 42. Rival Rabbit's tail •New Furniture phone 484-4422. 0-5-31 DRIVER WITH own van for 44 Oemigud 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 morning weekend w il«?rp*,,r* Northwind •Modal Open Daily Call 361-8282 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 EXPERIENCED COOK - full early delivery of Detroit Free Pres 47 48. Alternatives Put on or part time, 6:30am to 3pm. in South Lansing. Call 52 Denial (Behind the Yankee Store) Call 655-2175. 5-5 23 393-7115. 2 5-24 14 Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 23, i9- |" Apartments l3gPl c Apartments m r. m For Sale LOVELY FURNISHED NEAR CAMPUS. 1 bedroom, 2 DOUBLE liberal OKEMOS • SUMMER and fall. 1 APARTMENTS 3 single SUMMER - SUMMER SUMMER. 2 or 3 man suite bedroom, 2 man apartments, efficiencies, 915 Lilac, luxury apartments, house, furnished, utilities, comfortable rooms, furnished call 4-5 bedroom fully furnished, TV lounge, $135 and $155/month. 2 $ 1 2 0 -$ 1 30. Available unfurnished, $175. Furnished 485-4972 very near campus. 351-2681. house, 114 blocks from after 9pm. laundry, parking, very close, efficiencies bedrooms, 3 man apartments, beginning June. 349-3604 or $140. Call Available for summer / fall. X-5-5-23 campus, 337-1281. 4-5-25 332-5722 or 484-9774 DISCOUNT, 26[' $174/month. Furnished plus 332-6715 after 2pm. 0-5-5-25 evenings, 351-9020. 10-5-24 East side of campus. Close, 0-5-31 utilities and deposit. No pets. reasonable includes EAST SIDE. 4 bedroom, SEVERAL HOUSES 3 or 4 DELTA ARMS NEED WOMAN to sublet rant, - s 5-5- IV4-4948. 11-5-31 utilities. 3-5-23 furnished, $250. 12 month bedroom, summer or fall apartment close to ONE MAN needed summer, $50 APARTMENTS campus lease, $170. Summer, 3 leases. 351-1191. 4-5-25 Cheap Dual OKEMOS 2 bedroom, 2 bath, summer. Air conditioning, UNIVERSITY VILLA month lease available June month, own bedroom, close 1229 * >DiES' blue - 235 Delta Street rent negotiable. 355-6400, to campus, 332-3867. 3-5-25 y -15 cartridge « with two tini furnished, utilities paid. Phone 351-6006. 5-5-23 PHONE: 332 -4929 355-7151. 5-5-30 APARTMENTS 635 Abbott Road 15,676 1557. X16-6-1 GIRLS TO share house. 545. plus utilities. 484-0239, Lansing, SUMMER. MALE, share room, AIM track 498 recording 4;,,?d' — Now leasing for ONE GIRL needed for 3 PHONE: 351 - 2249 SUMMER FEMALE preferred, Diane. 3-5-24 furnished, close, clean, cheap, separate aec" man WHILE THEY LAST - summer. summer and fall. nice 4 bedroom, furnished quiet. 351-1269. 3 5-24 1 bedroom $110-$130. 2 summer. Twyckingham. Call Now co-ed Lake Lansing house. FOUR BEDROOM 351-0717. F'JRNISHED 1 bedroom, air 332-6648. W-5-5-30 leasing for house, bedroom $150. 208 Cedar - 339 8922. 2-5-23 summer and fall. East SLEEPING ROOM summer and fall near MSU, CLARINET Street. 1 bedroom conditioned, west side of Lansing, clean. 351-3067. BUFFET campus, $150 for 2, utilities 135 KEDZIE, 1 bedroom fyrnished, male preferred. new. Retail $6oo $100 $ 120. 2 bedroom $140. 3 and 4 man air conditioned, OWN ROOM in house, $60 5-5-25 . Phone 332-0322. 3-5-24 AskJ furnished, limited summer 1300 East Grand River. After paid. Available June 332-6715. 3-5-23 14. rentals, reduced rate, balcony on Red Cedar. 3 utilities paid, close. Call ^ Call Kurt. 332-5555, 3 5pm. 5-5/23 blocks from campus, Summer 351-5669. 3-5-24 SUMMER — TWO bedroom, 882-2316, 482 2937. 3-5-25 $160, $180 per month. $220. One bedroom, $150. FURNITURE e7b UNIVERSITY TERRACE SUMMER SUBLEASE with Phone NEED TWO for house AMERICAN: 2 ervl 351-9036, 9 5 near Rooms, $50, $75. One „ OPENING FOR 2 coffee table, APARTMENTS option to lease 2 bedroom unfurnished air conditioned. Village or 3 in Cedar Apartment weekdays. 5-5-25 campus. Own rooms, $70/ available June 1st. Call SPECIAL October. dosk Unu;. N(J 414 Michigan Avenue month, including utilities. 12 372-7074 after 5pm. 2-5-24 SALE - Gibaon overlooking Red Cedar. For SUMMER Californi Close to campus, $170. SUBLET. Lar9e 2 months. 332-2225. 3-5-24 guitars at 40% off. Also big PHONE: 337 -9341 337-1816 after 6pm. 4-5-24 summer term possibly fall. man apartment. Close, SUMMER SUBLET one male savings on Guild, Madeira, MOVING SALE after 3pm Call 332-0398. 1-5-23 furnished, air. $140. EAST LANSING, furnished 4 for own room in 2 bedroom, Yamaha and all other guitars Friday 4-9pm. n67 "TW, 1 & 2 bedroom now leasing LIBERAL GIRL for 4 man, 332-1179. 3-5-25 bedroom faculty home, June 2 man house. Close to in stock. ELDERLY A|( Call 332-3882 BEECHWOOD Lansing. '73- 74 15 - September 1. $70/ week campus. Call 355-9397 5:30 INSTRUMENTS, 541 East Furnit SUMMER SUBLEASE air - 2 man, evenings. 3-5-23 APARTMENTS SUMMER, CLOSE to campus, 2 plus utilities. 332-4790. 6:30pm. 3-5-25 Grand River, (below tires, Player, clothes, drye rJ conditioned, apartment. man, air, furnished. $150. 35-24 Paramount) 332-4331, dishes Close. $135. 351-1764. GIRL NEEDED 1130 BEECH STREET 337-2517. 5-5-30 •amp, misc. 332-8841, (. 1 summer - EAST LANSING, colonial 1-7pm. C-4-5-25 5-5-29 Campus Hill, pool, PHONE: 351-9564 WOMEN FOR own rooms in duplex for rent, summer or dishwasher. $45. 349-1748. Now leasing for GIRL NEEDED for 2 bedroom Lansing house, $55/ month for year. 332-2872. 2-5-24 1 GIRL NEEDED for 1 3-5-24 summer and fall. four man, fall through spring. plus deposit, utilities t©€PEH£] bedroom furnished $75. Cedar Village included, no lease, no pets, ROOM AND Board available in apartment starting fall. GIRL NEEDED for 4 man, fall, ONE BEDROOM furnished 337-0238. 5 5-30 phone 489-4524. 3-5-25 exchange for child care after 332-6086. 4-5-25 $55/ month, near campus. apartment, downtown school and earth some evenings. cruising machines SHARP 355-3792. 3-5-24 Lansing. Ideal for married GIRL FOR 2 man. Bogue SUMMER TERM walking 351-2369. 3-5-25 TELECASTER several Fender NOW LEASING - summer and couples or graduate students, Street. Air conditioned. distance MSU, furnished. 2 peugeot ampljfj* trade for fall 2, 3, 4 man (women) SUPER CHEAP! from $155. For information, girls needed, $50 each, no Showman or t Summer / Fall. 351-0136. FOR RENT atala John apartments, /% block from l or Summer - Across call WALTER NELLER 3 5-25 pets. After 6pm, 349 3849. 489-3025. 3 5-25 campus. 126 Orchard or call from Campus COMPANY, 489-6561. 1-5-23 bottecchia HOUSES, APARTMENTS, SCHWINN 337-1800 before 1pm. 17-6-1 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 Man Apts. 106-1 ganna CONTINENTAl duplexes, farms. Furnished, 26" Call 332-6246 after 4 p.m. MODERN 2 bedroom furnished frame, 10 speed De EAST SIDE clean, furnished, 1 unfurnished, all areas, all luggage rack, and gen< 2 GIRLS needed summer term Velocipede Peddler CAMPUS VIEW home, available summer price ranges, children and with bedroom, utilities paid. for Chalet Apartments. $60 541 E. Grand River lights, $100 F APARTMENTS term. $50 each, no pets. pets okay. Fee required. Call Married couple. DODGE each per man. July, August, 355-2771.3-5 25 REALTY. Phone 482-5909. 