. the Michigan Volume 65 Number 163 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 25, 1973 tep found dead In house after [und disclosure IeaSTON, Md. (AP) — U.S. Rep. wrongdoing. Mills assured him it was jUm 0. Mills, R • Maryland, was the truth, Wilson said, and he replied, d shot to death in an apparent "then you don't have anything to Ljde Thursday after newspapers worry about." Lrted he had failed to disclose a DeVan L. Shumway, I5OOU campaign contribution from of the Committee for the Re press director t'Committee to Re - elect the - election of the President, said: "...I Ldent. any connection between Congressman don't see |"At the present time, it appears the Mills and anything even Me of death was the result of a self - loosely connected with the dieted gunshot wound in the chest, Watergate scandal. "It is my rh the investigation in the matter understanding at this point that no other congressman received ■continuing," Talbot County State's direct financial assistance from the Itorney William S. Horn said. committee." I Hom said a caretaker found Mills' State Rep. Richard A. Young, D - Dearborn ly with a 12 - gauge shotgun beside A possible explanation, Shumway Hieghts, catches off to dreamland or relaxing while the debates linger on in to a few zzz's while the House is in session. The problem of offered, was "it was a critical time for the sunset. I Mills. 48, had called Easton radio Republicans in the House." representatives sleeping is not a major or even minor problem, Xjon WEMD Wednesday night with a but at times during session a representative can be seen slipping dement denying any wrongdoing in Wilson, Republican Congressional State News photo by C. L. Michaels lection with the 1971 campaign Campaign Committee chairman in ktribution. 1972, said Mills told him he hated "bad publicity." Wilson said Mills |"I wish to assure everyone that I've Ryan "wasn't wringing his hands, but he ne nothing improper," Mills said in reflected great pain." soys recorded statement. ■ Sources in Easton said Mills' body \ found lee up n, in a shortly before 8 The sources indicated one or a.m. barn at his Mulberry Hill lying Wilson said Mills told him he was already disturbed about another Post article last week which referred to "a former aide to Interior Secretary By TOM HAROLDSON newspaper, ignoring the debate and the people speaking at the time. members fail to always pay as close attention as they should when they are rep stating that democracy often runs counter to efficiency. He said that the j notes were found but their State News Staff Writer Still another representative stands Rogers C.B. Morton" receiving a on the floor. House can only be as efficient as the jitentswere not disclosed. campaign contribution from the It's a hot afternoon in back of the chambers and laughs at In a personal interview Thursday, democratic process allows it to be. in the air I Rep. Bob Wilson, R - Calif., said in Committee to Re - elect the President, conditioned House chambers. ■ the scenario before his eyes. Ryan said that instances of poor "It is a real dilemma trying to ishington on Thursday that Mills With instances like this 1 upset about articles appearing Mills had been a Morton aide in Representatives are caught in a happening personal working habits of some determine how efficient we can be," just about every day, sometimes the representatives occur only seldomly he claimed. "We the Inday in the Washington Star • News Congress and won a May 25, 1971, seemingly endless debate over some in House are efficiency of the state House is and when they do, there are usually always trying to study ways of getting Wednesday in the Washington Post special election to succeed his former ° brought into question. But Democratic reasons for that person to be Sorting the $25,000 contribution. boss when Morton resigned to become Suddenly a representative closes his acting things done quickly and efficiently, eyes to take a short nap. He leans back Speaker of the House William Ryan, that way. but we also are aware that speeding interior secretary. |'Wilson said he asked Mills if he was in his big, padded chair and tunes out possibly the singly most politically "I can say that I have seen things up at the expense of our ■ling the truth in a statement he Mills powerful man in the House, denies that some Eoed Tuesday, was thinking of resigning the monotonous debate, particular representatives dozing off democratic process is not the way to denying any because of that, Wilson said. Another the efficiency of the House is poor, do it." representative reads the for a short time, but it seldom and in fact, tries to explain why some , happens," Ryan said. "Usually they At the present time, the House has are simply ignoring the person a five page calendar, which is the i state of 'u' address speaking because he is not saying anything important. Other times, they docket of bills that are on the agenda for the day. Because of the process of may be tired from working late and first, second and third reading, plus getting up early. But again this is not a the long debates in committee and on lA/harton focuses very big problem, if one at all, in the the floor, a bill can be before the public aid House." House for up to a half year or longer. on Ryan said representatives may be The bill also goes through public meetings whereby the public can reading the newspaper to catch up on local, state or federal news that may be provide input to the bill that is often By TERI ALBRECHT make specific recommendations to the groups and the emergence of new "We must continue to grow," he discussed or has some relevancy to helpful to the members of the House State News Staff Writer board of trustees. individual lifestyles. said, "but our expansion must be in certain bills of the day. He added that studying it. Proceeding through all I President Wharton Thursday night "Lifelong education activities Wharton added that carefully controlled and selected these channels, Ryan said, is part of constitute a prime source of the lifelong areas often the newspaper can provide a Boused exclusively which the democratic process. And it is this on lifelong education programs can benefit complement our traditional helpful point of view to a bill being ■cation and its role as a critical present institutional strength across education education research process that often bogs down the area institutions themselves - • outreach discussed. V future institutional public service the entire breadth of the University," House with the many matters before through enriched and expanded functions and not subtract from this third State of the University Wharton said. them." Ryan defends the efficiency of the it. programs for wider House and all "To' the inner - city social worker, legislative branches by (continued on page 14) society. "Lifelong education may B Wharton's public speech, given in the K-12 teacher, the county provide new vitality for universities in Wony Hall, emphasized that MSU, commissioner, the Detroit a time of declining public confidence, IJ land grant institution, has a industrialist, the Grand Rapids lowered enrollments, and fiscal by watergate burglar winuing commitment to education consumer group or the Ironwood Agri scarcity. The University will no longer P extends above and beyond the - businessman, lifelong educational be a city of youth," he said. Titional four years of activities are not merely a part of the Wharton told the assembled faculty undergraduate Break-in University, they are the University," that integration of lifelong education ["Indeed, he added. Tit Mew knowledge and the very heartof the land concept lies in its requirement - He cited the explosion of into existing college and department activities is the most important theme of the report. ca insight be knowledge, technological advances, ft available to the widest WASHINGTON (AP) to Sen. George McGovern and public as rising personal expectations and "This does not imply that all - Bernard L. Barker said Thursday possibly to Sen. Edward >«possible," Wharton said. greatly increased leisure time as faculty must conduct lifelong he broke into the Watergate "as a matter of national Kennedy. (His remarks were based on the massive societal forces compelling the educational instruction or research," security" to look for documents showing leftist or Cuban Barker, who received limited immunity for his J of the MSU Task Force on new approach. he said, "but faculty who choose to do contributions to the Democratic presidential campaign. appearance, was the 10th witness in the televised hearing. ! Education, which recently He said he found none. He was prededed 011 the stand Other forces, he said, are a so may pursue appropriate activities as by Gerald Alch, former a year - long study. After growing awareness of economically part of their regularly compensated "I considered it a duty for my country," Barker told the attorney for convicted conspirator James W. McCord Jr. b of their Senate Watergate committee. He added he had not changed Then the committee called Alfred C. report, Wharton will and educationally disadvantaged responsibilities." Baldwin, the his mind. former FBI agent who monitored the wiretapped Foremost in his mind -- and that of the three Cuban - conversations from Democratic Party headquarters. Nes increase prices Americans arrested with him -- was to gain support in high places for another operation to liberate Cuba from the Communist government of Fidel Castro, he said. Meanwhile, Secretary of the Treasury George Shultz announced he is accepting the resignation from the Treasury Dept. of John J. Caulfield, who has testified he He denied suggestions from the senators that he was offered executive clemency to McCord. engaged not in a national security operation, but in political leaf thefts Former FBI acting director L. Patrick Gray III said increasing espionage. that he warned President Nixon last summer "that Barker, whose parents are Americans, was born in Cuba people on your staff are trying to mortally wound you." and spent half his life there -- part of the time in the pre - Gray made the disclosure before a closed session of a Castro Cuban police. He was one of five men arrested inside Senate appropriations subcommittee and was BV EDWARD L. RONDERS An unidentified spokesman for a The security agency spokesman the Democratic offices last June 17 and one of five who quoted by the subcommittee chairman, Sen. John L. McClellan, D-Ark. security agency which serves several blamed the increased thefts on the pleaded guilty to sonspiracy, burglary and illegal Former White House counsel John Dean III area supermarkets said the dollar losses rising meat prices. wiretapping. appeared l*j| increase in the number of meat T™i|! incidents at grocery stores from meat thefts is now higher than Also, several food store managers "What sort of documents were you primarily looking Thursday afternoon in a secret shearing before an investigations subcommittee of the House Interstate and any other single item in the stores said they have been forced to raise for?" Barker was asked. ■ n rePorted by area food store He Foreign Commerce Committee. replacing the previous shoplifting their meat prices even higher because replied documents that would involve contribution target, cigarettes. of the growing wave of thefts. of a foreign nature to the Democratic campaign, especially (continued on page 17) "Five per cent of all the meat we handle is stolen," said Hon Wiezorek, asst. manager of the Wrigley's store No Monday next to K - Mart in Okemos. "We add an automatic 3 per cent U. S. Army deserter The State News will not publish increase to our meat prices to cover Monday because of the Memorial Day the losses from the thefts," he added. observance. "We haven't caught a person stealing in the three years I've been here," Wiezorek commented. "You just can't catch them." gives up at hearing call the proper Inside Friday Jim Leonard, head cashier at WASHINGTON (UPI) military authorities. A - The sorority house and East Lansing Kroger's in the Yankee Stadium Plaza, youthful army deserter, who had lived 25-year-old deserter and Vietnam veteran opened his testimony police have conflicting opinions over a said, "We catch people stealing meat "underground" for three years after before an ad hoc hearing chaired by late night animal gift. Article page 2. all the time. But it's hard to pinpoint becoming disillusioned with the U.S. the exact loss we suffer from the war effort in Vietnam, dramatically Rep. Bella S. Abzug, D-N.Y., with the thefts." statement that he might be taken away The evolution of independent surrendered Thursday during Leonard said his store suffered a before he was through, but that his college newspapers. See op-ed page. congressional hearing. mother would mass attack from shoplifters several finish reading his But drama turned into near weeks ago when three young men statement if he were. burlesque when Edward R. Sowders of entered the store and fanned out with Detroit, after a tearful farewell to his His mother, Mrs. Lori Sowders, was Weekend weather shopping carts. mother, began wandering the halls of among the early witnesses at the "Before we knew it, they had filled the hearing called by the New York Today's weather forecast calls for Rayburn House Office Bldg. their carts with meat and cigarettes congresswoman to plead for cloudy with a chance of rain and the looking for someone to take him into unconditional amnesty for those who and made a mad dash for the door," custody. high in the mid 60s. The Memorial he said. "With only three employes in resisted what she called the "illegal, Day weekend forecast through the store, we couldn't stop Sowders, accompanied by his immoral war" in Vietnam. them." Monday is fair to partly cloudy with Leonard added that the attorney and trailed by reporters and "My son and thousands like him majority of highs from the upper 50s to low 70s. (continued cameramen, finally went up to a deserve amnesty for refusing to take on page 17) capitol police lieutenant who agreed to (continued on page 17) •y 25,19! Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 25, 1973 3 U-M pay disclosure suit axed By JANESEABERRY university personnel. is not distinguishable from was sought so the paper services, said that it was a State News Staff Writer MSU publishes yearly could do the matter of one's salary so an independent little premature to respond A suit which sought salary lists of faculty and far as that analysis for a number of argument is to the dismissal of the case, front of I disclosure of personal administrative professional - things. He added that the concerned." but that "the hey saw ■ information feeling around on all employes alphabetically, as information was needed to here is that the dismissal anging fr University of Michigan well as information on "report Tom Easthope, U-M asst. irch. sex, honestly on the was probably made on a employes was dismissed last tenure, status, academic vice president for student a'd progress of the university's technicality." Thun week by the Michigan Court rank, department, annual elimination of race and sex ned * of Appeals, U-M officials salary, number of years at discrimination in leider stop] announced late Wednesday. present 'y were fr, but 1 The suit was filed Feb. 28 by the Michigan Daily, number rank of and years experience. The policy was the of employment practices." U-M Before the suit was filed, President Robben Senator arrested the campus newspaper, the first proposed by former dis, Tri Fleming said that if such Student Government trustee Clair White, D-Bay disclosures for drunk t were driving necessary Thursday Council and several other City in the fall of 1971. to ensure that affirmative s head groups. None of the judges "We filed the suit action laws were being skull involved gave reasons for because of our inability to enforced," it also follows State Sen. Basil W. Brown, om the the action. convince the D-Detroit, was arrested by university that that public agencies must East Lansing police late Wednesday for driving under the rse's' frei] The suit asked that the it should give the also publish a list which will influence of alcohol. university be forced to information to us show the religious faiths and It was the second time that Brown has been g cow's make public the name, picked up voluntarily," Chris Parks, national origins of all of on a drunk driving charge. He was convicted for drunk fral salary, age, sex, race, job editor of the said. She Michigan their employes. Surely this driving in 1966, and at that time he surrendered his driving classification and Daily, said Thursday. He would be perceived by all as license to the Secretary of State. •vired to qualifications of all said that the information an invasion of privacy, yet it When police picked up Brown at 10:45 that said, p.m. Wednesday on East Grand River Delta D Avenue, he was driving with a suspended driver's license. >ndis said /J Finish East Lansing Police Lt. H.W. Etown said that 1 w the skull wh m of bypa charging Brown with the offense was issued by the Ingham County prosecutor's office Thursday morning. a warrant irently i0 Lt. Brown said that a first offense drunk is driving charge a simple misdemeanor and is handled in district court. A second offense drunk by ite does driving charge is a more serious that it horse's 1 and mis That narrow stretch of autumn-if charge and is handled in circuit court, he said. Brown, who was released to his lawyer at 12:15 a.m. Thursday was unavailable for comment project engineer in charge of The cost of the Ingham Thursday. jyers of s land just west of Frandor the 2.18 mile portion of the County construction is Shopping Center that looks new route in Ingham almost $4.3 like it should be million, which an County, blamed the wet is financed equally by the expressway but is really weather last summer for the state and federal he M only four lanes of dirt will soon 27 be opened bypass of Lansing. as the U.S. delay. from He noted that the ramps the Lake governments. About $4.3 million of Work Lansing the $7.3 million Clinton on the graded Road overpass have been stretch of land that will County construction cost paved already this spring, will be paid by the state, extend as an 1 t n expressway from Saginaw Street near Grand River Avenue north and said that the road should be completed up to with the federal government picking up the remainder of he petit #w -mlm to the present Clark Road in Clinton U.S. 27 near the Clinton boundary by this fall. The new County section of the tab. Township started two years highway will facilitate petitions itween 51 Paving ago, but the project been hampered has by traffic flow between I- and U.S. 27, he added. voters rtiis narrow swath of man - made desert will soon by paved as part of a unfavorable weather bypass of June 1 Lansing on U.S. 27 . The two - year - old construction project has been hampered by conditions, a state highway lidate's n weather delays, but the new stretch of highway should be open by this fall. department official said. the Aui Ed State News photo by Dale Atkins Baga, Michigan UNANIMOUS AAIIP VOTE >al )te Profs demand informer ban like to By DIANE SILVER condemning the use of informers in surveillance of criminal to State News Staff Writer activities but only in their use in political activities. apply lie MSU chapter of the American Assn. of University Manderscheid also said that the resolution is not meant :ent of (AAUP) demanded this week that President to imply a threat by the use of the work "demanlt is only >n and the Board of Trustees immediately and meant to convey a "strongly urgent request." ications traditionally terminate the use of police informers at The professor's resolution comes in the middle of a ' Grel controversy sparked by the use of an informer by the Dept. howe of Public Safety in the recent trial of John 1 an unanimously passed resolution the professors said Royal. half of the use of informers, paid or unpaid, by the MSU Royal, a former local Students for a Democratic Society I. of Public Safety or by any other University agency or leader, was convicted April 20 of obstructing an police ail, for the purpose of political surveillance of officer during a demonstration last spring. r canvai riduals or officially registered University organizations Not only was the testimony of police informer Debbie their Miller considered by some as vital to c titutes a "grave threat to academic freedom." Royal's conviction, 3rebner but it proved the existence of informers "This practice, as well as the keeping of dossiers on infiltrating local ould no political organizations. lical activities and/or the supplying of such information for V fflemal agencies constitutes an intolerable me to tl infringement nil liberties," the resolution said, d go to lie resolution was delivered to the Administration but, ty Hall ,ee hallo «t Perrin, vice president for University relations, said there has been no official response to the resolution The Varsity is closed •k's of «ster Manderscheid, acting president of the local for re-building. that J said that the resolution is in accord with the >uld lib or's association's traditionally strong support of r cent ol lie freedom. "And that freedom means the ability Watch us grow. uponsibly discuss all ideas, including political ideas," he bwever, it does not include the planning of criminal Manderscheid continued. The organization is not Open again near Oct. 1st. Sunday, May 26 ^ ★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★★ f INFLIGHT HON - SAT Monday night ./'/// \ I I SI Tuesday night I I ui/\'< HOU wednesday night ji II II M'l'YlIK thursday night .QL Mil \/<./// FRIDAY ? saturday rick reuther in the ' rathskeller EDITORIA Extension of will improve s The city of East Lansing of merit. system of two routes. The needs a bus system and is As it now stands, bus service interior route would serve the is provided to East Lansing by primarily student "ghetto" area considering the feasibility of the Capitol Area Transit and also East Lansing's central extending the MSU bus system . to off campus areas within East - Authority. Its service provides an business district. The other route east - west route only. The city would serve the outer limits of Lansing. has no means of moving people the city. Though it is only in the on a north - south basis. This proposed bus system planning stage, and MSU will not yet make any committments According to Ralph would be a definite asset to the until the city can provide Stonebreaker, senior city East Lansing community and definite plans, the idea is worthy planner, the city is considering a also MSU. If students and faculty living in outlying areas of the JTITTTR CRN city could bus to classes, it Limited supp would cut down congestion and subsequent noise on traffic ,OH, WELL ... AT LEAST THE HOUSE IS PAID FOR!' and pollution. What is roundish in shape, has more pencil sharpeners in its On the MSU campus, students six holes, a crank on the side and classrooms. How about getting could hop on a bus and journey MIKE LANOUE is used to sharpen pencils? If you the lead out, so to speak, and to outlying shopping centers. answered a pencil sharpener, getting some sharpeners Transportation in the entire East score one one in an five points. point. If you can find MSU classroom, score installed? A sharp pencil is one of life's Lansing area would be much more convenient University community would and the no Getting high on Jesus In other words, MSU needs little pleasures. longer be isolated. The recent rise of religious fanaticism and Jesus freaks the group's commune, one of has brought forth the group called Children of God. And if serves as another child of God that they had my passeneej brought home twl you run into a person in your travels or travails who looks sheep with them. ^ POINT OF VIEW as though he may be strung - out on heroin, it could be one Personally appalled by the term sheep - not beil of these entranced children that are high on the Lord. advocate of any sort of herd The other night I was leaving my political science class morality - I was rather tl off by the Biblical allusion to the lost and driving down to the comer of Grand River and The entire communal sheep. 