. the michigan Volume 65 Number 167 Michigan State University East Laming, Michigan Friday, June 1, 1973 empact on nation ASU health care plan Experts aid married students on fuel The program which will By NANCI PARSONS be a family and operational factors, Wharton said. State News Staff Writer group practice, will initially be limited The proposal approved by Wharton By CHRIS DANIELSON to 500 of the State News Staff Writer 9,000 student families was developed by the Married tor a one - year period. Students Family Health Care People must realize that the expanding American The program will A pilot program to provide quality use a team Demonstration Program Committee population is using a greater amount of energy each year, ilth and medical services to married concept of group practice. and endorsed by the MSU Health Care but the country's resources are finite, believes James Fisher, dents and their families will be After the first year the professor of geology and the only petroleum geologist on feasibility of Authority. grated at MSU beginning in extending the health care plan to other Among those participating in the the MSU faculty. ptember, President Wharton student families will be determined program's development were the About three - fourths of the nation's power is currently Jounced Thursday. after studying cost, program content College of Human Medicine, the derived from crude oil and natural gas, he noted. Both are in short supply. College of Osteopathic Medicine, the School of Nursing and the Married Fisher emphasized that the country is on the threshhold Students Union. of an energy crisis, and that nuclear power must be utilized ismissed charges Overall administration of the on a large scale to take up the slack from the diminishing oil fields. demonstration program will be under the jurisdiction of the Health Care Don Myers, information director of the Michigan Dept. of Commerce, said that the old Authority, assisted by a special shortage is expected to hit codeller to advisory committee. Operating on a "fee - for - service" basis, the program will be generally the Midwest the hardest. However, he said he had seen no statistics indicating serious harm to Michigan Industry due to the energy crisis self in the next five years. - supporting and will emphasize sickness prevention and health The department is cooperating with other Michigan ourt rule promotion, as well as offer diagnostic and families. therapeutic services to member agencies in an attempt to insure that the state's farmers have an adequate supply of gasoline, he added. "So far we've been able to get the guy that needs it was not very Under the concept, each family together with the guy who's got it," Myers said. optimistic that such new By ANGELIA CARROLL evidence will be found. would be assigned to a small group of Among the products of crude oil are gasoline and State News Staff Writer Scodeller said he did not think health professionals, including a nurse, heating (fuel) oil. Shortages of both are predicted for there would be enough evidence to a family practitioner, a pediatrician, a Michigan this year. health care assistant and a counselor. Natural gas is becoming equally scarce in bring charges against the other suspect Michigan. It is Prosecutor Raymond Scodeller said The family would sold in the State by three in the case. Before dying, Brown told continue to be major utilities -- Consumers ursday that he will appeal a ruling served by the same group and a 24 - Power, Michigan Consolidated Gas and Michigan Gas police he had been attacked by two hour emergency service would be Utilities companies, Fisher said. imissing murder charges against men wearing Army fatigues. provided. He noted that Consumers Power Co., which services a mley A. Price in the March 11 In a ruling Wednesday, East Lansing bbing death of MSU student Martin Services would include pediatrics, region including the Lansing area, has experienced District Court Judge Maurice pre - natal care, health maintenance difficulty meeting the demand for natural gas. Schoenberger said that statements and Since companies pumping gas on the Gulf Coast are Price, an MSU student until spring Price made to officers of the MSU prevention checks, routine sick im, was freed Thursday. care and emergency assistance. In swamped with orders, Consumers Power Co. has sent its Dept. of Public Safety while he was in own exploration team to the southern oil If the appeal in Ingham County addition, the health team will be able fields in search custody were inadmissible as evidence to call on back of new pools to icuit Court is successful, the case because Price did not have - up services, nutrition replace Michigan's diminishing gas an attorney advice and reservoir, Fisher said. ould return to district court for a speech and hearing cond preliminary examination on present. Scodeller said he thought the judge problems. in smo Until a ruling by the Michigan Public Service Commission Tuesday allowed Consumers Power Co. to murder charges. was wrong in his decision and that the According to the proposal, the Even if the appeal fails, Price might health assistant members of teams will Every day c portion of the country's natural purchase a billion cubic feet of natural gas from Michigan statements should be included as be important in establishing continuity Consolidated Gas Co. — which that company held in reserve I face charges if the continuing evidence. The basis of the appeal resources is transformed into energy and lost will of It states that they "will due to the mild winter it had not lestigation develops any new be that Price had consulted care. — accepted any new an forever. Crude oil and natural gas are in the natural dence. However, Scodeller said he assume a patient advocacy role and gas customers since January. attorney before making the statements as a link between other term shortest supply at the present time, but all serve The $8.7 million purchase will allow the company to on March 28, even though the members and the family." fossil fuels may vanish unless alternative extend gas service to newly built homes. New industries attorney was not present when the Services for the program will be energy sources are utilized soon on established in the region Consumers Power Co. serves, statement was made, Scodeller said. a large provided in the University Health scale. however, still, cannot contract for gas from Consumers, enate votes Scodeller refused to speculate on (continued on page 18) State News photo by Ken Ferguson (continued the appeal's chance of success. He said on page 19) he would abide 3-19 to cut off circuit court. by the decision of the "I think it was a very difficult DENIES SENATE ASPIRATIONS decision and that he (Schoenberger) lombing funds agonized over it," Marshall Disner, Price's defense attorney, said. Colburn resigns FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES job in Illinois Disner said he will represent Price WASHINGTON - The Senate during the appeal. Disner said it would ited 63 to 19 Thursday to cut off all be unwise for him to comment on the nds for bombing in Cambodia and appeal's outcome. TOS. By BOB NOVOSAD "Scodeller should council," Colburn said Thursday. "1 have not missed a It marked the first time that either spend his time and use of and energy pursuing the real culprits regular council meeting or a work session this year." Congress voted an absolute JIM BUSH "My academic work at ISU is over and I resigned toff for combat funds since the instead of pursuing someone against State News Staff Writers because of that," he said. "When I went there it was only a "ited States became involved in whom there is no real evidence," East Lansing city councilman George Colburn Thursday temporary arrangement and I had no earlier plans to stay." mtheast Asia in the early 1960s. Disner said. confirmed his resignation from the faculty of Illinois State Colburn said Berlo's resignation is a "coincidence" and is But the vote, on an amendment to Scodeller said he was satisfied the University amidst criticism that he was splitting his time not related to his own decision to quit the ISU faculty. House - passed supplemental campus police had done a good job Berlo's resignation came on the heels of a vote of no between the two cities. ipropriation bill, faces major investigating the crime considering the Colburn's announcement that he was quitting his $1,885 confidence from the ISU Academic Senate Tuesday night. limited amount of evidence they had (continued a month position at the university followed the unexpected He had been under fire for restructuring his administration on page 19) to work with. resignation Wednesday night of ISU president David K. and attempting to consolidate like departments under one Berlo, former chairman of the communications department head. at MSU. Colburn said that there was not widespread J.S.-Panama trouble Colburn was an associate professor in the information dissatisfaction with Berlo's performance at ISU but there sciences department at ISU but also worked on special was grumbling and rumors from a handful of faculty projects and did research for Berlo. Richard Godfrey, the members. He characterized Berlo as a man who brought ISU director of Information Services, said Colburn taught "energy, vision and dreams to the job." two courses in news writing and "also did some speech There has been speculation that Colburn will seek the 24th District Michigan Senate seat in 1974 in a challenge to ikely, writing for the president." envoy warns Colburn has denied that he was doing speech writing. Colburn had been criticized by Illinois faculty members for trying to split his time between two cities. incumbent Sen. Philip Pittenger, R - Lansing. Thursday Colburn said that these conjectures were unsubstantiated. "There are a great many options in my future which I By SUSAN AGER Nicholas Gonzalez - Revilla, who Godfrey said that Colburn's commuting between East plan to look into but right now I have absolutely no plans State News Staff Writer spoke to a Gre .t Issues class about to run," he said. U.S. colonialism in Panama, said the Lansing and Normal, 111., had recently come to light after Violence is inevitable unless the news stories appeared in the Lansing State Journal and the "Local government is hardly a base for running a nited States people of his country are getting agrees to return the East Lansing Town Courier. political career and is not a stepping stone for political "quite impatient" with slow - moving Square mile Canal Zone, now The State News had earlier reported that Colburn had aspirations," Colburn said. "d®' negotiations with the United States American jurisdiction, to concerning revisions in the 70 - year ■ accepted the part - time position in Illinois. However Colburn didn't definitely rule out the i, Panama's ambassador to the old canal treaty. "My work at ISU has not hurt my job on the city possibility of organizing a senate campaign. »'ted States told MSU students • Negotiations have been sporadic inursday in his first public American over the past nine years between the Peech. United States and Panama, which would like to administer and control AGAINST OCC PRESIDENT the canal itself by 1994, abolishing a colony of 50,000 American military Braden files and civilians presently living in the zone. A resolution calling for the United States to relinquish all control of the Canal Zone recently failed in the United Nations Security Council due By LINNEA SLATER State News Staff Writer But Massoglia pointed out that another section of charges the constitution Braden also announced the formaUon of a "bi Thursday Last edition Today is the last edition until Wednesday, June 20, when we resume - partisan to the U.S.'s veto, though the vote was makes provision for the possibility of investigating summer publication. A noted campus conservative filed group that will resolve 13 to 1 in support of the resolution. two requests Thursday for non • OCC being unable to hold meetings. existing questionable behavior by To assure U.S. protection of the He said that OCC had trouble getting a Massoglia and report to the approriate disciplinary action against the Off - canal, the original 1903 treaty grants Campus Council (OCC) and its quorum, especially since three of its University body by the end of summer Inside Friday to the United States "all the rights, 11 members are no longer students. term." president, a liberal student who has powers and authority within the zone . been involved in student Braden charged that: "OCC is Local woman missing since which the United States would government The committee would investigate for six years. effectively a nonexistent student February found. Page 11. possess and exercise if it were the governing group which is composed of alleged violations of the ASMSU Code Dana Braden, Rochester senior, of Operations or Constitution by Summary of candidates in school sovereign of the territory." Control of only one person • Massoglia." and council races. Pages 2, 14. the canal was granted "in perpetuity." charged Charles Massoglia, OCC Massoglia; Massoglia's election to the president, with violations of the OCC Massoglia said that this is not true. Gonzalez - Revilla said, however, Other members have been presidency of OCC; OCC's existence as constitution and requested that he be helping him an active student governing group; and that the 11,000 American military revisions of the Off - Campus personnel in the zone are operating recalled. In his second complaint prepare Massoglia's eligibility to hold offices as More weather Braden asked that OCC's Thursday Housing Booklet, the production of an undergraduate. illegally. "They are there not to elections be invalidated. which is OCC's main function, he said. Another day like protect the canal but as a strategic Massoglia denied the He agreed that interest in OCC is "I can't say I welcome an Thursday is the defense for the U.S.," he said. charges forecast for today. low. It is extremely difficult to investigation, because it will be a "Presently, we believe the U.S. is against him, saying that they were invalid and that Braden did not contact the off campus constituency, - pain," Massoglia said. "But I certainly serious about looking ti this treaty understand the functions of OCC. which consists of all those students would cooperate with a bi - partisan and negotiating its revision," he not claimed by the other four major continued. "If this is true we will meet Braden charged that Massoglia violated the OCC constitution by governing groups, he said. ASMSU investigation, although I maintain it is unnecessary." Graduate pay in agreement. If it is not true we will "But there is also small interest in In addition to being the president Grauduate assistant pay checks will failing to call bi - weekly meetings of meet on another battlefield." be issued June 8. OCC during the year. OCC has not had ASMSU," Massoglia said. "Does lack of OCC, Massoglia is the director of a meeting since of interest mean that you abolish Q°NZALEZ-REVILLA Massoglia was elected (continued on page 19) fall term, Braden said. ASMSU?" (continued on page 19) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, jUne 1, Micii |97 J IN LOCAL I I ! SCHOOL ELECTION 1 3rd candidate petition L Ballot requests 9 By JANE SEABERRY State News Staff Writer school board members with monthly public meetings. Since the elections are held in June, Neiberg said "only for city council position MSI trustees An MSU student, an associate professor, a high school 10 per cent of East By LINDA SANDEL troversia Lansing voters decide who will be on primary race. The platform calls for, student and an associate professor's wife are among seven the school board. People of •riminati' Everybody leaves in June." State News Staff Writer Jennings said he is among other things, an area East local residents running for one of the two vacant school board seats in the East Lansing school board election, June "What we have is essentially a private school system that Candidates campaigning opposing McNeil and Brown • wide mass transit system, ?oi"g their own meeting, satisfies the needs of a few board members," Neiberg said. for the East Lansing City because he believes they increased financial °"g as the it ^ ltie stud 11. She added that there is "a lot of support infringe on the ril, wasteful spending in the Council primary election have been too closely tied for [k from t city social services, Absentee ballots for the election can be obtained at the community yet the people have nothing to say." and volunteers conducting to a platform that does not elimination of the others without "y the police for A itions fi Hannah Middle School on Abbott Road until 2 p.m., June 9. She said that in constructing a budget, residents can only an absentee continued this ballot drive week adequately treat major issues, such as racism and institutional approach to government." e4S4,11114 to police protection and a William E. Appleton, school board candidate, sees no ask questions and can change appropriations only by voting sexism. "emotional issues" in the race, though he said "some people wou'd like issues." down the school millage proposals, "but that's destructive way," she said. a very contact as many students as possible before the end of the spring term. Both McNeil and Brown received the endorsement of reassertion of city council's control over personnel procedures. and ""c.Nhi'rc.Br" residence halls and "How we provide the best education for the student at Robert O. Barr, associate professor of electrical their In addition, third the Convention for a Jennings a 25 year campaigns offcai the lowest cost acceptable to taxpayers, parents, teachers, engineering and systems science at MSU and board - - old They hope to cover candidate, William A. Responsible Council in mid East Lansing resident who administrators and students" is the only issue, he said. candidate, said schools should be geared more toward Jennings of 302 M.A.C. - April and agreed to run on populated f works for Joint Issue He said he will also actively seek to get input from all congeniality. a platform set up says students. Ave. filed a candidacy by the he is concerned groups though he does not know how this can be petition with the required same group. a bout the oppression of Applications for the open seats must accomplished. Appleton also sees school financing as a "There should be stress on development of the total 50 signatures Thursday and The open - forum the people of the be filJ problem within the next few years; child and stress his basic capabilities," he said. "I would formally announced his convention was composed city and believes that he could be a city hall by June 19 1 "The very election process itself is an issue," Vickie also like to see the continuation of flexible options as an intention to seek one of two of about 70 Incumbent Mary extended year, permeable boundaries and lunch people catalyst to change unfair has indicated Neiberg. MSU student and board candidate, said. "The programs." open council seats. interested in city politics conditions. that she, board tends to be extremely closed. It's a closed situation He added that to "seek involvement with the not seek entire Jennings joins Margaret who drew up a platform "The city council should re-election to I seat but has not even though it's regarded as open. All the people can do is community," he would poll teachers, students and parents McNeil and Nelson Brown consisting of liberal planks be an echo of the yet listen." regularly for complaints and suggestions. people," final decision. as contenders in the on major issues. Aug. 7 he said. "I'd like to see the Rovert Last March, the school board adopted a policy of of Wilcox, lU4I1J| opening all meetings to the public, with limited Jacobsen's has stated2 participation. Previously, work sessions were open only to he will not seek anotl term on the Creation of U' position axed council, "There is no will question The State News is published not run by the students of nor will Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Winter and reconsider Wjlcox said my dicisior Spring school terms, Mondays, order to elicit its opinion. Thursday, Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a By DIANE SILVER Manderscheid, chairman of and what it will mean for centers would will, however, stay in State News Staff Writer The report will be returned the Educational his future. put a wall close « special Welcome Week edition is published in Policies between the touch with W| to committee for revision student and September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. The Academic Council Committee, said that the The report also faculty membfer. This would happens in C|i and possible resubmission to Member Associated Press, United Press decided Thursday that the advising system at MSU is recommended the creation defeat what they and the government." the council at a later date. better than at most other of advisement centers in Volunteers creation of a conductl International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan position in report see as the ideal the office of the Assistant Many council members universities. colleges which an absentee ballot drive Press Assn.. Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan currently advising situation of very Provost for Undergraduate objected to the new lack centers to Voter Assistance, a Collegiate Press Assn. provide personalized contact bram Education to monitor and position because they felt it information about the of ASMSU Legist Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. would add one more layer However, the report did between one student and University Relations also finished th Editorial and business offices at 345 Student develop the academic of note that advising at MSU as a whole and one senior faculty member. advising system is not bureaucracy to the seems to concentrate on about general educational canvassing of residen Services Bldg., Michigan State University, East needed. already overwhelming enrollment and options. halls, after collecting ab< Lansing. Michigan, 48823. bureaucratic system. scheduling However, council 1,500 absentee bal The position was one rather than members agreed that centers The report noted that on helping the applications. Phones: recommendation made in a student to determine the would be helpful after it the University was not living rged an i News Editorial 355-8252 report on the academic reasons for his education was made clear that they up to its responsibility in ram buyii Classified Ads 355-8255 advising situation at MSU would not be manditory. academic advising and thus, Display Advertising 353-6400 by a subcommittee of the "cannot claim that it is Centers would only be set 2 counselors Business Office Educational Policies up where they were needed. 