Volume 66 Number 113 Friday, February 22,1974 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 48824 Adamsblasts oil industry in testimony By STEVE REPKO the oil industry was "a state within a State News Staff Writer state." artifically high price on crude oil by "Not content with their dominance "It is not subject to effective limiting supply. over petroleum, these firms have regulation He also said the 22 per cent oil embarked on an apparently systematic Walter Adams, distinguished University by the government, not subservient to the depletion allowance combines with import effort to gain a foothold by buying up professor of economics, told a U.S. Senate discipline of the market place and is under tariffs and foreign tax credits to provide coal and uranium companies and by subcommittee in Washington Thursday no compulsion to promote the public the major companies with $10 billion that the petroleum industry is a interest," Adams said. leasing government oil shale lands," he He described the oil annually, which is used to restrict said. "government - subsidized cartel" industry as a competition by financing "an agressive reinforced by private restraints which "Frankenstein's monster, partly of our Joint bids among own creation and horizontal, vertical and conglomerate the major companies systematically stifle and suppress seemingly beyond our acquisition program." in control." leasing federal oil lands was another competition. "Most ominous in the long run is the area attacked by Adams. Adams, who testified jointly with Adams said that price supports through control acquired by the major oil "A joint venture establishes a University of Rhode Island economics production quotas established each month companies over competing energy professor Joel B. Dirlam, delivered a 15 - by the U.S. Bureau of Mines sets an (Continued on page 3) sources," Adams said. minute prepared statement to the Senate subcommittee on integrated oil operations chaired by Sen. Floyd K. Haskell, D - Colo. Abductors now demand The subcommittee is part of the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs. Adams and Dirlam were then questioned for about 90 minutes by subcommittee members. "Adams was one of the best witnesses we had in three months of testimony," said John Wilson, aide to Sen. Haskell. Wilson said Adams was questioned *4 million more for food extensively by Sen. Dewey F. Bartlett, R - HILLSBOROUGH, Calif. (AP) - The If both demands are not met, they said, available to the people within one week of La., and Sen. James L. Buckley, kidnapers of Patricia Hearst accused her "all further communications shall be Conservative Republican -N.Y. father of "throwing a few crumbs to the receipt of this order." suspended and the prisoner will be "Once we see compliance with these "They were intent on challenging people" Thursday and demanded he add maintained according to the terms of the another $4 million within 24 hours to a specifications and the program well under Adams," Wilson said, "but it only gave $2 international codes of war concerning way, then, as we have previously stated, him an opportunity to amplify and million food giveaway. prisoners of war." we will begin negotiations for the release expand his views." The kidnapers said the $6 million worth A source close to newspaper executive of your daughter," the SLA said. Walter Adams testifies Thursday in Washington. In his opening statement, Adams said of food should be available within a week. Randolph A. Hearst said commitments for The transcript of the latest another $4 million in free food would be communique from the mysterious and sought immediately from grocery stores multiracial SLA was made public in and others in the effort to freedom :OGS to file suit secure segments and the 24 - hour time limit was over tax benefits for Patty Hearst, abducted 17 days ago. A family spokesman said night Hearst does not have another $4 Thursday million and has been working continually not known until a latter portion became available. In the message, the SLA claimed the Hearst corporate and personal wealth By BOB OURLIAN will not since the latest demand was received "does in fact go into the hundreds and accept the offer because However, the MSU provost's office has State News Staff Writer conditions at Wayne and MSU are not the found that a difference in pay between "trying to come up with an appropriate hundreds of millions. However, the MSU provost's office has same. response. Mr. Hearst is attempting to do "Even if Mr. Hearst was to give all that graduate teaching assistants and rejected the offer because officials say it everything in his power to demonstrate Blowing the University administration will not significantly benefit the students Lockhart told the group of 15 that nonstudent assistants does not exist at the sincerity of his intentions toward the to the people he could never pay the ■Ion of a proposed compromise graduate students that are teaching MSU. people back for the past losses of freedom, involved, so McNeai and COGS intend to SLA demands." Tn usually gather ideas from my roommates and try walking down Bogue Street recently you to combine them into something." B nave noticed people stopping and staring up Welsh and Grad agreed that the paintings all 1 War Village apartment, started last year. i those people were staring up at a political 11 painted the window of "It was in the spring," Welsh said. "It was on apartment snowing so I put a big Santa Claus in the window. He said 'Merry Christmas' as he gave the Pj®ias fusing, painted K. Welsh a III, a senior majoring in camel with a bundle of finger to the world." w on its back representing the cost of living. "I guess we're typical college kids," Welsh said 1„M; Dand his three roommates: Jimmy Grad, ™ch laughingly. "We watch Walter Cronkite every Evans, senior; and Mike Hauxwell, night and usually end up arguing over something ®> a" collaborate in expressing their political or another." P,'"rough window art. Welsh said he thinks he will paint Cronkite, ■ s« g°od way to vent . some of our feelings," their idol, next. B w®< as "This kind of thing is about the only normal Grad said the first painting Welsh did was the people, can do for social best. has another reason, "I had Nixon in the middle of the window n all the problems in the world it's nice to standing with his arms to his side," Welsh said. "He was all wrapped up in tape and one of the lA^°ne a few laughs," Welsh said. "I like to It' 5 ifhardrnj <$6ermc JP "Hero and Heroine" is the most hypnotic and adventurous album the Strawbs have recorded. Through their often beautiful, sometimes shattering melodies and flowing visual imagery, they have created a spellbinding tale of what happens when two people live a little longer than "happily ever after." "Hero and Heroine!' New Strawbs music on A&M Records* Friday, February :2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 1974 . Viewers horrified, confused by 'Exorcist' brought a "sick bag" to the the theater. NEW YORK TIMES 24 cities the day after Christmas. "The Exorcist" starts today at the Campus Theater. On the West Coast, pastoral problems have been im Early in January a young man left a Denver theater that was Priests have been called to the aid of terrified teenagers who The Division of Film and Broadcasting of the U.S. Catholic showing "The Exorcist" and walked to the nearby Cathedral of reported that they could not sleep. Chancery officials have been Conference rated it A-4, which means that, while moral in itself, the disclosure by the Rev. Karl Patzelt, a Jesuit '. the Immaculate Conception. confronted with a wave of inquiries from persons who believe it could confuse or offend adult viewers. Lady of Fatima Russian Catholic Center in San Franci "0l" "He was half naked-with bare feet and no shirt—and clearly that they, or acquaintances, are possessed by a demon. The effect of the movie's horror scenes on many viewers has recently performed a series of 14 rites to free a their son from the presence of a demon in their hom 0Up'e^ voim/™' distraught." said the Rev. James W. Rasby, pastor of the Theologians have warned that the film distorts church been profound. Theater officials say that it is a rare showing in Cathedral. "We called an ambulance, but he was so upset that it teachings. which at least one viewer does not faint or become sick to the Daly City. mt'ln While pastors lament the psychological effect took the police, the attendants and two priests to get him into The novel and film, which were inspired by a documentedcase stomach, and Catholic clergymen report that they are frequently that the