. fh< michigan Volume 65 Number 162 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 24, 1973 Richardson confirmed new T FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES attorney general Earlier in the day, Richardson had saboteurs, radical antiwar WASHINGTON Elliot L. been ■f- approved unanimously by the activity and Soviet -- espionage. Richardson, the Nixon Senate Judiciary Committee Also' the lawyer who represented administration's well traveled trouble His Senate approval - - shooter, received overwhelming amounts to a Janles W" ^cCo^ Jr- at the Watergate green light for Harvard law Senate approval Wednesday to be the A !•! i j n Archibald Cox, the man named professor tnal SlltfCJPQfpH fhnf" MrPnfH Wednesday he never suggested that McCord chnit should H Klomo blame new attorney general. by the Richardson as special CIA for the break in at The action freed the Watergate - ~t -I Watergate prosecutor to begin business special prosecrtor. As Cox planned one of his first acts, Democratic party headquarters. a 1V4 - hour a meeting with the 1 appearance before officially. regular prosecutors who have been . Senate Watergate committee, Richardson's confirmation, by a Gerald Alch angrily accused his former pursuing the Watergate case for 11 vote of 82 to 3, gave him his third months. client of making allegations against top Cabinet post under Nixon. Meanwhile, well him that are "in some instances Richardson has been secretary of • placed sources revealed that the White House completely false and in other instances health, education and welfare and the FBI in 1970 to mount urged have been twisted out of context into a massive secretary of defense. He also served domestic untruths" to serve some unknown counterinsurgency program as undersecretary of state. against the Black Panthers, potential —K purpose. Alch outlined a relationship that ranged from effusive praise to unanswered telephone calls and finally replacement SOCIAL SERVICES after McCord'd conspiracy - burglary - wiretap conviction with attorney Bernard W. Fensterwald Jr., representing him. Funds incre Earlier, the senators heard two former White House they knew they were breaking the law employes say by relaying executive clemency offers to McCord in the midst of the trial. for city pr John J. Caulfield said he was spurred on in the belief that President Nixon had made the offer. But Alch said he was city also placed totally By LINDA SANDEL an additional $25,000 ignorant of it if such offers were made, for the center in a State News Staff Writer contingency fund. Fensterwald approached Chairman The additional money is being Sam J. Ervin, D-N.C., when the East withheld until Ingham County decides committee recessed for the Lansing has increased its day and on the amount of funds it will allocations for social services as a provide asked that he and McCord be result of city council's approval last for the center. permitted to testify Thursday morning week of the 1973-74 city budget. The County officials plan to meet with in response. budget provides for a 62.5 per cent drug center coordinators and members Alch said that Housing increase in funding for human need programs. of the county's social services department to discuss the role the (continued during the trial on page 8) ■ A proposed housing ordinance, which the East Lansing City Council should pass in June, will The $4,887,878 city budget county should play in city - based ■ institute a provides $48,000 for social services, an operations. licensing procedure through which every rented house in the city would be inspected Ingham County Commissioner land approved before it could be rented. More and more students are choosing houses rather increase of $18,000 over last year. The city increased funds for the Pamela Stern said that the county is Umbrella weather ■than apartments. See related articles and photos on waiting to decide on fund allocations pages 10 and 11. Drug Education Center for the Today's forecast calls for for the drug center until it determines , tm, - -—State New* photo by Dale Atkins Listening Ear and for an old age cloudy skies and mild whether or not the operation could be program, and created accounts to fund temperatures with a chance of the Women's Center and moved to the vacant post office a work - showers. Highs in the low to mid IXURY LIVING SCARCE study students. program for high school building on Abbott Road. Funds for the Listening Ear, a crisis 60s. "Our intervention center, were increased philosophy behind the increase in social service allocations is from $2,700 to $5,300. SJS board "We're very happy about the simply that we are trying to give more Rental units increase attention to the needs groups within the city," City Manager John Patriarche said. "We intend to try and meet the of various increase," Becky Hollingsworth, coordinator of the service, said. "We handle almost 300 calls per week." Funds totaling $6,000 were set Applications are due Friday for four positions on the State News Board of Directors. Two student members, a , , ., .. . . aside for the operation of a teen city and provide shelter for some needs of those groups that have come faculty member and By MARK McALPINE being rented, are more concerned with . .. a State News Staff Writer 12,000 students living off campus in keeping living costs down than they to to thefhP ritv's city's attention." attention," he we identify other groups who deserve he said. said. "As "As fnter" for ^ a c,ty « currently looking building to house it, Patriarche professional journalist member East Lansing. are with where needed to fill the two they live. d. are - year What this means for students Students who do that help, we'll work with them to Ike not mind high The terms. Applications should be many students wishing to live provide better social services." city council also approved thinking of living off campus, living costs and who want to abandon filed with the (campus, Tim and Ron searched according to Jeff Frumkin, director of residence hall life usually opt for the The Drug Education Center was $8,280 in funds for the city's old age Directors' ■ months for a place to rent. The Off given $22,200 in the newly approved program, a $3,000 increase over last Nominating Committee, 345 Campus Housing for Student Services Bldg. |e they eventually rented was not University, is that there is usually a (continued Ideal find, but for $50 a month it on page 91 place to rent in the city. good enough, ir Despite arguments from tenants long search is not uncommon that the housing conditions in the city are poor, Frumkin believes that the CLASS, JOB CONFLICTS conditions are adequate for most students' needs and that there is See related articles on Student enough housing to go around, even jury though many students do not get the pages 10 and 11. ■students looking for housing i i East psing where an increase in rental type of housing they prefer. "There are some places," he said, "that by most people's value systems are in rough shape." By ANGELIA CARROLL pleas, without a jury agreeable then," part "The majority of them are clean, State News Staff Writer ever being Schoenberger everybody votes. "An awful lot of Pts in the last 10 years has made it a involved, Russell said. said. dry and warm and that's what most Though about half of the registered young people don't vote because liter's town. The decision to excuse students Noonan thinks excuses are too don't believe in the they students really want. It's a matter of voters in East Lansing are students, the system," he said. I Out of 9,200 housing units within from jury duty is made by the readily available to young people. "I These people Fcity, 5,700 are now being used for perception and what you feel large percentage of student voters is individual judge of the court. think the court has no be tried before a obviously could not comfortable with." not being reflected in the membership right to excuse jury of their ■ting. Schoenberger thinks he has partially people from jury duty unless there is a peers, if I Frumkin suggested that a large of juries in East Lansing trials. they came to trial, he added. "Courts Together, rental units make up 65 solved the problem with dire reason — such as have group of the students living off When 18 year • olds were given the a family illness," a duty to provide a jury of peers, T cent of the total ■ compromise. he said. housing in the campus, especially in the 1,300 houses right to register and vote in their peers have a duty to serve on those Schoenberger explains to potential The University should take a stand juries, and the University has college towns, they also gained the jurors that jurors usually serve only supporting this important duty of a duty not to thwart that process," Noonan responsibility of serving on juries. three to six days each month and asks citizens by However, few have agreed to perform students to withdraw the requests formulating a policy said. they allowing class excuses for students on "It is possible >BA says this civic duty. that people ASMSU have made to be excused. After a jury duty, Noonan said. Though exact statistics are not student has served on two juries, Such a policy does not requesting a jury trial will not be able currently to have one if available. East Lansing District Court students continue to ask Schoenberger then permits the student exist at MSU. to be excused," Russell said. "It may- Judge Maurice Schoenberger said that to renew his request to be excused for Noonan also believes that the sound far fetched, but it is true," he only 18 citizens actually served as the remainder of the month. system of choosing jurors from voter - Mated constitution jurors this month out of a group of 40 contacted. "It's driving me bananas trying to find students to sit on a jury," Frank "The whole thing becomes much rolls is bad in itself because not (continued on page 9) By BOB OURLIAN that ASMSU could not "in good faith" Russell, East Lansing district court State News Staff Writer release the funds in light of the so - administrator, said recently. called Conrad incident, in which black Jurors are drawn by the « Office of Black Affairs (OBA) students asked white students to leave county a November talk given by Stokely jury board from voter registration rolls F ar8ed ASMSU with violating the in the geographical area served Carmichael. by the TjJ^duate student government court. Jurors who are selected are on Eot?>ns r co<*e an(* acting outside u s constitutional jurisdiction. Though the black student call for one month, but rarely sit for organization has been subsequently more than a few days. In April, there J*n TuesdaV n'8ht hearing before cleared of charges stemming from the were only two jury days, Russell said. |A» University Student Judiciary, Conrad incident, the case was still Russell cited numerous reasons why I■ A»MSU Ac.? of Black Affairs charged before the Student - Faculty Judiciary students ask to be excused from jury had illegally attached a at the time the budget was approved duty. Pressures of classes and part f ,n 1973 budget, withholding by the ASMSU student board. time jobs as well as transportation Tlon of the $4,900 allocation to difficulties make serving on juries for a ,'ack group. The allocation was to be released month an undue hardship for many when the Student ■ Faculty Judiciary , " the ASMSU 1973 calendar students, he said. I budget was passed at the reached a decision about the OBA on Fmg of winter term, a rider was Feb 15 However, funds were not "Students are not on jury duty I™ stating: "No money other than allocated to the OBA until April 27. because they do not want to be I ocated for phone and supplies Arthur Webb and Joe Davis, there," Edward T. Noonan, East ^ released to the Office of Black codirectors of the OBA, saJd ASMSU Lansing attorney, said. • • • " At that time, the OBA violated sections 14.01 and 14.03 of The juror selection process usually the ASMSU Code of Operations. • member of ASMSU's cabinet, insures that only a small amount of r 'y did not know of the rider. Section 14.01 states: "The Office time would be spent on a jury. Many fe»«eaSOn ^or t'le r>der, according of Black Affairs shall have no cases are solved by plea bargaining, MSU president Ed Grafton, was (continued on page 9) waiver of right to jury trial or guilty \ \ 1 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursd;!ay, May 24 Free Press suspends Milliken reduces writer for kidnap hoax FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES bullet through the reporter's coat, and size of office sta The Detroit Free Press suspended when the alleged gunman attempted to fire investigative reporter Howard Kohn again at point - blank range, the gun By ELLEN E. GRZECH comprehensive state gradually reduced but Tuesday after he admitted to fabricating jammed. The kidnapper then fled. State News Staff Writer planning," Milliken said. one will be fired 1 his story of being kidnapped by an The Free Press said that Kohn now says Milliken reduced his "When combined with the underworld narcotics figure. he just met with an informant, known to executive office staff management functions 7In the Positions long The Free Press, which had published him as Sydel Carter, and argued Wednesday from 300 to 55 presently in the Dept. of but no one will be eliL, will be fired Kohn's story on the front page of its throughout the night over an alleged Administration, *1 believe of hand," he Sunday editions, immediately suspended attempt by Carter to blackmail him. Kohn employes as part of a plan to reorganize and streamline the realignment will be a said. smaller oper «? Fohn pending an investigation by a team said Carter threatened to tell police that produce a Dept. of of fellow reporters assigned to check out Kohn paid $500 to another informant for a the executive branch. Acting on Management and Budget over»'l. recommendations Our fev which can help make state will conflicting versions of Kohn's story as he purchase of narcotics. recommendations made by tor fewer positions." related them Tuesday night. Fragments of a bullet were found by John Dempsey, director of government much more Milliken Free Press managing editor Neal Shine police in Kohn's car. The bullet also put a the budget, and Executive effective, as well as more would said the tra. said in a prepared statement late Tuesday hole in the shoulder pad of his jacket. Secretary William Hettiger, Milliken transferred 80 per efficient. The transfer of employes more make effective, managea*! that Kohn "admitted some parts of the Kohn, who authored several major articles on the heroin trade in Detroit, cent of his staff to the Dept. is not effective until after accountability and sav story of his kidnaping were false under of Administration and asked 60 days or positive action least $300,000 refused Tuesday to be more specific about the intense questioning by his editors after year. other Free Press reporters had discovered how the gun was fired, the Free Press said. the legislature to change the by the legislature, Dempsey He did admit to recently buying a gun name of the department to said, and the legislature "This will be discrepancies in his original account." must act to retitle saved similar to the one fired at him by the Management and Budget. the decreasing duplication Kohn, who has been involved in an kidnapper. Dempsey was named to department. Dempsey's own consolidating thin. investigation of Detroit's heroin traffic for Shine said, "the Free Press advised head the new department. appointment is subject to Dempsey said. Senate confirmation. "$300 the past two years, reported to police early police that Kohn changed his original "I am transferring those ten t a fake "The first of July starts a figure Saturday that he had been held at gunpoint story. functions previously in the revised budget will be for some 12 hours. Kohn said he had been "Kohn Executive Office which are new budget year, so to the . . . has appeared to be under things legislature. prob tied to a bed in a suburban hotel early increasing emotional strain since the first concerned with the really should be effective by on Friday." Saturday morning, and after dawn drove kidnapping story was published last management of state then," Dempsey said. his kidnapper to a deserted alley where a Sunday," Shine said. The paper had Howard Kohn government, with program "Operationally, the changes Dempsey said func and individual jobs havi scuffle with the gunman ensued. published a front - page story Monday and agency coordination, are in effect already." As Kohn related it in Sunday's Free offering a $5,000 reward for information suspended by the Detroit Free Press. with the budgetary process, A bill containing the changed yet, but said with changes is being drafted, too, would be a gn Press, the gun went off once, sending a about the kidnapper. AP intergovernmental Wirephoto relations and with Dempsey said, and the change. governor will ask a member "This is logical, ord< of the legislature to controlled change introduce it. to desi| THE BEST produce bet Sentencing "I'm hopeful they will management," he s act," he said. "I'm guardedly optimistic. But Dempsey said ... the legislature has the right the employes are class to review this action." under civil service, but DARN Hettiger and Dempsey been promoted in the by fudge in Royal trial two years and said that the executive have office had become too large. taken exams for their hi, "The role of the classifications. The stati executive office should be employes in the execi branch CHEVY DEAlj to was attac The sentencing of witnesses which