355-3447 fulfilling its full range of Committee. Photographic Campus Information 355-8311 353-8700 responsibility undergraduate Even so, for education." Lester Big lottery At the Wharton meeting, President announced the sought to hel he names of the members of in workshop goes to Fl the committee which will review the total academic Two ulii counselors governance system at MSU needed to work » this summer. TAYLOR (UPI) - A factory worker from Flint took the minority high sch top prize of $200,000 in the weekly Michigan students attending theS lottery Faculty members are C. superdrawing Thursday at the Southland Shopping Center L. News Urban Journal here. Winder, dean of the College of Social Science; Workshop July 8 lilma Bra< Arthur J. Preville, 45, went home with the Donald Taylor, chairman of Applicants should big prize were rt while two others won $50,000 and three interested in journalitm got $10,000. arketing and iperly te The regular weekly lottery numbers, picked prior to the transportation; Lester able to relate to young i artment superdrawing, were 935 and 507. Manderscheid, professor of and women. Room jintjnents The drawing pushed the amount of prize money which agricultural economics; board in Mason Hall for tl [he decisii Gerald Miller, professor of period will be provided isinger, w communications, and Bruce addition to sal ulty hearin One of the $50,000 winners was Wilfred J. Fryer, 36, of Miller, asst. professor of Applications for the ,'nder the Amherstburg, Ont., a constable with the Amherstberg philosophy. Student istrator Police Dept. He purchased his and woman positions sho« lucky ticket in Southgate. He members are Glen Hatcher, Dtnmendati is the first Canadian be submitted to Rola superdrawing contestant. Okemos graduate student on. The other $50,000 winner was Richard Williams, 345 Stude Lund, 43, of and Cassandra Simmons, Februar Cheboygan, a partner in a machine shoD. East Services Bldg. grievance Lansing sophomore. Nt due ived any v 'urthermoi Package deal lement thai i mistry De| Mobil years, on ointed as tires. 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S. of State make reservations Capitol Capitol please UNION Cocktails from 2 pm on 489 - 2578 .June l Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, June 1, 1973 3 U to urge on$ Bv By TERIALBRFtht TERI A1.BRECHT State News Staff Writer ...ni „ Several said — adoption of job bias study professional classification. the ,CFUU either ueiuuieu report cuiici demoted their position or The issue was ■ originally scheduled for meeting but Breslin said that because President Wharton the May trustee "The study is a major improvement over what we had * MSU Administration will recommend that the board uieir position . Hie was not conclusive in defining the before because it at least trustees adopt a slightly altered version of the rating - salary scale had not received written reactions to the report by all of attempts to document our system. the vice problems," she said, "but in many ways it could be better." itroversial Uruvi- Hayes -, . Report, ■ ' a study ■> "*of University job "tiivcisiiy JOD University recommendation will include presidents, action was delayed on the report. Rothman said she is sending a memo to Keith Since the Groty, , ■rimination against women and minorities, at their June wnmon some , "substantial but not study was submitted to the administration vice president for labor and relations major" changes made by key April 19, several grievances against the report have been advising him of 14 meeting. university officials, Jack Breslin, executive vice president recommendations she said "need to follow filed by women affected any action taken The study, concluded in April, has received criticism this and secretary of the board of trustees said by its job grading system, saying on the study, to alleviate Thursday. they were "demoted in job grade and responsibility." possible resulting problems." k from campus women's leaders and has received mixed 'Overall I feel it is a sound report," Breslin said, but he Key points in Rothman's recommendations include the •tions from women affected in the administrative declined to Mary Rothman, director of women's programs said - comment further on what changes would be Thursday that she will back adoption of the Hayes findings following: made. 6 • That and recommendations but "with serious reservations." a system for movement within a pay range quickly be developed and that it be based primarily upon an assessment of merit (performance review) which is non WAGHER ACT OMITS MIGRANTS - discriminatory. • That the administration seriously study the advisability of revising the point count system to lower the weight given to education and experience requirements. • That the University make every attempt to decrease Chavez b the total number of classifications eliminate • minority one That all - person classes. future by combination and efforts provide separate data for women to avoid double - counting. to By SHARON HANKS • country" with the in the picket lines and ask lettuce was scarce in some That uniform promotion policies be developed and State News Staff Writer "mentality of a John people to eat only lettuce areas because only 12 implemented as soon as possible. The Arizona law Bircher," the farm workers per • That every attempt be made to move toward granting and grapes bearing the cent of all lettuce on the emphasis farm growers the have been right to active in United Farm Workers' Black market is from the United on merit and away from emphasis on length of service. refuse recognition of the • pressuring the Arizona Farm Eagle," he said. Farm Workers. That the salaries of individual administrative farm workers union was Bureau to advocate such - This consumer pressure professional women be reviewed to determine called "Local stores can't specific "unconstitutional" legislation. will in-grade inequities. hopefully force the always get it," he said. But Wednesc-^y by Richard They have also united growers to recognize the if it is unavailable, Chavez Chavez, brother of farm efforts in support of farm Gail Morris, a member of the Women's United Farm Workers' advised not to buy any Advisory worker leader Cesar Chavez. workers representation in Council, said Thursday she was not satisfied with the Union. lettuce at all. While speaking to about the government. findings of the report. Chavez continued and 125 people at South Kedzie She said that many of the administrative - Eighty - five per cent of described the poor living A & P stores have been professional Hall, the former migrant the farm workers are conditions of farm workers. the prime target for local women are unhappy with their reclassifications because worker criticized the law as Mexican - Americans, He said three fourths of • protestors because it has they were not credited with the amount of responsibility a "piece of garbage solely Chavez said, and in the past the farm workers earn less refused to carry only union they originally had. designed to destroy the year, 12 Chicanos were than the federal minimum lettuce, according to a farm workers movement." elected to various state income level, which is prepared statement Under current laws, farm positions. distributed at the meeting. workers are specifically $4,200 for a family of four. Though this shift of The average annual income The statement says a&P excluded from the stores Wagner power is slow incoming, for a farm workers' family dominate the Act of 1935 which Chavez said it could of four is $2,700. The supermarket industry. In guarantees workers the right gradually the state one week A & P buys 4 sway infant mortality rate of over to unionize. million heads of lettuce that policy to a more farm workers is also 125 per Any state, however, can sympathetic one. cent is being boycotted by farm enact a labor law higher than the giving Chavez also called for national average. workers who are trying to liirhanl Chavez farm workers the right to active local support of the As the farm build a union the statement workers' organize which the federal lettuce and grape boycott. said. rged an audience in South Kedzie Hall to refrain law denies. Hawaii has been struggle for human rights He said sympathy was not buying lettuce not picked by tnembers of the the only state to do so. continues, Chavez continues The union has met with Inited Farm Workers union. enough for the United Farm to carry on his nine - year A & P officials twice, the iselors State News photo by In Arizona, which Chavez Workers. national campaign to statement said, and asked Gregory Jolly referred to as "Goldwater "You have to come out publicize their plight. them to carry only union A film was also shown lettuce with the black eagle f to hel depicting the lettuce union label on it, but A&P kshop hemistry instructor appeals workers in Arizona and their campaign to support the boycott. has refused. Local continue picketers will to protest The recently completed Saturday outside the three ounselors film, "Si Se Puede," uling on dismissal procedure area A & P stores. Anyone o work vi translated "Yes, We Can Do interested in participating high sell It," focuses on the farm should meet at 10 a.m. workers rally and the snding the St Saturday at Brookfield Journal By DIANE SILVER political complications that Plaza. ian State News Staff Writer Kinsinger said in a letter to Bradley that he could find followed. July 8 "no recommendation or sense of direction in the Nilma Bradley is appealing the decision declaring that The one - hour film should were no grounds fo* her departmental hearing board's report that would persuade charge that she had been included such nationally Outdoor Rock Fest me to alter the course of action I initiated journalism iperly terminated fifbhi her position in the Cnemistry on December known figures as Sen. e to youngn 14,1972." urtment after receiving 18 consecutive one-year The hearing board had concluded that George McGovern, Robert Room liniments. Kinsinger had not Clintonia Field Kennedy Jr., Coretta Scott Die decision made by Chemistry Dept. chairman Jack "violated, misinterpreted or misapplied any existing rules or Friday June 22 on Hall for King and Joan Baez voicing legislation in the Department of Chemistry," Kinsinger said. Featuring: Jasmine Tea, be provide! singer, was based on the recommendations of a support of the boycott. Gold Rush, Ketch, to sail ulty hearing board If the board had recommended After the program, a Under the Interim Faculty Grievance reinstating Bradley ii Heartsfield, Shadows Procedure, an for the >ositions shot itrator decides on the basis of the board's mmendations whether or not he made an error in his someone tenure who has not been a_PrTued!^.bZ on the tenure track, sTenCwTsednofrbi lettuce eeXtPoaibuy bearing the black of Night, Strong Bow. id to Rola Kinsinger said. He added that a hearing board is strictly . Listen to WVIC for forbidden from altering the rules and because it was not 345 Stude February, Bradley, an instructor of Chemistry, filed grievance procedure. regulations of the JJ., w , , , t ticket purchase info grievance charging Kinsinger with terminating her Chavez a lout due reason or cause. Bradley said she has not ived any written reasons for the action. Furthermore, Sistturliiip Bmiratur sal she claims Kinsinger made a false «raent that Bradley had verbally agreed with the former fflistry Department chairman to consider leaving after ELECT AN LCC STUDENT TO LCC BOARD OF TRUSTEES ' years. 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McDonald on the activities of the grades 6-12 is less than 70 per cent of The election is June the budget for varsity sports. 11, and we Ingham Women's Political Caucus urge all registered voters to go to the contained errors of fact and And the board's number one polls on that day or to vote by interpretation, and I would appreciate priority is listed as "pupil evaluation" absentee ballot. Applications for the opportunity to correct them. (which I assume translates as absentee ballots and the ballots First, the caucus is not conducting "testing"). themselves are now available at the a voter registration drive as reported. These allocations and priorities may Board of Education office at East Voters in school board elections, like in fact be rational, but most of us have Lansing High School on Burcham all others, must be registered well in no way to judge them because we do Drive, and those wishing to vote advance of the actual election date. not have sufficient information. These before June 11 should go directly to Only those already registered to vote decisions were made in private sessions the board office to insure that their in East Lansing may cast ballots in the without so much as one public ballots will be properly counted. Board of Education election on June hearing. Finally, the article contained a 11. This kind of secrecy pervades other quote attributed to me to the effect As McDonald reported, the caucus areas as well, and whether or not the that students leave East Lansing rather is urging people to vote and is board makes the actual decisions on quickly once exams are over. That canvassing the residence halls on matters such as the scope and content statement may be true, but I did not campus, but it is not concentrating of student records, for example, its make it. solely on student voters. Indeed, actions serve to condone and students are only one population that perpetuate questionable practices. lacks representation on the present East Lansing School Board. In this These issues were the substance of the discussion at the POINT OF VIEW Ingham Caucus context, students and community have meeting. Again, your reporter did not a great deal in common: most make clear that the statements made residents have no direct influence Undercover by Vicki Neiberg were made in this whatever on the board's activities. larger context because she is a This lack of representation was a major topic at the caucus meeting, because public education is at times controlled by a self - serving clique candidate participation for the seeking support from Caucus for her efforts to increase the in board the and was members public's Board's By CHUCK MOSS "The FBI. They've terminated look in on the Marijuana Legislation pinched cop seat near the front so whose actions may not actually reflect deliberations. Midland sophomore relationships." Committee meeting." recorder could pick his hidden! the community's needs. Much of the "Why? We've given them all the up speeches. | I wish to emphasize that this Captain Bill Schlect of the Metro Agent Hillis walked in. As he As he looked around evidence suggests that the board serves info we've got." crossed the threshold his foot at the oil discussion Dept. sat in his office and looked at caught he saw the room the interests only of those who reside was not a question of students v. community, but quite the the paper on his desk. It was from the "They say they don't want any and he stumbled, falling flat on his haired men in was full 0f |1 in the geographic area in which the opposite. All residents have a stake in FBI and it said many more. They say the info's not worth face. He stood up, smiled. each other. But the sunglasses looldl majority of its members reside. insulting things speaker wa| public education, yet only about 16 about his undercover squad. Schlect having." Schlect groaned. Then the "Well, Hillis, report." In fact, he never The board has announced that the per cent of the voters went to the polls called in his assistant, Sgt. Crank. intercom buzzed. "Right on, groovy, far out, about an hour Schlect showed up!| teaching staff will be reduced next gave up last year. Members of the Ingham outasight. It was really neat!" "Oh well," he year. The budget for special education "Agent Hillis to see you sir.'' "Did you get their names?" thought, "I mi| caucus are working not only to elect well get someone for "What's the problem. Boss?" "Oh yes. dope." He] He's the one we sent to "What are names? Useless labels. out a joint and lit it. T It's the inner spirit that matters, the Then he looked around Michael William Whiting, Fox, editor - in ■ chief: POINT OF VIEW collective ..." to see expeL Novosad, editorial editor. managing editor; Bob "Hillis! Get a hold of yourself!" somebody take it. Nobodl John Lindstrom. campus editor; Jim Instead, the entire room stooV "I've gotta go, Cap'n. I'm taking all Bush, city editor; Mike Cody, slot man; my confiscated dope and passing it waving pistols and badges and shl in unison "You're under Craig Porter,, photo, editor; Jonathan S. free to the people to demonstrate arrest "! Kaufman, national editor; Lynn Henning, sports representative. editor; Dan Dever, staff Nixon's wage bill unfair love for all my fellow travellers on planet Earth." my stopped, looked at embarrassment, then sat down f each Schlect jumped up on the st other! Schlect smiled at Hillis. Hillis flashed his badge. "Are „ Beth Ann Masalkoski, advertising smiled back. Then Schlect scowled, you all ci By MICHAEL HARBUT he asked manager: Lee Lockwood, asst. advertising have different views on the subject. armed forces would be excluded '"credulously. Th| manager; John Greening, asst. advertising Regional director, FRONTLASH - pressed a button and Hillis was nodded. "Not one radical? from minimum wage protection. muscled into the street. You- manager; A1 Kirleis, circulation manager. you're all spying on somebody?! The Congress of the United States "Haven't I one decent The basic agent?" oughta be embarassed." P The Michigan State News is a seven - time is presently considering legislation position taken by the No additional coverage would be "There's always me, sir," Crank up. "We wL AFL-CIO is that the existing $1.60 per A big man jumped recipient of the Pacemaker Award for which would revise the existing provided for millions of public said. outstanding journalism. minimum wage law. Needless to say, hour minimum wage should be raised employees. There would be "You put the bug in the mayor's embarrassed if this gets out. Wei the AFL-CIO and President Nixon to $2.00 per hour immediately. In one coverage for domestic workers. no john." arrest somebody. I'm gonna " year it should reach $2.20 per hour, you. In fact, there's more t and by the end of 1974 it should stand "Why do you keep bringing that anyway." at $2.50 per hour. President Nixon claims that because up?" They stormed the stage andci there are so many "I guess I'll have to infiltrate a young workers who Captain Schlect out the door. 1 are unemployed, the payment of a meeting myself. Show 'em how it's can't do this to me. sub-minimum wage to them will done. What's on the agenda tonight?" Schlect!" President Nixon on the other hand, wants to lower the increase their hiring. "SDS, Hillel, DIA, James Madison Just as they passed a trash cat existing standards. and Gay Lib." If the bill he is lid popped open and a midget wJ pushing gets passed, "SDS. I'll infiltrate SDS." So workers under the age of 20 • people One way of helping to stop this Schlect went home and put on tight headphones stood up. f employed full - time, who are old kind of robbery is to put pressure on blue "Don't worry. Boss. I got it L enough to vote, marry and serve in the jeans and penny loafers. Then he tape. We'll spring you in a minutel congressmen and senators. went to the meeting room and took a wait till I untangle myself. " ■ Two Cents Worth Today over half of the editorial page is devoted to letters to the editor and readers' points of view. This is the "Since the draft ended" is last issue of the State a very News for spring term 1973, and the editorial staff misleading phrase, - used repeatedly by • The Selective Service Sjl would like to wish Robert Sherefkin in his continues, costing the taxpayef everyone a great summer. story in the Play it cool and make it back in the fall. May 29 issue of the State News. much as $100,000,000 in the fiscal g year...an unnec expenditure since there are tc inductions. Indeed, it is attributed to none Hippocratic other than the Service whose chief, office Col. Michigan Selective Arthur recently Holmes, distributed be • Young men failing to registeS subject to legal prosecution. To the Editor: medicine to anyone if asked nor posters as follows: Before Hitler murdered 10 million suggest any such counsel in like Since legislative draft repeal iJ Jews he murdered almost 400,000 manner. I will not up in committee process, an effeB give a woman a functional means of ending the drl "pure - blooded" Germans. TTiese pessary to produce abortion." "Remember. The law still requires Germans happened to be residents of to urge that no money be approprff Court of you mental children hospitals, homes for defective and homes for the aged. With what schizophrenic does Stack avoid the scientific fact subterfuge you 18." to register for the draft at age for the Selective Service bud"' year! that human life begins at To the Editor: conception increases, but why don't we live it up Supposedly these Germans were "truly and is continuous, whether What is good for Bobby Riggs and not human" or "not persons in the Please share this clarification with before Watergate bursts the "economic intrauterine Margaret Court should be good for whole sense." or extrauterine, until your readers. bubble?" death? Warren J. 1 both Lash Larrowe and me. Give or Now MSU trustee Jack Stack is take a few years, we are where it's at. You choose the date, Lash, but not Richard Van Zee Campus minB murdering an average of 20 infants a Russellville, Ky. graduate student The presidential induction United Ministries in Higher Educal* High noon and outside court of during my period or your menopause week, in a remodeled nursing home in your choice, but a game for all, rather (i.e., my monthlies or your Lansing. than paddleball (a permanents). Dr. Arnold Werner Where