1973 rs the michigan Volume 65 Number 165 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Wednesaay, May 30, 1973 MSU students believe Nixon covered scandal By NANCY CRANE be impeached as a result of the case. Chip Kroveman, Birmingham State News Staff Writer "I hope that there will be grounds senior, said, "I think that there is a The President may not have for impeachement," James Coyle, double standard of justice involved. planned the Watergate break-in said Ludington senior, said. "However, I Nixon said the kids who went to several students interviewed by the don't think the affair will get to the Canada should come back to face State News Tuesday. implication of Nixon. Though he's not American justice. Now Nixon should However, they believe President Nixon did in a very good position he has not face that same justice." try to cover up the affair. done enough to warrant About 15 students were impeachment." Five of the 15 students approached interviewed for impressions on the for an interview did not have any idea Watergate affair. Coyle also said there are probably of what the too Watergate affair was Michael Griffith, Geveland, many legal loopholes through about. Ohio, which the President could graduate student, escape said, "I think President Nixon knew about the prosecution for a Watergate coverup. Angie Bickle, Constantine cover-up (of the break-in). sophomore, said, "Being your atypical Some students feel that President MSU student I don't know "Anyway, he's incompetent as Nixon is criminally guilty in the anything about the situation president whether he knew or didn't except for what I Watergate affair and should be see in the State News. I don't think I know," Griffith said. "If he did know, punished. he was obviously could comment." engaging in illegal activities. If he didn't know, then what kind of President would allow subterfu^ mass WHITE HOUSE SAYS A SMSU among his subordinates?" Michael Johnson, St. Joseph senior, said that though the President may have been involved in the Watergate panelists affair, people should give Nixon every benefit of the doubt before they pass Nixon not judgement on him. far and Johnson said he is sympathetic toward Nixon because, "in his own Robert Woodward, one of two blundering way it seems as if he would do something for the country." in bugging Johnson also said that most Washington Post reporters who won people are tired of the Pulitzer Prire for coverage of the hearing about Watergate. FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES Gail Floyd, Detroit senior, agreed with Watergate affair, will speak today at a Johnson, adding: "I don't believe you The Watergate investigators will get symposium sponsored by ASMSU trust the government. titled "On can It's possible no testimony from President Nixon, Watergate." that the Democrats have much the White House said Tuesday. Kissinger, responding to Also as a question, featured at the symposium corruption (as the Republicans). You said he does not intend to will be "We feel it would be resign Rep. Paul McCloskey, R - can never believe what you're told." because of controversy surrounding his Calif.; George Will, editor of the Most of the students interviewed constitutionally inappropriate," said role in the matter. press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler. "It National Review; Walter Adams, believed that the Senate hearings on would do violence to the separation of professor of economics at MSU and Watergate would uncover the truth in Special Watergate prosecutor the Watergate incident. powers." Archibald Cox officially began his Zolton Ferency, professor of criminal 78' justice at MSU. Terry Prowsser, Bangkok, Thailand sophomore said, "The sub - committee sworn Ziegler said the ban applies to testimony, informal statements Watergate investigation Tuesday and one of his first actions is expected to The symposium will be at 3 be the p.m. is doing the best job they can. The and written responses to written placement of one of his men in held in the Auditorium. Admission the U.S. attorney's office to go over Senators are not afraid to confront questions. n will be $1 for students with I.D. cards and $1.50 for the general public. people with conflicting testimony. Meanwhile, a White House briefing, evidence from the beginning. They have subpenaed everybody who In federal court has been implicated. presidential adviser Henry A.Kissinger Tuesday, Roy acknowledged Ills office supplied the Sheppard was granted immunity for "This, I believe justifies my faith in his the Senate names of aides to be tapped in an testinibny before the Senate hearings," Prowsser committee which its televised concluded. investigation of news leaks in 1969. resumes hearings June 5. Sheppard is the Several Kissinger aides were among Women's group upset There were some students who did trucking company employe' who those whose phones were wire tapped removed cartons of documents from not have the same faith in the Senate during a 1969 investigation of a series the White House after theWatergate hearings as Prowsser. of leaks. One of them, Kissinger said, breakin last year, reportedly on orders. Sylvia Sharma, Okemos graduate student, said, "It is disturbing that the hearings are not court proceedings. If over bills on abortions they were court proceedings they might get to the issues of preserving the laws. "As it is, these proceedings are By MAUREEN McDONALO only The U.S. Supreme Court decision At least five bills have been an airing of the issues. They won't State News Staff Writer to legalize abortions in the first six introduced in the legislature to limit soothe the people who are afraid that A series of bills introduced in the months of pregnancy, made abortions and regulate abortions in their phones are bugged," Sharma said. Michigan. a medical question between a woman And some of the backers of these lichigan legislature designed to Even though most of the students (filiate abortions have aroused the and her doctor. Though the decision measures were former believed Nixon was probably guilty of supporters of sncern of women's rights groups. settled the moral question, state abortion reform. a coverup of the Watergate break-in, The chief bone of contention is a legislators are far from satisfied. (continued on page 10) most believed the President would not il which would permit hospitals, linics and their employes to refuse to »form abortions. The Senate has already EQUAL TIME NOT GUARANTEED wrwhelmingly approved the bill and is expected that the House will pass similar bill. w Members of the Michigan Women's jommission, the National Ionization for Women and the Bchigan Women's Political Caucus are imantly opposed to the bill. Ruling made By MIKE GALATOLA on But, echoing Chief Justice Warren media decision; the commission no longer has "The bill sets a State News Staff Writer E. Burger's remarks, Gross said, "The dangerous to develop the guidelines. 'ecedent for ability to spend should not be a regulating medical Speaking for the majority, Burger Prices offered Local television stations say that controlling factor in the presentation by hospitals," Pat said that the lower court's ruling "M, executive director of the Tuesday's Supreme Court ruling of conflicting views." would unduly restrict day - to - ■omen's commission said Charles A. day Tuesday. allowing radio and TV stations to refuse McFadden, general editorial decisions of broadcast No legislation is to sell broadcast time to manager of WJRT TV in Flint, necessary to allow groups - stations by removing "journalistic "spitals to refuse to provide wishing to air controversial issues will declined to comment on how the discretion." ®ergency care, delivery room service help stations to stay in business. ruling would affect the station's Burger warned that unrestricted r 49c sterilization operations," she said. Instead of passing legislation The court said in two decisions that neither the First Amendment nor programming. "We are aware of the ruling but not access to broadcast time might allow "the views of the affluent (to) prevail 'tempting to federal law governing the the details of it," McFadden said. "We over those of others, since circumvent court's tney would tcis'°n, the communications industry gives those don't know how it affets WJRT's have it within their power to purchase legislature should cern itself with the health of who want to air "editorial" views an policy until we've had an opportunity time more frequently." ™en in this absolute right to purchase braodcast to review and digest the opinions " state," Silea said, time. The court held in the first decision, ajlea saidhasthe ' ation intent of abortion "To rule otherwise would make it 4-2, that the First Amendment does Ues expanded into wider This legislation takes a impossible for us to function," William not require broadcasters to accept Canada quits handed, negative attitude that the J. Hart, general manager of WILX - TV controversial commercials. In a 6-2 rerns of moralists in Jackson, said. "Anything we would vote, the court said in a second . Portant than that of a are woman more who put on the air could be challenged for decision that the Communications Act role on peace ""sthe health real or imaginary reasons, and we does not require stations to sell service, she siad. would have to allow those criticisms to broadcast time to groups desiring to be aired. air controversial views. The broadcast issue was raised in unit in Vietnam "What if the guy disagreeing hiside Wednesday you doesn't have the money to with buy 1970 when a group named Business Canada announced Tuesday its time?" Hart said. "Then you'd have to Executives Move for Vietnam Peace contingent of the international peace - classes and the State News race give him free air time, and the first guy was refused time to air an antiwar keeping body in Vietnam will be Jhe end of the term on Friday, we who already paid for his broadcast commercial on a Washington radio withdrawn in 60 days. ^er inside: station. Canada is represented on the truce time would say 'Now you've got to P|RGIM The Federal Communications supervisory force, which had never reports on ambulance give me free time to reply."' "We just wouldn't be able to deal Commission (FCC) rejected a request worked as well as hoped, by a 290 - "J*-Page 3. ecVde this and other newspapers with all the conflicting opinions," Hart by the antiwar group and by the member force that began operations said. Democratic National Committee later last January. Canada agreed to ln9 spring cleaning. Page 2. Harold Gross, chairman of the that year that it require broadcasters participate only on the condition that board of directors of Gross to sell time for comment on public the commission have a reasonable Sunny weather Telecasting, Inc., which owns WJIM - TV in Lansing, agreed with the ruling. issues. But a U.S. Court of Appeals chance of successful operations. Canadian Foreign Secretary Kissinger briefs "I believe stations shouldn't be overturned the FCC decision in 1971, Mitchell Sharp, who announced the SHUnnV weather compelled to accept advertising on ordering the commission to work out withdrawal, previously said the Presidential adviser Henry A. Kissinger briefs newsmen at the ^ ^'"fl temporarily run out of rain, controversial issues," Gross said. "The "reasonable guidelines" on the duty of commission was not functioning as White House Tuesday. He said wiretapping is "a distasteful i, iJJeather be forecast for today insists fairness doctrine, which makes the broadcasters. well as Canada felt necessary. The pullout had been widely rumored in thing," but he acknowledged that his office supplied the names sunny with highs in the lower presentation of both sides of an issue Saigon. of Kissinger aides to be mandatory, is the best protection that Tuesday's Supreme Court ruling, in „ tapped in an investigation of news leaks. can be reasonably attained." effect, reinstates the FCC's 1970 (continued on page 10) AP Wirephoto 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Mi The Michigan House of the establishment of faster to color before depositing it in one of the beginning only three of the year The L Msu an and more efficient campus recycling bins. P 1 he private Representatives Tuesday experimental police, fire emergency Receptacles are located on the loading with wraps service to s approved over $53 million and emergency Genesse County He said he . docks of the Biochemistry Building and mw compet in state funds for the state communications center would like to see the plan Hubbard, Holmes, Holden and Akers irch Groi police budget for the fiscal within Genesee County. adopted for residence halls. 85 other counties year, beginning July 1. Rep. Dale Kildee, D - in the state. The Married Housing Student Union jlance con Flint, sponsor of the "The state police is the recently bought two newspaper collection aspect of One amendment to the bill provided $226,000 for amendment, said the communications center natural organization to coordinate these facilities" of rapid bins and placed them near the Village and Cherry Lane laundries. The Spartan beginning of this term the entire bill winter term, he paid 0ff bv Thevh"* " th *to jny ,et seen ambu t would allow citizens headded. union intends to have two more set up by He said the added eend°' spoke anywhere within the county The appropriations bill the end of this summer, with one in authority recycle wooden pallets used intend, said t r^irlc to ca!1 one te,ePhone University Village and another in Spartan i?* ei incider I n°w goes to the Senate for in \JlllS nop TrQln, number for police, fire or consideration, Village, Moore said. commerce beginning other possible areas next term aS >t general other emergencies. He said the state police Recycling of computer printout paper during the for programed p,n report face long walk summer. from 1 operating the (dures to communications center ties. would then dispatch the Library collection honors AKITA, Japan (AP) — samples o Two Tokyo schoolgirls, ages nearest state, county or ugh intervi local unit to the call. women 8 and 9, were found walking stigators w along the railroad tracks in Kildee said his onnel. this northern city, bound amendment would provide ^ intervie By LAURA MILLER for home. They said they State News Staff Writer book,"My Love." actively collecting women's current pamphlets and competency Was also the condi got tired of school routine Women's liberation material since 1970 when women's underground theme of numerous novels background [opolitan ai "Nick do you treat all comic books, 19th century the includes and hopped a train to Akita women's movement newspapers, women's written numerous one inst women as if they're just by 300 women books after Saturday classes. When etiquette books sex manuals began emerging said contemporary poetry and writers during the Southern on the Wo ulance con weak little creatures to be and early 20th movement such as they started to walk home, century girls Caroline Blunt, principal popular culture materials. ness servict bent to your will?" asks Renaissance from first edition of a they didn't realize Tokyo adventure books are just a clerk of special collections. The comic, "My Love" "Vind ulance atte Bev, the heroine of the first , 1920-1965. °f the was 355 miles away. few of the items included in The materials are divided which first Rights of Wot jiother exp women's liberation comic appeared in This group of writers one of the an extensive collection of into sections basics i time he 1 on background 1972, is included in the attempts to define the women's materials in the material of the women's movement s driving, women's popular culture collection southern woman MSU Library. movement, American with mystique said. jie to an i some examples of based on the concept of The Library has been radicalism which included number of yet anotl "sexploitation" comics such chivalry and the helpless books are amaz encountere as "Young Romance," female, Blunt said. outspoken for their "Young Lust," "Zap" and "But in oyes who fact, southern and clearly anticipat raining, early "Congession" women were Group required to be womens' magazines. movement bis attenda extremely questions competent in said. "Some of these comics household management." Iderly patie A are hideously sexist and Another popular culture collection He just sto American radicalism depict a rapist attitude airways," t police collection includes includes current drug toward said. Underground women," Blunt comics are numerous editions of early 20th century girl adventure books. on women's undergroung pam| wor to closed che lirway upsi< night McK MIDLAND (UPI) — The American Civil Liberties Union newspapers and collected to depict "Girls at this time were ilance assc Tuesday asked city and state police for a public explanation stories in these news of massive discrimination and much s liste drug raids here last month. more adventurous," seperate collectio Paul Brink, Midland exploitation of women, she Blunt said, listing book devoted to modern ,ntageisex County ACLU chairman, and said. titles such as "The Outdoor would dai George P. Crist Jr., editorial writer for the Bay poetry. and Central City Times One issue of raid "Zap" was„mm Girls in the Air," and "The trtsof the kl Michigan ACLU chairman, asked that drug These five collectio involved in an obscenity Girl see no ii enforcement policies be "reviewed and Aviators and the women's materials changed." case several years ago. The Phantom and i They referred to drug raids April 25 in which 35 persons Airship," to located in tl baseroe library usually collects most ence," he a( were arrested. The ACLU complained support her statement. the Library in the S that the comics from dealers or The constitutional rights of many of those collection of Collections section. arrested were catalogs, but this hard - to - violated. "The only reason we can see for the arrests are publicity and record - is mass nighttime making, neither of which get issue was fished out of a wastebasket librarian. by one olic Chavez's brother a sound reason for violating rights," Brink and Crist said in a letter. While these current comics focus heavily on "sexploitation" and sexual )r c ARTHUR TREACHER'S to talk freedom, the theme of 19th century etiquette and sex on boyco ;ampus p THE ORIGINAL Ti*l) manuals was quite different. "Women were to be of Richard Chavez, brother farm worker leader appearances by ited three i a juvenile, ladies with George M. McGovem virtually no Cesar Chavez, will be on Corettr Scott King cycle from I sexual feelings," Blunt said. he arrests campus tonight to discuss music by Joan Baez. Two great locations "Hiey could be mothers the current lettuce and Chavez is a the total and wives but nice women in Lansing grape boycott developments migrant who has been i arrested Right past Frandor were never sex objects." and a film called "Si Se throughout the ' from rnm can The image of women as Puede." week. AI at 2418 E. Michigan States in publicizing good wives and mothers and The recently completed farm worker's st ed were r and at as competent household film, translated "Yes, We human lie juvenile 4100 S. Logan rights, managers was also carried Can Do It," focuses on the to his pare currently organ over into the late 19th lettuce workers in Arizona statewide boycott stral Shrimp century cookbooks which and the polit leal with dictated women's roles. headquarter! complications that have Detroit. The subject of a woman's resulted. The film includes He will speak at 8 p. [he Off 107 S. Kedzie Hall. 