1 group was watching a BBcl Story skews Michigan Avenues when I saw tried to cut passing car. over to pick him a up paraplegic hitch - hiking. I but I was cut short by a I proceeded to tum around and come back to pick up presentation on America, narrated by Alistar Cookel everything that agreed with their philosophy or echoeM of their intentions was applauded brother." These children of God by a "Wow, heavy! the man. appeared as though! were stoned on heroin or mesmerized on God. f The apparent leader of the commune took By KENNETH BRUSS presence, though we clearly explained Zionism to imperialism, Robbin in fact When I picked him up two people who turned out to be discussion after ovel it to State News reporter Nancy Crane. members of the Children of God also hopped in the car and the television show was Southfield junior said, "Zionism is not emperialism, but over! and two others We were there not to disrupt the rather the expression of the Jewish started laying the "Do you know the Lord?" rap on me. approached his people with both statements and q on the show. conference, nor did we. Out presence people's right to a national homeland, They seemed very nice, friendly, and polite, and one, a After reading Monday's article, Their reaction sad because the "Mideast debate erupts at meeting," was partially to present the other side just like any other people." young black woman, had a guitar with her. Since I play too, was people for the | of the issue. More importantly, it was Expansionism does not belong in I was readily intrigued. part could only respond with "Wow, heavy, amen broJ we feel compelled to correct certain and it was all I could do to help from to show our solidarity with the Jewish this philosophy. Robbin further said, I told the people that 1 had tried to pick them up the at the stupidity and blind faith of the breaking out laul misconceptions fostered by that people in Israel, the Soviet Union, the first time I passed but was unable to do this and had to go group or gettil article. "To deny the Jewish people the right and condemning them for their United States, Latin America, etc. to their homeland is implicitly anti • back a second time to get them. lunacy. Anyway, theyI At this time we are not attempting Semitic. We do not- support This brought a gleam and a "Wow that's heavy" from me and my paraplegic friend extremely paranoid. I When they finally did start to discuss the Mideast situation, but them and they told me that they had said a prayer and that singing their Children ol The concept that Judaism and/or imperialism, but we solely support the I was the Lord's answer to their need. theme, I was so far removed from the whole scene 1 Zionism can be connected to simply correct the errors made by right of our people to survive," felt like imperialism is absurd. Implicit in the Monday's article. We view the Hopefully we have presented the In the process of driving everybody home, I was invited leaving and my paraplegic friend "Let's get the hell out of here" look was givingl Jewish religion is the desire to end the deliberate rewording of Robbin's real reasons for our presence Saturday. into the Children of God commune under the so we split. f Diaspora (exile) and return to our Zionism comment either auspices that If you see some person who looks stoned out 1 as outright Furthermore, we hope that such folk music would be sung and plenty of guitar homeland. Zionism grows out of this maliciousness or incredibly shoddy biased reporting as necessitated this playing mind and he comes up to you says "Have you heal people would be around. word of the Lord today?" watch out. You may have! desire. It also results from the fact that reporting. Rather than connecting letter will not occur in the future. As we entered the door of the large gray house that upon a child of God. the Jewish people have been an oppressed minority in every country in which they have resided. Only a fool would equate this with imperialism. POINT OF VIEW Equally shocking to us was the entire coverage given to this conference. Though Ira Robbin was one of the spokesmen, he was not the "leader" of the demonstrators, nor was it his group. The demonstration Indians maligned and cheated By MARY ZOLZ up with Hotchkiss guns firing almost a bravery and conspicuous heroism in suicide rate I am sorry my attention had t! was a collective effort among Indian youth is by the Director, Lansing North American shell a second, killing 300 of the men, action. directed to you (one of the! Organization of Jewish Students, the higher than any other race. Indian Center women and children. You say Doesn't it seem strange to you that Radical Jewish Students League and the Indians robbed you at percenters) because I feel writing! I would like to reply to Vicki R. gunpoint in their demands for federal this great, big - hearted Uncle Sam has article is futile. However, as on! Hillel. A detail of soldiers then passed over Renninger's vindictive biased point of the Wounded Knee battle aid. I, and many of the Indian people paid out billions of dollars to many hard working Indian taxpal view written in the State News. field, of this nation, are taxpayers too (we Communist nations to appease them, who has overcome obstacles gathered up Indians who were still j Furthermore, while Ken Stone was Renninger, I am surprised that you alive and loaded them into wagons to have progressed in spite of some of and will send commodities, food, hardships, this is my reply to j[ quite willing to debate the issues, the have accepted all newspaper take them to Pine you). Statistics prove that the biggest ammunition and every available help thank God for the 51 per cent! State News should Ridge. The have mentioned statements which correspond with portion of social services, health and in expertise to foreign countries, but understand the plight of todl that the wagonloads of wounded Sioux (four Organization of Arab your thinking. As any intelligent men and 46 women and children) educational help is given to you has not honored treaties made with Indian. Students officials prevented this open person would have done, you should "respectable whites," whether it is the native American in exchange for were left in the open wagons have researched the other side. From overnight exchange of ideas. Their officials in the bitter cold because army ADC or white collar jobs. his land, timber, oil and mineral ended the meeting rather than let our your article, I assume you neither read You didn't mention all of the barracks were filled with soldiers. rights? second speaker, Barnett Sternfield, the five articles written in the Lansing Federal William Whiting, editor They were finally taken in by an Housing Funds poured into I am asking you who is the real give his presentation. State Journal during the Wounded Michael Fox, managing editor: Episcopal mission who let these Sioux Lansing alone, in which the majority thief and liar? The Indian is only Novosad, editorial editor. Knee controversy or you chose to of eligible poor tenants are whites. lay on the floor. It was the fourth asking that the United States John Lindstrom, campus editor;] Conspicuous by its absence is the ignore those facts. day after Christmas that the first torn Consider the fraternity, sorority government honor its pledge in paying Bush, city editor; Mike Cody, slot rf fact that the MSU police were called It is people like you who have houses, Spartan Village, every Federal off its debt to him. Craig Porter, photo editor; Jonathan and bleeding bodies were taken into to deal with the demonstrators. maligned, cheated, robbed and taken The Kaufman, national editor; Lynn K the church. college - most of these institutions situation at Wounded Knee sports editor; Dan Dever, Though SDS member Rick Shields advantage of the native American in across this land operate on taxpayers' only focused the American public's representative. blamed police presence on the MSU the past, which has placed him in the I can just hear you saying, "My, money. attention on broken treaties, cruelties, Beth Ann Masalkoski, advert! Israeli Club, Yosif Hassan, president of situation he is in today. You talk weren't we humane, we didn't kill Colleges, where 95 per cent of the economics, health, educational and manager; Lee Lockwood, asst. advertT the Arab group, admitted about how illegally and destructively calling them. them all and we even gave them a students are white, has fellowships, manager; John Greening, asst. advert! Police, upon arrival, appeared to be the Indian acts at Wounded Knee, but legal deprivities perpetuated by our so manager; Al Kirleis, circulation ir"n* place to stay while we decided what to grants and every advantage extended confused, since their was obviously no failed to mention at that same spot on - called big white brother against a The do with them." By the way, after this to him while many of our Indian high Michigan State News is a se need for their presence. Dec. 29, 1890, two troops of cavalry massacre (mercy killing as you would school students ride a bus 50 miles a trusting little red brother. Could it be recipient of the Pacemaker A stationed as sentinels around 120 men that a guilty conscience caused you to outstanding journalism. no doubt term it) 18 cavalry men day in order to finish high school. The article failed to explain and 230 women and children, opened lash out our received medals of honor, gallantry, Perhaps you'll understand why the against us? News only to those of the Watergate conspirators. infamous learn which motivated preparation so that some benefil - To the Editor: them could be extracted. I John Valasek Two After witnessing the 6 p.m. news of May 21, during which the editor - in - Corunna freshman Next month, I'll leave position at the University of Texi Arlington. The memory of my I forafa| chief of the State News vehemently students will serve to inspire al attacked the local law enforcement bodies for allegedly infiltrating Return dedication to teaching To the Michigan State responsibP students, I Cents political groups, I write this letter out Bill am as a means behooved to of pointing To the Editor: 'Th™,ks'' Pat J. Calabro I Whiting's hypocritical A black wallet belonging to me was Maple Heights! inconsistency. taken between 4 and 5 p.m. May 17 graduate studer Though Whiting may claim to be from 203C Wells Hall. Worth against planting spies in political The loss of my ID, driver's license groups, the fact remains that his own and social security card -- not to reporter, one John Lindstrom, used assumed name and told several bold ■ faced lies in attempting to exhort an mention the wallet and $10 in cash - has merely created inconveniences for anyone, because he certainly does no favors for anyone else. I am a housewife trying to go to because no one is around to written permission for treatment? give Rape To the Editor: me. Apparently t^e bus driver thinks so , LETTER POLICY information from the ex - Coalition However, several photographs in school full- time and working part - because "it's the rule." Maybe no one lam sick of the "logical discusa for time to make it possible. In addition has ever done him any the State News editoruui The State News Responsible Action leader Dana the wallet are irreplaceable. I would favors, and I, on to studying, I have to clean house, welcomes all letters. Letters Braden. Lindstrom further discredited appreciate it very much if the person about the publishing of the n the editor should be himself by concocting a false and wash clothes, cook and do many other to who picked up the wallet would return rape victims. typed double- space with 65m totally irrational story based on shreds the pictures to 208 Landon Hall. things that need to be done. Because Flint junior Rape is far more thani set space counts on each line. of evidence that the justifiably of this, I missed the 11 a.m. bus physical attack," as Mchwj L Letters must be signed and cautious Braden gave him. Susan Danielson Thursday and had to wait for the next thinks (May 17). Rape -the*dt|~| include hometown, student, faculty or staff standing, Furthermore, I see nothing wrong with the police guarding the lives and Pontiac freshman bus 15 minutes later. When the bus pulled up there Thank attack on a persons right to control privacy reproduction^ 1 local phone number and property of innocent people by wasn't anyone on it. But I was not To the Editor: By publishing the nam^|f J local address. No unsigned letters will be accepted, but keeping tabs on admittedly Bend allowed to ride because my ticket read "valid weekdays 9 to 11 a.m. and 1:30 or Many made ex - students have sent notes phone calls of victims, the State News violation of privacy and parnuP ■ maguOJ revolutionary groups with whom they the State News will have had previously bad experiences, to 11 p.m." This man did not have the congratulations on my recent the crime. I wonder how many -m heart to let it pass so that I could Excellence in withhold author's name in and especially when that group is To the Editor: - - Teaching Award. It is extreme cases. Letters may planning a major demonstration. I wonder if the make my 11:30 p.m. class. not possible to thank each one to publish the names. 1 be edited for man driving the We all live by rules, but I wonder how many men o| clarity and However, this does not mean that I individually. I would Hke| therefore, to conciseness so more letters believe that a person or group of Spartan Village bus which stopped at the sometimes they sould be bent a publicly express my appreciation to board would like to publish months masturbation stat sti thJ can be Letters will accommodated. persons has the right to infiltrate a laundry at 11:15 a.m. last Thursday ever heard of the old saying little. When a person comes to the hospital, they are not each one of them. More importantly, the award is on page 1 to reduce sexuaUtigm P|J not be edited nonviolent group planning its "Do unto others as you would have supposed to be for content. treated until the hospital has written attributed to them, and I ask each to campaign strategy. Past activities of them do unto you"? If he has, he Research A4 State News reporters are comparable permission, but does that mean the share in the recognition. From my apparently wants nothing from doctor on duty should let a man die Psychology! point of view, it was their desire to Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 25, 1973 5 College By WILLIAM L. RIVERS and For the press collegiate press the 1970s may some day be considered looks for independence damages, there was little disposition to Those student newspapers the LEONARD SELLERS period of independence. In support the paper. The administration addition to contemplating independence, however, I1 members, Stanford Univeriity Dept. the papers that have recently struck was even reluctant to press charges should consider several studies that of Communication out on their against the black union members. focus own, others are moving on important areas. A useful Now, however, many campus toward independence or Knowing that it was only a matter of study is "Student Press Revisited" by it their duty to aobut it - talking time until funds for the Gator would Jean Stevens, who holds that three (urnalist* - on campuses all over the be cut drastically - or cut off - Leo issues like abortion and country. factors have prevented the student 1'in.ly" ,'m'unal living, advocate free pills The •trend is Young, chairman of the department of press from achieveing broad press ■ (Oinmur- not surprising from the student health considering the tide of activism that journalism, visited the state capitol freedoms: ■for the coeds e c has led to "... given the opportunity to publish and cajoled state officials into greater freedom in ■tenter write sympathetically about independently, and the promising funds for a laboratory • Few campus papers have achieved everything from casusal clothes to challenge it presents, many an editor decides that the world out there the financial independence that might homopHilo movements, support grading systems. Some administrations is a cold, wet place, and rather than leave the newspaper for the department - but litrikeJ, d'9 "P data on university welcome the approach and even shelter altogether, he not until the following year. guarantee their autonomy. |f,lationships and with the Dept. Pok® about of in tenure promote it. Disgusted with what - one prefers to stand under the eaves. Examining the status of several Young moved ahead anyway, • The established fully committed itself to the press has not of Ipifenw,and the oligarchical tendencies member called "massive tastelessness" independent college papers reveals that they are subsidized, often by turning over to student government the name "Gator" and the label the student press. cause ■policies in the Minnesota Daily, the board of free office space and equipment. " • The "official student newspaper." Using its courts have not yet |of boards of regents and trustees. regents at the University of Minnesota determined the extent to which First I a chief problem for many papers appointed a committee in 1970 to own sharply limited funds, the Amendment journalism department guarantees apply to ■inked to student governments is the study the possibility of decides that the world out there is a founded a forcing demanded a voice in running the paper. weekly student publications. independent status on. the paper by laboratory |,cti»ist student politician who is eager removing student fee support. cold, wet place and rather than leave , They presented to the board of Phoenix. newspaper, |to seize power, especially editorial In the days when most the shelter altogether, he stant under the eaves. prefers to publications their own choice for The Gator, with its annual budget Research on readership in college yields varied results ■power. Though San Francisco State college Examining the editor. of $37,000, was taken over by student papers and not papers were combination bulletin status of several independent ■College is not typical, recent events college The editor had long been chosen by only because the papers themselves are boards and government, which was dominated by publicity organs for papers reveals that they are subsidized, agreement of the Gator staff and varied. Some campuses are served by ■there show, in exaggerated form, the campus queens, administrative officials often by free office Students for a Democratic Society. more than one student space and journalism faculty members, with the newspaper ■forces that worked changes in some and regents ( or trustees) were equipment. board doing little more than rubber The paper became a radical house and how well campus readers are ■ itudent newspapers and destroyed sometimes miffed and In November 1968, nine