was Stack when the speciality of male - can chauvinist has Lash, and 50 Now - beens). It's tennis, cents for the winner. officiate this. Collette "Little Mo" Moser Hippocratic Oath was administered? This oath reads in part, "For the benefit of my patients I will being To the Editor: Darting, tripping extravagant, a 50 - cent bet may seem Asst. professor of abstain from whatever is deleterious There are two signs conspicuously unimpeded progress of any licensed of "Well, it's just not realistii given expected salary automobile or bus seems to be more believe that we can enforce* Agricultural Economics and mischievious, I will give no deadly placed at the Abbott and Collingwood important than the safe and regulation" would be irresponsibj entrances of the MSU campus. They unimpeded progress of the vast it could not be justified by the f read: "All Motorists Must Yield To majority of students, professors and The facts are (1) this is a reg"J Justin Morrill Pedestrians In Marked Crosswalks". which Apparently this is a regulation most others campus. who choose to walk across of the University and shoui Black Pre - Medical Assn. up to Preparation of a "survival the Wagangas. js to structure itself in such a pamphlet" for black people in Students would receive particular. This pamphlet will describe Jsto be versatile and very able to Lith real problems that black pre flcal students face. personalized and group sensivity sessions each time their class schedule all the problems black such a related lead diseases and poisoning, in hiring nonunion labor is made out to insure that the student sickle cell js at MSU depends largely on anemia, sarcadinas, , _ can handle the load. J^ons previous socialization and hypertension, early death rate, high Occassionally, I am embarrassed by "Shell Oil Co. did what is so unique about Shell hiring a Waganga proposes to select film child editorials printed on the left side of not blunder Ktion. Waganga does not see a series and guest speakers for blacks. a mortality rate and rat bites. into any firm that is nonunion. to the discriminatory educational Waganga proposes to gain acces to this page which purport to reflect the big mess as the editorial The members of Though Michigan is a heavily L which poorly prepares blacks. Waganga will several needed professional counselors opinion of the collective editors of the self - righteously asserts. Rather, decide what film to show and at what unionized state. Shell must still be free who are State News. tVer, Waganga proposes to protect interval. In addition, Waganga may at willing to recognize and the firm decided to exercise its to choose its workers from wherever it ■ead the students who are here identify with the black students Much of my embarrassment, of right in a free market to hire times attempt to solicit the services of problems. wishes. (NESBURY course, stems from simple whatever labor it wanted to. " by Garry Trudeau disagreement with Certainly unions have accomplished a particular opinion much for the working man in America. of an editorial. Though the 10 • miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiii from the cuban burglars As such, they mobilize legitimate iwmck! un autre keep 'em com/a/6, member student editorial board righteously asserts. Rather, the firm forms of employe cohesion against to the chief executive him¬ m. father but by me.' 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She also said working at the Pentagon. future with the military is commission and become the first MSU woman ever to do military other than what they gleen from the news, which doesn't, she said, help them form a very realistic opinion. concerned, Riley's attitude is optimistic. "I think like anything you must un,™- Riley- an East Lansing graduate student says that Though she doesn't think the negative side of the nothing is handed go out and get it, to you; nothing was handed to me on a i. ,s a ®°° exPer'ence for a woman. silver platter, and I don't think I'd want it to 'eaSt °" the books there is military is stressed in the news, she thinks there is an be," she said. no discrimination absence of the positive side. nr,Z promotions, r WT?; not in she said. terms of pay, positions, or »^"ey. KUlt said that since a few now women is 8 good time for have women to be in "In the military there are boundless opportunities to get involved, everyone is encouraged to serve outside the service, such as becoming involved in volunteer projects," Church sche for already broken the ground equality. Riley thinks women should have been she said. Greek drafted a long time ago. "A lot of people take a lot for granted and I think you can't take out something back «n," she said. without putting Riley said that since these activities are not news, people carni do not know about them. A Greek festival, will go to the church society Responding to what her basic feelings are about complete with Greek which works to aid the Riley said: "The military and ROTC ROTC, On entertainment and food, Lansing amnesty, Riley expressed her views in a broader community, it s what you are like make of it. A positive attitude is anything else,' perspective. "Maybe this sounds old fashioned or corny, will be held June 9 and 10 Refreshments are not very but I think at the corner of Saginaw included in the admission important. Part of the training is to everybody has some obligation to serve their put you under stress to and Marshall streets in see how you will react. If you take a country," she said. charge. negative attitude you I won't like it." Lansing. This is the first time the The festival, sponsored church has sponsored "There shou'd be a universal draft with noncombat a Riley entered ROTC after the anti ROTC movements - options such as the Peace Corps and Vista, or maybe service by Holy Trinity Greek festival. of the late '60s and in the police force, or as a Orthodox Church will ir. of inclement early '70s. But she said she hasn't felt medic," she stated. "I shouldn't case any negative reactions towards her feature two Greek bands think weather, the festival will be Positive attitude being in ROTC. anyone would object to saving lives," she said. Riley, upon receiving her commission is and a tavern to sell Greek held in two large tents, Barbara Riley, East Lansing graduate student, will Defending ROTC on campus, Riley said: "It's a very self subject to coffee and pastries. active duty and has requested it for January when she "Anyone is welcome. Lome defeating argument. People think the military is a very Festival times are 8 p.m. - the first MSU woman to be commissioned expects to receive her masters degree in German. There is no ethnic barrier at as closed system, but if to 1 a.m. on June 9 and 2 ■iROTC officer. you remove it from campus you're all," Angie Vlahakis, State News photo going to force it to be an even more closed system because p.m. until 7 p.m. on June cochairman of the festival, by Ken She said she would love to Fergusc there will be less types of exposure. By having four years of go to Germany or Spain and 10. A $1 admission charge ,672 will get PRE-EXPANSION SALE f s will be graduation awarded to 5,672 at MSU's spring term Cronkite is TOM SHAW 11 pc. golf lightweight steel set. 3 woods, 8 irons. List $160.00 o. among four persons who will receive SPALDING EXECUTIVE 11 pneement Sunday, June 10. JBS newsman irgraduatc Walter Cronkite will speak at ceremony which begins at 4 p.m. in Spartan the honorary degrees at the afternoon exercises. He an honorary doctor of laws degree as will will receive Robert E. steel professional pc. lightweight golf set. 3 woods, 8 Irons. 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In its blurred, circular frame frame it il resembles bowl of instead aa bowl resembles instead of melting spumoni. Ellsworth Kelly's brand of hard Number five in the «>ri«c pH * The final art exhibition of the series r873 se watercolor, acrylic lacquer, cast aluminum with cast resin and vacuum amusing. texture in the paintings. y ltts the es music formed. By the final program, one's smile changes to a yawn. In m to « this piece, Patino's freckled hand arranges tiny "hearted" Sewell's work "February 9," jg a stuc. is date The forms in each medium appear to have the , stones, strips of ribbon, and more photographs of this work, thickenings of oil full of consistency of half congeaied gelatin or of melting ice paint are scatt ' j textUre „ herself. Xerox copies of the stills from the cream. Lackluster shades of dusty bluish - rose and murky program are The artist's use of a blend of yellowed raw eatran(1i stable provided for those who wish to take a little of Rosa's show whi,e drawing little attention to (tely so purple make his forms even less appetizing, as food or fine home with them. This touch is of the itself The"11 'S plei11 the int« art. of Patino's style. one charming aspects scheme, then, helps to keep the focus on u. I*"1'8' a else in the exhibit catches either ence. It is hard to believe that the work in acrylics, "1966 the viewer' ' John Konopa's "Jardin de Fleurs" series numbers one to interest. It is a pity that the 1972 7 w s e^e ot any tacl American Motors Britannia Blue Metallic," was ~ five in acrylics is of some interest. His work reminds little inspired by one of ended withi an a exhibition so lacking in it creative esult, the •U'l Ab r divertin Top duet to entertain at MS Formed plastic sed on tt Cort Strudwick holds a sculpture made of vacuum cters by formed plastic which is included in the current if "Li'l A Masters of Fine Arts exhibit at Kresge Art Center. n. Atterr By GARY OZANICH entertainment is the both in the United States emotion. Admission is only promising reviews in recent an home c State News Reviewer appearance of and Europe, including "For up . and Anthony $2. Tickets are available at performances. If this is any - coming b from nt Braxton and artist who has The next week offers a Roscoe Alto" which he recorded the door. indication of his ability to literally nhabitant Mitchell Saturday in the solo. ******* up Lizard's several great deal of musical perform, he should put on a this year, will be tj thing i entertainment 1961 room of Case Hall. Mitchell is best known as back for those Sunday Tim Buckley will nice show mnity Both are "new music" Sunday. a brand new band for who can afford some time the leader of the Art be at the Brewery. He is ******* it in th artists from Chicago. Ensemble of Chicago, a fine day stand starting Thui away from the books. currently more into rock Blues fans will be happy, This is a nment. Braxton is a multihorn really Besides Leo Kottke's jazz group. It lias performed than any other form of as two of the three best proves They'd never forget appearance at Mariah, the player, but he generally in the East Lansing area music, though in the past he blues bands in existence will entertainment lineup, should at fi the day he drifted into town. highlight of the weekend's prefers the alto saxophone. before. Mitchell is a multi - has done a folk music (his be in town; Siege! Schwall definitely 'm ists di He has cut several albums. instrumentalist, but is at the Brewery Monday and studying for finals diffi( iugh a early days), and has also probably best known for his delved into the realms of James Cotton a!' the Stables yokun saxophone work. The all week. all roi jazz ("Happy Sad"). Cinema 9C evening should be exciting, as these musicians get into His latest "Greetings from album, L.A.," is Neither band is to the area, a stranger and both have a Wlt~ :ually but only th creation, improvisation and lications good. He has also received large local following. the shov Meanwhile, Bryon Lee, red t The Company Presents The i "Li'l At a delightful musical igh the tor Stan ed hard at Li'l Abner in Co-Operation with Pop Entertainment the show, waste of t« [inally tim one pi iest style MAY 18 & 19 ipts to ke McDonel Kiva LEO K ig at a ft ing nighl ' a defini May 31. June 1 & reign or McDonel Kiva at j, the see JUNE 1 & 2 p.m. & 10:30 p. changes in advance, S 1.50 there was the door. Wonders kiva Tickets on sale diiy of the ■ CLINT EASTWOOD and guaranteed to get a rise out 8:15 p. m. Marshall Student Union, Elde VERNA BLOOMHWRIANA HILL of you. Open every day at 11:45, first Instruments. DEESmRoN• ERnSHRmAN• aiNTEASTVVOOO RO0§8fc*LEY• jfNNNG?T A UNfVtRSAL/MAlPASO COMPANY PROOUCT ION . <> show at noon. Remember the midnite show Fri. & Sat. Call 882 0236 for - $1.50 at Door Maria 11 Office Open further information. Rated X. F, 12 - 5, 353- 355-3690 rharharharharharharhariharharharharharharhrharhai^rharharharharha Presents 'M 'A S*H' is what the new freedom of the screen is all about." —Richard Schickel, Life TOGETHER THEY'RE MURDER An Ingo Preminger Production DONALD SUTHERLAND ELLIOTT GOULD TOM SKERRITT JACK ROLLINS CHARLES H JOFFEprf woody alien's A JOE WIZAN LEE MARVIN -GENE HACKMAN - PRIME CUT A ClflFMA CENTER FILMS ALSO STARRING GREGORY WALCOTT AND ANGEL TOMPKINS • WRITTEN BY PRODUCTION EXECUTIVE PRODUCER -KENNETH L EVANS DIRECTED BY M »" MUSIC BY LALOSCHIFRIN • PANAVISION* TECHNICOLOR* A NATIONAL GENERAL PICTURE' PRESENTATION ROBE m i ^ R|TC a5£ bananas Tonight (Fri.) - 107 SKH Tonight (Fri.) - Conrad Tonight (Fri.) - Wilson 7:3; & 9:30 8:00 & 9:45 7:30 * 9:45 Sat. - 107 SKN Sat. - Conrad 7:30 & 9:30 Saf. - Wilson 7:30 & 9:45 Sun. - McDonel Kiva 'P'NKPAf 8:00 & 9:45 Sun. - McDonol Kiva Ne*t Friday 7:30 9:30 J^nee 0|ivJ( ^el Caine i Open to MSU students, Faculty, & Staff oily. $1 Admission. I.P.'s required. June l Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, June 1, 1973 9 itv \usical Drifter' eerie parable •oration. tes the ,,Ph,'S ( i lent, ene on sin in the Old West ; Jblue and rudzats music though EDD between • u scenes and 5erfect!y 0,; ate Reviewer News acts. By KATHY ESSELMAN one of the few western to e company has chosen glamorize forcible rape. At Eastwood, never much of a As a director State News Reviewer with Gill Abnei to finish their words, has carved man the time it happens, the displays such a fine flair for "High Plains Drifter," away excess wordage and •73, season. This now at the viewer only knows that the ess musical has almost cpmedy, albeit slapstick kind, that the more Michigan hussy accosts Eastwood on kept only what strengthens one only Theater, unfolds with the the film. Nothing that can g to recommend it, wishes that he could low - key and compelling the street and taunts him, at be communicated visually is have dated, humorless, is channeled his energies and logic of a campfire tale. which point he drags her Jdy in texture said. fUH of innumerable talents into a Clint Eastwood has starred into the barn and rapes her. lttered —and more That polite middle - class at rand, itabie songs 'table »v»6=>. rewarding piece of theater. and directed this ghostly Bruce Surtee's is pleas iteiy so insipid that it parable on the wages of sin. fiction, she got what she photography communicates ' ne neutral« s the intelligence of its He has provided chilling deserved, is played out from a solid western feel without > texture, •nee. But, The A beginning to end. It's an sacrificing the lyric quality t»pkles it with As U stands, the entertainment reminiscen t ewer's eye 07 a appalling look inside the of Poe and Ambrose Bierce necessary to the film. It is a won at Kresge u little deserves, and pro.duction l» full of male mind. brilliant film that is not for Itive energy ilt, their *iiM Abner" production proves ^"brerancef.which helPs * overcome the more inane ("Incident Bridge"). at Owl Creek Ernest Tidyman's script those who loved the U1 A P "spaghetti westerns" but for moments, thanks to an "High Plains Drifter" has provides both accurate and enthusiastic cast. Linda the die - hards who chilled the dubious honor of being Anglo Saxon Eccles as Daisy Mae, Patricia • dialogue. to "Hie Beguiled." IS sed on the cters ,f "Li'l m Attempting to save r* home of Dogpatch, <• comic strip by Al Capp, the Abner" is pure Kozloff as Manny Yokum, Matt Thornton as Earthquade McGoon, and Daniel F. Pipp as Sam have tackled their roles Marryin' Announcing the PREMIER SHOWING of Tire THE Pigs vs. Freaks ld has • coming b nuclear testing, from ■.»«. Ir0m witb a vigor that proves 's literally | nhabitants must find Pleasantly entertaining. several tii ithing about their will be back i nunity that would But the star of the show w band for a m it in the eyes of the tarting ThUrs( mment. Yokum berry is Leslie Ann Bernstein the dumb but as A FILM BY 1 a really proves to be the extremely e"t le finitely lineup, it ists at first discover • until that, sexy Bernstein . Appassionata.. is outrageously JACK EPPS, JR. >r finals diffic funny in a small role that iugh a great body could have easily Double JEFF JACKSON whammy !r, yokum berry tonic gone r—'v, jys all romantic dri-— unnoticed, but due ^ ?ue r°a to Illv lually the the town town is ®U_perb com,c dehvery timing, and Available Jones explains to General Bullmoose that Evil eye Fleegle can hurl a emerges as the high ■ , but only after further point of the evening. double whammy and stop a man dead in his tracks. Left to right the characters are 9:oopm. Friday, June II05 South Kedzie lications develop to It's General Bullmoose, Mike Burns, Available unfortunate that Steven Jones, Charlie Gillette, and Evil eye the show out to its Fleegle, Jerry Knirk performing for The Company's Li'l Abner. - NO ADMISSION CHARGE Bass is miscast in the ired two hours leading role of Li'l Abner, for Baas State News photo by Mark Wiedelman i. The saddest thing has a fine sense of "Li'l Abner" is that comedy and sings iu2h the cast and superbly, yet his est style possible and pts to keep the show 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Frid; laV.Junei Mich Way sought to change By KAREN KRUGER dispose of the by - products from what it uses," Hoefer said. "We have all kinds of residues, most of them contain manure to equaling 50 per cent protein can be obtained for under regular feed, Flegal said. foo $150, Thomas said. It is simply a more economic protein Milk producing cows useful material but it is out of place and needs to that were fed MSU agricultural researchers are spending $100,000 this or dehydrated," Hoefer said. be diluted source than other protein sources available Researchers refer to the recycled manure as today, he added. produced as well as or better than than those on n< year to find ar. acceptable way of recycling animal manure into animal feed. Two billion tons of animal waste are produced a year in This simply means "to eat again," Hoefer "anaphase." Flegal said. explained. MSU researchers seem regj the U.S., Hoefer said. Countries such as Sweden, where protein is convinced »k » J.W. Thomas of the dairy science department said MSU scarce, and outweigh any negative esthetic is one of the first universities to explore this means of "Everybody is trying to destroy waste. We're trying to utilize it while protecting the mostly imported, hope to feed their chickens soybeans and they've developed. !/!1?6 ues 0f the p,* squalities environment," Cal J. Flegal, feed the cows dried poultry waste, getting double mileage This i$ fcssachu combatting high meat prices. associate professor, of the poultry department, said. "The nothing new, Fleeal sain r But before the Federal Food and out of the soybeans, Flegal said. wouldn't like the fact that Jing Drug Administration (FDA) would approve recycled waste as a food additive, aim produce of the experiments is to eliminate a useable product." a problem and "So far as we know, anaphase contains no toxic materials," Hoefer said. "It is dried at high temperatures either, dead animals are the processed into a m«i lnsid?7S? 1 manufacturers would have to prove it was harmless to both "If the residue of Flegal said. meat and bo* ret the animal and the consumer, Thomas said. everything we ate went back were it and afterwards contains few, if any, organisms," Thomas When came from, would have one considers what goes ,filiation Jacob Hoefer, associate director of the MSU we no pollution," Hoefer said. said. it is on insirta .u Agricultural "Now waste materials difficult to imagine lefield fa Experimental Station, said a total of about $100, 000 in are dumped into streams. But if they were recycled and put to use, much of our Some animals are fed antibiotics and other drugs. """"" recycling excretion imagine ' into ' " feed,H why wny TK somi some would"'UIQ "111 objei fieli federal, state and private grants is being allocated by his problem would Excretion from these animals should not be Thomas . „ office to various research projects in the area of waste be solved." feed, Thomas said. recycled as wastes is a most to the ground and "aturaTcSion^^ was I recycling. Most of the researchers admitted that consumers may Animals producing eggs are never fed these drugs, it up. We eat the becomes a part of the enii ifls ^ "Probably the biggest obstacle researchers have to not treasure the esthetic values of the developed. product they have Thomas said. and eat the animal," plant or we Hoefer said. feed the plant tP'>w»nt overcome in this work is the attitude of consumers toward Anaphase for the MSU experiments comes from "However recycled wastes is a way to lower the cost of chickens in the poultry department, Flegal brought out a jar of eating beef, chickens or eggs from animals fed recycled Flegal said. form " which resembled poultry waste materials," Hoefer said. production to consumers," Flegal said. Feed prices have doubled in the last six Experiments have shown that the use of anaphase does not influence the internal slightly sour smell. instant cofTee 2 and '"gave "While negative esthetic conditions exist, months, Flegal quality of eggs. A taste panel of recycling of said. MSU faculty and students (who knew what "The recycling of animal wastes into anim.