would have serve the governor After being notified of Royal's supporters antiwar protestor John been favorable to the directly," they said. "Only recently by the head ol the postponement, Royal disagree that Royal Civil Service Royal, which was expected defense's case. positions which do that Commis said he was anxious to get committed a criminal act Sidney Singer. on Friday, has been shoul be located in the During the trial Mogill the case settled. "I would and are actively working for postponed until at least had presented the executive office." "We have asked June 11. request, but Salmon same had just as soon get it over a suspended sentence. "When the office got again ask Civil Servic and] E. LANSING with," he said. "I hope it's Circuit Court Judge rejected it. over with by the end of the So far, the Political that large, the Governor reevaluate Defense Committee has didn't know what a lot of our employ« Marvin Salmon delayed Prosecuting attorney give them exams," Dei term." sentencing Wednesday after Frank DeLuca said he will gathered about 400 people were doing," said. a brief was filed by defense compile a counterbrief as signatures for a petition Dempsey said. "Now Royal was convicted attorney Ken Mogill on May soon as possible. April 20 for obstructing an asking Salmon to suspend there'll be five or six 47 of the 55 positiol EVER HAD 14 urging the judge to sentence. principal people with about the executive will | officer at the Placement vacate the conviction of Another reason for the The committee has urged 10 each under them. It classified under • •• Bureau in May 1972. He Royal. delay is the probation and all petition holders to should be a tighter ship." Service, Hettiger department of Circuit Court eight others were Mogill said he filed the continue gathering names Dempsey said the Dempsey said. El has indicated that it needs protesting military positions brief because he believes the recruitment on before Royal is sentenced. number of employes will be are exempt, j more time to prepare its campus. prosecuting attorney failed PERIOD! to endorse certain eye ■ presentence report. The State News is published by the students of Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Earlier testing Chamberlain poll finds Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays! possible of fetus $100 v BALERS COST Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special Welcome Week edition is published in September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. Member Associated Press, United Press DALLAS (UPI) - Dr. M.L. Moss of the Oak Ridge 81% against amnesty! National Laboratory says Residents of legalized? 74 percent said networks news programs! 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Sixteen faculty awards will be presented: 10 Distinguished Faculty Awards, recognizing fjharton contributions leacher - to MSU intellectual Scholar Awards for "devotion and skill in undergraduate teaching," and six Excellence outstanding development; • six in - House press shield bill leaching Awards in recognition of classroom skills graduate assistants. by By DANIEL DEVER Wednesday. Cooper, Detroit Free Press the Capitol Correspondents Each winner of the State News Staff Writer "Any protection address, the Lansing bureau chief, said. Assn., said the shield law Teacher Scholar Awards will Distinguished Faculty and - receive $1,000 and each Members of the Capitol legislature gives, it can later Cooper said the editor of could become a vehicle for take away or water down," the Free Press had urged the the legislators to dictate $500 Teaching Award recipient will receive press corps sharply criticized the press shield Green said. legislature to pass an what can and cannot be Newsmen attacked the absolute shield law or no bill passed Tuesday by the reported by the press. award A reception for all the award winners will be held bill because it does not offer wi following the convocation. 1QJ?e Distinguished Faculty Awards were created in Michigan House of Representatives, calling it a "useless" an unlimited or absolute shield to protect reporters shield law at all. Newsmen particularly were critical of "I would rather put my trust in the first amendment (of the U.S. constitution) piece of from being forced to reveal fk the have been MSU Develop.nent Fund. suPP°rted by alumni donations to legislation. section seven of the shield than in the whim of the Support in recent years "If confidential sources. bill which states that a has also come from our (reporters) rights Michigan legislature," the Standard Oil aren't protected under the "Unless you have an reporter's sources not Hoenshell said. (Indiana) are Foundation, which also helps fund the Teacher - U.S. Constitution, no state unlimited shield law we protected in a suit where Scholar Awards. newsmen are better off "clear and Bob Berg, capitol bureau law can protect us," Tom convincing taking our chances with the evidence of willful chief for United Press Green, capitol bureau chief or for WJBK, Detroit, said Constitution," Dave reckless publication" of International, agreed with libelous or slanderous Hoenshell, saying that the first amendment provides a CALL girl link spurs resignation material Under can be proved. the bill, which much stronger press must be approved by the protection than any law the state Senate and signed by ^legislature can pass. the governor to become law, Aristocrat involved in scandal the court would whether the alleged libel or slander is clear, convincing, reckless or willful. decide Hugh Morgan, capitol bureau chief for Associated Press, said he is not sure there is a need for a shield law in Michigan, nor how (c) 1973 NEW YORK TIMES Section eight of the bill he insisted "there has been effective such a law will be The tale has all the since John Profumo, then NEWS SERVICE no also received considerable security leak, no elements that enthrall the war secretary, resigned 10 in protecting newsmen's LONDON -- A blackmail." criticism from newsmen, member British public - titles, call years ago after his It states that sources. of the British a reporter's Several hours after girls, secret photographs, a association with a call girl, information government and the Lambton issued his may be aristocracy disclosed diary, a man known as the Christine Keeler. Those withheld in a criminal Railroad price statement to relate what he Wednesday that he resigned "strip king," a "sneak revelations shook the felony action unless the called a "sordid story," the his job at the Ministry of pimp," and unsubstantiated Conservative government court decides that the Attorney General's office reports that others among then headed doubles in 1 year Defense because of his announced that the former by Harold information could the high and mighty are Macmillan. relationship with a official faced charges of materially affect the verdict involved. prostitute and secret Lambton, whose family and it cannot be obtained LONDON (AP) - A possessing marijuana and Charges of impropriety motto is "the photographs taken by her day will from any other source, proposed 35 - mile railroad amphetamines. Lambton against those in government come," to under husband. was was among the most Don Hoenshell, capitol run the English Lord reportedly to be in are rare in Britain. This vocal in expressing alarm correspondent for Panax Channel and link Britain Lambton, a Scotland Wednesday night. ranks the millionaire who has served as biggest affair over the Profumo case. newspapers and president of and France would cost more in the House of Commons than $2 billion — over twice for the original cost estimates at 22 years, abruptly resigned Tuesday undersecretary as defense for the guerilla clashes continue 1972 prices - a construction company said. Royal Air Force. "I have no excuse whatsoever to make," SI0E Lambtom, 50 - year - old father of six children, said. "I have behaved credulous stupidity." The news stunned Britain with Argentina still (c)1973 NEW YORK TIMES foreign delegations that will Argentine newspapers, the uneasy Noemi Baruj De La Rin, a NEWS SERVICE witness and embarrassed the transfer of guerillas took credit for the BUENOS AIRES - Left supervisor of industrial Conservative government of power from a seven - year - Wednesday's wounding of relations also wounded in - wing guerilla activity and old military regime to a two Ford executives. Heath, who three weeks ago sporadic clashes the attempt, was an between civilian government The Fuerillas said they ordered an investigation rival Peronist claiming "innocent bystander." into reports of vice in high groups allegiance to former shot Luis Giovanelli, 34, a Giovanelli continued in was still listed Argentina president and dictator Juan Ford places. With a political manager, when he today in critical condition, storm on the horizon, Heath Wednesday as foreign Peron. tried to resist a kidnapping but Baruj De La Rin was dignitaries began arriving for But the Peronists said he would make a -- attempt. They added that only slightly wounded. Friday's inauguration of whose moderate statements statement in Parliament Peronist president - elect in recent weeks have largely today. Hector J. Campora. Some members of mollified hostile military Salvadore Allende, Parliament immediately demanded a full inquiry president of Chile, and William Rogers, U.S. leaders opponents and -- civilian continued to Drive-in em because of Lambton's access be plagued by dissension in secretary of State, flew into their ranks and by left - to security information. But the capital as part of the 30 wing guerilla activity. The People's in court 2n Revolutionary Army -- a Two employes of the Crest Drive - in theater who were Trotskyite guerilla group arrested on obscene movie charges during a May 3 raid IGNORE french warning that is at odds with both the the Ingham County Sheriff Dept. were arraigned by military and the Peronist Wednesday in Mason District Court. leadership -- today Randall C. Posorek, the theater manager, and Charles C. threatened to kidnap Vaughn, the projectionist at the time of the raid, stood Ships protest nuclear tests executives of Moter Co.'s the subsidiary unless the firm paid a ransom of Ford Argentine more than mute on charges of possessing obscene material with intent to show. This is the second time the pair has been charges stemming from the May 3 raid, during which the arraigned on preparing to leave Honolulu last week that American ships $1 million. controversial film "Deep Throat" was seized (c) 1973 NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE by authorities. sailing into the test zone would be violating U.S. law. In the United States, The original complaint by Detective Lt. | AUCKLAND, New Zealand -- Two New Zealand vessels New Zealand's central trade union Ford said it would meet the against the two was dismissed. Wednesday's arraignment Harry Tift sting French nuclear tests in the South Pacific entered organization, the Federation of Labor, will decide today whether to terrorist demands of $1 resulted from complaints signed by residents of the area st zone at Mururoa Atoll. boycott million in medical supplies the handling of French goods and around the Okemos theater. s the 105 - foot former Baltic trader Fri, with a transportation services, as already has been done by unions in Australia. for hospitals in Argentina. Posorek and three other employes were arrested on of 13, which entered the test area on Tuesday. The So far, the unions here have In a communique sent to similar charges Saturday during a second raid H is the yacht Spirit of Peace, with a crew of four, postponed action until New by the Zealand's case against the French tests is heard the company and several sheriffs department. ■kh reached the zone Wednesday. The Fri reported being by the International Court of Justice in The Hague. The court has ■b«dby French military aircraft Wednesday been hearing Australia's case this week and is ■ TTiough the expected to Miss J's safari bag is voyages of both vessels have been promoted begin hearing New Zealand's evidence Thursday. P financed from New Zealand, the Fri is American - The New Zealand government has refused to J&red and captained Wd Moodie. by an American, 27 - year - old anything about its plans to dispatch a frigate to the test say a hardy species The legal position of the Fri is uncertain, ^ the U.S. Coast Guard zone, but has denied reports that the warship will sail this warned American vessel an week. all-purpose carry-a IIMatured now at Linn's: for city streets or far-flung adventuring "THE Of natural canvas with DAILY contrast trim, zip closure SPECIAL" two outer snap pouches Stores Valuable and adjustable shoulder are now ^gains on the open every strap. 16*10", $8. Purchase of your Thursday night until 9. faorite wines. And . . . rugs, rabbits, rayon, & records are all part of the super selection you'll discover when you visit our friendly East Lansing stores. voi.»>.»» jt greatly reduced prices. A different wine Is offered each day. Watch for your favorite to go on special. Give a call or stop In and Inspect one of the largest selections of Jacobsoris wine In the area. 207 E. Grand River 332 ■ 3114 open tonight until nine .EDITORIALS. COMMENTARY r . a Mike's employes Vote for your favorite fossil union isn't needed at but management will Tonight, a grateful administration lay fat checks on 22 outstanding faculty for their contributions to Wharton's doing Kimltv Faculty MSU a real good Grievance 'cause job • n, ' Officer u-A academic excellence. For the past two months unionization by having the concern by remaining receptive Twenty two awards is a lot. But as 1 Pumblers and employes at Mr. Mike's Pizza and Michigan Employment Relations to all other employe grievances. pointed out a year ago, they still leave whiners who try to use the , Sandwich Shoppe have been Commission supervise the Employes had attempted to a sadly • neglected gap in State's award grievance procedure to erode system. To fill it, the C. Patric Award standards of academic working on a collective upcoming election. The vote on meet with management before was formed to give Robert Perrin, for firinn excellence S tangible rewards to bargaining unit to represent Friday will decide whether or the election petition was filed, who wouldn't otherwise get the Rletfors and r employes in labor - management not Mr. Mike's Employes Assn. but the owners of Mr. Mike's some public recognition they so richly C. Patric economics, iMrrowe, presents professor of his highly courageously attempts by nosy reporters to resist^ find out disputes. will in fact become a bargaining refused to recognize the group as deserve. renowned Fossil of the Year Awards unit. We call it the Fossil of the Year to seven of the most respected and The employes have made a bargaining unit. Award, and to make sure the right prestigious members of the University Trustee Jack every effort to develop a community. Stack, for refusing to man got it, we invited the entire te for a resolution praisino workable union while the Mr. Mik^ s management at Mr. Mike's and other East academic community praising I)uffy> n..