1 QUIET MAN for 2 man $30. each September, After 6pm, 349 3849. 1-5-23 HOME RENTALS, 1004 East \Downstairs 351 - 724oJ 7-5-30 Michigan Avenue. Phone 13" PORTABLE apartment, own room, Security deposit. 337-1267 SUMMER 6 color - girls, walking 372-4600, open 9 - 9pm. TIRES, 1 5.60x15 studded excellent evenings, 332-3016. June 5-524 condition. distance, . - parking, 5 X30-5/31 and 5 6.00x15 regular. 351-9527 after 5pm. EAST LANSING luxury December. 3-5-23 SUMMER at bedrooms, furnished. snows $10 each, fits VW's. 4 1964 2-! efficiencies, air conditioned. MALE ROOMMATE 332-5731. 3-5-25 Summer and / or fall. Phone 3 GIRLS WANTED for Meedowbrook Trace, $70 BURCHAM TWO BEDROOM, four person Volvo rims $5 each. 482-4947. 1972 SCHWINN SUPER 351-1258. 10-6-1 house. Summer. Reduced 3-5-24 lemon, 24" frame, 1 Twyckingham. 2 fall through monthly, swimming pool. WOODS OKEMOS, ATTRACTIVE 3 rent. $200. 337-2372. 3-5-23 rear carrier rack, John, 393-7319. 8-5-24 SUMMER spring, 1 winter term only. Spend your SUMMER poolslde bedroom, furnished. PORTABLE HOOVER Call Lynn or Gail, 882-1304. Enjoy the best In summer livln< Sabbatical year from and washer bellwether carrier^ leasing EVERGREEN ARMS 'Heated Pool dryer, good condition, pomp, like new. 645 3-5-24 "laundry ONLY $130 per mo. Large- September, 349 1690. 4-5-29 $50 each. Call after 7pm. 1-5-23 'Ample Parking * Air Cond. mornings, airy 1 bedroom apt. New APARTMENTS •Nicely Furnished evenings, 339-8063. 5-5-29 carpeting, completely SUMMER SUBLEASE - 2 man, EAST LANSING, Pinecrest area, 8 MM FILM furnished. Air Conditioned. 341 Evergreen Street Summer Leases MEN. CLOSE FESTIVA $160, 1 block, couples furnished, 3 bedroom ranch. to MSU. Clean, SCUBAPRO DIVING GEAR - PHONE: 351-6821 911 Marigold welcome. 351-5086. 3-5-24 Studio Apts. $125 mo. July 1973 - August 1974. quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone Now 1 Bedroom complete with full wet suit, leasing for $140 mo. Married couple / family, no 485-8836. 0-5-31 * 2 Bedroom $149 mo. accessories. Asking $300. 337-7328 or 351-8545 summer and fall MILFORD STREET, 126. 2 Sec. Deposit - $100 pets. Call 332-1668. 7-6-1 355-0927. 5-5-29 blocks from campus. Deluxe, 745 Burcham Dr. 351-3118 ROOMS AT sorority, $200 EAST LANSING, close - in, 3 GIRL TO share townhouse. rooms and bath, unfurnished, air conditioned, furnished, 2 2075 Dean Avenue, Holt, summer term, kitchen Own room $109, 154 bath. or 484-4014 married couple only, $151 man, $180. 3 man, $195. Michigan. 4 bedroom ranch, privileges. Call 332-0851. 351-0580.4-5 25 Now leasing. 332-3909, 3 young men to share. $250 B-1-5-23 per month, phone 332-5988 351-8571, 372-5767. 0-5-31 per month, all utilities paid. after 6 pm. 3-5-24 EAST LANSING - 1 girl 699-2729. 3-5-25 ROOMS FOR rent, parking, SHOP AND COMPAREI Lowest TONIGHT needed for furnished 2 man, consistent record prices in close to campus. 332-5035. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE own room, summer only, ONE MALE, quiet, looking for town. MARSHALL MUSIC, 7:00 pni 5-5-30 north, furnished 1 bedroom, utilities paid available June 5, NOW $80. 351-4799. 5-5-24 roommates. Summer and/or fall. Call Mark, 355-0529. FALL. furnished, THREE bedroom, well lease. Lansing. 245 Ann Street. C-1-5-23 AND Bob, 353-9543, 337-9130. GOOD PEOPLE NEEDED, 2 9:30 PM $135 plus deposit. 627-5454. LEASING FOR SUMMER - CLOSE to campus. 3-5-25 3-5-25 bedrooms, house. Furnished, 'END WATERGATE WITH 3-5-24 2 HONOR" bumper stickers. SUMMER man, air, furnished, yard, close. Summer. Rent 50c and a self addressed ZENITH AM/FM Only 20 apts. left (or balcony, 351-6819. 6-2-25 NORTH POINTE - WANT TO sub-let in married summe EAST LANSING, 3 bedroom negotiable. 332-5492. 5-5-30 stamped envelope to Remeny phonograph system housing for July - August. Summer Rates: 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT APARTMENTS home for rent, summer only. for Representative. 131 sell! Phone 351-9! - Prefer 337-0273. $250/ month plus MALES starting fall. Utilities 337-1480. 3-5-24 ground level. Call 2 Persons in Linda Knoll, Bloomfield0 616-964-8235 collect completely iyr.'MSjNJd, ,1230,flaslett.Road utilities. No singles. 3-5-25 paid, kitchen, furnished, near carpeted Hills, Ml 48013. 3 6-25" 2 Bedroom Apt. 489 4^07, PHONE: 351-2353 campus. 351-2779. X3-5-24 between 6-7 pm. 3-5-24 489-1323. 5-5-23 SCHWINN COLLEGIATE $150 per mo. 1 & 2 Bedroom WANTED: 3 persons for 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. speed bicycle, Kustom 2 MAN, 1 block from campus, furnished or unfurnished bedroom house. Low rei t, MEN, CLEAN, quiet, near 3 or 4 Persons in PLUSH APARTMENTS for Tanks, canisters, and ,watt bass amp. Fra Red close to campus. C ill campus. Call 337-2758. bass near Barn, furni;hed. 2 Bedroom Apt. SUBLET APARTMENT summer uprights. Guaranteed 1 full and case. 351- summer living. Complete 351-2781. 7-5-25 3-5-25 summer rates. 337-1846 or with year. $7.88 and up. DENNIS X3-5/24 $180 per mo. pool, air conditioning, — one block from campus, 332-1703. 5-5-29 balconies dishwashers. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, and furnished, air conditioned, 1 ONE MAN needed to share four SINGLE, MALE, cooking, 316 North Cedar, opposite SONY 260 RECORD $47/ "731" bedroom. 337-0400. 3-5-25 SUMMER SUBLEASE - close, 2 CEDAR APARTMENTS, person. 731 man house for summer. $45/ dishwasher, Large mobile City Market. C-3-5-24 Garrard turntable, Fi man, air - conditioned, $120 Burcham Drive. 351-7212. month. CaM 484-5160 6-7pm. home. Close. $50. 351-2715. showman, Marshall 100, per month. Call 332-0692. VILLAGE 1-5-23 £ 5-5-23 25-24 SEWING MACHINE clearance cabinets. 48 2-2339. 3-5: 3-5-24 sale! Brand new portable, EAST SIDE. 4 bedroom, WOMEN, SINGLE, July 25th $49.95, $5 per month. Large TWO LARGE cabinets, NORTHEAST LANSING SUMMER SU8LEASE - 126 furnished, $250. 12 month September 16th, furnished, selection of reconditioned - with Pioneer 12" spe PEOPLE NEEDED unfurnished, appliances, FREE RENT, exchange for 2 Milford, 2-man, air summer, lease, available June 15, kitchen, M.A.C. 332-2641. used machines. Singers, Tweeter 10 watts, mid-i own utilities paid, married couple, girls little domestic work. conditioned, furnished, room. House, close to 676-1557. 16-6-1 B-2-5-24 Whites, Necchis, New Home 20 watts and 25 watts, S< no children or pets. $145. 332-5977. 5-5-29 351-6949. 5-5-25 campus. 337-9464. 5-5/23 and "many others." $19.95 WOMEN needed for SUMMER - ROOMS in big 663-4345, 482-8667 5-5-25 . TWO to $39.95. Terms. WANTED COUPLE to sublet EAST LANSING lower duplex, LOVELY FURNISHED homes, house near campus. Utilities house. Own rooms. Summer. EDV'ARDS DISTRIBUTING SUMMER SUBLEASE -$120, 2 summer term, furnished 1 2 bedroom, furnished, near campus. 