-, waste materials has gone on since the CI beginning of time and A ton of they were sometime be admitted is not an unnatural condition,"Hoefer said. costs soybean feed containing 50 per cent protein $250. Two tons of the anaphase feed supplement eating, and knew about the experiment) could not tell the difference between eggs produced with " by the FDA into s"°,,g *sutema,t"1 theS i*1 The MSU researchers think the product should be marketed for various ecological, economic and scientific anaphase and - J! ^ I "One of the basic problems society faces is how Dems talk to By AL over gte News ixty stu By ELLEN E. GRZECH The discussion group, which was formed in lommunk State News Staff Writer February, of the most structured groups in the House khh rse usually mcludes Kildee,Perry Bullard^ H. Lynn Jondahl, , There are no firm coalitions or solid blocks of votes in David Bonier, Daisy Elliot, John Otterbaeher, Jackie "Wejre informal, but we're still " *"* ral'1 groups," he said. "The black one of the mw niques, I the Michigan House of Representatives, but a group of Vaughn, Howard Wolpe, Raymond Hood and Morris Hood. used to, and the Polish caucus has caucus doesn't * quartei They meet weekly, really disintegrated lucting a "progressive" Democrats meets informally to discuss issues over lunch, to discuss strategy and But we haven't and issues that strategized on the mote ei strategies. concern them, such as abortion, the press shield introduce measures," he said. "It's more a response to bills" ther Ci And, they say. they have been suprisingly effective, bill, the welfare budget and capital punishment. H. Lynn Jondahl, D-East artment particularly on the capital punishment issue. "We played a major role in Lansing, said the "We discuss putting a more human dimension in defeating the capital helpful and provided good input. this fa punishment measure," Kildee said. "I know it changed a "I think it's very valuable as a session where lonald P. legislation," Rep. Dale Kildee, D-Flint, said. "In years past, number of votes. We were extremely effective and well out soi.ie ideas and f e s we may have been called liberals. But we plan strategy," he said. are concerned organized, as to strategy, who would talk, who wouldn't municatic with making laws humane." and so on." mmended The group is not unanimous Early on all issues, however, students 1 Kildee said. Abortion is one disagreement within the caucus. 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He said when an Ingham County Sheriff Kenneth Preadmore said his officer stops a car for MARK CLARK "Anything we run into is turned over to the Metro he can search it If he State News Staff Writers agency is after the pusher. "We're out to curtail the sale," he Squad. They do all the Investigation for us," Zutaut said. may be drugs In the car. has probable VZ Use ?lo* <1 believ, ^ said, and he thinks his Baylis estimated that the Metro Squad has only been on A joint in the ashtray of Despite statements by area law enforcement agencies department has been very effective. campus once in the last six months for a drug investigation. constitute probable cause to the smcii » "Hard drugs are gone from saying that they stress hard drug investigations, available We've scared them all Ingham County," he said. The unit has been involved in only three cases in East Two men told a State arrest ScoS " smol» statistics show more prosecutions for marijuana related incidents than those for harder drugs. away." However the Drug Education Lansing in the last six months, he estimated. on Grand River nTVUUe te News Avenue uy " reports reporter " ^ theywl Center, 406 Grove St Ingham County Prosecutor Raymond L Scodeller said 2 a.m. i^s, k Figures obtained from a state agency by state Rep. H. reported that in a one month period from April 16 to May his office gives drug cases low day for drunk driving one priority. He said it When Lynn Jondahl. D - East Lansing, show 132 drug related 15, they received 17 calls and visits concerning opiates. concentrates on crimes against persons such as police took the driver h 20 dealing with murder, breathalyzer test, they pulled the arrests in East Lansing and MSU during 1972,113 of which marijuana and 36 for hallucinogens Howard Powell, center robbery and rape. and searched the passe^!"1?" L Za M "Marijuana arrests are made almost 100 per cent passenger's seat. auto, finding . tofth« were for marijuana violations. employe, emphasised that just Capt. Adam J. Zutaut, MSU Dept. of Public Safety, because someone calls or stops in doesn't mean that person incidental to ** mar'juana on however, said campus police do not actively seek out is a user. He said the calls are something else," Scodeller said. A local attorney said there was often just for information. "The average person who gets arrested for n„ » . search in this University police seek the hard brings it upon himself," he said. "We don't lookmarijuana marijuana users. Even though Zutaut said case, and that is "We don't go through the residence halls looking for drug pushers, he said that they are not for him. cases. » usually usually truetrue m many °8U* He finds us." 0f running across as "It's not unusual to have drug violations," he said. "Our concern isn't so much with many cases of hard drugs such as heroin and cocaine. Scodeller explained that many of the a spbi-pI, A possible reason for this marijuana arrests have the arrest made." he said. the user as with the dealer." Metro Squad, a tri - county drug investigatory unit, decrease cited by Zutaut is are made in conjunction with traffic violations. plain view situation." "Then aST? twist«i ii places emphasis on hard drugs and suppliers, Sgt. John Baylis, squad leader, said. Jondahl said he secured the arrest figures after receiving AGAINST COMPLETE LEGALIZATION an extensive runaround from nine area law enforcement agencies. He said he was told repeatedly that the information was not available. Finally. Jondahl said he Area went to the state Office of Drug Abuse and Alcoholism want where he was supplied with the figures. Jondahl's investigation was prompted by State News inquiries as to the availability of these figures to the public. The statistics for East Lansing show 50 drug related considering two measures cops passed by the Ann Arbor Some marijuana wouldn't lighten arrests for this period, 35 of which were marijuana related. By JANET SHUBITOWSKI local law the use of other introduced by Rep. Jackie city council in late 1971 enforcement our case load because we drugs' Only four of the arrests were for misuse of opium and and agencies do Ingham cocaine. The remaining 11 arrests were for synthetic Vaughn, D - Detroit, that was struck down less than a not believe that the don't arrest that Coun drugs. MARK CLARK would legalize marijuana. year later by Ann Arbor people many Prosecuting Attorn For the same period 82 persons were arrested on campus State News Staff Writers legalization of marijuana on drug offenses," Raymond Scodeller on drug charges. "It's absurd to put District Judge Sam Elden. would have much of an Zutaut said. ap« Marijuana arrests led the list with 78, followed by two for opium and cocaine and one each in the During the past several people in jail for 10 to 15 He said it violated the effect their operation. Ingham County Sheriff on "Marijuana is synthetic and "other" categories. years state and local drug years just for using Michigan Home Rule Act And of the law Kenneth Preadmore said he none stepping stone to - Jondahl pointed out that there are many possible laws have been revised to marijuana," Vaughn said. and that it limited the officials contacted is not against legalization drugs," he said, "Once conform to changing social John Sinclair, leader of power of the judiciary to provided the drug has interpretations of these figures depending on one's expressed a desire to see no make it legal, it will bee* attitudes, and these the Rainbow People's Party, pass sentences harmful effects. viewpoint. on marijuana legalized. part of our culture. "These revisions are continuing. formerly known as the misdemeanor convictions. "If it's not figures may indicate that police are taking easy Capt. Adam J. Zutaut, of a drug, arrests or that there just isn't a large use of hard However, local law White Panther Party, got the The Michigan legislature the MSU Dept. of Public legalize it. If it is a drug, drugs," he East said. enforcement officials are necessary signatures to put a pproved the Controlled criminalize it," he said. Lansing Dis6 Safety, said any law can be Court Judge Maui not eager to see the the issue on the 1972 Substances Act in 1971, Ingham County Circuit Capt. Dan Myre, commanding officer of the Michigan changed if there is Schoenberger said he State Police detective division, said state complete legalization of November ballot. which redefined all drug Court i police arrest conclusive proof that the Judge Ray C. not think the marijuana. But the Rainbow people classifications and the Hotchkiss said he would legalization priorities are definitely to seek out drug dealers first. law is needless or harmful. marijua.ia would He said their emphasis is placed on hard The Judiciary Committee have already started efforts penalities for drug offenses. first like to see a research have drug traffickers, "I am not adverse to dramatic affect the dealers in heroin, cocaine and LSD. of the State House of to get the measure on the "When the old law was legalization providing there program to find out who courts. However, Myre said his department goes after the Representatives is ballot for 1974. written," Earl Nelson, D - is the potential marijuana In June 1972, the East adequate data to show Lansing, one of the sponsors that marijuana is not users are before any steps "The dramatic chai Lansing City Council passed of the bill, said "many of harmful," he said. "I am toward legalization are (East a marijuana ordinance the drugs we now deal with taken. Lansing's adverse to legalization now ordinance and the sUI providing for a small fine did not even exist. We have because of insufficent data "I would not like to see Controlled Substances for possession of 2 ounces to have a definition of the it on the possible affect of legalized until it can be has already come," he or less. drugs in order to deal the drug. proven to me that the use of "There are A similiar ordinance virtually effectively with them." "Legalization of marijuana does not lead to contested cases anymoi WHAT'S A GRADUATES! STEAK £4? FACULTY! REMEMBER: Academic apparel for Spring Term Commencement may WHAT DOES THE FOUR MEAN? be picked up on lot's More! Holly's goes the others the 4th floor of four better! 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Marijuana laws differ By JANET SHUBITOWSKI arrest under the state or city Of the fourteen cases fine (for first offense); $10 (for second offense) Hallucinogens, including LSD, peyote and and ,aw- but he is charged court costs and prosecuted under the state $100 (for third or subsequent offense). mescaline, are punishable by a maximum of seven Naert as well," he said. "This is or $1,000 or years MARK CLARK said these law by the district court, both for unlawful sale, distribution not in the spirit of the law." Possession of two or more ounces of and State News Staff Writers considerations include the fines ranged from marijuana falls nothing in under the jurisdiction of state law. manufacture; one year or $1,000 or both for Two marijuana laws exist amount of marijuana four cases to $75 in Tim Under the state Controlled Substances Act possession; and six months $500 in East involved and whether or not one Holland, assistant of 1971 or or both for Lansing. And though case. unlawful use. the offense is committed in county prosecuting narcotic drugs, including heroin and morphine, are the offense outlined in each In addition, all but one the presence of an officer. attorney, believes that East of the laws is the punishable by a maximum penalty of 20 years or same, the "Each case is handled on were charged court costs Lansing can't enforce it's $25,000 or both for unlawful sale, distribution and non'"8" umaY draw up to four years or penalties differ. Which law is used its own merit," he said. ranging from $15 to $75. Total ordinance. is manufacture; four years or $2,000 or both for mAruifnJ*r I f°r un,awful sale' distribution and discretion up to the East Lansing "wuii-i District fines, costs, including "It (the city possession; and one year or $2,000 or both for evlnL1!, evidence of °Unce$with possession or more U sufficient intent officer. of the arresting ucuiaiug Judge Maurice Schoenberger lines, court judgment fees, of cases costs and ordinance) is in conflict with the state unlawful use. distribution to minors, to deliver, East estimated that the cases eight years $5,000 Lansing Police Chief brought under the state law law," he said. Non - narcotic drugs, including stimulants or or both brought before him are and Possesion, one year or Stephen D. Naert said the as computed from the court depressants, can draw up to seven years or $5,000 or use 90 days or $100 $1,000 or both. And unlawful circumstances of each roughly divided 50-50 records, range fron $39 to "Where there is a conflict or both. between the use of the city between individual marijuana case $154. The most frequent a city ordinance ordinance and the state law. and a state have to be considered when charge was between $45 and law, the state East Lansing District law should rule." 1 police aeciae decide wnetnei whether to $55 Court records of all it appears that the marijuana prosecutions for city Holland claimed that if Vote slated ordinance is being handled someone convicted under in court in much the same on 1Q7QK 1973 the East show that of the 47 Lansing ordinance manner as the state law. cases handled 29 of these does not want the Under both the defendant is were under the state law. conviction of his record, he By NANCY CRANE All drug arrests increased charged costs in addition to the fine. According to local can appeal the ordinacne. Itate News Staff Writer nSS/l University ^TCiati°n Professors asking of reP°rt to the committee which attempted to correct activity which is carrying out criminal acts. dunngMay attorney Edward T. As soon as this happens, he The Committee on tnat informers not be used volunteered by a citizen. He said such surveillance If an individual is found said, the East Lansing misunderstandings which The Noonan, this is not the ordinance will blic Safety will vote 1110111101 political department, was not political in nature guilty of marijuana spirit in which the be struck the University down. nday on a motion activities °n community according to the policy, also and that to the extent that possession under the East campus because might have as to the part ordinance was intended to ommending that the does not employ Lansing paid these meetings are now, marijuana pt, of Public Safety °L?f^?atrthe,y to academic freedom. maypose informers play in informers, does not engage "carried out in a responsible ordinance, he is fined $5 for be used. "When the East Lansing A similar $5 marijuana ordinance in Ann Arbor has lin a court order before police work in political surveillance and a first offense Cain based the motion matter, the Department plus a $4 ordinance is used, the owing informers to the requirement According to the report does not keep "political judgement fee, the records already been oeen declared on that the official does not believe that a individual is not only fined, nitor political activities policy of the dossiers". show. In only oneof the 18 unconstitutional. federal agencies obtain a police presence should be ISU. campus police department Bemitt said in the report cases under federal court order in order in regards to necessary." the city The motion, made by to use collecting and that the presence of ordinance uiuuuuite was the was ine individual individual wiretapping and using information is: the plainclothes officers The committee . then nmittee member Tim electronic surveilllance. at some charged court costs, and in department does not public meetings decided to request President this instance the charge was came in the wake of was begun "7—J' submitted to the Also at ^e meeting recruit informers but is several years ago when there Wharton to establish an $5. — Richard O. Bemitt, director ad-hoc nmittee by ASMSU and of the Dept. of legally required to accept was evidence that certain committee which Another individual was Public investigate and act upon any citizens would study the role of the MSU chapter of the were using public sentenced to 2 days in jail in Safety, presented a written information about criminal police department on meetings as a "cover" for addition to the $5 fine and campus. the $4 judgment fee. SEMI-ANNUAL tome very interesting possibilities for summer volunteer immediate results -- just a friend to spend time with him, k have become available in the greater iy of these programs will continue on into the Lansing area. play with him, maybe work on self help skills -- - dressing, SALE >ol year, though some are also available that coming brushing teeth and the like. He understands most are only said to him. but things does not speak in sentences himself. He rating during the summer. For further information, a enjoys going out to eat or to have a coke. Transportation tntial volunteer can contact the Volunteer Bureau at 27 could probably be arranged for someone who would like to Miss J Shoes lent Services Building, 353-4400. Other possibilities interact with this nine year - old chare not mentioned here are also listed at the • boy. Bureau. \n individual with skills in an arts or crafts area, who is Several older persons living in their own homes in the $8 - *10 - $12 - *15 directing and who likes working with older people, greater Lansing area have indicated an interest in lave a having challenging opportunity working with a senior college age people come to visit them m group in occasionally. The Lansing. The group is trying to produce Adopted Grandparents program is now recruiting Ible products to raise volunteers to interact with these senior tots for the products have been money for their activities. Local citizens. A major Enjoy outstanding savings on goal of the program is to make it possible for older explored, and to continue people estions for projects have included living in their own homes and maintain their dress pumps, casuals and sport macrame, candle - ing. terrariums and decoupage. The volunteer would self - respect. Volunteers can be used both with and to teach a group of people to make the products. This without their own transportation. shoes from our lively Miss J J be an interesting project for anyone interested in >g in education and crafts areas, A local agency also needs people to interact with footwear. Spring and summer local community mental health very center has some young emotionally disturbed children and their families. font summer placements available in Times can be arranged and transportation is sometimes a styles at super reductions their alcoholism the perceptual - motor program and other areas. Times possibility. to wear right now. ble include days, evenings and weekends. This is an lent area for someone to share' some of their vacation 539 Michigan Ave Mdi&ijA&op* i Boys Club in Lansing has arts and crafts, (4 blocks east of lational activities such as softball, track and ■ camping and field trips wrestling, the Capitol) taking place this summer. The Py °f experience available is very wide, ffrcy needs a big brother. He Open M Th JacabBoris is quite retarded and needs — with a lot of patience who doesn't expect 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. F & S til 4 p.m. There's a worlds Sunday 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. j that's changing j Parking Available in the with you . . . rear Air Conditioned |Grand River nd Marsh Road Save your Damage The HP-35 by Hewlett Packard Pkemos smmwcBDEi Deposit Students call it the with Sherwin-Williams ' "Super Slide Rule!" 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Reduction A Kit Reg. 2.49 now 1.77 refreshing alternative For "doin' time" WAS >395 NOW $295 Campus Compuj. „ "58 Grand NEW PLACE River, East Lansing Si IMMI Good ,h,u 9/8/73 ACR0SS CROSSROADS CYCLE BIO ABBOTT FIOAD IP TO 8 MDN THPU BAT . ie EAST LAIMSIIMQ TO B SUN Book/ Store 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, June | i Security deposit rules 7 RUN FOR CITY SCHOOL SEATS protect owners, tenants' Board positions open By WOODY AYEN remained in the same condition as landlord is State News Staff Writer when the renter moved in. required to notify the By IRENE EVANS MSU campus. renter within 30 Landlords days of any alleged State News Staff Writer "We are helping Students about to sign apartment are also required to place thousands or person, damages against the deposit. Students wishing to vote in the June 11 East to exercise their „ uo, I leases for this summer or next year should take a second look at what the deposit in institution and a regulated financial notify tenants within If the landlord notification to the fails to send Board of Education election must get absentee ballot Lansing right to vote election, Cotton said. "My i^thTs jnL fV tob«»l renter within a board depend chances 1W • applications to the Board by 2 p.m., June 9. voU we Cln" 10 J two weeks of possession where the largely on the number they are signing to make sure their month, the deposit must be refunded from voters affiliated with of Applications may be obtained by calling the board of agreement meets the requirements of a security deposit is located. Student renters wishing to be in full. But if the tenant fails to leave education and asking that an application be mailed to the John H Dart, MSU." incumbent and manaeer obtf new public act regulating security an address for such notification, the voter. Or the voter may go to the East Insurance Agency in r deposits on leases. The new regulations protected by the regulations must also landlord is not required to send a list Lansing board office Lansing, said hisexZ the 4 and fill the application out there. member and two took effect April 1. fulfill certain responsibilities. moving in, the renter must fill out an After and can deduct money from the The election will include filling three vacancies on the board, are his greatest years experience qualifications as rh man 8Sab3 Along with the host of new tenant deposit. Lansing Community College (LCC) board of trustees. Eight "With nine years rights provided by the measure come inventory detailing the condition of experience as a boarrf ' Mangers of local apartment candidates, including two incumbants and one MSU housing and furnishings. This new renter responsibilities, according to the Consumer Portection Division inventory must be done in duplicate, complexes said they do not feel their student, are campaigning for these positions. 