fji it." of a 14-year-old Maryland boy who underwent exorcism in 1949, being called upon to assist such persons. had on some viewers, theologians, Biblical scholars officials have become fearful that the film is anH 'T^ The incident is indicative of some the pastoral and theological describe the agony of a 12-year-old girl possessed by a demon. In Detroit, ambulances are called almost daily by the two creating w'd problems that have arisen for Roman Catholic clergymen across In the movie, the demon transforms the girl into a ghastly theaters showing "The Exorcist," employees said. The manager of misconceptions about church teachings and practices ' eSPtt,(' '' PSf)eci% the country since the film version of William Peter Blatty's image that spews forth gushers of bile and screams blasphemous the Americana II said that at least 36 patrons had fainted since exorcism. best-selling novel "The Exorcist" opened to capacity crowds in obscenities. the movie started in January. He said one Detroit-area resident The ritual of exorcism is rooted in numerous in^ described in the New Testament, in which Jesus or His foil cast out demons and unclean spirits from The ritual of exorcism, which persists in distressed indivM*? vestigial form HEADQUARTERS FOR MINISTRY modern rite of baptism, was developed as a means of ree i the church's approach to such situations and is prayer invoking the power of God. essentialf?1"1 The popularity of the novel and the film version of "iv Believers Exorcist" has focused attention several theo|0m«! meet on traditional arguments, including whether the devil exists as a real person n traditional position of the church is that he does In the decade or so, however, some theologians have begun publishi articles questioning this view. 1 "I am a firm believer in the presence of sin," said Jesus at His Charles Curran, a young theologian at the Catholic have my doubts, though, about a personal being called the R University"! the devil'' Priests have suggested numerous reasons for the fi|ra'. popularity, including a hunger for heroes and myths. Peace and happiness seem to radiate from the Carpenter, 118 OakhUI Ave., senior, said. "I play Some priests have praised the movie for raising basic the guitar at the meetings and I really feel spent question rambling two — story frame house at 4920 S. about human nature. The Rev. Elwood Kieser, a Paulist priest and Hagadom Road known as His House East. at the end after praising the Lord." television producer, for instance, said the film "shows the Five women members of the group live in His divine Every Sunday night approximately 100 in man and the demonic in man really figlitinn n qui." Christian students gather at the headquarters of House East, while another His House on West the MSU Student Christian Ministry to share Grand River Avenue houses seven men members. CENTRAL UNITED food, songs and prayers. Founded five years ago, the student Christian UNIVERSITY METHODIST They pray together and give praise to Jesus ministry is headed by MSU graduate Hawes, 32, CHRISTIAN Across from the capital Christ. who was appointed by a steering committee CHURCH Sermon Topic: Gary Hawes, director of the ministry, often composed of members of various Michigan speaks at these gatherings on topics such as "Sex churches, including the University Christian 310 N. Hagadom Road "From One Generation and the Single Christian" and "How to Choose a Church, 310 N. Hagadom Road. Study Period -9:45 a.m. To Another" Marriage Partner." The bulk of the group's finances are supplied By Rev. Albert Frevert "I come away on Sunday night feeling very by donations from its founding churches and Worship • 10:45 A.M. peaceful," Jim Fuller, 343 Snyder Hall, from Christians throughout the state. Singspiration - 7:00 p.m. freshman, said. "I am filled with spiritual as well Besides serving its present members, the Youth Meeting - 7:00 p.m. Worship Services 9:45 and 11:00 a.m. as real food." ministry is also concerned with acquainting Transportation Provided with the Christian Call 332-5193 Nurserv Available "The music is the biggest part for me," Kate others message. 485-9477 F=0KEM0S= Christian house PASSPORT and APPLICATION PHOTOS $450; FIRST BAPTIST pEOplES FIRS! CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST ckuRch UNIVERSITY 'Regular $5 00 for 2 photos 4684 MARSH RD. His House East houses five Christian women who share in an atmosphere of religious 9:45 Bible Study commitment. Another His House is located on West Grand River Avenue. State News photo by Dale Atkins a.m. interdenominational REFORMED 200 W. 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Both churches open for study >)PIN II AM tc 4 AM OPEN 9 AM to 3 AM Michigan *\rkw£ 8:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 22, 1974 7 bed housing proposal By SUSAN AGERACER State News Staff Writer interest in J. expanding that ^ A option. The committee made no the committee recognizes that it may be necessary to offer single ' house spaces available. Alternate floor or wing options are I recommendation, however, on that option. rooms conditional basis, based on space available," the ,.oed housing proposal, which will apparently not be brought But Gary North, director of residence halls on a available in 11 residence halls. Kn. the board of trustees even next month, was only one of 10 programs and report stated. Nonnamaker said that all of the report's recommendations fall committee member, said earlier that halls were hard pressed to fill While recommending ^mnipndations of the Housing Options Committee in a report the alternate wing options with returning students and were often that the current 950 limited visitation within the trustees' established guidelines except the coed ned Thursday by the State News. spaces available on campus be continued, the committee asked forced to place incoming freshmen and transfer students in them. that "a review of current communication housing proposal, which must have board approval. Similar j0n Nonnamaker, vice president for student affairs, said in methods be conducted proposals have been defeated twice in the past, and informal Though the committee called the maintenance of guaranteed in an effort to determine more ;ing the report that he "seriously doubts" he will bring the single rooms "highly desirable," they admitted that a potential appropriate ways of describing the discussions indicate that the board would evenly split the votes E proposal before the board in March, when it would have to limited visitation options to shortage of spaces could make the singles impossible to guarantee. entering students." on the current proposal. North said that freshmen often decide they don't want to live Jonsidered if implemented for next year. "Considering the fall 1973 experience with overassigned The committee consisted of two representatives each from the K,, housing report, under preparation since October by an 8 - and the conversion of 300 housing rooms in a limited visitation house after they arrived on campus. Residence Hall Assn., Residence Halls Programs Office, residence committee, was submitted to Nonnamaker and Vice spaces in Fee Hall to offices Besides the limited visitation spaces, there are 1,400 quiet hall management and deans of residential colleges. it for Business and Finance Roger Wilkinson more than a and a half ago. committee was charged last spring by both Nonnamaker Hall residents simulate I Wilkinson to review current housing options and develop reality ■sfor the future, llu' recommendations include: ■ continuing the single room option, though possibly on a Ijjlional basis. (Continued from ■ reviewing communication methods which lead freshmen to page 1) to live on the same floors in happens, and you fall out of a Last winter, 53.6 per cent of lest limited visitation housing while not "fully understanding The group began the residence halls was not and will lot of the games, a lot of the informal State News survey. "It isn't like we're in high the hall's survey respondents Implications." program with a wine - and - not be proposed to the board roles you played before." Though students in 1970 school anymore, and if we're J Offering all available living options in residential college L halls cheese party the first night, of trustees. Most observers Surveys taken each year by said they would opt to live in a coed by suite option and 29.4 spoke of civil liberties and not mature enough now we'll Holmes and Snyder - Phillips halls). and ended it with a group say the board would split human rights in defending the McDonel Hall Co-op, the never be," Don Doan, A423 ■ Expanding the quiet