2 or 5 $46.25. 351 2279. 5-5-24 included in rent. 332-5497. COMPANY. 1115 North man apartment, close, air bedroom apartment, utilities available June 15. Telephone, bedrooms, $160 5-5/23 TEAC 1250 tape deck, 3 n $300/month. Call Grady at Washington. 489 6448. conditioned. 351-3641. paid, $115. Call 353-6849. 351 5964. 5-5-25 SUMMER OWN in dual bias, auto revei - room C-3-5-24 3-5-24 3-5-24 PROGRESSIVE REALITY. SUMMER ROOM / board. Girls. furnished house near campus. year old, immaculate' 372-5512. 3-5-24 Theta House. 303 Oakhill. or best offer. 332 APARTMENT SUMMER, From $40/ month. 332-0105. 5-5-24 349-9371, 337-0100. B evenings. 4-5-25 furnished, $110. East side KAROLYH'S Lansing. 10-5-30 PX, 351-5323. FOREST GREEN duplex. September. - new luxury Occupancy Two bedroom FOREST ROAD — available 10-5-31_ SUMMER ROOMS on Grove t©SPEEK? LIBRARY BOOKS, immediately, duplex, nearly like new, over 1000. 25c KNITS ANDK0TT0NS MALE WANTED for and den, 1% baths, garage, basement, $260. No pets. 372-7074 after 5pm. 2-5-24 new, 3 bedrooms with family room, garage, complete Street, summer. $125 person 351 -6891. 6-5-25 entire EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAINS each. Beautiful import Phone 669-9311. 3-5-25 formerly the Bargain Barn Twyckingham next year - kitchen, completely carpeted, REMAINDER hurry, call 337-0416. 5-5-25 RESPONSI BLf FAMILY $250/ month. Phone JAMP TRAILER all alumi OF TERM! ! GET 51 BACK FROM DUPLEXES - summer and fall, wanted to rent 3 bedroom 393-7659 weekends. 5-5-24 after 5pm and 351-0182. 5-5-25 canvas top, good tires, 1 to go except license, $10 3 4 bedrooms. Call house, and care for dog and Velocipede Peddler I UNIQUE INVISIBLE ZIPPERS! - SUMMER. highest offer on Satur 669-9939 9-6-1 cat. Available from about DOUBLE, 541 E. Grand River June 20 WALK TO duplex. May 26. See and buy at I 100% Woven to September 8. Call campus, completely furnished, Polyester Silk 1020 Short Street, 4-man Hopkins, Lansing. 2 bl Screen Prints - $1.98 SUBLET 2 MAN apartment 351 4893 5-5-25 unit, furnished, utilities paid. utilities, kitchen, parking, TV lounge, laundry, very close. ^Downstairs 351 ■ 7240 north AAA building IG summer, furnished, good River). 3-5-25 Complete LOVE LY 2 - 3 bedroom houses. 489 1893. 5-5-25 $80. 332-5722 or 484-9774. location. Call 332-8520 3 GUNS, RIFLES, and handguns I YARN ?nd KNIT SUPPLIES 5 25 154 - 2 miles to campus. 0-5-31 of all kinds. Buy, trade and Available NEAR PENNSYLVANIA and MARANTZ 1200 intergr I 128 W. CiRANO RIVKR in beginning June. sell. BOB'S GUN SHOP, Williamston. Open Mon. Summer rates $180 - $195 Kalama/oo. Available June SUMMER stereo amp 200 watt | thru Wed. 9-6. Thurs. till 9 GRADUATE WOMAN liberal, NGLES, 2412 South Cedar, call p.m. I ri. 9-5. Closed Sat. - plus utilities. 349-3604 16th. Large 4 bedroom, complet Dual 1219 stereo cha | Open Si n. 10-6. quiet, needed to share or completely furnished, 371-2244. 18-6 1 AR 3A stereo apartment in fall. 1 block, 332-6715 after 2pm. 0-5-5-25 furnished home, $250/ utilities, kitchen, parking, TV month. 351-7497.0-5-31 Pentax spotmatic 35mni cheap. Or share lounge, laundry, very close, SALEI TICKET, Metropolitan's your place. camera. Nikkor 35mm 337-2546. 1-5-23 FEMALE ROOMMATES $60. 332-5722 or 484-9774. Detroit Performances of Aida 2 girls, and Lucia Di Lammermoor. lens. New Vivitar needed for 0-5-31 summer, house, lensns, discount prices, CEDAR SUMMER ONE girl needed furnished, near room - $55; utilities paid, air 355-3729. 3 5-23 — campus. NOW 1000 used 8 track tape for four man apartment, one 355 4901. 3-5-24 conditioned, 240 Oakhill, LEASING summer and 351-7384. 3-5-24 fall. Single $15 and WILSON and up. 1000 used s block from campus. $55. rooms, GOLF clubs. 309 WEST up weekly. Office hours albums, 50c and up. 8 351-4026. 3-5-25 OAKLAND - 3 Spaulding bag. Never used. and cassette decks, auto bedrooms, bath and 54, single ONE GIRL wanted for house. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday • Normally retails for $230. players, used portable st GREENS SUMMER garage. Ideal for LCC June 15th, on. Close. 3-5pm, call 351-4495. 332-5039. 5-5-25 SUBLET - 1 $15 up. Polaroid "° students. 489-1893. 5-5-23 351-2549. 3-5-24 X0-5-31 bedroom, furnished, air, near $5 up. Movie c OFFICE FURNITURE, 6 piece campus, $140. 337-0360. projectors, binoculars, SUMMER 3 BEDROOM 1663 ROOMS FOR RENT - summer matched set, 2 swivel bucket 3525 6 BEDROOM house, all large sets, tested and guaran Haslett. Carpeted. Call and fall, 334 rooms, carpeted Michigan chairs, 6' coffee table, 2 typewri CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS throughout. 337-1085. 3-5-24 Avenue radios, _ are now leasing TWO BEDROOM in Lansing on across from corner tables, 1 bench. Also Holt. Michigan, 10 miles portables and •!« students and married couples units for WilliamsDorm. Call after bedroom dresser, call. Spring, bus line, air conditioned, from campus, $300/ month 6pm, 332-5906. 10-5-25 adding machines, $29 Summer & Fall. These spacious apartments are NEED 2 ROOMMATES for 355-1069. 3-5-23 refrigerator, stove, 332-2600, plus utilities. 371 1900. Italian wall tapes' House in Lansing. WILCOX SECOND H summer. carpeted and furnished with distincitve furniture. 482-3727. 3-5-25 B2-5-24 $56 per month plus utilities. SUMMER. SINGLES. SCHWINN CONTINENTAL, Each unit has a garbage disposal and individual air Furnished STORE, 509 East Mich 351-2091. 3-5-25 utilities 2 4" f ranVQ^JpO-speed, - SUMMER Lansing. 485-4391. Tr conditioning. These two man units have parking paid, parking, very close, odometer, ^inerator and some with kitchen, $30 - layaway, bank c space for every apartment. Recreating is SUMMER OWN room in lights, toe clips, $120. Phone planned for f-5:30pm daily. C-5-31 - with June 15th - September 15th house. $80/ month. 154 acres $65. 484-9774. 0-5-31 393-5908. 2-5-22 a giant swimming pool and private balconies. We land. Garden. 349 1430. also have a full - time resident manager for any Bachelor Apartments from $130.00 2-5-24 STUDENT RENTAL unit, single SILK ORGANZA summer WEDDING DRESS ' problems. If you want to be among the first residents 1 bedroom apartments from 140.00 rooms, walk to campus. wedding gown, size 8. Phone originally $120, •*« of CEDAR GREENS call 2 bedroom apartments from 150.00 489-1893. 5-5-25 Mrs. Hawks, 663-Zi today. The one bedroon SUMMER ONLY - East 351-3650. 2-5-22 units start at $85 / month per man, for fall. Low Lansing, 2 bedroom. Low Security Deposit 2 ALTEC - LANSING. 1208A 351-7202. 5-5-30 SINGLE ROOM for summer, summer rates. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION No Advance Payment of Final Month's Rent male Voice of the Theatre P.A. DRUM SET excellentq« CALL: TERRY SHAFFER Between 1 8. student, linens will bargain, need casn, 8 p.m. ALL have pool privileges SUMMER 4 bedroom house furnished, near cabinets with JBL D130 — campus, 355-8731. 3 5-23 351 8631. SUMMER LEASES ARE 332-1682. 3-5-24 speakers, $400. Call FOR THREE across from campus. MONTHS. - FALL LEASES ARE FOR 9 or 12 332-3827 after 5pm. 4-5-25 See us for the best FALL TERM DEAL Fireplace. 337-0980. 3-5-25 QUIET ROOM for DIAMOND RING I'3 njri. student. BEAR BOW plus extras. Also excellent quality. MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY 8 LOCATIONS HOWLAND HOUSE Co-op has 21154 8cros, compact stereo. Call Al, Phone 4822750 summer openings for men from Union. Upstairs, 5-7pm. 3-5-23 ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. Bachelor apartments from $137.50 and women. $10/ week, $48/month. 5-5-24 351-6569. 3-R-24 1 Bedroom 332-6621. B1-5-23 241 E. SAGINAW HWV. SUITE 411 apartment* from 204.00 QUADRAPHONIC STEREO - GOT AN apartment to EAST 2 Bedroom apartments from 225.00 FURNISHED ROOM / kitchen deck, amp, speakers, Dolby. Antiques or used go LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 2 FEMALE ROOMMATES privileges, clean, Gunson Must be heard bo be your best buy. Trv 351-1310 HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT COMPANY needed for summer, next Street, June 10th, $60 to •II kinds of odds and 444 appreciated. Call 489-2148. Michigan PHONE 351 • 7910 year. Call 361-6789. 3-5-23 351-1356. 3-5-24 4-5-25 300 South CliPP^ * Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 23, 1973 15 ,rSa,e IS [ | Iwtfc Found |[Q] Caulfield tells of executive ^SH " NEW poetry - fiction EXCELLENT CONDITION - POUND: MALE black / tan (continued from page 1) conspiracy. operation was a CIA clemency offer for McCord ^Lrnzine, 30c at Paramount VAGABOND 10'x50' fully beagle, year old? Monday. McCord said that Gerald arrested inside Democratic "Hunt has additional or 341 Studant carpeted, appliance*, air Bessey. 355-7399. Can't eventually was used. operation and now to be headquarters with him and information relevant to the conditioning, McCord also said he was AJch, the Boston attorney able to claim that 'Helms Services. 5-5-29 lot, skirting, set up on large keepll 3-5-24 who represented him at his had been fired for it.' " that they believed they above." 10'x7' storage so angered by "a ruthless worked for the President on And he said Hunt's wife, TniES' BLUE Linda *tar ring shed. 625-4437 after trial in January, was present ^ith two tiny diamonds, $65. 5-5-24 5pm. FOUND Tames, - PAIR~gias«es^ brown attempt" by the White House to blame the CIA for at both meetings when the to Helms, now ambassador Iran, said he wanted to a sensitive mission . who was killed in a plane SH 351-7852. 3-5-24 FOR SALE south near complex. railroad tracks 353-0169 the Watergate burglary that CIA line of defense was stay on as the DIA's chief to McCord said the article crash, once told him of letter written by Hunt in a 1969 12'x50' 3-5-24 "appeared to be an American, 1972, full sized he sent a letter promising: suggested, including a continue to keep the agency administration which he reportedly fail li'd/Furniture planted • washer and dryer, plus shag "Every tree in the forest suggestion to fix McCord's out of the Watergate "threatened FOUND: ONE circular, gold story." to blow the carpeting. Air conditioning, will fall. It will be a persona] CIA records to involvement. White House out of the 8'x12' porch. Outside earring. Near Snyder - Phillips show that he had been storage scorched desert.'' McCord recalled another He also said he water." Mrs. Hunt, at that shed and 5/2/73. 485-8615 after Chests, skirting, on corner 3pm. called out of retirement. set of communications C-3-5-25 Caulfield acknowledged considered "what I saw time, "also repeated the pick up and pay cash. lot In beautiful Windmill He said he believed the' earlier in December. He said Call 484-1946. 11-6-1 Park, in Holt. Immediate receiving the letter. happening to the FBI under statement which she, too REWARD FOR returning black McCord said that twice White House had fired the Washington Star - News former acting director Pat poaession. Phone 694-0863 had made before, which was WANTED leather El Toro in December last year it was director Richard Helms and carried a story saying 25-30 jacket, lost Gray - political control by that Hunt had information Tull Concert, call Bob replaced him with James McCord recruited the four Good u«»d furniture or collect 1- 569-3553. 5-5-24 suggested that he claim CIA the White House" and which could impeach the appliances of any kind. PARKWOOD sponsorship for the June 17 Schlesinger to put its own men from Miami who were MOBILE HOME President," McCord said. Call us for cash. - two bedrooms, fully break in, for which he and - man in control "but as well BENNIE'S FURNITURE, 484 3837. 11-6-1 carpeted, air conditioned, appliances included, located | Personal ~jf~V^n others were convicted o f to lay the foundation for in Capitol Park, burglary, wiretapping and claiming that the Watergate just minutes (VE NEED good clean used from campus. $3,000. Call furniture. Of any top up. dollar paid, will pick Call 484-3837 kind, Diane Hunter 1- 224-2245 or SIMON REAL 224-6736. 4-5-29 ESTATE, 1- PREGNANT? Call COUNSELING. us. WE understand. PREGNANCY 372-1560 Royal to face sentencing Friday between 9-5:30 daily. 0-5=31 About 100 perspective leader of Students for a 11-6-1 1956 DREAM HOME - 8 x40', (continued from page 1) jurors filled out Democratic Society and an GUARD CAT 1 bedroom, furnished, cheep qucstionaires, and 12 were MSU student at the time of The wife of the director 332-6086. 4-5-25 more revealing disclosure chosen. BUYING FURNITURE and of the Sherwood Zoo In about the the arrest. appliances - Fair prices. Nottingham, England, apparent AMERICAN uses a SECONDHAND PRESIDENT, indecisiveness of the jury. Ken ABC "guard cat" when she makes Announcements for It's Mogill, defense Regardless of the STORE, 1236 Turner Deluxe model - 1971' her weekly trips to the bank What's Happening must be SDS will hold an important One juror noted that during attorney, used his aftermath of complaints, Unfurnished, meeting about the investigations Street. 484-0025. 5-5-25 completely with the zoo's gate money. received in the State News the deliberation "the first carpeted except Instead of coordination unit, the lettuce peremptory challenge twice the verdict still remains that kitchen. a dog, Mrs. Lacey office, 341 Student Services vote cast boycott and other issues at 7:30 was split 6 to 6." but contends that regardless Royal had FURNITURE WANTED: 625-7563. 