«w to submit who, more than anyone else management, like so many other one point did take their Lansing businesses must realize nominations and to vote for the their admirers. To avoid prejudicing possibly 'Dr.' Hannah, mi that employes are more aware of the employers in East Lansing, has employes' rights into final award - winner. As you can your vote, they're in alphabetical great center of learning it is todav consideration by not demanding their right to unionize than ever imagine, given the supply of fossils on order: Well, that's the line attempted to disregard the - - ■— up so far. Here before and are exercising that campus, the competition was mighty 'U' ■ cops director Richard Bernitt, are the awards: movement and pretend that that labor officials hold an keen. for using informers and undercover First election hearing, which would right. Ignoring employe prize, your pick of 25 labor problems will just The way it's been shaping up this agents to keep an eye on students and "Nixon's the One" buttons have grievances will not make them go (some in disappear. delayed the bargaining year, there are even more fossils faculty, for loyally sharing tarnished condition). Mr. Mike's employes have process. But the management away but will only serve to around now than last. Even though to information with the FBI, and for Second prize, the unedited tape of initiated all the legal steps for should continue to show this antagonize the situation. qualify, a nominee has to meet only protecting we straights from pushy Rennie Davis meditating on two criteria: gays in the Union johns. Maharaj One, whenever there's a conflict Aggie dean Larry Boger, for Third prize, a special between the interests of sturdily resisting the attempted power out on pass to work I an individual Tiger Jack's paddleball court and the 'U', he's got grab by Chicanos who think the Ag (Good only when Tiger Jack's MSU campus na interests of the 'U' first. to agree to put Two, he has with President Wharton that the school ought to help them the way it does farmers, and for standing up to using it). And for each of the runners - up, an the bleeding hearts and Sentimental Ed. D. in Lifelong Education. administrators are here to run this (Made Alices who've been carping about possible spread, faculty and students are here by a grant from the Small Animals Day. for Michigan Rockefeller Foundation). to teach and learn, not to spend their new time trying to clip the wings of the administration. Tiger Jack Breslin, for secretly having a paddleball court constructed in the basement of the ad building so Remember, in the selection of this year's fossil, your voice can be heard Use it! There is really no question in the face of the natural criminal justice, to mention just For weeks, the award committee's he could practice two hours a day To make it easy for you, the award that MSU is the natural place to arguments for an MSU law a few. A law school at MSU been quietly doing the initial while I couldn't get in a workout at committee provides the ballot below school. would be a natural extension of screening. We've got it down to seven the IM because of the heavy demands All you have to do is fill in the have a new law school in name I finalists, but entries will still be on my time from teaching, counseling of your candidate and send Michigan, except in the minds of First. MSU is located next to these programs. your ballot considered if they're submitted with students and my ongoing research, not toCPAC at 216 Marshall. Sen. Charles Zollar and Sen. John the capitol, the scat of legislation The study of law covers a to mention my many practicums. strong supporting material. Yes! I agree MSU's fossils in wide range of educational topics. ought to Toepp of the state Senate Michigan. The resources for We give you the seven finalists Concerned Faculty's John get the recognition they deserve. My Appropriations Committee. research and the cumulative MSU has the resources to cover below, with the reasons sent in by Henderson, for explaining a faculty fossil is: The short - sightedness of knowledge of law are all located these topics in relation to law. these men is hard to understand in the Lansing - MSU area. Our size should be a definite asset in determining the law POINT OF VIEW Second, the size of MSU also school location. U-M covers law lends itself to a law school. from an international view. MSU Play i Located right on the campus is one of the few criminal justice has the resources to focus on the needs of Michigan in relation to Moral judgment schools in the country. MSU also law. Memorial weekend is fast has one of the most extensive approaching and many people will be scurrying away from MSU for well -deserved vacations. Traffic will be heavy and computer systems in Michigan. There are many students at Michigan needs school and MSU is the place for a it. It's a shame these men can't new law in By ROBERT J. TRUSCELLO printing mercilessly humiliated by the May 17 of publisher is just as guilty as the writer. [ MSU in pre - law under a variety guage public need in the face of Cleveland, Ohio, graduate student Point of View, "Indians — parasites of Management has the final say in I confusion will abound as hordes what is and what is not published, and I of cars clog the state's highways. of programs, including James upcoming election year society." There can be little doubt that MSU I spoke with John Winchester, therefore, legally and ethically takes I Madison. Justin Morrill, and pressures. Indians were deeply frustrated and the responsiblity for the printed word. I People in a rush to Set up camp coordinator of the American Indian to scramble All this is to say that the right tol or • away from Programs at MSU, the same day. Winchester, charged with publish includes the right not .tol every4aV parknoia will cause, a man accidents that could kill some recruiting Indian students to MSU« publish. * said that his staff is prepared to take I feel that the phrase "free society" 1 folks. implies a duty to protect humanitarian I strong measures in protest. Slow down and take it cool. A As he was emotionally charged at interests, and, in order for a free press I to best serve a free society, publishers I couple extra hours of care are the time, I suggested that anything his worth a whole lot more than group may try to do will not change must limit discussion to humanitarian | the bigoted opinion of the article's issues. having someone's brains pasted Generally, I felt this article v author, Vicki R. Renninger. (Judging on a freeway. from her letter, Renninger is the type cheap shot. It was blatant, immature | who thinks that "All in the Family" is sensationalism aimed at arousingl a melodrama.) Instead, I suggested comment. Unfortunately, to merely J William iting, editor - in - chief; that Winchester direct his effort at the offer Winchester space for rebuttal is a " Michael box. managing editor; Bob real heart of the matter — the co pout. Novosad. editorial editor. John Lindstrom. campus editor; Jim mismanagement of the State News. Assuming, however, that as a "free I Bush, city editor; Mike Cody, slot man; As I see it, even if editors say they press" you are open to suggestion. 11 Craig Porter, photo editor; Jonathan S. do not agree with Renninger, their would propose that your MSU I Kaufman, national editor; Lynn Henning, spoi l)ai I)e\ decision to publish makes them audience is much too sophisticated! laff conspirators to this gross defamation. and intelligent to be impressed with! Beth Ann Masalkoski, advertising If the news staff defends "yellow journalism." In the future I would ask State* manager. Lee Lockwood, asst. advertising publication by insisting that opposing manager; John Greening, asst. advertising and unpopular viewpoints deserve the News editors to assume n10"* manager; Al Kirleis, circulation manager. attention of a free press, I say responsibility forlimiting your sheet to| The Michigan State News is a stfven time - "build inky." intelligent discussion, by exercising! recipient of the Pacemaker Award for I'm sure sure I don't have to remind moral judgment, and by putting th« outstanding journalism. Renningers on campus in the circulaj the editors that "freedom of the M THINK WE'VE GOT HIM TO THE file - the one with the seat an • • molly & lawless EVERY DAY AT 11:45 AND THE FIRST SHOW STARTS . LUKE" AT NOON. CALL 882 - 0236 FOR COMPLETE iffrTT. J0HW PG SCHEDULE. RATED X, YOU MUST BE 18 AND ABLE TO PROVE IT. \uu±mEm™ fiilHUHI'I.U.U" = THE TCJUKE * 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursdilay. May 24, i97 Richardson confirmed new attorney general by Senate 28 drug indictments (continued from page 1) McCord repeatedly and personal knowledge that the offe clemency of to executive McCord had with McCord, also said he knew illegal. his But action he said he party were been headquarters. convicted. sentenced Both Liddy has to 6-20 Cwlfleld wMU,d to effusively stated his include 12 policemen confidence in him. Alch said McCord wanted to base his defense come from President Nixon. Nixon reiterated Tuesday he made no such authorization. assumed passed to the messages McCord from the White House. he came years in prison. McCord awaits final sentencing June 15 along with five other Ulasewicz, broadside*,! man^ thick New York a accent tall 1 . he received on the fact that as security Caulfield, who left his Caulfield said he did not defendants who pleaded $22,000 a w DETROIT (UPI) - A expected to be charged but The charges included White House ask for and was not offered for his work and that he . claimed that he was being chief of the Committee for job in March guilty. Wayne County grand jury conspiracy to deliver Wednesday indicted 28 falsely incriminated. cocaine and heroin, the Reelection of the President he was after 1972 to go to the Treasury Dept., said he knew the immunity from prosecution for his testimony. At the time the clemency offers were made, Caulfield KonV^ Nixon s personal ia,T including 12 All the policemen possession of cocaine, and who no persons, offer he relayed to McCord Caulfield repeated earlier said, McCord was trying to longer policemen from a single indicted are from the 10th heroin, and the obstruction information about groups him. Ulasewicz repress Precinct, West Side of justice, planning potentially violent was illegal when he made it testimony he was stay out of jail. McCord had said he c precinct, on charges of a area in January, during the trial, acting reluctant said he rejected the offers nothing illegal in this where drug traffic The 17 - member grand demonstrations. but he was j, selling and possessing heroin The committee recessed messenger in the clemency not asked ato flourishes. It also has one of jury has been investigating McCord also sent him a on ground the White what activities and cocaine. fourth day of televised note its offers for John W. Dean III, House was trying falsely to he In addition, 23 persons, the highest crime rates of Detroit's multimullion- reflecting telephone undertake. calls he made to the Israeli hearings until 10 a.m. today who was White House lay the blame on the CIA including an unspecified any precinct in the city. dollar narcotics traffic for after Alch read his counsel at the time. Dean and that some guilty parties and Chilean embassies. Alch number of policemen, were m several months. The The 28 persons were indictments have been said. McCord claims he statement. He will be was fired by the President weren't being indicted on a conspiracy charge. Wayne County indicted on seven separate crimes. One of the officers was charged with expected for a biggest some number of the time, city's made the calls, identifying himself as defendant, in a Watergate effort to questioned seven committee. then senators by on the the April 30. G. At the time McCord and Gordon Liddy were prosecuted. Caulfield Ulasewicz, a said he asked friend from the ssswrfL combination 0f Prosecutor William Cahalan drug dealers were an judgment by CIA and Detroit Police committing all seven. All among those indicted, but have the government Anthony T. Ulasewicz, standing trial on charges of New York City police force who became offi but two of the 12 officers neither Nichols nor Cahalan disclose wiretaps. the former New York City conspiracy, burglary and also once employed at the involved int| Commissioner John Nichols Watergate developments were charged with at least WOuld release their names, Caulfield told the policeman who was wiretapping in the June 17 White House, to contact ai told a news conference that overzealousness six offenses, Nichols said. committee he had no Caulfield's go ■ between break - in at Democratic McCord and let him know by Whi all those indicted were being pending arraignments. House aides. arrested on warrants issued Wednesday. They said that the persons indicted were to be PLAYBACK A Great AI arraigned today before MODEL "30" Pocket Ra< Judge John Murphy, STEREOPHONES presiding judge of Detroit Reg. $9.95 Recorder's Court. No names Reg. $32.95 were released pending the arraignments. The highest - ranking police officer who was indicted is s sergeant, 19M A super buy on a Cahalan and Nichols said. Designed for comfort... engineered to big-sounding 10" Sgt. Rudy Davis, 44, provide ultra-wide-range listening. A big Tnree-Way A triumph of modern circuitry and de¬ chief of the narcotics unit buy! Speaker System. sign. Perfect for gift-giving. of the 10th Precinct, has been named in newspaper stories as being under investigation by the grand jury. He has said he Students, faculty and staff are invited to a weekly Bible study from" noon to I p.m. today in 217 Natural Resources Bidg. Call 353 - 0823 for information. Playback The MSU Advertising Club will hold the last meeting of the year at 7:30 p.m. today in Union Parlor C. Eric Peterson, of J. W. Thompson will speak and elections will be held. Society Anachronism for Renaissance Dance Class - 7:30 Creative events: — fine electronic playground — p.m., Thursday, Union Tower An Exciting New Room; the Society will convene this weekend in Ann Arbor for Four-Channel Compact SALE ENDS Our MARANTZ 2270 a it and training. The PIRGIM ■ MSU board of directors will meet at 4 p.m. today in 329 Student Services Bldg. The public is invited. System...$290 Off! SUNDAY College Republicans will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in the 1962 Room, Wilson Hall. Come to a meeting of the Christian Science Organization at 4 p.m. today in the East We Are Closed Memorial Day McDonel lower lounge. The MSU Employes Assn. will meet at 8:IS tonight in 1S8 Natural Resources Bldg. with paid members only participating. 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Hi® °f prcper bud8etary affiliation with the Office of Black Affairs." projects classification of the budget. Grafton stressed that The black group felt persecuted with the violations and the amount Kuuii 14.03 reads: "No restrictions shall be placed upon was "earmarked" for OBA. ASMSU's acting "out of constitutional jurisprudence by Lifflounts of money spent or that money appropriated to Lnffice of Black Affairs by ASMSU." JSf"? action. jusuuea the rationale"The was that the board's assigned board is charted duties tn aiinrafo ite "We think this is a maneuver," Davis said. "It's our ^ COnsideration the objectives of the OBA," PBy ihn r»RA'o contention^ that ASMSU can't write in $4,900 and say between ASMSU a^he^A0^ I n withhold'^sMSU ^ and the OB A became more than JuZll^w Judiciary "WeW'tH fair"ess and resPonsibility," he told th e contend that w'i!' g'Ve to 0BA-' Tb®1'8 a maneuver. It's not "I'm sorry that the OBA looks at it as a chastisement a an attempt by the board to right that they allocate money to budgetary. We are contending here that everybody else but OBA punishment," said Grafton. "It was in no way meant to be , one ®xerc|se fiscal responsibility . . . does not constitute a move and give us just enough for operating. If any part of the tbat. I know it hurts to say 'you can't have your money, mization is attempting to put constraints on another," to tighten our restraints on the Office of Black Affairs." „fls told the Judiciary. "We can't be subjected to the u shouldij JS u Up' it s our °P'nion tbat the whole budget be held ud." you're in court.' I sincerely believe that the OBA has misunderstood when they made their case that the ytural conclusions of the ASMSU student board." o/^vis,and Webb also cUdroed that in withholding all but 0.QAA - , VMM",CW UMll HI Willi] $4,900 fflebb later told the State News that the OB A does feel £2L i*™ °,Bys allocati°n, ASMSU was violating \ was not informed of it." lk| way that cultural beliefs had something to do with the rpstrinii^ restrictions J® " are to be placed on ofamounts Operations which says no the Code of Operations because "no 'restrictions' were put of money spent on money allocated to OBA Lyiolding of our allocation." The action, he said, was to rm A by by ASMSU by the Feb. 6 motion as no monies other than a sum lexpected since the populace of MSU is predominantly equivalent to office jeand ASMSU is supposed to be representative of that "That $800 was to me." specifically labeled, 'office and telephone,' " Davis testified. "That seems like restrictions expenses were allocated to the group at the time. "We could have easily ignored OBA's budget request and Student jury involvement ■ Grafton replied that ASMSU did not violate the spent the money," Grafton continued. "But this was not institution or the Operations Code. "All action taken by ^ben ASMSU topassed the budget early in February, the the wise thing to do. So we earmarked it. This was the (continued from page 1) more representative jury Lgoard regarding the 1973 OBA allocation was within ^ $4,900 that was go to the OBA was put in the sDecial wisest thing we could do — it was the fairest thing we could continued. pools, the district court In its attempt to obtain recently enlarged the number of potential jurors called each month from 40 to 60 and plans to further enlarge the pool to 80 names each month. "Hopefully, that will take care of it — if not, I'll have to increase the number again," Russell said. District courts use six • member juries. 