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Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan V, May 30) V'ednesday, May 30, 1973 >ntinue ihr I ,n?Wpicksu > ton of 1 - IRGIM study charges ed more th.J an< mbulance care faulty by the, ^clin8«ln,0 Ute News r five Dw I llVirtA C A Kinrri . term By LINDA SANDEL by The report also claimed that: ASMSU State News Staff Writer People „ •Violations of attendant „e private ambulance industry in Michigan uses unsafe licensing requirements are rampant. Many employes have received licenses on the basis jes with inadequate equipment and engages in cut - or fraudulent Red Cross cards, the report said. ,t competition that endangers lives,thePublic Interest "Red Cross advanced jrch Group in Michigan (PIRGIM), charged Tuesday training is not adequate for ,rity h(>Pes L training of ambulance attendants. V °we an 85-page report, PIRGIM charged private •Red Cross is not able to fot. adequately regulate fraudulent * they purcl ilance companies in Michigan with negligence in nearly use of its credentials. Stores ,t aspect of emergency medical service. •Ambulance regulations under current law permit the "ey hope to ,ny ambulance officials and government agencies had use of vehicles which are not ^ the end ret seen the report Tuesday and could not comment, health care and which are not adequate for emergency safe at high speed. one spokesman for the Michigan Assn. of Ambulance of •Safety checks of emergency vehicles are not '"tends to* ces, said that the report is based on exaggerated fact, adequate. •Many older vehicles used in health in univ ed incidents blown completely out of proportion and licensed. care are not et generalizations. term, and •Many companies do not maintain the minimal '°Pam expai report hits the ambulance industry in 10 areas emergency health care equipment required ng from licensing violations and inadequate training by law. •Companies often engage in cutthroatcompetition such edures to substandard emergency medical treatment as monitoring radios and jumping the calls of other ties. companies or stacking calls xamples of negligence were compiled for the report until (accepting calls they cannot fill) a vehicle is available. ugh interviews conducted by eight volunteer student tigators with 38 government officials and industry •The state Emergency Medical Services 3n onnel. ie interviews took place over a period of seven months structured We had or staffed to deal with or Section is monitor these abuses. a number of independent leads indicating that not ivere conducted in southern Michigan, especially in the ... this (the ambulance industry) was a hot area, particularly und ma ppolitan areas of Detroit, Ann Arbor and Lansing, from the Lansing and Detroit areas," said Michael Peisner numerous i one instance, PIRGIM cites an interview with an coauthor of the report entitled, "They're Supposed to Save i the ulance company ex-employe who alleged that a family Your Life." such as pess service employed a supposedly retarded son as an »n of "Vind ulance attendant. W1B11V . Peisner claimed that Michigan could lose 10 per cent of 'e ghts of Wot basics nother experienced driver reportedly told PIRGIM that ,e time he was forced to stop an emergency vehicle that its federal highway funds unless it upgrades standards required This act by a.1966 federal Highway Safety Act. is Tiny bu novement, fas driving, to explain the basic working of an oxygen an enabling legislation which requires the Holly Kaiser, Battle Creek freshman, and ZiU and other aquatic animals, state more and more human> me to an untrained attendant. to set up specific safety regulations for emergency Zuika, Kalamazoo senior, fill a Mason Hall corridor are trying out the sport. imber of ^ yet another case, an attendant told PIRGIM that he health veh>cles. with streams of little bubbles. Long a pastime of fish State News photo by Susan Sheiner are amaz encountered extreme incompetence on the part of new for their loyes who had supposedly gone through rigorous first - y anticipat^Bnining. movement,1 1 lection radicalism his attendant said that one new employe panicked when Iderly patient went into a cardiac arrest. He just stood back looking, didn't know where to find Bills on inmate airways," the attendant said. "He (the new employe) By ELLEN E. GRZECH urrent long as they like to visiting director, said the pam| closed chest compression on the stomach, tried to use State News Staff Writer on an unsettled grievance. already," Turner said. as long as they want, Turner ien's to privately with their wives department also supports "We don't support this," said. lirway upside down and forgot how to give oxygen." A prisoners' bill of rights, one weekend a month. the "We have a grievance iung wot concept of an Turner said. "The "Our primary concern is night McKesson, public relations spokesman for the guaranteeing inmates voting, "Prisoners need this ombudsman for inmates, as procedure and resident ulance association said he is sure that some of the management the large institution and the visiting and organizing is P?r hese news relief, they need better proposed in one of the bills. so representatives. And we ewsp jj,ences listed in the report do exist but stated that the primarily the identification problem," he collectio privileges, is being treatment," Rep. Jackie It would rather see an think they work." entage is extremely small. considered by committees responsibility of officials." said. "Thousands of people modern« Vaughn III, D • Detroit, said ombudsman who would The would dare PIRGIM to present documented, credible in the Michigan House of corrections Turner said the go in and out, and there are Tuesday. "I've visited these handle . grievances and few guards. It's a security rtsof the kind of violations they say exist," he said. Representatives. places [prisons], I've been department does not department thinks conjugal ve collectio problems for all state problem." 1 see no indication that this report is The series of bills would support the proposal for an visits, as suggested in one of materials scientifically to Jackson. They have agencies, but supports such inmate council with power [ned and I am reluctant to give it any kind of also give prisoners rights the bills, are impractical due The corrections the baseme " problems, and we need a an office for prisoners, rules of the institution he added. from over to prohibitive cost. There department has so far only growing their hair as new system to handle Turner said. 1 in the § and them." prison living conditions are about 2,120 married appeared before committee section. and privileges because it inmates, he said, and it on the ombudsman bill. Vaughn, who introduced One bill would allow says the proposal is not uld olice the wo cost about Vaughn said he has high arrest 3 more there package of bills, said was opposition on the part of corrections officials prisoners to join unions and bargain collectively with needed. $5,300,000 to build and staff units for private visits. hopes that the committees will act favorably on the prison officials on living "There is representative bills and submit them to the her a It is also impractical to to some of the proposals. conditions, education, system at institutions let prisoners grow their hair legislature for consideration. "Prison officials would wages, food and treatment. ^col 3r tompus campus police have two bike theft solved rather see these changes go through existing channels," Vaughn said. "They want to exhaust all remedies within The measure would inmates strike after voting let $10,000 ARMY SURPLUS SHIPMENT! sted three men, one of men were released on a number of bike the ##••••••• their own recognizance, thefts on campus. present system. But it *Gi Strap Bags i by a juvenile, for stealing hasn't worked. It's the same % This Wednesday is 0 McGovem following their arrest Ten bicycles were stolen Reg. $2.99 :ott King cycle from Landon Hall, Saturday. from campus over the old tired system." The corrections •barbeoue night* USED NOW 99c an Baez. lie arrests brought to A 17 • year - old Lansing Memorial Day weekend at a * department supports at Backpack and frame the total number of arrested Friday some is a f< man was total loss of $710. LIZARBS PARATROOPER Reg. $22.95 ) t has been the U ns arrested for stealing from campus in the afternoon by campus police for possession of a bicycle Based on MSU Dept. of Public Safety records, 736 of the measures prisoners' bill of rights, in the Special Prices on J NOW $15.95 "Mustard Gas Protectors publicizing week. All of those stolen at MSU. He was bikes were stolen from the though they say others are £ BOOTS r's struggl ed were nonstudents. arrested on South Holmes beginning of fall term 1971 impractical. BARBEQUED • 69c lie juvenile was turned Street in The department, agreeing Friday and Saturday ights. Lansing while to the end of spring term r organ to his parents and the police another were bike investigating theft. The 1972 with a combined loss of about $51,000. with one of the measures, recommends prisoners be RIBS *5.00 •Used Fatigues jycott stra $1.00 Reg. $8.88 dquarteri Election incident was referred to the Sgt. Harold Henderson of given the right to vote but calls for the voting to be on and • *Parachuttes Ingham County Sheriffs the department said he (Thursday and Friday) $9.95 >eak at 8 p lie Off • Campus Dept. for investigation. expects this year's figures to absentee ballots to avoid concentrated inmate vote a CHICKEN Last Wednesday three be even higher. He said the sie Hall. A o > of attend charge iduled nc i I to election be held persons were arrested by Lansing police for department considers bike thefts a serious problem and that would community equilibrium. upset the (Salad bar included) 224 Abbott Road 0 0 FOX HOLE PX FRANDOR (day will now be held Ed Turner, possession of a stolen has intensified bike and rack 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. bicycle and campus police checks in an effort to cut administrative assistant to East Lansing 0 - OPEN - isday in Berkey Hall. the state corrections sauithosearrestjWTiavJiavc^t^ THURSDAY 9-9 FRIDAY 9-9 Flora 351-5323 Miss J goes jacketing in checked coordinates. . .crisp, checks are fun !.()() partners headed for all manner of sportive ventures in a detail-stitched polyester/cotton/ rayon blend. Walnut brown/white, sizes 5-13. A. V-neck short sleeve crop jacket, $28. Back zip culotte with pockets, $21. White long sleeve polyester/rayon seersucker blouse with check front, collar and cuffs, $16. B. 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I believe that Kaufman is reporter must mi l truths he absolutely . , ' reP°rtt Shell Oil Co. blundered into a concept of organized are a few perceptive comments but also showed us his naivete on the of every issue should be labor. benefits that unions have gained subject of State News reporting. First, do not get me told, but this is wh both I The stud bigger mess than anyone could for the worker. amateur State News reporters' failed the 't] According to Stan Arnold, wrong, I have a great respect for Jonathan Kaufman and notice, in all articles written concerning ri- y°u * Inerally have possibly anticipated when it other State News reporters. I feel that probably a majority ally diff director of the Michigan Trades myself since the beginning of this term wh S Case " hired a nonunion firm to build Shell Oil made a serious of the State News reporters are well qualified and fair presenting our side to the issues itt was written ■was five ye Council, Delta is hiring nonunion wr'iit u came its new gas processing plant in mistake in people, but there are a few rotten apples on the State News be reached." -Could r""'A J | the imagi Kalkaska. contractors who are paying underestimating the staff that tend to reduce the paper's semblances of a effect that hiring The best thing Shell could do nearly the same wages as union, nonunion professional newspaper. The reporters were very truthful _>ul'd have labor would have on the union because but are not paying for any fringe Of course, we all should realize that the State News is unavailable for comment Carl (dents then the^l were now is to rehire a union builder composed of mostly amateur reporters who are still never tried to contact either especially since ■The si and make effective use of the benefits. learning their trade and I do not fault them for being less to complain about the bad of us. I simDlv ^ Tomplished The building trade union members unionization was to entire concept of than professional. After all, as a fellow student I fully to some senior staff members of reporting becaujcomM years of get a decent realize that because we enter this great the State nZ 1 ;ked the ready and willing to work in University we are bashing one's head against a brick wall ls "1 Kalkaska. The boycott was organized by wage and fringe benefits that would enable a worker to Misused not magically transformed into professionals. But because these reporters are amateurs that does not One final note many of the special treatment I have your readers do not received from the - filed against her and the election discipllnL2 mpson * (vernment "We didn't expect the no fringe benefits. It could set a found new ways to blow money as good reporting are met. also given a news article in the TuesJ— commission - • M«|J! 1 lulted by o letters will be accepted, but namby parnby person Is the University supporting a levels, not just when it becomes a where credit is due and it is in tliat newsletter and it is her . - or persons had the State News will decided that the faculty's push button double standard by condemning the supposed threat to the University context that I am writing with regard maintain an easy rapport; w the withhold author's name in extreme cases. Letters may convenience was the students' more use important than of manual use, in public, of marijuana by a staff member while maintaining such a image. We feel that more consideration to the article you had on May 23 pertaining to the co - ed class at the inmates atmosphere as of well her c as 4 be edited for clarity and sharpeners, which lenient policy towards private use by should be given to Strouss' abilities as Ingiiam County Jail. facilitates the free and i«e 1/20 the cost of .amp run conciseness so more letters an electric sharpener. students? an RA rather than whether he did in Nowhere in the aritcle was there flow of information between I Was the decision to fire Jeff Strouss public what so many people do in her students. can be accommodated. hope a meeting is soon convened any mention made of Janet Metzelaar . 