4-5-23 by a cougar Bldg., by 1 p.m. No p.m. today in the Union "willfully" of which 12 were chosen, obstructed If you're looking announcements will be accepted Sun porch. The an officer. Highest prices paid, free 1968 for for by phone. margin was the possibility of a good estimates, TREASURE HAMPTON, skirted, narrowed 9 to 3 in the protection or both, check section of people was Jurors CHEST, 625-3188. 9-6-1 garbage disposal, washer / the columns of STATE second vote and finally a cross - offering comment dryer. New carpeting, The 197 3 Wolverine "out of the question." said they were convinced News Classified Ads today! unanimous decision of partially furnished, equipped convert to oil heat. Call WOLVERINE YEARBOOKS jb Yearbooks will from 9 a.m. to S p.m. be distributed beginning guilty was reached the third "The list was heavily "without was a doubt" Royal intelligent enough to US 676-2642. 4-5-23 MARLETTE 1964 are here. Pick up in room 30 Student Services 9am to HURRY - 20% discount on all today Bldg. in 30 Student Services time around, she said. weighed with community people not at all from the be as aware of an Dunlop's status officer and had 10'x55\ 5pm. 3-5-25 CHISPA will hold "Everybody felt really same background Royal was good condition, stove, carpet cleaning during the an bad about the decision and willfully obstructed him. elections meeting at 7:30 p.m. :flEE 3 year old male refrigerator, steps and utility TV RENTALS $23 per term, month of May I Don't delay from," he said. we wanted it to be the other mixbreed healthy, good shed included. Phone - contact us now. BEE Thursday in 37 Union. Mogill said the case will $9.50 per month. Free Interested members are urged to be appealed if companion, house treined. CLEAN JANITOR SERVICE way around," she said. "But Mogill said he believes Royal is given 627-7954. 2-5-23 delivery, service and pick-up. attend. Not good with children, call we tried to do the best we a sentence. No CO., 914 Filley, Lansing. that they were from a deposit. Stereos available 4844895 after 5pm. 5-5-30 ROYCRAFT 484-7275. 10-5/31 Local films entered in the could and I think it was a "different - 12'x52'. air at same rates. Call NEJAC, world" than 8mm Film Festival will be fair decision." The conditioned, partly 337-1300. C-5-31 Royal lived in and were other eight :REE PUPPY, three month old, furnished, $2,800 or terms. ROTO TILLING - and soil shown at 7 and 9:30 tonight and cocker / beagle cross, Thursday in 301 Agriculture mostly from a rural protesters arrested with male, 627-6904. 3-5-24 everything for your hair. pulverization. Phone Some Hall. Prizes will be awarded jurors felt a two - community. Royal have receive a fine housebroken, needs home Sprays, shampoos, hot combs 482-6430, 393-0288. $10 based on audience voting. year prison sentence for the and were assigned 20 hours with yard. 332-3771. 3-5-25 1972 VINDALE - 14'x65'with and dryers. UNION minimum. 11 -6-1 crime was "too stiff," and BUILDING BARBER SHOP. Royal was a campus of social work. expando, furnished, 2 Art Dodd will give a lamented that sentencing of BOARDING KENNEL - we bedroom, 484-2134. 5-5-29 355-3359. C-3-5-24 SKY - HIGH TREE SERVICE. presentation on fish farming to the crime was out of their have openings for Memorial Professional work, fully the Resource Development Club weekend. For reservations 1961 insured. 351-2756 after 2pm. at 7 p.m. Thursday in control. 10'x50', Star. Good BOARD EXAM TUTORING 183 phone 669-9513. 1-5-23 condition, near campus, call Jim, 353-5420 after 5pm. T utoring formed classes for now the being coming 7-6-1 Natural Science Bldg. Students interested in "You officer in the can punch an Nixon denies bugging tie STUD SERVICE. Samoyed, 5-5-25 LSAT, MCAT, DAT, Board EXPERIENCED IBM typing, nose or you exceptionally large, big (Pica - Elite). 1331 East participating in a gem and can just gently shove him." exams. For information call mineral club boned, very "bear" - type NEW MOON 12'x60', front on campus will (continued from page 1) - 313-354-0085. 0-1-5-23 Kalamazoo. Call 489=1058. meet at 7 p.m. Thursday in the one juror explained. "Both "Prooven" male. Has major living room, partly carpeted, B-1-5-23 obstruct an officer, but the Union Grill. Call 332-2986 for points toward championship. air conditioning. Dimondale, instead reopened Richardson's confirmation hearing and had information. degree of seriousness is See and compare. 882-0642. 1-5-21 Phone 646-6363. 10-5-29 i Peanuts Personal m RUBBISH REMOVAL up jobs, tree service, cut, trim - clean A special meeting of the MSU another matter." him repeat what was essentially old testimony. 00 and Scuba Club will be held at 7 The holdup in Richardson's confirmation delayed the remove. 393-6080. p.m. today in 208 Men's IM. All Royal's supporters also j\RGE YELLOW torn cat 5-5-24 official start of work by Archibald Cox, the Harvard law members and other interested argue that the jury was not needs good home. Call divers are urged to attend. a cross - section of professor tabbed by Richardson to be the special 4822510 after 6pm. 3-5-24 people. FINDSOMETHING? prosecutor in the Watergate case. If you've found a pet SIGMA CHI: Thank you for the The Chess Club will meet at 8 But six jurors or article dispute WED FEMALE CAT. Long - white tonight in the Union Gold Richardson's confirmation hearing was reopened of value, we want to help you rose. Love, ZTA. this criticism. Even haired calico, needs loving Room. Bring equipment. though return it. Just come into the 1-5-23 BANJO AND guitar lessons. All no college students were apparently because Daniel Ellsberg raised with the home. No children, free, box State News Classified committee some questions about Richardson's earlier Will styles, ELDERLY The Soaring Club will meet at members of the jury, they trained. provide rugs, Department and tell us you Real Esta 7:30 p.m. today in the Captain's felt it did not mean the jury testimony. litter box, food dish. INSTRUMENTS, 332-4331. want to place an ad in EAST C-5-31 Room, Union. A short ground 489-0455. 3-5-24 school will be held. was biased. LANSING STATE BANK'S In related Watergate developments, Ehrlichman and tound column. As a public Haldeman gave depositions Tuesday to lawyers for the IALE ST. Bernard. Can't beat service EAST LANSING NEW DUPLEX for sale. CERAMIC CLASSES for The University Duplicate According to Royal the price. For Democratic National Committee. The committee has filed a more STATE BANK will run the Beautiful, Lake view, Haslett. students, faculty, staff all Bridge Club will hold regular supporters, several jurors information, call 675-6404 $52,000. 484-8713. 