members - organ paying its staffers handsomely occasionally stamping the nominations. Board served by student papers and ■others. inflamed by editorial indiscretions. of the Black Students Union invaded by college standards but carrying members were made uneasy by the professional dailies published off the I An area possibly overlooked in the The governing boards of that time the office of the San Francisco State nothing that could be defined as news. challenge from student leaders, but When the lengthy San Francisco State campus often determines the either knew how to handle College Gator, beat ■trend toward campus newspaper "the up the editor they continued to approve the readership of the official student upstarts" who took the First (who had to be College strike began on November 6, ■independence is that of audience. How hospitalized), selections made by the staff and the 1969 (one year to the day after the paper. Vernon Wanty, dean of faculty Amendment seriously 1*11 read and trusted is the current to live with them. or learned how permanently faculty member injured and in a part - time journalism faculty. invasion of the newsroom), the Gator at Middlesex County College, reported ■ newspaper, and would independence a brawl with Student officials then threatened a survey of more that 1,000 students There are compensations these the staff was not so much a newspaper as it was days nearly demolished the deep cuts in Gator funds, charging that of a metropolitan community college (improve the paper from the readers for trustees and administrators who newsroom. the paper a war cry. Phoenix was the only showing that 50.8 per cent of both Ipoint of view? have been burned so badly that they This was the culmination of long was racist. teachers began to look for support Journalism campus channel for objective coverage. freshmen and sophomores get most of William L. Rivers and Leonard decide to give up and battles between the department of Now, the Gator appears frequently grant student among other teachers their news about the college from the and as radical handout, and student ■Sillers are members of the Stanford editors the freedom they profess to journalism, which operated the Gator, administrative officials, and found a paper. ■University department of want. and Associated Student Government, government has started a four - page none. It was clear that some who One is that weekly tabloid, Zenger. Though Recent research is so sparse and ■communication. given the opportunity Beginning in the late 1960s, radicals were asked for support were to publish independently, and the began taking over the government. The simply Zenger has a university budget of diffuse that it neither finds which ■Reprinted from the College Press Gator was funded by student fees avoiding a fight, but others professed $25,000 a year, it is so dominated by direction the fast ■ changing student Ifleyiew, fall 1972. challenge it presents, many editors to believe that if the Gator was doled out by student officials who opinion pieces that most students turn press is heading nor prescribes one. It accused of being racist, it must be is clear that "independence" is both a to Phoenix, which has a racist. budget of only $7,200, to learn what is strong trend and a danger. The IKHNI of view Then newsroom. came invasion Despite the injuries and of the happening at San Francisco State College. freedom is valuable, but the financial problems are sharp - edged. DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Indians denied nichols, have the u/ater6ate not at all. By WILLIAM A. LE BLANC without the proportionate return realized you hearp about conspirators. x read them * los an6el£s is Commission on Indian Affairs staff member by the white I mark's neuj series no. he's worked citizens of our land. boy, i'll last ni6ht a lonely town 70 : of profiles on what's out compute bet they're some: of 6p0uj up in, especially J Itak God tot » free press that will allow tire otdetly ST"?, Hgh,thr0rKm0" C"I""S' s h/s rap/o show? it on? bi06raphies on all of just them are if you're a small BOV BRUTALf quite sensitive. named h.r. haldeman " \ \ ■H opportunities for Indians presented at ai the The Indian people were major contributors to the are " T same level ne same lev as construction jn People r™ for six to eir television cameras. said. "They are committed representative. not aware of six months ago (which drafts the bills and hours, attending to corporate interests, and "It's very hard to get any while campaigning for a amendments) and go 1 When Democrat Bullard attending session joined his constituents in they have the money to significant legislation up legislative seat. through the channels of House and make sure they come up from the crap heap of the One realization he has decisions, chances are your have committee? recent hash little time Ann Arbor at a with the best wovling for a thousands made is that it is not so original idea has been Z festival, that combination of factors got him a lot of bill." of introduced that are narrow bills important what your ideas changed," he said. "It is not anything about issues and indL - are in the House, but rather so much of a responses in publicity, and some hassles "The overwhelming interest or not critical." compromise who you are and what you but rather just community," he said from colleagues, in the form weight of resources is on the Bullard said this getting the Since side of business interest," represent. original concept through the being electi of a motion to censure him legislative session has not Jondahl said he that is slated to eventually Bullard said. "And that been productive. long list of proper concentrated "The reality of ego and channels." on leam die in committee. "I didn't do it to get starts where in the the legislature, majority of "Come to think of it, I personality sometimes Since getting into office, the legislative getting a feel for the proc2 . can't say there is much matters more than what you Jondahl has been swamped 0f(] publicity as a representative, representatives are have to say," Jondahl said 'I ha v that's been passed that's with constituency avoid but it adds publicity to the procorporation.' demands, particular cause and issue," he said in Bullard said legislators significant," he said, in an interview Thursday. more than he expected' . t to get certain ^ues and try make basic value judgments "What you stand for and when entering office. He the things throi early April. Bullard said he Coalitions in the House how you appear to others is House, mainly so tha felt the state has business in favor of business and are informal, Bullard said, estimates that he spends six can see no given more importance than just how thisproc offer assumed legitimacy to to eight hours a day talking of regulating behavior that and it usually works out to your particular ideas or legislation works' the wealthy. to people he represents. He said. does not result in harm to Democrats versus "There is a preservation goals." also estimates that he makes anyone and said the Republicans. But blacks Johdahl said he has incident of caveat emptor (let the four to five trips to his area Jondahl is was an educational might vote together, the concentrat process. In fact, he wanted buyer beware) even while Detroit group might vote Milliard found the workings of the to speak at public on housing interests in we're legislature fascinating and gatherings. But he admits state. He is to show the movie "Reefer supposed to be together, and liberals often enjoys it. But he often finds working Madness" to the legislators passing protective hang together, often voting Democrat from Ann Arbor. that he does not mind the develop an urt the of to increase understanding. legislation," he said. "We with the blacks, he said. process legislating constituency demands. development corporation But Bullard is concerned frustrating particularly well as increasing the grai "Fm luckier than some and with more than a toke in loans for hous of my colleagues because I front of a camera. He talks rehabilitation. at least get creative, He is also about working for a just society and social policy for the state, and says he wants to make the system Warrant sought knowledgable responses from my constituencies," he said with a smile. "The getting for students. more university interested student la and coll responses are not petty "We are work. "The most critical DETROIT (UPI) - Tuesday that he lied last an underworld narcotics himself to complaints trying to a hospital late that one of its reporters, but concerns some thing about the legislature is Police sought a warrant weekend when he said he figure. Tuesday after admitting over issues of substance." pressure on the f! Howard Kohn, has acted (federal government) that many, many bills are Wednesday charging Detroit was kidnaped at gunpoint Kohn had been under that most of his abduction unprofessionally by The high demand from Free Press reporter Howard and held captive for a night "severe emotional strain" change the recent Dept. passed without a story was a hoax- falsifying at least part of the constituencies and the more consideration Kohn with filing a report in Detroit motel Health, Education j of policy 1 room by and voluntarily admitted Kohn was suspended by kidnaping story," Managing than four hours a day spent Welfare arguments," Bullard said. an elaborate kidnaping story ruling that c the paper after the Editor Neal Shine said. just working at the capitol student loans," "Decisions are made in a fog Kohn later admitted was of ignorance. People voting not true. discrepancies were noted in his story. If prosecuted and don't really know what The Wayne County Women schedule convicted of filing a Police they're voting about." Representatives don't prosecutor's office said the police investigation of the fictitious crime report, he could be sentenced to 90 to rem have the sraff to produce carefully thought - out incident and a would be studied decision on the state convention days in jail, fined $100 both. or racks warrant would be made EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY today. Kohn told his editors of The the Michigan members National discuss current legislation for women in a keynote The Free Press promised to "continue to follow in after Organization of Women will address at a noon luncheon, policy of full disclosure in hold their second The registration fee is $4 licycles will be Free storage will be Laundry Bldg. for at M.S.U. state this unfortunate case." a $5 convention Saturday in the and the charge for the Kohn, 25, said he met impounded at the end of available, though at the Bikes can be taken thi UNIVERSITY owners' risks, in the racks phone 351 - 7160 Union. luncheon is $4. Attendence with an underworld drug term "J*®88 students any weekday between SEVENTH-DAY is open to traffic informant he has follow procedures set down along the southern edge of a.m. and 3 p.m. beginni anyone State Rep. parking lot J, which is ALL SAINTS CHURCH ADVENTIST CHURCH Alma interested. dealt with in the past and ??y_ the °' Public today. Any bike stor Stallworth, D - Detroit, will that the two "quibbled" Safety. located at Jenison Field there and not removed 800 Abbott Road 149 Hiqhland Avenue To keep bike racks and House. This area will be October 12 East Lansing UNIVERSITY over an alleged attempt by will The Rev. W. A. Eddy, rector 337-1430 OKEMOS the informant to blackmail parking areas in repair, the open beginning June 2 and impounded and sold BAPTIST department is asking that all FIRST BAPTIST Kohn, the Free Press said. all bikes stored here must be public auction. CHURCH bikes be removed from removed by September 20, Saturday Services: 4684 Marsh Road, Okemos "The Free Press regrets 4608 S. Residence hall and academic the first day of fall term Bikes, excluding mo 9:45 a.m. Sunday School Hagadorn Road, and apoligizes for the fact bikes Group Bible Study 9:30 AM because of the 11:00 East Lansing (classroom) building racks classes. All bikes must be Worship 11:00 AM a.m. Worship prior to June 10. Any bike locked if stored these' danger, must be brought (on radio WUNN 1110 K.C. Worship-10 a.m. UNIVERSITYCHRISTI AN left in those racks from the owner to the laurn and 11:15 a.m. racks. Wednesdays 7:00 p.m. Praise CHURCH June 11 to June 15 will be building for storage; thi Indoor ALUMNI CHAPEL Discussion and Prayer Groupf For bus transportation 310 N. Hagadorn will be no pick ups, by 8:30 p.m. College Fellowshii and other impounded by the police. available a on campus 7:30 PM information call: building's staff. David Daku, Youth Minister Bible Study 9:45 a.m. Call 882-6580 or above 351-4144 Worship 10:45 a.m. The Rev. Jack Hilyard,chaplain Students enrolled BOWL IN number If you need W. E. Robinson, Pastor 332-5193 332-3035 or p.m.-Holy Communion J.M. Grange, Minister summer school cannot m< transportation Phone: 349-2830 332-8472 Free Transportation their bikes to their sumn CENTRAL UNITED K00L K0MF0RT school residence hali June 18. EAST LANSING 5jRINJRINITY CHURCH Ed&cwood United METHODIST * Lanes available all day and Lifetime 841 Timberlane Drive evening supply fl Church Rev. W. E. Michael * East Lansing Summer rates now in effect pastor 469 N. * Lansing's only bowling center with of milk awarded Telephone: 351-8200 Hagadorn, E. Lansing — An Ecumenical Fellowshif "A Memorial Day Serrio Interdenominational Worship Services - 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. by Rev. Robert E. Bett Services dt 9:45 and BRUNSWICK AUTOMATIC SCORERS PRETORIA, Sou Africa (AP) - The M University Classes 11:00 Sermon by Dr. Truman A. Morrison a.m. Board awarded Orlan Morning Worship Service "Spiritual Hunger" Evening Worship Service University group dinner and program 6-8:30 p.m. For transportation Sunday mornings and evenings Church School 9:45 a.m. lo 12:00 • North of Holiday Lanes Baragwanath free milk the rest of his I Rev. Brian Sheen Nursery Available Open 9 AM Mid-week Discussion and frayer Call 332-8693 or 332-0606 Frandor Baragwanath is 101. Call 351-8200 or 646-6401 for bi 485-9477 Daily piopIS MORNING SERVICE - 10:00 a.m. "Christian Forgiveness" Tim Limburg speaking EVENING SERVICE - 7:00 P. CIIUACk A 'The Question" Tim Limburg speaking nation.- Visit out new Student Center 200 W. Grand Rive at Michigan open daily 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. 332-5073 Lunch Wednesday WORSHIP SERVICE 12:30 - 1:30 "Relay Race" by Dr. Julius Fischbach l&EiTWkWLCib CHURCH SCh'JOL 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. MIlUMJJO JszX, Crib through Adults AND STUDENT CENTER 1509 RIVER TERRACE coffee Hor: AFrEk SERVICES FAST FREE DELIVERY Lutheran Campus South FIRST CHURCH OF Baptist Church CHRIST, SCIENTIST Ministries 1618 S. Washington tansing Grand River 337-1631 1203 E. Gd. River at Colli n# wood Entrance for students and Sunday - 7:00 p.m. faculty Last Lansing MARTIN LUTHER Rev. Robert Shelton UNIVERSITY CHAPEL LUTHERANCHURCH First Baptist Church 18" & 16" LARGE SMALL LCMS 444 Abbott Road ALC-LCA Pontiac, Michigan "Soul and Body" ROUND SQUARE ! SQUARE 1020 S. Harrison Sunday School to age 20 332-0778 10:30 a.m. PIZZA PIZZA PIZZA 332-2559 9:45tA.M Fellowship Wednesday Evening Meeting Pastor David Kruse College Bible Class and refreshments 8:00 p.m. j one item or more WORSHIP HOURS WORSHIP HOURS in tbe fireside room. 8:30 p.m. 11:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Communion 8:30 a.m. Matins in the fireside room Reading Room located in Church OPEN 55< OFF ! OFF : so* off 1st & 3rd Sundays 10:30 a.m. Common Sunday 11:00 a.m. Weekdays') * p.m. Mon.. Tues., Thurs.. I n., Rev. Robert Shelton evenings 7 V p.m. 9:00 p.m. Communion Wednesdays Dr. Howard F. 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S-36910 plus recordings by: KLEMPERER SZELL TWO RECORD SET RICHTER VICTORIA TWO RECORD-SET DE LOS ANGELES MARIA CALLAS PLUS*LEON RUSSELL, QUICKSILVER, 9 and other THE BAND, TRAFFIC JOHN LENNON, SCL-3791 (3 LPs) JOHN STEWART, and hundreds of others! great artists MEAQAJHLfl MID—MICHIGAN'S MOST COMPLETE RECORD STORE 225 ANN STREET 35 1-8460 Angel tS] iscount records 9:30 AM - 9:00 P 9:30 AM-6:00 PM SUN. 12 NOON - 5:00 PM 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 25 1973 Uneven performances hindrance to Othello' understand the Williams' Othello By EDD RUDZATS speeches Among the cast, Julie scenes, State News Reviewer delivered by the principal Nesbitt as Desdemona ultimately emerges as weak. "Not with characters. Many of them emerges in complete control The a bang, but a of her role. She exhibits an characterization whimper" is an apt emerge as garbled or lacks depth and Williams has unintelligible due to hurried excellent command of the description of the way the been unable to endow delivery or lack of language, and a grace and Othello Performing Arts Company with a nobility of command of the language. fluidity of movement has concluded their 72-73 manner that would make his The second act suffers befitting her character. Her season. character's internal conflict most prominently from this Desdemona is convincing Their current production more real and problem, for though and well - developed, and moving. A of Shakespeare's "Othello,'' great deal of Williams' motivations are given by the ultimately the fullest while visually one of th problem results for a most impressive of the year, two leads for what will characterization of the difficulty with delivery, for is virtually devoid of any happen, much of these show. whenever and character angered, the conflict between the main motivations I a go and Othello as words would become characters, bereft of the insights are lost amid a portrayed by Ken Parnell garbled and the impact of beauty of Shakespeare's jumbled mass of works. and Keith Williams that scene lost. Yet one must say that respectively, do not fare as language and hampered by visually the production is well. Parnell plays Iago as uneven performances and Others in the cast who sluggish pacing. superb. Donna Arnink's an imp, a mischievous sprite lend fine support are R. As extraordinary set, combined who enjoys plotting simply a result, "Othello" as Colopy as Cassio and Elma directed with Gretel Strensrud's for the sheer pleasure the by Frank C. Sarto as Bianca. Colopy has costumes and Henry Graffs act provides him. Rutledge and John J. Burke, fashioned a complex lighting, make "Othello" His characterization is is dazzling to look at, but tedious to sit through. Part of the tedium lies in sparkle » unfortunately they cannot carry the show too seems light and flippant and more a comic characterization what, in essence, is out a of small The Iago role, and Sarto provides Shakespearean tragedy "Othello" is being presented Iago, a mischievious sprite who enjoys the inability to hear or alone. portrayal than a dramatic plotting simply f0 welcome comic relief as by the Performing Arts Company nightly through Sunday the hell of it. one. There is no depth to Colopy's mistress. at 8:15 p.m. in Fairchild Theatre. Ken Parnell, above, plays State News photo by Ken Parnell's lago; he appears to Ferguson be all surface and as a Family Special result, the tone his Dancer performance sets for the EVERY SAT. & SUN. 4 to 9 P.M. play is one light - tomfoolery that hearted never asset t CHICKEN DINNER $129 ■ per should murder. Williams have as ended Othello in By CONSTANCE WARNER She understands how to into dance. Some of the other dancers' efforts were man„ State News Reviewer manipulate the basic "Time," which used as choreographers ■ person physically fits the role of The dancers of the Black material of dance to form a an accompaniment phrases contributed works who by sloppy theater practic! were The lighting was the Moor of Venice. Tall, coherent composition. She dim, th 2820 I. GRAND RIVER attractive, with a resonant Arts Company are a spoken by the dancers, was promising but have not sound haphazard, th fledgling group, with much can, in addition, project a somewhat shallow but still quite learned the difference publicity very nearl LANSING voice and commanding yet to learn about stage sympathetic and compelling ingenious. between dancing a nonexistant. It seems OPEN stance, Williams is fine "I Yo' presentation. Nevertheless, stage presence. Am Woman," combination x number of waste to put so much wor SUN. thru THURS.6 leading - man material. In "Peace, be Still," four a.m. -11 p.m. their program Monday easily the best item on the times in the classroom and into a program and then rii Unfortunately he delivers an in church danced FRI. & SAT. 6 a.m. 4 a.m. contained much that was women program, was danced to a arranging a viable destroying it for the lack o - a uneven performance, for their reaction to the service promising. poem written by presentation for the stage. even the most elemental though he has some fine with tongue firmly in Henderson. Here again, her One felt that if they had By far the most technical theater. impressive asset of the cheek. Evident in the work ability to stylize and paid less attention to company is choreographer - was an excellent use of abstract a gesture into pure making up clever steps and EXCLUSIVE DRIVE - IN dancer Pamela Henderson. dramatic gesture transmuted dance was evident. more to the fact that they 9 art students I ORTHSIDE SHOWING Henderson has a natural were supposed to be SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND stage presence -- manifest in actually dancing, they to DRIVE IN THEATER North U.S.27... 