house option. exodus to the local bars the per cent favored a coed by coed housing, none of the 30 evenly in a vote, defeating the Emmons Hall, freshman, said. 1 Adding apartments in residence halls as space and funds final night, in between holding proposal. hall government, have wing option. Only 5.6 per cent students interviewed by phone He said he felt if guys could informal discussions and role - consistently shown high were content with the status mentioned the terms. live with "girls they respect" a Retaining some halls as all male Similar proposals were support for coed housing quo. ■ - or all - female with no coed playing skits. All felt the option should be good deal of horseplay and "An amazing thing is that so defeated twice in the past four options, which have not been A survey early this term offered, but most supported it vandalism would cease. years on grounds of immorality i n st ituted due to the [Appointing a standing housing iuousK coordinate and review options committee to many stereotypes were broken and expected disapproval of popularity of the hall. showed a significant shift in because it was more realistic or Of the 30 students, only- housing options, down," Barry said. "Women percentages. Only 23.5 per because they could see no legislators and parents. eight said they probably would i committee noted that students are "highly satisfied" with now do not see we men on cent of the 661 respondents reason why it should not be "We weren't dealing with Gary North, director of not live in such an option, ate floor and alternate suite options, citing a their floor as a bunch of sex Residence Halls Programs, said said they would live in a coed offered. continuing most for reasons of privacy, or maniacs. We found that women sex per se, but personhood," coed housing options were by suite option, though 32.4 "Through coed housing because "not much is going to not resident assistant Jane you were always bitching about originally introduced to the per cent approved a coed by would be learning to live out in improve any dorm enough to Bamberger said of her floor's [orage area their problems, or were as least floor option. popular halls to boost the the world," Neil Seymour, 242 make me stay." stupid and dumb as we experience "We need to accept number of students who Residence hall officials and each other as people, and out Snyder Hall, sophomore, said. thought. They found that men wished to return to the halls, staff say the apparently lower "You're not going to be have problems too. We found of the program I found that living amaged by s we were A recent pretty similar." proposal which was possible. "When you're exposed to and they have been particularly successful in hiking the support of coed by suite option may reflect a lower priority for the question, in a guys' or girls' dorm all your life, and that would be popularity of Mayo and Wilson one way of learning to live would allow and each other for J small fire in a basement storage room of the Library caused men women a long time that halls. which was supported by an with reality." Kii $350 damage, campus police said Thursday, lie fire was discovered by a custodian and was reported at a.m. Thursday. Cause of the blaze is still undetermined, lie room was used to store large cartons of soft - bound books ■ pamphlets, police said. END WINTER BLAHS WITH We could always /pring Get fluuciy hAND 1 The Most Fantastic Vacation Contest Ever! PRIZE: Five LAUDERDALE. 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The leading man and the scrip sequence with the cat is hilarious, and Valentina r d I State News Reviewer its appeal. girl became engaged at the outset of the shooting, but now bicker performance as the tipsy, aging actress is a gem Ev p*1! After seeing Francois Truffaut's film, "Day for Night," end, "Making a film is like a stage coach ride," says Ferrand in constantly and seem on the verge of parting, causing A'phonse to Truffaut gets a chance to act, having cast himself as burdened director. The most familiar Fe is Jacquelin'T1''111'! ""I it's easy to see why he dedicated it to Dorothy and Lillian Gish. reference to "I Want You to Meet Pamela," the film around wander about asking the crew, "Are women magical? The aging name All the magic and allure so vibrantly a part of filmmaking has which that "Day for NigHt" revolves. "At first, you hope for a actress hired to play the mother, once an enormous box - office the British actress, but those familiar with Truffaut's '*1 been fondly recaptured in this film about the trials and beautiful trip, then you wonder if you're going to make it at all." draw, is now plagued by a faulty memory brought on by drink. It recognize Jean Pierre Leaud and Jean Pierre - - AnmW?k wi'I complications that can occur when making a film. Truffaut's film That accurately sums up the sentiment of "Day for Night," as leads to almost 25 takes for each of her scenes and to having parts have previously worked for Truffaut. on1, is such a lyric, loving tribute to the cinema that it easily captures the audience goes throuch the day - by - day traumas that of dialog taped to the walls to refresh her memory. The former "Day for Night" is such an affectionate piece that even h I the heart of anyone who loves going to the movies. It's witty, Ferrand must face to bring his production in on schedule. matinee idol, now playing the father, it constantly at the airport is exposing the mechanics and hocus - poeus of film m h i charming, frothy and technically a virtuoso display of Truffaut at "Pamela" is an insipid tale of two young lovers who become awaiting his lover, and the director is hard of hearing. The British easy • going manner and obvious love for the medium his best. embroiled in the melodramatic soap opera situation that results actress, on loan from another studio for the title role, has only irresistible. The film is a delight from the audience beginning t0 end lu casually into its center and provides 1 In essence, "Day for Night" is a film within a film, focusing on when the boy takes the girl home to meet the folks. The recently recovered from a nervous breakdown. The film cannot t all the problems that Ferrand, the director of a mediocre love complications of the plot arise from the girl's growing awareness get actor's insurance as a result. Along with all this is an sophisticated entertainment that is perfection itself. * story called "I Want You to Meet Pamela," encounters in trying of her love for the boy's father and the father's recognition of his uncooperative cat who refuses to lap up milk from a saucer on Definitely worthy of all the praise it has received, havin 1* I to get his work "in the can" as they say. Slightly reminiscent of overpowering love for his son's fiancee. "Day for Night" deals cue. voted the best picture of the year by the National Society nft? I Fellini's "81in the way it explores the difficulties of film with the problems that the cast and crew have to cope with in But the emphasis in "Day for Night" is light • hearted, making Critics and the New York Film Critics Guild. without a doubt the best picture on film making ever "Day fori k . I production, "Day for Night" has less to say about the creative attempting to live their own lives and to fulfill their appointed every small trauma seem like the end of the world and thereby madHi' ■ process behind a film's inception than it does about the function within the framwork of the he film's production. poking fun at the temperamental nature of film people. The I he must. must. S11 Street corner group performs modern-day social commentary By PAUL GOODMAN another the group dates back The new street comer group There are no acts or scenes. That's why we're effects. ■ to the fall 1969 antiwar has all the originality and There is no separation between In the summer of What happens when a rag tag moratoriums. Since then performers and audience. When 1972 J young acting troupe performs a spontaneity of the original group earned a rave review a| group but a different Norma is raped it happens on the New York Times play attacking women's role in members have played their antiwar skits and social the feet of the first wheol society in front of a group of personality. The members row performed "The Woman write their material. patrons. If you are there you at the Lincoln ftiyl Flint junior executives? commentary througout own In addition to "The Woman involved - the rhythm of CenteiP The result was a mixture of Michigan and on six tours of are Community / Street The*] shock and the Eastern states. Play" there is a review show the play sucks you in. Festival. nervous