4o, of the responsible based upon the strength of his private. Phil Selleck who has She is a credit to her profess taught that class since its ook| Letters will not be editeo persons who are for content. able to correct the unseemly situation. relationships with the people of his Grand Rapids senior inception. It ls because of her plays a significant ro ,, Tom Koors floor or on an "image" he might give Dave Lathrop inspiration, guidance, dedication and rehabilitation program at the ja East Lansing junior to outsiders? Obviously the people on a floor know whether or not the RA Grand Rapids junior North Hubbard Hall RAs enthusiasm that the class Is as popular as it 1>. Barry Mintzes, Correctional Psychol n tar© Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 30, 1973 5 BILL HOLSIEIN Protest movement not dead, . but wearing different clothes Editor's note: Today's Op - Ed page presents an analysis by Bill Holstein on what happened to the student protest movement. Readers are encouraged to respond and present their views on the age of disappearing demonstrations. fl,e student movement, or more nerally The Movement, is In ^m®n"nd ound themselves ""any other groups that role in attempts at change in the forward against the abuse of power by But working in a large on the outside of the corporation jijjlly different clothing today than Doardroom future, a kind of new radicalism. One the powerful and against all the things much of the paraphernalia of the looking ir * * ... study project underway here is the ... and maintaining one's ideals is an countercultre dope, bluejeans, wis five years ago. But by no stretch that the student movement, in its own ■ Coalition for Human Survival's Radical extremely difficult task. The young waterbeds, etc - has been copted by the imagination is The Movement Another reason is that we limited way, lashed out against in the professional is bound to be influenced are still Research, which is examining East people out to make a buck from it. .d as many establishment types very close to the experience. 60s. by those around him and he may lose Most Lansing's zoning practices, land But some aid have us believe and as many students who were use A second area where the impact of some of his dedication to new, and truly Is themselves believe. involved, either and sale, its governing structure and bucking the countercultural ways of treating young people is being felt is in larger system, however slight that resistance The student movement corporations. There the young people and things are developing that ...... was. But as more and more ,t. young offer a substitute to the -mplished Its basic objective during 1 it is professionals, who are products of the ways of extremely difficult to talk about the student people work themselves into positions - years of street demonstrations: it one movement. For 1960s, are taking many of their ways of power and influence, their straight society. reason, it was part of ways of -lied the confidence of the middle something larger that included blacks ^ them- The number of y°un8 thinking will be felt in a very concrete way. in following a government other minorities, women The women's liberation - man and many other movement, t consistently abuses power and themselves on the outside of the groups that found !f?pl?,1wh10 ha»ve left the, One other type of young for example, is a much broader ■esses the weak. The Watergate Another reason ts that we are ,, 1 boardroom luuKirig vvufuruum looking in in. ?„Ut St,U they acquired T1° ^me- °f the ^ in college is amazing. professional that is making an impact is the one that takes a movement than the name implies still very close to the job because he because it is fundamentally ^nt could not have been brought Most students who were experience. thinks it can accomplish something altering ■ toto the public and the widespread involved, either physically or emotionally, Although the full impact of young positive rather than because he thinks the way people treat each other. It is harbor their own illusions "ef among Americans that their own about it. Even though millions people has not been felt there, the it will make him rich. Consider the showing both men and women how to may have been of people relate on a non tsident may have had prior involved, The Movement remains an early indications are that - exploitative basis for -wledge of it culd not have personal experience." intensely managers and professional are young number of former students who are the first time in history. insisting working for poverty law centers or -pened if the confidence in the that their work be meaningful to them public defendor programs. All of these 'ternment had not first been and that it be of some social value. areas indicate that the ulted by decade of turbulence. physically or Money, of course, is still an incentive. youth movement is very much alive emotionally, harbor their the allocation of money. Whereas One final area where the student The atmosphere now is ripe for own illusions about it. Even though But it has been supplemented in may today, though it has lost much of its before a leftist group movement is very much alive is in of of the ideas that millions of might have cases by this added dimension. visibility and fiery rhetoric that -tance many people may have been staged building a counterculture. once r involved, The Movement a protest demanding more Admittedly, characterized it. first introduced in the remains an money for poor East Lansing residents -cnstrations very few and far intensely personal experience. (i.e. students), now a group is making ^•een, that the political Ideology of a low • key assault that in the end may So with these - left seems to be finally developing qualifications, let me have more results than suggest three fronts where the student just a j may come closer to being demonstration. movement seems to be pted by those in power than ever moving The same thing in both cases is at 'ore. forward, fighting for the same ideals that sparked much of the stake and the people involved are the It is extremely difficult to talk more visible same. But a new tactic is protest of the 60s. being used, cut the student movement. For one one that seems more likely to succeed. »>n, it was part of something larger On a larger scale, Common Some local activists Cause, t included blacks, other minorities, research and are saying that Ralph Nader's organizations and other study may play a greater similar groups are carrying the battle -NESBURY Students were by Garry Trudeau sprayed with pepper nor so, gas last spring IWIUCHMAN* WHY ME maybe you do. during an anti-war w MmW6 A PROFILE but most pocks demonstration OH tHKLICHMAN? EVERYBOPf am6ht; on havbn't my look, heke mmPY KNOWS M/HO idea who he Grand River Avenue. combs hikb. He is/ is ok what let's ask Perhaps this protest his job ' will be the last time that angry students need to take their concerns into the street. State News photo by C. L. Michaels muni TURN THOSE MONSTERS HELPS YOU GET TO INTO MONEY. EUROPE AI Edwards . and gives you a good Sports Car Center offers a unique adventure in the purchase of your next car. 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LANSING Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, weanesday, May 3q | I Hitler movie-mediocre documentary irtuM By JOHN LINDSTROM i iMncTonM „ « nearly „ _ i,, destroyed j ■*. . _ —_ drive for racial purity. Duritv. until until our our sincere singers ran n..i_ ® I Hitler's vanity is shown Guinness' Hitler, j State News Reviewer civilization. perform Wagner's operas of The newest effort in the constant photographs naked," he tella the looking like a m Less than 30 years after to looks more like convince the world he is forever having taken of fascinated Josef Goebbels a n his death civilization still of clown He loses seems to find it incredible Hitler's existence is not a himself, and is forever and Martin Bormann. fearful . that Adolf Hitler ever lived. book, but a film. passing out to his friends. But In the end Hitler intensity and k more like "Hitler: The "Last "The people must know realizes all is lost and ... someone to hi Humanity has developed a Ten . what I looked like. I don't pitied, rather than hated 1 sort of Hitler - mania, Days" is a Hollywood - style prepares to do away with devouring the countless production done up to look employs actual Hoffmann, played by Simon Hitler, Hitler is Germany!" want what happened to himself and Eva. It is then tho h°n Ward the charm and like a documentary of documentary footage within Ward, a young Idealistic The reminders of Hitler's Jesus to happen to me — he tells Eva he knew the war emotion tfl biographies and written accounts of the man and his Hitler's last days in the the film. officer, Fuhrerr dedicated to his former control and mastery painters painting me was lost in 1943. "Maybe I wet clam. Doris as Eva, does well Kantsm^T bunker. But for all the effort put and actually are contrasted with his one anyway they feel like," he didn't know you," mutters as HiuJ Reich, in an effort, it seems, simpleton mistress to convince themselves that To facilitate this into it, the film adds up to pleased with the idea of remaining pitiful power, a tells his mistress Eva Braun. Eva philosophically, as she the rest of the butli Hitler did live, that he was documentary effect the only a mediocre- evening of staying in end. the bunker to the no smoking rule — within For art we see Hitler drops some cyanide. "Of are hack perforrrj mad, and that he very director, Ennio DeConcini, entertainment. the bunker. course you didn't," screams emotionUJ listening to his favorite portrayals of The film opens on April The viewer is then DeConcini attempts to waltzes and operas. He also Adolf, shooting himself. real DeConcini's direction I people 1 20, 1945, Hitler's 56th expected to see Hitler show the viewer Hitler's fools about designing opera And with the gunshot through the stylishly done. He eZj Cinema °X l^ieatrt birthday. Hitler, played by Alec Guiness, is a broken, young man. madman as Hoffmann saw eyes of this To see a insanity personal through qualities. his halls; muttering that Speer should be around because everyone in the lights up their first legal bunker the flair director of musicals of a but! old, tired and sick man. Still DeConcini flaunts the man, smoke. Hoffmann, however, Speer understands totally inept at he believes victory can be him and then to become as stripped of his glory and architecture, where Hitler has already left the bunker, the drama and bringing J his. He holds daily meetings disgusted with Hitler as power, saying: "See? He carrying Hitler's last will historv of hi r applied his full genius never within the bunker, plotting Hoffman does in the end. and subject. j was always a madman, how to it. testament, which he strategy, deploying troops The film plays on the could we have allowed him defiantly tears up. As a matter of fact J decay of Hitler's empire. To only truly good part bf 1 to defend Berlin, assuring to gain power?" Hitler, racial The film is obviously a film is the his military command that There are constant superiority goes without propaganda exercise makeup. Who«? was in the Reich will persevere. flashbacks to the great party Hitler's major traits, as saying. At one point he charge of makeup d warning us that another a brilliant job of Enter convention at Nuremberg, shown in the film, are his mixes art and racial Hitler could rise again. But recreath Hauptman Hitler, Goebbels, Bormani films of Rudolph Hess incredible vanity, his superiority. "We will never it comes off more like an I" screaming attain pure racial superiority Eva, and the entire G«rrai "Germany is simplistic taste in art and his absurd melodrama. high command. 13 ICHIGAN OPEN 1:00 P.M. 1:30 - 3:35 5:40- 7:55 10,00 P.M. -j - 'Emigrants' The crowds that have Von Sydow and Liv play a couple suffering from intri viewer (0 filled the State Theatre for the past week have affirmed Ullmann, star and his as a farmer religious oppression. Danjel, answer. never knows Likewise, | i wife, Karl and self CUNT that there is something Kristina Oskar. The Oskars a leaves - proclaimed minister, under threats of audience witnesses i young man's increaai different about "The are weary of annually poor imprisonment for his EASTWOOD Emigrants." harvests as they struggle to unauthorized preaching. interest Ulrika's for the daughter, that whor It is more than just a feed their growing The viewer gets to know never developed. and guaranteed to get a rise out of you. Open every day at 11:45, first HIGH PLAINS Swedish version of one of those sentimental, historical family. They leave for America in the Sweden hopes of this "family" of Swedes on Even the show at noon. Remember the midnite show Fri. & Sat. Call 882 - 0236 for DRIFTER epics of which the movie - going public was once so cultivating the rich soil they had heard about. their long voyage across the Pacific, by building a questions, such as majc wheth TECHNICOLOR* Karl and Kristina will ha further information. Rated X. • PANAVISION® fond. The hired workers, Eddie sympathy for the characters By MAUREEN GENTLE luck in the new HAPPY HOUR $1. 5:30 - 6:30 Axberg as Karl's brother, and a curiosity to know land, The film stands out in its State News Reviewer more about them. This whether Danjel Robert, and Svenolof Bern establish his new unusual quality and visual as Nils, his friend, escape curiosity is never satisfied in religio the film, as Troell teases the are ignored in the film. HELD OVER FOR SECOND WEEK! beauty, and it intrigues the viewer Sweden for a different viewer with that "The by posing more from their native S ma land reason. scenes are Emigrants," the questions than it answers. to America. never explained and with avoids answering most EXCLUSIVE DRIVE They resent the abuse ORTHSIDE N - IN Like Vilhelm conflicts that are the conflicts it raises. Int Moburg's Exploiting the talents of and discrimination they never SHOWING resolved. end, this lengthy novel, on which the his actors and the beauty of bear as members of the is of SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND film is based, "The the raw countryside, lower class. They are drawn For instance, what will consequence to the film, DRIVE IN THEATER MONDAY. DISNEY CARTOON Emigrants" spares neither director Jan Troell presents to America, where they result from Robert's ear exists as a work of beauty North U.S.27...482-7409 FESTIVAL & FIREWORKS time nor detail. Keeping a fresh vision of people who itself, while serving to wh have read that there are no injury, which was caused by one's interest for two and a came to America in search "commoners and gentry," a vicious blow from his our appetite for At midnight on New Years Eve the S.S. Poseidon half hours, the film records of "a new land, a new hope, but "all are equal." former employer? Though promised sequel, entitl was struck by a 90 foot tidal wave and capsized the 1844 emigration of a a new dream." Allen Edwall as Danjel the injury grows worse and appropriately, "The group of Swedish peasants The talented duo, Max and Ulla Smidje as his wife. is often referred to, the Land." KITTY KCPETIKT & DICK ft ANIPSIA. TOGETHER AT LAST! GRADUATES! **—STATE NEW! 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"So, really, when you 1< changes have probably developed in the past year and a half Just as delicate as the coalition demands was the two programs with our so called non EDITOR'S COMMENT: - revenue sports,, than in the last five for MSU athletics. womens' push for varsity status and budgets. women's athletics, you see a great correlation between 7 two, and 1 think this is the direction women State News sports writer Gary Scharrer recently talked "It has been a hectic year. I had no idea things were In the past there was a set amount of money given to the women from the physical education department to be used going." atEJ «»u«hs with MSU Athletic Director Burt Smith about his first year going to be so involved as they were," Smith chuckled. Several of the major developments include the as the women saw fit. One of Smith's bigger on the job. The following is the first of two articles on challenges in his first year was th formulation of the Coalition of Black Athletes (CBA), "Mr. Breslin (University vice president Jack Breslin) and I hunt for a football coach. Smith's observations. women athletics gaining varsity status, the talked about this and we felt we should develop a program Ih the process Smith talked to resignation *f many people The n Duffy Daugherty and the subsequent search for much similar to the that have for men," Smith contends, twisted Burt Smith's door is always open. a successor. very program we things out of proportion "Some of the things the coalition talked with the Smith said. brought "unfortunate publicity" to MSU. That policy has perhaps become the most reputable in The mens' Smith talked to some coaches, such as administration about were problems that existed not only gymnastics, golf, tennis, lacrosse, soccer and Chuck Fairbanfa Smith's first - year administration of MSU's athletic with black athletes but with the total athletic population," not as candidates for the MSU fencing programs are coached by individuals who are part position, but to gather inm, department. Smith recalled. "And I think from this has come an of the physical education department. Their salaries are for his selection. H "I don't ever want to sit in a comer of an office hidden understanding of some of the problems the athletes thought paid from both the physical education and athletic "I recognized that Denny Stolz had the ability In ho from people," Smith said. "I think you have to meet people should be rectified. departments. Denny Stolz was the first person I talked to about the MSI eye • to - eye when there are problems. "From that general ■ meeting there have been some "We felt this has been a real successful program," Smith job," Smith said. "But I wanted to talk to a lot of peoolet "The doors are always open to any student, athlete, decided improvements that have been made for our total said. "In essence, we're getting coaching from qualified find out what their ideas were. coach or faculty member. We'll always sit down and listen athletic program." people who also are teaching." "Perhaps I had been here so long and watched to any gripe. The most important thing that can exist in Since the black coalition confrontation the athletic A similar philosophy was adopted for organizing the program and that of the the Big Ten that it was time to m any departments communication." department has printed two pamphlets, and asst. director women's program. Budgets for travel, meals, equipment and ideas of other people. I think it's good admlnistratio Clarence Underwood has written a handbook that concerns general services were established on the same basis for getting ideas from other leagues, other sources to find oi Smith was asst. athletic director under Biggie Munn and the conduct of an athlete and mutual expectations between men's sports. A woman athletic director was then hired to the type of programs that you want to come up with. took temporary charge of the program when Munn suffered handle the program. "There athletes, coaches and administration. were many amusing things coming out of th a stroke in the fall of 1971. Just over one year ago Smith "There's no question in the athlete's mind where he •'It's her job to correlate all these budgets, keep these newspapers," Smith said. "-v. Wood / knuck * • ** * * ■ NEW YORK (UPI) - Wilbur Wood of the Chicago White Wood became an immediate success as a relief pitcher Sox, baseball's new "iron man" pitcher, is a plump, and became a starter in May, 1971. Wood went on to post a somewhat balding fellow you'd expect to find sitting 22-13 record in 334 innings in 1971 and a 24 -17 mark in behind a desk in an insurance office. 