5-5-23 year around.627-2204.BL1-&23 games at 7:15 p.m. today on the had spouses or relatives who $3.2 - million civil suit against the Committee for the ad at no extra cost to you. after 6pm. 3-5-23 second floor Union. Re-election of the President in connection with EAST LANSING served in a law enforcement the STATE BANK WARDCLIFF, 3 bedroom brick The MSU Horticulture Club capacity and accusations burglary and wiretapping of Democratic headquarters last SIBERIAN HUSKY puppies for ranch, treed corner invites you to hear Joe Cox have been made that year. sale! AKC, red and white C-6J»_ 141'x153' lot, fireplaces, gas many with blue eyes, 3 males, 1 LOST AT PINE RIVER speak on landscape at 7 p.m. jurors held a conflict of - canoe heat, basement, double today in 209 Horticulture Bldg. Sen. Stuart Symington, D-Mo., acting chairman of the female. Call 349-2990. 3-5-23 interests. camp site, light blue ski garage. 332-2212. 5-5-30 ANN BROWN. Typing and Senate Armed Services Committee, said Tuesday he has jacket. 351-1035. 5-5-25 multilith offset printing. received from high - level CIA officials copies of seven sets BASENJI BARKLESS PUPPIES But both lawyers had the DONT MISS this one!!!! 7% Complete service for - AKC, good for pets, show IM. option of challenging five of of notes and letters believed to have been sent by McCord. or LOST - BLUE Dawes acres country home, 4 large dissertations, theses, hunting. Phone 489-9323. Realmrider 10 s peed, $50 bedrooms, 2 full baths, large the jurors through Symington said the documents reflect concern that there 5-524 manuscripts, general typing, Sherlyn Skinner will speak to were attempts following the Watergate burglary "to blame reward. Call Claude, recreation room, 3 fireplaces. IBM. 23 years experience. the Foods and Nutrition Club peremptory challenge. 351-4491. Please return my Full basement plus 349-0850. C-5-31 the CIA for the Watergate bugging incident." on "The Consulting Dietitian" MR-BRIDGE KENNELS - "For any reason what - friend. 5-5-25 breezeway and 2 car garage at 7 p.m. today in 9 Human offering for sale poodles, with blacktop driveway. One so A former New York police officer, Anthony T. PROFESSIONAL IBM typing Ecology Bldg. Election of - ever, we could have whippets, silky terriers, LOST - HUDSON HIGH mile north of Mason, direct (Pica-Elite). 11 years officers will also be held. challenged a juror and aksed Ulasewicz, was hired by Erhlichman in 1969 to conduct toskv- Others occasionally. street to MSU. To be sold by Boarding / grooming. SCHOOL class ring, red experience. SANDI, 339-8934. The National Student Speech that he be dismissed," political spying operations under Ehrlichman's direction stone, initials K.L. Rewardl owner. Call 676-4184. 7-6-1 C-5-31 Frank DeLuca, prosecuting and was paid secretly by Nixon's personal attorney, Herbert 482 7537. XB-3-5-24 and Hearing Assn. will present a Call 353-7452 3 5-23 EAST LANSING - by owner, 2 lecture on the Phonology of attorney said. Kalmbach, according to informed sources. ATTRACTIVE FREE kitten THESES, TYPING, printing, Black Language at 5:15 p.m. to LOST: FRIDAY afternoon - 3 bedroom home, extras, binding. Reasonable prices. 9°od home. White with Thursday in Union Parlor B. woman's silver Tissot watch conveniently located, Call COMM E RCIAL blick. 372-2533. 2-5-23 between Berkey and $21,500. Phone 337-2489. PRINTING, 337-0712. John Powell, Counseling Administration Reward. _215-23 Call: Building. 337-2142. 4-5-25 EAST LANSING - by owner, 2 10-6-1 EXPERIENCED IBM Center, will join the Inter - Varsity Christian Fellowship at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Bethel Abortion acc typing. Manor, 803 E. Grand River Ave. • 3 bedroom home. Large lot. LOST : IN plastic bag : Dissertations. (Pica - Elite). '96? PARKWOOD 12'x55', 2 $21,000. Phone 337-2489. Music, mallets in canvas case. FAYANN.489-0358. C-5-31 The Spartan Marching Band brooms, condition, Webberville many excellent extras. Reward. 353-9014, 351-1577. 1-5-23 EAST 4-5-25 LANSING - newly TYPING ELECTRIC machine, will hold its spring meeting at 5 p.m. Thursday in 120 Music Bldg. All veterans and persons varies across location. fast, accurate, and after painted two bedroom house. interested in membership are 5:30pm, 1- LOST - CAMERA in brown experienced. Call 372-4746. (c) 1973 NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE Pennsylvania — which has a fairly large and 521-3294. 5-5-30 Fireplace, garage, disposal, requested to attend. leather case, 206 Horticulture summer porch, new roof. 828 generally conservative Catholic population Nearly four months after the Supreme Building, Friday, rewardl Huntington Road, $23,900. The South Collegiate — "is a political hot potato and nobody- ^ERICAN 1970 - 12'x50', 655-3493 after 3pm. 2-5-24 Court struck down restrictive abortion Phone 351-2198. 5-5-29 COMPLETE THESES Fellowship will meet at 9 wants to deal with it," according to a m,nV extras, including laws, women in many areas of the country SERVICE. Discount printing. tonight in 39 Union for an "'slier and dryer. Available LOST - ONE pair silver wire - inductive Bible Study of I Peter. still find that terminating a pregnancy spokesman for the state's Consumer IBM typing and binding of Protection Agency. :une 1« Call 694 8408 after «Pfn. 3-5-25 framed glasses, please call 353-0011.3-5- 25 Recreation M theses, resumes, publication. Across from campus, corner Ail are welcome. means leaving their home state, paying high prices or running the risk of exploitation Anatolii Lukyanenko, visiting M.A.C. and Grand River, researcher from the Soviet by commercial referral services. Accross the country, feeling about UNION BOARD summer flights below Jones Stationery Shop. Union, will present a slide abortion continues to run high, and to Europe from Detroit and Call COPYGRAPH program in Russian entitled "A At the same time, greatly - eased opponents have been fighting loosening of Windsor. Stop in 1-4p.m„ restriction with renewed zeal and in many turn ni SERVICES, 337-1666. Trip to the Volga and the South restrictions in many urban areas have Monday - Friday. 2nd floor, C-5-31 of the USSR" to the Russian ' fewer areas with telling effect. Club at 7:30 p.m. today in meant that women journey Union^C-5-31 707 A Wells Hall. Anyone elsewhere for an abortion and clinics in EXPERIENCED TYPIST, close PILOT FLYING to Niagara interested is invited. New York are cutting back their to MSU. Electric typewriter. Falls, Boston, New York, operations. Some reportedly may close Call 349-1773 evenings and Put little creative anarchy Garbage used a May 26 to May 29. Needs 3 down completely. weekends. 373-6726 in your Jewishness. The persons to share round trip Campus weekdays. 0-1.5-23 Organization of Jewish Students Hill Apartments, now under new expenses of $50 each. In will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday many places, there is open Management is leasing student units for SPRING, 353-7078. 