laughter They were combined with Only Will True and Dana which is a social commentary The style obviously shocks back last hilarity and summer a,,,, „ Charette remain from the on current events and modern an audience but it brings a return again for this outright admiration when an yeir East Lansing group, the Street original cast. With the society. Their drug show has message. Theresa Bella, who festival. Corner Society, performed exceptions of Jim Stickney, a been used for drug education. plays Woman 1, saw the play The Street Comer S "The Woman Play" in Flint. Lansing Catholic Central High As the name indicates, they before she joined the group. "I invites reaction to i| The play is beautifully School graduate, all the current have performed on street used to come and watch and performances. Often mental simple. An everywoman, members are, or have been, corners, in parks, classrooms then it hit me — this was my have long discussions with J Norma, played by Debbie MSU students. and wherever space is available. life," she explained. audience. Once they wai Golata, experiences the societal Now they are part-time The group uses few costumes "The women in the audience out in the middle of " conditioning of a woman being actors holding other jobs to or props. nod their heads and go 'Yes Woman Play" after an audiem, assimilated into a masculine support themselves. True said True sees the group I've been there.' Some discover shouted encouragement tS culture. he would like to see the group returning to the ancient Greek what a woman is for the first Norma's rapists. 1 The remainder of the group develop into a full - time form of theater. He time," sqid Judy Wright, who The show is a true assault of acts as a chorus, filling the profession. In the meantime, emphasized the "immediacy" plays Woman 2. the nerves with acting, sii roles of parents, Norma's peers, the group provides an of the performances. Charette summed it up by chanting and madness ii the cast of a television game alternative to other MSU The group is liable to shock saying, "We don't tell the forefront. It i: show and rapists, continually theater groups. the traditional theater goer. people, we show the people. worth seeing. lecturing Norma on the role of women. The effect is comic and the topics are deadly serious. R. Colopy, center, as Nathan Detroit, tells his cohorts that his floating crap game is in The Street Comer Society is trouble. They are part of the PAC production of "Guys and Dolls," which plays through practically an East Lansing Sunday at Fairchild Theater. State News photo by David Schmier. institution. In one form or Delay By EDD RUDZATS nominations in such 'Exorcism' have seen the film. areas as anyone who has never seen this State News Reviewer Best Picture, Best Director, fine So the best thing to do is film, and for those who Of course, the big news this Best Actress and Best wait for the crowds to die already marveled at the weekend is that "The Supporting Actor and Actress. down a bit and catch one of compassion it displays, just to Exorcist" is finally in town. But a work of warning here the three exceptional films on see Cicely Tyson's great Opening tonight at the Campus seems appropriate; not only campus this weekend offered performance again makes it Theater, this story of a 12 - does "The Exorcist" set about .by RHA. You can also stop by worthy of third or even fourth year • old girl being possessed exorcising demons but also the Union on Sunday and viewings. by the devil has been in the your wallet or pocketbook. delight to the antics of Charles Mike Nichols' superb news for weeks, Tickets drawing both cost $3 for evening Chaplin at his best in the truely adaptation of Joseph Heller's praise and a great deal of performances and $2.50 for classic "City Lights." dynamic novel "Catch criticism in almost equal matinees — quite an exorbitant At the top of the RHA list is boasts an all - star cast headed amounts. sum to see a film that may Martin Ritt's exquisitely by Alan Arkin as Yossarian in And as of Tuesday, William have you retching in the aisles moving story of black the now famous tale of the Friedkin's film is in the by the time it is finished, as sharecroppers in Louisiana symbolic World War II spotlight even more, having was the case with several during the Depression. Simply received 10 Academv Award people the country who (Continued on page 10) across told, "Sounder" is a must for RED, TioW chases He Dmen until they PLUS ^Sister (Mr catch Beryl Reid Susannah York him! Charies Aznavour Marion Brando: oman ® Walter Matthau Ringo Starr EwoAulin, Candy, "OPEN THURSDAY-FRIDAY -SATURDAY- SUNDAY ONLY" BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 6:30 SHOW STARTS 7 00 (giahtdyclerama ,v- i J- S/dbSackerS she: IWILDI BRIDERS COLOR by D«lux* f THE PINK blue! ALEX ROCCO Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 22, 1974 9 >lay attacks white lor misusing natur I By THOMAS WHITFIELD senior, will direct his all - black destroying the elements. Her I A black playwright will cast of 22 in a theater in • ■ the punishment is to bring America while others have had Play to "Save the Children round presentation of experience in campus theater lesent his play "The Natural - he envisions to be what to ruin through hurricanes, Program," a part of Project groups. Ijjl" to portray man's fate, white America for the trial of floods, earthquakes and Lemons seeks recognition as Save, The rest of the money ^suiting from man's the elements. destroying winds." will pay the expenses of a professional playwright with Instruction 0f America's Mother Nature Lemons said the only people his current producing the play. Etural resources. Curtain down on mankind for comes who escape Mother Nature's sell it to play. He hopes to black Musical accompaniement Jens at 8:30 tonight, in her natural misusing verdict are 11 black people a company for future theater will be provided by Raymond Brook and Bonders Hall kiva and shows resources, like who retreat to a cave. a small rhythm polluting the streams," he said. production. He plans to get a *peat Saturday and Sunday. "They survive 45 days in a section. I Gerald M. Lemons, Detroit, "She finds America teaching certificate in theater Lemons will give a free guilty of shelter," he said. "When they arts. come out of the cave, they see afternoon performance for Among Lemons' nine plays black children from Detroit what Mother Nature has done already performed on campus before the opening Jitarist to perform to America." Lemons, a theater major, are: "The Untogether," "Teasing," "Bad Business," performance. A 50 cent donation is night says the survivors learn the "Angie" and "Fair Game." requested. The play is co - meaning of unity in creating a Lemons says he will donate sponsored Jorth Indian music new beginning. The birth of a baby to one of the survivors half of the profits from the Black Affairs. by the Office of symbolizes the new start. An India - born ethnomusicologist will give a sitar concert of forth Indian classical music at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in McDonel "Black people must learn to depend on each other and not Cello recital to premiere ■all kiva. on the white 1 Nazir Ali Jairazbhoy, a noted lecturer and man," he said. ■niversity of Windsor, will preface his performance withthe author from Most of the survivors in Lemons' drama share in a black work by Tschaikovsky a ■jscussion of North Indian music. owned confectionery business - Cellist Sara Montgomery will perform in a graduate recital at 4 [The concert, sponsored by the Asian Studies Center is of one a instead of partying and giving p.m. Sunday in the Music Building auditorium. |ieswish Aho Jairazbhoy is giving to raise money for Canadian students to study Indian music. in to the white world. He said some of the actors Assisting will be Gary Schunk on the piano and harpsichord. Also assisting will be violinists Michael ■ Admission is $1.50 at the door. will be making their debuts Gicerobassi and Sandra Billingslea, violists John Snyder and Susan Harris and cellist Alexis Turkalo. This film has never been shown The program will include works by Eccles, Chopin and J S in the East Lansing area. Beal is Bach. Featured will be the East presenting Lansing premiere of "SACCO & VANZETTI" for 2 Tschaikovsky's "Sextet, Op. 70." days only. It cannot be held over. Do not miss this powerful show. [ "IF The YOU SEE NO OTHER FILM THIS YEAR. SEE 'SACCO & VANZETTI'' acting, the photography, and the direction are uniformly excellent. It is a profoundly important film!':«,.