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Sunday SALE ENDS BANKAMERICARO Call 12:00-5:00 PM IN 4 DAYS! jround MASTER CHARGE College Travel 351-6010 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 24,, J City fights crowded student By MARK McALPINE housing ordinance in order apartments, houses, rents several houses in the the present tax structure it present overcrowded housing there were quite a few four fraternities and sororities, increase 5"-"J to improve local housing city, disagreed will be impossible to lower conditions which lead to the State News Staff Writer According to a 1971 conditions. Currently, the city Patriarche's suggestion and with rents." new ordinance to an man apartment and students lined up to get into them." an "ELS — "i rents » ■ The licenses only motels, hotels report by an East Lansing new ordinance, expected to be passed by and some boarding houses, said that the rents will go thought that down is it Claugherty said he feels is to the students' increase in the past six years in the move for off campus uniiT and a Univ«rsity larger variety 0nl J housing committee, the the council in June will deal "The main purpose of "wishful - In the last four years, he options move by many students thinking." advantage to get as many as living students. on canWl suggested, students started toward off - campus housing has taken its toll in the city. directly with overcrowding and responsibility for the licensing," Patriarche said, "Is to control density 'If in they drop the number living a house," he said, "it possible into a house to save money. "If you look at the cycle," he said, "when the moving into houses to save expects the other way shift^! back tff money on rent and to get a dorms and thus maintenance, Patriarche and provide safer housing could throw rents up. With Patriarche credits the apartments were first built, heln l Students moving off little more freedom. said. conditions for the residents conditions in the campus in recent years, have city 'We first have a of the city." concentrated on saving concern," he sai'l, "for Each rental unit would money by finding the be some landlords doing inspected by a housing lowest rents available in the nothing regarding upkeep of official, Patriarche city where 65 per cent of all the houses they are renting. explained, and will have to housing is rental unit. minimum We also have concern for meet lighting, According to East Lansing City Manager John some tenants who do heating and density nothing to maintain the standards set by the city. M. Patriarche, high rents houses they are living in." If the unit does not meet have caused large groups of Councilwoman Mary the requirements, landlords people to move into houses would be asked to make designed for smaller Sharp, who looks for occupancy, causing approval of the ordinance appropriate improvements by the council at its first and will not be allowed to overcrowded conditions in meeting in June, said that rent the unit until those some sectors of the community. the council hopes the changes are made. ordinance will clearly define One of the important This overcrowding, Patriarche said, has created the responsibilities of changes which Patriarche renters and landlords, and expects is a reduction in the problems for the people insure adequate housing number of people who are living in the area because of too much noise and too conditions in the city. living in some houses due to One of the major the density requirement the many cars and has created a provisions of the ordinance ordinance would set. trend for older residents to which may provide strength Landlords renting houses move outside the city. in the city's hopes to which are overcrowded, he The East Lansing city government is now control housing is a said, will be asked to reduce mandatory the number of people living attempting to take aim at licensing prodecure for all rental in the house. the overcrowded conditions units in the city. 0 ne possible reaction and the problems they have The new licensing which Patriarche believes caused. ordinance would be a would stem from this In the past year, the city council has been studying blanket proposal covering reduction is a lowering of and rewriting East Lansing's all rental units, including rents in the area due to a shift in the housing market. There is the possibility, he said, that if the number of people living in the Women challenge houses is reduced, the students will not want to pay existing rents, and the landlords will be forced to Pebble Creek limiting of abortion lower the rent to meet the market demand. However. Richard A housing project on Coolidge Road will offer 186 apartments to low-income families. Only married students will be eligible to live at subsidized the project, which is being built by Fine - Bilt Homes. State News photo by Jim Bu J Three women have expressed joint concern about efforts Claugherty, who owns and the site. East Lansing, the state and the federal government have in the state legislature to limit the availability of abortions. The Michigan Women's Political Caucus, the National Organization for Women and the Michigan Women's Commission were reacting Tuesday to legislation which Project closegoj would allow any hospital, clinic or other medical facility to refuse to perform an abortion without fear of civil or criminal penalty. "These bills give publicly - funded institutions the right to deny medical services to women without regard for their constitutional rights," Nancy Hammond of the Michigan By MARK McALPINE maintaining a home in East students while another 10 will to mean that low • income The city, concerned with housing concept, he J State News Staff Writer Lansing. per cent are employed by families will have modern high costs and rents in the disappointed. Women's Political Caucus said. When it is completed, a The Pebble Creek the University. housing at prices they can area, offered a tax She said the bills would establish a dangerous precedent This has meant high city afford without abatement for the complex Kreager of new low income housing Housing Project, a 186 - looking apartments are not I treating an institution as an individual. unit English Tudor - styled tax rates, high rents and outside the city. to keep the costs down and The three groups do not oppose a conscience clause for project may provide an designed for single I answer to the high cost of apartment complex under spiraling property costs in When it is completed, the provide the lowest possible individuals. and government stipula construction along Coolidge all sectors of the city. project will offer one, two rent for the tenants of the will make it impossibB Road north of Saginaw These conditions provide and three bedroom complex. Street, is designed to a struggle for lower income apartments at rents ranging single students to oil The provisions of the the apartments. close a gap in housing families to find adequate from $105 to $150 a abatement state that the which has forced many housing capable of meeting month. Federal requirement families to move away from their budgets, forcing them One of the distinctive project will not be subject the low income project® to city taxes until the year the city. to look outside East aspects of the project, that a family 2018. forn| East Lansing has Lansing. Kreager said, and the main must be present befol traditionally been known as That search may not be reason for its existence, is Tenants living within the apartment can be renter a town with two groups of so hard thanks to the new the cooperation involved in complex will be responsible people and two kinds of Pebble Creek project. getting the complex off the for paying a monthly service Though constructs! charge for the apartment. the project is housing, students and the According to Carl ground. upper income faculty. Kreager, vice president of "The whole uniqueness underway, a three • Fully 65 per cent of the Fine - Bilt Homes which is of the program," he said, "is According to Kreager, delay because of a ffl total the entire project was not housing moratorium [ East Lansing constructing the project and that there was cooperation population is comprised of will own the apartments, it from the federal, state and possible without the stalled the project. local governments to get abatement, due to high city taxes. Within three i construction under way." Kreager said, con One of the biggest boosts However, if a single hope to have for the federally subsidized student hopes to squeak available for inspel project came from East past the red tape to take Completion of the ufl Lansing itself. advantage of the new expected next year. JERRY LEE LEWIS JOE STAMPLEY Holiie's is... 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PINE KNOB BOX OFFICE (12 noon - 8 pm dally) beginning May 29 at HUQHES HATCHER at Northland only The Sandwich Or mail check or money order made payable to I'ine Knob People Muaic Theatre to: (name of attraction), I'ine Knob, Fiaher Theatre, Kinher Building, Detroit, Michigan 1X202 Spartan Shopping Center- Trowbridge at Harrison I'leaxe encloxe a xtamped, *elf-addre*aed envelope for aafe return of your ticket*. » mark* owned exclusively by T\| .FOR Finn her INFORMATION CALL559-9111 E State News, East Lansing, Michigan ay 24,19 Michigan Thursday, May 24, 1973 ]] 3 Dn-campus students offered 7 living options ld- rents ersity becaua pQ, as .nrlUC CUAMQ IRENE EVANS _» wietyof| .. By many of the supporters the don't want to live in that single room, which costs private kitchens in each campus News Staff Writer State $50 extra. ''ft to option." apartment. back B Though many students "In the past two or three L ontinue to move off When limited visitation years, we Alternating wings is is seem to have a help pre B once they have was being initiated as another form of coed "e an larger demand for singles," housing. On city. ant their required time in option, many students were any given floor, in favor of the idea. Underwood said. "The males live in one wing and residence hall, many But demand is greatest in the females live in the other. when the ^ choose to remain on decision was fall, but we have no figures This situation 2opus, attracted by the announced houses would as to which to compare the growth of Mayo, Williams, Shaw, exists in iJy living options offered limited visitation become that demand." Holmes, Akers, Wilson and -the University. houses, no Currently there are 600 Case halls. All floors in each "We have tried to build one wanted to be displaced singles in use. if they did not want to live hall are not under this $ many options as Students who want to Ibie over the past few under that option. option. cook for themselves Robert Underwood, may TheUniversity also owns Though over 15,000 live in a room without adence halls manager said, students living on campus board situations which are ;, housing. The other visitation floors, which Cooking should be done in member of the family. All allow small kitchenettes located apartments are to be ' 18,000 students 000 to visitors of the no each occupied by the registered off campus, and 95 per opposite sex after certain floor for food tenant and his or her spouse t of those students live hours, are in demand by 28 PreParat,on- and their children. Sin a 15 - minute drive per cent of all incoming On campus apartments - In order to live off campus, he said. freshmen, which ' about located in West Fee Hall, are campus, a student must A student living on 2,130 students. East and West Akers Hall, either be 20 years old by (jpus faces a choice of Another option and Van Hoosen Hall for the last day of registration gn basic housing options, increasing in popularity is women. Students have or a junior in status. gome students have messed an interest in temating suites of men id women in the past, but K proposal pn by was turned the board of Students lower co ustees. However, the be examined !3r living ption may cohabitating " by a proposed study Gary North, coordinator 1 residence halls, said that By IRENE EVANS "The girls' parents pay One resident residence Halls Assn. IHA) has proposed a study State News Staff Writer Cohabitation is defined the rent, but none of the manager who demanded to remain Cohabitation parents know that we (the anonymous, admitted that to evaluated current by Webster's New World men) stay here," George there was a time when three since hall options. Dictionary as the act of said. women and Landlords who know about cohabitation going on in more convenient than having to The group, which is not a man signed a their rent separate living together "as husband The landlord does not lease for summer term. buildings claim they do not condone it. quarters. (functioning, will study and wife, especially when know that the Students who cohabitate claim that it is cheaper and men are "They only stayed for State News photo by Dale Atkins It possible expansion of not legally married." living in the house, either. three months," he said. "I Itemating suites, which Michigan state law defines it "I've never met the guess they didn't want to inently exist only in take a chance for as illegal, and many MSU landlord," George said. anything u iitain parts of Owen In questions. students living off campus define it as a cheaper way of 'The girls usually make up some kind of lie to explain longer than that." Another resident State schools face Do you need some new }[ iftduate Center, among living. our presence." manager said that tenants Ik committee will be sponsible to Eidon George and his girlfriend would be ousted ( blood in your organization? Though there are many immediately special-ed fund I have been living together for if caught I onnamaker. vice president (student affairs, if the idea over two years. Three other couples, plus two girls, live apartments where lots of pies cohabitate, few cohabitating. "It's the biggest 'no - no' cut" irwpted by Nonnamaker. in the five bedroom house, - landlords are willing to that can be done on our 'We often find that discuss the matter. Most Michigan public schools will receive $10.2 million less and the four males find the property," he said. "Even than students support the ' they anticipated for the current year for special arrangement inexpensive cla'm that no such though you're only young education cept of a new option," it shouldn't be done programs, state Superintendent of Public Hth said, "but a great because they do not pay condition exists tn their once, Instruction John Porter said Tuesday. single apartment buildings. here. It's not our business if Porter said only $6.4 million in federal funds is available it stipuli you do it elsewhere." for the program, compared to $17 million « Another couple, Colleen anticipated last year when the budget for the current year was being drawn a uiremen like paths ■ not to alter and Steve, live they live in house with his a parents. Both have separate together, but up. He said he is meeting with legislative leaders and members of the governor's staff to see if state funds can be found to make up the difference. Then advertise in the 1973 project ; bedrooms. "This arrangement is However, he said state aid payments for June will be Organizations Section » nature, official claims y fori based on the lower number. cheaper than any other I've nt befo ever participated in." Porter said 466 local school districts and 59 intermediate school districts operate special education off Welcome Week J be rente Colleen said. The two programs for some 150,000 handicapped students. • Friday June 1st will be the deadline for theS nstructi* alternate the costs of going Construction of East :t is "King's proposed bicycle Several recreational paths slated to be routed city and possibly the out and do not have to pay ^Organizations section of WELCOME WEEK. AllS 2 fraternities, sororities, Pan Hel, IFC, co-op houses, are Michigan Dept. of Natural any rent, she said. ong hree of a • fi HI) system will not through these areas. Resources. "For me it's been GLENDALE COLLEGE J and - off campus clubs, student government, andjj nflict with any existing cheaper in the long run," Sstudent and religious groups are urged to take1 ect. itorium Hural features, such as Some changes in the city The department has Colleen said. "I think it has OF LAW (advantage of this advertising opportunity. J ws and master plan made in shrubs, city were already turned down one been for Steve, too." Call State News £ JAA p r Robert Owen said response to citizens' funding request, but a The • A Degree Program Qualifying Graduates For Colif. Bar Exam neighbors believe advertising today. » Wnesday. suggestions at the public modified proposal has been hanky panky is going on, • 5 Mm. from Downtown los Angeles In A Suburban Community • Enrollment Now hearings, and any questions resubmitted. Colleen said. They feel the Being Accepted For September Term Citizen input was area residents had about the • Inquiries Are Invited By The Dean Of Admissions: lly favorable when couple is cohabitating as if the project were answered then, Somecity residents also ui ic hearings were held on they were in an apartment. GLENDALE COLLEGE OF LAW Owen said. may be individually assessed year. $253,000 project last "They know more about 220 NO. GLENDALE AVE for sidewalk relocation, what's going on than Steve ,he added. GLENDALE, CA. 91206 (213)247-0770 While only 4 per cent of Owen noted. and I do," she said. "In no the project has been case should the instruction involve the completed so far, at least "This system was % down of a tree," instated. $50,000 worth of construction is scheduled to be undertaken this summer. designed on the basis of input from the public -- grade school, high school hLilOcb-s- J\Ls\ eVs Since most of the Three Days Only and MSU students and wed bicycle paths will homeowners. We will try to The system, which is an 1 routed over INVITES YOU TO A existing outgrowth of a bicycle path get as much done as soon as * and sidewalks, the study conducted two years possible with the money we Jjj places where ago, will be financed by the have," he "escaping is likely to be WINE May 2KB "°»ed REAL AND are the city parks, 'explained. 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As of April 15, about special 16,000 students Ukaly. housing possibility of a court challenge of that requirement Students now sign their own contracts when they enter more contract|5 "It depends Smith said ASMSU and on how liberal the iurfo« he would to any other camnus mali hhnE*to k" k were living in University housing. their halls. The question of holding them to their contracts nro • avail*l is to become a part time student for the balance of the for it. ionization whic For those unwilling to make a contract. marriage of convenience, as adults while requiring them to sign a contract in the first He said that the possibility of a test Of 590 students (3%) released from their contracts the part time gambit seems alluring. But like other place, as a form of* protection and. aid - * .. imposed by the MSU student would be limited by the h" during fall and winter terms this year, 85 were married and University escape routes, the administration has taken steps University, raises several legal questions. 