377 innings in 1972. Woods's 377 innings in 1972 were the Wood's stock in trade is a dancing knuckleball which most pitched by an AL pitcher since 1912. looks so easy to hit as it floats up to the plate that fat and fortyish fans feel like grabbing a bat and hitting it out of the park themselves . Instead, Wood's knuckler is: (1) driving rival American League hitters nuts; (2) enabling the 31 - year old native of Cambridge, Mass., to set a fantastic winning pace this Top Indy t season; and (3) making the White Sox strong contenders to win the AL's Western Division title and the pennant. "The principle of the knuckleball is that it is easy to saw rain M throw and hard to hit," explains Wood, who allowed six INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) — Monday's rainout of the hits in 14 innings Monday night to win both games as the 500 mile auto race occured before the biggest crowd in White Sox topped the Cleveland Indians 6 - 3 in a Speedway history, track President Tony Hulman said suspended game and 4 - 0 in a regularly scheduled game. Tuesday. "The easier you throw the knuckler the harder it is to hit." "There were over 300,000 tickets sold," he said. "All Because of that combination of circumstances, Wood has the seats were sold several days before the race and that's compiled a 13 - 3 record in the White Sox' first 40 games the first time that ever happened." this season. He has scored half of the White Sox' 26 It was estimated that less than 200,000 — perhaps as few victories, worked 131 2/3 innings and pitched four shutouts as 150,000 — returned for the futile attempt to run the race and nine complete games. That performance spread over a Tuesday. full season would make Wilbur a 52 game winner, - give him Hulman said that only "20 of 103 concession stands 524 innings pitched, 16 shutouts and 36 complete games. were open" Tuesday, leaving thousands of spectators Wood developed his knuckler as a high school pitcher in searching for food and drink. Cambridge but didn't become exclusively a knuckleball "It's just unbelievable the number of people that come pitcher until 1967 when he joined the White Sox and met to the race," Hulman said. Hoyt Wilhelm. By that time he had won a total of one game Hulman disclosed he was unable to get a seat himself in three trials with the Boston Red Six and two with the Monday and added "I never thought I'd see the day that I Pittsburgh Pirates. couldn't get a seat." "I figured I wasn't making much of an impression on His tickets, he said, were given to a party of 10 friends anybody and I was thinking of quitting," says Wood. "So I from France who were staying at his Terre Haute, Ind. had to listen when a knuckleball expert like Wilhelm told home. "It's hard to keep them together," he said. "And , me the pitch could make me a success. It took some soul - only one speaks English and it's hard to find him." searching but I decided to bet my career on the knuckler. Hulman also said he had talked to John Mecom, owner The rich Indianapolis 500 time in 57 years that theled flag has been used on "Wilhelm gave me one warning," Wilbur adds. "He said race was postponed of the New Orleans Saints of the National Football because of rain again Tuesday as starter Pat Vidan to throw nothing but knucklers because the hitters would League, two starts in two days. Raceway officials indicated reported to be a possible purchaser of the Speedway. (center right) waves the red flag to signal the stop of that they will try to start the classic at 10 a.m. today. be waiting for any other pitch." Mecom assured Hulman there was "no truth to the rumor." the second attempt to start the affair. It was the first AP Wirephoto Skydiving sextet plans Major league Standings (not including The MSU Sailing Club, paced by skippers Derrick Fries and Pete Rodin captured the Midwest Collegiate Sailing , grind. They waited four hours and 46 minutes all told before giving up. A third attempt to get the race in will to compete in nationals Tuesday's games) American Leagu# East Championship last weekend on Lake be made at 10 a.m. EDT, today, but more Lansing. By MARK WEIR "You jump and open your chute then delay for five 24 20 .545 showers are predicted for the Indianapolis Detroit - The Spartan sailors compiled a total of seconds," Oakland continued. "Then you try to manipulate New York 22 - 22 -500 area. # # # # # Six MSU your chute in such a way that you land on a four inch disc 18 - 20 .474 39 points in the championship race. skydiving enthusiasts are planning a trip to the Baltimore 19 - 23 .452 MONTREAL - Left Winger Steve National Parachute Competition scheduled for this fall. surrounded by soft pea gravel. Milwaukee Fries, who has earned the title of the Boston 18 - 22 .450 Vickers of the New York Rangers ended a MSU last participated in this competition in 1971 in The style competition is a little more dangerous. A series .432 top sailor in North America, won overall Cleveland 19 - 25 individual honors with al-1-1-1-2-2- 19 year drought for his team Tuesday by Florida. They took seventh place in that competition. of maneuvers is performed at 6,000 feet. These maneuvers 3 record in the seven races for 11 points. winning the Calder Trophy as the National The sextet tentatively making the trip includes Dave consist basically of 360 degree turns to both the right and West Hockey League's Outstanding Rookie in Backus, Betsy Boack, Lita Holley, Pam Jarvis, Mark the left with a backloop or John Walton, who is the Sears Cup flip. This is attempted during 1972-73. Benschoten and Gerry Oakland. the free fall. When the series is completed the chute is Chicago 26- 14 .650 champion and Mary Ellen Schutz were Fries' crew. Vickers, a 22 - year - old native of All but Oakland became interested in parachuting while opened. California 23 - 18 .561 at MSU. Their education in the The combination is the final event. It is known as Kansas City 26 - 21 553 Ohio State placed second in the race Toronto, became the first Ranger to win sport came via the Michigan Minnesota 22 -19 .537 the trophy since Camille State Parachute Club. relative work and takes plqce at 7,300 feet by a team. There with 46 points and Iowa took third with Henry in 1954. Oakland 23- 22 .511 49 points. Vickers polled 103 points from the hockey Oakland, the sixth member of the team, acquired his are many variations of this exercise. Among these is the Texas 13- 27 .325 Both MSU and Ohio State qualified for writers in the 16 NHL cities, 29 more than parachuting skills while serving in the United States Army three - man star. the North American runner - up Bill Barber of the Philadelphia Special Forces, Green Berets, and has continued his "Three men jump, free fall and meet hands to form a National League Collegiate interests at MSU. championships to be held at Flyers. star," Oakland explained. "It is much more difficult than Eagle The program and planning are completely student Mountain Lake, near Austin, Tex., The Ranger winger missed 16 games last that, of course." East starting In the national competition, June 12. * * * * * year but still managed to score 53 points organized and financed. points from the three on 30 goals and 23 assists. "A complete outfit with highpowered parachute and events accumulated by the entire team are totaled. 17-18 »600 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) The minimum expenses will cost approximately $500," Oakland Oakland explained that while in a free fall, a 12 second million - dollar 500 - - mile Speedway Auto * ♦ ♦ ♦ * said. terminal velocity is reached in which a parachutist's body ssx. »■><% race was rained out Tuesday for an BOSTON Boston Bruins These students are avid jumpers and practice whenever descends at about 125 miles per hour. During this time you unprecedented second time in as many - hockey star Phil Esposito agreed Tuesday to $870 weather permits. Oakland added that the team has been can alter your body and Philadelphia 19 - 25 -432 days. pay actually fly. 24 .415 One attempt was made to monthly to support his estranged wife and working together as much as possible and is beginning to The competition is open to men and women. St. Louis 17 - get the classic two daughters, plus under way, but it was ended mortgage payments, develop much self - confidence. The qualifications for the event are imposed by the West by rain. insurance and automobile costs. The competition is split up into three different United States Parachute Association. Oakland said a Speedway officials called of the 57th A stipulation of the temporary annual gasoline derby, the world's richest categories: accuracy, style and combination. participant must maintain safety rules involving persons and San Francisco 31 - 19 .621 at 2:46 agreement in Suffolk County Superior "Each event requires skill, speed and balance," Oakland equipment. Los Angeles 28 - 19 .596 p.m., EDT, when it became Court was that Esposito, Houston 28 - 20 • obvious weather conditions would 31, would have said. "You can't half - step on any of these or it will be Any MSU student who has an interest in the skydiving not unrestricted visitlation privileges with his Cincinnati 26 - 19 • clear for the reflected in your score." club will not be discouraged from competing with or Atlanta 11' running of the 200 lap two daughters, Laure, 9, and Carrie, 5. 333 The accuracy competition takes place at 3000 feet. joining the club. Prospective members are a welcome sight. San Diego 16 -32 .3 Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan Wednesday, May 30, 1973 9 ANSWERS DEMANDS IN ARGENTINA Ford donates food to BUENOS Argentina (AP) Catholic AIRES, — A Roman unless it provided $1 million for 22 ambulances, food powdered milk, cocoa and a a can large chocolate of agreement with the guerilla methods. We believe the needy immigrants, and the women appeared shy and uncertain priest in an old medical supplies the bar. army jacket and eight group would attack the people must help when they answered the rap The Rev. Carlos Mujica, a themselves. Peronist youths went from company. The day before leftist leader of the Third However, the at the door. None refused door to door of the small the extortion demand was imperialist Ford Co., which the offered parcel. World Priests Movement, has taken so many millions brick houses and tin received two Ford employes agreed to handle from the country, obviously "I'm shanties in a slum area were shot and wounded happy to get this distribution with the local for during recognized its guilt because my children," a 20 Tuesday, delivering a kidnap attempt Peronist youth group, which it gave in promptly to the year • old mother with two - armloads of food donated outside the company's plant made the Villa's mothers guerilla demands." infants said. "Milk is by the Ford Motor Co. in Pacheco. so club angry. A The packages were Villa ragtag band of expensive." of the $180,000 worth of part Communicaciones, "We don't think that youngsters trailed after the Several women said they a slum district with people should be menaced food that Ford promised to priest and his teen-aged knew the food had been about 5,000 residents on to give us milk," Mrs. Orora assistants as they provide for needy families the other side of the tracks Acuna de Flores of the went provided by Ford because about their task, of threats but they didn't to avoid having one of its the Retiro railroad mothers club, said. "If this crossing executives open sewers and plodding know why Ford had been kidnaped or station, was the first to food had been offered to us killed. receive the food through the muddy, picked as the target. parcels. we would have refused but A Trotskyite irregular streets. The packages did not guerilla Trucks delivered 2,500 it was given to Mujica." group, Many of the Villa's contain any guerilla the People's Plastic sacks to the white Mujica, talking to a residents are Bolivian Indian Revolutionary Army, stucco Chapel of Christ the dozen propaganda material. newsmen in the small Jr. cn warned the local of Ford a subsidiary week ago that Worker. Each contained two pounds package of chapel, said, "We accepted the milk but we're not in *— Panama d Capita^ Capsules gives 1st Panama's ambassador to the United States will A PUBLIC HEARING to drugs as well as allow speak The bill is currently in about U. S. colonialism in Panama in his first public speech I |n the Stupified Company's production of Lil Abner, Available Jones, left, discuss two bills aimed at reducing the price of doctors substitution of drug for to brand veto a the generic the House Constitutional Revision and Women's 'n America at 10:20 a.m. and 1:50 p.m. Bessey. Thursday in 114 played by Charles prescription drugs will be a name drug. Rights Committee. Nicholas Gonzalez - itevilla, 27, is the second youngest Gillette, demonstrate! to Speedy McRabbit (Jim Hildbold) held from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. **** Stupifyin' Jones' (Leslie **** foreign ambassador in Washington and has held his position Page, center) ability to freeze a man in his tracks. The Company will present Lil in the House chambers at REP. HOWARD WOLPE, THE STATE HOUSE 88 Panamanian ambassador for about six months, | Abner Friday and Saturday nights in Wonders kiva. the Capitol. D - Kalamazoo, has unanimously passed last Gonzalez - Revilla will discuss the historical background State News photo by Mark Wiedelman Spokesmen for introduced a bill in the week a bill that would of U- s- * Panamanian relationships, the Canal Treaty, the pharmaceutical House which attempts to increase state aid to public Panamanian position on negotiations for a new canal treaty manufacturers, pharmacists, eliminate and the — sex role libraries and library systems alleged use of the Canal Zone for U. S. defense Preliminary examination for Stanley A. Price, who is representatives of consumer stereotyping in classroom in Michigan. purposes. charged with the March 11 slaying of Martin Brown, was groups, retirees and instructional materials. The lecture is sponsored by the Great Issues course, the delayed Tuesday for the fourth time by East interested citizens are The bill increases state Latin American Studies Center and the "Several studies have District Judge Maurice Lansing aid to public libraries from Dept. of Schoenberger so that he could rule scheduled to appear at the indicated that instructional Economics. 5 cents per capita to 35 | Price e on a legal question that Schoenberger said he arose when the exam began April hearing. Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley will also testify. The first bill, introduced materials are perpetuating sex often guilty of cents per increase will affect capita. This 250 to would present his ruling in writing the defense and prosecution by Friday on whether by Rep. Joseph Forbes, D - stereotypes," Wolpe said. "One of the most recent libraries in the state. SPECIAL! postponed statements made by Price to police without the an attorney will be admissable as evidence. The dispute surrounds statements Price presence of Oak Park, would allow pharmacists to substitute generic drugs for expensive was done a established comprehensive study by a committee Students Wanted For Research ANY PORTABLE TYPEWRITER allegedly made by the Project AIRCLEANING, LUBRICATION & NEW RIBBON to detective Lt. James brand Kalamazoo Board of drugs. The I 4th name Dunlap of the MSU Dept. of Public time Safety. Defense attorney Marshall Disner objected to Dunlap's second bill, also sponsored Education to study sex Do you study with a friend? We are investigating how *8.00 testimony recounting Price's staements on the first day of by Forbes, provides for the discrimination in the public the exam. people study together and creation of a Michigan drug schools. This study, which would ELECTRIC PORTABLE |awa/f like to interview $11.00 Ingham County prosecutor Raymond Scodeller told equivalency commission and Included elementary students in pairs. r Schoenberger Tuesday that Dunlap is the last witness he the preparation of a drug intends to call. Disner told textbooks from every STANDARD MANUAL OFFICE ELECTRIC $11.00 Schoenberger he doesn't plan to formulary listing equivalent curriculum, found all the $15.00 call any witnesses. brands of generic drugs. It materials studied Price is being held in lieu of $25,000 bond on an open would also require unacceptable because they AMERICAN BUSINESS MACHINES charge of murder. A date for continuation of pahrmacists to post prices inadequately reflect the role 1477 Haslett Rd. Haslett the of the 100 most prescribed 339-8258 exam has not been set. of females in society. Money Man's .. June 4 thru NEW ONES(DOLL FOR Y OLD ONES Highest Prices Paid is Used on this Come Down and Take Advantage of the BARGAINS GALORE during our Spring Inventory Clearance Sale! OPEN In the center 730 to 530 MSU BOOKSTORE of campus 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, | Women's groups angered by bills Canada quits as Viet (continued from page 1) statute the woman peacekeeper was not and Lee Lavalli of the (continued from page 1) their immunity Both Sen. William defined as a criminal." National guaranteed. Organization of In Washington, State Dept. officials In the same Ballenger, R Delta Women have testified in declined immediate comment on Canada's time « • I Township, and Sen. Gilbert Another bill, introduced Senate and House hearings decision. United States will from North Vietnamese resume c|89* Ilimri-KKCOUHM j _421 Grand River 332-5069 WAREHOUSE ECONOMY PRICING EVERYDAY! Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michiogn Wednesday, May 30, 1973 11 STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 • 0 "FRANKLY SPEAKING" DODGE CORONET - 1968, Employment m Employment I® Employment »i 318, automatic, power OPEL 1970 Kadett wagon. Orange with white interior, TOPLESS DANCERS and steering, 4 door, $795. Phone STUDENTS — summer work, COUNTER HELP models wanted. $7.50 per apply in 627 7605. 6-5-30 automatic, radio, whitewall some part time available. person. 515 West Grand tires. Vey clean, low hour. Call 489-1215. 7-6-1 mileage. Contact Mr. Allen, 694-9633, River, East Lansing. MR. PHONE 355-8255 DODGE CHALLENGER 1970 $1196. 351-7760. 4-6-1 STUDENTS 8-9 am or 4-6 pm. 3-6-1 MIKE'S PIZZA AND 6 cylinder, WANTED for 7 student Services Bidg. good condition. research project. Do you SANDWICH SHOP. 3-6-1 After 5:30pm cell PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER WANTED FEMALE minimum 1968, and 1967 V4SAAB. study with a friend? We are 627-7937. 3-5-30 - age 18 years with current PIZZA MAKERS experience automotive Must sell! 353-8367. 3-5-31 investigating how people W.S.I, to work as water front preffered. Apply in person. study together and would Scooters & Cyclet DUSTER 1971 - economy, 6 like to interview students in director or assistant at Girl 515 West Grand River, East Parts & Service standard transmission PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 1965 Scout Camp. Please call Lansing. MR. MIKE'S PIZZA and pairs. Will pay $3.00 per hour clean. Phone 351-1159 after V-8, automatic, power Chris, 484-9421. 3-6-1 AND SANDWICH Aviation 5pm. 3-5-30 steering, console, buckets per person. Call LEARNING SHOP. 3-6-1 employment runs well. 353-0971 evenings! SERVICE, 353-8940 for WANTED MARRIED couple to FAIRLANE SPORT Coupe - appointment. 2-5-30 for rent 4-6/1 live in with elderly RN'S or LPN'S with medication 1965, buckets, automatic, Apartments 351-7857, Dan after 6pm. PONTIAC LEMANS 1968 RECEPTIONIST - East Lansing gentleman. No rent, near course. Immediate openings Houses - law firm. Typing, answering campus. 332-1274. 3-6-1 every other weekend, 7 a.m. - 1-5-30 V-8, automatic, air, power phone, and meeting clients. 3:30 p.m. Full time or part Rooms steering, vinyl bucket seats, HEAD START secretarial for sale FALCON 1966, 6 cylinder'^ clean, well maintained, Phone 332-8444 for position. Diversified office time, 3-11:30 p.m. Part time, 11 7:30 speed, $75. Call 355-9762 $1050. Phone 393-4815 appointment. Ask for Debbie p.m. - a.m. Animals 3-6-1 5-6-1 Stockton. 4-6-1 work. Congenial staff. Good PROVINCIAL HOUSE e Homes typing skills. 482-1396. 3-6-1 SOUTH, 2815 Northwind LOST 8. FOUND FIAT 1971 - 850 convertible, 24,000 miles. No rust I Phone PONTIAC CON VERTIBLC - "FUNMX yOU LISTED FLYIN0 AMP WOMAN COUNSELOR wanted for Michigan Wilderness MCDONALD'S RESTAURANT Drive, East Lansing, ask for Mrs. Stumpfig, 8-5 p.m. 3-6-1 'PERSONAL 1964, great shape - $150. WATER SfORTS ON YOUR is accepting applications for 332-1114.6-6-1 Call Terry at 351-4490. 3-6-1 camp. Experience desirable. PEANUTS PERSONAL full real estate FIAT 1971 - 850 Spyder. One COMPUTER H2ARDClM TOO?' M id-July Phone through August. 675-7482 evenings. and employment, at 234 West part time HELP housework, WANTED - shopping, light PONTIAC CATALINA Grand River, and 1024 East recreation owner, low mileage, excellent 4 door sedan, no - 1966„ Post Office Box 1523 East Lansing, Michigan 48823 4-6-1 cooking for retired Lansing rust, good Grand River, between the Three 'SERVICE condition. 882-5663, 8-5pm. man. afternoons 2-5-30 condition, $395. 677-8531. SAME PERSON babysit 2 days hours of 8:30 am - 10 am and weekly. Excellent wages. Instruction Can be seen at 321 Katheryn 2 pm -4:30 pm. 3-6-1 Tuesday / Thursday 9-3pm. Transportation required. Typing Service .transportation FIREBIRD ESPRIT 1971, gold, A-1 condition, low mileage. Street, Mason. 4-6-1 [ Motorcycles Housecleaning 1 day week. 3 children. 393-7226. 2-5-30 DRIVERS MUST have own car - apply in person. 515 West 332-5152 after 8 pm. 3-6-1 'WANTED 355-0778. 5-5-30 PSYCHEDELIC CHEVY - PART TIME cleaning - First Grand River, East Lansing. 1962, needs timing gears. 127 SUMMER AND time class store. Flexible morning VALIANT, 1965 - Excellent 1972 TRIUMPH part MR. MIKES'S PIZZA AND FORD Whitehills (next to Post condition. Great gas mileage. - 650, 5 speed employment; exceptional salary hours. Experience not 1966 custom, $400. •rates- - Office). Best offer! 2-5-31 2,000 miles Phone program; automobile required. __SANDW!CH SHOP. 3-6-1 New necessary; Ideal situation for tires, brakes, power steering, excellent condition. RAMBLER 1964 -_!°:^2;290!_3^"1 393-8803.5^-1 PARAGON PRODUCTS, INC. 351-5800. C-2-5-31 REGISTERED NURSES, LPN's with medication many, not normally consider 349-9293. 5-6-1 - $150. Call VEGA HATCHBACK 1972 - course, part part time. Call 332-4020 after 6pm, 332-1992. between 10am - 5pm. (Job 3-6-1 deluxe interior, 4-speed, - time, 7-3; part - time, 11-7; (ORDS FORD 14000 miles. 393-4076 or DELIVERY HELP wanted. full time, 3-11. -Ms. requires personal ECONOLINE - 1963, - RAMBLER AMERICAN - 353-3908. 5-6-1 Must have own insured Stumpfig, 332-0817. 3-6-1 transportation). 3-6-1 I 1 I 3 IS I 10 paneled, carpeting, $300/ KAWASAKI 500 MACH III best offer. Call 1966, 6 cylinder, standard, - - automobile, $1.60/ hour, 351-2679 Call anytime after 3BB3BES1BE3IE-I] gfngntfl-aitEEB 3-6-1 50,000 351-3798. 1-5-30 miles, $495. VEGA 1971 GT accessories, excellent condition. Phone 372-3576. 3-6-1 5pm, 10c/ mile. Call 339-8246 after 4pm. DOMINO'S SUMMER CARE - children, afternoons, close to 2 older r 1965 FORD 393-2738. 2-5-30 HASLETT SHOP. 3-5-30 campus, 372-7982 after 6pm. IFrnrrrmuEIID van - 12', can be RENAULT 12 YAMAHA 650 - 1972, 3-6-1 converted to camper. Best - 1972, 18,000, Michelin S.B. excellent condition, call offer. Phone 485-3791, Radials, VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1970~- Steve, 484-1775 after 5pm. SUMMER JOBS - Excellent for PART STEREO RENTALS $23 per 8-5:30, Monday Friday AM/FM, rear window 9 passenger, convertabed. teachers and college students. — TIME counter help term, $9.50 per month. Free - 3-6-1 [ >|3.75 | 1Q-00| 16.23 |3Z. 5-6-1 defroster, front wheel drive, Good condition. Call Work full or part time. High needed. Couple of evenings delivery, service and pick-up. rack - pinion steering. $2,100 641-4561. 4-6/1 and Saturday. No deposit. TV's available at DEADLINE earnings per month. Call for Apply at or best offer. 351-5871. 3-6-1 HONDA 1970 CB100 - very FLASH GTO 1968 - red convertible, n, 393-9774. 5-6-1 CLEANERS, same rates. Call NEJAC, 1 P.M. one class day good condition. $200.. Frandor Center, 337-1300. C-5-31 sharp, excellent condition, VOLKSWAGEN 1970 33,000 Lansing. before publication. SHARPI - 349-0429. 3-6-1 3-6-1 new tires. 337-1057. 3^-1 1970 Mercury miles, excellent condition, APARTMENT MANAGERS - Mon Peanuts Personal ads JAGUAR XKE ROADSTER tegc^Q V.0 j i na I owner. phone 355-6153 after 5pm. 1972 SUZUKI TS125, female - Couple needed now for nice PIRGIM needs 1 SUMMER - OWN room $150 - Radials, vinyl top, rear 3-6-1 11 unit building near campus. - student term, female, close 201 must be pre-paid. speakers. owned, 2000 miles. Mint Write (only) Manager, 513 already approved for full $1,500 or trade for Russ, 355-9592. Milford, 351-0381. 3-6-1 condition. 393-8307. 3-6-1 time work motorcycle. 484-7327. Evenings 371-3009. 4-6-1 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPMOBILE Hillcrest. East Lansing. 5-6-1 - study for this --cellations/ Corrections 5-5-30 summer to do secretarial - ALBERT STREET 551, one - 1970, pop-top, AM/FM 1970 HONDA CB450 excellent SKYLARK 400 1969 PART TIME help needed, male clerical work in its Lansing block from campus. Large 2 12 noon one class day - radio, good condition. LTD 1969 loaded, air, convertible, full power, air, condition, two helmets. and female. "7 -11"STORE, office, $80 per week. Call bedroom - power, 485-7394. 3-6-1 furnished, air iors publications. everything, new tires, new best offer, 882-8643. 3-61 Asking $575. 351-3174. Lansing. 882-9585. 4-5-31 Lynne Stokes at 487-6001, conditioned, balconies. 2 exhaust. Clean, $1200. Call VW 1965 9am-2pm. 3-6-1 man $150, 3-4 man $180. hi State News will be - good condition, 484-1021 evenings, 332-2728 SIMCA 1969 4 door, 4 speed, CAN YOU learn to assist branch 351-9250, 351-6676. 8-6-1 — engine rebuilt 1971, new rear HONDA CB 175 ponsible only for the days. 66-1 gets loving care. 332-4930. - 1972, must manager? Earnings potential TWO WOMEN - needed for tires, $300. Call Dale, sell soon! Phone 5-5-30 349-2682. $200/ week plus bonuses for telephone work for local ririt day's incorrect 655-2953. 2-5-31 3-6-1 RENTALS: CAMPERS, trailor those qualified. Call beauty salon. Day or evening Insertion. MAVERICK GRABBER - or pick-up type. Tent SIMCA 1969 - 30,000 miles, 30 485-9467, CONSOLIDATED work. Good salary. 1970, new tires. Looks, runs telescoping and regular style. due 7 days from great! Make offer! 349-1216, miles per AM/FM VWoJ?U,AREBACK Rad.al tires extracts 1967> 1971 HONDA 350CB. Excellent FOOD COMPANY, an equal 372-0067. 3-6-1 Daily or weekly, from $6/ sxplratlon. date. If stereo, 8 SOU? Excellent tacometer. $600. sv^tem 482-2075. mechanical condition. Must opportunity employer. day. 489-5080. C-2-5-31 evenings. Leave message, - - -- SECURITY OFFICER * by the due date, a condition. Call 351- 9042 or 3-5-31 3-5-30 - night Arlene. 5-5-30 service charge will 393-5883 after 6pm. 3-5-30 shift and weekends. The r~ COOK, WAITRESS, DISH desired qualifications, college Apartments VW VAN 1963 - 1965 engine, MGA 1600 machine operator full or training, security experience - ROADSTER, SPITFIRE 1972 - $2295 or good shape, $400. 351-5585, - - 1960, good condition. Best take Vic. 5-6-1 part time, must be institutional or military, over payments. Call offer. 351-2048. 3-6-1 after 5pm, 332-5315. 3-5-30 experienced, dependable. preferred. Excellent benifits ONE AND two bedroom Phone for appointment, SEA Contact J!?*5] COMPLETE IMPORT CAR program. ALBION furnished MGB 1970 - wire wheels, TRIUMPH SPITFIRE - 1972, cles_ SERVICE including ignition, HAWK RESTAURANT, Williamston, 10 minutes east COLLEGE, extension 203. 629-5511 We $30-$35/ mobile week. homes, Beginning arbarth exhaust, • toneau chassis, brakes, and electrical. are an 1 4,000 Summer. 10 minutes to cover, Michelin X tires, miles, good Available at ROBERTS of M.S.U., on M-43, Equal Opportunity condition, campus. Quiet and peaceful repainted this $2,000 or best 1972 SUZUKI 380. Perfect AUTOMOTIVE 655-2175. Ask for Gary or Employer. 3-6-1 1971, 2002, Immaculate, spring. offer. Must CENTER. on a lake. 641-6601. C-5-31 Mechanical sell! Call condition, must sell, Robby. 5-6-1 references at moving. 4980 Park Lake Road, AM/FM. Call Charlotte 349-0972 before BROOKS. Absolutely perfect 2:30pm. Best offer. 355-9113. 4-6-1 Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for GOVERNESS WANTED for~3 1-543- 6534 after 5pm. 3-6-1 3-6-1 COCKTAIL WAITRESS condition, driven as second appointment. 0-5-31 restaurant and - motherless children, full SUMMER ONLY! SUZUKI 1968 250cc, extras, lounge, "VELLE family car. $2,300. time, permanent position. 1968 - Malibu 351-0066. 3-6-1 TEMPEST CONVERTIBLE - $250 or best offer. 351-7858. METRIC MOTORS - VW Lansing. Spring, summer, fall, Salary, private room, board, 2-man 1 block from convertible 306, V8, $750 1966, plum / white, $325. employment. 484-4422. campus, or 46-1 repair. Okemos Road and eutomobile provided, near Red local Barn, furnished, st offer. Phone 372-9656. 393-8446. 1-5-30 I-96. 349-1929. C6-31 0-13-5/31 MUSTANG 1967 - t buy. country home, 484-4422 summer rates. 337-1846 or rebuilt engi BMW, YAMAHA TRIUMPH, 372-1122. 0-3-5-31 337-1562. RICKMAN. BRE/ INTERPART SELL / BUY nutritional food carburetor, starter, TORINOSQUIRE Wagon 1969 - Buy your new - parts for VELLE 1972, black $2295. motorcycle now and be ready Datsun, Toyota, Vega, Pinto, bars, complete meal. alternator, tires, to name a power steering and brakes, WAITRESSES FOR new ICH' Tim, 349-2760 until for summer. Parts, service, end Capri, also CIBIE lights, 625-7558 after 4pm. 7-6-1 LARGE TWO party furnished few. Must sell this week. good condition, call restaurant, apply in person 7pm. 3-5-31 332-1679. X-5-5-30 helmets, leathers and custom Semperit tires. 627-9748 efficiencies. Air conditioned. 337-9367. 3-6-1 only. Day and night shift after 6pm. X3-5-30 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST, Close to $128 accessories.SHEP'S MOTOR available. Top wages. THE campus. iEVROLET 1966 Impels must have experience in summer. $158 fall. TOYOTA CORONA 1969, SPORTS, INC. 2460 North DEPOT, 1 203 South 484-0585, SS396 console, T-bar, MUSTANG 1967 289, 3 - clinical micro if no - Cedar, Holt. Just South of MASON BODY SHOP - 812 - biology, answer, 351-1610 •utomatic. Best offer. speed, mag wheels, radio. Call automatic, perfect, leaving Washington Avenue. 4-6-1 0-5-31 1-96 overpass. Phone East Kalamazoo Street since lay only. 355-6066. 5-5/31 482 4090. 5-5-31 country. $750. Cheap! 694-6621. C-3-5-31 1940. Complete auto Apply 337-0650. 56-1 VR0LET KINGSWOOD painting and collision service. SPARROW HOSPITAL DEAN - OLDSMOBILE 1970 - Delta 1970 HONDA CL350 485-0256. C-5-31 Personnel, 487-61 11, «0 station TOYOTA 1971, Mark II wagon, - runs wagon, 1970, Custom 4 door, all power, n 353. 6-6-1 •ery good tires, air air, excellent condition. standard transmission, radio, good, extra rear sprocket, transferable insurance, $450 TIRES - FOUR 7.35-14. Two College of Urban Development conditioning, excellent shape 484-9773. 4-6-1 heater, very good condition, are mounted. All for $45. BARTENDER - LANSING Michigan State University is seeking a Dean for a new '"side and or best offer. 501 M.A.C. out $1 650 phone 669-3085. 6-6-1 351-3927. 3-6-1 restaurant and cocktail Avenue, apartment 5, 4-7pm. degree granting college opening academic year 1973-74. W-3096. 3-6-1 lounce. THE DOME ROOM, Departments will include Racial - Ethnic Studies and OLDS 88 - 1970, convertible, 4-6-1 ALL VW parts in stock at phone 484-4422. 0-5-31 Urban - Metropolitan Studies. Candidates must have air conditioning, low mileage, TOYOTA COROLLA, 1971 - VY NOVA wholesale prices background in multidisciplinary approach to urban - 1965, good 4-speed, air conditioned, 'unning condition, $150. excellent throughout. HONDA 500/4, 1972, 5900 (approximately 20% off). WORK problems and demonstrated competence in field oriented PART time for $300 'tone 351-2271. 3-6-1 351-3630. 4-6-1 AM/FM; one owner car, best miles, $1000. Excellent CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 research. Ph.D. required. Administrative experience is offer. Call 355-7069. 5-6-1 now, and insure a high paying condition. 