482-7409 MONDAY. DISNEY CARTOON FESTIVAL & FIREWORKS Cinema °X this selection - that makes her very easy to watch. would have been better off. Unfortunately, the participate in MSU exhibi At midnight on New Years Eve the S.S. Poseidon Nine advanced a was struck by a 90 foot tidal wave and capsized students at MSU will exhibj their work at Kresge / Center Gallery through Juij tf>erei'cw iRoow 10. The Fine Arts annual Master <1 Exhibit markij end of two years graduate study at MSU. The show wiil includ works by five painters, h printmakers, a sculptor ai a ceramist. The painters incluj William Courtney Strudwij of Muskegon, Jean 1" Make a wish and dream a little Sewell of Flint, Joll Delicious dreamy dinners Richard Bloyer of Row Wistful wishful wines Oak, John R. Konopa I Mellow musical melodies Manistee, and Rosa Patij of Muskegon. Patino \ (The Genii of the lamp... We will be open Memorial Weekend show his work by means | videotape replay. and guaranteed to get a rise out Sat. from 5 til 12 Sun. 2 til 9 and of you. Open every day at 11:45, first Mon. 2 til 8. Sculptor Greg Jaris, I show at noon. Remember the midnite Oxford, will display workl show Fri. & Sat. Call 882 0236 for metal and his "sculptur ceramics." L further information. Rated X. AT Works by Judy Jashirsl Finfer, of Coleman, Wil include prints, drawingsal Starts TODAY: MtOCAAK WfOKMAIlO* 487 3105 NEW PLACE a "self - portrait" seril 2758 Grand River, East Lansing Georgia Carol Forster I Open 1:00 p.m. -1:30 J:35 -5:40-7:55- 10:00 p.m. 0 ICHIGAN Theatre Lonlinq Beal Co-op presents Saginaw, will also shd prints. The ceramist is Johnl Stewart of Cincinnati, Ohl They'd never forget Refreshments will I the day he drifted TONIGHT served and the artists present to discuss will I thl into town. work at the opening of tl & show at 7:30 p.m. Hours of the Kref Fridj SATURDAY Gallery, which is open the are public without chari 9 a.m. to 5 p.|i I WHO WILL SURVIVE-IN ONE OF THE GREATEST ESCAPE ADVENTURES EVER! Monday through Friday;! Tuesday, and II NOW! to 9 p.m. 4 p.m. Sunday. Saturday CAIN! Try breaking someta In instead of wearing it out. At Dusk The Leather Shop , , . and Late on M.A.C. iCanbmg tfa Tatantj ot ft Academy Award Winners ?0«hC»*ur,f» (WMrts-THE POStlOON AWanURTiUr™* GENE HACKMAN ERfKST BORGNINt WD BUTTONS CAROt LVNIiY ROOWMcHMt STE11ASIEVD6 SHElliY WINTERS a*r«|imKRISM PMIUASUf MARTIN ARTHUR OCONKU f(BC SHEA «nd LESLIE NIELSEN«tl*C#**n iROMUUtUNUl* directed 0* KONAID • scwiptay STIRLING SIUIPHANT ant WtNKU MAY[S 1mm It* no* t* MIA GAUICO muw t» JOHN WIUAMS HU.1MK COUXUKU *★★★★★★* 1 Roast Beef Robert Bedford, jf. Sunday 4-8 p.m. George Segal*Co. jL. jL. The menu blitz the museum, T includes: J *an enormous blow the jail, Jfrench dip (served on I * french loaf) blast the police station, Jf a Smashed potatoes break the bank and heist CLINT EASTWOOD ■MHHRtP r» Alls LErK'r HgQE^t^.^.^l] jj&S, J *tossed salad only *2.00 I The Hot Rock VFRNA RL00M • MARIANA HILL FREDEIMWE ■ ALAN MERNER • J0SHUAL06AN -JACKI WARNER Jf at the L ® TECHMCOKHT nUUMSKHT FROM WAMER BROS SEVER ARTS W almost DEE§ART0N• ERNtbl'liuvMAN• aiNTLA^TWUOO HOULKl"UALO • Tke tutpcnx comedy lucuiMWW.. A UNIVERSAI/MAIPASO COMPANY PRODUCTION from the , , JtNNINub LANCj . TECHNIC 01 ORe • PANAVISION ® SHOWTMS: 7:00 & 9:30 man wkomtdc "Bulli»t'/"P|'^:" m SHOWPLACE, 106 B Wells ADMISSION, '1.25 i cBeU,. 25.19731 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 25, 1973 9 Area store starts Women's group works \bike loan sun starts shining so IrtU Wck off your shoes and make area arrangements system police to keep the bikes with been stolen. on MSU voter By MAUREEN MCDONALD State News Staff Writer signup their rent is paid in property taxes much of which goes to the school system. from The Ingham County Women's Political •if they live on campus, part of their |U] for the bike rack being impounded. Brenner said all the Free Caucus is conducting a door - to - door residence hall fee is given to the school ■Sng to go for a two - Wheels bike6 will be painted registration drive in residence halls for the system. ■■heeled cruise around Similar bike loaning silver with orange trim and June 11 school board election. •The prices of purchases Itovn The only problem is systems have been started in carry made on Iffiu do not have a bike and Ann Arbor and Amsterdam, ^ Wheels" to the name "Free "Only 15 per cent of the East Lansing Grand River Avenue reflect the property make them voting population turns out to vote in tax paid to East Lansing school system. IJou do not have any friend? the Netherlands, Brenner readily recognizable. The school board elections, and most of these Lansing Community College students |toborrow one from. said. He said the Ann Arbor system started with 13 bikes bike Free Wheels has is voters are from three subdivisions, a are also conducting an absentee ballot drive available for use now at the caucus member said to encourage and after one year six had Wednesday. support for the LCC Board of _ pree Wheels, a bike Velocipede Peddler. About 3,500 voters decided the last Trustees election, in which East Lansing ■lining system started by school board election, even though all residents may also vote on June 11. ■Lenny Brenner, proprietor students had the opportunity to vote. Mary Jean Monroe, secretary to the ■te the answer to your Panel The caucus attributed a large part of the small election returns to the absence of students on election day. board of education, said East Lansing school board is not votes from students. Thursday, the recruiting ■problems. "You know how this place clears out "We can't be partial to any one interest after finals week," Nancy Hammond a group," Monroe said. It could be, that is, if for consumer caucus Wednesday. member, said at the caucus meeting Questions about the election and how Banner can get anyone to To encourage students to vote in this to secure answered an absentee ballot can be ■donate bikes for his project. An application for by calling the East Lansing federal and state money to election, caucus members are canvassing schools office, 337 - 1781, between 8 a.m. ■go far he only has one. consumer and business affairs pay a and passed on to the investigator was approved residence halls and student apartments to and 5 p.m. state by the Tri - secure registrations for absentee ballots. Planning Commission Wednesday night. County Regional The seven East Lansing School Board Brenner said people who These can be returned to the East candidates will present their views at a Lansing ■live bikes to donate should The Board of Education office, 509 Burtham public forum on Tuesday. The meeting, loU 351-7240 or stop in at $34,946 grant would fund the prosecutor s Division of Consumer and new Ingham County Drive. sponsored by the Lansing Area League of ■hisstore. the Office of Criminal Business Affairs if Caucus member Vickie Neiberg cited Women Voters, will be at 7:30 p.m. at the Justice Programs approves it. several reasons she thought students should County has already approved it's share of Ingham Hannah Middle School Auditorium. $7,355. vote in the election: East Lansing millage information will Brenner said Free Wheels •if students pay rent, 17 per cent of also be available at the meeting. liill offer bikes for people The division will consist of the investigator, the division With the recent good weather, most students tried to |to ride free of charge with will begin July 1 to educate consumers and businessmen get outdoors to enjoy the sunshine. Basketball games ■go questions asked. He said about possible legal problems, provide a give students chance to jump for joy to celebrate fWRIBfJ a ere mi Ithe bikes will not be locked consumer complaints and machinery for prosecute violators of consumer the first really comfortable weather of r? the year. practic ■it any time and he hopes to protection laws. State News photo by Dale Atkins 3 dim, th :ard, th Folk and Blues Coffeehouse y nearl in Co-Operation with Pop Entertainment 9eems nuch w< id then ris Activists' lawyer presents the lack i elemental LEO KOT eeks trial switch On May 31 ANN ARBOR (UPI) — The defense attorney for Tickets On dents liinbow People's party members Pun Plamondon and Craig June 1& 2 lazier said Thursday that unless their trial is Sale til postponed wyond June 11, he will not be able to argue the case in MvDonel Kiva the day of the pate iroperly. "I could not in at 8°° & 10™ show good conscience go to trial with Pun and at xhib big by June 11," attorney Buck Davis said. '"Hiere isn't *100 in advance Marshall Music nough time to prepare adequate defense." iced Plimondon and Blazier are charged with wil exhib conspiracy, */sw al the door Student Union Btortion, armed robbery and usury in connection with an Cresge A icged marijuana deal involving a Benzie County man. MARIAH OFFICE Elderly rough Jui A renewed motion for a trial delay will be OPEN M-F 12-5 argued Friday Inst rumen ts Cadillac before Benzie County Circuit 353 9540, 355-3690 Judge William Werson. Peterson earlier denied a motion for a delay. Davis called the refusal to postpone the trial "severely prejudicial to the case." ENOUGHSEXFOR 539 Michigan Ave THE ENTIRE FRENCH s inclu (4 blocks east of FOREIGN LEGION!'.. Strudwii the Capitol) IT HAPPENED IN HOLLYWOOD ean Mar offers more sex per celluloid foot int, Jol than any such feature. of Roj Open M — Th The overall effect is much like a \onopa 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. osa Pati pornographic version of Laugh - In 'atino F & S til 4 p.m. VARIETY / means IT HAPPENED IN HOLLYWOOD Sunday is ugly, dirty and distasteful! 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. BOB SALMAGGI NV Column > Jaris, ay work IT HAPPENED IN HOLLYWOOD 'sculptui Parking Available is truly revolutionary and without a in the rear doubt the greatest sex film ■fesiir ever made!' Friday & Monday thru Thursday Air Conditioned Open at 7:00 p.m. Feature 7:25 -10:00 AL GOLDSTEIN Strew , swings i it" set Saturday & Sunday open at 1:45 p.m. For avid pornophiles. i ?orster Feature 2:10 4:45 -7:20-9:55 IT HAPPENED IN HOLLYWOOD J ilso sh< TONIGHT & "ONE OF may prove to be the sexual revolution s Sound of Music' is John PLAYBOY THE YEAR'S will nati, Oh SATURDAY 10 BEST FILMS 1" ITHAPPENEDINHOLLYWOOD makes DeepThroat seem like^fi^l ists will ling of :us th W.C. FIELDS a religious movie' BERNARD OKI SV ^^1 .m Fridi Vivid action! Daring! ie ; open Kres and WINNER "BEST ACTRESS" Unabashed! Hilarious! v LIV ULLMANN WOMEN SWt ARDAIlv W ut char| 5 p. TOGETHER MAE WEST IN "An exquisite Swedish "It s zany! It s crude! ' Friday; It s sexy! It s funny' /, and 1 film! Max Von Sydow KEVINSANDt RS ABC TV and Liv Ullmann are > me thin outstanding!" — Judith Crist, New York taring "A bursting, resonant film, 'The Emigrants has reverberations." ITHAPKHEDM HOUTWOOD — Pauline Kael, The New Yorker "It is a surpassing piece At Dusk" of filmmaking and a and IT HAPPENED IN HOLLYWOOD stars FELICITY work SPLIT as an telephone operatoi, Flo Zeasily and Peter Brainiey as THE FLYING out of- powerful recapturing Late FOOLS, and also includes Al Goldstein as the HIGH PRIEST OF THE PHILLISTINES. "MY LITTLE Richard Sternberger as SAMPSON, Susan Harris as of a great tide KATHERINE THE GREAT, Ada Banana 8n entire cast of morons as the LES8IAN LEADER, and and misfits devoted to your entertainment ired on in history!" if) CHICKADEE" — Charles Champlin, L.A. Times JOHNNY WADD ad itoes anewland...anewhope...anew dream SWITCHCRAFT IN LO "one of the funniest films ever made..." —Time Mag Max von Sydow TEENAGE COWGIRLS FIELDS & WEST are incredible The combination is Liv Ullmann All 3 rated X. No one zei dynamite! S.F. SUN under 18 admitted! SHOWTIMES 7;00-8:45-10:30 The Emigrants \1 ADMISSION 1.00- A BEAL FILM SHOWPLACE 104 B Wells E iiivt m mum (M-43) 341-2250 Corns as late »s 10:55 k+' w™,*. fpcTr Sp Ml EAST OF MtHIDIAN and see e\\ 3 features. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 25, 1973 Health center program helps 4 awarded in lottery's overweight faculty, students By SUE RICKER each group uses a different Allen "In our group we center 83 ALMA woman - year • won (UPI) - An old Saginaw a brand Ambassador wagon. The other station 10 Neiberg, a senior program as an ongoing thing MSU now has its own approach for weight loss. medical student leads the on the importance of a for many years." new Mercury Thursday contestants in the $50.000ifc good version of Weight Watchers. third group. In his group the method used is called reduction diet that is also in the drawing of first "bonus" the Bonus Drawing were each awarded $500 wiifners Beginning this term a adequately nutritional," According to Dr. Ryan, project was started at the University Health Center to Ryan heads two of the groups. One group works behavior modification. This approach helps the members Chenoweth said. weight reduction program is Michigan Lottery. Three other persons The top prize in today's Super Drawing - p -B=TrL7 background directly with her while the to "I'd love to have more also won 1973 - model $200,000 - went to music to, help overwight students and change their eating habits lucky if 20 to 25 per cent of faculty to remain on diets other is a self help group. - and patterns instead of leaders," Ryan said. "I am the members stay with it. cars and 12 Super Delia Fogarsi, 53, tL drawinBs> held by a group method. However, she st. 'es that the self - help group, in reality, simply not eating. especially interested in She said approximately 60 Drawing contestants Unionvilie, a telephone ijjjf Highland bestival* here per cent of her members are split $630,000 in cash According to Dr. Mary needs a leader. anyone who has been Wanda Chenoweth, aa still active. prizes. Ryan, a coordinator of the '' They need someone through a successful weight The Marquis goes to program, the purpose of with responsibility," Ryan asst. professor in the food |oss. They know the real science and human nutrition Those who want to take Mary A. Pasternak. grouping is to get people to said. "I want to help people problems involved and how off a few pounds for free Stanley Stankowski, help each other instead of to lose weight in the best dept. and a dietitian, leads help the students cope the fourth group. can sign 71, Chicago, won a trying to help themselves years of their lives and they with them. I this up at the health see center at the Plymouth Fury III, individully. need someone who has been beginning of Robert C. Kramer of each term. "Working in a group through it before, like I St. Clair Shores an helps them. They give to have." Oldsmobile Delta 88 The groups meet once a each other by talking about how they resist temptation, each in his said. own way," Ryan to Ryan uses a "diet diary" help her groups. Everyone must record what Bogus le week at the health center and each person signs up for a group which best and Arthur R. Polenz of Farmington an corresponds to his schedule. There are four groups, they eat each day and then each with 10-12 members; SMED compare it with the others. placed o Department University plans "Some fink" has been putting bogus letters on cars PIT parked at Twyckingham Apartments on South Hagadorn Road saying parking .s permitted in fire lanes and drives, college tooffe fcuusjmr the management of the "A couple of people complex said in a letter to residents. degrees ■A got upset when their cars were new AND towed," Nicholas Ventsias, vice president of All THE III Management Co., said Thursday. The letters are professionally printed and bear Ventsias' State course on drugs New programs in undergrade linguistics ai Biomedical Engineering name, but not his signature, he said. These same letters be were circulated last fall, he continued. offered at !V A class on the use and science, and Lawrence W. misuse of drugswill Krupka, professor of natural The course runs for beginning this fall "Then we sent a letter to residents of the be offered The Dept. of complex by the University College science. five weeks starting June 20. Linguisti saying that unless something was signed by me and was on It will meet on Mondays, and Oriental and Africi the management Great Issues Program. company's letterhead, we could take to Three guest speakers will Tuesdays and Thursdays Languages will offer a B.. responsibility for it," Ventsias said. also be featured. They are from 10:20 a.m. to noon. degree1 in Linguistics for tl The course will focus on Dr. Edward J.Lynn,director first time. Ventsias said he did not know who was The course is open to all the philosophical, letters. "I am prepared to distributing the of community mental students and can be added James P. Wa prosecute under the fraud psychological, biological health at St. Lawrence at the University College department chairman, statues, if I can find who is doing it," he said. and psychiatric aspects of that 40 or 50 students cou Hospital, Gordon L. table during registration. "The drug use and abuse. Steinhouer, associate be accepted into the B. no parking signs were still there, so we had the cars towed," Larry Scott, manager of Twyckingham, said. Some Speakers in the course director of the mental program. Previously, or of the cars were parked in fire will include Andrew M. health master's and Ph.D. lanes, he said. unity at St. Ex-farmer finds prograr Barclay, associate professor Lawrence, and William F. have been offered "I don't know who this nut The department said th is," Scott said. "Who would of psychology: Arthur M. Stevens, director of the go to this expense?" he continued. Vener, professor social abuse Prevention Program gigantic diamond the new degree may lead of the Tri County career opportunities Community Mental Health SCHWEIZER RENEKE, government and nonprc Board. South Africa (AP) — Peet language researc Labuschagne, forced by a organizatio The five speakers will drought to give up farming, communications Industrie speak on the topic turned to prospecting and teaching and overseas jot viewpoints in their own found a 36Vi carat diamond MSU en gineeri fields. valued at $67,000. students will have option o taking a spe biomedical engineering part of their undergrade ADULT X MOVIES degree programs. Three medical Complete oN and four engineering cours make up the new 27 crec minor in biomedic aWED&cgAT ADMISSION i.mMFi'gnre **3.00 I ; engineering. COUPLES SS.OO off with ad S1 i PROGRAM JNt ORMtTItflN 33? 6944" ENDS SOON! Open 1:30 P.M. Feature 2:00-4:00-6:00-8:00-10:00 THE HEARTBREAK KID FINALLY MEETS THE GIRL OF HIS DREAMS! "THEBE S ONLY ONE SMALL COMPLICATION ftft ft ft ftftftftftftftftftftftft ☆ ☆ ...I'M A NEWLYWED. Abrams Planetarium^|||jp SUN: Star of Life WEEKEND SHOWTIMLS Fri 8:00 & 10:00 Sat 2:30, 8:00 & 10:00 Sun 4:00 no admission after showtime ADMISSION PRICES Adults MSU students -$1S" Children (12 and under .w no pre - school children. At all times, under all skies, no physical object of the universe beyond ear has been so significant to man as the sun. The sky theater of Abrams Planetarium embrances this topic with the power it deserves in: Following the 8 o'clock shows there will be a special 15 minute presentation for skywatchers. After the 10 o'clock shows a current album release win played. This week: They Only Come Out at Night by the Edgar Wini Group. INFORMATION 355 - 4672 Michigan State News, Hast Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 25, 1973 ]] Y news Q daily look at world events compiled by roundup our national desk FOR SPACE SALVAGE CAP Skylab KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) - orbiting laboratory, the essential team orbiting laboratory would then be Skylab 1 astronauts, the first space do element in America's new $2.6 billion useless. - it - yourself repairmen, were poised space program, depends on whether for a 9 a.m. EDT launch Today's launch must come within a Friday and Conrad, Kerwin and Weitz can erect a 10-minute period after 9 a.m. to the start of a salvage mission which shield to shade the sun baked vehicle. place - the astronauts' craft in must succeed if America's The station lost its protective heat proper orbital space phase with Skylab, orbiting overhead station is to be saved. shield in a mishap during its May 14 at 275 miles. Astronauts Charles Conrad Jr., Dr. launch. Temperatures inside it are Joseph P. Kerwin and Paul J. Weitz more than 120 The astronauts will spend 7Vi hours degrees. Robbery will be drilled into orbit aboard an Apollo command ship packed with If the salvage attempts are successful, the astronauts hope to chasing the space station. rendezvous with the lab They will over the tools and materials to remain aboard the Pacific Ocean about 4:40 p.m. and repair the laboratory for 28 Whe" attemPtin9 to drive away with the bank overheated and underpowered Skylab days. Skylab 2 and 3 crews are spend 30 minutes flying around it, in Sprendlingen, Germany, after Bonchini had taken manager in his getaway car station. scheduled to inhabit the same inspecting the wounds of the crippled six persons hostage during a station, robbery and was shot William C. Schneider, Skylab each for 56 days, ship. The inspection will be televised AP Wirephoto starting in August to earth. program director, said if the special and November. sun shades are not Finished in time for If they fail, men will be unable to If their repairs work and the lMnti/-kr» the lift - off today, the launch would live aboard the space huge craft cools off, the Skylab 1 crew will .Exports be delayed until Saturday station, where morning. temperatures are hovering above 120 move into the 118 - foot - long space The fate of the $294 million degrees. The experiment - packed station on Sunday. I NCI I IV^I I • for months corporate spending, a major Bank rates up Aires from kidnapping. The -EXPANSION SALE ingredient in economic- agreement, reached Reform outlined expansion, should taper off. through The federal government telephone negotiations, Broad regulatory reform was so happy to learn that includes a propaganda aimed primarily at giving I the U.S. had a trade surplus Meanwhile, the Nixon statement favorable to the railroads greater freedom to st mo.ith that Secretary of a dministration is Argentinian Trotskyite I Commerce Frederick B. merge, to acquire other considering easing its People's Revolutionary modes of transportation, to TOM SHAW 11 pc. lightweight steel Dent called a news voluntary guidelines that Army and, stipulates that golf set. 3 woods, 8 irons. List $160.00 abandon unprofitable lines, conference a day early to limit dividend increases the money will go toward paid and to change their rates announce it. April saw a by corporations to 4 per powdered milk for poor outlined SPALDING EXECUTIVE 11 pc. lightweight *188. was trade surplus of $19f> cent ;> year. An increase in children, Wednesday at hospital a meeting of the Dept. of steel professional golf set. 3woods, 8 Irons. List $320.00 million, the first time th< dividend restraint to a 5 donations and 15 4 I exports have exceeded or 5.5 ambulances. Transportation with major per cent annual rate corporation representatives. SPALDING MV2 professional 12 pc. imports in 19 months. would give the lightweight steel 1 After Wednesday's warning from the Federal sagging stock market a boost, but would be opposed by organized golf set. 4 woods, 8 irons. List $250 s122. I Reserve to tighten credit labor. I and to stem inflation, some 1 of the nation's biggest List $16.25 PRO GOLF BALLS List $51.00 List $19.95 List $11.95 banks, including Chase Payoff negotiated 3 LB. 