42 chose to become part - time students by signing up for to plug it up. Kenneth Smith, a Lansing attorney who is retained part • "Presumably, the University would fi! the way to the Supreme Court if six credits or less. Donald Schmidt, asst. manager of the residence time by ASMSU to offer legal aid to students, currently is halls, commented, lecessary," Another 82 were successful in winning releases under the said that his office runs a check after drops and adds are preparing an opinion on the legality of the present "But if i catch - all heading of medical and social problems. completed each quarter to see whether any student released residenence halls contract system. PHONE 355- from a contract has tried to sign up for a full course load. Smith said the contract might be challenged in the state requirement to live oncampuTTs iTithe Uni „Student Swvl If they have, Schmidt said, they are unconstitutional, we would expect th n° ** required to either urts on the basis of the University's custom of courts collecting drop the extra credits or to make good on their original disputed payments without legal procedures through the consider an out "This is what • of - court compromise " happened several h Lniversi Band slates housing contracts. Schmidt cites noise, incompatible roommates and bad hold card system. "But the issue _uiy _ probably will WUI be decided ultimately w awmwj University dropped the residence Smith remarked. requirement?? M ments forw food as the most common of the many ummaieiy on complaints offered the constitutional question whether the University has the —i- s on plans by those attempting attempting to leave the to leave the residence halls. But he believes that these usually are h*!!* only superficial right to force an individual student to live in housing as a condition of University rjrvtirvi Though spring drills for the MSU football team have reason. "After talking with the student, we usually find that some deeper, personal reason really is motivating him. enrollment," he said. Federal district court threw out such a case at Northern £?s?idirld He ,n an inm" noted, however, that the off ended, a group very much associated with the football "It may be anything from a crushed love affair to fear of Michigan University a year ago, Smith said. season, the MSU Marching Band, is just starting to see where it stands. homosexuality," Schmidt said. "We try to discover the real motive and then offer counseling as well as ■fftTOhe asserted. ^ '°ng term possibility of a The band is holding a meeting for all students interested room or dorm change to solve his problem." in playing at 5 p.m. today in the band room of the Music Except for the automatic releases granted to married and Building. Though the meeting is mainly to see how many students part time students, the Residence Hall Contract Committee passes on applications for contract releases. MSU graduates lead country want to play, director of bands Kenneth G. Bloomquist said However, according to Schmidt, the contract committee that the meeting also covers ideas for shows, squad leaders, usually is governed by the recommendations made by the plans for trips and what the students do and do not like about the band program. One subject that may come under discussion is the number of women in the band. At this time seven new manager and the head advisor of a student's hall. They are the only ones who normally interview a student except in exceptional cases. Schmidt argued that the counseling services and personally in applying for Peace Corps women have joined the band. Women were first admitted to activities available in residence halls, as well as the By SUE RICKER knowledge of people in Buller, who is working the band in the fall of 1972. convenience of their location and services, for his master s degree in When asked I Bloomquist said that the band is in need of players since University requirement that unmarried freshman under 20 justifies the The tight job market for ^"till be a challenge to significant value ? it is losing 50 at the end of this year. years - old must live in them. Sophomores under 20 and - college graduates is swelling the total number of Peace me to meet ,e fn Zli states, .T I want d7elopmen* a real program on campus said, "I think it'< An audition is required for membership in the marching unmarried must live un University - supervised housing on Corps a p p II cat ion s. d|fferent culture Kand to education. Living in another benefit to the ' band, but this does not have to be done before a student can or off - campus. learn to adjust to a uni country would help me according to MSU Peace campus. The stud nisi attend the meeting, Bloomquist said. But he noted that the environment » Smith ^ become more tolerant of new age of majority law makes the Corps recruiter Mary that the bureau i She hopes that workjng other people. I guess these and r' can go to someol County to hold as an educator of young reasons seem quite selfish." campus right awav Snetter said she lias wUI he,P uher ln a . BuUer thinks that to get of writing an impJ the job that he really wants received at least 150 future career' w,th a *°°d letter direct open meet on applications from MSU back6round in psychology takes more than a college Washington." funds tonight students, the highest as Jan extr" asset; Even de^8TBut most . * • Students who number of any college in graduate students take time aware students aren't that the requirements interested in this or Different ways to spend the nation. The University out 'n<* a little for the Peace Corps can contact Snetter the county's share of federal of Michigan ranks second exPe«e"<* for a job in the today Volunteer Center rs|io.oo| II with about 90 applications, "''P8, are quite lenient, and do not Student Services revenue sharing money will .. she added. According to Marva require a degree. DEADLIIS be open to discussion Pritchett, Detroit graduate "There is no need for a P.M. one cl tonight at 7:30 in the "I think it's primarily student in criminal justice, college degree circuit court room at the because the job market is so or any college «fore public at i' an interlude in the Corps education anymore," County Court House in bad now," Snetter said. will help her career a great Snetter said. Peanuts Persor Mason. deal. "Except in Jazz enserr must be pre¬ She said that the Peace specific fields like medicine, The finance committee ..j need experienCe in anyone can join. There is a of the Ingham County Corps offers students the to Board of Commissioners is initial professional another CQUntry tQ fin{J Qut exactiy what's going on in great need for people in agricultural fields now." ploy ton dictions/Co 12 noon one cl holding the public hearings experience they often need other govemments other Another advantage of the in (foripuMicatic before it recommendations makes to its the to or find a job in government industry. Pat Smith, than the United States -Ae said Peace Corps is that a person can remain in the corps as Brody H Aw State Newt board on how to spend the Marstoill senior majoring in Another graduate long as he is able to move. ^sponsible only The MSU Jazz En money received in 1973 psychology, feels that the student Levon Bu„ of This does not limit the 65 from experience of working will be heard in "Rass the butter, please!" government. the federal the corps could broaden her Lansing, feels his education would not ^ complete and over age group. "As long as you're able tonight Auditorium. in the ^I without the experience that the Peace Corps offers. to get around, you're needed," Snetter said. The ensemble playing music fro contemporary work SAVE GAS Ellis, Thad Jones, Rich, Miles Davis ar Corea. Compositio Charles Ruggerio, a gi student in compositi Mike Lorene, directo ensemble, w performed. 1966 - At the concert mically like representatives Earl «t offer, D-Lansing, and H. Jondahl, D-East will pay * WILDCAT < tribute to good mo • and have room for the whole gang! and the ensemble. 646-3791.3 There is no ad charge and the invited. Glenn Herriman, Inc. 1967, 350S 6135 Volkswagen W. Saginaw - Volvo - Body Shop 482-6226 T.V. "'as, befor 11-7023. XX-1-5-; ^ Open Won. & Thurs. 'Til 9 J 8 p.m. HUMA FILM FESTIVAL. Rise of Louis X CBS THURSDAY M " 1972, bla TK 349-2'i "Blow Up," 1967. 3-5 25 Hemmings and Redgrave star; 20 have been cut. |UE l0« MALIB conditic Channel 6. 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Call 489-1215. 7-6-1 Own bedroom, 351-0943, - reQuii OR "ENT CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE MUSTANG 1967~~— 289^ ~ 3 your schedule. work for person who can Interesting GREAT SUMMER employment 353-9164.4-5-25 l°w of st 1972, luggage rack. Phone speed, mag wheels, radio. Call motivate waitresses or waiters. Write ij)1(trJ1ents - 482-4090. 5-5-31 teenage children. 393-2426. 5-5-30 Car necessary. Good part - for application. BEEF TREE HASLETyAPARTMENTS am pus h time salary plus commission. INN, 1245 South 135 Collingwood CUTLASS S 1968 NOVA 1971 307, 3 speed on Garfield, — 350 stick the Write P.O. 265, Okemos, Traverse City, Michigan PHONE: 332-3843 convertible. Best offer floor, rally wheels, Michigan 48864. 5-5-25 49684. B5-24 after 12:30 p.m. 625-7456 evenings. B1-5/24 buckets, $1600. 655-3793, Hninw|j leasing for summer/fall Mobile Homes DATSUN 3-5-29 'WHAT'S ALL THE FUSS AdOUT CO-OP NURSERY school TWO ATTRACTIVE waitresses pool priveleges 1968 - 4 speed, OLDS 1964 OOR MARIJUANA looking for teacher 5 to work in bar in Alpena for ost&found 30mpg. Phone 663-4662 - Dynamic 88; full SMOKIbJQ mornings / week to start summer. No experience STODDARD APARTMENTS. 1 Iersonal after 6pm. 10-5-29 power, automatic, $200 Call 332-0394. 3-5-29 MOUSE &UILPING A NEST?' September. Experience necessary, must like working bedioom, air, $160. month tANUTS PERSONAL DELTA preferred. 2 years college with public. $70/ week Fall option. 351-5683. 3-5-29 - 88 1969. All power, IEAL estate air - conditioned. Excellent OLDS CUTLASS SX - 1971~ Post Office Box 1523 required. Resume and letters of reference should be sent to minimum, plus room, partial board. Call 349-9186, SUMMER RECREATION condition, low mileage. New loaded, 26,000 miles. Call East Lansing, Michigan 48823 949 Westlawn, East Lansing, Okemos, Saturday, May 26th SUBLEASE. Capitol after 6:30pm. Best Villa, 2 bedroom. $140. SERVICE starter, brake and eight offer 48823. 7-6-1 in a.m. for local 355-8596 355-7287. others. $1495. 355-9910 332-1741. 5-5-24 or Injtruction appointment. 1-5-24 1-5-24 after 5:30pm. BI2-4-25 MALE FULL time sales person. typing Service OLDS CUTLASS 1971 - Retail WAITRESSES experience helpful. WANTED. abot fflANSPORT ATION DODGE CORONET - 1968, standard equipment. 12,000 Apply at CANTERBURY Lunch hours, no Saturday or YOUNG PROFESSIONAL ra'ue oi miles, like woman seeks same or wnTED 318, automatic, power new, $1800. VOLVO 1969 142, excellent BSA SHOP, 233 East Grand River. Sunday. Experience helpful. ampus, 355-1004. 5-5-25 LIGHTNING 650 1971, graduate student to share steering, 4 door, $795. Phone condition, AM/FM, air. Must 4-5-29 Please call 646-6261 for k it's 3000 miles, year in expenses of 2 bedroom ••RATES'* 627-7605. 6-5-30 OPEL GT sell, $1850. Call 337-9353. interview. THE POUR 1972, excellent showroom, like new, $950. apartment. 482-6447. 5-5-31 the 2-5-24 HOUSE, just 15 minutes condition, 4 COCKTAIL WAITRESS speed, best 482-8161, 489-6946. 2-5-25 - students] DODGE 1961 - Step van offer. 353-0063. 3-5-25 restaurant and lounge, from East Lansing. 7-5-25 REDUCED RENT on 1 eau is p completely remodeled as VW 1967 - convertible, LIKE Lansing. Spring, summer, fall, bedroom for very NEW - 1970 Honda manager. 0 NO. DAYS fantastic camper. Good good mechanical CLEAN, RELIABLE student to somen PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 1965 condition, CB350. $500. See between employment. 484-4422. Furnished, very close, condition, needs live with faculty family for away jj see to appreciate. V-8, automatic, power paint, 339-2998 12 0-13-5/31 utilities paid. 484-9774. 0-6-1 R noon 4pm, 539 the easo.nable, 351-2617, 2-5-24 summer. Help with mi impel 332-0040 after 6pm. 6-5-25 steering, console, buckets, Stoddard, East Lansing. WORK PART time housework and active 6 year SUMMER 1 runs well. 353-0971 2-5-29 for $300 rectlj evenings VW BUG old, Okemos 3-5-25 - 1965, good second now, and insure a high paying 349-1913. DODGE DART 1967 automatic, BMW. YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, 4-5-25 s who! good . ?r/, $c2°°' RICKMAN. Buy your new summer job throughout Western in Lansing or condition, 45,000 PLYMOUTH 1969 - automatic, r this prl miles, best offer. Call $600, phone 663-4662 after « ,Q 3"5"29 motorcycle now and be Michigan. 489-3494. C-5-31 TWO MEN needed for light furnished. Air Conditioned. Snetter if delivery work. Myst have car 393-1447.2-5-25 6pm. 10-5-29 ready for summer. Parts, VW and know East Lansing, day 911 Marigold enter i CAMPER 1969 great service, helmets, leathers and LOOKING FOR A or evening work, 372-0067. ices Bi DODGE 1968 Charger RT PONTIAC GRAND Prix, 1972 condition, shag carpet, runs custom accessories. - SHEP'S DEADLINE 440, 4-speed, asking $900 - excellent condition. All perfect, $2200 or best offer. MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 SUMMER JOB? 5-5-24 337-732S or 351-8545 | PV. one class day 351-1977. X-3-5-24 power, $3600. 482-9776 Ca" af,er noon- 332-4132. North Cedar, Hplt. Just south WOULD SELL / BUY nutritional food LARGE TWO party furnished 5-5-25 of lefore publication. __515125_ I-96 696-6621. C-5-5-25 overpass. Phone A HAIRCUT bars, complete meal. efficiencies. Air conditioned. Close to $128 lsem Peanuts Personal adi FA6o!oOO mMes, ~$7B.t°Good P°NTIAC BONNEVILLE VW BUS 196&, flood engine and YAMAHA 360 HELP MODERN BARBERS 625-7558 after 4pm. 7-6-1 campus. summer. SI58 fall. 484-0585, must be pre-paid. transportation. 332-6804. 1967 " convertible, V-8 b0dV' RT-1, new TALENTED, VERSATILE if no answer. 351-1610. 3.5.29 automatic, $450. 351-6751 351-3050.2-5-24 piston, knobby, great dirt Long Hair Styling musician wanted to play 0-5-31 after 5 pm. 5-5-29 bike. 351-8567. 3-5 25 ton imitations/ Corrections Specialists flute, fife and possibly 12 noon one class day FIAT 1971 ^AAnm;iM - 850 convertible, - -I Dk P~o N T l~A rT~rGTO rUNTIAC to"a 1970™ VWnew '®70 5900-9°°d brakes, condit;on-muffler. 1970 BSA, custom paint, very 482-7789 2225 E. Gd. R. recorder for movie sound ONE AND furnished two mobile bedroom homes, dore publications. 33:miiTile«. No rurtl Phone 332-1114.6-6-1 convertible, 39,000 miles. 351-3682.3-5-25 fine, $1200. 349-4277. BARTENDER track. Also need snare drum $30-$35/ week. ly H( )»State News will b« FIREBIRD ESPRIT 1Q71~™T7 4Q0cc a.r stee| S,udded snows' AM/FM, tape rad.a|s HOME WANTED for our 1965 3-5-25 restaurant - and LANSING cocktail player. Improvisation ability helpful. Audition 7-9pm May Beginning lounce. THE DOME ROOM, dponsible only for the A i IJif™i 197\90ld' deck, power, under warranty, Beetle - new shocks, brakes, HONDA 750 - Excellent 23-24, Room 135 Music Jazz Eni ^5-077* ^^ m 9P 351-3789.3-5-25 dual batteries. $350. Rusi condition First $1,050 takes. phone 484-4422. 0-5-31 Building. X-3-5-24 rd in o jfjt day's incorrect 355-0778^5-5-30 free| Beet|e pam 8vaj|ab|e Call Al, 351-2672. 3-5-24 PARTY STORE BABYSITTER WANTED SINGLE ROOMS summer, $60. the evenings - f FORD 1869 -V-8. automatic, P°«SCHE - 914 1970, 351-2756.3-5-25 YAMAHA 350 permanent part time or ful my home, 2 or 3 nights a week. fall, $70. 2 blocks to campus, ^97.0 excellent nble J due 7 days from 625^r790°3-5-24*lt'°h $6®°' condition.6 eTe-MM^aUer 5prh. 3-5-29 WANTED TO trade -1963 Chevy wagon for motorcycle «o«*Jrtiorv.- ipwij). Mb i -66"28. 332-8296. 5 5-25 % ' time. Neat,> personable Call 4.B-29 before 2pjn, 355-9901. ^•parkmg, furnished, carpeted. ic fron il»ifl bytrte due data, a IIutt service charqe will ' work( S^C-AT9^:Vdoor:4^. """ ^ Auto Service FOOD SERVICE help wanted. Immediate openings. Apply DELTA ARMS Jones, 'avis and y r?3ring care- 332493°- r M , . «, MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST, in person, ALLE EY NIGHT APARTMENTS lpositioi _ Phone 351-7359.3-5-24 ____ I Motorcycles J[*cJ COMPLETE IMPORT CAR must clinical have micro experience in CLUB. 2-5-24 235 Delta Street biology, iteaT - (rio, a gr ir —i FORD GALAXIE - 1966, TEMPEST 1965 " 6 cylinder, PHONE: 332 -4929 SERVICE including ignition, Saturday and Sunday only. Automotive 9°od condlt,on. $190 or mpositic ^ <^> $200,355-5824.10-5-29 offers. 355-9837.3-5-24 1971 BMVV 650cc exce||ent chassis, brakes, and electrical. 7:30am - 4pm. Apply Now leasing for director condition, 15,000 miles, Available at ROBERTS SPARROW HOSPITAL summer and fall. FORD 1967 country sauire must 489-5197. 3-5-25 will all - AUTOMOTIVE CENTER. Personnel, 487-61 11, ICK 1966 LaSabre. wagon, power brake. £wer TORINOSQUIRE Wagon 1969- 4980 Park Lake Road, n 353. 6-6-1 STEREO RENTALS $23 per SUB-LEASE SUMMER 1 concert Wunically like new, $200 steering, air conditioned, POwer s,eerm9 and brakes' HONDA 1971 350. Runs great, Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for term, $9.50 per month. Free bedroom furnished, carpeted, delivery, service and pick-up. s Earl 8 i best offer, 484-8131. luggage reck. $575 or best offer. 337-0914. 5-5-25 «i\dft,aC Ca" $500 0r best offer- Ca" between 5-6pm, 489-3582 appointment. 0-5-31 ASSISTANT FOR small No deposit. TV's available at air, balcony, full kitchen, $130. 337-9243. 3-5-24 business. Some travel. Call nd H. «5 VOLVO same rates. Call NEJAC, SERVICE East Lj cnDn'.Mo FORD 1968 - Ranch wagon TOYOTA Ki..«/.„hi»« SILICA 1972 .- - 3"5'25 IMPORTED CAR SERVICE, - Mrs. So, 489-5245. 2-5-25 337-1300. C-5-31 NEED ONE girl for Cedar Lite to K WILDCAT convertible #5 good motor. $250. automatic, power, good conditionpri AM/FM » " H°NDA CL350 - K2 Sissy bar, Lansing only, exclusively TELEPHONE OPERATOR full Village, summer term. lble. add tone 646-3791. 