8ald'^.fe®1 David L. highly qualified for the job " Froh, an incumbent ^/'D policies will be changed very much by James Cotton Jr., Lansing senior, said he is aware of and East Lnc ■ of the attorney general's office. so that both the renter and the the regulations. Mangers of Halstead. the was unavailable for comment. Lansin« ^d| landlord have a copy. problems faced by the college's student body because he Michael G. Harrison, Security deposits are now limited Cedar Greens and Cedar Lansing attorn*,, Village , to 1 1/2 months rent. Landlords must refund this deposit in full at the end of Tenants must also leave forwarding address with the landlord a apartments claim they already use was a student there for two years. He was a student representative to the board last year, but had no vote. expertise and ability to useful to him as a board analyze member situation'ldt5,th»J '°ns Wl" *3 checklists as part of their standard I think I have as within four days after Cotton is backed by the Human Rights a lease provided the housing unit has moving out. A procedure. Party, and has broad an understand!* I been conducting an extensive absentee voters' drive community on the as anybody," Harrison «.Jng of 1 essential for a board member." thlnk "J Harrison said people on the board must i,n^ community and its needs. This the college's curriculum, he said. ability is a m2?0 de'Bd" tech The other candidates, Calvin Anew*™ hifi p ■ oommentCKeaBOn' *nd W>hl' I Ledge, Haslett, Holt, Jackson County), Unsiig, iX taluS"1' portions in Jackson and Mason, Okemos, Stljckbndse^?""! Webberville and Williamston. Washtenaw countis1'' W>ve1 Rectilinear IMIKKO Summer bus runs! § TOB Miracoid ^ Ohm BS Mcdonald face cancellation! no buses being Campus buses Campus bus drivers are may not be running this summer official decision had been issued as of say to be dormant this summer they have been Thursday. told that since passes are J bought by enough summer school students to mi bus operation profitable. thoi I the The operation apparently lost only 211 term passes were sold to summer students. After running for the first half of last year, bus service was discontinued. money last summer wJ summer schT t«| beginning Automotive Services, which controls the O campus I system, said it is not yet certain whether the buses will* this summer or sit unused until fall. % Dine at the Gables on *239 Graduation Sunday For the newcomer there are several systems that are good to start with. One includes, the Sherwood Reservations are now S7050 AM/FM stereo receiver which s 20 rms watts, a tuner capable of receiving your favorite broadcasts, and offers quality at a budget price. Matched with the Sherwood are the TDC la loud¬ being accepted for speakers for musical enjoyment. Also included is the BSR McDonald 31 OX (0 automatic turntable com¬ before and after plete with cover and Shure magnetic cartridge. List price: $335. graduation. 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It delivers 80rms watts into 8 ohms- a lot of power, and even at full output, distortion is very low. The 7200 receives clear fm- in crowded cities or in far flung rural areas, and has facilities for up to five tape recorders. The Ohm C loudspeakers are well over the entire audible particularly noted for their thunderous bass, and perform range. The Miracord 620u is a dependable automatic turntable that tracks records gently and accurately. It comes equipped with an ADC 90QE magnetic cartridge as well as a base and dustcover. Save over $95 off list- more music for your money. (ft 6) 619 E.Grand River Ave., CO East Lansing,337-9710 131 E. Grand River (Across from Union) 9 - 5:30 Mon - Sat Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigai Friday, June 1, 1973 15 College off Urban Development The College of Urban Development was approved by the MSU Board of Trustees in May 1972. Students will be admitted beginning fall 1973 and may major in either the Department of Urban and Metropolitan Studies or the Department of Racial and Ethnic Studies. Majors in Urban and Metropolitan Studies will examine the problems of a highly urbanized society in three areas: urban health science, urban education systems and urban community development. Majors in Racial and Ethnic Studies will examine the problems of inequality resulting from racial and ethnic discrimination. Students will also focus on intergroup conflict, intervention and change. REQUIREMENTS TO BE MET BY MAJORS American Thought and Language 9 cr. Method Course(s) 4-8 cr. Natural Science 12 cr. Field Experience 12-24 cr. Humanities 12 cr. Cognate concentration outside college 20-40 cr. Specialized Courses 16-30 cr. Electives 27-83 cr. COURSES TO BE OFFERER FALL TERM, 1973 College of Urban Development UD 200 Human Perspectives on Urbanization 4 cr. Logan & Darden UD 201 Racism & Ethnocentrism 4 cr. Thomas & Hawkins Department of Urban and Metropolitan Studies UMS 321 Urban Community Self-Development 4 cr. Jackson & Alfaro UMS 341 Current Organization of Health Services 3 cr. Barnes-McConnell & Staff UMS 345 Pressing Critical Problems & Issues in Urban Health 3 cr. Akpom & Fairweather UMS 361 Education and Urban Social Structure 3 cr. Brookover & Schweitzer UMS 363 Compensatory Education in Urban America 3 Lezotte & cr. Pettigrew Department of Racial and Ethnic Studies RES 401 Black (African) Diaspora 4 cr. Hamilton & Staff For additional information contact: Office of Student Affairs College of Urban Bevelopment Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 48823 Phone: (517) 353-9320 Clip and save for reference when registering for Fall term. 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Fnday- June 1,19. 10 trackmen to carry MSU's NCAA hopes By CHARLES JOHNSON State News Sports Writer total of 9 Tommy Harper makes qualifiers r,«* ,uI""1" exemplifies the slow a dusty slide trying to Still bubbling over its recent victory in trackmen suffe-ed earlv start* mCAA ■ steal second base the Central Collegiate Championship meet, in th 0( the MSU track team, armed with a 10 - Nevertheless. seveS L 7ear Thursday in the within the man contingent, is preparing for next grasp uf Sn' titles Leading th? t second inning at week's NCAA Outdoor Track Fenway Park. ■ce Marshall Dili, who willL'! > SP> California Championships with a top - five finish 100 and 220 Angels envisioned. - yard dashes in a£ln shortstop Ray Meoli his anchor man chores on the in* makes the tag and The Spartans, who placed third at the relay unit. ine 44« then stumbles Big Ten meet this spring, will send a team MHer king, Ken over Popeiov will. l, Harper. won California the game, 7-6, of potential point scorers, but the consensus is that the general squad doesn't have specialty and is rated7L0d winning, after posting four r™ n<* enough power to overcome the four minute tlv' • getting four runs in clockings. domineering West Coast units. Going in the 440 yard humi - the eighth inning. AP Wirephoto "Even if everyone of our guys take first stalwart Bob ■ CBslemm, leg on the 440 relay with run '** ■ place, we still wouldn't be able to outscore the US(i and UCLAs," head coach Fran Zolinsky and Mike Murphy ' In In tlin the 1120on , . . J. Dittrich said of his squad's chances for a yard high hurdles national title. "If we place in the top five witli at least 45 points, I think we will have Rob'°2oWn'|U"ryl,hcMSlJ1«« Rob Cool in the 3 000 reached our potential." steeplechase. The other half 0f thM Though the Spartans' winning of the couple, Ron, will compete in the Run d**. Del Central Collegiate title shows signs of the Gregory will take on = jump chores. Dallas all-pr Major Leagi Standings DALLAS (UPI) — Chuck Howiey, an all-pro linebacker Cowboy in the past couple of weeks, (not with the Dallas Cowboys and came as no surprise. including the 1971 Super Bowl He underwent knee surgery last December from a Most Valuable Player, Thursday retired after 15 years in the crackback block by Washington Redskin By JACK WALKDEN Space Station pulled the game out in Tuesday's games) National Football League and 13 with Dallas. Charley Taylor. State News Sports Writer the fourth on the American League Howiey, a six-time all-pro and pro bowler, originally was strength of two walks, a "It's like (asst. coach) Jerry Tubbs told me: 'As a coach The long awaited matchup finally double by Ozzie Szunko and the Chicago Bears No. 1 draft choice in 1958. He singles by East I'd like to see you come back. As a friend, I'd like to see played came about as Space Station, from Wilson Chuck Dowdy, Kevin Griffith and two years until sidelined with a severe knee injury. Grulke. you quit.' My wife said I'd never quit because I'd never The Cowboys found Howiey Hall, and Hubbard Five faced each other in In other IM final games. Grand Trunk pumping gas in a West the residence hall softball finals Thursday accept the fact that I was getting old or that someone could Virginia service station and obtained him for a No. 2 Western used a fifth do the job just night. - inning two - run Baltimore 20-20 as well." choice. From that point, he never relinquished his starting single off the bat of Paul Riemer to beat Boston 20-22 .476 The retirement of Howiey, the second by a Dallas role with the Cowboys. Space Station proved to its opponent Oscar Cleveland 20-26 .435 which was the better team with a 9-7 win Meijer in the Independent Milwaukee 1M-2 S 417 over Hubbard Five in a game decided in the championship 7-6. Riemer's hit plated Don fourth inning. Delaura, who had singled, and Steve NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF The Wilson Hall squad scored five runs in Rodriquez, who had doubled. Delta Tau Delta used a pair of home the fourth inning to cop the win after SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF EAST LANSING runs off the bat of Dave Watson to defeat Chicago 26-15 Hubbard had posted four of its own in the Minnesota 24-14 INGHAM AND CLINTON COUNTIES, MICHIGAN Delta Chi 10-1 in the fraternity title game. California top of the frame. 23-20 TO BE HELD Kansas City 26-23 The matchup came about due to the McDonel I accomplished something this Oakland 23-24 JUNE 11, 1973 determination of both teams to make the year that no other men's or women's Texas 14-28 . finals following an incident earlier in the intramural teams have done before. The TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT: season. squad captured residence hall Space Station won its first four games championships in the two major sports all National League Please Take Notice that the Annual Election of tl and a story on it appeared in this column three terms. qualified electors of said School District will be held c PRECINCT NO. 7 East Monday, June, 11, 1973 in said School District. following the fourth win. The Hubbard In the fall McDonel I squad, feeling it had a better team, wrote a copped top Chicago 28-11) .596 honors in volleyball and touch and Grand River Avenue (including the letter to the State News and it appeared in football, Pittsburgh J0-20 .500 Michigan Avenue and the south side of Grand River Avenue"), while in the winter it New York east of South Harrison Road and west of Farm the paper later. The game evolved into a captured titles in 21-22 .488 Lane, team swimming and basketball. Montreal 19-22 .463 excluding the area bounded by South Harrison Road on the grudge match. St. Louis west. Birch Road on the east, Shaw Lane on the 19-24 .442 north, and the Grand Trunk Railroad on the south; also Including the Space Station jumped out to a quick 4-0 This spring McDonel I not Philadelphia 19-27 .413 At said Annual Election there will be elected two (2) area west of South Harrison Road and north of the Red lead in the first two innings on the strength only took the residence hall title in members to the Board of Education of said district for full Cedar River, extending west to the west school district and the area east of Farm Lane and boundary of the of a two - run homer by Tim bowling but it went terms of four (4) years, ending In 1977. on to win the all - the Red Cedar River, extending east to Bogue Street. north of Swieczkowski, a triple by Jeff Bouck and University championship San Francisco in bowling. Los Angeles THE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVE BEEN singles by Lee Grulke and Bill Brandon. Houston PRECINCT NO. 8 Hubbard utilized seven walks in the McDonel 1 added blooperball to its list Cincinnati NOMINATED TO FILL SUCH VACANCIES: next two innings to score seven runs and Atlanta Voting Place - Auditorium Building. Michigan State of successes Wednesday night with a 5-1 University, East Lansing, Michigan. For voters living south of take a three run edge. - win San Diego William E. Appleton Joy D. Echterling Grand River Avenue (Including the south side of Grand River over defending champ Maude Squad. Robert O. Barr, Jr. Vlcki B. Neiberg Vincent J. Carillot Avenue) and east of the east boundary of Precinct No. 7 Donald F. Power (running south from Grand River Avenue on Bogue Street to Dorothy M. Sachse the Red Cedar River, west to Farm Lane and south on Farm Lane to the limits of the school the east district), extending east to boundary of the school district; Including voters who are residents of Meridian Township within the School District of the City of East Lansing, living south of Grand River e thereon at said annual election: Avenue and west of South Hagadorn Road. MILLAGE RENEWAL AND INCREASE PROPOSITION T,AKE furTHER NOTICE Biennial Election of Lansing that the Regular Shall the limitation on the to will be held at the same time Community College, Michigan t of taxes which may and at the same voting places as be assessed against all the annual school election on property in the School District of tl Monday. June 11, 1973, and City of rast Lansing, Ingham and Clinton Counties, conducte" by the same school officials for those Michigan, t>e increased by 26.3 mills on each dollar ($26.30 on each $1,000) of the Assessed valuation, as equalized, of all '-hool district'* comm ty col'"9e district residing In this property in said school district for a period of two (2) years. 1973 and 1974, for the purpose of providing additional funds for general operating expenses (25.5 mills of the above ELECTORS RESIDING IN increase being a renewal of 25.5 mills for JACKSON which expired with the 1972 tax operating purposes levy and 0.8 mill shall be £°^TY AND TO WASHTENAW VOTE AT SAID COUNTY REGULAR BIENNIAL DO NOT "se. a$ ot May 9. 1973, the records the total of all voted Increases 2™ rl, abo** 'he ta* limitation established by the SALE! include adjustable level controls! The BSR 510x Total Turntable features synchronous motor drive, anti-skate, viscous Road and Burcham affectino Vhathe taxablecf,l#an' an* ,ocal "nits of government to to M-78 eanSf m /8, east on ♦°n,.hbbirtt Road on M-78 to the East ,rom Burcham Drive Lansing city limits, south affecting t» k property located In teh School District damped cueing, and comes complete with MIchTgan. X aVfonowsLr,n',n9' 'n9ham ^ C"n,0n CoUntl«' Shure cartridge, elliptical stylus, base, and just Fr»nrt m c,ty 'imlts "ne to Grand River Avenue, west on T -V8nue to Durand s,reet- n°"h on Ourand dust cover. I ee nnrthyO" Gunson "°rth r 0ad' Street east onto Sn*der Burcham to GunsSn By Ingham County: None By Meridian Township: None n Burcham Drive to point of Drive, and west beginning (Abbott Road). By Lansing Township: None Hurry to the Stereo Shoppe and get your By the School District: None PRECINCT NO. 5 2* !"9l!"rn Super System today! With your purchase you n®ham County Special Education: 1.75 mills, each year Rolri9 F«a»C! ' William Donley School, 2961 Lake Lansing By Lansing bounty Vocational Education; Community College: 1.4 mills, each year get free wire, delivery, and set-up, our five- 2.0 mills, each year of th® rlt / Michigan. For voters who are residents Harry A. Spenny year protection plan, one-year speaker ex¬ 0 .f Lansing, living north of Highway M-78 north'?tL«d MSt 0f Abb0tt Road (Including the Treasurer, Ingham County, Michigan change privilege, and your choice of five ways TOTAL VALUE: $564.00! to finance your system! scUS-KK har•hw*!!^r?.fBea.li,i t"»"3 and for (effective Guyer has been professor mathematics, to Dec. 31; James Spain and East Lansing; Eugene study in England and the U.S.; management park and Amis Aug. 31): BarryS and chairman of the MSU Dept. E. Schultz, visiting asst. F. Gray, associate professor, Kevin D. Kelly, associate recreation resources, June 1 to July 31, to serve as educational asst. professor, enlh of Entomology since 1962. His professor, mathematics, to Aug. 31, 1974; Jeffrey L. Tollefson, Romance languages, April 1 to June 30, 1974, to study in East professor, sociology, Jan. 1 to consultant to government of Rnm Komance Jr" asst languages; P'ofesJ new appointment is effective March 31, 1974. to study in Los Rogel July 1. He succeeds George S. siviting associate professor, Lansing; Kenneth R. Scholberg, Angeles; Charles F. Reed, Inida; associate Sherilyn K. Zeigler, Ache.,el, asit. p|0aker House version. allegations. major governing group they must do it through a tragic love story. tog0 "I have Saturday: Meanwhile, the Pentagon Envoy U.S.-Panama trouble possible received no nounted that B52 sorties ist targets in Gambodia notification from the University that Massoglia is constitutional referendum. Grafton also said that Massoglia did not serve 3:00 BASEBALL. TIGER Detroit vs. warns been cut back about in bad standing with them Minnesota, in Minnesota. in any way and he is not on illegally as a Cabinet WJIM, channel 6. (continued from page 1) Gonzalez Revilla said that though . third as an economy director because there have - control of the canal 8:00 ALL The ambassador said that because the 40-mile and its economic returns are also of e. But the tonnage mnage oi of academic probation," been no elected directors IN THE long zone importance to the FAMILY. Mike turns runs through the middle of the country, the whole Panamanian government, these are lbs being dropped Grafton said. for several years. Massoglia Panamanian population resents it. whereas the desire to negotiable items, Braden stated in chauvinistic when he integrate the Canal Zone under mains the same, f7 'I. TT. his "a was serving in an ex-officio i letter that discovers that a female "Any incident can spark another 1964 incident," he Panamanian jurisdiction will not be compromised. n and director ol Backers of the Massoglia's capacity since the last said. In 1964, 25 persons were killed and hundreds Panama is presently paid $2 million Provost's Oftia lendmont said it was to adviser told him surgeon is going to take out injured annually by the ■ director left three years ago and jailed in riots United States for use of the homas G, end to nearly three tHfli! that "Charles Phorlac Koo UnJ has had many „ until i ;i i I this < . his appendix, WJIM, following the raising of an American flag canal, but rent for use of the academic problems since he spring when channel 6. by a group of students in Panama. zone for maintaining the canal would be much higher if the onil;U1S of air support for ASMSU elected cabinet w«ter Reseat Gonzalez Revilla emphasized that Panama wishes to United States returns it to Panama. Gonzalez Revilla said embattled Lon Nol started at MSU and has 9:00 NBC MOVIE. "Play - il assignment | a heads. maintain its friendly relations with America and that Panama has already turned down - fisheries m. Gambodia. This very low grade point A Dirty," Nflchael Caine, Nigel that U.S. offers of $25 referendum winter Panamanians resent not the Americans but million a year for use of the zone and said he support, they said, was average." term established that Green, Harry Andrews and only the zone expected the part - Vivian Pickles star in World itself. final offer to be more. fd approvi ing carried ed on without on witnout "Iary «»«•»* Donaghue, uumgnue, time students would have War II film about Eritish "It is a completely different Negotiation difficulties stem from the varied interests of nd terminatio iecific ccongressional Massogliu's academic adviser the society from ours," he said, same privileges in "a self contained colony. policy - making agencies, Gonzalez - Revilla speculated. •u«-31): Burya thorization » in the Psychology Dept. involvement in North - They regulate themselves under ' student student government as full - the laws of Louisiana, their rofessor, engUsh "Though the state department supposedly makes foreign .. . Africa. WILX, channel 10. governor is appointed under the asst. professor Nixon administration f?!dth™ she had not said time students, so he said 11:30 authority of the Secretary of the Army, they have their policy, the defense department has a lot to do with it," he said this to Braden. CBS MOVIE. "ages. Roger pporters »•» a » ,, . Massoglia is not violating 4 "The Destiny of a own social clubs, movies, school system, churches, postal said. "Congress has to ratify a treaty and the White House sst. Spy," ' prof essoi and offic o-week delay in Senate f. *to,d Br*d?" to„ 6° l,° the Constitution, which Harry Andrews, Anthony service, garbage collection, police and anything else a has to push it to get it ratified." nsideration of cutting off I8"4 Previously stated that community normally has." "We also have nothing to offer the U.S. >n< Gilbert i f give out information about Quale, Rachel Roberts, politician who K funds has already aided directors must be fulltime Panamanians are involved in the Panama Canal grades to anyone," she said, Lome Green, star. A only as helps us, neither campaign funds nor votes. Instead, for him ■ administrati tace negotiations. students. brilliant Russian spy and a manual laborers, he said and it would be a negative deal in which he eauchamp, . comprise 75 per cent of that would have to fight work force. Yet tough people in the defense department," Gonzalez 'an environnten British double agent they are paid only 30 per cent of the total - nes M. Batemii discover love .channel 6. wages, he added, with American workers receiving the rest. Revilla said. ,f mathematia , asst. professor re Rice, extens also approv DOMMO'S st, Genesee i PIZZA .> May 31; Mar extension 4-1 llegan, Kent s. May 15; Kare ecialist, theates R. 