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Evenings & Saturdays Washington Ave. Leonard Downtown Plaza | 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 25> 1973 SPORTS RATE FIRST Adams top MSU athletes, Adams carries some Breslin play host to all our visiting proponent of the running commentary By GARYF. KORRECK State News Sports Writer impressive credentials of his own. He dignitaries - I know it was selfish of razz school, and he likes to sit behind Spring is finally in the air. was president of MSU in 1969, he me, but there are some pleasures in life Spartan opponents to voice his holds a doctorate in economics and a I refuse to give up. opinion. The Green and White game is distinguished University professorship. "I had only two ambitions while I During the '50's Adams was the history. The baseball season ended last Still, the position of which he is was here: to be the President with the center of a conflict which weekend. The bats, helmets, starting proudest is the one he occupies on shortest tenure and with the best revolutionized Jenison Fieldhouse blocks, rackets and balls are being put football Saturdays at Spartan Stadium. football team - I failed on both seating policy. away until September. It's time to go "My seat is in the eleventh row on scores." The Spartan cagers were playing home. the 38 yard line and it's technically MSU finished ninth in the ho6t to a highly - favored Indiana But for Walter Adams it's never - not a good seat," he says. "But I don't conference that year. squad coached by the legendary time to go home because he clings to want to sit way up in the stands on the But Adams is green and white - Branch McCracken. Adams sat in his an ideal more precious than being a University president. He's a sport's 50 - you can't see the faces of the regardless right down to his underwear familiar position behind the on game days - and he pities the fan fan. An MSU sports fan, and rarely players or hear the sounds of battle, opponent's bench. MSU won and does anything get in his way when you lose the human element. who is not totally committed to his McCracken was so unnerved he there's a game to be played. While he was University president, team. complained about Adams to the Big "To me, sports are really an Adams had his choice of the stadium' "You see all the hangers - on the Ten's Board of Directors. innocent replay of the struggle of 78,000 seats, but he clung tenaciously tunnel at Spartan Stadium at the start MSU faculty representative John to his old favorite. of the season. Maybe the team wins a Fuzak approached Adams about the life," Adams says. "I'm an activist by "I never once sat in the president's couple of games and everybody's there incident and offered him any seat in posture and I take sides." While statistics are the bane of most box," he remembers. "I let Jack offering congratulations and asking for the house except the one he wanted. Rose starts Bowl tickets. Then losing and I'm the only the team one "I told him he was asking me to violate my academic freedom," Adams fc \ V«. PAM WRIGHT there - that is when the team needs said. "Later a policy was set up you the most. The sad part of the fan reserving the first five or six rows for who lacks this total committment is visiting fans." Athletic program that game. he can never really enjoy the was "I remember an incident when I president," he says. "It was Collegiate sports fit in well with his the most meaningful experience I had ideals and he prefers them to and the timing was perfect. On Wednesday, October 15, I led 8,000 ignores progress professional level athletics. "The skill professional level is less than level, but that's what the marchers to the state Capitol. On Thursday I announced that under no Distinguished University Favorite makes it of a human drama," he conditions would I ever again accept pror and former MSU president The field of women's athletics has It's obvious that MSU cannot more the presidency. Friday Wharton was Walter Adams engages in his favorite pastime, undergone a massive change in recent isolate itself from the current patterns emphasized. "They're less a bunch of observing a years. Through public concern and being set in the field of athletics and automatons going through their appointed and on Saturday we beat Spartan athletic event. Since his arrival in 1947, the good to do so will only result in more under choreography." the hell out of Michigan. That night I doctor has rarely missed a home football game or a political action the status of the chance to women athlete has been improved and the table tactics. Adams doesn't limit his vocal skills enjoyed the most rewarding sleep I'd razz an opponent. To Adams, a fen can't enjoy had in six months." a sport unless recognized. The idea to partisanship, however. He is a he's totally involved with it. It is a shame, however, that MSU proposed by antiathletic advocates, that everybody who has the State News photo by Milt Horst refuses to acknowledge this change. desire will have the opportunity to In March of this year,, the Assn. of participate, is narrow - minded and, at Intercollegiate Athletics for Women best, idealistic. Surely they cannot trackmen revised its policy which prohibited athletic scholarships from women. The revision was made on the grounds that believe that every woman has the opportunity to spend time developing her skills and abilities in a sport. Many Top appear a court would find the rule are forced to work to continue their discriminatory illegal. The ALAW and constitutionally educations. Aid Misused for championships explained: "...a total prohibition of the award of athletic It's also a shame that the MSU By CHARLES JOHNSON scholarships to women operates women's administration feels that it is State News Sports Writer 48th running of the Central Collegia! inequitably and discriminatorily to unable to handle the allocating of Championships. The best men in collegiate track More than 500 athletes from 3 deny these women benefits available scholarships without becoming will display their talents for fans today midwestern and southern universitiJ to men similarly situated." corrupted. The scholarship is not what and Saturday as MSU plays host to the will be competing on the MSU tartJ MSU Informed is corrupting, it is the people who misuse it. track beginning at 4 p.m. today and! MSU, fully informed of the AIWA noon Saturday. decision, has still refused to change its It's time that the women's athletic administration recognizes the current Among the greats of the meet's ail own policy on women's athletic Spartans begin search scholarships. One of the eligibility and long - over - due trends taking star cast are olympians Dave WottJ Gerftld Tinker and Larry Burton. MSI rules for women who participate in place in women's sports. It's necessary will send its full contingent, whil varsity sports states that women are that they begin to develop an efficient and professional administration that includes nationally promine| not allowed to receive financial will not ignore the progress being trackmen Ken Popejoy, Marshall D assistance for athletics. made but instead seek to regulate it. and Bob Cassleman. Not only can this be easily The meet promises to for contested in court but it causes one to lacrosse coach The women athletes at MSU are several great individual matchups w1 new wonder what the athletic obviously not receiving the support the Spartans' Dill involved in a god administration's views on progress and encouragement they have earned. one. actually are. Dill will have competent oppositifl While Denny Stolz and Burt Smith Those women against the awarding of scholarships cry that such assistance have already begun to drum up By JACKWALKDEN to law school, though, I just couldn't Spartans include all Midwest in the 100 and 220 - yard dashes in t| State News Sports Writer turn them down." candidates Val Washington, who has likes of Tinker and Burton. would only bring corruption and support and interest in the football The scored 57 goals in three years, and MSU's lacrosse team will have a Spartan lacrosse team finished exploitation to women's sports. team, the women's administration has with a dismal 3 - 9 record this season, Tinker, a member of the U.J coach for the 1974 goalie Ron Hebert. Instead, they recommend a program been idle. new season as this but Stevenson doesn't think the season "I really Olympic gold medal - winning 40re toipus Book Store said. are Dalzell said he begins 1 Collegia ituming books as soon as ocsible after the first 10 For s from universiti HSU tart! (Jof the term. "1 don't have the keep ail the books the capital Special xlay and _ term," he explained. SEE US Dalzell said the problem ave meet's a Wott Bems from MSU's short, 10 week terms. Books for one [TROPHIES & PLAQUES barely arrive before urton. Mi ii next term's books must * FOR ALL OCCASIONS ent, whi Large selection in stock K ordered, he said. And he *Expert Engraving - Usually 24 hr. service pointed out that the next *Free parking - Park & Shop Plan tern's books are ordered on and much of the comes jksof the from returned previous terms. |Downtjun Lansing 111 S. 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Or send for the proof. fI ! 55 East (mityfiurl Washington St..Chicago, Illinois 60602 I ■ | Send me the prool; the free Vanity Fair catalog. » I State Zip | The men of Spain sailed the seas in.search of new worlds Thov rarried the taste of homo in a wine that celebrated their glories and inspn.vl SpSrada New Spanada. a wine worth discovering today A superb School J touched with citrus fruits. It brings adventure to tine wine ,;i ..mc, ig light;, Sor\e Canity pair diamonds new Spanada a taste worth discovering today chicago • new york • antwerp 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan ^"y. May 25 J Antioch officials Efficiency (continued from page 1) to YELLOW SPRINGS, reopen Ohio (AP) - from entrances of campus school buildings they "Finding the best combinations of functions and maintaining the checks and balances is a long process but essential to our Antioch College officials wilt try again tried to enter. democratic process," Ryan today to reopen the school, closed for five Reagin said a second attempt would be said. weeks by students striking for guaranteed' made today. financial aid. Ryan maintains that the So far there have been only minor Officials hoped to be armed with an legislative branch is scuffles and no injuries in the controversy. injunction sought in state court Thursday Both college officials and nonstriking u ndermanned and underfinanced to handle its by students who want to resume classes on students have said they would not seek vast operations. He said in this small-town campus in southwest Ohio. police aid in reopening buildings comparison to the executive Tuition at the liberal arts college is $3,000 per year. College officials say that Small fires reported Monday night in office, which has over 1,000 three buildings caused $12,000 damage. staffers just in central because of proposed cuts in federal aid they can guarantee financial assistance to They were labeled arson by county fire management, the House has low and middle income students for only - officials. only 325 people to handle all of its operations and bills two years. After the confrontation Tuesday, the before it. Strikers point out that some students college sertt notices of expulsion to 20 were actually recruited by the school from high - need areas and they maintain the students. Seven faculty members "When it comes to Latest sympathetic to the student cause were increasing the staff and guarantee should be for a full four years. State Rep. H. Lynn Jondahl, D-East Lansing, appears asked to leave the school. appropriations for the representatives try to pick up on the latest About two - thirds of the 1,100 House, the legislative branch to be talking to a newspaper but in reality he is news that they are not able to catch because of students enrolled at Antioch receive some A spokeswoman for the strikers said a takes a back seat to the bending the ear of another state representative. schedules. their buJ v federal or state aid. petition has been signed by 300 students executive Newspapers are a popular item in the House as many branch," he said. State News photo Dean Ewell Reagin and an aide were asking to be expelled with the dismissed by C. L. M.chaels pelted with eggs Tuesday as striking student and faculty members as a sign of students locked arms and barred them solidarity. WHITE HOUSE REJECTED STUDY Books or Berry Frost? CIA report on activists told By SEYMOUR M. HERSH then the CIA director, and expanded domestic bombings, campus the extent of fore New York Times other agency officials. intelligence operations. disturbances and gun battles influence on dome WASHINGTON - The The CIA said it would The New York Times in early 1970 and added: radicals and blac Central Intelligence Agency not comment on its 1969 reported Thursday that the "Some of the disruptive "Whenever kids (CIA) reported in 1969 and and 1970 committee's report, activities were receiving reports. One abroad," the source 1970 that it could find no former White House official approved by Nixon and his foreign support." He cited, "there were those ir substantial evidence to who worked on security top intelligence advisers in no evidence. White House who support the Nixon matters in 1970 July 1970, called for the Elsewhere in his convinced that they administration's view that FBI to mount a massive s tatement, acknowledged that the Nixon meeting with Commun foriegn governments were agency's reports on student counter insurgency characterized the 1970 and coming back supplying undercover agents unrest had been available. program, involving spying, report as one of "three dope." and funds to radicals and But he added, "It was never wiretapping and burglaries, important national security The CIA studied tl Black Panther groups in the our position that we had against the Black Panthers, operations" that had distinct areas in both 1 United States, White House hard information" about petential Arab saboteurs, become involved in the and 1970, the source and intelligence sources said the radical students and Scoviet Watergate scandal. The foreign link to domestic two analyzed student patu today. disturbances. espionage agents. other programs, he said, throughout Europe. N( ANNIE The CIA's findings rejected, the sources said, by high - level White House were was The intelligence sources said that the first CIA study submitted to the office The program was not put into effect because J. Edgar Hoover, then director of the were wiretaps the series of telephone on newsmen White House aides instituted and Africa and Latin Americ determine was any whether tl connect GREED aides who arranged in late 1970 for some 35 agents from the Federal Bureau of of Henry A. Kissinger, the President's national security adviser, more than six bureau, without refused authorization to act written from Nixon. in 1969 and establishment of a special investigation unit in 1971 in the between activities there the United disturbances. SPRINGS months before Nixon Nixon, in discussing the connection with the Another mair Investigation (FBI) to open study in the Mide overseas intelligence decided to establish a proposal during his Pentagon Papers leak. was posts in where nations 20 countries. The bureau's special inter agency Watergate statement One intelligence official - especi Tuesday, cited what he said Egypt -- were analyzed BERRY FROST expansion is said to have committee to prepare was a wave of domestic said had that the White House determine whether the angered Richard Helms, recommendations for a "preoccupation" with student population in United States 1 drawn into radical activl under the leadership of Arab bloc. Open been "For years there source indications," said, "that tl Arab students in Need you were ask. Memorial Day United States who probably Mideast financed embassy m< who were trying to The wine yeii drink when you're thirsty. 12-5 p.m. support against Israel, our knowledge there no serious efforts bey that. By that I mean illegal activities Free Poster The distinguished were those no students • Spring (numbered 1,000 or above) with any purchase of Marantz model 2230 recruiting and no bomb The third American - m thrown $5.00 or more am/fin stereo area concerned pos Sandal receiver is still just Algerian support for Black Panthers, the s< said. "That question tracked back and fortl Sale $349.95 at... times over and over agi Viime he noted. "E intelligence agency sai know it's an interes $A90 hypothesis but, by "T values to $10.00 GRe&f \ m MERIDIAN M> large, the judgment of intelligence communitj 1970 was that there significant Algerian sup $"790 XF —OKEMOS. ■OKEMOS, MICHIGAN Ml A for the domestic of blacks." operat # values to $12.00 $ "J 1 90 values to $16.00 *1490 values to $22.00 live Mk Men's, Women's, I entertainment Children's styles, Pictured just 2 of our 250 styles. nightly Sandals by Dunham. r M.S.U. 4MMnUL BI^BAD WALE BOOTERY SHOE REPAIR 501% E. Grand River V 225 E. Grand River ichiganStat^ews^ast Lansing. m,Vh,.,„ Friday, May 25, 1973 15 STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 | a„,„ FRANKLY SPEAKING" by Phil Frank DATSUN 1968 - 4 M speed, mustang 1967 30mpg. Phone 663-4662 - 289, 3 LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 yeers BABYSITTER WANTED - ONE AND two bedroom after 6pm. 10-5-29 speed, mag wheels, radio. Call experience in all types of my home, 2 or 3 nights a week. furnished mobile 482-4090. 5-5-31 homes, flight training. Approved for Call before 2pm, 355-9901. DELTA $30-$35/ week. Beginning 88 1969. All veterans. FRANCIS 4-5-29 power, MUSTANG 1965 Summer. 10 minutes to PHONE 355-8255 air conditioned. Excellent 289 V-8, - Convertible, AVIATION, Airport Road. campus. Quiet and peaceful condition, low mileage. New automatic, many Call 484-1324. C-5-31 347 student S*rvlc« Bids. starter, brake new parts, reasonable. COCKTAIL WAITRESS - on a lake. 641-6601. C-5-31 and eight and 337-9676. 3-5-25 restaurant lounge, •automotive Scooters & CyclM others. $1495. 355-9910 after 5:30pm. B12-4-25 NOVA 1971 - 307, 3 speed on Employment m Lansing. Spring, summer, fall, employment. 484-4422. SINGLE ROOMS summer, $60. fall, $70. 2 blocks to campus, the 0-13-5/31 DODGE CORONET floor, rally wheels, parking, furnished, carpeted, Parts & Service - 1968, buckets, $1600. 655-3793. FALL TERM-part time cooking and laundry. Call 318, automatic, power WORK PART time for $300 Aviation steering, 4 door, $795. Phone '3-5-29 I need a mature man to recruit Mark, 351-7236. 7-&1 now, and insure a high paying •employment 627-7605. 6-5-30 OLDS 1964 and supervise Detroit Free summer job in Lansing or Dynamic 88; full Press carrier salesmen. FURNISHED, UTILITIES paid, •for rent - - throughout Western Apartments DODGE ^961 — Step^van power, automatic, $200. Call 332-0394. 3-5-29 Beginning late establish summer. You Michigan. 489 3494. C-5-31 1 from bedroom, garage. 4 miles hours according to campus. 349-4907. completely remodeled as Houses your schedule. Interesting 3-5-30 fantastic camper. Good SELL / BUY nutritional food Rooms olds cutlass 1971 work for person who can condition, see to appreciate. - bars, complete meal. standard equipment. motivate teenage children. •for SALE Reasonable, 351-2617 miles, 12,000 625-7558 after 4pm. 7-6-1 LARGE TWO party furnished like new, $1800. Car necessary. Good part - 332-0040 after 6pm. 6-5-25 Animals 355-1004. 5-5-25 "WE BUSINESS WORLP IS A time salary plus commission. efficiencies. Air conditioned. Close Mobile Homes BABYSITTER NEEDED to campus. $128 DODGE DART 1967 opel MALE COMAlN THERE ARE BU Write P.O. 265, Okemos, immediately in home. summer. $158 fall. 484-0585, •LOST & found good automatic, gt 1972, excellent Michigan 48864. 