3-5-24 tires, air conditioned. $675. con^tioned AM/FM stereo, exce||ent condition, best or part time. Experience RENTALS: CAMPERS, trailor $50 'month. Call Kon,, no the Truck camper, $225. 22hp Mercury outboard motor, 3^-8054 ' 5-5-29 offer. 393-1616. 3-5-25 882-9808. 19-6-1 preferred. 485-4311. 1-5-24 or pick-up type. Tent 332-2930. 3-5-24 pu telescoping and regular style. K SPECIAL $10°-6515867.4-5-29 ALL VW parts in stock TWYCKINGHAM "1 motor 1964, V-6. TOYOTA^ 1971, Mark II wagon, YAnM*"A '971 ~ 250M*' wholesale prices at FULL TIME receptionist Daily or weekly, from $5/ roommates for 4 man - 2 male work, $75. — ~ standard transmission, radio, S rU™ wanted, good phone voice, day. 489-5080. C-5-5-29 starting JAGUAR XKE ROADSTER (approximately 20% off). fall. 351-3127. 3-5-24 ! " out. 353-3024. $1,500 or trade - for he8ter very ^ condition, "V " Ph°ne «»«»• CHEOUERED FLAG, 2605 start immediately, weekends, 484-4446. 3-5-29 no ALBERT STREET 551, one phone 669-3085.6-6-1 East Kalamazoo Street, 1 motorcycle. 484-7327. block from campus. Large 2 WANTED LIBERAL girl(s) for mile West of campus. 5-5-30 MOTHERS HELPER bedroom furnished, fall. Have apartment close if'«. 1967, 350SS before 4 speed, 3pm TRIUMPH 1966 - TR4A, good condition, must sell! Phone F°J50|l ^ 8007Les^iuft 487-5055. C-5-31 2 days week. - summer, Cheerful. conditioned, balconies. 2 air 355-0037, 355-0035. 5-5-29 jTOO Phone Reliable. 351-4480. 1-5-24 man $150, 3-4 man S180. fl-7023. XX-1-5-24 LTD 1969 - loaded, air, power, 353-1566. 3-5-25 627 4356 alter 5pm 3 5-25 MASON BODY SHOP - 812 351-9250, 351-6676. 8-6-1 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED, everything, new tires, new — East Kalamazoo Street since '' SUMMER AND oart time sublet $140 utilities included, exhaust. Clean, $1200. Call TRIUMPH 1971, convertible AM/FM, 1971 SUZUKI 500 - 6,000 1 940. Complete auto Milford close to campus. 332-4009. speed, 27mpg, 484-1021 evenings, 332-2728 MK4 Spitfire. Less than 7500 employment; exceptional salary Street, 126. SUMMER miles. $550. Call 353-7098 painting and collision service. RENTALS. 2 and 3 man. I- 543-6534 after days. 6-6-1 miles. program: automobile required. Going into Army. after 7pm. X3-5-24 4850256. C-5-31 PARAGON PRODUCTS, INC. REASONABLE. 2 blocks $2000. 489-7141. 5-5-31 351-5800. C-2-5-24 from campus, deluxe, SUMMER SUBLEASE - 2 r MAVERICK GRABBER 1971 HONDA 450, excellent METRIC MOTORS VW - furnished, air conditioned. DAY Ml PULE 1972, black $2295. 1970, new tires. Looks, runs VOLKSWAGEN 1971 - Super condition, 332-0866. Ask for repair. Okemos Road and 332-3909, 351 3571, Beetle, excellent condition, Steve. 4-5-25 196. :-19-1929. C-5-31 AUDIO TECHNICIAN - 1967.| f V 349 2760 until greatl Make offerl 349-1216, electronic repair. Full time. 372-5767. 0-7-5-31 p. 3-5-25 fair price. Phone 627-6381. evenings. Leave message, and 3-5-25 HONDA 450 Apply in person: STEREO Arlene. 5-5-30 - 1972, excellent TWO GIRLS for Capitol Villa SHOPPE, 543 East Grand TIRED OF what you're condition, luggage rack, doing? new Apartment next year. For JELLE MALIBU 1965, MUSTANG 1972 351, 4V, 4 VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1964. tire. 393-0496. 3-5-24 River, East Lansing. C-5-5-29 Sell sporting goods for quick cash with low cost Want Ads. information, call 337-0425 or condition, new - Good body, engine needs LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 years 351-2788. 5-5-29 Bion and speed, power, 16,000 miles, experience in WAITRESS full Dial 355-8255. rear - end. work. $150. 1971 HONDA 350cb. 8700 all types of - or part time, 355-9787. r 332-0460 after 5:30pm. excellent condition, $2,300/ miles. Excellent mechanical flight training. Approved for must be experienced, phone 3-5-29 best offer, 332-4594. 4-5-25 condition. Must sell! Best veterans. FRANCIS for appointment, SEA offer. 355-7599 or 332-1360. AVIATION, Airport Road. HAWK RESTAURANT, B1-5-24 Call 484-1324. C-5-31 Williamston, 655-2175. CROSSWORD Cxcl usive 5-5-29 , D &IKIMIS PUZZLE WIS III GIVE Y03IR mentI DISH MACHINE operator - full 1 Cockboat 30. Yes in France " Part l BY or part time. Nights. Phone 4 Qualified 31. Conceit 655-2175 and ask for stars JUOY ALOHICH 7. Grandparental 32 Pan fi the| "BUC ' Robbie. 5-5-29 U foutth calif 1? Nominal value 33. 34. "Gloomy Dean" Dictum vel. 36. Call at bridge CREATIVE, ENERGETIC 13. Nevada tesoil person wanted to head fund 14. Sheeting 38. Soft masses 1 mpus Hill Apartments, now under new A BREAK raising committee for small, mateiial 16. Salvei 40. 44. Awareness Period 's 'eas'n9 student units for SPRING, private high school for 1973 - 17. Arctic 46. Emotion 1974 school year. Experience ^ Wed ER,andandfurnished with FALL. These spacious apartments are ""'""""'mill, desirable. Hours flexible. 18. Opponents 20. Boil on the 48 49. Epic poetry Australian bird distinctive, comfortable Kamins Auto Parts carries Commission negotiable. 50 Youth 1. Cartoonist niture. Each unit eyelid has a garbage disposal and air complete line of ROKA V.V\ Phone 337-1337, 9-3pm. 22. Philander 51. Faction 2. Bread spre; r "'on|ng, and dishwasher. These 4 man units have 5-5-29 25 Languish 52. Color 3. Lass 28. Pixie 53 Forage plant 4. Secluded Parking spaces Der unit and include the use of - top condition. ,n' Whether a tui MEN, WOMEN wanting dimming pool and recreation room. independent summer earnings i T" 4 -r-~\ 8 *1 IO 9"°ut the academic ^'Wrtation 'He to and from year there will be free bus campus. We also have a should evenings. 3-5-24 call 355-7782 h M \i f >3 Resident Manager for any maintenance. If special...dress up your V.W. 'H 16 III 'nt t0 be among the first residents of Campus with ROKA's array of special accessories. Give your bug DRIVER WITH own van for 17 %>9 early morning weekend i, todaV- 2 bedroom units start at $45 per man a break today. ' delivery of Detroit Free Pres io 22 23 % | 24 1R RcS^mmer' MENTAL month per man in the fall. in South 393-7115. 2 5-24 Lansing. Call 2? 26 % 27 w 28 129 ■3D INFORMATION CALL 349-3530. % A at HELP WANTED 31 A' 33 % VAN A (jh'Mh'NT EXCL US1 VEL Y B Y: GARDEN OF ' If it's for a Volkswagen STUDENTS immediately NEEDED for work. Choose your hours and get summer 3H W w BS |P d 33. March date 35 Parsonage 37 Edition a variety of work 39 Accelerated have it." 4M EARTHLY DeU$HT we assignments. Pay depending 41. Color green Rotate 1 SAGINAWHWY. management co., inc. Z2b> AB&OTTRO upon skills. FIND OUT HOWI H8 M9 SO 42. Glide 43. Intentions EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 SUITE 411 EAST LAWSI* A KAMIN'S AUT® PARIS Apply MANPOWER, Washtenaw in person 8am 105 East 3pm. at Si 1 M 7/, 44 Roman bronje 45. Finial 47. Feminine name 526 N. Larch 184-4596 - BL-5-5-25 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. May 24 Apartments Apartments ]® c Apartments \ Apartments IB r*>— IBB I Room, OKEMOS - SUMMER and fall. 1 LOVELY FURNISHED NEAR CAMPUS. 1 bedroom, SUMMER SUBLEASE $120, 2 SUMMER SUBLEASE with bedroom, 2 man apartments, efficiencies, 915 Lilac, luxury apartments, 6 BEDROOM house, all large EAST SIDE. 4 $135 and $155/month. 2 $ 1 20-$ 1 30. Available man apartment, close, air option to lease 2 bedroom carpeted throughout. bedroom, SUMMER. 2 unfurnished, $175. Furnished rooms, furnished, $250. 12 month or i ■ beginning June. 349-3604 or conditioned, 351 3641. unfurnished air conditioned. Holt, Michigan, 10 miles ,U,IV bedrooms, 3 man apartments, efficiencies $140. Call 3-5-24 Close lease, available June 15 furnished ty .JJ $174/month. Furnished plus 332-6715 after 2pm. 0-5-5-25 evenings, 351-9020. 10-5-2' to campus, $170. from campus, $300/ month 676 1657. 16-6-1 utilities and deposit. No pets. IV4-4948. 11-5-31 MALE ROOMMATE - summer, 337-1816 after 6pm. 4-5-24 plus B2-6-24 utilities. 371 1900. TWO WOMEN needed Tor 5&r*sj 06-31 84"l own bedroom, air FREE FOREST GREEN - new luxury house. Own rooms. Summer conditioned, cheap. ONE MALE, quiet, $46.25. 351-2279. 6-5-24 looking for Desperate! 332-0763. 2-5-25 $165 to $175. roommates. Summer and/or ROOMMATE duplex. Occ u pancy GIRL TO share townhouse fall - Two $130. available summer fall. Call Mark, 355 0529. 3-525 SERVICE September. Two bedroom and den, 15% baths, garage, OWN Summer, ROOM in house. Close, fall 10-iJi371, 337o,°l basement. $260. No pets. option. spring, own room 1K baths, 332-8300 361-7714. 1-5-24 SUMMER. $109. 353-1928. 5<>-1 SUBLET APARTMENT! 332-4432 372-7074 after 5pm. 2-524 s I N G LI NORTHEAST LANSING - — one block from FARM FOR RENT for summer. GIRLS 2 3 man, 1 campus, SUMMER SUBLEASE 2 man, RESPONSIBLE FAMILY utilities, kitchen pa. man or unfurnished, appliances, - SUMMER at - bedroom, 2 blocks from utilities paid, married couple, furnished, air conditioned, 1 air conditioned, apartment. wanted to rent 3 bedroom Must be willing to take care lounge, laundry' v« bedroom. 337-0400. 3-5-25 of animals. Furnished. $60. 332 5722 Close. $135. house, and care for dog and BURCHAM campus. Available June. no children or pets. $145. 351-1764. cat. Available from about 646-6453. 3-6-29 0-5-31 or 4 * Phone 485-2737 5-5-29 or 663-4345. 482 8667. 5-5-25 WOODS Spend your SUMMER poolside 351-8988. 5-5-31 SUMMER ONE NOW June 20 to September 8. Call 351-4893. 5-5-25 SUMMER ONLY. 4 bedroom. ROOMS FOR 8"d RENT~ Enjoy the best in summer livir ONE MAN for 4 man apartment girl needed for four man apartment, one LEASING FOR $60 furnished, per 1 men. Partly Avenue 334 m! 'Heated Pool "Laundry LOVE LY 2 - 3 bedroom houses. block from across il •Ample Parking * Air Cond. summer, close, reasonable, block from campus. $55. SUMMER 1)4 - 2 miles to campus. Student Services. Phone WilliamsDorm. Call ■ 351-5840. 3-5-29 351-4026. 3-5-25 ♦Nicely Furnished Only 20 apts. left for summei Available beginning June. 351-7820. 6-6-1 _ 6pm. 332-5906. 10-5.35! Summer Leases Summer Rates: 513 HILLCREST Summer Studio Apts. 1 Bedroom $125 mo. $140 mo. SUMMER bedroom, SUBLET furnished, - air 1 SUMMER SUBLET bedroom, furnished, air, near - 1 2 Persons in Close-in, pleasant ondltloned, area. nicely Air rates $180 plus utilities. 349-3604 or 332-6715 after 2pm. 0-5-5-25 $195 TWO rooms GIRLS Needed for own in duplex. Fall. NOW 'all. LEASING Single rooms su.^1 $k| 2 Bedroom conditioned. Rent negotiable. $140. 337-0360. 2 Bedroom Apt. Sec. Deposit - $100 $149 mo. campus, urnished, newly decorated, 351-7893 or 353-6564. 6-6 1 up weekly. 0ff)ce J 351-7206.3-5-29 3-5-25 $150 per ! E kitchen Monday, Tuesday ^745 Burcham Dr. 351-3118 mo. . . /ithdlshwasher. Reduced FEMALE ROOMMATES J-opm, ThJ FALL: 6 bedroom. $70 per call 351.4M 3 or 4 Persons in needed for or 484-4014 SUBLEASE SUMMER, near TWO BEDROOM in Lansing on summer, house, men, 12 month lease. 2 XO-5-31 41 Frandor. 1 bedroom, bus line, air conditioned, 2 Bedroom Apt. Call 351-5829 furnished, near campus. blocks 355 4901. 3-5-24 from campus. GRAND Pennsylvania RIVER near. 1 and and 2 furnished, call 482-6491 after 5pm. 3-5-29 refrigerator, stove, 332-2600, 482-3727. 3-5-25 $180 per mo. NOW LEASING 361-7820. 6-6-1 SUMMER. Furnished ~SINg-| fall 2, 3, 4 man SUMMER TWO bedroom apartments, $85 ■ BURCHAM APARTMENT CEDAR apartments, Y, block (women) from - $220. One bedroom, $150. bedroom, EAST SIDE, large 4 bedroom P«'d, parking, some with very1 $117 per month including DRIVE, 735. SUMMER, home, carpeted, completely kitchen campus. 126 Orchard or call Rooms, $50, $75. One $65. heat. Lease and deposit. 1- Furnished, apartments furnished, $110. East side VILLAGE furnished, 484-9774. 0-5-31 337-1800 before 1pm. 17-6-1 available June 1st. garage, yard, 468-3627 at night. (3c starting fall. Open 5-6pm. Lansing. PX, 351-5323. Call available after June 15. 372-7074 after 5pm. 2-5-24 FURNISHED minute toll call.) 6-6-1 2-5-25 10-5-30 GARDEN COTTAGES 351-7497. 0-6-6-1 ROOMTk privileges, clean, q EVERGREEN ARMS Enjoy a private cottage on SUMMER SUBLET one male Street, June SUBLET - 2 men, 3 man SUBLET 2 MAN MILFORD SUMMER: ROOMS available in 10th STREET, 126, 2 wide lawns only 3 blocks to for own room in 2 apartment, $180 per man, APARTMENTS summer, furnished, good blocks from campus. Deluxe, MSU. Newly furnished and bedroom, house across from campus. 351-1356.3-5-24 ' 2 man house. Close to summer. 2 blocks from location. Call 332-8520. 3 air conditioned, furnished, 2 Hagadorn. 351-4684. 6-6 1 341 Evergreen Street campus. Call 355-9397 5:30 - STUDENT RENTAL campus. 332-6690. 3-5-29 5 25 man, $180. 3 man, $195. Only $I6S, utilities'paid. un PHONE: 351 - 6821 6:30pm. 3-5-25 QUIFT ROOM for male student. rooms, walk to Now leasing. 332-3909. Now EAST Call 332-6717. 489-1893. 5-5-25 SUMMER SUBLET - 2 blocks leasing for LANSING - 1 girl 351-8571, 372-5767. 0-5 31 EAST 211% Grand River, across from campus, air conditioned summer and fall needed for furnished 2 man, LANSING, colonial from Union. Upstairs. $48/ EAST LANSING duplex for rent, summer SINGLE apartment. 351-3834. 6-6-1 own room, summer only, UNIVERSITY TERRACE luxury or month. 5-5-31 ROOM (or sunl EAST LANSING, close - in, 3 $80. 351-4799. 5-5-24 efficiencies, air conditioned. for year. 332-2872. 2-5 24 APARTMENTS Summer and / or fall. Phone GIRL NEEDED for Cedar rooms and bath, unfurnished, SUMMER — 6 girls, walking 414 Michigan Avenue 351-1258. 10-6-1 ROOM AND Board available in Village 2 man next year. married couple only, $151 SUMMER - CLOSE to campus, distance, parking, 5 337-0866. 5-5-31 per month, phone 332-5988 2 PHONE: 337 -9341 exchange for child care after bedrooms, furnished. man, air, furnished, QUIET ROOM for school and some 332-5731. 3-5-25 tr> after 6 pm. 3-5-24 balcony, 351-6819. 6-2-25 after 3pm evenings. 211* G 351-2369. 3-5-25 BEECHWOOD 1 & 2 bedroom PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE GIRL TO share townhouse. now leasing OKEMOS. ATTRACTIVE 3 APARTMENTS Own room $109, 1V4 bath. SUMMER FOR RENT bedroom, north, furnished 1 bedroom, NEED WOMAN to sublet - LARGE furnished. 1130 BEECH STREET utilities paid available June 5, 351-0580.4-5-25 comfortable 4-5 bedroom Sabbatical year from apartment closo to campus HOUSES, SUMMER, MALE, sharer! $135 plus deposit. 627-5454 Air house, 1V4 blocks from APARTMENTS, September, 349-1690. 4-5-29 PHONE: 351-9564 UNIVERSITY VILLA summer. conditioning, duplexes, farms. Furnished, furnished, close, clean, ciT 3-5-24 rent campus. 337-1281. 4-5-25 negotiable. 355-6400, quiet. 351-1269. 3-5-24 Now leasing for APARTMENTS 355-7151. 5-5-30 unfurnished, all areas, all EAST LANSING, Pinecrest area, | summer and fall. price ranges, children and WANT TO sub-let in married 635 Abbott Road SEVERAL HOUSES - 3 or 4 furnished, 3 bedroom ranch. SLEEPING ROOM r housing for July bedroom, summer or pets okay. Fee required. Call July 1973 - August 1974. SUMMER .- GIRL needed for 3 - August. PHONE: 351 2249 - ONE GIRL needed for 3 man fall furnished, male preffl Prefer ground level. Call leases. 351-1191. 4-5-25 HOME RENTALS. 1004 East Married couple / family, no man. Waters Edge. After 6 summer. Twyckingham. Call Phone 332-0322. 61 6-964-8235 collect Now leasing for 332-6648. W-5-5-30 Michigan Avenue. Phone pets. Call 332-1668. 7-6-1 3-5-24J pm, Bev. 351-6523. 3-5-24 between 6-7 pm. 3-5-24 summer and fall GIRLS TO share house. Lansing, 372-4600, open 9 - 9pm. ONE MAN needed si X30-5/31 2075 Dean SUBLEASE SUMMER MALE ROOMMATE .*45. plus utilities. 484-0239, Avenue, Holt, month, • pool 2 MAN, 1 block from campus, 3 Gl'RLS WANTED for - Michigan. 4 bedroom ranch, own bedroom, I air, 1 bedroom, $135. 731 Meedowbrook Trace, $70 to campus, 332-3867. near Red Barn, furnished, Twyckingham. 2 fall through NEED 2 girls, summer, share 3 young men to share. $250 3f Burcham. 351-3266. 5-5-29 monthly, swimming pool room $55; utilities paid, air summer 337-1846 CLOSE, CLEAN, completely — per month, all utilities paid. rates. or spring, 1 winter term only. John, 393-7319. 8-5 24 332-1703. 5-5-29 Call Lynn or Gail, 882-1304. furnished, 4 bedroom home, conditioned, 240 Oakhill, 699-2729. 3-5-25 EAST LANSING across from 351-7384. 3-5-24 3-5-24 summer $320. 351-4119. campus, completely 5-6-1 SUMMER SUBLEASE FALL. THREE furnished, prefer couple or graduate student. married man, air - - conditioned, $120 close, 2 SUMMER SUBLEASE - 2 man, tollmgujoot) 2 BEDROOM HOUSE $175 ONE GIRL wanted for house. June 15th, on. Close. furnished, bedroom, well lease. Lansing. SPECIAL guitars SALE at 40% off. G| Avdilable per month. Call 332-0692. $160, 1 block, couples - Bob, 353-9543, 337-9130. Alsf June 1, phone 3-5-24 welcome. 351-5086. 3-5-24 Air Conditioned plus utilities, 1 bedroom 351 2549. 3-5-24 3-5-25 savings on Guild, MaJ 332-8552. 5-5-29 $145 plus utilities, Dishwasher 332 0968. B-1-5-24 close, SUMMER 3 BEDROOM Yamaha and all other in gj HAS LETT AREA. 2 bedroom. NORTH POINTE SUMMER SUBLET. Large 2 Shag Carpeting 1663 EAST LANSING, 3 bedroom stock. ELDEf *"■ all *WedMt,""$T85/ month. Unlimited Parking Haslett. Carpeted. Call home for rent, summer only. INSTRUMENTS. 541 I man apartment.- dose, , APARTMENTS ATTENTION PROFESSORS 337-1088. 3-S-24 337-0273. tlWl mbntff'pius Grand River 339-2334. 4^4-4157. 10-5-29 furnished, alt. $140 New Furniture , and staff I Only minutes from Paramount) • 1230 Haslett Road 332-1179. 3-5-25 utilities. No singles. 3-U-25 LEASING - Fall / Summer Models Open Daily campus is over 2,000 square NEED 2 ROOMMATES for 1-7pm. C-4-5-25 PHONE: 351-2353 IZ furnished. Large 2 bedroom 2771 Northwind feet of 3 bedroom brick summer. House in Lansing. 1 & 2 Bedroom SUMMER, CLOSE to campus, 2 ranch. Includes 2 fireplaces, $56 per month plus utilities. (reduced summer rent). Also Call 351-8282 TIRES, 1 5.60v1E furnished or unfurnished man, air, furnished, $150. all 351-2091. 