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Serve new Spafiada ..a taste worth discovering today s\ BOOTERY SHOE REPAIR 501% E. Grand River ising 22S E. Grand River 20 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Fri<%.June: i a# IJ . Cat r VYCJI Id. Aus news A major outbreak of hoof and mouth disease is sweeping bringing eastern Austria, economic hardships, and in some places, a complete standstill in public life. Thousands of cattle and charred bodies were seen at the site of New Delhi's third air crash within a year. Two Philadelphia inma tes Holmesburg City Prison are being held for the stabbing deaths of at in from the woman's library. Two men were car parking lot near the campus picked up for questioning. No charges were filed. City Councilman Charles Johnson said the victim, a in a old revolutionary Eamon de Valera, 91, who dominated Irish politics for 50 years. 5,000 more votes than Tom O'Higgins, more Childers received almost candidate of the than a daily look at world IN U.S.-FRENCH TALKS events roundup compiled by our national desk ■ white, had a driver's license pigs worth over $5 million Warden Patrick Curran and governing national coalition. bearing the name Eloise are being slaughtered as a a deputy warden. Benefield, 49, of Cullman, Meanwhile, voters in City British Policy clashes precaution or have died. Police Commissioner Joseph - ruled Northern Ala. Ireland split their ballots cited Authorities are warning that O'Neill said the two A spokesman for the along the usual sectarian the over - all loss could be prisoners went to see institute said the woman lines between much greater. deputy warden Robert F. pro - British apparently had no Protestants and republic ■ President Nixon and President Georges Pompidou of In the areas where the Fromhold in his connection with the school. At present, free office, minded Roman Catholics. France agreed Thursday to try though a variety of channels market disease is hitting hardest, apparently armed She was shot twice, once with gold sells at about 2>/> times church services, movies, and honed down kitchen in the head and once in the Voting in the northern and through direct exchanges to reconcile their conflicting the official province was marked by a political, economic and defense policies. price, and the county fairs have been knives and killed him and neck. French contend the spate of bombings and In response to an earlier warning by official closed for weeks to halt the Curran. A half hour later, ******* Pompidou that price should be raised to the institution was "quieted charges of intimidation and there would be "great danger" in any unilateral cutback of a spread of the disease that Consumer advocate more realistic kills animals. Humans can electoral fraud. America's 300,000 - man force in Europe, Nixon level. But down," a source said. About Ralph Nader pledged a there was no indication w and the ******* transmit the disease but 100 armed city police in Friends of the Earth, an continuing U.S. military presence. the United States that Two young hijackers of a The last in a series of was ready they are not affected by it. riot gear wearing bullet - environmental group, filed meetings with allied leaders as a to bow to Colombian airliner released prelude to Nixon's planned "grand tour" of the French Businessmen, farmers, proof vests were posted suit Thursday in Washington Europe later demand. about half their this year opened, however, with evidence of and those connected with around the prison walls seeking the closure of 20 of hostage discordant passengers notes in French American relations. the tourist industry have after the incident, the nation's 31 nuclear Thursday, - In another section of dropping their demands for The French were intent on the been urging authorities to reportedly brought on by stressing monetary matters, renovated art power plants. the release of while Nixon wanted to begin work on a broad statement of Gallery take immediate steps to halt inmate demands for more The suit filed against the political serving as the the disease, but the Austrian prisoners but principles and goals for the Atlantic meeting hall, time for Muslim prayer Atomic Energy Commission increasing community. Secretary of State William their $200,000 to From the Nixon point of view, ^government claims it is meetings. alleges that the plants do ransom Pompidou is leader in P. Rogers and powerless in the situation. ******* $400,000. the Western European a Foreign not meet the safety pursuit of economic regionalism at Minister Michel Jobert A The aircraft flew from the expense of U.S. middle - age woman standards set products, particularly in agriculture, ranged over the An Indian airlines plane who by the Oranjestad, Aruba late while tense apparently was "just commission. wanting to preserve undiminished America's situation in the Mideast, the with 65 passengers and 10 passing through" was shot ******* Thursday with 44 commitment to defend Europe militarily. fragile cease fire members crashed in passengers and 4 in crew to death Thursday on the Erskine Childers, a 69 - U.S. officials insist it is unrealistic to Vietnam and the flames Thursday night while crewmembers still prisoners, attempt to resolve continuing campus of Alabama's economic problems in isolation from combat in Cambodia. year - old London - bom for defense and political landing in New Delhi, the Tuskegee Institute. an undisclosed issues. Protestant, won an upset destination. airport control tower said. Police said they were White House press victory in the Irish The plane secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said the First reports said 54 were was hijacked dead. The plane was looking for a slender black man, wearing earrings, who republic's election. presidential Wednesday while on a domestic flight in Colombia. emphasis in the first presidential session was on "the evolution in the future of the Atlantic apparent oblique reference to Nixon's view that alliance" — an Power prI Childers will succeed the the total political picture must be kept in mind G/'s bad spread example European negotiations on Nixon virtually abandoned a during coming U.S. specific issues such previous as trade. call by his - plague astronaut! assistant, Henry A. Kissinger, for a new Atlantic charter. Deputy Premier Praphes SPACE CENTER. minumum Charusathien While Nixon and Pompidou were discussing broader Houston (AP) of elecj of Thailand issues, their Cabinet officers were - Astronauts power. ' blamed talking specifics. canceled experiments to Despite the a recent epidemic Secretary of the Treasury George P. Shultz and his save electricity aboard problems Conrad, po| French counterpart, Finance Minister Valery Giscard Skylab Thursday as experts and Weitz Kef d'Estaing focused on ways in which maintained'! act to restore key governments can studied a possible space jovial a stable world monetary system. walk to repair a personalities,! It jammed medical doctor said. was understood that the French pressed for solar panel. The panel could swift The astronauts American action on two key issues — the restoration of help feed the spacecraft's get days off during their 28 tj dollar-gold convertibility and a substantial increase in the hunger for power. official price of gold. mission. The major a< Astronauts Charles today probably v Conrad Jr., Dr. Joseph P. take their once • a Kerwin and Paul J. Weitz showers. cut back on their planned The battery loss w«_ experiment schedule to latest in a series of poil work at tasks draining failures. requiring a LAST CHANCE! Round Trip- Windsor—Belgiur *FtyN0N-51&P WADC8JeT| *■Bonpep 1ND cofiiwrtfD i A INPIVIPIMI* OF IN A ac#0K| organization not rwfcpl l *17 rjfchts to choo^€ ffipm. j > SP^NP 2-8 ujeectf -18ROTP J (* EofifyL,9Riim uraes, / . 4NP cAHR&fTXif PiWLfl9L&\ i 22 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday^une l part txperi Phone hawk DATSUN 1969 William - 1600cc, good OLDS DELMONT - 1967, good MASON BODY SHOP - 812 M condition, 2 tops, call Greg, STUDENTS - summer of family car. Call 646-2335. East Kalamazoo Street since work, T°PLESS danrto 655-21" 355-2440. 2-6-1 2-6-1 some part time available! models wanted 1940. Complete auto Contact Mr. Allen, 694-9633 $7!' Robby. DODGE 1969 12 passenger ' 0LDS 88 ~ 1970 convertible, painting and collision service. 485-0256. C-1-6-1 8-9 am or 4-6 pm. 3-6-1 hour. Call 489-1;^ ^^ ummer PHONE 355-8255 window - air conditioning, low mileage, van. Good running WANTED FEMALE minimum ""ail teacher 347 Student Sarvlces Bids. condition. ED2-6797 after excellent throughout. MANAGERS Work f 5pm. 1-6-1 351-3630.4-6-1 REOSION age 18 Vear'^vlth current management train , earning: •AUTOMOTIVE W.S.I. V\\,v£ water front *nd ASST. ManaS intervie Scooters & Cycles DODGE SWINGER - 1971, OPEL 1970 Kadett wagon. IMPORTS director or assistant at Girl Scout Camp. Please call good condition. Orange with white interior, Starting Call automatic, radio, whitewall 1206 OAKLAND Chris, 484-9421. 3-6-1 sa, « partme Parts & Service 882-6767. 1-6-1 Aviation tires. Vey clean, low mileage. ^Perienced $8500 and VV Couple 11 unit WANTED MARRIED up FAIRLANE 1967, V-8. $1195. 351-7760. 4-6-1 couple to •EMPLOYMENT live Write automatic, -4411 or IV 2-4444 in with power steering, elderly Management Hillcresl •FOR RENT clean. Call 355-0678. 2-6-1 gentleman. Tr»i„ PLYMOUTH 1966 - No rent, near Apartments economical standard six. Well OUR NEW HOURS: campus. 332-1274. 3-6-1 FALCON 1966, 6 cylinder, 3 Houses Rooms speed, $75. Call 355-9762. 3-6-1 maintained, $325. 332-8470 1-6-1 Monday 12:00-5:30 HEAD START secretarial position. Diversified office ;«*■».-r*« •FOR SALE Tuesday 7:30-5:30 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 1965 work. Congenial staff. Good Animals V-8, automatic, power Wednesday Thursday 7:30-5:30 7:30-9:00 P.M. typing skills. 482-1396. 3-6-1 F,ive Plus many • day work Mobile Homes steering, console, buckets, Friday 7:30-5:30 benefits and outstay •LOST & FOUND Congratulations runs well. 353-0971 evenings. Lecturing today about research Saturday 9:00-1:00 MCDONALD'S RESTAURANT ,or unlimited oPPOrtunj 9 4-6/1 is accepting applications growth. Watch for our Thursday for •PERSONAL Graduates! IN MINIATURIZATION Night Specials full and •PEANUTS PERSONAL PONTI AC LEMANS 1968 employment, part at 234 time '[ ,V0U relocate are willing t0 ITE RES West Y with fa - and •REAL ESTATE V-8, automatic, air, power Post Office Box 1523 Grand River, and 1024 East interested in East Lansing, Michigan 48823 stock at corpora •RECREATION steering, vinyl bucket seats, Grand River, between the joining •SERVICE FIAT 1971 - 850 convertible, clean, well maintained, v h o I e s a I (approximately 20% off). hours of 8:30 am 10 am and • nation's largest successful discount ^ month. 1 24,000 miles. No rust! Phone $1050. Phone 393-4815. CHEQUERED 2 pm-4:30 pm. 3-6-1 cha^ Instruction FLAG. 2605 opening a minimum DRK pa: 5-6-1 0f '.IN 332-1114.6-6-1 East Kalamazoo Street, 1 75 new i, and stores each Typing Service mile West of campus. EXPERIENCED call: Mr. Wise yea ' summer PONTI AC GTO 1969 2 door, •TRANSPORTATION FIAT 1969 - 850 Spyder, - 487-5055. C-1-6-1 BOOKKEEPER needed, part Monday, June 4th rebuilt engine, excellent body vinyl top, power steering and •WANTED time, for small business. at 349-9754 and tires. 353-1577. 1-6-1 brakes 4 mag wheels, air, VOLKSWAGEN CAMPMOBILE 1972 TRIUMPH - 650, 5 speed, STUDENTS-FACULTY Hours can be arranged. Please for a personal excellent condition, $1250. - 1970, pop-top, AM/FM interview, 2,000 cnV-O . Phone call after 6pm, 655-1137 n equal opportunity emp|ov KPERIEN ••RATES'* Call 676-4125. 1-6-1 radio, good condition. IQI.flOm ~ FORD ECONOLINE van - 1 OWNING FOREIGN 2-6-1 English 485-7394. 3-6-1 SUMMER CARE 10 word minimum 1965, must sell, $200 or best CARS, WE GIVE 20% - work par PONTI AC CONVERTIBLE offer. Call 351-2041. 1-6-1 - HONDA CB 350. One year old. OFF ON PARTS AND NURSING ATTENDANT children, afternoons, close small, pr 1964, great shape - $150. VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1970 - - 15 FORD 1969 - excellent Call Terry at 351-4490. 3-6-1 9 passenger, convertabed. $650. Call 351-1103 after 6pm. 2-6-1 CASTROL, 10% OFF position, Saturday, Sunday only. One week special on "&TUS' 372-7982 a',er 6pm Good condition. Call ON ACCESSORIES, condition throughout, good job training. PONTI AC CATALINA 641-4561.4-6/1 PART - TIME counter he gas mileage, a man's car. - 1966, 1969 KAWASAKI 500cc. 1971 needed. Couple of Asking $895, 349-4288. 4 door sedan, no rust, condition, $395. 677-8531. good VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1966 - T riumph condition. 650cc, Best excellent IMPORT AUTO PARTS NURSING ATTENDANTS, 6 and Saturday. evenir Apply mornings excellent mechanical offer. 41 5 South Cedar, positions, full time. 2 week FLASH Can be seen at 321 Katheryn 351-4296. 1-6-1 Lansing CLEANER! Septeml ■6 block s. of E. orientation. Complete fringe FORD 1965 Country Squire, condition, new tires, exhaust, Kalamazoo Fran dor Center, Lan - Street, Mason. 4-6-1 benefits. Classes begin June preferred, all power, $825. Ready to boogie. Call 8:30-5:30 Monday-Friday 3-6-1 AM/FM, excellent 1971 HONDA 450, $800. 1967 11th. Applications acceptable required, 485-2904. 1-6-1 8:30-3 Saturday condition, $525. 351-9385. RAMBLER 1964 $150. Call of referen - Chevy Biscayne, $350. 48S-2047, 371-1947. through June 6th. Own PIRGIM after 6pm, 332-1992. 3-6-1 - needs 1 sti* 949 West VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE Howard, 349-4277. 1-6-1 transportation a must. Apply - TIRES already approved for 48823. 7-< DEADLINE 1969, excellent condition, - FOUR 7.35-14. Two at INGHAM COUNTY time work FORD 1966 - custom, $400. RENAULT 12 - 1972, 18,000, 1971 SUZUKI 500. 6,000 miles. - study for 1 P.M. class 39,000 miles. Single owner. are mounted. All for $45 EXTENDED CARE one day New tires, brakes, power Michelin S.B. Radials, $500. Call after 7pm 351-3927. 3-6 1 summer to do secretarial before Reasonable. Phone 351-3386 FACILITY, 3882 Dobie clerical work in it publication. steering, excellent condition. AM/FM, rear window 353-7098 2-6-1 349-9293. 5-6-1 after 6pm. 2-6-1 Road, Okemos, Michigan defroster, front wheel drive, office, $80 per v Peanuts Personal ads must be pre paid. FORD ECONOLINE - 1963, rack or - pinion steering. $2,100 best offer. 351-5871. 3-6-1 VW BUS 1965. Free 10-speed HONDA 1970 CB-450, excellent condition, 2,000 miles, best Aviation j)^j 2-6-1 Lynne Stokes 9am-2pm. 3-6-1 at 487-600 Salary, pr •utomobil paneled, carpeting, $300/ bicycle included. $550. offer, Don, 355-9401. 3-6-1 LOOKING FOR A country 393-8307. 2-6-1 LEARN TO FLYI Over 30 years Cancellations/ Corrections best offer. Call 351-2679. SHARP! ' 1 9 70 Mercury SUMMER JOB? TWO WOMEN - n< 372-1122. 3-6-1 experience in all types of telephone work for 12 noon one class day Montegc^Q\,Ojinal Radials, vinyl top, rear owner. VW SOUAREBACK 1967. flight training. Approved for WOULD beauty salon. Day or evenii lo« before publications. 1965 FORD van - 12', can be Sunroof, in good condition. veterans. FRANCIS A HAIRCUT speakers. Russ, 355-9592. 355-8175 after 5pm. 2-6-1 converted to camper. Best AVIATION, Airport Road. HELP 372-0067. 3-6 1 Evenings 371-3009. 4-6-1 KAWASAKI 500 - MACH III - The State News will ba offer. Phone 485-3791, Call 484-1324. C-1-6-1 8-5:30, Monday Friday. SKYLARK 400 Call anytime after 5pm, MODERN BARBERS SECURITY OFFICER responsible only for the - - 1969 372-3576. 3-6-1 - nig first day's incorrect 5-6-1 convertible, full power, air, Employment ■ S Long Hair Styling shift and weekends. Thi best offer, 882-8643. 3-6-1 YAMAHA 650 Specialists desired qualifications, colli insertion. GMC VAN 1966. body VW VAN 1961 windowless, - 1972, - excellent 482-7789 2225 E. Gd. R. training, security experiem excellent, fine. Call excellent throughout, must condition, call , runs TORINO 1968 V-8 automatic. COUNTER HELP institutional or milita are due 7 days from • *ee„ $500. 484-4798. 2-6-1 Steve, 484-1775 after 5pm. apply in 355-8779. 1-6-1 Body - mechanical excellent. RECEPTIONIST - East Lansing ' preferred. Excellent benil d expiration date, if I 3-6 -1 f person. 516 . Wast Grand aid by the due Power steering, law firm*? Typing, answering program. Contact ALBIC date, a GTO windows. VW VAN 1963 1965 engine, River, East Lansing, MR. ite service charge will 1968 red convertible, - phone, and meeting clients. II VERS - Disc brakes, radio, stereo. HONDA 1970 CB100 MIKE'S PIZZA AND COLLEGE, 629-551 sharp, excellent condition, good shape, $400. 351-5585, very Phone time. App New radial tires, two extra SANDWICH SHOP. 3-6-1 332 8444 for extension 203. We new tires. 337-1057.3-6-1 Vic. 5-6-1 good condition. $200. COMPANY snow tires. 355-0758. 2-6-1 appointment. Ask for Debbie Equal Oppori 349-0429. 3-6-1 Wood mere PIZZA Stockton. 4-6-1 Employer. 3-6-1 WANTED - VW, non-running MAKERS experience TOYOTA COROLLA, 1971 - or in need 6f repair. 1972 SUZUKI TS125, female preffered. Apply in person. WOMAN COUNSELOR wanted 4-speed, air conditioned, 489-0025. 2-6-1 owned, 2000 miles. Mint 515 West Grand River, East X-RAY TECHNOLOGIST for Michigan Wilderness LTD 1969 AM/FM; one owner car, best condition. 393-8307. 3-6-1 Lansing. MR. MIKE'S PIZZA EXPERIENCED WITH loaded, air, power, Experience desirable. ']0 — AND camp. offer. Call 355-7069. 5-6-1 SANDWICH SHOP. background in nucle everything, new tires, new 3-6-1 Mid-July through August. 1970 HONDA CB450 excellent Tied i ( Full AMERICAN exhaust. Clean, $1200. Call Phone 676-7482 evenings. AMBASSADOR, TOYOTA CORONA condition, two helmets. employment day shif 1969. 484-1021 evenings. 332-2728 - 1969, 4-6-1 4-door, 343, V-8 1972 RN'S or LPN'S with medication excellent salary and benefii days. 6-6-1 automatic, perfect, leaving SUZUKI 380. Perfect Asking $575. 351-3174. automatic, power steering 3-6-1 course. Immediate openings Write or call Person country. $750. Cheap! condition, must sell, moving. and brakes, air conditioning, MACH I 1970 337-0650. 5-6-1 Best offer. 355-9113. 4-6-1 every other weekend, 7 a.m. - CHILD CARE— - Office, 487-6111 Extensi reclining front seats. 51,000 - blue. Must sell, HONDA CB 175 - 1972, must 3:30 p.m. Full time or part mature person who would enjoy 353, Edward W. Spam 625-7 5 58 miles. $950. 489-1730. 2-6-1 automatic, $1700. 351-1986. 1-6-1 TOYOTA 1971, Mark II wagon, SUZUKI 1968 250cc, extras, sell soon! Phone 349-2682. time, 3-11:30 p.m. Part time, being with two children. Ages 3, Hospital. 1215 El 11 5, wanted full or part time. Call Michigan, Lansing, 4890 OICAL standard t'cQV-O on, radio, $250 or best offer. 351-7858 3-6-1 p.m. • 7:30 a.m. AUSTIN HEALEY - 1961, 2-6-1 heater, ver, good condition, 4-6-1 PROVINCIAL HOUSE 332-0121 after 6pm. 2-6-1 "Bug Eye" Sprite. Excellent MGA - 1600 ROADSTER, 1971 HONDA 350CB. Excellent J^£!le_^®®'3085- 6 6 1 SOUTH, 2815 Northwind condition, rebuilt or new 1960, good condition. Best _ BMW, YAMAHA TRIUMPH, ASSIST FUND Drive for school PART-TIME and full I mechanical condition. Must Drive, East Lansing, ask for everything. Call 1- 543-6983. offer. 351-2048. 3-6-1 TRAVELALL 1967, 59,000 RICKMAN. Buy your new sell! Best Mrs. Stumpfig, 8-5 p.m. 3-6-1 for mentally handicapped. and bicycle mechanic fo 2-6-1 offer, 355-7599, miles, V-8 standard. Call motorcycle now and be ready 332-1360. 3-6-1 25% commission over $100 a summer and beyond, MGB 1970 wire wheels, 663-8295 after for summer. Parts, service, - 6:30pm. HELP WANTED - light week possible. Days. Mostly in person, June 4th and 5tl arbarth exhaust, toneau 2-6-1 "tension 3 [ BMW 1971, 2002, Immaculate helmets, leathers and custom phone work. Appearance 1 2 - 5 p m at "" Auto Service housework, shopping, AM/FM. Call Charlotte cover, repainted Michelin this X tires, TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1969. Call acqessories.SHEP'S IVUDTOR Al cooking for retired Lansing unimportant. Call 351-4837, WEATHERVANE, 43! For Ren 1-543- 6534 after 5pm. 3-6-1 spring. SPORTS, INC. 2460 North man. Three 1-5pm. 2-6-1 West Saginaw. 2-6-1 afternoons Mechanical references at weekdays, 355-3290, Cedar, Holt. Just South of weekly. Excellent wages. BUICK 1964, a BROOKS. Absolutely perfect evenings and COMPLETE running weekends, I-96 overpass. Phone IMPORT CAR Transportation required. condition, $200. 2519 S. condition, driven as second __349-2390. 3-6-1 694-6621. C-1-6-1 SERVICE including ignition, 332-5152 after 8 pm. 3-6-1 DEAN ERT stf Wadsworth. 2-6-1 family car. $2,300. chassis, brakes, and electrical. from 351-0066. >6-1 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1972, - edroom BUICK 1962 - runs beautifully, 1 4,000 miles, good HONDA 500/4. 1972, 5900 Available AUTOMOTIVE at ROBERTS CENTER. PART TIME cleaning - First College of Urban Development ond it ioned condition, $2,000 best miles, $1000. Excellent class store. Flexible morning low mileage, new (front MGB CONVERTIBLE or Michigan Stale University is seeking a Dean tor a ne* $150 - 1965, condition. 351-5585, Vic. 4980 Park Lake Road, hours. Experience offer. Must selll Call not wheels, front end, generator must sell, best offer. 5-6-1 Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for degree granting college opening academic year 1973- • >51-9250, 349-0972 before necessary; Ideal situation for voltage regulator). Best offer, 355-1109 after 4pm. 2-6-1 2:30pm. Departments will include Racial - Ethnic Studies an 3-6-1 appointment, C-1-6-1 many, not normally consider Urban Metropolitan Studies. Candidates must nave ^ 351-3373. 2-6-1 - HER - part time. Call 332-4020 background in multidisciplinary approach to urban MGB 1967 Radial wire, radio, 1972 KAWASAKI 500 like METRIC MOTORS - VW TRIUMPH between 10am - 5pm. (Job problems and demonstrated competence in field «r,enltf - 4 SPEED CHEVROLET KINGSWOOD - new paint, exhaust system. new, best offer. Call repair. Okemos Road and research. Ph.D. required. Administrative experience i convertible, 1968, $990, Ed 400 station wagon, 1970, Nice. 485-4485. 2-6-1 337-2036. 2-6-1 196.349-1929. C-1-6-1 Weiss, 484-5444. Evenings, 1- transportation). 3-6-1 necessary (academic preferred). Demonstrated ability o very good tires, air work in a multiracial - multiethnic setting. Kcsum 623-6283. 1-6-1 TALS: conditioning, excellent shape MUSTANG 1969 VOLVO SERVICE deadline, July 1, 1973. Send to: Professor Paul A. varg, C/ Fastback, DRIVERS Ferring^ - - HONDA 1972 500-4 - MUST have own car inside and 302 V8, automatic, power - IMPORTED CAR SERVICE, Selection Committee Chairman, Dept. of Histo y, Pick- out. $1,650. VALIANT, 1965 Excellent and luggage rack. apply in person. 