5-5-25 my if no 351-1610. •PERSONAL condition, 45 000 miles, best offer. Call condition, 4 speed, best offer. 353-0063. 3-5-25 (3PT10NS ••• HAVE VDO CONSIDERED Call 1-5-25 353-9304 before 5pm. 0-5-31 answer, •PEANUTS personal CREATIVE, ENERGETIC 393-1447. 2-5-25 A SEX CHANGE OPERATION?' person wanted to head fund •REAL ESTATE PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 1965 SUMMER JOBS - Excellent for UNIVERSITY TERRACE DODGE CHALLENGER 1970 V-8, automatic, power ^ost Offlca Bo* 1523 East raising committee for small, teachers and college students. •RECREATION - 6 cylinder, good Lansing, Michigan 4M23 private high school for 1973 - APARTMENTS condition. steering, console, buckets, Work full or part time. High •service 1974 school year. Experience 414 Michigan Avenue After 5:30pm call runs well. 353-0971 evenings. desirable. Hours flexible. earnings per month. Call for Instruction 627-7937. 3-5-30 393-9774. 5-6-1 PHONE: 337 -9341 Commission Typing Service •TRANSPORTATION 4 DAYS LEFT TO PLYMOUTH 1969 - & US Phone 5-5-29 negotiable. 337-1337, 9-3pm. APARTMENT MANAGERS - 1 & 2 bedroom after 3pm now leasing $600, phone 663-4662 after Couple needed now for nice •wanted ADVERTISE! TRIUMPH 1966 6pm. 10-5-29 - TR4A, good HELP WANTED 11,unit building near campus. WANTED LIBERAL girl(s) for condition, must sell! Phone Write (only) Manager, 513 STUDENTS NEEDED fall. Have apartment close. ••rates" June 1 Is last day of State PONTIAC GTO 1969 353-1566. 3-5-25 Hillcrest, East Lansing. 5-6-1 - 2 door, immediately for summer 355-0037, 355-0035. 5-5-29 News till June 20. Get vinyl top, power steering and work. Choose your hours and VEGA HATCHBACK 1972 - PART TIME help needed, male brakes, 4 mag wheels, air, get a variety of work BEDROOM excellent condition, $1300. deluxe interior, 4-speed, and female. "7 - 11"STORE, FURNISHED, LIKE NEW 1970 Honda assignments. Pay depending sublet $140 utilities included, Call 676-4125. 2-5-29 14000 miles. 393-4076 or Lansing. 882-9585. 4-5-31 WORDS CB350, $500. See between upon skills. close 3558255 353-3908. 5-6-1 to campus. 332-4009. 12 noon - 4pm, 539 FIND OUT HOW! 1 3 347 Student Services PONTIAC LEMANS 1968 CAN YOU learn to assist branch - VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1964. Stoddard, East Lansing. Apply in person at V-8, automatic, air, power 2-5-29 MANPOWER, 105 East manager? Earnings potential Good body, engine needs DUSTER 1971 - economy, 6 steering, vinyl bucket seats, Washtenaw 8am 3pm. $200/ week plus bonuses for GARDEN COTTAGES work. $150. 355-9787. - standard transmission clean, well maintained, those qualified. Call Enjoy a private and 3-5-29 HONDA 1968 - 350. good BL-5-5-25 wide lawns cottage on clean. Phone 351-1159 after $1050. Phone 393-4815. 485-9467, CONSOLIDATED only 3 blocks to MSU. Newly furnished and 5-6-1 FOOD COMPANY, an equal jo" j.oO 8.00 13.00 26.00 5pm. 3-5-30 VOLKSWAGEN 1971 - Super LOOKING FOR A redecorated for two. opportunity employer. Beetle, excellent condition, 25 3.75 10.00 16.29 32.50 FALCON 1962 - PONTIAC GRAND Prix, 1972 fair price. Phone 627-6381. SUMMER JOB? 3-5-30 Only $165, utilities paid. 60,000 miles, $75. Good - excellent condition. All HONDA WOULD Call 332-6717. DEADLINE 3-5-25 500/4, 1972, 5900 transportation. 332-6804. power, $3600. 482-9776. WOMAN COUNSELOR wanted ' miles, $1000. Excellent A HAIRCUT 1 P.M. one class day 3-5-29 5-5-25 for SUMMER SUBLEASE 2 mai VOLKSWAGEN 1962 with condition. 351-5585, Vic. Michigan Wilderness - HELP before publication. 1964 engine. $150 or best 5-6-1 Camp. Experience desirable. FIAT 1971 850 convertible, PONTIAC BONNEVILLE MODERN BARBERS Mid-July through - offer. 351 7383. 353-7122. August. Peanuts Personal ads 1967 - convertible, V-8 Phone 332-3991. 1-5-25 24,000 miles. No rustl Phone 1-5-25 BMW, YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, automatic, $450. 351-6751 Long Hair Styling must be pre-paid. 332-1114. 6-6-1 RICKMAN. Buy your new after 5 pm. 5-5-29 Specialists COOK, VW CAMPER 1969 great motorcycle now and be WAITRESS, DISH TWO GIRLS for Capitol Villa FIREBIRD ESPRIT 1971, gold, - 482-7789 2225 E. Gd. R. machine operator condition, shag carpet, runs - full or Cancellations/ Corrections A-1 condition, low PONTIAC GTO 197 0 ready for summer. Parts, Apartment next year. Far mileage. perfect, $2200 or best offer. service, helmets, leathers and DELIVERY part time, must be 12 class convertible, 39,000 miles, HELP wanted. information, call 337-0425 or noon one day 355-0778. 5-5-30 Call after 332-4132. custom experienced, dependable. 400cc, air, steel radials, noon. accessories. SHEP'S Must have own insured 351-2788. 5-5-29 before publications. 5-5-25 Phone for appointment, SEA studded snows, AM/FM, tape MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 automobile, $1.60/ hour, FORD 1966 - custom, $400. HAWK RESTAURANT, North Cedar, Holt. Just south 10c/ mile. Call MARRIED STUDENTS New deck, power, under warranty, 339-8246 The State News will be tires, brakes, power VW BUG 1965, good second of I -96 Williamston, 10 minutes east 351-3789. 3-5-25 overpass. Phone after 4pm. DOMINO'S & FACULTY steering, excellent condition. car. Rebuilt engine. $200. of M.S.U., on M-43, responsible only for the 696-6621. C-5-5-25 HASLETT SHOP. 3-5-30 349-9293. 5-6-1 Call 485-4719 after 5pm. 655-2175. Ask for Gary or first day's incorrect PORSCHE - 914 1970, 3-5 29 YAMAHA 360 RT-1, Robby. 5-6-1 1 insertion. appearance group. Excellent new SUMMER POSITIONS - Boys' ,2,8.3 condition. piston, knobby, great dirt camp, Lenox Massachusetts. FULL 676-5959 after VW VAN OR part time driveway bedroom apts. 1963 - 1965 engine, bike. 351-8567. 3-5-25 5pm. 3-5-29 (45th year) has separate salesman. Contact Fred good shape, $400. 351-5585. some with study FORD 1967 openings for baseball, golf, Heller, 349-9726. 3-5-25 - country squire Vic. 5-6-1 SI MCA 1969 - 30,000 miles. 30 swimming, sailing, water - wagon, power brakes, power miles per gallon. AM/FM VW 1970 $900. good skiing, overnight camping. TOPLESS DANCERS and steering, air conditioned, condition, CAMP MAH - KEE luggage rack. $575 or best offer. 337-0914. 5-5-25 stereo, 8 track, Excellent condition. Call 351- 9042 or new brakes, 351-3682.3-5-25 muffler. 137 Thacher Lane, - NAC, South models wanted. $7.50 per hour. Call 489-1215. 7-6-1 from s149 per mo. 393-5883 after 6pm. 3-5-30 YAMAHA 350 1970 excellent Orange, New Jersey 07079. FORD 1968 Ranch WANTED TO trade - 1963 condition, $500. 351-6628, 1-5-25 UNFURNISHED - wagon SIMCA 1969 - 4 door, 4 speed, Chevy wagon for motorcycle, 332-8296. 5-5-25 automatic, power, good AUDIO gets loving care. 332-4930. TECHNICIAN - tires, air conditioned, $675. 90, 120cc's. Phone 355-2771. children welcome 5-5-30 electronic repair. Full time. 3-5-25 | BUICK 1966 LaSabre. Truck camper, $225. 22hp Mercury outboard motor, SPITFIRE 1972 $2295 Auto Service jj^^J Apply in person: STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East Grand STEREO RENTALS term, $9.50 per month. Free $23 per please , no pets jjcfo] or $100,651-5867.4-5-29 - les delivery, service and pick-up. Mechanically like take River, East Lansing. C-5-5-29 new, $200 over payments. Call No deposit. TV's available at I or 5-5-25 best offer, 484-8131. 1965 FORD converted van to ~ 12', camper. can be Best after 5pm, 332-5315. 3-5-30 COMPLETE SERVICE including IMPORT CAR ignition, CLEAN, RELIABLE student to live with faculty family for same 337-1300. rates. Call C-5-31 NEJAC, KNOB HILL offer. Phone 485-3791, TORINOSQUIRE Wagoit 1969 - 1971 BMW 650cc, excellent chassis, brakes, and electrical. ■ BUICK SPE.CIAL 1964. V-6. T Needs motor work, $75. 8-5:30, 5-6-1 Monday - Friday. power steering and brakes. good condition1, call condition, must sell. 15,000 miles, 489-5197. 3-5-25 Available AUTOMOTIVE at ROBERTS CENTER. the old, summer. housework and active 6 year Okemos. Help with 349-1913. RENTALS: or CAMPERS, trailor pick-up type. Tent APARTMENTS Check it out. 353-3024. 332-1679. X-5-5-30 4980 Park Lake Road, telescoping and regular style. 3-5-25 4-5-25 JAGUAR XKE ROADSTER HONDA 1971 350. Runs great, Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for - Daily or weekly, -from $5/ $ 1 ,500 or trade for TOYOTA CORONA - - 1969, $500 or best offer. Call appointment. 0-5-31 FULL day. 489-5080. C-5-5-29 TIME receptionist ■CAPR| 1971 - AM/FM, motorcycle. 484 7327. automatic, perfect. leaving between 5-6pm, 489-3582. wanted, good phone voice, Hours I ^nroof- 4 speed, 27mpg, 5-5-30 country. $750. Cheap! 3-5-25 ALBERT STREET 551, one STUDENTS-FACULTY start immediately, no 12 6 i 337-0650. 5-6-1 block from campus. Large 2 noon - weekends, 484-4446. 3-5-29 LTD 1969 - loaded, air, power, HONDA CL350 - K2 Sissy bar, OWNING FOREIGN bedroom furnished, air everything, new tires, new TOYOTA SILICA 1972 - excellent condition, best CARS, WE GIVE 20% MEDICAL conditioned, balconies. 2 TECHNOLOGIST, IchEVELLE 1972, black $2295. exhaust. Clean, $1200. Call blue/white vinyl top, air offer. 393-1616. 3-5-25 OFF ON PARTS AND must have man $150, 3-4 man $180. 484-1021 evenings, 332-2728 experience in H Call Tim, 349-2760 until conditioned, AM/FM stereo, clinical 351-9250, 351-6676. 8-6-1 LOCATED CASTROL, 10% OFF micro - biology, 7pm. 3-5-25 days. 6-6-1 9,000 miles, $2895. YAMAHA 1971 250MX, % MILE NORTH - ON ACCESSORIES, Saturday and Sunday only. 332-8054. 5-5-29 good shape, runs good, 7:30am Milford Street, 126. SUMMER - 4pm. Apply OF JOLLY RD. ON bchevelle MALIBU 1965, MAVERICK GRABBER - extras. Phone 489-4930. SPARROW HOSPITAL RENTALS. 2 and 3 man. ^I 9ood condition, transmission and new 1970, new tires. Looks, runs great! Make offerl 349-1216, TOYOTA 1971, Mark II wagon, standard transmission, radio, 3-5-25 IMPORT AUTO PARTS Personnel, 487-61 1 1, REASONABLE. from 2 blocks OKEMOS ROAD rear - end. 415 South Cedar, Lansing 353. 6-6-1 campus, deluxe, I Call 332-0460 after evenings. Leave message, heater, very good condition, FOR SALE I 1972 HONDA V2 block S. of E. furnished, air conditioned. YOUNG PROFESSIONAL 5:30pm. Kalamazoo I 3-5 25 Arlene. 5-5-30 phone 669-3085. 6-6-1 350CL, 2,800 miles, just 8:30-5:30 Monday-Friday CO-OP NURSERY school 332-3909, 351-8571, woman seeks same or tuned. $700. Phone 8:30-3 Saturday looking for teacher 5 372-5767. 0-7-5-31 graduate student to share bChevrolet impala - 1966, MGB CONVERTIBLE, 1965 - TOYOTA COROLLA, 1971 - 627-4356 after 5pm. 3-5-25 485-2047, 371-1947. mornings / week to start expenses of 2 bedroom 4-speed, air conditioned, | 2 door, $220, good MUST SELL, best offer. AM/FM; one owner car, best 1971 HONDA September. Experience Apartments 482-6447. 5-5-31 transportation car, call 355-1109 after 4pm. 1-5-25 450, excellent METRIC MOTORS - VW preferred. 2 years college 393 4211. 5-5-25 offer. Call 355-7069. 5-6-1 condition, 332-0866. Ask for REDUCED RENT 1 repair. Okemos Road and required. Resume and letters on Steve. 4-5-25 of reference should be sent to bedroom for 1-96.349-1929. C-5-31 STODDARD APARTMENTS. 1 manager. ■CHEVROLET 1966 Impala MUSTANG 1972 - 351, 4V, 4 TRIUMPH 1971, convertible 949 Westlawn, East Lansing, bedroom, air, $160. month Furnished, very close, 1 "396 console, T-bar, speed, power, 16,000 miles, MK4 Spitfire. Less than 7500 1972 TRIUMPH — 650, 5 speed 48823. 7-6-1 Fall option. 351-5683. 3-5-29 utilities paid. 484-9774. 0-6-1 excellent condition, $2,300/ miles. ALL VW aromatic. 355-6066. Best offer.' Going into Army. $2000. 489-7141. 5-5-31 2,000 miles. Phone parts in stock at 5-5/31 best offer, 332-4594. 4-5-25 393-8803. 5-6-1 MALE FULL time sales person. (approximately 20% off). Retail experience helpful. CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 East Kalamazoo Street, 1 Apply at CANTERBURY CROSSWORD m, ^ mile West of SHOP, 233 East Grand River. PUZZLE aaUMDBD HUGO CEDAR campus. 4-5-29 aanuu afcou ffitoycfemgfjam 487-5055. C-5-31 across 28. Humorist WAITRESSES WANTED. 1. Onager 29. Capital VOLVO SERVICE - Lunch hours, no Saturday or 4. Cistern 30. Jezebel's IMPORTED CAR SERVICE, 7. Flaccid Sunday. Experience helpful. GREENS 11 Pitcher s edge □□HB ~aaasa Lansing only, exclusively Please call 646-6261 for 32. Misses Volvo service shop. 12 Attribute 33. Soften interview. THE POUR 882-9808. 19-6-1 13. Arrow poison 35. Two-horse □QBEI tfuasnaa ^VCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing HOUSE, just 15 minutes 14. Frivolous chariot □BHE BOB student units for summer and fall. These spacious from East Lansing. 7-5-25 16. Cicatrix 36. Elevator EJDldU uuu MASON BODY SHOP - 812 17. Confide uxury apartments are completely carpeted and CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS are now leasing East Kalanwoo Street since BARTENDER LANSING 18. Opinion 37. Agriculturist urnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean students and married couples units 1940. 19. Enmity 40. Stum 2. Title of address for Spring, Complete auto restaurant and cocktail urniture. Each unit has dishwasher, garbage Summer & Fall. These painting and collision service. lounce. THE DOME ROOM, 21. Ruminant 41. Ladder in 3. Medium a spacious apartments are 22 Roadster 4 Dress fabric lsPosal and individual central control air 485-0256. C -5-31 phone 484-4422. 0-5-31 carpeted and furnished with distincitve furniture. 23. Smoked salmon 42. Walk 5. Gone conditioning. These four man units have up to 3 Each unit has a garbage disposal and individual air - 24. Greek letter moon Parking SUMMER 27. Old German 43. Tenderness 7 Cotton thread spaces per unit. Recreating is planned for conditioning. These two - man units have parking tribal region 44. Still 8. tailed W|,h a heated swimming pool, recreation rooms and space for every apartment. Recreating is planned for June 15th - September 15th -— — 23 TT c "HT~ r~ ,0 9. Narrow pr,vate balconies. If 10. Cocky you want to be among the first with a giant swimming pool and private balconies. We 15. Prohibition m " Bachelor Apartments from $130.00 jMses esidents of3 months TWYCKINGHAM call today. Summer also have a full - time resident manager for any 1 bedroom apartments from 140.00 18. Gender are and start at $55 per man. Fall problems. If you want to be among the first residents 2 bedroom apartments from 150.00 HT] 19. Slump 20. Cordage fiber ■les are 9 + 12 months and start at $62.50 FOR of CEDAR GREENS call today. The one - bedroon "ENTAL INFORMATION CALL: 351-7166. units start at $85 / month per man, for fall. Low Low Security Deposit i 19 20 21 I 21. 23. Puppy Chemist's No Advance Payment workroom summer rates. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION of Final Month's Rent " " 25. "Good King" ALL have pool privileges 55" 2M" CALL: TERRY SHAFFER Between 1 & 8 p.m. 26. Possessive 351-8631. SUMMER LEASES ARE FOR THREE rT 28 adiective 28. Polish MONTHS. - FALL LEASES ARE FOR 9 or 12 See us for the best FALL TERM DEAL 3o" s 52 J 29. Gesture MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY: 8 LOCATIONS 1 J 31. Brash MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY 33 5T 3M 35 ~| 8r 32. Gargantuan 33. Frolic ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. Bachelor apartments from $137.50 37 AU STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. 1 Bedroom apartments from 204.00 % mT 34. Vanity case 55" 35. Dejected ur 241 E. 241 E. SAGINAW HWV. SUITE 411 37. Lever SAGINAW HWY. SUiTE 411 2 Bedroom apartments from 225.00 43" 38. Dusk EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 4S823 4M 5iT EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT COMPANY 39. Damp and 351-1310 chilly 444 Michigan PHONE 351 • 7910 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Frida,y- May 25,19?. I® Apartments j ^ Apartments jj^pj jm OKEMOS • SUMMER and fall. 1 LOVELY FURNISHED GRAND RIVER and NOW LEASING - summer NORTHEAST LANSING and 2 MAN, 1 block from campus, - EAST SIDE. 4 bedroom, 2 man apartments, efficiencies, 915 Lilac, Pennsylvania 1 and 2 bedroom, SUMMER near. fall 2, 3, 4 man (women) near Red Barn, furnished, unfurnished, appliances, furnished, $250. 12 month - r ■ , $135 and $155/month. 2 $ 1 20-$ 1 30. Available bedroom apartments, $85 - utilities paid, married couple, apartments, V4 block from summer rates. 337-1846 or lease, available June 15 bedrooms, 3 man apartments, beginning June. 349-3604 or $117 per month including campus. 126 Orchard or call 332-1703. 5-5-29 no children or pets. $145. 676-1557. 16-6-1 b.droom, Pfrkln8. $174/month. Furnished plus 332-6715 after 2pm. 0-5-5-25 heat. Lease and deposit. 1- 337-1800 before 1pm. 17-6-1 663-4345, 482 8667. 5-6-25 332-5731. 3.i25 Urni,h< utilities and deposit. No pets. 468-3627 at night. (3c ONE ROOMMATE needed to FALL: 6 bedroom. $70 570 per IV4-4948. 11-5-31 SUMMER SUBLET 2 minute toll call.) 6-6-1 SUBLET OKEMOS ATTr~a7V~~ 2 12 month '«•. b.dVo'om ?AUfnithi - — men, 3 share 3 man apartment at man, lease. 2 bedroom man EVERGREEN ARMS VE You Can Be upper. Partly apartment, $180 per man, Meedowbrook Trace. Call blocks from :amput. campus. s.ki,..: furnished, utilities paid, SUPER CHEAP! summer. 2 blocks from 393-0470 after 5pm. 3-5-30 APARTMENTS 351-7820. 6-6-1 s.bb.u,;, Canoeing Down except electricity. Call 489-2673 after 6pm. 3-5-30 For Summer from - Campus Across campus. 332-6690. 3-5-29 341 Evergreen Street EAST SIDE, large 4 bedroom _ 349 ,690. t". the 2, 3, 4, S & 6 Man Apts. GIRL NEEDED for 2 bedroom PHONE: 351-6821 Call 332-6246 after 4 p.m. SUMMER SUBLET - 2 blocks four man, fall through spring. home, carpeted, completely Red Cedar LARGE 2 man one block, from campus, air conditioned $75. Cedar Village. Now leasing for furnished, garage, yard, MV1973 this sublease summer, ideal for couples. negotiable, CAMPUS VIEW apartment. 351-3834. 6-6-1 337-0238. 5 5-30 summer and fall available after June 15' - J 'J 351-5086. APARTMENTS 351-7497. 0-6-6-1 Summer 1-5-25 3 ROOM efficiency available 1 GIRL NEEDED for 1 GIRL FOR 2 man. Bogue APARTMENT furnished, SUMMER, $110. East side bedroom Street. Air conditioned. SUMMER: ROOMS available in River's & Water's Edge CLOSE TO campus, rustic one June 16th. 322 Elm. Place - furnished Summer / Fall. 351-0136. Lansing. PX, 351-5323. house acrosa from campus. apartment starting fall. AptS. have purchased some bedroom apartment with 2. $110 monthly. 351-9042. 10-5-30 3-5-30 332-6086. 4-5-25 3-5-25 Hagadorn. 351-4684. 6-6-1 large den. Freshly decorated. A month far out apartment. $150 security deposit, LEASING - Fall / Summer HASLET^PARTMENTS NOW SUBLET summer, 2 MAN furnished, apartment good FARM FOR RENT for summer. Must be willing to take care VST.-Jsi 699-2729.3-5-25 ' 351-3119. 1-5-25 135 location. Call 332-8520. 3 furnished. Large 2 bedroom Collingwood LEASING FOR of animals. Furnished. SUMMER (reduced summer rent). Also PHONE: 332-3843 5 25 646-6453. 3-6-29 FALL. THREE~ bedrooni" Summer Rent from $42.50 furnished, leasing studio with bunkbeds. Men after 12:30 p.m. SUMMER |ease. Un.." Free Roommate Service 332-4432 | ONLY airy 1 $130 per mo. bedroom apt. Urge New __0jr couple. 485 3817. 9-6-1 leasing for summer/fall pool priveleges Only 5 apts. left for Summer Rates: summer SUMMER man SUBLET. apartment. Large Close, 2 SUMMER ONLY. 4 bedroom. $60 per man. Partly **5 35*9543. J® FREE RENT, exchange for 2 furnished, air. $140. furnished, 1 block from carpeting, completely 2 Persons in CHRISTIAN GIRL looking for roommates for summer and furnished. Air Conditioned. 911 Marigold girls little domestic 332-5977. 5-5-29 work. MILFORD STREET, 126, 2 blocks from campus. Deluxe, 2 Bedroom Apt. 332-1179. 3-5-25 Student 351-7820. 6-6-1 Services. Phone EA?T LfNSING.Tbed70; f£ rent- *mmer fall. 337 -9566. 5=6=1 for appt. call air conditioned, $150 per mo. $250/ month SUBLEASE SUMMER - pool furnished, 2 utilities. No singles. ft 337-7328 or 351-8545 FOR RENT man, $180. 3 man, $195, 3 or 4 Persons in 3.5.25 ONE OR two male roommates air, 1 bedroom, $135. 731 Now leasing. 332-3909, 2 SINGLE ROOMS living, Burcham. 351-3266. 5-5-29 2 Bedroom SUMMER wanted summer term. Cedar kitchen, girls, $150, summer. - 351-8571, 372-5767. 0-5-31 Apt. SUMMER - LARGE HOUSES, APARTMENTS, - man. Perfect for TWO room^n Village. Call 351-0680. $180 per mo. comfortable duplexes, farms. Furnished, two Peo„ 353-7214 12-7pm. 3-5-30 4-5 1-5-25 FREE house, 154 blocks bedroom from unfurnished, all areas, all looking f0r place , but will rent J| WANTED ONE girl for four CEDAR campus, 337-1281. 4-5-25 f>rlce ranges, children and minute walk ,0 separately 1 LIBERAL RICH girls looking duplex, 355-4873. ROOMMATE pets okay. Fee required. Call 351-3170. 1-5-25 ca ' for newly furnished 2 person 1-5-25 ONE MALE, quiet, looking for VILLAGE FOUR PLACES left in house. HOME RENTALS, 1004 East bedroom townhouses? Here's SERVICE roommates. Summer and/or Close to campus, utilities Michigan Avenue. Phone your chancel Choose your GRADUATE WOMAN fall. Call Mark, 355-0529. paid. Call 351-4037. 3-5-30 372-4600, open 9 - 9pm. female beautiful Lake neede"d f» liberal, carpeting and drapes! Right from Taco Bell. quiet, needed - to share 332-4432 3-525 X30-5/31 house. 339-2310, Lansing 1, across street 3 and 4 man air conditioned, 309 WEST OAKLAND - 3 339-892 $325. Call 351-0717. apartment in fall. One block, HASLETT AREA, 2 bedroom, B-1-5-25 SUBLET APARTMENT summer balcony on Red Cedar. 3 bedrooms, 154 bath, single ROOM AND Board available in 12-5pm. 5-6-1 cheap, or share your place. all electric, $185/ month. - one block from campus, blocks from campus. Summer garage, ideal for LCC exchange for child care after 337-2546, 355-0149. 