„s,„„ ,sc, y because It calls to our "TRIUMPHANT! An attention a terrible international cast ■hapter in Ameri¬ provides brilliant can history, it can't moments. Riccardo atily be dis¬ Cuccioila, as Sacco, more than merits missed. Sacco and the best-actor prize ffanzetti film emerge in he won at Cannes. it as some¬ Gian Maria Volonte, thing like flesh-and- klood characters so effective a total actor is he, makes ■-the result of the Screen Vanzetti a power¬ presence of two ful figure. 'Sacco & « intelligent Vanzetti' will |ctors who play them." fascinate you!" entCanby, NEW YORK TIMES —Judith Crist, NEW YORK MAG A MUST FOR ALL! EXTRAORDINARY! "A SUPERIOR FILM!" ii at remarkable as 'Z\ Moviegoers, specially young ones, ought to be com- '"SACCO A VANZETTI' is moving and elled to tee It" - Bernard Drew GANNETT NEWS SERVICE powerful!" -Stefan Kanler TIME MAGA/INE SACCO £u "VANZETTI Friday, February 22 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan '974 I Jacks By JACK BODNAR State News Reviewer offers booked Stewart for a future date. good For those people unaware of Stewart, the ex - Kingston Trio The Alley - Ey State News on page 2. Devoid of line art or atmo food ran an almost invisible stateir photos iu^'11 member is quite a solo performer now, singing a brand of country of the murder by vandals of a miniature pony named 41 ^I A new restaurant that opened last December but is still hidden - western music that spans a wide range of musical tastes. His the Detroit Zoo. The statement went on to say that the An "I next to the Paramount News Center building, is Jacks or Better. conversation and a bit of brew. between - songs humor resembles that of Burt Reynolds and his will match every donation that is given to the Alle p y I The interior is spacious and warm with small fireplaces plus live John Stewart mode of dress tags him as a would - be winner of a regional purchase a new mate for the zoo's other miniature pony pi I entertainment on weekends. The East Lansing bar scene almost lost an excellent performer Johnny Cash look - alike contest. The whole gesture may be a con for publicity by the club h I The atmosphere is rather Rhode Islandish and the waitresses for this weekend when John Stewart tried to cut short his week - The Stewart controversy was but a minor one for the Stables, idea sounds noble enough to contribute a few spared 'mes "* II patient. Because of the excellent food at good prices, the long engagement at the Stables. He had a pretty good reason, for for it has had its hands full trying to book acts for next week. nickels. Livingston Taylor was scheduled but never signed a contract. Another Alle • Ey charity item is its newly waitresses need a little patience when dealing with an all - you - Johnny Carsons "Tonight Show" wanted him to tape a segment inaugurated r can - eat fish fry or a thick, meaty burger cooked exactly as the for tonight. Taylor may still appear on Monday and Tuesday, while Phil Ochs Saturdays from 1 to 5 p.m. In effect for several weeks n customer likes it. The Stables kicked the idea around a bit and tried to find a anchors down the Wednesday through Saturday spots. Coming proceeds are forwarded to the Goodman School. ,\ fma| I Another nice feature is the frosted beer mugs, a small item to replacement act while Stewart apologized for the last - minute soon is ex - Byrd leader Roger McQuinn. charity note reflects the booming success of Knur M,'^ I ' all but the enthusiastic beer drinker. Two giant dining rooms request. However, to the satisfaction of the Stables, the Around town new banana drink served at the club. The inventor All? 1 p* divide the restaurant and people can meet at Jacks just for management deliberated too long, and the "Tonight Show" Keeping up with cancellations. Dooley's had Dr. Bop and the Headliners scheduled for the near future, but they begged off a bartender Kenny Schwartz, said. "It's doing too well, 1 time to talk anymore." don't h I I couple days ago. Coral Gables is looking quite happy with its upcoming Wednesday Raspberries concert, and the show should Three exceptional films show on campus this weekend "Young Winston" is Sting," and Francois Trufaut's be a good one though several members of the original group have gone their separate ways. WHY NOT TRY NEW? NOW;/7//y| (Continued from page 8) Heller's work may put one off this kind, Another rebuilt group, Badfinger, will be appearing at the and the assortment of a bit, since the complexity of quite well done. exquisite film "Day for Night" Brewery on Monday and tickets are going fast. Eric Burdon was "Behind the Green Door" is — that is guaranteed to characters who populate it. Yet the work makes it difficult to scheduled to do the Brewery soon, but he also canceled when he BOWLING rekindle your love for films going to see "Catch - 22" adapt to the screen. But still playing this weekend with couldn't get t band together. Luther Allison is Wednesday and and film making. without previous knowledge of Nichols has tackled it with a Marilyn Chambers' wholesome the Soft Machine concert on March 11 is looking even better with New in town are Sidney vigor that makes the film a good looks making it an Lumet's honest cop story the addition of the old Flock as a warm - up band. Both groups Bowling is fun, good exercise I perfect complement for the interesting venture into the delve into jazz - rock, and the Brewery concert should be a and you need to exercise this I called "Serpico" with A1 STUDY IN book. world of high - class different approach for the hard • rocking club. time of year. And with our I Pacino in the title role, Robert Finally, RHA is presenting pornography. It still remains automatice scorers anyone can I GUADALAJARA, MEXICO Redford in a 1972 Western Richard Attenborough's pornography; yet for called "Jeremiah Johnson," play. connoisseurs of the genre, 10%j ully accredited University of "Young Winston" with Simon and "Five on the Black Hand in/ona GUADALAJARA SUMMER CHOOL offers July l-August 10, Ward in the title role. This tastefully done biography of "Behind the Green Door" is probably a must. Side" which deals with a BIG HOLIDAY LANES ,y?4 courses in ESL, bilingual educa¬ middle - class black family, Winston Churchill's early years tion. Spanish, anthropology, art, folk Still around are such good supposedly avoiding the | 337-9775 B ce and folk music, geography, from childhood, through his Just North of Frandor eminent and history. Tuition war exploits, to the beginnings bets as "American Graffiti," current trend to action - ON DANNON & CONTINENTAL 5170: room and board in Mexican of his political career, has the "The Way We Were," "The packed black thrillers. Billards • .Cocktails Snacks I home S2I5. For brochure write: fine performances of Robert YOGHURT International Programs. 413 New Shaw and Anne Bancroft as Psychology, University of Ar " Tucson. Arizona 857 21. Churchill's parents to recommend it. For a film of UNION ACTIVITIES BOARD Bi^are Film Series friday • march 1 ROY ROGERS-DALE EVANS HOPALONG CASSIDY BUSTER CRABBE and FUZZY TEXAS RANGERS Saturday • march 2 CARTOON NOSTALGIA! POPEYE A PORKY PIG . * DAFFY DUCK t, BUGS BUNNY ROADRUNNER _ YOSEMITE SAM o PEPE LePEW shows: 8=00 & 10:30 - union baliroom tickets: onenight-75Ctwonights-S1.00 available now at uab office or at door uab 2nd floor /students union 355-3355 sign up now for spring craft lessons! i 1 TONIGHT & SATURDAY "Reprint of a Review of Behind the | Green Door" from San Francisco After Dark, July, 1973 Sin FranciKO is bored with pornography 0"" 17000 pornographic features have been exhibited here, none of which have particularly excited the public. When Jim and Artie Michell, the entrepreneurs who operate the Offarel Line™, opened their own film "Behind the Green Door they really had no right to expect a reaction an* more positive than the predictably apathetic Now 60 weeks later the film is still running Eight times a day from 10 am to midnight the Green grin* on and there are always more eager pa.ro it (They must beeaget, they pay dollars to get inl) There have been three extremely successful pornographic films, Deep Throat, Devil 11 Jones, and Behind the Green Door. But of these t Green Door is the only one to have been success■u here in the pornographic Center of America Throat was mildly but amusing but nothing iw ■ Miss Jones was mildly disturbing but no ~ i mora, The "Green Door", however in erotic. It's a very sexy film. It is intended to a>ou« and it succeeds as no previous pornographic ' has before. This I believe is why the film is « fantastic business. It is the most erotic film w seen. It is hard core, its shows absolutely every ^ but it is all done tastefully. You