351-5585, Vic. East Kalamazoo Street, 1 necessary (academic preferred). Demonstrated ability to summer job in Lansing or work in a multiracial multiethnic setting. Resume YSLER 5-6-1 mile West of campus. - 1968 — sedan, OLDS CUTLASS 4-door 1968. throughout Western deadline, July 1, 1973. Send to: Professor Paul A. Varg, m steering, air, seat belts Only 33,000 miles. Top TRIUMPH 1971, convertible 48715055^0-5-31 Michigan. 489-3494. C-5-31 Selection Committee Chairman, Dept. of History, 't and back, 351 hp. Any MK4 Spitfire. Less than 7500 HONDA 1970 CB-450, excellent Michigan State University, E. Lansing, Michigan 48823. condition. $1250. Call VOLVO SERVICE - .®onable offer considered. 351-3107 miles. Going into Army. condition, 2,000 miles, best CO-OP NURSERY school or 372-9130. IMPORTED CAR SERVICE, ""9 after 5pm. 2-5-31 3-5/31 $2000. 489-7141. 5-5-31 offer, Don, 355-9401. 3-6-1 looking for teacher 5 Lansing only, exclusively Volvo service mornings / week to start shop. 882-9808. 19-6-1 September. Experience CoUingtooob preferred. 2 years college CEDAR required. Resume and letters of reference should be sent to 949 West lawn. East Lansing, Ads. Dial 355-8255 48823. 7-6-1 means Aviation :1B GREENS MOTHER'S HELPER - June 15th - August 15th. Northern cottage, Petoskey LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 years area, 332-4226. 3-6-1 experience in all types of CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS are flight training. Approved for DRIVERS - FULL and part now leasing veterans. FRANCIS time. Apply VARSITY CAB students and married couples units for Spring, AVIATION, Airport Road. COMPANY, side door at 122 Summer & Fall. These spacious apartments are Call 484-1324. C-5-31 Woodmere. 3-6-1 carpeted and furnished with distincitve furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and individual air - conditioning. These two - man units have parking space for every apartment. Recreating is planned for with a giant swimming pool and SUMMER RATES private balconies. We also have full time FOR STUDENTS a - resident manager for any problems. If you want to be among the first residents of CEDAR GREENS call today. The one - bedroon 1 bedroom $150 2 bedroom $190-200 units start at $85 / month per man, for fall. Low 3 bedroom $210 summer rates. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION Meadowbrook Trace combines a country CALL: TERRY SHAFFER Between 1 & 8 p.m. atmosphere with 'SWIMMING POOL 351 8631. SUMMER LEASES ARE FOR RECREATION FACILITIES with SAUNA, BILLIARDS THREE MONTHS. - FALL LEASES ARE FOR 9 or 12 PING PONG PARTY ROOM. deep shag MA NA GEMSNT EXCL US/ VEL Y BY: Meadowbrook ^conditioned •Unlimited Parking ALL STATI MANAGEMENT CO., MC. lT,y ~*petlng N°rthwind •Model Open Daily Call 361-8282 241 E. SAGINAW HWV. EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 4M23 SUITE 411 Trace JOLLY + 496 351-1310 (Behind the Yankee Store) HOURS 10-7 DAILY 393-0210 12 Michigan State News, East LanSihg, Michigan Wednesday, May 30, | Michij Apartments ^ Apartments Apartments ^ [ Apartments > <5|p> ]ffl 1® I Hou"' ](S) Houses YOUNG PROFESSIONAL NEAR SPARROW, large 2 SUMMER, CLOSE to campus, GRAND 2 RIVER and NEED ROOMMATES - ATTENTION Roon woman seek* same or bedroom, furnished, air air, furnished, PROFESSORS east man, $150, Pennsylvania near. 1 and 2 Fall-Spring? One or two guys and staff I Only minutes from Lansing ~ ihu, graduate student to share condition, $150 per month. 337-2517. 5-5-30 bedroom apartments, $85 furnished need apartment to share, campus is over 2,000 square - 3 expenses of 2 bedroom Summer rate. 332-5144. $117 4-6-1 CAPITOL AREA per month Including Cedar Village area preferred, AVAILABLE JUNE 10th, one feet of 3 bedroom brick bedroom, dup|ex 'nd OLE R00 apartment. 482-6447 5-5-31 near LCC, 3 heat. Lease and . deposit. 1- but not necessary. Call person, own bedroom, $50/ ranch. Includes 2 fireplaces, rooms, furnished, carpeted, 468-3627 at •II. $70. 2 SUMMER night. (3c 337-9563. 3-6-1 month. 485 6726. 56-1 all built-ins, first floor REDUCED RENT on 1 $140 includes utixjt e no minute toll call.) 6-6-1 larking. bedroom for manager. ONLY $130 per mo. Urge children or pets. Allowance , SUMMER SUBLEASE: 2 man CLOSE, CLEAN, completely laundry, 3 baths, recreation formal dining and __even^gi. 332.5900 ^30( ookinB *' Furnished, very close, for maintenance. Phone furnished, 4 bedroom home, room, TRANSCENn cT (ark, 361-1 airy 1 bedroom apt. New apartment, $120 per month, breakfast room. Lease open. utilities paid. 484-9774. 0-6-1 489-1276. 4-6-1 $320. 351-4119. MEDITATION Co carpeting, completely close, call 332-0892. 3-6-1 summer $450/ month. For details call furnished. Air Conditioned. 6-6-1 332-2728 or 3376097. 6-6-1 summer openinas n °P AVAILABLE NOW for young 911 Marigold NEED MALE roommate adults, near downtown summer term, furnished ONE OR two girls, four man, summer, luxury apartment, OWN ROOM In house, summer, $60, utilities paid, close, 446 SUMMER: ROOMS available in & 5- 132 5722 Lansing. Efficiencies and one apartment, cheap, call two baths, air conditioning, Grove, call 351-5669.36-1 house across from campus. bedroom 332-6316. 4-6-1 summer sub LEt"* apartments. Redecorated, new carpeting, SUMMER TWO n block from campus, $55. 332-2912.36-1 Hagadorn. 351-4684. 66-1 8ttr8ctive|y fu ^ 2 BEDROOM laundry facilities. Call Street. OWN ROOM in furnished SUMMER at DUPLEX large backyard. Married with bedroom, Diut „ ■ LAN , HE R R I MAN REAL 351-8857,332-3650. 5-6-1 apartment across from FALL: 6 bedroom. $70 per m with ESTATE, 371-4158. 3-6-1 Berkey, $50/ month. BURCHAM WANTED - GIRL for 4 girl, couple, no children. Near man, 12 month lease. 2 ONE OR fall, spring, call 332-3882 Hagadorn and Grand River. EAST LANSING near. 908 East Mount Hope, 2 apartments. apartment, pool, 332-8348. 5-6-1 two net i WHILE Summer. 351-8394. 3-5-31 THEY WOODS Spend your SUMMER poolslde Enjoy the best In summer llvlns evenings. 3-6-1 One year leers, $160 per month. Phoiie 351-5285. blocks 351-7820. 6-6 1 from campus. couple preferred. 35l.iS^*'1 LAST - 2 SHARE FURNISHED Lansing 36-1 One single, 2 room, bedroom ♦Heated Pool *Laundry ONE MAN apartments, air furnished, basement SUMMER SUBLET - 2 conditioned, free heat and •Ample Parking * Air Cond. apartment. $85 Summer, longer. FOR RENT man needed house. June 10 tosharM^ >5-30 apartment. Private bath, bedroom ♦Nicely Furnished including utilities. EAST LANSING - furnished 3 c.n upper. Partly water. Summer $150, 208 489 9519. 36-1 bedroom Colonial. Family HOUSES, available June 10, $105. One 2 bedroom, large, furnished, formal dining room. Garage, furnished, utilities paid, except electricity. Call Cedar Street. 351 7137 after 5pm. 4-6-1 Summer Leases Studio Apts. 1 Bedroom $125 mo. WANTED QUIET girl to share room, $325/ month. Families preferred, August 20th to duplexes, unfurnished, APARTMENTS, farms. all Furnished, areas, all _ 484-5lVo25 7^3 6-7* oo grooms, I PEOPI 489-2673 after 6pm. 3-5-30 $140 mo. EAST rard. close, available July 1, $190. Both 2 Bedroom $149 mo. apartment, summer. Call June 30th, 1974. 351-0205. price ranges, children and LANSING, Surm^, negotiable. include utilities. 332-3161. SUMMER , Sec. Deposit - $ioo Mary, 484-4278. 3-6-1 36-1 pets okay. Fee required. Call Exceptionally c( 2-5-31 - CLOSE to campus, 745 Burcham Dr. 351-3118 HOME RENTALS, 1004 East carpeted, 3 bedrooms, !£ IT - PHOr 2 man, air, balcony. 351-6819. 4-6-1 furnished, or 484 4014 LUXURY CO-ED apartment, HOUSE EAST side Lansing. 3 Michigan Avenue. Phone 3519036. 9-5 J™ coking. Q needs girl, rent adjustable, bedrooms, reasonable, 225 372-4600, open 9 - 9pm 172-7973. 4 BEAL STREET APARTMENTS call Patricia, 355-3568. 36-1 South Mifflin. 484-0785. X30-5/31 THREE SUBLEASE LANSING - JULY 1. 1 — 1 block from campus, two 1-5-30 room, MEN summed, 0„ bedroom furnished, Call 351-5829 EVERGREEN ARMS reasonable bedroom, 2-3 person. FOUR PLACES left in house. c lean $ 1 10, Two available summer 489-7706. 4-6-1 quiet quaint. 3 ROOM efficiency available Furnished, balcony, air APARTMENTS ONE FOR house, 12 months, Close to campus, utilities 5:30-8pm, _332 576°. 34 ;,iv8te June 16th. 322 conditioned, $160-$200. starting summer, $7C paid. Call 351-4037. 3-5-30 ,eluded. P $130. Elm, Place - R E D UCE D 341 Evergreen Street including utilities, own room, OKEMOS. OTTAWA HlUS~ SUMMER 332-8300 SUBLET 1 BEDROOM 2, $110 monthly. 351-9042. PHONE: 351-6821 near campus, 332-2225. 36-1 furnished, 3 bedroom RATES one bedroom 309 rand 3-5-30 — WEST OAKLAND 3 August 1973 carpeted, furnished, TV, $140. Two Bedroom Now leasing for - - August 197 OS E TI SUMMER SUBLET - 2 blocks - $150, bedroom* $275 per month. appliances, opposite Union. three left. 216 Beal Street, WOMAN TO share upstairs. single Ph0 from campus, air conditioned summer and fall garage, for 351-5699. 4-6-1 FRANDOR person LCC 349-4733. 3-6 1 - Apartment 2A, 6:30-7:30pm, Immediately. Cheap, close. apartment. 351-3834. 6-6-1 wanted, students, 489-1893. 56-1 agfl*■■jom, $75. 351-6088. 1-5-30 TWO GIRLS for 4 man. Cedar 337-0611 after 9pm. 3-6-1 DMS FOR F 33/-0164, 372-4750. MAGNOLIA STREET WANTED - 2 men to sublet NOW Kathy, 3-5-30 GARDEN COTTAGES Village, call Rose. 353-1183. 36-1 THREE BEDROOM house for EAST LANSING, Pinecrest area, furnished, 3 bedroom houi penthouse apartment for furnished, 3 bedroom ranch. summer. $45, monthly. LEASING FOR SUMMER 1 or 2 girls for new Enjoy a private cottage on wide lawns only 3 blocks summer, furnished, utilities July 1973 - August 1974. ^~Llable 332-6715.3-6-1 June 10t lorm. Ca - to HULL APARTMENTS, corner paid, 2 blocks from campus, 325906. 4-i 337-0250. 3-6-1 SUMMER Cedar Village. 353-1210. MSU. Newly furnished and of Hagadorn and Haslett parking, four or six students. Married couple / family, no 5-6-1 redecorated for two. pets. Call 332-1668. 76-1 GIRL, NICE r Roads. Furnished and Call GRADY, 355-5270 or PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE - house. All 3 Apts lef* Only $165, utilities paid. unfurnished, summer leases after 6pm, 349-9662. 36-1 summer $16 North, furnished, 1 bedroom, ONE ROOMMATE needed to 351-1754 evenings. 3-6-1 Call 332-6717. or year leases. Phone ONE PERSON needed, own utilities paid, available June 5th. $135/ month plus (Old Ceda-^^|| share 3 man apartment at Meadowbrook Trace. Call 351-4799. 36-1 NEW DUPLEXES, renting for room, $80/month, June 15th EAST 2-3 MAN, 2 bedroom, furnished, fall. Private rooms, individual September 15th, 351-2588. LANSING # - deposit. 627-5454. 3-6-1 393-0470 after 5pm. 3-5-30 air, SUBLET SUMMER, 2 man, air heat controls, adequate 2-5-30 2 bedroor IBLE R00 no rent June, $195. 3326870. 36-1 conditioned, close. Call parking, large groups ished, family beral hous CHRISTIAN BOY needs 3 men 2 SINGLE ROOMS - living, 3 - 2 bedrooms evenings, 351-3488. 36-1 preferred. 332-1946, OKEMOS FURNISHED home 1 rooms c... ; paid. for 4 man apartment near kitchen, girls, $150, summer. SUMMER OR level. August 1st for 1 dO per mo. 353-7214 12-7pm. 3-5-30 fall, furnished, evenings. 36-1 to rent. Summer only. No Union, summer, fall. Ownership YATE ROOI 337-9566. 3-6-1 large, 2 bedroom with NEED 1 GIRL - summer, close, singles, $250 monthly, plus care. $235$2! shower, also 2 rooms and cheap, 2075 DEAN AVENUE, Holt, utilities. 3376273. 3-5-31 plus utilities. Call 351-854 ooking, c no security I REDUCED RENT for 1 or 2 CEDAR GIRL TO share townhouse fall spring, own room 154 - bath, both private. 1214 East 337-2002. 3-6-1 Michigan, 4 bedroom ranch, 36-1 iimmer rai baths, Kalamazoo. 3-6-1 3 young men to share, $250 EAST LANSING duplex, 4 man, TWO summer, Meadowbrook Trace VILLAGE $109. 353-1928. 6-6-1 per month, all utilities paid. furnished, utilities paid. Long BEDROOM"Unfurnishe townhouse. 393-2767. 3-6-1 m 200 South Howard, $12 - SUMMER LEASE: Near 699-2729. 36-1 or short term lease. Call after GIRLS - 2 man or 3 man, 1 plus utilities, summer onl campus, furnished, carpeted, 4pm 4856222. 46-1 351-0918 or 372-3117 af| MODERN FURNISHED, one bedroom, 2 blocks from air conditioned, 2 bedrooms. FEMALE GRADUATE needed bedroom. Half block, SUBLEASE SUMMER campus. Available June. NICE DUPLEX 6pm. 3-6-1 - Starting $130. 351-9036, 9-5 , for family, 3 summer. Near Frandor, Pool, 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, $175 reduced summer. 332-1946 Phone 485-2737 negotiable rent, close, or weekdays. 36-1 bedrooms, 2 baths, finished $80/ month. 482-9342. 36-1 .E STUDEN plus utilities, 1 bedroom WANTED TO RENT for famil evenings. 3-6-1 parking, air, good 351-8988. 5-5-31 walk - out basement, jr campus, $145 plus utilities. Close. two bedroom houi management. 332-5288. 135 available June 15. 351-5712 NEEDED 1 WOMAN for irking. 332-2 WOMAN WANTED KEDZIE, 1 bedroom - 332-0968. BL2-5-30 unfurnished, $125-$16 summer, 2-5-31 a.m. only please. 5-6-1 $37.50 monthly, 351-4716. 341 Evergreen. 1-5-30 SUBLEASE OUR 1 bedroom Hurry... furnished, limited summer rentals, 882-2316, reduced 482-2937, rate. SUMMER - OWN bedroom, house, own room / summer. Call 332-1328. 36-1 SUMMER room. - 4 people, $66 utilities included. own month. Please call 485-2178. 3-6-1 Cat! furnished apartment for IV7-3216. 36-1 furnished house, modern ONE MAN needed summer term. Phone Only a Few Left kitchen, $55. Available June summer term 485-1958, 351-8076. 3-5-31 NEED ONE girl for Sunbathe 489-5561 anytime. 3-6-1 EAST SIDE, 5 room furnished, 15. 482-9419. 3-5-30 / option for next school year. Furnished, own bedroom, SUMMER OWN room in close 3-6-1 to campus. 332 06* for - etroom fc $150 utilities included, $55/ month, 551 Virginia house. $80/month. 1V4 acres 1154 Grand on the 2 GIRLS FALL - spring, 4 man DODGE REAL ESTATE, 2 GIRLS summer, 504 Abbott. Avenue, East Lansing. land. Garden. 349-1430. EAST LANSING C close to campus, 337-0346. Summer & Fall 482-5909. 36-1 $50 month, utilities included. 337-1096. Duplex. 3-6-1 2-5-30 duplex subletting - sum i. x5-6-1 3-6-1 332-0940. 3-5-31 Red Cedar . . . GIRL NEEDED Water's Edge Apt. SUBLET A 2 bedroom, SUMMER OWN room, $60 reduced 332-2872. 2-5-31 rent. Fall 1 men, sun summer term. 2 furnished 1 GIRL, own room, small house, includes utilities, close. Call apartment in man, air conditioned, $60/ (next to Cedar Village) across from 12.50/ w< Water's Edge Apts. Frankenmuth for the campus. 351-5914. 36-1 SUMMER month. 332-0741. 3-6-1 SUBLET - 1 o-op, 33 summer. Price Summer. 351-3638. 3-5-31 3 MAN FURNISHED DUPLEX Next to Cedar Village FREE ROOMMATE negotiable. for own room in 2 bedro< LA.C. 5-6-1 Phone 627-6357 anytime. GROVE STREET - summer. - take lease, or sublet until EAST LANSING desirable SERVICE 2 man house. Close - 3-6-1 TINY HOUSE for summer only. One girl own room. After Summer Rent September, 265 Stoddard. 10 wme r upstairs unit, furnished, 2 3324432 Ideal for couple. Call 5pm, 332-8117.3-6-1 minutes from campus. Good ^campuj. ca" 355-9397. 3-f . Rates from $42.50 umished bedrooms, kitchen, dining SUMMER SUBLET for one/two 337-7002. 46-1 COUNTRY LIVING MILFORD STREET, 126, 2 location, $240. 351-9417. lid, parking room, bath, no living room. liberal and mature person Free Roommate Service man $130/ month. SUBLET SUMMER - 4 3-5-31 All utilities paid, swimming blocks from campus. Deluxe, to with k WALK TO campus, duplex. share our country home, f Furnished, air, across from bedroom house, furnished, b. 484-9774 332-4432 pool, privileges, one block to air conditioned, furnished, 2 1020 Short Street. 4-man 349-4069. 2-5-31 campus. Phone 332-4601. 229 Division Street, 3 GIRLS to sublet summer, $65, CANOES AVAILABLE downtown. $185 starting man, $180. 3 man, $195. 3-6-1 unit. Furnished, utilities paid. 337-2638. 3-6-1 own room, near campus. MER room June 15th. Phone 484-4014. Now leasing. 332-3909, 489-1893. 4-6-1 for Tenant Use 332-1263.3-5-31 OWN ROOM in house 1 lieta House, 3-6-1 351-8571, 372-5767. 0-5-31 BEECHWOOD MAKE YOUR home on summer. 514 Virgir ♦9-937 3 GIRLS for 2 bedroom, 6 BEDROOM house: All large Avenue. 351-3055. 1 -5-30 Collingwood off Albert HOUSEMATE WANTED: 3 unfurnished apartment. $210 SUMMER SUBLEASE: 2 man. GIRL NEEDED for 2 bedroom APARTMENTS rooms, carpeted throughout. during your summer school bedroom farmfvi—i, twenty plus utilities. No pets, furnished, near campus. four man, fall through spring. Holt Michigan. 10 miles from endeavors. Front porch, MALE, CLEAN quiet 1 $140. Call 337-2298. 3-6-1 1130 BEECH STREET good minutes Lansing. available June 15, 351-0903. $75. Cedar Village campus. $300/ month plus PHONE: 351-9564 people, sheer enjoyability. Facilities tor horse. Call close, no cooking, 3-6-1 337-0238. 5-5-30 utilities. 371-1900. BL3-5-31 DELTA ARMS Now June 15 - September 15. Call 623-3742. 4-6-1 parking. 351-1754 evenin leasing for 353-8305. 36-1 3-6-1 HASLETT AREA, 2 bedroom, APARTMENTS EAST LANSING luxury summer and fall. LARGE SINGLE or double. 1 all electric, $185/ month. 235 Delta Street efficiencies, air conditioned. block. Nice house. 332-5266. FARM SUBLEASE SUMMER - 1 FOR rent for summer. 339-2334, 484-4157.3-6-1 Summer and / or fall. Phone 3-5-31 Must be willing to take care SE. CLEAN PHONE: 332 -4929 bedroom furnished, air 351-1258. 10-6-1 of animals. tobies. Two r conditioning, close, $130. Furnished. NEAR SPARROW Hospital, Now leasing for CLOSE TO campus, 2 and 3 6466453. 2-5-31 tot with cool 337-2213. 3-6-1 available June 20, unfurnished, summer and fall. LEASING - Fall / Summer bedroom, 4 or 5 persons. immer. 