515 West 487-3096. 3-6-1 steering, $700. 349-1328 - Leaving Lansing only, exclusively Michigan State University, E. Lansing, Michigan 4- doping condition. Great gas mileage. town, make offer. 355-3710 Grand River, East Lansing. 2-6-1 Volvo service % or w_ $150,332-2902.3-6-1 after Monday call, 351-1026 shop. MR. MIKES'S PIZZA AND 1- 489-5081 CHEVROLET VAN - 1965, 1-6-1 882-9808. 19-6-1 SANDWICH SHOP. 3-6-1 $400. Call MUSTANG 1965 - convertible, VEGA after 4pm, HATCHBACK 1972 CROSSWORD - 351-8415. 1-6-1 289 V-8, automatic, many deluxe interior, 4-speed, 1970 HONDA CL350 new parts. Reasonable, 14000 miles. 393-4076 or - runs CHEVY NOVA 1965, good 337-9676. 1-6-1 353-3908. 5-6-1 good, extra rear sprocket, PUZZLE ®U)j)tkingf)am - transferable insurance, $450 running condition, $150. ACROSS 23. Cotton seeder Phone 351-2271. 3-6-1 MUSTANG 1967 - great buy, VEGA 1972 or best offer. 501 M.A.C. — automatic, 24. Coquettish rebuilt engine, new AM/FM, 20,000, $1,800 Avenue, apartment 5, 4-7pm. 25. Blood vessel composer carburetor, starter, 337-9367. 2-6-1 4-6-1 6. Confusion 26. Arctic bird CHEVY 1963 - good condition, alternator, tires, to name a II. Unstable 27. Wire service runs great. Call Sue, few. Must sell this week. 1? White poplar 29. Stress We at Haslett Motor 332-2515. 2-6-1 337-9367. 3-6-1 Sports TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now teasing 13. Aphrodite's 32. Evian 33. Skull COUGAR 1968 would like to extend student units for summer and fall. These spacious 14. Nerve 34. Belief - automatic, OLDSMOBILE 1970 - Delta our excellent condition, new Custom 4 door, all power, luxury apartments are completely carpeted and networks 15. Position 35 Legal injury CEDAR tires, brakes, muffler. furnished with distinctive 36. Transitional 669-9587. 2-6-1 air, excellent 484-9773. 4-6-1 condition. congratulations or Spanish Mediterranean 16. Weep state ""dents furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage 18. Varangians 38. Spotted cat ^mmer 19. Contest 40. Oriental condolences, whichever the disposal and individual central control air 20. Average 41. Gypsy 5 Moral "fpeted conditioning. These four man units have up to 3 '22. Bone i. Cookout Each SIMMER RATES 42. Lets unit Lincoln case may be, to all those parking spaces per unit. Recreating is planned for T~ T~ H T~ 6 7 8 9 ;. Sell out ^nditionin with a heated swimming pool, recreation rooms and % I Poet T. S for people who are graduating private balconies. If you want to be among the first 12 j. Rental J giar FOR STUDENTS contract , residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. Summer IB 'H "to have I. Lariat and leaving the ivory leases are 3 months and start at $55 W' i Hypothet'cal "oblems. 1 bedroom towers per man. Fall it, 16 •7 18 $150 2 bedroom $190-200 3 bedroom $210 leases are 9 + 12 months and start at $62.50 FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: 351-7166. 19 % Id 5T ) ttraiids "CEDAR of academia. To all those % I, Korean soloie start Meadowbrook Trace combines a I h iI'Mway Mi'>" country ""timer % V/, Tl 2M atmosphere with "SWIMMING POOL CALL: RECREATION FACILITIES with people who will be returning 25 26 77 28 i, Arsenal Tl PIJMG PONG PARTY SAUNA, BILLIARDS ROOM. % So 29 ST f. W i Church bai« offering 8631 in the fall, have a super Meal cake MONTHS Meadowbrook in MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY RY: 33 35 Pivotal summer. 36 % 31 38 w ). ) Pay hike I You andme All! Trace of thesu" i ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. HO Ml Musical tl'ein y j. r fiederniaus e. s 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 HI M3 JOLLY + 496 Haslett Motor Sports, Inc. EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN YA I College in H0URS 10-7 DAILY 48823 Cedar Rap'ds 393-0210 2 north of Meridian Mall 1.19?, Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, June 1, 1973 23 EmploymwtJIJjj c Apartments J® Apartments Apartments iOOK, waitress, dish machine operator - full or VER and REDUCED RENT on 1 part time, ixperienced, dependable. mutt be MARSHALL bedroom tear. apartments, $85 1 and 2 - bedroom for manager. "zrjxsxsz: no,™s zrss su?lease JULY MILFORD STREET. 126. 2 361-7830. C-l-6-1 MUSIC, Furnished, $117 very close, 1. 1 bedroom Phone for appointment, sea per month furnished, blocks from campus. Deluxe heat. including utilities paid. 484-9774. 0-6-1 apartments, V4 block from $110, hawk restaurant, Lease and deposit. 1- campus. 126 Orchard or call quiet quaint. air conditioned, furnished, 2 Williamston, 10 minutes east 468-3627 489-7706. 4-6-1 man $180. 3 man, $195. STEREO RENTA1 c"«« at night. (3c ONE MAN needed. Own room 337-1800 before 1pm. 17-6-1 dancers 0, M.S.U., on M-43, 655-2176. Ask for Gary or term, $9 50 j... delivery, 0.,LIk ? month. '— ■■•wiiiii. service and Free rree minute toll call.) 6-6-1 $47.50 month. Abbott at Lake Collmgtooob WANTED 2 men to sublet SUBLET 1 BEDROOM - Now leasing. 332-3909, 351-8571, 372-5767. 0-1-6-1 Robby. 5-6-1 No pick-up. Lansing, 337-9611. - carpeted, furnished, deposit. TV's available TV, T,9d- 489 S7 50 , at __2iM Summer Special penthouse apartment for appliances, opposite Union.' MILFORD STREET 126. '215.7*/ ummer JOBS - Excellent for teachers and college students. SKisSliSt NEJAC- 2 to 4 apartment GIRL FURNISHED available Two Men summer. 337-0250. 3-6-1 $45, monthly. 351-5699. 4-6-1 SUMMER RENTALS. 2 and 3 man. REASONABLE. 2 managers for Two Bedroom DELTA ARMS enttraime Work full or part time. High earnings per month. Call for ^ Apartments summer and campus, 332-2495. 2-6-1 fall. Close to Summer Special PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE North, furnished, 1 bedroom, - APARTMENTS blocks from campus, deluxe furnished, air conditioned, managers, T interview, 393-9774. 5-6-1 $150 a month utilities paid, available June 235 Delta Street 332-3909, 351-8571, Ladies depl NEAR DESPERATELY NEED 2 for 3 5th. $135/ month plus PHONE: 332 -4929 372-5767.0-1-6-1 I salary PARTMENT MANAGERS - SPARROW, large 2 I BEDROOM EFFICIENCY man. Campus Hill, summer. bedroom, furnished - deposit. 627-5454. 3-6-1 Now Couple needed now for nice air walking distance to campus. 349-3229. 2-6-1 leasing for NEED 1 GIRL fast for summer condition, $150 Air Conditioned 11 unit building near campus. Summer per n^onth. Summer only or full CHRISTIAN BOY needs 3 summer and fall. only. Close, $60. 353-6071. Write (only) Manager. 513 rate. 332-5144. SUMMER SUBLET Dishwasher men 1-6-1 4-6-1 year. 393-1800. Ask for - 2 for 4 man apartment near AVAILABLE NOW for ne" t Trail H jllcrest, East Lansing. 5-6-1 bedroom upper. Partly Shag Carpeting Union, young summer, fall. adults, near downtown 5'8n' furnished, utilities paid, Unlimited Parking FEMALE NEEDED share Mana^ 337-9566. 3-6-1 - Hurry. New Furniture Lansing. Efficiencies and one summer apartment with r ^ithou! ELEPHONE SOLICITORS except electricity. Call bedroom same apartments. close 337-2303. salary up . needed immediately, for . . SUMMER TERM 489-2673 after 6pm. 2-6-1 REDUCED RENT for 1 or 2 campus. - our Redecorated, new carpeting, 1-6-1 recreational land attractive 5 room home to Models Open Daily summer, Meadowbrook Trace laundry facilities. Call development available, good pay plus day shift Only a Few married couple. $165 SUMMER SUBLEASE 126 Milford, great - 2 man, location, 2771 Northwind townhouse. 393-2767. 3-6-1 H E R R (MAN REAL WANTED - 1 GIRL for 4 man, Call 351-8282 __ESTATE, 371 -4158. 3-6-1 fall, Hi Merest apartment. v nd outstanding bonus. Call Karen, 351-1010. 1-6-1 Left for air, quiet, 351-3658. 2-6-1 furnished, (Behind the Yankee Store) MODERN FURNISHED, one CAPITOL AREA 355-7402. 1-6-1 °PPortuniiv bedroom. Half block, - near LCC, 3 >ed growth. summer WORK Summer BURCHAM DRIVE EFFICIENCY - V4 block 7rom SUBLET SUMMER - 2 man, reduced summer. evenings. 3-6-1 332-1946 rooms, furnished, carpeted, $140 includes utixjt e no SUMMER SUBLET - 1 man, teresting INTERVIEW furnished apartments. Open - 135, 2 campus, furnished, close, cheap! Call' children or pets. Allowance , large, furnished, air, modern, with families for national & Fall 5-6pm. 2-6-1 conditioned, furnished, call 332-6133. air 351-3269. 2-6-1 for maintenance. Phone the best. Cheap! 332-1179. Water's Edge Apt. 2-6-1 Beal Street Apartments In corporation. $500 per GIRL FOR 4 man summer. 489-1276. 4-6-1 J0|ning the (next to Cedar $40, 1 block from month. 1-6-1 FOURTH MAN needed campus r9est and most Village) Cedar Village, 9 month lease — OLD 133 Durand close to campus, 332-2637 two bedroom, 2-3 persons. SUBLEASE SUMMER FREE ROOMMATE - 140 Cedar NEED MALE - pool, discount chain, 2-6-1 Furnished, balcony, roommate JRK part time for $300 starting fall. Call 351-0735, 2 man, 1 bedroom air conditioned $160-$200. summer air, one bedroom, $135. 731 minimum of SERVICE apts. for i»',n furnished 353-7659. 2-6-1 fall Burcham. 351-3266. 1-6-1 i, and insure a high paying DOWNTOWN NEAR 1 apartmftENl^neap, call 332-4439 - summer job in Lansing or $165 Reduced Summer Rates 332-6316. 4-6-1 to $175. bedroom, carpeted, ONE WOMAN FOR 4 ughout Western SUBLET APARTMENT man, 3 GIRLS for 2 - Two available summe r at furnished, utilities paid. $140 Michigan, 489-3494. C-1-6-1 bedroom, summer. $145/ month. Close GIRL TO share townhouse fall summer, close, $37.50/ $130. monthly. 393-2700, - unfurnished apartment. $210 month. 351-4716. 1-6-1 inal interview. campus, air conditioning. 882-1196. 2-6-1 spring, own room 1V4 baths, Plus 332-8300 Jrtunity employ XPERIENCED, CERTIFIED utilities. No pets, 351-3695. 2-6-1 $109. 353-1928. 6-6-1 1 teacher wanted to available June 15, 351-0903 FOUR GRADUATE students o. work part time next year at 3-6-1 MSU AREA / Okemos. 1 undergrads who wish a quiet SUMMER TWO small, private high school in GIRLS LOOKING for newly -"c0iir. Cedar bedroom furnished and conditioning, completely place to study. Kitchen, $50 shed 2 bedroom Street,Bt^?d rent, Lansing, 337-1337 9-3pm. 2-6-1 phone HASLETT AREA, 2 all electric, $185/ bedT^ unfurnished. Air conditioned, furnished apartment, $205/ each. 349-3328, 485-5697. town houses? Here's your 351-8857, 332-3650. 5-6-1 month. carpeted, modern. $140 to month. July 2-6-1 chancel Choose 339-2334, 484-4157. 3-6-1 August. your $155, heat included. 349-4839 after 6pm. 2-6-1 carpeting and drapes!Right UNIVERSITY TERRACE 2 BEDROOM NEWLY carpeted IE counter he OP NURSERY school 349-1607. 2-6-1 DUPLEXES across street from Taco uple of even - summer and fall, Bell. APARTMENTS mobile home, walk to ooking for teacher 5 NEAR SPARROW Hospital, SUBLEASE OUR 1 bedroom 3 - 4 bedrooms. Call $325. Call 351-0717. 'day. Apply 414 Michigan Avenue campus, call 489-4293 after mornings / week to start available June 20, unfurnished, HASLET^PARTMENTS furnished apartment for —J-9939. 9-6-1 12-5pm. 5-6-1 4pm. 1-6-1 CLEANER! September. Experience 2 bedroom duplex. Utilities summer term. Phone PHONE: 337-9341 Center, 135 Collingwood EVERGREEN ARMS preferred. 2 years college P®'d, deposit, 372-3883. 3-6-1 PHONE: 332-3843 489-5561 anytime. 3-6-1 FIVE MINUTES from campus after 3pm LARGE 2 MAN, summer, close, ired. Resume and letters —' in APARTMENTS Lansing. 4 large rooms and 1 & 2 bedroom $120. Ideal of reference should be sent to CAMPUS NEAR, 227 after 12:30 p.m. bath. 2 mature students or now leasing for couples. Bogue. 341 Evergreen Street 351-5086. 1-6-1 ieeds 1 studen 949 Westlawn, East Lansing, Deluxe 1 bedroom, leasing for summer/fall couple. $125/ month ONE OR two proved for fi furnished, PHONE: 351 6821 "'fed, nice 48823. 7-6-1 air conditioned, pool priveleges - includes utilities, • study for single girls or married couple Now leasing for deposit apartme qcNTED wn room. NEED GIRL for 3 man, fall - do secretarial 'ERNESS WANTED for 3 TWO GIRLS needed for 3-man. 351-7283. 2-6-1 332-834LV^6-1 spring. Twyckingham. only, $155. Phone 489-5922 GIRL NEEDED summer term. 2 summer and fall $83.50. Call Mary, 355-8901 motherless children, full or 351-8575. 3-6-1 Sublease Chalet apartments. permanent position. 337-1267.2-6-1 man, air conditioned, $60/ month. 332-0741. 3-6-1 LEASING Fall / Summer ROOMMATE WANTED and/or fall. Whitehall WHILE THEY LAST ~2 after Monday. 1-6-1 MARRIED STUDENTS - summer bedroom apartments, air Salary, private room, board, furnished. Large 2 bedroom Apartments, pool and air conditioned, free heat and 301 SOUTH mobile provided, local 8t FACULTY 2 GIRLS sublet apartment EAST LANSING — desirable (reduced summer rent). Also HOLMES, conditioning. 353-7034 water. Summer $150, 208 furnished ground level one country home, 484-4422, starting June. $50/ month/ upstairs unit, furnished, 2 studio with bunkbeds. Men between 6-8pm. 2-6-1 Cedar Street. 351-7137 after I needed 372-1122. 0-1-6-1 bedroom, fireplace, all - person. Meadowbrook Trace. bedrooms, kitchen, or couple. 485-3817. 9-6-1 5pm. 4-6-1 1 .2(8«3 dining utilities, patio. $135. work for I 393-2338. 2-6-1 room, bath, no living room. NORTH POINTE SUMMER WORK NEED 1 GIRL 351-7497.0-1-6-1 .i Day or evei bedroom apts. All utilities paid, swimming - summer, close, LOVELY, FURNISHED iood sa la teresting interview with TWO GIRLS for 4 man. Cedar pool, privileges, one block to cheap, no APARTMENTS some with study security) efficiency. 915 Lilac. ROOMMATE NEEDED fall ies for National Village, call Rose, 353-1183 downtown. $185 starting 337-2002. 3-6-1 1230 Haslett Road Summer lease. $125/ month. - ition $500 per month. 3-6-1 Collingwood, 4-man, $63. June 15th. Phone 484-4014 349-3604, 332-6715. 0-2-6-1 PHONE: 351-2353 Call 353-2056. 1-6-1 0-1-6-1 3-6-1 WOMAN OWN - room in 1 & 2 Bedroom HULL OTHER'S HELPER - June from *149 per mo. of APARTMENTS, Hagadorn and corner Haslett SUMMER SUBLEASE: 2 man, furnished summer. 2 man. 337-1057. 4-6-1 Close, Xumished or unfurnished ROOMMATE student or - GRADUATE faculty member August 15th. Roads. Furnished and furnished, NEED from near ROOMMATES Northern cottage, Petoskey UNFURNISHED unfurnished, summer leases $140. Call 337-2298. 3-6-1 campus. NEED ONE man for three man, Fall-Spring? One or two guys - campu 337-2770. 2-6-1 $150, wanted to share Lake of the Hills apartment. m. 332-4226. 3-6-1 or Call John, year leases. Phone T w y ckingham Apartments. need apartment to share; 482-361 1, 351-4799. 3-6-1 SUMMER Fall 9-5pm or ontact ALBIOI IIVERS children welcome - spring. Own room. Call Cedar Village area preferred, GARDEN COTTAGES 339-2618 evenings. 1-6-1 = 629-551 - FULL and part leasing 351-3687. 4-6-1 but , ONLY $130 per mo. Large not necessary. Call Enjoy a private cottage on 03. We are Apply VARSITY CAB please , no pets SUMMER OR fall, furnished, 337-9563. 3-6-1 wide lawns only 3 blocks to airy 1 bedroom apt. New MSU. Newly furnished and ROOMMATE NEEDED 3 COMPANY, side door at 122 large, 2 bedroom with OKEMOS. SUMMER. 2 - Woodmere. 3-6-1 carpeting, completely redecorated for two. man apartment, for summer, shower, also 2 rooms and furnished. Air Conditioned. bedrooms (3 man apartment) SUMMER SUBLEASE: 2 man $47/ month, TRESSES staurant, apply in person FOR new KNOB HILL bath, both private. 1214 East Kalamazoo. 3-6-1 911 Marigold for appt. call $150. Two apartments, $130 and $145 1 bedroom apartment, $120 per month, close, call 332-0692. 3-6-1 Only $165, utilities paid.' Call 332-6717. opportunity. 351-1209. 1-6-1 outstanding 337-7328 or 351-8545 plus utilities and deposit. LARGE FURNISHED APARTMENTS only. Day and night shift - 6 girl SUMMER LEASE: Near Furnished. No pets. ONE OR two girls, four man, MATURE RESPONSIBLE ilable. Top wages. THE apartment, walk to MSU, campus, furnished, carpeted, SUMMER SUBLEASE - 2 man, IV4-4948. 4-6-1 summer, luxury apartment, INDI DEPOT, 1203 air conditioned, 2 parking, lease. $50 each per South bedrooms, furnished, close. Air two baths, air conditioning, bedroom ^fctV.Jsned, June month, utilities included. Washington Avenue. 4-6-1 Starting $130. 351-9036, 9-5 conditioned. $130. SUMMER SUBLEASE 1 block from campus, $55. 10th - July 24th. Quiet, r - Phone 332-8734. X-3-6-1 weekdays. 3-6-1 351-7636. 4-6-1 bedroom apartment, married 332-2912. 3-6-1 Frandor. 351-8231. 3-6-1 >L I BUY nutritional food students, furnished, $100. 6111 Extens 'ars, complete meal. Hours 135 UNIVERSITY VILLA CEDAR - AT I-96, Graduate d W. Sparr 625-7558 after 4pm. 7-6-1 KEDZIE, 1 bedroom 355-0911. 4-6-1 WANTED - GIRL for 4 girl, EFFICIENCY APARTMENT - APARTMENTS student, modern 1 bedroom 12 noon•6 pm furnished, limited summer fall, spring, call 332-3882 $140, utilities included, 1215 Ei lower, $135. References, •DICAL rentals, reduced rate. 635 Abbott Road GIRL NEEDED fall for 2 man evenings. 3-6-1 phone after 5:30pm, ansing, 4890 TECHNOLOGIST, 882-231 6, 332-2110. 3-6-1 deposit. 663-8418. 1-6-1 mst have experience in 482-2937, PHONE: 351 2249 - at Cedar Greens. 337-1087 linical IV7-3216. 3-6-1 4-6-1 micro NEED - biology, Now leasing for SUMMER ONLY! TWO BEDROOM duplex - LIBERAL girl(s) for 3 i full Saturday and Sunday only. LOCATED bedroom apartment starting EAST SIDE, 5 room furnished, summer and fall ONE BEDROOM $185, one year lease, phone mechanic fo r30am 4pm. V* MILE NORTH fall. Call Apply 355-0037, ■ $150 utilities 2-man 1 block from after 5:30, 332-2110. 3-6-1 PARROW included, apartment, downtown campus, beyond. Appl HOSPITAL SHARE FURNISHED near Red Barn, 355-0035. 1-6-1 OF JOLLY RD. ON DODGE REAL ESTATE, Lansing Lansing. Ideal for married furnished, trie 4th and 5tt ersonnel, 487-61 1 1, summer rates. 337-1846 482-5909. 3-6-1 apartment. Summer, longer. couples or graduate students, or SUMMER SUBLEASE "tension 353. 6-6-1 OKEMOS ROAD 337-1562. - luxury EAST LANSING I $85 including utilities. from $155. For information, - bedroom. SUBLET A 2 489-9519. 3-6-1 call WALTER NELLER furnished, $140 a month, bedroom, For Rent m BEDROOM sublet $140 FURNISHED, u'^iV.ncluded, furnished Frankenmuth apartment for in the WANTED - QUIET girl to share COMPANY, 10-6-1 489-6561. SUMMER SUBLEASE 'LUSH APARTMENTS for heat included no pets. Nice area with plenty of parking. ®RT STREET close to rajefts. 332-4009. summer. Price negotiable. apartment, summer. Call summer living. Complete Available June 355-5076, room 15th. Phone 225. 1-6-1 551, one Phone 627-6357 anytime. Mary, 484-4278. 3-6-1 513 HILLCREST with pool, air conditioning, lock from balconies campus. Large 2 3-6-1 Close-in, pleasant area. P ONE MAN needed to complete and dishwashers. "'room LUXURY $47/ LARGE 2 floor 1 bedroom furnished, air CHRISTIAN GIRL looking for CO-ED apartment, conditioned, nicel 3 man apartment, in West person. "731" onditioned, balconies. furnished, newly apartment. 542 Whalen, 2 roommates for summer and BEECHWOOD needs girl, rent adjustable, Fee, for the summer term. APARTMENTS, 731 available June 15. 1973-74. J* $150, 3-4 man $180. fall. 337 -9566. 5-6=1 call Patricia, 355-3568. 3-6-1 Call Thorn, 353-1891. 3-6-1 Burcham Drive. 351-7212. Call r 351-9250, 351-6676. 8-6-1 APARTMENTS 1-6-1 evenings 351-4297 or tudios and 677-7768. 1-6-1 APARTMENT IN East Lansing must have TWO CLEAN furnished rooms, SUMMER FURNISHED air ONE AND 1130 BEECH STREET Call 351-5829 - two bedroom to urban 'J0Ij-ER CLOSE per week to campus, parking, utilities paid, male PHONE: 351-9564 Church, available June 15th, for married couple. Financial conditioned, across from furnished mobile homes, LARGE 2 party furnished dIoriented through 482-0563. 485-0138. 3-6-1 POOL, AIR, two bedroom, ■™mer. campus, $155. Call $30-$35/ week. Beginning efficiencies. Air conditioned. 349-4764. Jim Now leasing for arrantement dependent on furnished, sublet Summer 332-3935. 3-6-1 Summer. 10 minutes to I ability to tap. 2-6-1 summer and fall. custodial duties Close to campus. $138 MILFORD STREET, 126. performed. $180,337-2527.4-6-1 campus. Quiet and peaceful ;. Resume Call P. Signed, 353-2047 or summer. $158 fall. 484-0585. SUMMER RENTALS. 2 nd SUBLET SUMMER liA. Varg, TALS: CAMPERS, trailor SUMMER SUBLET for one/two - large two en a lake. 641-6601 .C-1 -6-1 If no answer, 351-1610. 3 man. REASONABLE. 2 R. Green,489-5482. 2-6-1 • History. NEEDED, ONE girl for four bedroom apartment Albert pick-up man $130/ month. 0-1-6-1 type. Tent blocks from campus, deluxe, NEEDED FOR fall: One ,an 48823. man. Cedar Village, fall. Liz, Street, rent negotiable, man cooping and regular style. furnished, air conditioned. Furnished, air, across from FALL, FURNISHED - 2/3 for 3 man apartment. 731 "'V or weekly, for campus. Phone 332-4601. 355-7145, Sandy 355-7146. 332-8847, Rici. 3-6-1 QUIET, FURNISHED, $5/ 332-3909. 351-8571, people. Near Gables, $200 / 3-6-1 Apartments, phone '»■ 489-5080. 3-6-1 redecorated, 1-2 bedroom, 0-1-6-1I 372-5767. 0-7-5-31 month. 351-2740. 2-6-1 EAST LANSING 353-4300. 1-6-1 luxury $100 - $170. (summer rates). efficiencies, air conditioned. Reserve for fall, $140 SUMMER - 1 rlsfor new NEEDED GIRL for - $240. Summer and / or fall. Phone summer, CoUtngtooot) Cedar 353-1210. $70/ month. Call 351-4614. 393-3819. 1-6-1 351-1258. 10-6-1 CEDAR 5-6-1 1-6-1 N]r|O^ iy.BG.6 SUMMER - CLOSE to campus, SUBLEASE SUMMER - 1 2-MAN summer sublease, Cedar 2 bedroom furnished, air man, air, furnished, Ma means balcony. 351-6819. 4-6-1 conditioning, close, $130 Greens, reduced rent, Il^I 337-2213. 3-6-1 furnished. 332-8708. 1-6-1 i \sWM ML-, SOAR GREENS GREENS MARK SPITZ, NEEDED 1 female roommate fall Twyckingham, Diane 332-3874, 353-9129. 1-6-1 1 Houses APARTMENTS are now leasing SUMMER 2 man air TWO GIRLS for house. .2 Dwelling 3. Creeper «nts and married couples units for Spring, EAT YOUR conditioned. Close to One winter and Close. spring, one "mmer & Fall. These spacious apartments are campus, $120. 337-0130. all year. 4 Man's name 351-5914. 2-6-1 HEART OUT 1-6-1 5 Moral 6 Cookout ^'Peted and furnished with distincitve furniture. TINY HOUSE I Lincoln *nac|j 'tioning. unit has These a garbage disposal and individual air - TWO MEN fall. for 4 man T w y ckingham. starting Ideal f-,nmer only. RENTtJple. call 8. Sell out two - man units have parking 337-7002. 4-6-1 Poet T S. 351-3127. 1-6-1 0. 9 Rental 1 J* ,or a eyery apartment. Recreating is planned for giant contract swimming pool and private balconies. We 7 1. Lariat Hypottietica' *' N garage, new - - 3 73.4-6-1 Quiet. Co^; •CX STEREO compact bills. C-2-6-1 swimming pool, priced to The Vietnam into effect Ja, 28 and the policy. But he said he would FM receiver, book sale PUPPIES homes, - FREE 393-0067 to good or POUND: COLLAPSIBLE sell. Glenhaven By owner. Avenue. 