may be o • because it it wextremely explicit,however, i v george s. Mcdonald open to tl'is kind of filmic experience, s< it to you. . with Special Guest Appearance by a famous all-star football professional (you'll recognize him not fau|ls-I very This is not to say tl... ...» film has that the in the adaptation of the underground classic "Behind the Green Door" plot (putting it charitably) is thin - there I'roduretl and directed by JAMES and ARTIE MITCHF.I.I. • Cinematograph) by JON KONTANA much dialogue and Marilyn Chambers Original score by DANIEL LE BLANC • Eastman Color X Adults onlv Flake. Girl) is not a supremely accomp'.sbed ac _ But whtn you'ra watching the film, these i><^ ^ ^ somehow s««m inconiequential. Again t e ' ^ SHOWTIMES 7:00, 8:30 & 10 not b« to everybody's taste. However, ' v SHOWPLACE 106B WELLS this type of entertainment then Behm ADMISSION $2.00 A BEAL FILM Door" is really the one to see en San Frannsc YOU MUST BE 18, PLEASE BRING PROOF OF AGE Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 22, 1974 I? Jib ram/ Planetarium' Wolfpack Presents [udy shows Michigan 4 * tlL — Hi ghest in elected blacks * * * lN ARBOR (UPI) - the state's college population is Flint, the study showed. MYSTEIIIIS' VISITORS: * * 100 ■a! study on minorities black, but that less than 5 per While blacks Engineering are increasing * Id Thursday showed that cent of the college staffwas black. teaching their political strength, the * Showtime 7 & 9 p.m. ■gan lias more elected Friday and Saturday ■officials than any of the MSU has a black enrollment study said, Michigan still has no elected Chicano IKE CINETS * February 22, 23. i or Indian ■tes The study, by the of 6.1 per cent or 2,573 with officials at any level. Admission $1.25 ■ ks Stewart Mott black faculty members Professionally, the study ■dation of Flint, said numbering 50, or 2.2 per cent. said, minorities have increased i Fists Off Fury But the report said blacks an has 179 elected black substantially in technical, still experience an ja|Si two of them clerical and craft occupations * essmen. unemployment rate about while the number of non * it Lansing appointed a double the white average and whites in menial jobs has w * [woman, Thelma Evans, that black males aged 14 to declined. TURING II a vacancy on City 17 still drop out of shcool The study also said that "Excellent comedy j| in early September. at twice the rate of white about one-half of the * Sellers study also showed that males. Spanish-speaking families HI a .. /y best Performance" Variety comet kohouiek , in jjtv incomes, education The study, prepared for a Michigan earn more than IN ■ ■Owp YOlli' "A very deviative comedy" rofessional opportunities jjng as fast or faster than conference of the foundations, said minority population of $10,000 a year with almost one-fifth exceeding $r AUCE B.TDKiaS" loysKitN. r. rim.. Itiunal average, blacks, Indians and Chicanos is The group's per capita ! ' Si" . 8:00 & 10:00 5m MSU Students n Sun. 2:30 & 4:00 education, the study said 13.1 per cent of Michigan's pm Children (12 & under) income, it said, is $9,817. el of black high school total population of 8.9 million. The per capita figui No Pre-School es rose from 54 per More than 80 per cent of the black families is $8,501 ai. n 1967 to 65 per cent in minority population of Indian families $7,955. nd for ' snowtime Children Admitted ji After the 8:00 pm shows there will Ex* watchers!^ • lit said 18.8 per cent of 120,637 Chicanos, 99,006 annual income for a special presentation for sky blacks and 16,854 Indians live families, the study s in and Irkshop set around Detroit and $12,243. 1 by '4 bxp/o/n about '' *' Grace Slick 4 Showing at: For more information call 355 4672 hmun/ty TV 109 South Kedzie Hall • Fri. Feb. 22 and Sat. Feb. 23 Shows at 7:00 and 9:15 J Lansing residents can Admission $1.00 I the how and why of 1 access channels at a PLUS CARTOON FEATURE television workshop from Starting at 6:30 and 8:45 ■ p.m. Sunday in the East kg Public Library, 950 It Road. ftublic access channel — I community groups and ■ual citizens can produce iwn programs with In! Cable Co. equipment MOVIE LOVERS; U-U Church 1 be available free of on a first come, first 855 Grove (across from 'LASSIE'S GREATEST | basis when the cable E.L. Library). ADVENTURE" Color i begins operating in TONITE; 7:30 & 9:15 Sat. Feb. 23 at SATURDAY; 9:30 only 7:30 only r I5cer ^ Iple at the workshop will (Fri. 2/22 and Sat. 2/23) Bpportunities for "hand - e with portable ■ion equipment, to see Limited HOT DOGS Ills ■tape programs produced T> hear speakers on cable |d public access channels. Enqaqement! Robert fROM 2-5 Redford FRIDAYS A CoMEdy Romance ii\ PantomIme ■tory about Tuesday's -'Jeremiah ■ Lansing City Council ■g in Wednesday's State Johnson" wiihViRqiM'A CkRRill 1 inaccurately reported payor Wilbur Brookover A SYDNEY POllACK FILM wrItten, diRECTEd an OO 1 plays at North Ita this weekend while Two pro tape recorder gan is at Notre Dame. 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Phone 484-3491 or AVAILABLE Rooms Leathers, helmets, accessories, IMMEDlATEiyl '.AS A RESULT campus and parking. 351-5313. required. Call evenings, FOR SALE 484-2783, from 8-6. 5-2-26 part and service. SHEP'S Of OUR VOOR.SHOWING 1-2-22 372-7456. 10-2-27 own room, $75/month rtf utilities, close. Animals FALCON 1964 - 6 Cylinder, MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 TH& MEM, WE'l/E BeEM 332-0460.34J North Cedar, Holt. Just south of OWN BEDROOM in close. 3 ROOMMATE WANTED, own Mobile Homes automatic, 66,000 miles. Clean. IMVlHcD TD PlAY IN TUE"TOllET Bflwl/ For Sale LOST & FOUND $250. 351-0533. 2-2-22 I-96 over pass. Phone 694-6621. C-5-2-22 women, apartment. 337-9326. 5-2-28 Spring. $80. bedroom. $52.50 / month. 239 South Fairview, East side of ^ PERSONAL FIAT 1972, 850 Sport Spider. Top lisj WHAM1." Lansing, stop by 12 - 2:00 or 6 - MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 9:00 p.m. 5-2-26 ANTIQUES & UNIQUES. J - FREE MONTH'S rentl Furnished, PEANUTS PERSONAL condition. AM/FM Blaupunkt New Low Rates. FIEDLER ^COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-BOX 9411-BERKELEY. CA 94709 Buv REAL ESTATE radio. Very economical, 35 mpg. INSURANCE, phone 676-2449. one Abbott. or two Mike. bedrooms. 489-6197, 635 EASTSIDE, NEAR Pennsylvania & •ell. 220 Lums. C-20-2-28 Alber, Street, * Must sell Call Frank, 351-7702. - 0-1-2-22 Freeway - 4 bedrooms, evenings. 7-3-4 RECREATION X-5-2-22 Employment Apartments ^ carpeted, furnished partly, OLIVETTI ELECTRIC typL— SERVICE FORD WAGON 1967. 6 cylinder, Auto Service / MILFORD STREET. 126. 2-man, garage, large yard. $225. $120. (new: $165) 353.0|«B 351-7497.0-7-2-28 p.m. 309C Olds. Instruction automatic, AM/FM, 8-track, air BABYSITTER 2:30 - $180 per month. Two blocks 5-2-28 6:30 p.m. conditioning, brand new engine, from campus, deluxe, furnished, Typing Service moral Must Three • four times a week for air conditioned. 351-2647, SINGLE PERSON or couple - 5 QUALITY CLOTHES sell, $550. MASON BODY SHOP - 812 East working parents. Three children, minutes from campus in Extra large s TRANSPORTATION 371-1060. BL-1-2-22 Kalamazoo Street since 1940. 484-8494. 10-3- 7 South Okemos. Call 349-3945. FEMALE TO sublease apartment Lansing. 4 large rooms and bath, cashmere coat, WANTED Complete auto painting and raincoats, ji 3-2-25 ample parking. $130 / month, FORD GALAXIE 500, 1966 - collision service. 485-0256. with same from now until SUBLEASE TWO bedroom including all utilities. Immediate shirts. Slacks, leather J 289 automatic, good September. 485-9415 and apartment. Spring. Furnished, hunting jackets, sweaters, dig C-2-28 MARRIED COUPLE without "RATES" transportation, $200 or best children to occupy apartment in evenings, 351-4577. 5-2-26 pool. 332-5681 after 5 p.m. _???il??.15*_38lZ283- L'2'l and boots. Big Swinger Po offer. Call 882-3259. 3-2-25 5-2-27 camera. Reasonable ti WANTED: USED Volkswagens. church parish house in return for LAINGSBURG NEAR. Country 2 APARTMENTS - VERY nice, 669-7491. 2-2-22 Best price in Lansing. IMPORT which they supervise young Home. 3 bedrooms, needs Grand Torino 1973. 5,000 miles, completely refinished. ONE BEDROOM apartment for AUTO PARTS & REPAIRS. handyman. 3 acres. $150. power steering/ brakes, air people's work, and serve as night Downtown Mason. Prefer lease. Near MSU campus. Call 351-7497 or nights 676-2191. MINOLTA 7-S camera, F1.8 J 485-2047. 0-2-2-25 custodians of conditioning. $3300. 351-2235. building. responsible adults. $140 - $145 I 882-6830. 5-2-27 with case and Honeywell J] 5-2-25 482-9454. 