1-5-23 PROFESSIONAL IBM in the West Holmes Hall lounge. competition among agencies advertising to make energy SUMMER, and FALL. These spacious apartments are WANT TO see the real Chicago dissertation typing. MA solutions to "problem pregnancies" and The Bicycling Club will carP®ted and furnished with distinctive, comfortable ethnic neighborhoods, English degree. MARTY almost no regulation. ST. LOUIS (UPI) - sponsor medium - hard rides in - "witure. Each unit has a garbage disposal and air culture, what makes it work? NORTH, 351-3487. C-5-31 the country at 2 and 3:30 p.m. Household garbage is Complete tour $20 full day. In Philadelphia, for example, "abortions ^"ditioning, and dishwasher. These 4 man units have Jim Lane, 312 465 0896 today weather permitting. Meet are being sold like soap or shoes," in the helping beat the energy I in front of the Men's IM. All ' UP to 4 Oiant parking spaces per unit and include the use of swimming pool and recreation room. after 9pm. 5-5-24 Tra. d® cyclists are welcome. view of Susan Weiss, a president of the board of directors of feminist who is crisis in St. Louis. Union Electric Co., an area utility, is Throughout the academic year there will be free bus EUROPE FLIGHTS this The S o c 1 Women's Medical Services, Inc. An using municipal solid summer from $229. Flights HEADING WEST after finals? Undergraduate Student waste to produce electricity. ''Asportation to and from campus. We also have a must be booked 35 days in Girl needs ride anywhere near Advisory Council is holding abortion and gynecological clinic with Each ton of low u| time elections. Ballots will be passed three doctors on its staff. sulphur Resident Manager for any maintenance. If advance. For more Yellowstone by June 11. refuse burned in the out In most social work classes utility's j?"11 ca"Want to be among the first residents of Campus information LANSING call VACATION EAST Cath: 355-1950. 5-6-25 and are also available in 254 The fees for a referral by a commercial boilers generates 1,000 today. 2 bedroom units start at $45 per man Baker Hall Thursday and Friday. kilowatt hours of * ,he TRAVEL, 351-2650. 5-5-24 agency vary. In some cases, it might be summer, $61.25 month per man in the fall. The MSU Science Fiction $25, but previous practice indicates that a electricity. RENTAL INFORMATION CALL at 349 3530. FLIGHTS - NEW YORK, Society will discuss space war, referral to a New York clinic might net the The solid waste also is Frankfurt, return. From space opera and the lens cycle at service as much as $50 or in some instances being mined for natural $165. Anne Munnich, 8 tonight in 31 Union. even $100. resources. Steel cans and DONT FORGET blood comes 355-7846. C-4-5/23 other ferrous only from Free U: metals are MANA GEMENT EXCL US1VEL Y BY people. Yoga ■ 7 a.m. Professional donors Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. Pennsylvania and most other states have magnetically removed from □S compensated. COMMUNITY MICHIGAN BLOOD Saturday, Union Green Room: Pottery - 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays, no laws regulating the referral services. There is no legislation pending here to garbage for recycling. A local steel company will use STAIE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. CENTER. 337-7183. Hours Goodman school, call 332-5931 control them, nor could any state agency the scrap cans In place of an M| E- (evenings). Free U Is now SAQINAW HWY, SUITE 411 FOR QUALITY service on Monday, Thursday and preparing its summer catalog. If be found that seemed interested in such equal amount of iron ore to EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 4«823 stereo equipment, see the Friday 94:30pm. Tuesday and you want to teach something or regulation. make new steel. STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East Wednesday 12-6:30pm. request a class, call us now at Grand River. C-5-31 C-5-31 35 3-0660. The whole question of abortion in 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan EXPLAINS ART OF SPELL CASTING Witch captivates By ED WARNER broadcasting operate on nearly the same principles. Gundella suggests that anyone can begin to strengthen Want to get rich quick or have someone suddenly fall in their telepathic powers by concentrating on any spot on the love with you? It's easy. Just cast a witch's spell. back of another person's head. Eventually, she said, the ^Witch's spells are simple and almost anyone can cast them, said Mary Ann Kuclo, a former MSU student, now person who is concentrated on will scratch that spot on his better known as the witch Gundella. According to her, all head or even turn around and look behind him. you need to cast spells are strong emotions, good imagination and plenty of self - confidence. Gundella, a prominent Detroit - area witch and a With sufficient practice, Gundella believes anyone can read minds or even broadcast their own thoughts over short distances to other people. CIGARETTES 3 pk/9) member of an Ann Arbor coven, spoke to students in the Another common human power perfected by witches is Limit 3 A" tax included Snyder Hall cafeteria last weekend. She also cast a few that of a self confident frame of mind or what Gundella - (coupon) Expires May 27, 1973 spells of her own for the audience one of which caused calls vibrations. East Lansing Store Only several students to be unable to open their eyes until the spell was broken. Self - confidence, she said, is a basic part of all magic During her hour - long talk, Gundella spoke of magic spells, the spirit world, mind reading and how she became a spells. It is this power which causes her to jokingly remark that "the power of positive thinking is pure witchcraft and Norman Vincent Peale is an unknowing witcli." KODAK COLOR FILM *1. witch. "1 became a witch by being born into a family of Limit 1 Gundella also claims that the power of positive thinking (coupon) witches, just like a child born into a family of Catholics can be used to break a spell or curse if the Expires May 27. 