1049 peacekeeping commission Viet Cong charged the call no until a 10 - day further meetings ceased to function Thursday United States with new air dispute over d0uble~^; qui«. living npllfier. Garrard turntable, «aker< included. Sound* Over 3000 hardbacks 351-4781.3-6-1 umbrella Tuesday afternoon, 332-5232. 3-61 when meetings of delegation attacks on the Vietnam side investigative . ™ on campus. Call 351-5197. reports is ' entrance. ' $1 25 489-6298 YEAR OLD male Wire Fox C-2-61 chiefs were suspended of the border resolved. d- FOR SALE. 10 acre parcels on Phone wr6pnn. 3-6-1 fine selection Terrier with papers. Call after Mason Road because of an East - West The Viet Cong said they One of the four nations - — 20 minutes to (No textbooks) 5:30pm, 489-4336. 1-61 FOUND: PUPPY, 5 months, would seek Canada, Indonesia, campus. Some with trees and dispute over procedure. a new Poland ITONS FOR ale - shipping medium - sized, dark. May With the four - hatiot and Hungary AFFECTIONATE SIAMESE some with a stream. $10,500 investigation by the - assumes the irtons, many different sizes, 27th Brody Complex International Commission less 15c to 80c eech. Your Choice kittens - Redpoint, 355-1494. C-3-6-1 and up. HUB REAL ESTATE commission further chairmanship of the SERVICE. 517- 546-9400 weakened by the Impending of Control and Supervision. commission each month. ansing corregated $1.00 per volume Lilacpoint, Bluepoint, Ch X6-6-1 0r Rent\.j R0DUCTS, 1209 North point, Tortiepoint, LVn*P°int. Show, pets. LOST: PASSPORTS in" pink 334 £ irch Street, Telephone Shots, papers envelope package. Reward. EAST LANSING, by 8cro" from Wil jg-2592. 4-6-1 TWO DAYS ONLY guaranteed, Most important. Please return 211 Loree Drive, 4 owner. bedroom, IT'S 11 u what's wnni d i ®ft" Set. & Sun. delivered. j485-6224J^6-^ to Mannan, 355-8167. 5-6-1 1V4 baths, built-ins, pool A, 10-5pm _ )6. 4-6-1 DERN furniture: privileges, 2V4 Happening LABRADOR ining table and 4 chairs, RETRIEVER f "If—7] car garage, rec ,ing room chairs, stereo 1013 Beech Street puppies. Blacks and yellows. Personal I /I room, 75'x138' lot, brick - $80 - $125. Call 351-6468. frame ranch, $34 000 ^^5,5 ibinet, coffee teble, white g and pad, 11 'x16'. Sewing SPECIAL y 5-6-1 PREGNANT? 351-8654. 3-61 SALE - Gibson WE understand. ichine, odds / ends. "5. 4-6-1 guitars at 40% off. Also savings Yamaha on Guild, Madeira, big I Mobile Homes j^pj Call us. COUNSELING. 372-1560 PREGNANCY j Recreation and all other C-1-61 ION TL outfit with 35mm, in guitars stock. ELDERLY m, 135mm and macro BUDp Y 10'x50' 1965, 2 Announcements for It's Crisis in America will meet at The MSU including INSTRUMENTS, 541 Have UNION BOARD flights Diplomacy facilities, » set, Bellows, all filters, Grand River, East (below bedroom, furnished, skirted, a good to Europe from summer Detroit and What's received Happening in must the State News be 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Gunson Street house to discuss Organization will hold its 0. 1-6-1 Honeywell auto - strobe carpeted, insured. On lot near weekly game at 9 tonight in the tted aluminum case, Weston Paramount) 332-4331, MSU. $2600 or best offer. 'break" (Summer). Windsor. Stop in 1-4p.m„ office, 341 Student Services plans for summer and fall. North Hubbard lounge. All 1-7pm. C-1-6-1 Now/fall. 351-7850. 2-6-1 Monday - Friday. 2nd floor, Bldg. by 1 p.nu at least two class those interested are invited. HOUr tripod and numerous BOARD, days before publication. No The Call 482-9786 after We'll be back Union. C-5-31 Undergraduate apartment,' LARGE SELECTION of frames, YELLOWSTONE 28' announcements will be accepted Psychology Club will hold The Video Workshop will be reet. 487-0867. pm. 361 glasses good EUROPE FROM $229 Rou^td by phone. elections at 3 p.m. today in 309 for everyone. condition. Must ?ell. Best June 20. - Olds Hall. All psychology majors telecast live at 7 p.m. today on OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 offer. 351-7479 or 393-1925 trip jets, advance booking The Soaring Club will give cable channel 11. Silent film 1009SKII with Shure are encouraged to attend. ITY HOUSE~-1 L cartridge, Sony 250 stereo East Mich., Lansing. 26-1 BOARD EXAM TUTORING only, call now EAST demonstration glider rides from classics and interviews will be nPus, kitchen 372-7409. C-1-6-1 LANSING VACATION 8:30 a.rtf. Saturday and Sunday featured. deck. Reesonable. Tutoring classes now being Please return borrowed APA 9. males TRAVEL, 351-2650. 5-6-1 at Ionia "Graduate 1972 VINDALE formed for the County Airport. Study in 51-4249. 3-6-1 HONEYWELL 35mm PENTAX, - 14'x65' coming Everyone with LSAT, MCAT, DAT, Board is welcome. For Psychology" books to 112A expando, furnished, 2 WEEKLY information can 353 0254. Olds Hall. goes with Kenko, UV filter, exams. For information call BAHAMAS flights . REACH volunteers will meet ROOM .TIPLE FAMILY sale, June bedrooms, 484-2134. 2-6-1 from $199. Call in 85B filter; 18" cable 313-354-0085. now, EAST at 1 p.m. today in 6 Student 10. Furniture, etc. Give - release; 0-1-61 Two The 'or roll of Kodacolor X film; new LANSING VACATION Rudolph Valentino MSU Mennonite Services Bldg. All volunteers are summer, 10x55 FURNISHED mobile films and satire will be 55-0026.1-6-1 ^»ysl 5155 Brookfield, neer 50mm lens TV RENTALS $23 per term, TRAVEL. 351-2650. 5-6-1 a Fellowship will meet for urged to attend. 1.8; new home. 15 minutes away. presented at 7:30 p.m., June 8, worship and discussion iables, 36-1 Universal camera case. $110. $9.50 per month. at 9:30 $1900. Phone Free at the Unitarian Church, 85 5 a.m. Sunday in 31 Union. SING male stud 349-0891. UNION BOARD summer flights MSU Gay Liberation will 106 East Hodge delivery, service and pick-up. Grove St., East Lansing. Visitors are welcome and there Avenue, host the 1973 Spring Festival of rooms, pS, Lansing. 1-6-1 No deposit. Stereos available to Europe from Detroit and will be a program for children. Windsor. Life beginning at noon Saturday tor. Call 332-j at same rates. Call Stop in 1-4pm, Shavous is Wednesday and MARLETTE 12'x50', NEJAC, through Sunday. Call the office CAR STEREO tape 337-1300. C-1-61 Monday - Friday. 2nd floor. Thursday. To spend it with There will be an introductory for rides and FM - bedrooms, excellen more information. Union. C-1-6-1 Lubavitcher Chassidim in Oak lecture on surat shabel yoga, irth cruising machines Multiplex, $55. 351-1209. condition. Call 694-9589 c Park, call 351 -2105. meditation and true living, at 7 1-6-1 table house. peugeot BANCROFT COMPETITION 677-5325. 1-6-1 AVAILABLE JUNE Peanuts Personal jjjjj! FLIGHTS Frankfurt, - NEW return. YORK, From The Weekly People Club will meet at 7 p.m. today in 37 p.m. lower today at 327 MAC Ave., lounge. meet The at Badminton Club will 7 p.m. today in the ata la - 8'x31', $165. Anne Munich, upper gym, Women's Intramural 337 DivisionSt Racket Union. Horvath will finish The MSU Vets Club term end - recently restrung near campus, $800 or best UNION PEOPLE: Thanks for 355-7846, C-1-6-1 Bldg. This is the last meeting of 5765. 1-61 bottecchia and regripped, with offer. Call 351-1797. BL1-6-1 discussing "The Communist party will be held at 6 p.m. the year. cover, everything; thenks for being. ganna Manifesto." Saturday at 924 Raider St., $25. 489-2711, 355-9547 Audio Aftermath, Lansing, All Vets and guests are 'OOM in house ir girls, near can Velocipede Peddler X-2-61 12'x55' close ACTIVE. to campus, Furnished, excellent m progressive rock and community news, will be on at 10 tonight invited. Call 485 - 3981 or 485 3431 for information. - Alpha Phi Sigma will hold elections at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the McKinley Room, Northwind lOnthly. 485-1 541 E. Grand River APARTMENT — Furniture, bed, condition, 332-0209. 1-6-1 on WKAR - FM stereo, 90.5. Farms Apts. This is the last 3. 1-6-1 )ownstairs 351 - tables, chairs, chests, lamp, Beginning in July they will go 724Qy FOR QUALITY service on Alpha Lambda Delta meeting of the year. room divider. NICE FOR COTTAGE five nights a week. members will - 351-9270 - meet at 6 p.m. stereo equipment; see the CONTINENTAL 10 evenings. X3-6-1 10'x50' National, carpeted, Sunday at Cowles House for STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East Donald appliances, air conditioned, Gutafson, University Lantern Night ceremony. Dress Green Earth Food Co - op speed 24". One yeer old. Grand River. C-1-61 of Cincinnati, will address a in a white blouse and dark skirt. I. 351-8628. 2-6-1 SINGLE BED and frame like skirting, 7'x9' storage EXODUS: TIME it and will meet at 7 p.m. Sunday in 31 was Philosophy Dept. colloquium on Union. new, clean, $70. 332-4190. building. Must be moved. what a time it was. Thanks SUMMER HUMAN "Expressions of Intention" at 8 X4-6-1 484-9769 after 4pm. 66-1 growth IL'S 10-speed Varsity for a great year. Griff. 1-6-1 tonight in 117 Berkey Hall. program. Experienced Justin Morrill fall term course icycle. Stereo, 4 facilitators Jan and Dave The final Rodeo Club descriptions are available in 11 components. AM/FM radio, 4 CHANNEL MARANTZ 4415 MARLETTE - 2 bedrooms, full CON G R ATU LATIONS, A McNeil and Brown for city Runyan. 349-1258. BL 1-6-1 council campaign meeting meeting of the term will be held Snyder Hall. 487-3181. 2-6-1 Demo, Pioneer 40000X bath, extras, excellent RANDY and Debbie. Happy will at 8 tonight in the Livestock condition. be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at 501 NGLES, c Demo, Garrard 65B used, Furnished Graduation and June 23rd. H Pavilion. Board of directors will The ASMSU Legal Aid Dept. i' blocks to i Herman Kardon Citation II, 12' x 60' Plus 7'x 18 Bautel's Carpet MAC Ave., Radical Research meet at 7:30 will have a lawyer available from AL TURNTABLE 1219 office in the basement. Ideas are p.m. in the club ummer ren hure M91ED cart. Call much more, many with full expando. Phone 627-2832 & Furniture Cleaning needed. All are invited. room. A party will follow. 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. 351-3528.1 4-6 1 Wednesday of finals week. MSU Ihuck 4-7pm. 351-7362. warranties. HIFI BUYS 1101 Service The Southern Africa students can make appointments East Grand River. 337-2310. 1-6-1 1969 IV 5-9212 Typing Service Liberation Committee will meet in 307B Student Services Bldg. RICHMOND, 50'x12' - over 25 years in the at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the or call 353 -0659. I BOAT 20' banner class. Great for studen's or family. Captain's Room, Union to share - same location MOVING SALE - Friday and 485-4998. 2-61 research and project future Mariah will present Leo Trimaran, Professionally ANN BROWN. Typing and Saturday, 9-6, 1412-F plans. AU are welcome. Kottke at 8 and 10:30 tonight wilt, fiber glass, $825 plus EXPERIENCED multilith offset printing. ROOM Spartan 1-6-1 and Saturday in the McDonel 482-4880.2-6-1 Village. Quality 1969 BARON - 12'x60', King REMEDIAL reading and math Complete service male for Kiva. Advance tickets are on sale , prefe merchandise. 1-61 Arthur's Court. Front Morning Glory will give a teacher will do summer tutoring dissertations, theses, wild foods at Marshall Music, 2-0322.1-61 GOODBYE dinner at' 7 p.m. Elderly IDWIN PROFESSIONAL kitchen, 1V4 baths, furnished, MSU, State News, in her Haslett home, grades 2-9. Instruments and the Union. manuscripts, general typing, today at St. Johns Student model portable organ and GARAGE SALE - second carpeted, washer / dryer. Lums, Marching Band, Excellent references. 339-2630. IBM. 23 T years experience. Center, 327 MAC Ave. sorority, Bund cabinet. Like new, weekend, will bargain. Most afternoons, evenings Dagwood's Daisies and with Advanced tickets only are on Communications 2-6-1 349-0850. C-1-6-1 399, term, k Saturday, 9-7. 5578 485-2321. 2-61 love, goodbye Tom. 1-6-1 sale at Communication in American Call Jim, 372-5238. Family of Man and i. Call 332-0 Hallendale Brother Gambits. Society, will teach you how to &1 Road, Haslett. EXTERIOR PAINTING COMPLETE - THESES 1-6-1 1971 KINGSWOOD - 12'x65', CESNARF, AT exactly effectively control the pressures inexpensive, references, free SERVICE. Discount printing. The of Society and manipulate it to ND BROKE UP 3 bedroom, available midnight June 6th in Astronomy Dept. will estimates. 351-1796 ' super or IBM LE rooms, - SCOTT MODEL 342C FM Germany I'm toasting your typing and binding of sponsor an open house from your advantage. i virtually all September 1st. Phone 332-2165. 2-6-1 jlocks from U new 21 st! Subtract 7 theses, resumes, publication. 9:30 to 11:30 p.m. June 16 at stereo receiver. Sony model 6761827. 2-61 hours and iquipment. all name brands. Across from campus, corner the MSU Free U: Yoga - 7 a.m. .1-5076 after join Transatlantic Observatory. Weathgr 355 reel - reel stereo tape me. NP. Freeman, Terms. HOME REMODELING and M.A.C. and Grand River, permitting, the 24 - inch Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. deck, AR-3A stereo speakers. AMERICAN PRESIDENT 1-61 51-2740. 26-1 cabinetry. Very reasonable below Jones Stationery Shop. reflecting telescope will be used. Saturday, Union Green Room; Sony TC-125 stereo cassette deluxe model, 64'x12', 1971. Auto Mechanics for beginners rates. Free estimates. Call Jim Call COPYGRAPH >l NGLE ro( deck. Leica M2 range finder $5500, must sell. 625-7563 LEW SEAL got so much to say. The Council of Graduate will continue through the Have a happy summer and Wolnosky, 351-8753. 2-6-1 SERVICES, 337-1666. Students will meet at 6:30 p.m. summer. Call in and sign erm, 3 blocks camera. Kodak pocket anytime. 56-1 up if 351-5076 C-1-61 Monday in the Con Con Room, interested. Free U needs one 20. G. Knee. 1-6-1 Instamatic 60 camera. SKY - HIGH TREE SERVICE. DETROITER International Center. It is someone to teach macrame this New Vivitar zoom t 1971 - 60'x12', 5 -speed 1973. One Professional work, fully important that all members summer or to help with ONE SOUTH I a 'onth 12-5018. 26-1 old. Call Cherie, lenses, discount prices, $139. 1000 used 8 track tapes, $1 carpeted, skirting, shed. Phone days, 393-3820, Reunion next West Wilson: Friday night at insured. 351-2756 after 2pm. 1-61 Transportation j attend. sensitivity encounter or group. some The kind of final weekends, nights, 625-3687. the Alley-Ey! Love ya. Dud Come and up. 1000 used stereo to New York for 5-61 and Worm. 1-6-1 HELP GIRL NEEDS ride to Colorado Shavous. Call 351 2105 after 5 Sensuality. Massage and Dance" AEO, SEWING machine, albums, 50c and up. 8 track CLEANING, moving, - about June 20th or someone p.m. for information. will meet today. Call Paul at 355 GOLD and cassette decks, auto tape yards, decorating, etc. refrigerator, RITZCRAFT to hike. Call 372-3576, Carol. - 3519 for further details. :ut diamond players, used portable stereos 10'x50', 1966. College students with bicycle, cassette 3-61 The Renaissance Recorder »st offer. 351-3 $15 up. Polaroid cameras, Close to MSU. Air, skirted, references, special rates for •corder, 355-4815. 3-6-1 Consort will meet for the last Male Consciousness shed, 332-1601. 4-6-1 elderly. 337-0552. 3-61 Raising projectors, binoculars, TV time at 2 p.m. Sunday in the continues with two groups. New FISH SAILBOAT sets, tested and guaranteed, LANE, GOOD luck on your GIRL NEEDS ride to California Music Building lobby. If you - trailer. people are welcome. Call Free U HEAIIH months old, excellent radios, typewriters - REMBRANDT 1968 50'x12' ,ina,s and have 8 great ROTO TILLING - and soil about June 20th. Call cannot come, contact Ellen at for time and place or to start condition, $600. 337-0083. portables and electrics, with air conditioner, summer. DZ Love your Big pulverization. Phone 393-7930. 1-6-1 351 - 0543. your own group. adding machines, $29 up. carpeting and skirted, 482-6430, 393-0288. $10 NEED RIDE to Houghton or MSU Gay Liberation will The MSU Skydiving Club will wall tapestries. nd River ST0M 300 PA system, Italian WILCOX SECOND HAND _489:7820i3:6:L_ tom du^T^T**^ mlnlmum-11-6-1 Copper Harbor June 8th. Call host the statewide confederation meeting at 7:30 gay jump this at weekend and all summer Jewett Airport. Downtown omplete, with mikes. STORE, 509 East Michigan, USED 28' 2 bedroom house Northwestern. MSU Scholars RUBBISH REMOVAL - clean Wendy 489-2174. Share Barnes 223 S. Wastilrv p-m. today in 328B Student Road, Mason. Beginners inn IS Prevent Lansing. 485-4391. Trades, trailer, been reconditioned, will miss you. - Chick. 1-6-1 up jobs, tree service, cut, trim 2-6-1 Services Bldg. Plans for Gay with furnace, carpeting ~ ~ ~ ~7TZS~Z7Z„.Z- ^ layaway, bank cards. new and remove. 393-6080. Pride Week will be finalized. ,I_E - good IT 2-MAN, rip-stop nylon 8-5:30pm daily. C-1-61 and roof treatment. $850 ROSEMARY, CAROLE, Cindy B-1-61 NEED RIDE - FLORIDA, after js junk. Come "i,h fly, $35. 332-5314. Phone 627-9870. 3-6-1 Congrats. Now you're active , * June 6th. Help pay. Anne, *1 Phi Mus. M.B.W. D.K. 1-6-1 Typing Service 1 355-3559. 1-6-1 GREEK Wanlvd/Vurnitim NEW MOON, 1969 - 12'x60', """J"""" 7— ' ' "MAGE SALE ~~ partially furnished 2 GERALYN, HANG in there. NEED DRIVER to California: •turday, June 2nd. on 220 BADLY NEEDED bedrooms, $4600 or 'best S°™ daV *°°" You'll be THESES, TYPING, printing, Leave 6/15, arrive 6/19. Will MUSIC, DANCING, FOOD ollingwood, after 11am. Chests, beds and desks. We offer. Phone 627-2273. 5-6-1 active. M.B.W. DJ<. binding. Reasonable prices. pay room / board. Call 1-6-1 pick up and pay cash. 372-7536 evenings. 1-6-1 7-0611.1-6- * 18" black and white T.V., Call 484-1946. 11-6-1 WANTED [ Lo»t & Fo»n7][q] 1-6-1 _J___ "•» tubes, $25. Call Good used furniture or "~T7~rr ;r 351-4479. 1-6-1 ciMncnMFTHiNR? FIND SOMETHING? AFTER 6-10-73 we will not be EXPERIENCED TYPIST, close 56 total » appliances of any kind. t MSU E|ectric tVDewriter Harmon-Ki WH PURPLE Call us for cash. If you've found a pet or article r*f uaina uup uuant tn hnin unit responsible es po nsi rKostishak for d-ie 234iorGunson. Ann Ann ^Call 349-17 typewriter. 3 evenings and WANTED SECOND rug for sale. of value, we want to help you man to Free turn BENNIE'S FURNITURE, rjor share 2 bedroom apartment. -ler. new- 9'x12\ Call 484-3837. 11-6-1 return it. Just come into the i.6.i weekends. 373-6726 All working 33'-2482. 1-6-1 State News Classified weekdays. 0-1-6-1 Summer, Howard, 332-2392. 240. 1-6*1 Department and tell us you 5-6-1 WE NEED good clean used LYNN, CONGRATULATIONS EXPERIENCED IBM typing. !V|NG, RUMMAGE - sale. want to place an ad in EAST on making the Spartan Dissertations. (Pica [L-55B turn' furniture. Of any kind, - Elite). 'Ppliances, clothing, LANSING STATE BANK'S Marching Band I We're proud FAYANN.489-0358. C-1-61 Id, $45. 353-: "useholds, antiques, top dollar paid, will pick found column. As a public of you. Love, DZ Sisters. "today up. Call 484-3837 service EAST LANSING EXPERIENCED . Sunday, 10-7, between 9-5:30 daily. IBM typing, Moores River Drive. STATE BANK will run the (Pica - Elite). 1331 East DON'T FORGET blood comes WASHER, 11-61 ad at no extra cost to you. Kalamazoo. Call 489-1058. Phone Good cor 36! s!H5 5 CLEANING SALE - FURNITURE WANTED: Highest prices paid, free EAST LANSING STATE BANK c Real Estate TYPING BL 1-6-1 TERM only Professional compensated. from people. donors MICHIGAN rt'V afternoon, June 3. C-1-6-1 papers. COMMUNITY BLOOD Abbott Road. 1-6-1 estimates, CHEST, 625-3188. TREASURE 9-61 $100 CASH REWARD offered DON'T acres MISS this onellll country home, 4 large 7% Experienced, reasonable pica rates. print, Call CENTER. 337-7183. Hours GREEK 651-6341.3-6-1 Monday, Thursday and ^as.T^TT^" "' buy all new or old, used, for the return in acceptable condition of a drum of 80 bedrooms, 2 full baths, large recreation room, 3 fireplaces. Friday 94:30pm Tuesday and FESTIVAL '°ken' Full Professional ibm Wednesday 12-6:30pm. o' Pieces of your 2x2 colored slides of basement plus dissertation typing. ma C-1-61 ,,ter Call Bill, 351-5076 5pm. 16-1 Agricultural subjects, no questions asked. Sylvan H. breezeway and 2 car garage with blacktop driveway. One English degree. marty north, 351-3487. C-1-6-1 BIKE WANTED - will consider '73 system, Wittwer, 101 Agriculture mile north of Mason, direct any kind. Need for summer. $125. " double "bed, ALASKAN MALAMUTE puppy Hall. 1-6-1 street to MSU. To be sold by TYPING TERM papers and 355-5842. 1-6-1 sat june 9 sun june 10 Wd, credenza. 349-4277 — AKC champion bloodline, owner. Call 6764184. 7-6-1 GREEK FOOD 81 PASTRIES GREEK FOOD 8i PASTRIES theses. Electric typewriter. "4Pm.1-6-1 very good with children, LOST - CONDOFLEX camera Fast 15 YEAR OLD seeks full time GREEK MUSIC & DANCING GREEK MUSIC & DANCING fm/am 6266548. 4-6-1 in brown leather case, 206 EAST LANSING, University service, 349-1904. NOON - 1 AM NOON - 7 PM 6-6-1 summer babysitting in your track, tur Horticulture Building, Drive. 3 bedroom, large living ladphones- <10 , £k $30; pl,v baby carriage, $10; FREE ALL black female tremendous sentimental room 154 beths rec. home, and/or light ADMISSION $1.00 car - PROFESSIONAL IBM typing housekeeping position. $150. 33^ ^•*4.361-0881. 1-6-1 kitten, 2 months old, box value. Rewerdl 655-3493 room, 2 fireplaces, central (P ica-E lite). 11 Experienced, will travel. Call after 3pm. 3-6-1 years trained, good pet. 351-7926. air, excellent condition. HOLY TRINITY GREEK CHURCH - LANSING experience. S AN D1,339-8934. 393-8594. 1-6-1 elect £mNT SALE ~"-~~gotf 3-61 LOST Can exposed Phone 332-3155. 2-6-1 C-1-61 EVERYONE crantiquw' - D I NEED someone with a stereo I"11"- Kodachrome-X, Student HASLETT u i Id 1 %""d floods, clothes, FREE LABRADOR and - 3 bedroom ranch, TYPING ELECTRIC machine, and cassette recorder with tremelo. CD?' 6577 6577 Eugene German Shepherd mixed Services gardens, Saturday, fenced in yard, finished fast, accurate, and chromium bias. I'll pay you WELCOME 5pm, PLEASE CALL Phone CtaM Dlrnonnd 3rd 361-7734. 1-6-1 339-9180 after 3pm. 3-61 9-6-1 call 372-8874. 1-6-1 26 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday Money Man's A Coming. June 4th thru June 8th NEW ONES(DOLL FOR Y OLD ONES Highest Prices Paid is Used on this ALSO Summer Bo Most Books Are on the Quarter Term. All Sales Correct. Full Refund P 3rd With Your Receipt Condition BUY NOW & OF USED BOOKS WHERE Important Information Book Summer T Books are arranged on number and are identified such those as pictured represent a guarantee required or recommended and Are On the Official >reign t t t »er met Course Course THIS I00K IS RECOMMENDED THIS BOOK IS REQUIRED Author Author Title .. Title OPEN In the center 730 to 530 MSU BOOKSTORE of campus