1-5-25 339-2334, 484-4157. 10-5-29 PERSON NEEDED for 4 furnished, air conditioned, 1 $160, $180 month. students, 489-1893. 5-6-1 school and some per evenings. house. 489-5960. 5-6-1 SUMMER TWO man, air, Cedar bedroom. 337-0400. 3-5-25 Phone 351-2369. 3-5-25 SUMMER SUBLEASE 351-9036, 9-5 Street, reduced rent, BEECHWOOD - 126 Milford, 2 weekdays. 5-5-25 OWN ROOM in house for 351-8857, 332-3650. 5-6-1 - man , air 513 HILLCREST SUMMER SUBLET one male AVAILABLE JUNE 10th APARTMENTS conditioned, summer. 514 Virginia 0, furnished, ONE GIRL needed for own room in 2 bedroom, person, own bedroom ' 351-6949. 5-5-25 Close-In, pleasant area. Air for 3 man Avenue. 351 3055. 1-5-25 ONE OR 1130 BEECH STREET 2 month. 485-5726. 5-6-1 two needed, nice summer. Twyckingham. Call man house. Close to apartment, pool, own room. PHONE: 351-9564 furnished, newly decorated, campus. Call 355-9397 5:30 EAST LANSING lower duplex, G 332-6648. W-5-5-30 CLOSE, CLEAN, completely - 332-8348. 5-6-1 . E . kitchen PERSON FOR SUMMER: 0. Now leasing for 2 Reduced furnished, 4 bedroom homo, 6:30pm. 3-5-25 bedroom, furnished, room; duplex; $50 utiliti summer and fall. GIRL NEEDED for Cedar summer $320. 351-4119. ONE BEDROOM furnished available June 15. Telephone, included. 332-6420. 1.5.; Village 2 man next RESPONSIBLE FAMILY 351-5964. 5-5-25 year. apartment, downtown LANSING — 5 minutes from wanted to rent 3 bedroom 337-0866. 5-5-31 GIRL FOR Lansing. Ideal for married campus, couple or 2 graduate EAST house, and for dog and own room inhom MALE ROOMMATE - summer, LANSING. 1 to 5 care couples or graduate students, Beal from $155. For information, students, 4 large rooms and bath, $130/ month including GOING, own bedroom, air DELTA ARMS bedroom houses. Available cat. Available from about June 20 to September 8. Call Street. $55. 351-658 call WALTER NELLER conditioned, cheap. APARTMENTS fall and some subleasing for utilities. Phone 351-7283. Call 351-4893. 5-5-25 COMPANY, 489-6561. Desperate I 332-0763. 2-5-25 235 Delta Street summer. after 6pm NEED 2 10-6-1 1-5-25 GOING, PHONE: 332 -4929 351-8920. 1-5-25 LOVE LY 2 - 3 bedroom houses. summer. ROOMMATES f< House in Lansini GIRL TO share townhouse fall - $56 per month plus FRANDOR - ONE person NICE 5 1V4 - 2 miles to campus. NORTH POINTE spring, own room 154 baths, Now leasing for BEDROOM furnished wanted, own room, $75. GONE $109. 353-1928. 6-6-1 summer and fall. house. Big yard, pets, $50 Available beginning June. 351-2091. 3-5-25 APARTMENTS Kathy, 337-0164, 372-4750. monthly per person or will Summer rates $180 $195 3-5-30 Avoid the last ONE MAN for 4 • plus utilities. 349-3604 or 1230 Haslett Road GIRLS - 2 man or 3 man, 1 man apartment rent rooms separately or to minute crush bedroom, 2 of students for 332-6715 after 2pm. 0-5-5-25 PHONE: 351-2353 blocks from summer, close, reasonable, group SUMMER — 1 or 2 girls for new campus. Available June. 351 5840. 3-5-29 summer. Call 489-4828. 1 & 2 Bedroom Cedar during finals. Village. 353-1210. Phone 485-2737 1-5-25 WALK TO campus, duplex. furnished or unfurnished 5-6-1 351 8988. 5-5-31 or SUMMER 1020 Short Street, 4-man MEN. CLOSE to MSU. deal SUBLET For a choice - 1 LOWER DUPLEX. 2 bedrooms, unit, furnished, utilities paid. quiet rooms. Cooking. Phoil bedroom, furnished, air 0-5-31 location one block UNIVERSITY VILLA conditioned. Rent negotiable. partly furnishedl. Available 489 1893. 5-5-25 from campus APARTMENTS 351-7206. 3-5-29 June 15th. No pets. $185 GIRL - OWN room, furnish* I including utilities. Year lease. SUMMER ONLY East kitchen, close, $40/ hurry to 635 Abbott Road - n SUBLEASE SUMMER, near 332-1027. 1-5-25 Lansing, 2 bedroom. 332-0202. 1-5-25 PHONE: 351 - 2249 Frandor. 351-7202. 5-5-30 | 1 for bedroom, y WATER'S & Now leasing for summer and fall furnished, call 482-6491 after 5pm. 3-5-29 EAST Burcham, LANSING 2 - bedroom, off SUMMER - 4 bedroom house MEN, SUMMER I campus, Lambda Chi - across fn Alpl furnished, family and across fr.qrh campus. House. 337-1111. 1-5-25 P PLUSH APARTMENTS RIVER'S EDGE SUMMER SUBLEASE - 2 man, for recreation rqpm* on lower Fireplace. 337-0980. 3-5-25 Wedding$ APARTMENTS air conditioned, apartment. Close. 5-5-29 $135. 351-1764. summer with living. Complete pool, air conditioning, balconies and dishwashers. level. August 1st for 1 year. Ownership care. $235 • $250 plus utilities. Call 351-8547. NICE DUPLEX . for family, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, finished MALE summer. / / board. $200. FEMALE vacancl Nexus Co-op, Ro£ 351-01<| Roommate service $47/ person. "731" 1-5-25 walk - out basement, 3-5-29 Summer rent from $42.50 BURCHAM APARTMENTS, 731 available June 15. 351-5712 DRIVE. 735. Burcham Drive. 351-7212. GIRL EAST LANSING furnish! 1050 Water's Edge Dr. — ROOM in nice house, a.m. only please. 5-6-1 Furnished, apartments starting fall. _Jj5-25 close, summer. Call room with private bath al 332 - 4432 Open 5-6pm SUMMER entrance. June 15, 351-5f SUMMER 351-6722. 2-5-25 OWN bedroom, 2-5-25 — ONE girl needed llridal Gowns Jewelry for four man furnished house, modern 6-6-1 MALE apartment, one WANTED fc. block from SUBLET SUMMER - 3. 4 kitchen, $55. Available June campus. $55. Twyckingham next year - SUMMER, CLOSE to campus, 2 351-4026. 3-5-25 person house, furnished, 15. 482-9419. 3-5-30 SINGLES - WALKING distan| hurry, call 337-0416. 5-5-25 from campus. Division sti BRIDES HUGGINS TUXEDO man, air, furnished, $150. carpeted, close, utilities paid. 337-2517. 5-5-30 351-2496. 3-5-29 HOWLAND HOUSE Co - op has call 332-2859. 3-5-29 For Over V* SUMMER SUBLET Century RENTAL DUPLEXES — summer and fall, - 1 summer openings for men Choose 3 4 SUMMER bedroom, furnished, air, near and SINGLE ROOM, $50/ it bedrooms. Call — CLOSE to campus, STUDENTS OR working group, women. $10/ week. 1116 E. Michigan campus, $140. 337-0360 of completely Lamberts 669-9939. 9-6-1 2 man, air, furnished, four bedroom, furnished, 332-6521. B-1-5-25 use furnish 3-5-25 489-4830 balcony, 351-6819. 6-2-25 house, 484-5104.6-6-1 carpeted throughout, lots of EAST LANSING luxury WANTED: 3 persons for 5 Across from Sparrow Hospital TWO BEDROOM in Lansing on parking, 535 Baker Street, efficiencies, air conditioned. GIRL TO share townhouse. Lansing. Available June 15. bedroom house. Low rent, ROOMS AT SORORITY, S2l bus line, air conditioned, Summer and / or fall. Phone Own room $109, 1)4 bath. $250, 1 year lease. 675-5252. close to campus. Call summer term, kitchfl Jacobson's 351-1258. 10-6-1 351-0580. 4-5-25 refrigerator, stove, 332-2600 6-6-1 351-2781. 7-5-25 privileges. Call 332-0851 An outstanding selection Photography 482-3727. 3-5-25 B1-5-25 WOMEN FOR own rooms in of gowns, from 20% off on Carpet Cleaning ONE MAN needed summer, $1 traditional to avante garde. B^Ve- THE WEDDING During Month of Mayl We now offer complete house KAROLYN'S Lansing house, $55/ month plus deposit, included, no lease, no pets, utilities per month, including 351-0182. 5-5-25 utilitij SPECIALIST cleaning ~£>THER EYE We specialize in carpet cleaning KNITS AND KOTTONS phone 489-4524. 3-5-25 SUMMER Street, ROOMS on $125 person e " Gro| Iiri 484-7275 128 W. GRAND RIVER in Williamston. thru Wed. 9-6. Thurs. till 9 p.m. Fri. 9-5. Closed Sat O^.. Mon ATTENTION PROFESSORS and staff I Only minutes from yard, close. Summer. negotiable. 332-5492. R€ for the home- PHOTOGRAPHY Open Sun. 10-6. campus is over 2,000 square 5-5y and take advantage CREATIVE WEDDINGS feet of 3 bedroom brick ranch. Includes 2 fireplaces, STUDENT RENTAL unit, si) of our Bridal Registry camf Collingtooofc Bridal all built-ins, first floor rooms, walk to Registry 489-1893. 5-5-25 laundry, 3 baths, recreation room, formal dining and FOR YOUR WEDDING breakfast room. Lease open. ONE MAN needed summer, Jewelry -PICTURE YOURSELF $450/ month. For details call means 332-2728 or 337-0997. 6-6-1 month, to campus, own bedroom, c 332-3867. 3-5-J UNIQUELY Jacobson's Precious Stones )ON DeKONINCK'S STUDI ) Campus Hill Apartments, now under new MARK 485 8253 Beautifully Set and Bands for bride £ groom. management is leasing student units for SPRING, SUMMER, and FALL. These spacious apartments are SPIT?, who's whose carpeted and furnished with distinctive, comfortable EAT YOUR furniture. Each unit has garbage disposal and air PINNINGS a conditioning, and dishwasher. These 4 man units have HEART OUT UNIQUE STYLE up to 4 parking spaces oer unit and include the use of Carol Shaheen, Flint junior, Spend your summer poolslde and develop 4y®"r'S0|U | ENGAGEMENT RINGS Zeta Tau Alpha to Victor a giant swimming pool and recreation room. winning form (at whatever you do pool - side) Mark sp | should have It so good. Arbulu, Birmingham junior. Throughout the academic year there will be free bus Phi Gamma Delta. transportation to and from campus. We also have a At Thompsons' FRANDOR JEWELERS you select your diamond loose. Insist on Patricia Creek Grimaldi, freshman, Zeta Battle Tau full time Resident Manager for you want to be among the first residents of any maintenance. If Campus BURCHAM WOODSl viewing it at high Alpha to David Faulk, Battle Hill call today. 2 bedroom units start at $45 per man Besides a heated pool, you'll enjoy many other features for a I magnification through our for the summer, $61.25 month complete summer living experience. Air Cond.- La | Creek, U of M freshman, per man in the fall. Facilities Ample parking nicely furnished apartmen Gemscope. Then have it set - - to order in an advance Theta Chi. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION style CALL at 349-3530. mounting of your selection. NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER ENGAGEMENTS Two Bedroom Studio Apts. One Bedroom THOMPSONS' FRANDOR Heidi E. sophomore. Delta Tester, Linden Delta Delta MANA GEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y: *125™ $140™ $165™ JEWELERS to Mike Kalamazoo sophomore. W. Anglin, Quick fix-it — Security deposit $100 •Air conditioned 3220 Mall Court — Krandor ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. "Unlimited Pvfcing "Dishwaters 'New Furniture Open Monday-Friday, 9 til 9 Linda Willick, Birmingham 241 E. SAGINAW HWV. SUITE 411 745 Burcham Dr. Saturday 9 til 6. senior to Frank Dres, Royal EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 •Stag Carpeting 'Model Open Daily Oak, General 361-3118 or Motors 2771 Northwind Call 361-8282 I nstitute, senior. 484-4014 (Behind tha Yankee Store) Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 25, 1973 17 LmER 2 or 3 men suite oun low o»„h„d „v„ wu "POSH," Deserter furnished, TV lounge. money. OPTICAL NEW poetry - fiction FIND SOMETHING? EDSON STREET, HASLETT. (continued from | laundry. dose, DISCOUNT, 2815 Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. East magazine, 30c at Paramount News or 341 If you've found a pet or erticle of value, we went to help you Newly remodeled, 5 room page 1) ■ 3325722 or 484-9774. C-5-5-26 ^^ervlces. 5-5-29 Student return it. Just come into the bungalow, zoned profe*ional part in an immoral war," |o.6-31 WJLSON GOLF clubs SANSUI - DUAL 1215; EPI's- State News Clessified offices. 8'x12' 17' eating living room, area. Walls Mrs. Sowders before her son appeared said just ROOM / board. Girls. Department and tell us you paneled, floor oak, carpet Speulding bag. Never used. evenings, 351-5292. 5-5-29 beside her at the witness KL,a House, 303 Oekhill. Normally retails for want to place an ad in EAST and tile, basement, gas heat, ■ 3499371, 337-0100. B $230 ESTATE LANSING STATE BANK'S storms and table. SALE, screens, 1 car 332-5039.3-5-25 furniture, found column. As a public ■ l0.5-31 dishes, rummage. A few service EAST garage, black top street. Lot 66'x132' fenced. Priced at Sowders, who has antiques. Saturday - 11am to LANSING moderately long hair and a CLARINET BUFFET. STATE BANK will run the m,0 ROOM for male student. - Like 4pm, 515 Seymour. 2-5-25 $12,500 for cash sale. Call mustache and who was new. Retail $60o. Ask V,H54 Grand River, across Call Kurt. $265 ad at no extra cost to you. Larry VanOstran, Sr. dressed in brown slacks and ■ torn Union. Upstairs. $48/ 332-6555. 3-5-25 COUCH, chair, dinette with 4 EAST LANSING 37 1-4444. MULDER a dark green turtleneck ■ month. X5-6-1 chairs, fair condition. Call STATE BANK REALTY evenings 393-4333. sweater, said he was C-5-31 3-5-29 339-2583. 1-5-25 ■nUEN SUMMER, rooms testifying "reluctantly" K< 7 50/ week. ULREY LOST: GOLD wedding ring, EAST LANSING - newly because he knew he would ■ *0.bP, 3 3 2-609 5 , 505 Wan l t>il/Fu rn ilure hotter Park. Call 351-0485. painted two bedroom house. face a highly prejudiced earth ■ m.A.C. 5-6-1 cruising machines 3-5-30 Fireplace, garage, disposal, military court. BADLY NEEDED summer porch, new roof. 828 "I can't PEUGEOT expect any Jf'aN, QUIET ROOM, male ATA LA Chests, pick beds and desks. We and LOST: PASSPORTS in pink envelope package. Reward. Huntington Road, $23,900. Phone 351-2198. 5-5-29 justice," he said. He asked ■ <63/ month, no parking, no up pay cash. that he not be regarded as ■ cooking. 351-1754, Saturday Call 484-1946. 11-6-1 Most important. Please return BOTTECCHIA to Mannan, 355-8167. EAST LANSING - an "individual problem" but ■ or Monday. 1-5-25 5-6-1 by owner, 2 GANNA - 3 bedroom home, as a representative of the WANTED extras, thousands that he XM~M E R . SINGLES. Velocipede Peddler Good used appliances furniture or of any kind. LOST - ON May 20th Near Beech and M.A.C., a brown conveniently $21,500. Phone located, 337-2489. deserved amnesty. said ■ furnished utilities 541 E. Grand River and 4-5-25 Call beige cat - tabby Ipeid, parking, very close, \Downstairs 351 724Q/- us BENNIE'S FURNITURE for cash. markings. Reward. Call "I deserted the army for ■tome with kitchen, $30 - the very same reasons that I 484-3837. 11-6-1 484-7414 days, EAST LANSING - by 1(55.484-9774.0-5-31 332-5615 owner, 2 6-1 went to Vietnam," he said MOVING RUMMAGE Sale - evenings. 3-5-30 - 3 bedroom home. $21,000. Large lot. Edward Sowders after describing his revulsion JV LEASING summer and Friday, 1-6pm. Everything WE NEED good clean used Phone 337-2489. for the furniture. Of any kind, FOUND: LADIES watch 4-5-25 over American military Kill. Single rooms, $15 and nursery. Lots of nice clothing, infants top dollar paid, will pick river between Americana / near an army deserter, surrendered to Capitol Police actions. Igp weekly. Office hours Girls' 12 14, Women's - toddlers. up. Call Woodmere Apartments. Call Thursday. He said he had been ■Monday, Tuesday, Thursday - 5-11. 484-3837 1431 Spartan between 9-5:30 337-2080. C-3-5-30 AP Wirephoto ■3.5pm, call 351-4495. Village. 1-5-25 daily. assigned to a military 11-6-1 evacuation hospital where ■ XO-5-31 SACRIFICE: 110 FOUND: MEN'S wire rim gallon UNION BOARD he saw the effects of U.S. wooden glasses on bike path behind summer flights JjoMS FOR RENT - summer complete frame aquarium, with fish BUYING FURNITURE and McDonel. Call 353-7674. to Europe from Detroit and military weapons on ■ind fall, 334 Michigan and appliances - Fair prices. Windsor. Stop in 1-4p.m„ Vietnamese civilians. equipment, $75. 351-1078 ABC C-3-5-30 ■ Avenue across from SECONDHAND Monday Friday. 2nd floor. 3-5-30 - "Many had been severely ■ WilliamsDorm. Call after STORE, 1236 Turner Union. C-5-31 LOST — PURE white Samoyed burned by napalm and pm, 332-5906. 10-5-25 Street. 484-0025. 5-5-25 UNUSED 8-TRACK (looks like Husky) about 50 white phosphorous — car stereo, FLIGHTS - NEW YORK, lbs. Lost Frandor. ■ilMMER. SINGLES, AM/FM radio multiplex FURNITURE WANTED: near Frankfurt, return. From weapons used only by the Answers to name "Ivan." ^completely furnished, band, $75. 365-9787. 1-5-25 Highest prices paid, free $165. Anne Munnich, U.S.," he said. "What Please call 351-7231. ■ utilities, kitchen, parking, TV AMPEX STEREO radio I estimates, TREASURE CHEST, 625-3188. 9-6-1 REWARD! 3-5-29 355-7846. C-4-5-30 Announcements for It's Crisis in America will present affected me most, I guess, were the children. I watched nge, laundry, very close, What's Happening must be Joel Geier, national cassette recorder secretary ). 332 5722 or 484-9774. - player EUROPE FROM $229 - Round received in the State News of the International many of them die from with Garrard LOST - BLACK wallet Socialists, 104-31 turntable, $285 trip jets, advance booking office, 341 Student Services speaking on the U.S. in the '70s their terrible wounds. It 351-1582. 5-6-1 containing photographs of Bldg., by 1 and the role of revolutionaries at only, call now EAST p.m. at least two wasn't easy to work in that great sentimental value in For Sale ^ BAND BROKE UP 203C Wells Hall. Call LANSING VACATION class No days before publication. will 7:30 p.m. today in 35 Union. hospital. - super 355-8646. 5-5-31 TRAVEL, 351-2650. 5-6-1 accepted by phone. "Those are days I'll never deals on virtually all new The Park and Recreation equipment. All name brands. FREE - 3 year old male WEEKLY BAHAMAS flights At Club will hold a campout at 820 forget. Who could forget an IeCIAL SALE - Gibson Call Freemen, 5-7pm. Terms. mixbreed healthy, good FOUND: SIAMESE cat in East from $199. Call now, EAST 10 tonight on Audio Barry Road, Haslett Saturday American sergeant who was Lansing / Okemos Aftermath, progressive rock and ■ guitars at 40% off. Also big 351-2740. 5-6-1 companion, house trained. area. Call LANSING and Sunday. Meet at 11 a.m. brought it with both arms ■ savings on Guild, Madeira, 351-2672. C-3-5-29 VACATION a special on tenant - landlord Saturday at the Natural Not good with children, call TRAVEL. 351-2650. 5-6-1 and a leg blown off, asking I Yamaha and all other guitars relationships, WKAR-FM stereo, Resources Bldg. BEST OFFER TAKES 484-4895 after 5pm. 5-5-30 90.S. - Bed, LOST — ONE pair silver wire me how he could play ball ELDER LY - spring, mattress, two end framed WANTED - PERSON to The Naval War Gaming Club with his sons again? Or the ■ instruments, 541 East FREE glasses, please call Gay people tables, dresser, chest pale PUPPY, three month old, backpack, hitch through West - need help at the will meet at 6:30 p.m. Monday ■ Grand River, (below - 353-0011.3-5- 25 end of the term? two - year - old Vietnamese green antique finish, solid male, cocker / beagle cross, this summer. Call Tutoring is in the North Hubbard Hall ■ paramount) 332-4331, Jane, k mahagony underneath. 8 house broken, needs home FOUND: 337-0483. 1-5-.25 available through the office. Call lounge. baby who died in my arms ONE circular, gold ■ 1-7pm. C-4-5-25 drawer Colonial dresser. with yard. 332-3771. 3-5-25 earring. Near Snyder - Phillips 3S3-979S and leave a message. The MSU Mennonite after 45 minutes of trying Modern walnut to keep her alive?" Sowders dining room 5/2/73. 485-8615 after 3pm. The South Collegiate Fellowship will meet for table - 5 chairs. Walnut cane LABRADOR RETRIEVER ' C-3-5-25 Fellowship will said. sponsor a bike worship and discussion at 9:30 coffee table, teacarts, puppies. Blacks and yellows. After deserting trip. Anyone interested should a.m. Sunday in 31 Union. in 1970, women's, boy's clothing, $80 - $125. Call 351-6468. LOST - AT PINE RIVER canoe meet at 2 p.m. Monday in the Members of the Fellowship of he said he lived miscellaneous. Saturday, FOR QUALITY service Natural Resources Bldg. parking camp site, light blue ski on Hope will be guests. A picnic at underground in Detroit, stereo lot. Bring a sack lunch. Potter 9-5pm, 793 Tarleton, East jacket. 351-1035. 5-5-25 equipment, see the Park will follow the EXTRA SPECIAL Lansing. 351-5371. 1-5-25 FREE - NEED home for 114 STEREO SHOPPE. 543 East meeting. Visitors are welcome. Chicago and New York, cut year old male neutered Grand River. C-5-31 The W o off from his family and dog, LOST BLUE Dawes BARGAINS — Undergraduate Student The Bicycling Club will friends and drifting from "END WATERGATE WITH black, 25 lbs.. Spaniel mix. Realmrider 10 s peed, $50 REMAINDER Advisory Council will hold sponsor medium - hard rides in HONOR" 337-1823. 5-6-1 reward. Call HURRY — 20% discount on all one low - paying job to bumper stickers. Claude, elections through today. Ballots the country at 2 and 3:30 p.m. OF TERMI 50c and a self 351-4491. Please return carpet cleaning during the are available in most social work another. - addressed my today, weather permitting. Meet FREE KITTENS lovable friend. 5-5-25 month of May! Don't delay classes or in 254 Baker Hall. stamped envelope to Remeny - in front of the Men's IM. AJI I Velocipede Peddler for Representative, 131 summer companions. Call - contact us now. BEE cyclists are welcome. 351-1686 after 3pm. 2-5-25 CLEAN JANITOR SERVICE Petitions for Off - Campus Watergate S41E. Grand River Linda Knoll, Bloomfield Personal 'Hills, Ml 48013. / CO., 914 Filley, Lansing. Council are available in 334 Summer students interested JDownstairs 351 7240J 3-5-25 484-7275T. 10-5/31 Student Services Bldg. and are due today. The election will be in the self - defense technique of 2 ALTEC - LANSING. 1208A hap - hi do can attend a (continued from page 1) held Tuesday at Berkey Hall. Voice of the Theatre P.A. PREGNANT? WE understand. ROTO TILLING and soil practice session from 7 to 9 lURNITURE: EARLY - tonight in the Judo Room, or 7 President Nixon told cabinets with JBL 0130 Call us. PREGNANCY pulverization. Phone a ■ AMERICAN: 2 end tables, 1967 to 9 p.m. Tuesday in the Men's PARKWOOD 12'x55', 2 COUNSELING. 372-1560 482-6430, 393-0288. $10 cheering, applauding ■ coffee table, desk. New last speakers, $400. Call 1M, Room 203. 332-3827 after 5pm. 4-5-25 bedrooms, excellent 0=5=31 minimum. 11-6-1 audience of former ■October. Moving to condition, ■ California. many extras. American POWs that it is 355-0858. 