37 2 bedroom duplex. Utilities furnished. Large 2 bedroom Summer or year lease. $65 or STUDENTS OR working group, NEED 1 GIRL for LIBERAL GRADUATE woman paid, deposit, 372-3883. 3-6-1 Chalet (reduced summer rent). Also $75 per person. 332-5144. four bedroom, furnished, I Folk and Blues Coffeehouse needed to share apartment in apartment fall through studio with bunkbeds. Men 46-1 fall. One block, cheap. Or carpeted throughout, lots of In Co-Operation with Pop Entertainment CAMPUS NEAR, 227 Bogue. spring. Call Alanna, r couple. 485-3817. 9-6-1 parking, 535 Baker Street, 353-0471. 3-5-31 share your place. 337-2546, SUMMER ONLY. 4 bedroom. Deluxe 1 bedroom, 355-0149. 1-5-30 Lansing. Available June 15. wished. 332 furnished, air conditioned, NORTH POINTE $60 per man. Partly SUMMER SUBLEASE $250, 1 year lease. 675-5252. single girls or married couple - 2 man, furnished, 1 block from 1 only, $155. Phone 489-5922 or 351-8575. 3-6-1 furnished, conditioned. close. $130. Air APARTMENTS 1230 Haslett Road MATURE INDIVIDUALS RESPONSIBLE for 2 Student 351-7820. 66-1 Services. Phone 66-1 EAST SIDE, large 4 bedroom Leo K '• 1 LEASING Single roc weekly, | 351-7636. 4-6-1 bedroom, furnished, June home, carpeted, completely PHONE: 351-2353 "Way, Tuesd 10th July 24th. Quiet, near SUMMER ONLY East HASLET^PARTMENTS furnished, garage, yard, May 31, June I & 2 - - NEED ONE 1 & 2 Bedroom *Pm, call man for three man, Frandor. 351-8231. 3-6-1 Lansing, 2 bedroom. available after June 15. 135 Collingwood furnished or unfurnished W-31 Twyckingham Apartments. 351-7202.5-5-30 361-7497. 066-1 PHONE: 332-3843 Fall in McDonel Kiva at 8:00 & 10:30 p.m. - spring. Own room. Call DUPLEXES EFFICIENCY APARTMENT - after 12:30 p.m. — summer and fall, $1.00 in advance $1.50 at the door KNT RENT/: T 351-3687. 4-6-1 3 4 $140, utilities included, bedrooms. Call ""s. leasing for summer/fall pool prjveleges OKEMOS. bedrooms (3 SUMMER. 2 GIRLS 669-9939. 9-6-1 phone 332-2110.3-6-1 after 5:30pm, KAROLYN'S Tickets Now on Marshall Music, Union, Elderly Instruments Mariah Office Open M-F, 12-5, 353-9540 or 355-3690 Sale At 8-1893. 4-6-1 walk man apartment) LOOKING for newly MILFORD STREET, SUMMER RENTALS. 2 and 3 man. REASONABLE. 2 126. $150. Two apartments, $130 and $145 plus utilities and deposit. 1 bedroom furnished townhouses? chancel 2 bedroom Here's Choose your TWO $185, BEDROOM one year duplex - lease, phone after 5:30, 332-2110. 3-6-1 KNITS ANDKOTTONSi blocks from campus, deluxe, Furnished. No your formerly the Bargain Barn pets carpeting and drapeslRight furnished, air conditioned. Mum DM IV4-4948. 4-6-1 across street from Taco Bell. SUMMER SUBLEASE - luxury 332-3909. 351-8571, $325. Call 351-0717. 2-man, $70 each, close 372-5767. 0-7-5-31 APARTMENT SUMMER, SUPER CHEAP! For Summer from Campus - 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 Man Apts. Across WOMAN 12-5pm. 5-6-1 - OWN room in campus. 351-8243. 3-6-1 SUBLET, 2 men 3 man I UNIQUE INVISIBLE ZIPPERS! 100% Woven furnished, $110. East side furnished 2 man. Close, apartment. $150/ man for Polyester Silk Call 332-6246 after 4 p.m. Lansing. PX, 351-5323. summer. 337-1057. 4-6-1 summer. 2 blocks from Screen Prints - $1.98 10-5-30 CAMPUS VIEW campus. 332-6690. 3-6-1 Flocked Nylon LARGE Campus Hilt Apartments, now under APARTMENTS FURNISHED 6 girl ONE BEDROOM furnished apartment, walk to MSU, - SUMMER SUBLEASE, 126 Reg. $1.49 Now $.98 management is leasing student units for SPR »yckingh apartment, downtown 2 MEN for 4 man. Summer, air I 128 W. GRAND RIVER in Wllliamston. Open Mon. SUMMER, and FALL. These spacious apartmentsar I units parking, lease. $60 each per Milford, 2 man, furnished, air conditioned, close. 337-2764. | thru Wed. 9-6. Thurs. till 9 p.m. Fri. 9-5. Closed Sat. "urV Lansing. Ideal for married couples or graduate students, 3-5-31 month, utilities included. conditioned, 351-6949. 3-6-1 ^Open Sun. 10-6. carpeted and furnished with distinctive, comfortabl aparti Phone 332-8734. 3-6-1 furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and ai Hished wii from $155. For information, ONE MAN needed to complete ""''"re. Ea call WALTER NELLER FURNISHED, UTILITIES paid, UNIVERSITY VILLA conditioning, and dishwasher. These 4 man units havi COMPANY, 489-6561. 1 bedroom, garage. 4 miles 3 man apartment, in West HAPPINESS IS .... up to 4 parking spaces per unit and include the useO "Posal ar from APARTMENTS Fee, for the summer term. campus. 349-4907. 10-6-1 3-5-30 635 Abbott Road Call Thorn, 353-1891. 3-6-1 getting your a giant swimming pool and recreation room Zoning, PHONE: 351-2249 Throughout the academic year there will be free space UNIVERSITY TERRACE CHRISTIAN GIRL looking for SUMMER FURNISHED - air security deposit back transportation to and from campus. We also have heated APARTMENTS Now leasing for conditioned, from 414 Michigan Avenue roommates for fall. 337 -9566. 5=6*1 summer and summer and fall campus, across $155. Call AS YOU LEAVE! full time Resident Manager for any maintenance^ J* Jntj balcon PHONE: 337 -9341 332-3935. 3-6-1 HAPPINESS IS ... you want to be among the first residents of Camp" of 1 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED, EAST LANSING - close in, 3 Hill call today. 2 bedroom units start at $45 per nw are 3 IT after 3pm sublet $140 utilities included, rooms and bath, unfurnished, SUBLET SUMMER large two HALSTEAD for the summer, $61.25 month per man ■ti the fal are ... 9 + Sit 2 bedroom married couple only. $155. now leasing close to campus. 332-4009. Phone 332-5988 after 6pm. bedroom apartment Albert APARTMENTS! FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL at 349-353U CNTal INFI Street, rent negotiable, SUMMER SUBLEASE - 1 1-5-30 332-8847, Rlci. 3-6-1 8 bedroom apartment, married GIRL NEEDED for locations, students, furnished, Cedar $100. 355-0911. 4-6-1 Village 2 337-0866. 5-5-31 man next year. TWO CLEAN furnished rooms, NEEDED, ONE girl for four pool priveleges, MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY parking, utilities paid, male man. Cedar Village, fall. Liz, GIRL NEEDED fall for 2 man 482-0563. 485-0138. 3-6-1 355-7145, Sandy 355-7146. close to campus. at Cedar Greens. 337-1087. 3-6-1 NOW LEASING FURNISHED 1 BEDROOM, air Halstead Management ALL STATE MANAGEMENT _JWM - summer and fall 2, 3, 4 2-3 MAN, SUMMER no rent 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. "I STAT (women) conditioned, west side of Michigan Ave. m man POOL, AIR, two bedroom, apartments, block June 444 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 from campus, $150 for 2, utilities or Sept. 2 bedrooms, ^ e' furnished, sublet Summer. campus. 126 Orchard Air. Close, $195. 332-6870. sagi paid. Available June 10th. $180. 337-2527. 4-6-1 337-1800 before 1pm. 17-6-1 or call 332-6715. 3-6-1 3-6-1 phone 351-7910 east 3°, 1973 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 30, 1973 1 3 c rs.1. GlE ROOMS summer, $60. MEN CLOSE ,0 MSU. Clean, us Lost & Found "3(51 ( **03 ,11 $70. 2 block* to campus, WHITE GOLD J carat, KITCHEN TABLE, 4 chairs, rJiing, furnished, carpeted, marquis cut diamond ring, ALASKAN MALAMUTE puppy LOST BLACK wallet FOR ookinfl laundry. Call $500 or best offer. desk, 2 chairs, 332-0993. - AKC champion QUALITY service on 351-3257. 3-6-1 bloodline, containing photographs of stereo hrk, 351-7236. 7-6-1 2 ROOM SUITE~or~~2_ very good with children, equipment, see the What's great sentimental value in STEREO SHOPPE, Happening m Private bath. 626-6548. 4-6-1 543 East Also, 2 tingle CRESTWOOD ELECTRIC 203C Wells Hall. Call Grand River. C-5-31 received in the State News 2 or 3 man suite room*. Cooking, parking, guitar. Guild amplifier, 355-8646. 5-5-31 office, 341 Student Services furnished, TV lounge, «mpus. PUPPIES - FREE to HOME Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two Reference*. reverb, and tremelo. $199.50. good REMODELING and wndry, Parking, very close, homes, 393-0067 or LOST: GOLD wedding cabinetry. Very reasonable class days before publication. 353-7072. 3-6-1 ring. *32 5722 or 484-9774. earth 351-4781. 36-1 Potter Park. Call 351-0485. rates. Free estimates. Call Jim No announcements accepted by phone. will be 1-5-31 YOUNG CHRISTIAN cruising machines 3-5-30 couple BIKE - MEN'S Schwinn 3 FREE Wolnosky, 351-8753. 3-5-30 The Michigan State News desires roomer for BEAUTIFUL quiet speed. Free chain, lock. $20. Network Dept. has openings for LANSING furnished house. 211 Cowley after peugeot Siamese cat, fixed. Call Dan, Bautel's Carpet j|7] 355-6256. 1-5-30 newscasters, reporters and with n'cQi bath end 5pm. 3-6-1 ata la 351-8162 after 5pm. 2-5-31 & Furniture Cleaning newswriters for September u,ih,i«. r e do sponiii) mrinc-fti*' * 1 '*• 351'5964. SINGLE ROOM in East bottecchia WIDE CARRIAGE Royal PREE — ALL black female Service 1973. Meeting p.m. will be at 7:30 today in 8 Student Services -ed. with Lansing ganna Typewriter, small fan, PREGNANT? WE understand. Bldg. 35M90! private bath, own backpack and frame, kitten, 2 months old, box IV 5-9212 Come and tone up refrigerator, parking, house used trained, good pet. 351-7926. Call us. PREGNANCY from 6 to over 25 years in the Privileges. Velocipede Peddler dunlop Knobby motorcycle 361 COUNSELING. 372-1560 7 p.m. on Wednesdays in 34 Call 8-5, 541 E. Grand River tire, sewing machine. same location Women'* IM. Everyone welcome 353-3185, 0=5=31 i-5-30 after 6pm CHEAPI 332-3614. 1-630 to exercise together. 351 9043. 3-6-1 \Downstairs 351 7240V - BUCKSKIN MARE and golden SKY - HIGH TREE SERVICE. The perfect way to start the and black retriever PREE A lesson in Professional OD PEOPLE NEEDED, 2 — A LASTING graduation gift — puppies. ... work, fully day...Yoga! All welcome to 'pm. 3-61 LARGE LIVING MARANTZ 1200 intergraded Cheap. 646-6453. 2-5-31 complexion Call insured. 351-2756 after come at 7 a.m. Monday through house. Furnished, / bedroom Beautiful direct care. 2pm with kitchen stereo amp 200 imported 484-4519 East Michigan or 7-6-1 Friday and 9 a.m. Saturday in I'd close. Summer. Rent privileges for 1 Dual 1219 stereo watt RMS. rings, genuine opal, ruby, 485-7197 the Union Green Room. Summer girl, ED2-5977. 361 Lansing Mall. lego'tiable. 332-5492. 5-5-30 Mobile Homes J"v clt. bedrooms, $18 PHONE, parking, light ROOMS FOR summer, $18 AR 3A stereo Pentax spotmatic 35mm changer. speakers. SLR sapphire and $17-$75. 3568080.3-61 pearls. From . jjw] MERLE COSMETICS NORMAN STUDIOS SUMMER program HUMAN - growth experienced Silk screening, a new Free •5 per facilitators Jan and Dave University class, will have its weekday poking. Quiet. Commuter. week, single, $10 per week camera. Nikkor 35mm S2.8 C-3-631 second meeting at 6:30 p.m. SCOTT STEREO 1967 PARKWOOD Runyan. 349-1258. B-1-5-30 double. 151 Bogue Street lens. New Vivitar compact 12'x55', 2 172-7973. 4-6-1 zoom system. FM bedrooms, today next to the Free 332-8635, Paul. 361 lenses, discount prices, $139. receiver, excellent DR.D. M. DEAN uci d r>, oiiu.^ University office in the Union. 1000 used 8 track amplifier, Garrard turntable, condition, many extras. CLEANING, moving, . Class is taught by John P. Miller, summer, iCS 2 DOUBLE bedrooms, tapes, $1 OPTOMETRIST "" and up. 1000 used speakers included. Sounds Webberville location. yards, decorating, etc nable. PALL TERM ;iean, quiet, living room, rooms stereo great, best offer. 489-6298 Call after liege students The ASMSU Legal Aid Dept. 32-5760. 3-6 entrance, utilities available. Private albums, 50c and up. 8 track 5:30pm 1- CONTACT LENS with rooms with after 6pm. 36-1 and cassette 521-3294. 5-5-30 references; special rates for will have a lawyer available from icluded. Phone 332-4709. meals. Call 351-3921. 3-6-1 decks, auto tape SERVICES elderly. 337-0552. 9 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 5 AWA Players, used portable stereos 361 HILLS 3 " TV Black / white, home FOR SALE p.m. every Wednesday during bedroom SUMMER $15 up. Polaroid - - 1969 12'x50' 210 ABBOTT RD. 332-6563 ROOMS for rent cameras. or car. Typings spring term. MSU students can Own room $5 up. Movie Lamp, hair drier, iron, American, 1972, full sized August 197 make appointments by - - $115 single, cameras, misc. Lynn, 332-6521. 1-5-30 washer and stopping month. Phor $130 double; $150, two in a projectors, binoculars, TV dryer, plus shag BOARD EXAM TUTORING by 307 B Student Services Bldg., double. Call 351-3921. 36-1 sets, tested and carpeting. Air conditioning. Tutoring classes now being or by calling 353-0659. guaranteed, C.ITOH 273hp Suntour, full 8'xl2'porch. Outside storage OMS FOR RENT - summer radios, typewriters shed and formed for the coming - saddle, road pedals, Sugino skirting, on corner LSAT, MCAT, DAT, Board I fall, 334 Michigan ROOM / BOARD $200 umr~ portables and electrics, crank, Pletzcher rack, $145 lot in beautiful Windmill nue across from Williams male / female vacancies, some adding machines, $29 up. 351-9145. 1-5-30 Park, in Holt. Immediate rm. Call after 6pm. singles for males. Nexus manuscripts, general typing, possession. Phone 694-0863 -5906. 4-6-1 Knight 3-61 Co-op. 351-0100 StoS* STORE, 509 ^COND^HAND East Michigan MECHANICS TOOL box, roll - a - way bottom, and six 2-630 TV RENTALS $23 per term, $9.50 per month. Free IBM. 23 years 349-0850^0-5-31__ experience. candidates. All are invited. MALE, graduate Lansing. 485-4391. Trades,' drawer chest, $90. 393-8446 - NICE delivery, service and pick-up. FOR COTTAGE EXPERIENCED TYPIST, close The Union Board's activities preferred, air, pool, For Sale layaway, bank cards. 1-5-30 10'x50' National, - No deposit. Stereos available carpeted, to MSU. Electric typewriter. carnival and welcome week 4:30pm. 351-0602. c-5:30pm daily. C-5-31 at same rates. Call appliances, air conditioned, NEJAC, Call 349-1773 evenings and mixer will be from 8 p.m. to 300 CLASSICAL RECORDS, skirting, 7'x9' storage 337-1300. C-5-31 midnight on Sept. 18. SEWING MACHINE clearance weekends. 373-6726 excellent condition; books: building. Must be moved. Registration sign up in the TWO WAY stereo salel Brand new __weekdays. 0-1-630 Union Board office daily from 1 )oms or IBLE ROOM house, - very summer, paid. 351-2681. 3-6-1 close, $50. apartment 501 speakers M.A.C. Avenue 5, 4-7pm. 4 - 6 - $49.95, $5 per month. Large selection of portable, reconditioned history, literature. 337-2473 evenings. 361 484-9769 after 4pm. 6-6-1 MARLETTE - 2 bedrooms, full Peanuts Personal 111 EXPERIENCED (Pica - IBM typing, Elite). 1331 East to 4 p.m. used machines. Singers, The Sailing Club's last 1st for GARAGE SALE bath, extras, excellent Kalamazoo. Call 489-1058 Whites, Necchis, New Home — two families, CHERYL, FINALLY! Happy meeting of the term will be at are. $235-$2 VATE ROOMS - furnished, mix master, 1920's Victrola condition. B-1-5-30 and "many others." $19 95 Furnished. 21st. Hope it's one of the 7:30 p.m. today in the Union Call 351-854 ooking, close, reduced ORIGINAL cabinet, super stereo or bar. 4 12' x 60' plus Gold Room. All those interested to 7'x18' best. Mo. 1-5-30 THESES, TYPING, printing, $39.95. Terms in the summer club are asked to ymmer rates. 332-1946, LEVI JACKETS wooden dinette chairs, 2 fur expando. Phone 627-2832 EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING 4-6-1 binding. Reasonable prices. attend. renings. 3-6-1 coats, miscellaneous. Tacoma Call COMPANY. 1115 North COMMERCIAL Hills 1834 Washington. 489-6448 Penobscot, RITZCRAFT PRINTING, 337-0712. The MSU Soaring Club will * women - rooms with Thursday 10'x50', 1966. C-3-5-31 - Saturday. 1-630 Close to MSU. Air, 10-6-1 meet at 7:30 p.m. today in the ng, summer or fall, skirted, Union Captain's Room. A show in. 337-9566. 3-6-1 CANON TL outfit with 35mm, shed, 332-1601. 4-6-1 ground school will be held. 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. 85mm, 135mm and macro WARDCLIFF, 3 bedroom brick PROFESSIONAL Tanks, canisters, and DETROITER 1971 :reed typing. MA .E STUDENTS. Furnished, quiet, clean, BARRETT'S uprights. Guaranteed 1 full lens set. Honeywell auto Bellows, all filters, carpeted, - £ skirting, shed. 141'x153' lot, fireplaces, gas English degree. MARTY Join the Israeli folk dancing group at 7:30 p.m. today in 126 strobe irking. 332-3094. 3-6-1 1 W. GRAND RIVER year. $7.88 and up. DENNIS fitted aluminum case, Weston - Phone days, 393-3820, heat, basement, double _ NORTH, 351-3487. C-5-31 Woman's IM. Everyone is WILLI AMSTON DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, weekends, nights, 625-3687. garage. 332-2212. 5-630 welcome. meter, tripod and numerous COMPLETE THESES Phone 655-1766 316 North Cedar, opposite 5-61 Justin Morrill fall term IMS AT sorority, $200 extras. Call 482-9786 after SERVICE. Discount printing. City Market. C-3-5-31 DON'T MISS this one!!!! 7'/i course descriptions are available mmer term, kitchen 7pm. 361 IBM typing and binding of for pickup in 11 Snyder Hall. acres country home, 4 large AMERICAN PRESIDENT theses, resumes, publication. ivileges. Call 332-0851. LES PAUL custom, plush case, DUAL deluxe model, 64'x12', 1971. bedrooms, 2 full baths, large Across from campus, corner -5-30 1009SKII with Shure The MSU Science Fiction FURNITURE: $475. Sony 250D $110 $5500, must sell. 625-7563 recreation room, 3 fireplaces. EARLY cartridge, Sony 250 stereo M.A.C. and Grand River, Society will meet at 8 tonight in 332-1149. 35-31 anytime. 5-6-1 Full basement IT ROOM for male student. AMERICAN: tape deck. plus below Jones Stationery 38 Union to discuss New Wave "^end tables, Reasonable. breezeway and 2 car garage Shop. Grand R iver, across Union. Upstairs. $48/ coffee tat October. sov&. <^OV?