3-2-22 month. Deposit required. __0-7-2-28^ attachment. Best oil] 1 3 5 10 VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR. Our 676-2080 after 5 p.m. 5-2-26 332-0110.3-2-22 CLEANING LADY - (part time) WANTED: FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED, own 10 1.50 4.00 6.50 13.00 MG MIDGET 1970. 30+ mpg. Has price is right. See us first 1-2 days / week. Call Mr. own room, own bath. room, near campus. Call new clutch, valve job, luggage IMPORT AUTO REPAIR 301 SOUTH HOLMES near ONE WATERBED with 12 1.80 4.80 7.80 15.60 Johnson, 351-3700. 3-2-26 - $80/month. Immediate 371-1678. 10-3-5 rack and new Italian racing 485-2047. 0-2-2-5 made frame. $90 Sparrow Hospital. Upstairs, 1 or best ofl 15 2.25 6.00 9.75 19.50 occupancy. Call 394-2242 after muffler. 3324819. 3-2-2S room efficiency, gentlemen, TWO MEN needed for 4-man 351-4080. 10-225 PART TIME Phone work. Sunday - 6 p.m. 3-2-25 18 2.70 7.20 11.70 23.40 ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT. Exhaust share bath, includes utilities. Thursday (6-9 p.m.) 351-3700. house. Immediate, spring. MUSTANG GRANDE 1972 Air, 20 3.00 8.00 13.00 26.00 power steering / brakes, - systems for most imported cars in stock. CHEQUERED FLAG, MODERN GUIDE TO BUYING. $70. 351-7497. 0-7-2-28 SINGLE FURNISHED apartment. 361-6858. 3-2-22 JUMPING SADDLE, passier \lM 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 excellent condition, ( automatic, low mileage, 3-2-26 $140 - close / campus. 2605 East Kalamazoo Street, SUBLET 731 BURCHAM WOMAN NEEDED spring term. 355-1680. 1-2-22 excellent, 18 m.p.g. 393-2489. one mile west of 351-0678, 351-8830 after 6 p.m. Own Call 332-2824 after D EADLINE campus. apartment spring. Balcony facing room. BUSBOYS. MUST be neat and 3-2-25 1 487-5055. C-9-2-28 P.M. one class day NOVA 1970, 307 V-8. 38,000 dependable. Evenings, Monday pool, 3-2-22 courtyard. 351-0477. 6 p.m. 3-2-25 ANTIQUE CAMERAS dating 1911. Wante • Argus C-3 Ira] before publication. through Saturday 5:30 - SUBLEASE 2 GIRLS for 4/girl. throu) miles. 6 new tires. $1200. VW GUARANTEED Repair. 44 cameras, It RANDY'S MOBIL, Okemos approximately 10:30, or 11:30 Close to campus, $56.25 I FEMALE NEEDED to sublet Cedar 3-2-26 Peanuts Personal ads _ 349-2474.3-2-22 Road and 1-96 . 349-9620. am - 3:30 pm. Monday through Village 4 person. Spring. Quiet. month. No deposit. 332-6000. NOVA 1972 V-8 automatic in Saturday. 372-4300 for 5-2-27 HOUSEMATE NEEDED. $87.50/ must be pre paid. C-2-28 332-0185. 5-2-27 PINK AND white appointment. JIM'S TIFFANY month plus utilities. 371-2747. formal, a excellent condition. $2000. Call 351-3865. 4-2-22 BODY REPAIR. Quality, reduced PLACE, downtown Lansing. ONE BEDROOM apartment, ONE BEDROOM, unfurnished. Call after 10 p.m. 3-2-22 worn once. Call Miil| Cancellations/ Corrections rates to students. Also 3-2-26 Sublease until September. 35t>-o590. 3 2-26 furnished, air conditioning, close 12 noon one class day NOVA 1972, 6 cylinder, power guaranteed rust proofing. VAN Anytime after five, 351-6187. NEW HOUSE near campus. Six to campus. Grand River. KNIGHT RECEIVER, i before publications. steering, automatic, excellent WORLD, 645-2123.0-2-28 KEY PUNCH operator " 6-2-26 bedrooms, two baths, 351-0453 after 6 p.m. 3-2-25 condition. Beit offer. Must sell. experienced only. Let your dishwasher, carpeted. Free rent Turntable, .. r_ 372-1238. 5-2-27 cassette recorder. 88222 The State News will be responsible only for the ni ncmmmiF OLDSMOBILE iqrb 1968 _ op Aviation u X ' speed and accuracy pay off. Good incentive program. Call for ONE MAN NEEDED for two apartment, man spring term, close to ONE $175 BEDROOM, furnished, close. utilities included. Air to March 1. 351-9036. 5-2-26 3-2-26 more information and interview, conditioner. 332-5472. 5-2-26 campus. $90/month. 351-0532. NICE, FURNISHED 4 bedroom first day's incorrect automatic, air condtioning, and 372-7750.5-2-28 «f house on west side of Lansing. 10,- SPEED BIKE. Very goi $600. 5-2-27 insertion. good condition. PARACHUTING INSTRUCTION. SUBLEASE: FURNISHED one Three blocks from major bus condition, $10. 694-1301, rtj __355-8192^5:2-2 7^ Get ready for Spring by taking NATURAL FOODS Cook. Apply FEMALE FOR 4 Person. $58.75, bedroom apartment spring, line. Two people starting March 6. 3-2-26 due 7 days from your lessons now. Licensed in person at SMALL PLANET Campus - 2 blocks. OLDSMOBILE VISTA Cruiser, utilities. 404 North Hagadorn, summer. 1. $71 per month, ideal for instructors. Classes Saturday, NATURAL GROCERY. 225 GIBSON EBO bass guitar am 1968. Three seats, air $160/month. 332-0469. 5-2-26 couple, students. 489-4534. 351-9246. 2-2-22 RMS amplifier. $300. Pi Sunday and by appointment. Ann Street. 1-2-22 50t id conditioning, air shocks, radials, 4-2-22 extras, $800. Call Saturday, 351-0799, 543-6731. 6-2-28 NEED ONE girl for three person, condition. 489-2609. 3-2-221 NEED ONE Male for Water's Edge 349-9845. 1-2-22 WAITRESSES. ATTRACTIVE, no immediately or for spring term. 4 man. $80/month. Available 5 - 6 - or 7 MAN HOUSE. Summer experience necessary. Apply $80. 337-1478. 5-2-26 CANON F1 v March 15. 1st 2 weeks rent paid. & Fall. Furnished, parking. Very OPEL 1968 STATIONWAGON. between 2-6. BACKSTAGE Braun pro-fltrtv Gadget bag al 351-3829. 3-2-25 clean. 484-9774. 06-2-28 Going overseas. Must sell our RESTAURANT. 1-2-22 PLUSH APARTMENT, completely filters. $350. 646-8841, ater| faithful car. Runs well, body in EXPERIENCED TV p.m. 3-2-22 technician, EAST LANSING, 2 bedrooms furnished, shag carpeting, WANTED: WOMAN to share large CREW CHIEF for lawns and good condition. Economical 25 some stereo experience lower duplex. Carpeted, dishwasher, balcony. 731 house. 484-6434 evenings. gardening. Full time - spring, BRILLIANT 36 point dam mpg. Call 482-8759 after Friday. necessary. Apply in person, furnished, 351-5964. 3-2-25 Burcham Drive. 351-7212. B-2-2-22 summer, and fall terms, 1974. solitar ring set. Unique set AMBASSADOR 1969. Excellent 1-222 STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East 5-2-25 condition. Low mileage, $950. Grand River, East Lansing. Some experience necessary. EAST LANSING, near. 908 East 14K yellow gold. App'tjl OPEL 1968 Station wagon. Going TWISS LANDSCAPE CENTER, ATTIC, SINGLE or couple. House $545. Best offer. 3""" 332-5201 after 4 p.m. 4-2-22 C-ia2-28 Mt. Hope. Huge one or two CLOSE TO overseas, must sell our faithful 351-0590.0-10-2-28 Campus. 1 bedroom privileges. $70/month. 2320 after 5 p.m. or weekends. car. Runs well, body in good bedroom in beautiful English apartment on Grand River. Lake Lansing Road, Lansing. CHEVROLET. 1956. Good NEEDED: INSTRUCTORS to Tudor home. 337-1807. 9-3-1 condition, economical, 25 m.p.g. ASSISTANT - GARDEN Shop Fireplace, garage, 7-2-22 BROWN CARPET and pad, 20* 327-325 teach children kite making and condition! etc. $250, including utilities. horsepower. $900 - 355-5470. Call 482-8759, after Friday. 11-2-22 rocketry for IMPRESSION 5 Center - spring, summer and fall terms, 1974. Plants and garden 332-3161. 2-2-22 Roommate for three bedroom Good condition. $60.35I-3J^ CHILDREN'S MUSEUM. Call WOMAN - OWN room, spring • 3-2-22 3-2-22 apartment. Own room. $77. supply sales. Some experience OPEL 1900, 1971. Automatic, air 351-8050 or 337-0870. 3-2-22 OPENING FOR 1 girl in Haslett 393-8038 after 6 p.m. 4-2-22 summer, $65, six miles, garden: necessary. TWISS LANDSCAPE Arms - spring term. $78.25. 655-2060. 3-2-25 STEREO EQUIPMENT, f CHEVY STEPVAN - 1968, good conditioning, good condition. CENTER. 351-0590. 0-10-2-28 30,000 miles. Call Shelly, MASSEUSES NEEDED todo body 351-1037. 3-2-22 condition. Sansu condition. $225 - Call GIRL NEEDED for 4 woman, 351-7439 after 8 p.m. 5-2-26 332-1472. 1-2-22 BABYSITTER TO take care of and March 1 through spring term. OWN ROOM 2 available Rectilinear speakers 656-25| Appointments for interview. Call GIRL NEEDED for 3-woman. $70/month. Nice, friendly after 6 p.m. 5-2-26 PLYMOUTH VALIANT 1964. give loving care to one infant in $67.50. 332-1791, after 4 p.m. 372-0567 between 12-6 p.m. spring term. Capitol Villa. house. 337-0255. 5-2-28 my home. Own transportation 2-2-22 Very dependable, excellent 0-2-28 351-5162. 3-2-22 LATE MODEL Winchester 70 necessary. Light housekeeping. transportation. $195. 355-8760. References. Okemos area. Hours ONE BEDROOM apartment, close EAST LANSING. 5 person house. 2 action rifle, 225 caiibj 6-2-28 ONE GIRL for Eden Roc baths, finished rec-room, ample complete with scop IF YOU want to be your own boss approximately, 8:15 a.m. • 4:30 to campus. Partially furnished. apartment, spring. 351-8923. 677-2604. 3-2-22 PONTIAC 1968 Catalina. 4-door, and make a 5 figure income, p.m. 355-9618 (8 - 5 p.m.); $150 / month. 