5-5-30 Webberville BOARD EXAM TUTORING HOME QUADRAPHONIC STEREO location. REMODELING and "time to stop - Call after Tutoring classes making heros IlRARY deck, amp, speakers, Dolby. 5:30pm, 1- now being cabinetry. Very reasonable out of those who steal BOOKS, discards, Must 521-3294. 5-5-30 formed for the Free estimates. Call Jim Two Soviet films will be The ■ llks be heard to be coming rates. Video Cable TV secrets new, over 1000. 25c, 50c LSAT, MCAT, DAT, Board shown by the Russian and East Workshop will be held from 7 an publish them in _-A Beautiful import appreciated. Call 489-2148 Wolnosky, 351-8753. 3-5-30 to gifts. 4-5-25 AMERICAN 1970 - 12'x50', exams. For information call European Studies Program at 11 tonight in the Married newspapers." ■ Phone 669-9311. 3-5-25 7:30 p.m. today and 2 p.m. Housing Office. Nixon spoke to about many extras, including 313-354-0085. 0-2-5-28 SUMMER HUMAN All those growth Saturday in 102B Wells Hall. interested welcome. GUNS, RIFLES, and handguns washer and dryer. Available are 450 former Vietnam W TRAILER all aluminum, program. Experienced of all kinds. Buy, trade and June 1st. Call ,694-8408 after TV RENTALS $23 anvas top, good per term, facilitators Jan and Dave Crossroads Cycle will sponsor The MSU Tolkien Fellowship prisoners and asked them to tires, ready sell. BOB'S GUN SHOP, 6pm. 3-6-25 $9.50 ■ togo except license, $100 or per month. Free Runyan. 349-1258. B1-5-25 three bike tours departing at 10 will meet at 8 tonight in the help his administration in 2412 South Cedar, call delivery, service and pick-up. North Hubbard Hall lounge to tyest offer on Saturday, 371-2244. 18-6-1 FOR SALE - 1969 12'x50' No a.m. Saturday from East Lansing keeping America's military deposit. Stereos available TUTOR WANTED for advanced High School to Lake Lansing. 10 discuss plans for the stone troll _ tay 26. See and buy at 2810 American, 1972, full sized at same rates. Call a.m. Sunday from the commuter strength high. The POWs ■ Hopkins, Lansing. 2 blocks washer and dryer, plus shag NEJAC, Probability Theory. Time were here for a special ■ north AAA RANDALL HEALTH FOOD carpeting. Air conditioning, 337-1300. C-5-31 flexible. Paid highly. Call lot to Mason and 10 a.m. building (Grand 355-2992. 3-5-29 Monday from Everett High The Afric homecoming salute from ■ toerl. 3-5-25 8'x12' porch. Outside storage WOLVERINE School to Eaton Rapids. Liberation Committee will i the President. shed and YEARBOOKS to discuss skirting, on corner are here. Pick up in room 30 news monitoring, JtoFY DOUBLE bed, wrought Brookfleld Plaza lot in beautiful Windmill Student Services 9am to SKY - HIGH TREE SERVICE. The TV-Radio Golf news of Africa and other 1331 E. Grand River Professional work, fully Tournament will be held from projects at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in *2" ■ A9-0382 'rame. cheapl Call persistently! 2-5-25 Downtown Park, in Holt. Immediate possession. Phone 694-0863. 2-5-30 5pm. 3-5-25 insured. 351-2756 after 7-6-1 2pm. 1:32 Forest to 2:44 p.m. Akers West June course. 2 at All the Captain's Room, Union. The Meat thefts J«TABLE I Peanuts Personal i campus broadcasters are invited Society for Creative HOOVER washer to sign up at the bulletin board Anachronism wilt convene this (continued from page 1) c TEAC 1250 tape deck, 3 motor, drVer, good condition, PARKWOOD MOBILE HOME Instructions near the TV-Radio weekend in Ann Arbor for ■nO each. Call dual bias, auto - reverse. 1 Dept. in the mornings, — two bedrooms, fully Union. Call 355-3037 with spring tournament and training the shoplifters caught are year old, immaculatel $375 goings, 339 8063. 5-5-29 carpeted, air conditioned, SHEETS, WHAT can I say questions. students. or best offer. 332-4302 cancelled. Madrigal and recorder appliances included, located except I Love Youl Thanks CERAMIC evenings. 4-5-25 in Capitol Park, just minutes CLASSES for classes are terminated for the The loss from such _t ■ »nv car J CASSETTE deck; from campus. $3,000. Call for everything. Remember students, faculty, staff all thefts, he said, "is regained cassette deck, car the Promise. 1-5-25 year around. 627-2204.1-6-25 lakers, MARANTZ 1200 Typing Service through an increase in the 30 tapes. Ed, intergraded Diane Hunter 1- 224-2245 or ^ Gay Liberation will hold a |®[-5196. 3-5-29 stereo Dual amp 200 watt RMS. 1219 stereo changer. SIMON REAL ESTATE, 1- RON, THANKS for everything. What do you say? Lets work CHOIR DIRECTOR neetted work meeting at noon Sunday. price of secondary meat items such as cold cuts, and J? ,3 speed bicycles, $40 each. AR 3A stereo speakers. _ 224-6736. 4-5-29 church in small community Rides to the farm will leave things out. 1-5-25 THESES, TYPING, printing, from the hot dogs." IS?.?*"* or 332-5266. Pentax spotmatic 35mm SLR NICE FOR COTTAGE - near Lansing. Must be available by September. For binding. Reasonable prices. west Union. Call 35 3-9795 if you door of the "Most of our meats are camera. Nikkor 35mm S2.8 10'x50' National, carpeted, JAN WELCOME, it's Call have difficulties. sold the counter. The appliances, air conditioned, great to information call COMMERCIAL over lens. New Vivitar zoom have 627-6886 youl Love PRINTING, JKEYE "and new, INSTAMATIC II never used I - lenses, discount prices, $139. skirting, 7'x9' storage 1-5-25 AEPhis. BL-1-5-25 10-6-1 337-0712. Free U: Movement and only meat that can is the packaged meat which be stolen 126 1000 used 8 track tapes, $1 building. Must be moved. Sensuality through Dance and ■cartridge I«7n?ann' l«?-9UO / cubes, 332-1 756, $15. and up. 1000 used stereo albums, 50c and up. 8 track 484-9769 after 4pm. 6-6-1 5th you FLOOR know West Wilson, do of any paper | Typing Service^|jjylj TYPING ELECTRIC machine, Massage - 8 p.m. Monday, 312 Agriculture Hall; Yoga - 7 a.m. is in the self - service case and I have noticed a gradual eveningsl 5-5-31 AVAILABLE JUNE 8'x31', Monday through Friday. Union increase in the amount and cassette decks, auto tape - drives? Thanks for the fun, it Green Room; Guitar for J" CONDITIONER - 7,500 players, used portable stereos near campus, $800 or best was great. Fonebone. 1-5-25 ANN BROWN. Typing and Beginners - call Fri stolen," Bill Gavin, owner offer. Call 351-1797. I Tu> 1971, used one $15 up. Polaroid cameras. multilith offset printing. Mei for of Gavin's Thriftway on $5 up. Movie cameras, B-3-5-29 Complete llrnJler- P9-3906. 3-5-25 $12°- Phone DEAR TRI-DELTS, Quit while service for PROFESSIONAL IBM typing Begin will East Kalamazoo street, said. projectors, binoculars, TV 1956 DREAM HOME - 8'x40', you're a-head. Love, the dissertations, theses, ( P ica-Elite). 11 through the summer. Call in and "The majority of the years sign up. New sets, tested and guaranteed, 1 Godfathers. 1-5-25 manuscripts, general typing, people ai bedroom, furnished, cheep, experience. SAN D1,339-8934. welcome. Free U needs people we catch stealing uT TELECASTER also - radios, typewriters — IBM. 23 years experience. C-5-31 meat ■ :;al/ender amplifier. Will portables and electrics, _332-608614;5;25 349-0850. C-5-31 someone summer to teach macrame this well as someone to are young men and as ladies between the ages of ■ iT Sh°wman or Twin. B™1" adding machines, $29 up. NEW MOON - 12'x60', front EXPERIENCED IBM EXPERIENCED IBM typing. handle some kind of encounter 18 and 35. We haven't 489-3025. 3-5-25 Italian wall tapestries. living room, partly carpeted, typing, group. Toning up - 6 p.m. (Pica Elite). 1331 East Dissertations. (Pica Elite). WILCOX SECOND HAND air conditioning. Dimondale, FOR SALE. 10 acre parcels on - - Wednesday 34 Women's IM for , caught very many over 30," -N STORE, 509 East Michigan, Phone 646-6363. 10-5-29 Kalamazoo. Cell 489-1058. FAYANN.489-0358. C-5-31 exercise. New Gavin said. ■• CONTINENTAL - Mason Road - 20 minutes to B1-5-25 people are Lansing. 485-4391. Trades, welcome. Male Consciousness I knJ,rame' 10 spwsd- Deluxe 1972 VINDALE 14'x65'with campus. Some with trees and Raising - call the office. Blues "We compensate for this layaway, bank cards. | - ■ Jr96 rack' 8nd generator loss by trying to cut a 30 | *, $100. Phone f-5:30pm daily. C-5-31^ expando, furnished, 2 some with a stream. $10,500 and up. HUB REAL ESTATE EXPERIENCED TYPIST, close to MSU. Electric Transp Harp - 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Snyder lobby. A French Apres - per cent profit margin. If no ■ *5-2771. 3-5-25 bedroom, 484-2134. 6-5-29 typewriter. Midi will SERVICE, 546-9400. 6-6-1 Call 349-1773 be held at 4:30 p.m. meat was stolen we could ONE NEW Whitewall twin-belt evenings and 1961 10'x50', Ster. Good weekends. 373-6726 HEADING WEST after finals? Tuesday with the music of reduce that profit to 20 per chest SALE WEEK- tire, size F-78-15. $20. EAST LANSING - University Girl needs ride anywhere near Jacques Brel and a poetry *"J is 351-3257. 3-5-30 condition, near campus, call weekdays. 0-1-5-25 cent," he said. family clothing Jim, 353-5420 after 5pm. Drive, 3 bfedroom, large lot, Yellowstone by June 11. meeting. Please call Free U to All merchandise Cath: 355-1950. 5-5-25 confirm before coming. Rides Meanwhile at Eberhard's 5-5-25 1V4 baths, recreation room, 2 COMPLETE THESES |J»Pt consignment w,„ reduced. WHITE GOLD .7 carat, fireplaces, central air. SERVICE. Discount printing. will leave at 4 p.m. from the grocery store, next to the K~ 30*. May 31 - marquis cut diamond ring, $500 or best offer. 351-3257. 1968 REMBRANDT - front Excellent condition. Phone IBM typing and binding of Free U office. Frandor Shopping Center, liw^8. 485-0865. E«*t Michigan, 1-6-26 5-6-1 and rear bedrooms. 5 miles from MSU, $3300. 641-4331. 332-3155. 3-5-29 theses, resumes, publication. The MSU Circle Club will Morris Brown, asst. Across from campus, corner meet at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday in manager, said, "A lot more 2-5-29 WARDCLIFF, 3 bedroom brick 104 Besscy Hall. John Cauley, meat is being stolen from AQUARIUM 29 gallons M.A.C. and Grand River, area's COMPLETE, cabinet stand, AMERICAN PRESIDENT ranch, treed 141'x153' lot, fireplaces, gas corner below Jones Stationery Shop. Call COPYGRAPH WANTED SECOND share 2 bedroom apartment. man to director Bureau, will speak of the on Volunteer interests this store recently last Saturday we caught a "Just light, cover, fish, etc. $100 or deluxe model, 64'x 12', 1971. and involvements of the bureau. heat, basement, double Summer, Howard, 332-2392. newesi best offer. 489 2078. 3-5-30 $5500, must sell. 625-7563 anytime. 5-6-1 garage. 332-2212. 5-5-30 SERVICES, C-5-31 ' 337-1666. 5-6-1 Everyone is welcome. man trying to steal $80 worth of meat. He had TEN CHANNEL microphone The telle Stables mixer, individual reverb, DETROITER 1971 DONT MISS this onelll! 7V4 PROFESSIONAL IBM DONT FORGET blood comes Organization MSU will Diplomacy hold its taken a garbage bag from a shelf container and filled it - 60'x12', acres country home, 4 large tone, volume controls, $650. dissertation typing. only from people. weekly game at 9 tonight in the carpeted, skirting, shed. MA with a bunch of meat," Ride over 349-9293. 5-6-1 Phone days, 393-3820, bedrooms, 2 full baths, large English degree. MARTY Professional donors North Hubbard Hall lounge. All recreation room, 3 fireplaces. compensated. MICHIGAN are incited. Brown said. "And the week weekends, nights, 625-3687. Full NORTH, 351-3487. C-5-31 Ml acres UTILITY TRAILER - $70, basement plus COMMUNITY BLOOD The before that we caught two wood icebox, $40. Antique breezeway and 2 car garage CENTER. 337-7183. Hours Convention for a men trying to steal $40 with Responsible Council will hold a 589-8814 buffet. $36. Table, 4 chairs, NEW MOON, 1969 - 12'x60', blacktop driveway. One mile north of Mason, direct TYPING TERM papers and theses, Electric typewriter. Monday, Thursday and Friday »4:30pm. Tuesday and campaign meeting at 2 p.m. worth of meat by carrying it $30. Other furniture, partially furnished, 2 Sunday at S01 MAC Ave., out in a cardboard box l^ie, Michigan street to MSU. To be sold by Fast reasonable. 485-8357. 112 bedrooms, $4600 or best service. 349-1904. Wednesday 12-6:30pm. basement research office. we had used for owner. Call 676-4184. 7-6-1 a East Kllborn. 1-5-25 offer. Phone 627-2273. 5-6-1 6-6-1 C-5-31 Everyone is welcome. display." 18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 25, i9- ALONG AREA ROADS County By CHRIS DANIELSON may of all county roads except eroded aid litter pickup ditches and shoulders for a better State News Staff Writer sprinkling chloride on gravel responsible for state highways and streets appearance and contracts to litter and for It's a hot day. You are within limits. incorporated city roads two or three times annually to keep dust down have all gravel roads treated with chloride at least twice on mowingp* campus north of sweltering in your car. And and L a"e Though litter along these to retain the clay a year, Jenks added. Road * it's going to get worse particles which hold the experimental farms roads is not picked up on a Though no figures on the because you have almost roads together. the rest of the regular basis, a pilot cost of this type of camJ finished upkeep roadways, drinking a program to determine the Caltrider said that are kept, he said that the he added He said litter 1 refreshing can of V-8 juice. cost and effectiveness of though there might be some State Highway Dept. paid is worst You drain the can in a detrimental effects the gulp such litter collection was to the the city $1,250 to pick up spring, when stud and toss it out the environment caused by the are outside open begun last week along Cedar litter along the three state a lot, and window chloride treatment in the areas around the Street, which from . If you're runs highways - M-78, Grand south east driving on a Mason through Holt to summer and salting roads in River and Michigan Avenue residence „ campus of East Lansing the winter, no citizen complexes has the Lansing, Caltrider said. -- that run through the city, m road, chances are that the complaints have been garbage strewn across Currently only objects and $3,100 for grass and The only th, can eventually will be that may prove to be traffic received. weed control of gravel picked up by a University or Donald their the main part of road8 hazards or drainage Jenks, East shoulders this year. campus city employe. the service obstructions - such as Lansing superintendent of John Zink, MSU drives ni Cans and other litter may grounds police quonset huts discarded appliances - are parks, streets and refuse supervisor, said that 23 full soon be collected from the are treated in the carted away from county collection, said litter along time gardeners are si 1,100 miles of road cared city streets was removed on Zink said. roadsides by the for by the Ingham County slow or rainy days. commission, he noted. Road Commission too, He noted that the litter Other road maintenance Robert Caltrider, conducted by the county was most evident in the commission office engineer, includes mowing the grass spring, after the snow said Thursday. melted and along road shoulders to worst along The commission is M-78 and near Valley Court. keep a clear line of vision, responsible for the upkeep The city also mows road ditching roads and repairing Symposium prize-winning What's your craft? We probably have it... Candlemaking, Paint by number, Decoupage, Iconage, 3-D, Mosiac, Suede! Robert Woodward of the Washington arrangements with a noted Washington Resins, Beads, Macrame and many more Post and Rep. Paul McCloskey, R-Cal., will conservative as well. from the "self espression" store. be the featured speakers at a symposium Other speakers at the symposium will on "The Historical and Constitutional include Walter Adams, distinguished Precedents of Watergate" at 3 p.m. professor of economics, and other STORE HOURS Wednesday in the Auditorium. professors. Tues. Wed. Sat. 10 a.m. to 6 Woodward and Carl Bernstein, p.m. are The symposium will conclude with Mon. Thurs. Fri. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. credited by the Post with pressing the informal discussions and coffee in Case investigation of the Watergate bugging Hall with the speakers. scandal. Admission will be $1 for those with an It brought the Washington Post the 1973 Pulitzer Prize for public service. The MSU indentification card and $1.50 for the fabrics. i^iiu. 'i(. miris public. symposium will begin with an account of The ASMSU student board allocated up Dog da ys maxjm "getting under the covers" of the scandal, to $3,700 Thursday for the symposium Larry Bartram, assistant to ASMSU president Ed Grafton, said Thursday. through Great Issues, a cabinet member. All contributions and admission will be used to cover debts incurred receipts mcxry Bob Goldman, Detroit junior, lets his dog Gunnar jump for a stick which makes for a McCloskey, who ran against President by the STADIUM PLAZA symposium. The ASMSU allocation will good time for both the man and his best friend. Playing fetch is a good way to spend Nixon in the Republican presidential 2793 E. Grand River, East cover any debts left outstanding. Lansing some time outdoors when ttie weather takes a turn for the good as it has for the last primaries last year, will take part in a panel few days. discussion with Woodward and other James Madison College has contributed State News photo by Dale Atkins guests. $150, and the Dept. of Political Science is (The List Bartram said he is trying to finalize expected to contribute $150, Bartram said. DOMINO'S Stop >n PIZZA With summer fast content and amount of Charles, in 7th grade, is approaching, the Volunteer structure, so the volunteer failing classes in junior Bureau has received a can choose the most high...he's been suspended number of requests for suitable one for him/herself. three times as well. He volunteers to become One of the day - care seems to be hyperactive and involved this summer. In centers asks to know who cannot adjust to the general, those requests will volunteer by the end of classroom even though he is would require the volunteer to find transportation some means unless of the term. A WSI certified lifeguard is needed for one weekend capable. Since he has no father at home, a male FREE 30 MINUTE DELIVERY volunteer might also be able otherwise stated. If to assist with a Girl Scout to provide an adult male interested in these Troop June 15 -17. Room, model that might help possibilities, or if you would board and transportation Charles get at some of his 351-7100 like to explore others, you can be provided and the difficulties. The Volunteer can contact the Volunteer volunteer will have only a Bureau can provide some Bureau at 353-4400 or drop few hours scheduled at the help in tutorial methods and by the office at 27 Student lake and the remainder of transportation can be Services Bldg. The Volunteer Action the time free. In arranged through the | There must be some logical reason why our business! Ionia, volunteers family. 966 Trowbridge Road ■ keeps getting bigger and even better all the time - mB Corps, a group of student interested in the arts and A first grade ■ volunteers providing short crafts areas are needed to girl, Sue, is spite of increased competition — Check us out! e'eR term • having troubles with I at Marshalls you'll find the most knowledgablej manpower assistance run programs at the numbers and vocabulary. largest Hi-Fi serviced The Pizza ■ honest sales people and the People of MSU. to Lansing community Michigan Reformatory. Her mother said that Sue residents, will be continuing Times and activities can be needs explaining to a lot, I facilities in Central Michigan. a operations this summer and arranged according to a and has trouble with adding I Our $300 system is only one illustration of the many| will need a number people helping. Volunteers of volunteer's interests. and subtracting. ■ component choices we offer. It Features: ■ The SONY STR 6036 AM/FM-FM stereo receiver. j in this program find ■ delivers more Honest power than nearly all "«■ It| themselves moving people, | competition, at unusually low distortion o« painting houses and mowing lawns. Volunteers often I remarkable clarity. Tune sensitivity and selectivity work together as a group. I insure excellent reception. Includes oiled wa null Several medical facilities | enclosure. ThJ speaker systems. in the Lansing area are I Jensen's model 2 two - way J establishing new volunteer \ twos have recieved several enthusiastic reviews iW programs beginning this ■ independant tests as well as in the leading consume™ summer. Many of these will magazines. We think you'll agree when you continue into the fall term. them. . a A preschool The Garrard 42M/S automatic record changer is °«| • age girl of retarded parents needs favorite medium price turntable because it pavi someone to come in and records precisely, automatically and 9ent'v" ■ teach her to speak and to give proper responses to supply it complete with base, cover, and SHUR ma^ stimuli. She is not retarded, elliptical cartridge. but needs an additional model besides her parents. Complete with 50' speaker wire and our comprehensive 5 year part 3 ▼ Cfjffjl Times can be arranged. Preschool programs both year labor warranty coverage wVl on and off - campus are (•STANTON OYNAPHASE FORTY STEREO asking for volunteers to HEADPHONES. Refl. $40.00 with system $32.ou> , _ interact with the children. Stop in soon and discover why dealing w * Marshall people is just a little bit better. We re The situations vary in we'll be your last stop and your first choice. 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