1973 becomes person who is East Lansing store Only a Catholic," she said. under the As a witch Gundella considers herself a member of one spell has a mind stronger than the person who cast it. kodak color film of the world's oldest pagan religions, a religion older than Christianity. She believes tl-at nothing, including her own "But no one can cast a spell on another person unless magic, is by nature either good or evil so she cannot classify they have some emotional involvement with that person," herself as a black or a white witch. Gundella said. Because of this, Gundella does not cast spells CX126-12 89)6 ex 110-12 Gundella warned, however, that becoming a witch is not 89 by proxy for people she does not know. $1.19 something that takes places over night, that much training CX 126-20 CX 110-20 *1-3 and practice is involved. Gundella does, however, provide free directions to Limit 2 She also said that training is a closely guarded secret anyone needing a magic spell to achieve love, success or (coupon) "We do not make a pact with the devil though," she Expires May 27, 1973 just about anything. She also teaches a six - session East Lansing Store Only said, "and we don't get any supernatural powers, we just witchcraft workshop by invitation to various groups. Her strengthen the powers most people already have." students graduate from the course as witch's apprentices. One of the powers that Gundella believes everyone has, is the ability to read minds and transfer thoughts. She maintains, however that this mental power is no more Gundella closed her talk by passing out small rose - scented beans to those present. The beans, she used by English witches for centuries as a says, were FLASH CUBES G.E. SUPER CUBE supernatural than a radio and that both telepathy and good luck charm. G.E. MAGIC CUBE Jc IT Limit 1 RA says smoking pot led to firing (coupon) Expires May 27, 1973 East Lansing Store Only By BOB OURLIAN State News Staff Writer Strouss explained, is where teams from different floors that specifically said resident assistants would be cafeteria. Strouss was sitting at a lunch table with some napkin at Strouss. Strouss said that he KODAK COLOR SLID fired from his floor when interpreted neither of the FILM if associated with men of the residence hall A resident assistant at marijuana. "A vast majority friends from the fourth two incidents as warnings. compete to get "very drunk Holden Hall told the State of the staff concurred that floor of North Holden Hall "I do not view 'put it out in public." News Tuesday he was fired and last week for smoking Strouss said his floor the policy was unclear," he said. "It was agreed that came over with a joint. Each man had a couple of hits keep it out' as a warning that I would lose KX - 135 -20 - >1.39 marijuana in public. entered the contest to Gary and my job if I was around Jeff Strouss, a second - "present a different view. down a Anderson policy." never set the joint extinguished in a dish of was marijuana," he said. K - 135 - 20 - *1.39 year resident assistant on We were going to smoke. jello. Anderson, Strouss The chugging contest was Both head adviser Gary (coupon) the fourth floor of South Gary (Anderson) heard us explained saw and came not Strouss' first encounter Expires May 27, 1973 Holden Hall, said he was Anderson and Bill Handrich, planning and talking about with the head adviser at over to the table from East Lansing Store Only told when fired by head it and he left the cafeteria." across the cafeteria. He told asst. adviser, were Holden. unavailable for comment on advisor Gary Anderson, that Strouss said that Anderson Strouss to put it out and he "violated staff had given him no signal to keep it out and then threw the issue Tuesday. SWEDISH COPPERTONE a At the beginning of expectations and his actions stop their act. winter term, Strouss said, he implied that Residence Hall Assn. programs condoned "So when the contest was in the Holden Hall with some men from his grill TRI-STATE TANNING BUTTER TANNING public use of marijuana by began and everybody else staff and students." began chugging it down, we floor who were smoking a SPRAY CAN SECRET Strouss, Birmingham sat back, casually eating joint. Anderson found out and told Strouss that "it LIQUIDATORS junior, felt that he had not been consideration given and due felt he pretzels, and lit up a joint." The following Tuesday, was not a good idea to smoke in the grill." Strouss said that though he agreed, offers _ «c 4 oz. Reg. $1.75 $1 I■ treated unfairly in the (May 15) Strouss said, Limit 1 Limit 1 was "I wasn't STEREO STORE INVENTORY incident. "The way the Anderson told him to turn going to be (coupon) (coupon) Expires May 27, 1973 Expires May 27. 19731 whole thing was handled in his resignation or he policeman." East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store for complete liquidation City OKs step was amazing," he said. The incident that would be fired. He refused to resign and was fired that in changing $5 resulted in Strouss' dismissal was at a "chugging contest" that took place two weeks Thursday. Anderson, Strouss said, Sale to be conducted at UPTON 25' BELL'S Lantern Room marijuana fine TEA A chugging contest, had set down policy OFF AN ago. never ANN ARBOR (UPI) - Holiday Inn, East Lansing The City Council approved the first step in repealing the city's lenient has NOTICE PIZZA 10 am to 10 pm, SALE IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC May 21, 22, 23 Reg. $1.49 3 oz. '1.16 KNEE SO marijuana ordinance. iMichigan State University Employes Association* Limit 6 Two THERE IS Limit 1 "readings" are Thursday. May 24, 1973 Equipment Consists of: (coupon) (coupon) required in the process, and I 158 Natural Resources NOTHING 1 CLARICON * PANASONIC * MUNTZ * LEAR JET Expires May 27, 1973 Expires May 27, 1975 East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store the first reading was BETTER TENNA • AMPEX * TEAC * BELL & HOWELL approved 6 - 3 at a Monday IN THE UTAH * LLOYD'S # GARRARD * AKAI * PIONEER night meeting. Open Meeting: 7:00 p.m. sets The a present ordinance $5 fine for possession of marijuana. If repealed, Open Enrollment: Annual Meeting: 7:45 p.m. 8:15p.m. MARKET! New Home and Auto Stereo also a Equipment Large Selection of MACLEANS the city would use the much (Members Only) 225 M.A.C. 8-Track, Cassette Tapes, Blanks 3.25 oz. TOOTHPASTE stricter state law. Used & Repossessed Stereo Equipment. Reg. f 9c The council approved holding a public also Support your clerical - technical co - workers. Participate in the nomination and 332 5027 FREE DELIVERY EQUIPMENT WILL BE SOLD AT MANUFACTURER'S COST - OR BELOW Limit 1 (coupon) Expires May 27, 1973 If hearing on repeal of the East Lansing Store Only ordinance election of MSUEA's new officers. Attend prior to the and take part in this second reading, expected at importStrt^eeting. the next June 4. council meeting THE GREAT REVLON FLEX BALS Open Late — Wed,7hurs,and Fri. evenings until 9pm We're Anxious To Help Equip You 17 oz. '1.29 l» Ml I To a To Escape This Memorial Weekend Pleasant Spot In The Wood, Perhaps Reg. $2.50 By a Stream Or Placid Pond. And If You Equip Yourself Now i tW) BIRMINGHAM GROSSE POINTE You'll Be Ready For The Long Summer Ahead When More Extensive Trips May Be Planned, Or Otherwis3 YARD GUARD DETROIT NORTHLAND ANN ARBOR Pull Weekends Can Be Turned Into Pleasant Limit 1 '1.39 DEARBORN Or Adventurous GRAND RAPIDS (coupon) > Expires May 27, 1973 EAST LANSING Days. 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