3-5-25 studio with bunkbeds. Men (Behind the Yankee Store) built-ins, first floor snows and 5 6.00x15 ri 337-2517. 5-5-30 or couple. 485-3817. 9-6-1 SUMMER laundry, 3 baths, recreation $10 each, fits VW's. SUBLEASE - 126 MEN. CLOSE ONE BEDROOM furnished room, formal dining and SUMMER - OWN room in to MSU. Clean, Volvo rirfis $5 each. 482-4| FREE RENT, exchange for 2 Milford, 2-man, aii GIRL NEEDED for 2 bedroom breakfast room. Lease open. house. $80/ month. 1V4 acres quiet apartment, downtown rooms. Cooking. Phone 3-6-24 conditioned, furnished, four man, fall through spring. $450/ month. For details call land. 485-8836. 0-5-31 girls little domestic work. Lansing. Ideal for married Garden. 349-1430. 351-6949. 5-5-25 $75. Cedar 332-5977. 5-5-29 Village. couples or graduate students, 332-2728 or 337-0997. 6-6-1 2-5-24 SONY 160 337-0238. 5-5-30 from $155. For information, MALE / FEMALE vacancies CASSETTE \ EAST LANSING lower duplex, Sony car cassette WANTED COUPLE to sublet call WALTER NELLER STUDENTS OR working group, SUMMER ONLY East summer. Nexus Co-op, Room 2 bedroom, furnished, GIRL FOR 2 man. - speakers, 30 u summer term, furnished 1 Bogue COMPANY, 489-6561. four bedroom, furnished, Lansing, 2 bedroom. / board. $200. 351-0100. available June 15. 351-5196. 3-5-29 bedroom apartment, utilities Telephone, Street. Air conditioned. 10-6-1 carpeted 351-7202. 5-5-30 3-5-29 351 -5964. 5-5-25 throughout, lots of Summer / Fall. 351-0136. paid, $115. Call 353-6849. parking, 535 Baker Street, NEW SLALOM ski, n 3-5-24 MALE WANTED for __3*25 2 GIRLS needed summer term Lansing. Available June 15. SUMMER - 4 bedroom house EAST LANSING furnished $45 or best offer. 332-^ for Chalet Apartments. $60 $250, 1 year lease. 675-5252. room with private bath and 3 and 4 across from campus. 1-5-24 Twyckingham next year - man air conditioned, entrance. June 15, 351-5964. each per man. July, August, 6-6-1 Fireplace. 337-0980. 3-5-25 hurry, call 337-0416. 5-5-25 balcony on Red Cedar. 3 blocks from campus, Summer $30. each September, ATTRACT! Security deposit. 337-1267. SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA, 2 4 MAN REFRIGERATOR $160, $180 per month. DUPLEX - furnished, 5-5-24 bedroom. Garage. $155/ SINGLES - WALKING distance cubic feet, woodgrainB Phone 351-9036, 9-5 redecorated, 2 month. Will lease. Also 2 blocks, from campus, Division street, weekdays. 5-5-25 and door, 353-4217. 1« GIRL NEEDED non-smokers, non-drinkers call 332-2859. 3-5-29 summer bedroom on Wood Street preferred. $70, utilities / Hill, pool, near East Lansing. $155/ TWO 3 speed bicycles, $401 dishwasher. laundry freel Reduced SINGLE ROOM, $50/ month, $45. 349-1748. month. 482-4729. 2-5-25 KAROLYN'S 3 5-24 SUBLET SUMMER, four summer. 332-1946. 1-5-24 Also room at $75. use of completely furnished house, 484-5104. 6-6-1 Call 332-8196 0 3-5-29 GIRL NEEDED for 4 man, fall. KNITS ANDKOTIONSi $55/ month, near campus. 355-3792. 3-5-24 bedroom one block 337-9206. 3-5-29 four man campus, house, $60. SUMMER — OWN furnished house near campus. room in ROOMS close to FOR campus. rent, parking, 332-5035. TENT Good 10x16 with conditio 882-2143 after 4pm. dij 1 From $40/ month. 332-0105. formerly the Bargain Barn 5-5-30 5-5-24 GET '1 BACK FROM EAST SIDE clean, furnished, 1 ONE GIRL needed summer. Own room near campus. $47/ GOOD PEOPLE NEEDED, 2 HAWKEYE brand new, never u INSTAMATICJ bedroom, utilities paid, FOREST ROAD — available month. 351-3094. 2-5-25 bedrooms, house. Furnished, Married couple. DODGE immediately, duplex, nearly cartridge / cubes, J UNIQUE INVISIBLE ZIPPERS! REALTY. Phone 482-5909. new, 3 bedrooms with family yard, close. Summer. Rent negotiable. 332-5492. 5-5-30 Maryann, 332 1 ^ 100% Woven Polyester Silk 7-5-30 GIRL - ROOM in nice house, room, garage, complete 337-9130 evenings! 5 5-| close, summer. Call Screen Prints kitchen, completely carpeted, MALES starting fall. Utilities — $1.98 351-6722. 2-5-25 BAND BROKE UP $250/ month. Phone paid, kitchen, furnished, near deals on virtually all! Complete YARN and KNIT SUPPLIES Sunbathe SUBLET SUMMER - 3, 4 393-7659 after 5pm and weekends. 5-5-24 eampus. 351-2779. X3-5-24 equipment. Hammond f person house, furnished, model D (rare) inc" 8 W. GRAND I u Wed. 9-6. Th on the carpeted, close, utilities paid. 351-2496. 3-5 29 WALK TO MEN, campus. CLEAN, quiet, near Call 337-2758. Leslie, dollies, cover, 2 pedals, 50' cable. b L j Open Srn. 10-6. campus, duplex. 1020 Short Street, 4-man 3-5-25 $1,300; Ampeg V 4B I Red Cedar . . . OWN ROOM in house, $60 unit, furnished, utilities paid. amplifier and bottom I utilities paid, close. Call 489 1893. 5-5-26 SINGLE, MALE, cooking, covers, only 3 monthJ 351-5669. 3-5-24 dishwasher. Large mobile Will throw in a MaestroJ Water's Edge Apts. home. Close. $50. 351-2715. brassmaster, $825; (Etopclungljam Next to Cedar Village NEED EAST SIDE. 4 bedroom, TWO for house near 25-24 Fender jazz bass,, 1 V® Own rooms, $70/ furnished, $250. 12 month campus. $250; Acoustic 150 bit Summer Rent lease, $170. Summer, 3 month, including utilities. 12 WOMEN, SINGLE, July 25th - with cover, hardly used, I month lease available June Rates from $42.50 months. 332-2225. 3-5-24 September 16th, furnished, new, only $240; Elimii 16, 676-1667. X16-6-1 kitchen, M.A.C. 332-2641. ll's withSRO's, $375 | Free Roommate Service WOMEN FOR own rooms in B-2-5-24 Milo guitar cabinets, 3324432 Maestrr Cl _ TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are Lansing house, $55/ month WANTED: 3 persons for 5 pair; now leasing ONE MAN needed summer, $50 student units for summer and fall. CANOES AVAILABLE plus deposit, utilities bedroom house. Low rent, Echoplex, $279 n These spacious month, including utilities. for Tenant Use included, no lease, no pets, close to campus. Call per months old, $180. luxury apartments are completely carpeted and 351-0182. 5-5-25 furnished with distinctive Spanish phone 489-4524. 3-5-25 351-2781.7-5-25 percussion 12" conga <1 Mediterranean $125. Call Freeman, furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage Terms available. 351-^ disposal and individual central control conditioning. These four man units have up to 3 air SUMMER of'73 6-6-1 parking spaces per unit. Recreating is planned for with a heated swimming pool, recreation rooms and make it one of the happiness is .... JCON] private balconies. If you want to be best in your life at getting your among the first TIM residents of TWYCKINGHAM call tooay. Summer security deposit back RABIDEAU leases leases are are 3 months and start at $55 9 + 12 months and per man. Fall "731" as you leave! start at $62 50 FOR A short walk from campus, RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: "731" Apartments happiness is ... 351-7166. offers you the utmost in luxury and summer living. LOUIS ROOT halstead Lounge around the spacious pool gettin' tan and sippin' something chilly. apartments! ) Inside your "731" apartment, you'll find plush furniture and carpeting, complete with a balcony and 8 locations, J , MANAGEMENT EXCL US1VEL Y B Y: ^Barbers air conditioning. There's even a dishwasher to clean up after parties. Visit "731" today! - help pool priveleges, j WCOWTYB Hair Styling for ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. Now Leasing Summer and Fall close to campus. / / Men & Women 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 Summer %Ar7 Halstead Management Company fffl In Meridian Mall 349 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 per person *T / per person 444 Michigan Av«. HLW J - 2760 731 Burcham Dr. 351-7212 phone 351-7910 > / Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 24, 1973 ] 5 STUDENT 3658255 -■OS) □0 ce U® SEKyiC E DIRECTORY FREE - 3 year old male find something? FOR SALE. 10 acre parcels on TUTOR WANTED for advanced mixbreed healthy, good If you've found a pet or article Mason Road 20 minutes to Probability - companion, house trained. of value, we want to Theory. Time help you campus. Some with trees and flexible. Paid highly. Call Not good with children, call return it. Just come into the some with a stream. $10,500 355-2992. 3-5-29 Announcements 484-4895 after 5pm. 5-5-30 State News Classified and up. for It's HUB REAL ESTATE What's Department and tell Happening must be us you SERVICE, 546-9400. 6-6-1 SKY HIGH TREE SERVICE. received in the State News WE CUT IT THE FREE PUPPY, three month old, want to place an ad in EAST - Professional work, fully office, 34 J Student Services WAY YOU WANT IT! male, cocker / beagle cross, LANSING STATE BANK'S EAST LANSING - University insured. 351-2756 after 2pm. Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two at housebroken, needs home found column. As a public Drive, 3 bedroom, large lot, class days before publication. with yard. 332-3771. 3-5-25 7-6-1 UN'ON BARBER SHOP service EAST LANSING 1V4 baths, recreation room, 2 No announcements will be Catering to MSU to. EXPERT STYLISTS STATE BANK will run the and TO fireplaces, central air. IMPORTANT DATE. 29 May, accepted by phone. Waddings, Parties and FIXED FEMALE CAT. Long - Banquets ADVISE YOU ad at no extra cost to you. Excellent condition. Phone 8-5:30 Mon. thru Fri. haired calico, needs loving 12-6pm Maxell Tape Clinic. All are invited to a Green and call 349-Qnnn 355-335S EAST LANSING 332-3155. 3-5-29 home. No children, free, box Bring your blank cassette White Dance at 9 p.m. Friday in "JV^PgoJntmen^o^ust^a^iMri trained. Will provide rugs, STATE BANK tapes for testing. the Holden Hall classrooms. MOVING SOON? C-5-31 WARDCLIFF, 3 bedroom brick MARSHALL MUSIC, East fTEYESEXAMireD CALL THE ALOHA! litter box, food dish. ranch, treed corner Lansing. C-1-5-24 Petitions for Off • GLASSES 489-0455. 3-5-24 - Campus FRESH LOST — PURE white 141'xl63' lot, fireplaces, gas J J CONTACT LENS CHUCK'S U-HAUL HAWAIIAN Samoyed (looks like Husky) about 50 heat, basement, double SEWING Council are available in 334 Student Services Bldg. and are FREE FRUSTRATE you? In* lb. Collin.. Optometrist trailers, trucks towbars hitchIs KONA COFFEE summer KITTENS - lovable lbs. Lost near Frandor. garage. 332-2212. 5-5-30 Sewing of all kinds. Call due by Friday. Elections will be Ico-Optlcol Services ■v 2662 E. Grand River & DIRECT FROM KONA, HAWAII companions. 351-1686 after 3pm. 2-5-25 Call Answers to name "Ivan." 482-6683. 1-5-24 held May 29. -■— s9s-«ao Please call 361-7231. DONT MISS this onellll 7'/4 • Call 351-3336 Students interested in St. 351-1911 H AR-BRIDGE REWARD! 3-5-29 acres country home, 4 large RUBBISH REMOVAL clean KENNELS - - participating in a gem and offering bedrooms, 2 full baths, large up jobs, tree service, cut, trim mineral club will meet at 7 p.m. WASHDAY SAVINGS for sale poodles, LOST BUD'S 23c per load TV & Stereo whippets, silky terriers, - BLACK wallet recreation room, 3 fireplaces. and remove. 393-6080 today in the Union Grill. Call Repair Pull basement Parts Inc. the best for less husky. Others occasionally. containing photographs of plus 5-5-24 332 - 2986 for information. Auto by Universal Technical breezeway and 2 car garage WENDROW'S great sentimental value in I Boarding / grooming. Lite Model Motors and ECONOWASH -Home Service ^Reasonable Rates| 482-7537. XB-3-5-24 203C Wells Hall. Call with blacktop driveway. One [ Typing Service !|||| CHISPA will hold an I parts a ipeciality. special texas '.V. -Stereo 355-8646. 5-5-31 mile north of Mason, direct elections meeting at 7:30 p.m. 1 Halfway between Holt and washer 50c 14-HOUR BASENJI BARKLESS PUPPIES street to MSU. To be sold by today in 37 Union. Interested on N. Cedar 694-2154 3006 vine st. ANSWERING FOUND: SIAMESE cat in East owner. Call 676-4184. 7-6-1 members are urged to attend. AKC, good for pets, show - am to 11 p. i hihw SERVICE ANN BROWN. or hunting. Phone Lansing / Okemos area. Call Typing and PH- 484-5315 489-9323. multilith Local films entered in the EDSON offset printing. 5-5-24 351-2672. C-3-5-29 STREET, HASLETT. 8mm Complete service Film Festival will be DR.D.M. DEAN Newly remodeled, 5 room for shown at 7 and 9:30 tonight in LOST — CAMERA in brown bungalow, zoned professional dissertations, theses, 301 Agriculture Hall. Prizes will OPTOMETRIST j Mobile Homes W leather case, 206 Horticulture offices. 17' living room, manuscripts, general typing, IBM. 23 years be awarded after audience CONTACT LENS Building, 8'x12' experience. voting. Friday, reward! eating area. Walls 349-0850. C-5-31 SERVICES PHOTS ENTERPRISES 655-3493 after 3pm. 2-5-24 paneled, floor oak, carpet 1967 PARKWOOD and tile, basement, gas heat, Art Dodd will give a wedding specialists 12'x55', 2 210 abbott RD. 332-6563 and all occasions. LOST ONE pair silver wire storms and PROFESSIONAL IBM typing presentation on fish farming to - - screens, 1 car the Resource Development Club condition, framed glasses, garage, black top street. Lot (Pica-Elite), 11 years many extras. please call at 7 experience. SAN Dl, 339-8934. p.m. today in 183 Natural Webberville location. 353-0011. 3-5- 25 66'x132' fenced. Priced at CUSTOM CYCLE C-5-31 Resources Bldg. Call after 5:30pm, 1- $12,500 for cash sale. Call ACCESSORIES PEOPLE 521-3294. 5-5-30 LOST - AT PINE RIVER canoe Larry VanOstran, Sr. The National Student Speech 'FORKS 'SEATS 'TANKS camp site, light blue 3 7 1 THESES, TYPING, printing, ski - 4444. MULDER and Hearing Assn. will present a ,.s Alterations and Repairs 'FENDERS 'PIPES 'BARS DO READ SMALL jacket. 351-1035. 5-5-25 REALTY evenings 393-4333. binding. Reasonable prices. AMERICAN 1970 12'x50', lecture on the Phonology of Custom Tailoring - Call COMMERCIAL ADS 3-5-29 Black Language at 5:15 p.m. I Guaranteed Workmanship many extras, including LOST BLUE PRINTING, 337-0712. today in Union Parlor B. Ht Grand RIver.E. Lansing YOU JUST DID!! washer and dryer. Available - Dawes 10-6-1 151-4330 June 1st. Call 694-8408 after Realmrider 10 s peed, $50 EAST LANSING - by owner, 2 reward. Call • 3 bedroom home, extras, John Powell. MSU 6pm. 3-5-25 Claude, 351-4491. Please DUST OFF THAT unused piano Counseling Center, will join the return my conveniently located, Inter friend. 5-5-25 $21,500. Phone and sell it for cash with a - Varsity Christian NICE FOR COTTAGE 337-2489. m Fellowship to discuss "Breaks in - 4-5-25 Want Ad now! Dial 10'x50' National, carpeted, Fellowship" at 7:30 p.m. today FOUND: ONE circular, gold 355-8255. appliances, air conditioned, at Bethel Manor. 803 E. Grand earring. Near Snyder - Phillips EAST LANSING - by owner, 2 River Ave. skirting, 7'x9' storage |R LOW overhead saves you "POSH," NEW poetry - fiction FURNITURE: 5/2/73. 485-8615 after 3pm. - 3 bedroom home. Large lot. TYPING ELECTRIC machine, EARLY building. Must be moved. money OPTICAL magazine, 30c at Paramount AMERICAN: 484-9769 after 4pm. 6-6-1 C-3-5-25 $21,000. Phone 337-2489. fast, accurate, and 2 end tables, ■ discount, 2615 East News or 341 Student coffee table, desk. New last 4-5-25 experienced. Call 372-4746. The So c 1 Work I Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. Services. 5-5-29 October. AVAILABLE JUNE REWARD FOR returning black Undergraduate Student Moving to - 8'x31', IC-6-5-25 LADIES' BLUE Linde California. 355-0858. 5-5-30 near campus, $800 or best leather El Toro jacket, lost Tull EAST LANSING painted two bedroom house. - newly Advisory Council will elections hold star ring offer. Call Concert, call Bob, today and Friday. with two tiny 351-1797. diamonds, $65 collect 1- 569-3553. 5-5-24 Fireplace, disposal, EXPERIENCED Ballots will be distributed in isrea^l garage, IBM typing. B-3-5-29 Call 351-7852. 3-5-24 summer porch, new roof. 828 social work classes and Dissertations. (Pica - Elite). are THURSDAY ONLYIII available in 254 Baker Hall. FOR SALE 1969 FOUND: MALE bTack 7 tan Huntington Road, $23,900. FAYANN.489-0358. C-5-31 - 12'x50' AUCTION SALE Phone 351-2198. 5-5-29 — Sunday May American, 1972, full sized beagle, year old? Monday. The Organization of Jewish I earth cruising machines 27th 1:30pm, at 1706 washer and dryer, plus shag Bessey. 355-7399. Can't FIT YOUR fancy! Older stereos Students will meet at 7:30 p.m. Cambria Street East Lansing, keep! I 3-5-24 today in the West Holmes PEUGEOT carpeting. Air conditioning, sell fast, bring you cash for Michigan, (take E-78 to 8'x12' porch. Outside storage newer type you want. Dial lounge. Those interested in a ATA LA Hagadorn Road, north 1 shed and skirting, on corner FOUND — PAIR glasses, brown Jewish studies program or a 355-8255 to place a Want kosher commune, call BOTTECCHIA block to Cambria Street, east 3S3 - CURIOUS USED BOOK SHOP lot in beautiful Windmill frames, near railroad tracks 2 blocks to auction site.) Mrs. UNION BOARD 7455 or 485 - 3770 after 8 p.m. Park, in Holt. Immediate south complex. 353-0169. summer flights GANNA 541 East Grand River Teresa Bishop, is moving out possession. Phone 694-0863. 3-5-24 to Europe from Detroit and (below Paramount News) Open Windsor. of state and wishes to sell the 2-5-30 Stop in 1-4p.m„ TYPING TERM papers and Velocipede Peddler 1-6pm. Monday - Friday. 2nd floor. (more IWH on back page) theses. Electric | 541E. Grand River mstairs 351 - 724^/ following items auction: Simmons hide-away bed, secretary base, carved at public PARKWOOD — two MOBILE bedrooms, fully HOME 17! Union. C-5-31 Fast service, typewriter. 349-1904. |JITEC - LANSING. 1208A oak library table (old), stack tables, draperies, bedding, TEAC 1250 tape deck, 3 motor, 1-5-24 carpeted, air conditioned, appliances included, located PREGNANT? WE understand. WANT TO — ethnic see the real Chicago neighborhoods, PROFESSIONAL IBM STORY'S t the Theatre P.A. Call culture, what makes it work? dissertation hassock, single bed, vanity us. PREGNANCY typing. MA | cabinets with J(3L D130 and chair, piano lamp, chest dual bias, auto - reverse. 