*, New last SACRIFICE: 110 gallon 351-4249. 3-6-1 NEW MOON, 1969 - 12'x60', with blacktop driveway. One Call COPYGRAPH versus Old Wave. Moving to wooden frame aquarium, mile north of SERVICES, 337-1666 Richard Chavez of the United i. X5-61 California. 355-0858. 5-5-30 MULTIPLE FAMILY sale, June partially furnished, 2 Mason, direct complete with fish and bedrooms, $4600 or best street to MSU. To be sold by __Cj5-31 Farm Workers will speak at 8 9, 10. Furniture, etc. Give - p.m. today in 107 S. Kedzie Hall I, SUMMER, rooms BICYCLE equipment, $75. 351-1078 offer. Phone 627-2273. 66-1 owner. Call 676-4184. 7-6-1 PROFESSIONAL IBM typing PARLIMENT 3-530 awaysl 5155 Brookfield, near at the Lansing premiere of "Si 12.50/ week. ULREY 10-speed with Simplex gears. Gables, 36-1 (Pica-Elite). 11 years Se Puede," a film on the lettuce USED 28' 2 bedroom house „ FOR SALE. 10 acre parcels on experience. S AN Dl, 339-8934 boycott. 332-5095, 505 $70. Call Tom, 355-5555. SPECIAL SALE Gibson trailer, been reconditioned, Mason Road in 2 bedroo LA.C. 5-6-1 3-631 - APARTMENT - FURNISHED, with new furnace, carpeting - 20 minutes to __C;5-31 The Company will ise. Close guitars at 40% off. Also big campus. Some with trees and present "Li'l Abner" at 8:15 bed, tables, chairs, chests, and roof treatment. TYPING ELECTRIC savings on Guild, Madeira, $850. some with a stream. $10,500 machine, p.m. Friday and Saturday at 355-9397. 3- mmer. singles. SINGLE BED and frame like lamp, room divider. Phone 627-9870. 3-6-1 Yamaha and all other guitars and up. HUB REAL ESTATE Wonders kiva. Tickets at the ished utilities 351-9270 evenings. 3-6-1 new, clean, $70. 332-4190. in door. stock. ELDERLY SERVICE. 517- 546-9400. parking, very close, 4-61 NEW MOON me with INSTRUMENTS, 541 East - 12'x60', front X66-1 kitchen, $30 - SUNFISH SAILBOAT trailer, Learn how to meditate Grand R iver, below - living room, partly carpeted, on 1484-9774. 0-5-31 AMPEX STEREO radio eleven months old, excellent TYPING TERM the primerdial vibration of peace / air conditioning. EAST papers and Paramount. 332-4331, Dimondale, LANSING, by owner. theses, Electric typewriter. at 7:30 p.m. today at Synergy, cassette recorder - player condition, $600. 337-0083. Phone 646-6363. 3-6-1 211 Loree Drive, 4 bedroom, IER ROOM / board. Girls, with Garrard turntable, $285 1-7pm. C-3-5-31 Fast 5 41 E. Grand River Ave. house V/i service. 349-1904. n (ta House, 303 Oakhill. baths, built-ins, pool Devotees of Guru Mahara Ji will 351-1582. 5-6-1 REMBRANDT 1968 >14 Virgi <9 9371, LUDWIG 8 PIECE DRUMS - 50'x12' privileges, 2V4 car garage, rec discuss this knowledge of peace. 3 3 7-01 00. B - KUSTOM 300 PA system, with 1055. 1-5-30 K-31 great condition, $350. Tom, air conditioner, room, 75'x138' lot, brick - EXPERIENCED IBM typing. BAND BROKE UP complete, with mikes. - super 332-2018 - leaving. 35-31 carpeting and skirted, frame ranch, $34,000. Dissertations. (Pica - Elite) deals on virtually all 351-7308. 3-6-1 489-7820. 36-1 T LANSING male new 351-8654. 361 FAYANN,489-0358. C-5-31 - equipment. All name brands. today in 457 Giltner Hall. LOOM - PORTABLE, four employed STEREO, Election slated. Non seniors DO Call Freeman, 67pm. Terms. SEWING machine, TYPING TERM ntleman. 443 Grove Street. harness, Nilux LeClerc HASLETT — 3 bedroom ranch, papers. please attend. 351-2740. 5-6-1 compact refrigerator, Experienced, campus. Call Artisat, floor model, brand Schwinn bicycle, cassette fenced in yard, finished reasonable pica print! new, $195. Call 694-8788, recreation Phone rates. Call Anyone interested in finding 12-0205. 4-6-1 recorder, 3564815. 36-1 room. HAWKEYE INSTAMATIC II 339-9180 after 3pm. 3-61 651-6341. 3-6-1 out more about the Jewish life is - anytime. 3-631 FIND SOMETHING? brand new, never used I 126 invited to contact Seth CLEAN i singles and If you've found a pet or article Kliphoth, fcbles. Two man efficiency. cartridge / cubes, $15. Maryann, 332-1 756, CARTONS FOR sale - shipping Wan li'd/iFu rn itu re of value, we want to help you EAST School LANSING area. - Well Glencairn Transportation gJL Mich. Box 147, Trenton, with cooking. $50-$75. cartons, many different sizes. return it. Just come into the - kept, 337-9130 evenings! 5-5-31 »mmer. 372-7074 after Prices 15c to 80c each. BADLY NEEDED State comfortable, 3 bedroom Mariah is News Classified GIRL NEEDS ride o Colorado presenting Leo Hi. 4-6-1 LANSING CORREGATED Chests, beds and desks. We house, double garage, new Kottke at 8 p.m. and 10:30 Department and tell us you about June 20th p.m. GUNS, RIFLES, and handguns PRODUCTS, 1209 North pick up and pay cash. want to swimming pool, priced to someone Thursday, Friday and Saturday of all kinds. Buy, trade and place an ad in EAST sell. to hike. Call 372-3576, >c <-* Carol. i in McDonel kiva. Admission ROOMS in house, for Larch Street, Telephone Call 484-1946. 11-61 By owner. 1049 is LANSING STATE BANK'S 361 $1.50 in advance, $2.00 at the sell. BOB'S GUN SHOP, 489-2592. 4-6-1 Ave •mmer, on Park Lane, found column. As a public door. Tickets are available at rnished. 332-5491. 3-5-31 2412 South Cedar, call WANTED 332-5232. 3-6-1 service EAST LANSING Marshall Music, 371-2244. 18-6-1 MODERN FURNITURE: Good Wanted Elderly used furniture or STATE BANK will Instruments and the Union. run the LEASING summer Dining table and 4 chairs, appliances of any kind. ad at no extra cost to and you. More IWH Single rooms, $15 and ONE NEW Whitewall twin-belt living room chairs, stereo Call us for cash. EAST LANSING on Page 14 weekly. Office hours tire, size F-78-15. $20. cabinet, coffee table, white BENNIE'S FURNITURE, STATE BANK WANTED SECOND man to Wanted 'WaV, Tuesday, 351-3257.3-5-30 rug and pad, 11'x 16'. Sewing 484-3837. 11-6-1 share 2 bedroom apartment. Thursday C-5-31 UNION BOARD machine, odds / ends. summer flights W», call 351-4495. to Europe from Detroit and Summer, Howard, 332-2392. 332-8905. 4-6-1 WE NEED good clean used AQUARIUM 29 gallons LOST: Windsor. Stop in 1-4p.m„ 5-6-1 PASSPORTS in pink DONT FORGET blood comes furniture. Of any kind, COMPLETE, cabinet stand, SC0TT MODEL 342C FM envelope package. Reward. Monday - Friday. 2nd floor, only from «NT RENTAL top dollar paid, will pick people. unit, single Most important. Please return Union. C-5-31 Professional . Sony model up. Call 484-3837 donors !?' walk 8-1893. campus. 355 reel - reel stereo tape between 9-5:30 to Mannan, 3568167. 5-61 compensated. MICHIGAN 4-61 daily. SOMEONE TO travel the deck. AR-3A stereo speakers. 11-6-1 COMMUNITY BLOOD CHANNEL western states / TEN microphone LOST - ON May 20th Near Canada, DOWN COAT 14 oz or more, CENTER. 337-7183. Sony TCI 25 stereo cassette summer. Leave June Hours ROOM, mixer, individual reverb, Beech and 25th. for sale, helmet, 12 volt cycle $50/ month, deck. Leica M2 range finder FURNITURE WANTED: M.A.C., a brown Call Rick, 351-6892. 2-5-31 Monday, Thursday and tone, volume controls, $650. battery, Honda 350CB shop ''completely, furnished 349-9293. 5-6-1 camera. Kodak pocket Highest prices paid, free and beige cat - tabby Friday 9-4:30pm. Tuesday and 484-5104. 6-6-1 i n s t a m a t i c 60 markings. Reward. Call manual, call after 3pm, Wednesday 12-6:30pm. estimates, TREASURE EUROPE FROM $229 - Round camera. New Vivitar zoom 484-7414 days, 332-5615 Howie, 337-0490. 1-5-30 CHEST, 6263188. 9-6-1 trip jets, advance booking iu lenses, discount prices, $139. evenings. 3-5-30 only, call now EAST 1000 used 8 track tapes, $1 FOUND: LADIES watch near LANSING VACATION and up. 1000 used stereo albums, 50c and up. 8 track and cassette decks, auto tape □3 river between Americana / Woodmere Apartments. Call TRAVEL, 351-2650. 5-6-1 WEEKLY BAHAMAS LAST CHANCE, players, used portable stereos 337-2080. C-3630 flights from $199. Call now, EAST nder new $15 up. Polaroid cameras, projectors, binoculars, TV "lixbreed healthy, good FOUND: MEN'S wire LANSING TRAVEL. 351-2650. 5-6-1 VACATION ORGANIZATIONS! sets, tested and guaranteed, companion, house trained. s on bike path behind SPRING r rtments ar ^CKINGHAM int NTS are now leasing radios, typewriters — Not good with children, call McDonel. Call 3537674. FLIGHTS - NEW YORK, units for summer and fall. These spacious portables and electrics, 484-4895 after 5pm. 5-630 C-35-30 omfortat Frankfurt, return. From adding machines, $29 sal and ai Im'I edapartments "is are comP'ete,V carpeted and with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean Italian wall tapestries. up. LABRADOR RETRIEVER FOUND: TIGER and white $165. Anne 3567846. C-4-630 Munnich, units hav WILCOX SECOND HAND puppies. Blacks and yellows. the use o^.poSa| and Jure. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage STORE, 509 East Michigan, $80 - $125. Call 351-6468. kitten, Hagadorn, corner Haslett and Zoning. individual central control air These four man units have up to 3 Lansing. 485-4391. Trades, layaway, bank cards. 66-1 FREE NEED home for 1V4 351-7835. C-3-631 May 23, ]® je free bu ln9 spaces 8-5:30pm daily. C-3-5-31 - per unit. Recreating is planned for year old male neutered dog, FOUND: GIRL'S eyeglasses, it so have ' h®ated swimming pool, recreation rooms and black, 25 lbs., Spaniel mix. brown "Selectra" frames, HURRY 20% discount on all tenance. - balconies. If you want to be among the first GIRL'S 26" AMF Courier - 337-1823. 66-1 Berkey Hall West stairs, call carpet cleaning during the fo Campu ts of 10 bicycle. $65. 3537383. 355-5339. C-35-31 TWYCKINGHAM call today. Summer 3-631 HAR-BRIDGE KENNELS month of May! Don't delay 15 per are 3 — contact months and start at $55 per man. Fall offering for sale - Poodles, us now. BEE in the fall LOST - CONDOFLEX camera CLEAN JANITOR SERVICE !NTflfe'al 9 + Whippets, Silky Terriers, 349-353C ' months and start at $62.50 FOR SHOP AND COMPARE! Lowest Husky. Others occasionally. in brown leather case, 206 CO., 914 Filley, Lansing. ^formation call: 351-7166. consistent record prices in Horticulture Building, 484-7275. 10-5/31 DEADLINE Boarding / grooming. tremendous sentimental FOR ADVERTISING IN town. MARSHALL MUSIC, 482-7537. BL 3-5-31 value. Reward! 6563493 ROTO THE STATE NEWS WELCOME WEEK 245 Ann Street. C-1-630 TILLING - and soil after 3pm. 36-1 OLD ENGLISH sheepdog Pho ORGANIZATIONS SECTION IS puppiesl AKC registered, FRIDAY, JUNE 1. PANASONIC R E -7800 both LOST - Can exposed STEREO parents X-rayed, bitch MANAGEMENT excl Osivel y bk. system, good also OFA registered. All Kodachrome-X, Student INC condition, $125. 3536078. pups Services gardens, Saturday, ALL INTERESTED UITE 411 36-1 are sell. strong and healthy. Must Very reasonably priced. 5pm, PLEASE CALL j TV & Stereo Repair 1 AND ORGANIZATIONS GROUPS, CLUBS J11 state 1 e. management co., inc. PANASONIC FM/AM stereo 332-2349. 3631 351-5197. 3-6-1 | by Universal Technical I CONTACT US TODAY. SHOULD saginaw hwy. suite 411 receiver 8 track, turntable. FOUND: PUPPY, 5 months, Reasonable Rates r.V. -Stereo east lansing. michigan 48823 Pioneer headphones. $300 GET MORE out of life with a medium - sized, dark. May 24-HOUR SN ADVERTISING new, only $150. 332-6043. better job. Look for it today 27th Brody Complex, ANSWERING 353 - 6400 36-1 in the Employment Ads. 355-1494. C-3-6-1 , . S SERVICE HHHHHKHHHinn EKSSSSa 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday HOW TO APPROACH JOB Career £ By MAUREEN McDONALD State News Staff Writer a serious, career image, Carpenter women - minded stressed you're jazzed up to dance, but not for the office." given hints advised women to leave a Women seeking jobs in "When you secure a job position in which they feel management or professional For women seeking more Carpenter tell vour manager what you advised they cannot advance . capacities are advised to than a typing job after women who are dissatisfied send a resume to Women's want to do and where you graduation, the Detroit with company procedure to "Women need to break Skills Bank, Metropolitan want to go in the Chapter of the National approach the management the psychological father Detroit Chapter of NOW, Organization of Women has company," Carpetner said. about their problems — not image with employers." she P.O. Box 1455, Detroit, EVERY DAY LOW PRICE "If you don't, he'll some helpful hints. converse in the ladies room said. "Men Mich. 48231. probably think you're just change jobs cartons A workshop, sponsored about it. The Detroit chapter of frequently in their careers, by organization members waiting to get pregnant and Sandra Lorraine Carpenter and stay home — even if you're Moore at a state 52." "When you argue with your boss, argue with facts. Whatever you do, don't cry! and same." To we need enhance to do job • the the group also maintains a job opening file. Carpenter said various employers CIGARETTES '3.41 National Organization of Professionalism extends That defeats the purpose," 40c per pk. hopping, or to help a contact the organization in to office 100'S Women convention in the Union Saturday, outlined a "nonsexist code of ethics" Carpenter said. behavior, "Professional appearance is very important to Carpenter said. "Men can deal with facts, but they don't know how to deal woman find professional job, the organization has developed her first an effort to affirmative action goals. Recruiters from meet IBM, ALL TAX INCLUDED $3.50 °ol and specified places where your with crying, it only a skill bank to recruit Equitable Life Assurance prospective employer," 10% OFF KODAK FILM reinforces the ult women can secure adage that competent women and Society, Oakland University professional employment. Carpenter said, advised. women are emotional." place them with nonsexist and others have already A woman has to project "Funky fashions are fine if If all else fails. Carpenter contacted the employers. group, she said. By Al 3 local radicals Another women positions avenue seeking responsible is a Southfrield for PROCESSING No Limit Murder c Stat employment agency, Person in the Inc, she said. (coupon) Expires June 3, 1973 "dent Ma jpped tod with East another "It is our belier that Lansing Stores Only Wa qualified the women exist to full range fill of Fast •ice Lan Sell CIGARETTES ^ nPTDATT DETROIT (/ TUPI) THT\ OPl Three i . ... . . (missal ol Intelligence Agency (CIA) occupational openings," a 3 pk/99 - the Rainbow People's Party, "The means to carry out Michigan radicals who were office in Ann Arbor, had pamphlet from the agency inion rele formerly the White Panther this conspiracy were the central figures in the the case dropped against reads. "Person Inc. is Limit 3 ednesday. U.S. Party, announced Monday wiretapping, release of (coupon) Schoenbe Supreme Court's him because the Justice that they were seeking committed to operating Expires June 3, 1973 landmark falisfied information, slander it he was < decision against with all occupational areas East Lansing Stores Only ALL TAX Dept. refused to disclose the damages for the "illegal and out right lies to make us INCLUDED timony g governmental wiretaping contents of regardless of present or tapped wiretapping and the bad look bad such as was done ficers v Monday charged the Nixon telephone conversations. faith politically motivated previous stereotypes." to the Democratic Party idence, administration with John Sinclair and Jack Work Opportunties for prosecution of a case against canddates in Florida last osecution "another Watergate in a $1.25 million suit. tactic" damage Forest also were charged with conspiracy in the incident freed when the them." The suit charged government with conspiring summer." "We said in the past that Women, a compilation of women's groups, is also seeking qualified women to NO-DOZ SAFEGUARD Officer tective Jai P Lawrence "Pun" high court ruled the against the three in an they would use 'in the place in competent COMPLEXION SIZE lout staten Plamondon, who was charged interest of national security' positions, it was noted at government had illegally attempt to "kill and detour them abc with the September 1968, to paint anyone who the conference. wiretapped. them from exercising their of Bro bombing of a Central The three members of rights to speak freely, associate and participate in opposed them in any way as subverses and as a threat," Sinclair said refering to their Films, books on speakers women and and 77' REG. $.18 3/iq< *•/ *W Howevei However, political causes." employment are available LIMIT 1 Price, case. "We see now that they LIMIT 6 through the Detroit chapter SN appoints two The Detroit lawsuit filed April 2 asked for in have painted Democratic party as such." the of the National (coupon) Expires June 3, 1973 East Lansing Store Only (coupon) ring tern criminatini $1.25 million in Organization of Women. torney wi compensatory and punitive itew ou to fill editor posts damages and named RESTAURANT 30% OFF ALL SUNGLASSES smissed tl Jane Seaberry, Chicago Seaberry has forked at President Richard Nixon; former Attorney Generals John Mitchell and Richard BIU'S & BAR RETAIL PRICE ainst Pric« lamination codeller ha sophomore, has been appointed director of the the State years as a campus News for two and city Kleindeist; former director L. Patrick Gray; the FBI MISSISSIPPI comm usonable c State Counterpoint. News magazine desk reporter. She is estate of the late J. 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