1 year old, immaculate! $375 in Capitol Park, just minutes from campus. $3,000. Call COUNSELING. 372-1560. Complete tour $20 full day. English degree. MARTY DAILY |t{iealters, $400. Call of drawers, J4 round table, or best offer. Diane Hunter 1- 224-2245 or 0=5=31 Jim Lane, 312- 465-0896 NORTH, 351-3487. C-5-31 1 332-3827 after 5pm. 4-5-25 double bed, platform rocker, lazy-boy rocker recliner, 4 evenings. 4-5-25 332-4302 SIMON REAL ESTATE, 224-6736. 4-5-29 1- after 9pm. 5-5-24 COMPLETE THESES DOZEN EUROPE FLIGHTS this fl BOW plus extras. ereo. Call Also Al, matching Bentwood chairs, 8 MM FILM FESTIVAL THURSDAY ONLY!!! summer from $229. Flights SERVICE. Discount printing. IBM typing and binding of USED several radios, end tables, ROYCRAFT - 12'x52', air must be ■ 351-6569 booked 35 days in . 3-5-24 Hoover vacuum cleaner, conditioned, furnished, $2,800 or terms. partly advance. For more theses, resumes, publication. Across from campus, corner SPECIALS ironing boards, ceramic table, * information call EAST pDRAPHONIC STEREO amp, speakers, Dolby, - floor lamps, odd chairs, 627-6904. 3-5-24 LANSING VACATION M.A.C. and Grand River, below Jones Stationery Shop. OF THE bookcase, 9'x12' rug and TRAVEL, 351-2650. 5-5-24 be heard Call COPYGRAPH I Dpreciated. Call 489-2148. to be pad, several large pictures, old dresser, pink Cambridge 1972 VINDALE expando, - 14'x65'with furnished, 2 CURIOUS USED BOOK SHOP FLIGHTS NEW SERVICES, 337-1666. WEEK - YORK, C-5-31 glassware, cooking utensils, bedroom, 484-2134. 5-5-29 541 East Grand River Frankfurt, smoke crystal set, Danish (below Paramount News) Open 1 $165. Anne return. From 65 Ford TONIGHT Munnich, JNITH AM/FM stereo service for 8, child's NEW MOON 12'x60', front -6pm. 355-7846. C-1-5-24 4 dr j - h Must Transportation ■ *!" Phone system. Campaign desk, bookcase and 7:00 pm 301 living room, partly carpeted, s188 351-9$00 or air conditioning. Dimondale, 1-5-24 ■"'•"0. 3-5-24 chest, jewelry chest, large vase, typewriters, hair dryer, sword, Kenmore automatic AND 9:30 PM 50c AG HALL Phone 646-6363. 105-29 EVERYTHING FOR your hair. J® HEADING WEST after finals? Girl needs ride anywhere near 68 Cadillac washer, old theatre costumes, Sprays, shampoos, hot combs 4dr HT 1956 DREAM HOME - 8'x40', FOR QUALITY service on Yellowstone by June 11. nisters, and and dryers. UNION many more articles too 1 bedroom, furnished, cheap, ■ "frights. Guaranteed 1 full numerous to mention. Not MARANTZ 1200 intergraded 332-6086. 4-5-25 BUILDING BARBER SHOP. stereo equipment, see the STEREO SHOPPE. 543 East Cath: 355-1950. 5-5-25 *488 ■ *»< $7.88 and up. dennis stereo amp 200 watt RMS. 355-3359. C-3-5-24 responsible for accidents day Grand R iver. C-5-31 ■distributing company, of sale merchandise Dual 1219 stereo changer. 67 Olds 88 ■ 316 North ■ City Market. C-3-5-24 Cedar, opposite - or after it's sold. Terms: cash or AR 3A stereo Pentax spotmatic 35mm SLR speakers. 1961 10'x50', Star. Good condition, near campus, call TV RENTALS $23 per term, HURRY - 20% discount on all * 4 - dr checks with proper I.D. MEL $9.50 per month. Free camera. Nikkor 35mm S2.8 Jim, 353-5420 after 5pm. carpet cleaning during the s265 WHITE, AUCTIONEER, delivery, service and pick-up. i® WATERGATE WITH 1413 Linval Street, Lansing lens. New Vivitar zoom 5-5-25 No deposit. Stereos available month of May I Don't delay DON'T FORGET blood comes contact 67 Rambler — lenses, discount prices, $139. us now. BEE IjJONOR" bumper stickers. Michigan. Phone 484-7359. 1000 used 8 track tapes, $1 EXCELLENT CONDITION at same rates. Call NEJAC, CLEAN JANITOR SERVICE only from people. |« and a self - addressed 1-5-24 and up. 1000 used stereo VAGABOND 10'x50' fully - 337-1300. C-5-31 CO., 914 Filley, Lansing. Professional donors wagon ■jumped l'0' envelope to Remeny albums, 50c and up. 8 track carpeted, appliances,* air 484-7275. 10-5/31 compensated. MICHIGAN *414 Representative, 131 Cheap Dual 1229 with WOLVERINE YEARBOOKS COMMUNITY BLOOD ■.^aMl Knoll, Bloomfield and cassette decks, auto tape conditioning, set up on large are here. Pick up in room 30 CENTER. 337-7183. Hours V-15 cartridge, 350w ROTO TILLING and soil 48013. 3-5-25 Allied 498 players, used portable stereos lot, skirting, 10'x7' storage Student Services 9am to pulverization. - Monday, Thursday and 68 Olds 88 receiver, 8 $15 up. Polaroid cameras. shed. 625-4437 after 5pm. 5pm. 3-5-25 Phone Friday 94:30pm Tuesday and 4 dr. -Blue track 5-5-24 482-6430, 393-0288. $10 fG MACHINE clearance separate recording deck unit. $5 up. projectors, Movie cameras, minimum. 11-6-1 Wednesday 12-6:30pm *516 ■ too Brandpernevv Portable, or binoculars, TV C-5-31 I 3'95' 55 ■ o' month. Large reconditioned 351-0717. sets, radios, portables tested and guaranteed, typewriters and electrics, - YOU COULD Peanuts Personal m 67 Chevy Impair1 GUNS, RIFLES, and handguns 4 dr HT _ / others." $19.95 of all kinds. Buy, trade and sell. BOB'S GUN SHOP, adding Italian machines, wall WILCOX SECOND HAND $29 up. tapestries. BE USING DEAR GAIL — do you wanna date? I want you, I need you, DO YOU NEED YOUR *388 II ■ $39-9 5. Terms 2412 South Cedar, call THIS SPACE! I can't compute without you. WARDS DISTRIBUTING 371-2244. 18-6-1 STORE, 509 East Michigan, 66 Ford ■ OMPANV. 1115 Love, 3600. 1-5-24 ■",shin„. ■W524 'snington. North 489-6448. Lansing. 485-4391. Trades, layaway, bank P-5:30pm daily. C-5-31 cards. LAWNMOWER OR GARDEN 4 dr.. 5116 fij , CEDAR TRACTOR REPAIRED? Give your BOOKS, discards, ESTATE SALE, furniture, budget a Check mobile home Break I 66 Ford ■fch °Ver 100°- 25c- 50c dishes, rummage. A few living in Conv Ik, Beautiful import gifts antiques. Saturday - 11am to today's Classified Ads. 1^669.9311.3-5-25 4pm, 515 Seymour. 2-5-25 *175 •We do all kinds of repairs on all small engines Jir*ILEn 8,1 ,iret- GREENS ELECTRONIC DESK and garden tractors. 66 Ford aluminum, , Wanli'd/Furnilun 900d calculator, floating decimal. readV •We guarantee work. Great for stat. $60. 353-7922. our Wagon ■wV,icense- $10° or BADLY NEEDED ■K °,fer on Saturday, 1-5-24 Chests, beds and desks. We •Repair prices are reasonable. •288 Vmikin. T and bu vat 2810 AIR CONDITIONER - 7,500 pick up and pay cash. CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS are now leasing •We also make repairs on rototillers, outboard AAA 2 blOCkS BTU, 1971, used one Call 484-1946. 11-6-1 students and married couples units for Spring, motors, Chain saws, and mini - bikes. 65 Olds 88 1^)3 5 25 ,Gr*nd summer. $120. Phone Summer 8t Fall. These spacious apartments are •Also minor motorcycle tune-ups and Conv. 349-3906. 3-5-25 WANTED carpeted and repairs. '188 furnished with distincitve furniture. Jfr HOOVER "washer Good used furniture or Each unit has a garbage disposal and individual air - •We have a complete line of Bolens and Homelite lawn and garden equipment. |h , ' 90°d condition. SHARP TELECASTER - also several Fender amplifier. Will appliances Call us of any kind. for cash. conditioning. These two - man units have parking 65 Mustang •Also Homelite chain saws and accessories. trade for Showman or Twin. BENNIE'S FURNITURE, space for every apartment. Recreating is planned for John 489-3025. 3-5-25 484-3837. 11-6-1 with a giant swimming pool and private balconies. We •We will make you a good deal on all of our >175 K? TNG GEAR - also have a full - time resident manager for any new and used equipment. lltteun w,,h . f"H wet suit, $3°°' SCHWINN CONTINENTAL - 26" frame, 10 speed. Deluxe WE NEED furniture. good clean used Of any kind, problems. If you want to be among the first residents •The place to go or call is: 67 Pontiac top dollar paid, will pick of CEDAR GREENS call luggage rack, and generator today. The one - bedroon Wagon with lights, $100. Phone up. Call 484-3837 units start at $85 / month per man, for fall. Low between 9-5:30 daily. *386 B ,: Df°UBLE bed. wrought 355-2771. 3-5 25 ■*438? ■ 2 ' ch8apl c«» 11-6-1 summer CALL: rates. TERRY SHAFFER FOR RENTAL Between INFORMATION 1 & 8 G. & K. MOWER persistentlyl 2-6-25 13" PORTABLE color TV, p.m. excellent condition. $90. BUYING FURNITURE and 351-8631. SUMMER LEASES ARE FOR THREE COLLEGIATF - 6 351-9527 after 6pm. 2-5-24 appliances - Fair prices. MONTHS. - FALL LEASES ARE FOR 9 or 12 AND SAW SERVICE % u hICVcle. Kustom 200 aa® 8r"P. Framus CLARINET - BUFFET. Like ABC STORE, SECONDHAND 1236 Turner MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY: 118 South Main Street, Eaton Rapids, Mi. STORY Street. 484-0025. 5-5-25 ■*3-5/24" CaS"- 351"4249. new. Retail $600. Ask $265. AU STATE MANAGEMENT CO.. NIC. 663-4949 east lot Call Kurt. 332-6555. 3-5-26 FURNITURE WANTED: C 26o RECORDTR" W.ILSON GOLF clubs. Highest prices paid, free 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 OUR GUARANTEE IS IF YOU DONT THINK 1153 E.Michigan L .urntab|e. Fender Spaulding bag. Never used. estimates, TREASURE EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 4M23 IT'S RIGHT, WE MAKE IT RIGHT TO YOUR One Block From Campus *s 100, SRO Normally retails for $230. CHEST, 625-3188. 9-6-1 3511310 <82-2339. 3-8-24 SATISFACTION! 332-6039. 5-5-25 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 1 nursday, May 24 1 Women conductl self-exam meet< By MARY ANNE BUTLER "The more confident her since sue kj To aid women in seeking you feel about your body greater knowledge and and the way you look, the pregnant were The effects disturb! control over their own more confident you are of 1, related problems bodies, the Self Help likely to feel about yourself women Program at the East Lansing in general," a spokeswoman believe,' Women's Center is for the Self Help ameliorated ' tj Program conducting weekly said. Programs like theirs help women T demonstrations of cervical "It's hard to live in a confidence in to 1 self - examinations. them* society when you're This self During a recent meeting supposed to look like the said, comes . assurancel the with at center, several girl on the cover of Glamour members of the and you know you knowledge and powJ program just their own can't do it," another woman bodies. ■ employed mirrors and The self flashlights to demonstrate he|p . . said. meets the procedure before a small The women discussed the at every the Thursday! audience of women. "rewards system used for homes ol Sher Smith, a member of members. Smith1 looking good." Most seemed information the program, said she and very frustrated with values group can be about! 10 other women had been and expectancies of their obtainedr by calling the wJ examining their cervixes for employers. One woman, Center. ■ four weeks. who works as a waitress, Through regular said her boss forbade her to examination, Smith said, the women can predict their wear pants because claimed the customers came he Gas pipelinl monthly cycles and detect in to see her legs. A OKd by any appear abnormalities that in their cervixes. saleswoman couldn't wear said corduroy she putj Another was because "just woman keeping said she tabs pants anymore because her employer had made dresses service Construction of pan| you never know and pantsuits mandatory. what's going on down The women agreed the pipeline 78 miles loi, there." stress on clothing, make - approved by the Mil up The program is and physical appearance was Public Service Comn intended last week, to be an aid, not a responsible for drastic despiti replacement, to professional protest of personality change landowners at medical examination. requirements between „ Though much of the working and nonworking hearing held in March, swatter program seems to be hours. About 32 miles c oriented toward taking care "When Michigan Consolidate you give in," Co. pipeline will ti The warm spring evenings give many people a chance to get out into karate practice, where one can kick the stuffings out of those of one's body, members say Lynn Hensel said, "you not that the concept is not land outside of the the night air and "do their thing," which in some cases involves annoying mosquitoes and flies. State News photo by Dale Atkins only feel that you ore power - line strictly a medical one. betraying yourself and your values, but that you're running between .„ and Mecosta Counties perpetuating these values in northwestern part all of society." Lower Peninsula. MSU may process One pregnant fashion woman said industry discriminated against who that was the had Both the commissii the gas company environmental i her. statements that MIKE GALATOLA She claimed she was phosphates, nitrogens, and carbons instead of letting them should try to completely remove these contaminants," unanimously approv State News Staff Writer restricted to one dress shop flow from the Red Cedar River into the Grand River and on into Lake Michigan," Mack said. and to one page in the the state Int] SECOND OK TWO I'ARTS Ball said. "One use for these He said he discovered viruses in a set of samples he took Departmental Co nutrients might be to enrich farm crops." from the Red Cedar River in 1971, 500 feet from the pattern books. She also on Water and While there is very little chance of viruses from MSU's But Dr. Walter N. Mack, MSU professor of microbiology commented that the and East Lansing's waste water seeping from the Red Cedar outflow of the East Lansing Waste Water Treatment Plant Resources. and public health and project staff member, hopes some of distances people kept from River into the ground to contaminate the into the river. drinking water the research will determine if the water control Mack said he plans to test the water for viral content as systems, part of the research of MSU's Water Quality Control Management Project may make that chance even eliminate viruses from waste water. project can it flows out of East Lansing's treatment plant into the LIEBERMANN'S" "1 feel that as long as there's a control project's four special lakes. Mack will then test the slimmer. chance, however slight, of The gallons project will of pump approximately two million waste water daily to four specially designed viruses in waste water polluting the drinking water, we water a final time as it leaves the viral contaminants have been eliminated. special lakes to see if all SPECIAL SELLING lakes located in a 500 acre area between "It would be nice to Jolly and College POLICE - say without hesitation that the For Graduation roads. The lakes, which total 40 acres, will contain the most water control project will definitely eliminate any viral • advanced systems for biologically processing waste water. content in the waste water," Mack said. "But we can't The major part of the project, which will be know for sure until! we've tested the water every step of implemented by Spring, 1974, is designed to retrieve the way." nutrients, in the waste water that might otherwise be lost. Dr. R. C. Ball, director of the MSU Institute for Water A $52.86 Mack said that he presently lacks funds to carry out his proposed research and hopes to get enough money to start • For Father's Day Research, said. WOMAN TOLD were stolen from a "What we want to do, essentially, is to catch the campus police that student's the research in September. While the water quality a man room Tuesday came into the Union afternoon. control project conducts its experiments, including research on infectious Browsing Room around materials, every precaution will be taken to Between 9 p.m. and 10 insure that the drinking water is not affected, Ball said. 7:40 p.m. Tuesday, exposed himself to her and p.m. Tuesday, a purse and Author of them' masturbating. began contents valued at $250 were taken from another student's room. The purse later recovered in a will judge contest was UNIVERSITY POLICE West Feel Hall stairwell. ARRESTED two Lansing Only $.50 was missing. residents, one a juvenile, for Joyce Carol Oates, nationally acclaimed author, will be the final judge of^the Creative breaking into rooms in Writing Contest, it was Mayo Hall about noon announced this week. Dennis Pace, director of the contest, said because Oates has agreed to judge the contest, the final Tuesday. The juvenile was released THINK! announcement of to his parents and a referral the winners will be postponed until May 31. Oates, winner of the National Book Award for the novel was made to the Ingham Coral County Probate Court. The "them," and several other top literary prizes, is presently an man arrested with him was associate professor of English at the University of Windsor, lodged in the Ingham Ontario. Pace said the postponement of the announcement date County Jail. Police said they is are seeking a warrant against also due to the large number of entries in the contest over - him. 1,000 poems and over 100 stories. The contest, sponsored by the MSU English Dept., offers prizes of $100, $50, and $25 to first, second and third TWO OTHER place winners in the categories of fiction and poetry. Pace said after Oates makes the final choice of BREAKING were reported and to enterings SAUGATUCK says Samsonite winners, campus the Red Cedar Review will police Tuesday, both of publish broadsides of the Memorial Weekend winning poems for free distribution. All contest entries outside of the Red Cedar Review may be picked up after May 31 them in West Fee Hall. A wallet, stereo STARTING MAY 25 Springtime CLASSIC ATTACHE office, 325 Morrill Hall, headphones and 10 Pace said. paperbacks worth a total of is Trim ... efficient ... durable! Samsonite's attache cases make a good appearance anywnei And they're designed to keep books and papl OLDE CLIP & SAVE! Ring Time. neatly organized. Now you can save $5.05 on eim the 3" Commuter or 5" Diplomat. In jet black, ob or oxford gray. ROUTE OF THE CHIEFTANS TOWN! 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