351-0309. Lease parking, neer bus stop. Available $77.50 / month. BL-1-2-22 now. 351-8920. 5-2-25 V-8 automatic. Runs well, CAPITOL REALITY 349-9515 (5:30 • 8 p.m.) 5-2-25 thru September 15. C-3-2-25 SKIS I MEN'S Hart 77", cu good body, make offer. GALLERY OF HOMES wants GIRL. AMERICANA 4 person. bindings, $40. Garmisch W WAITRESSES - PART or full 351:0153, eveningsJJ-2-22 to meet you. Capitol, one of ONE MAN needed for SOUTH size 8, $15. Ladies' Slalom K time, 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. $1.65 $80. Furnished. 337-0659. LANSING. Male - share RAMBLER 1969 6 cylinder, new 1,500 nation wide realitors 3-2-26 Twyckingham apartment, spring new house. Own room. $70. 69" and 72". Ladies' boots,^ - plus tips. 1431 East Michigan ROGER & PAULS carrying the Gallery of Homes term, $60/month. 332-1780. 8. 332-1924. 3-2-22 batteries, good condition, $675. Avenue. DOG 'N SUDS. Contact 482-8774. 882-3845. 1-2-22 designation is currently seeking 1-4 GIRLS, SPRING, Waters Edge. 5-2-25 MARATHON _^!L 5l2I2J. 3 salesman or saleswomen. Ralph - Apply in person. Spacious, attractive, close. 484-7050. 5-2-27 VISTA CRUISER 1965. Runs well, Capitol offers unique 100% 332-0984. 1-2-22 SUBLEASE ONE bedroom. Pool, Where all we good for hauling. Cheap. commission bonus plan, group i ESCORTS WANTED for Executive furnished, air conditioned. $155. CROSSWORD 332-0639.1-2-22 nsu ranee program, classroom Escort Service. Phone 372-0567 TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS 337-0682. 4-2-22 specialize in is cars VOLKSWAGEN SUPERBEETLE and field training - both 0-2-28 has one two bedroom apartment PUZZLE pre-license and post • license. available ACROSS 1972. 20,000 miles. Excellent immeidatelyl Call CLOSE/CAMPUS. One for three Nation wide referral system. For WE'RE LOOKING for an LOCATED AT THE CORNER OF JOLLY condition. $1900. 351-7322. further information call Tom _J51-7166^18-3-8 girl. $78.33 / month. February 5-2-28 attractive, well built young lady Freel 332-3623, 393-8995. & OKEMOS RD Buck at 371-3600 or 627-3040. NEED MALE for 2 man. Own to do part - time modeling, (not 349- 3196 5-2-22 BL-1-2-22 room, bus service. 337-2508. VW 1970 Sunroof, excellent nude) for 1 of our national 6DAY A WEEK TOWING X-3-2-22 condition, radial tires, AM/FM advertising accounts. Fee is $15 OPEN 6 DAYS SUBLEASE FOR Spring / summer. stereo. Call after three. per hour. For interview, call M - 9 PM BUT SUNDAY 349-3358. 3-2-22 SUBLEASE. SPRING, furnished, $58/month. Student or working Image Arts, Incorporated, two bedroom apartment. Close male. 332-0547 information. 371-4747. 2-2-22 to campus. Call evenings, 4-2-22 PART TIME babysitter wanted in 337-0210. 1-2-22 How to form your own car pool ■ my home daily. Spartan Village. RIVERSEDGE, ONE man for 4 355-3008. 3-2-25 NEED MALE roommate to share man, spring term reduced rate, 731 apartment. Available now. call 332-5852. 4-2-22 As a public service at no charge, the State News will provide a free classified 351-1038. 1-2-22 advertisement for those people who would like to set up or join a car pool. for hut ](f] GRAD STUDENTS need FEMALE One ROOMMATE bedroom, $90/month. needed. Drivinp?_ or Riding? . roommate, luxury townhouse. Immediate occupancy. Call TV AND STEREO rentals Central air. 1V4 miles. Furnished. before 11:30 a.m. 337-0367. From, $24/term; $9.95/month. Free 332-2175 after 12:00. 5-2-28 5-2-25 same day delivery and service. Leavinp_ Returning _ Call NEJAC, 337-1300. C 2-28 FURNISHED EFFICIENCY. iVVO BEDROOM, furnished Mobile p.m. Private parking. 220 Rao Homes. $25 - $35/week. Ten Phone Time? Avenue. $120. 482-1777 minutes to campus. Quiet and evenings. 5-2-28 peaceful on a lake. 641-6601 The State News will not accept responsibility for arrangements or conduct of 0-2-28 participants. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. Girl The information requested below must be supplied in order GIRL NEEDED to sublease Cedar for ad to appear. Village apartment, spring term. for four girl. Cheap, pool, 337-7019. X-5-2-27 CLEMENS, 517 NORTH.~Graduate couple, two bedroom, partly $73 I month. 351-4205. 3-2-26 furnished, basement, parking SUBLET: TWO females spring separate utilities, $160. Also one ONE MAN needed for 4 man, near term, $57.50. Call evenings, Address _ bedroom as above, $136. campus. Immediate occupancy. 351-8609 / 351-1565.10-3-1 Immediate occupancy Call $63. 351-8891. 3-2-26 Jt 484-7253. 5-2-27 City - Phone - ONE OR two men. Furnished, EAST LANSING - near. Single carpeted, very close to campus. ONE •This coupon may be brought in or mailed to: Car Pool Classifieds, 347 Student male basement furnished Parking. Available first week in BEDROOM, furnished, to campus. clie Lease through mid Services Building. No phone calls accepted. apartment, private bath. $120 March. Sublease through including utilities. 332-3161. Saptember 6. $160. 351-0606 StlfZiJ160 P« V NO CHARGE 1-2-22 (6-10 pm). 6-2-28 6-2-22 b#tw*,n 1'5 p.m. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 22, 1974 15 r Sale W hrti W [" Sento I 25 YEARS experience. ANTIQUE INFANT crib, walnut, FOUND: SMALL green hardcover FOR THE BEST service on stereo Ipt.CAL DISCOUNT, 2615 perfect condition. 150 years old. notebook in Student Union equipment see the STEREO Jas, Michigan, Laming. 337-1400, after 3 p.m. 5-2-22 Monday. Claim in Union. SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River. J72 7409. C-5-2-22 FISCHER SKI IS, men's C-3-2-22 C-2-28 Nordica boots, new; lady ski is and boots PROFESSIONAL ■ is®? earth cruising machines used. 3-2-22 Best GIBSON EB-3 Base and offer. 353-6116' FOUND: TIMEX women's watch. Blue face and band silver waterproof incasing. 332-5343, PHOTOGRAPHY commercial, black and white - custom processing. Reasonably priced. Weddings, SEE US FOR Casino BOYNTON amplifier 100 watts, 150 watts PHOTOGRAPHY. 482-5712. FOUND: STOCKING ■accessories 1 WITH peak. Good condition like new Must sell I 485-9329, - anytime of Campus Book Cap in front Store. Call 5-2-28 337-0328. C-3-2-25 QUALITY, VARIETY AND VALUE USED 5-2-22 HEAD XR1 competition FOUND: FRIDAY, south entrance Wells. Mailing tube with [1§| Announcements for It's What's Married students and spouses The Young Socialist Alliance will The MSU Hoka Society will hold skis. $65. 349-4487. 5-2-25 Landform Drawings. 394-0585 TYPING TERM papers, theses, Happening must be received in the VELOCIPEDE - looking for fun, free recreational meet at noon Sunday at offices on an organizational meeting at 8 etc. IBM Selectric II. State News office, 341 Student activity are invited to attend the evenings. X-C-3-2-22 the second floor Union. The first tonight in North Hubbard Hall peddler ADVENT 201 Cassette Deck. Experienced. 489-1058. 5-2-22 Services Bldg., by I p.m. at least free recreational activity 6 nights class, "Why Socialism" will be given lounge. Speakers from "The Space 541 E. Grand River Months old. Under two class days before publication. from 7 to 10 tonight in Red Cedar by Linda Nordquist, noted feminist warranty LOST: TWO silver rings: Patrol" will be present to help with [ oownstairs35W24C^^^ $225. 353-2656. 4-2 22 Kedzie women's North PROFESSIONAL IBM dissertation No announcements will be accepted and Spartan ViUage Schools and and Socialist speaker from Detroit. this first feudal attempt. bathroom; by phone. from I to 3 p.m. Saturday at Red RADIO, wood stove, Everyone is invited to attend. please return them. Barb typing. MA English degree. Cedar School. Activities FRENCH HORN include The MSU Tolkien Fellowship m camp stove, fur coat. - Olds. Excellent 351-1417. 3-2-25 MARTY NORTH, 351-3487 A 12 - part series of Expectant volleyball, basketball, badminton, You can be healed through presents the Balrog, speaking on 18:1532. 3-2-22 condition. $300. Please call C-2-28 Parent Classes will be offered at darts, table i No prayer. Bible study and prayer for "The Evils of Hoarding During the 655-2942. 3-2-26 LOST: BLACK - Silver, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. onyx 1973 beginning babysitting. the sick at 7 p.m. Monday in 31 Mithril Shortage." All science »K0R 80-200 ZOOM lens. Seton Hill College Monday at one of the following ring. Giltner TYPING TERM papers and theses. locations: Monday and Thursday — Union. fiction, fantasy and Tolkien fans gj] Are your studies a a SRT101 SLR camera, Animals parking lot. 351-5605. 5-2-25 IBM typewriter - fast service Sparrow Hospital, 1215 East Would you like to acquire an boring chore? are welcome at 8 tonight in North lollie 35 quality pocket camera, Call 349-1904. 24-3-8 Michigan Ave. Lansing; Tuesday - enthusiastic and fun approach to Southern Africa Liberation Hubbard Hall. sen luna - pro meter, LOST: THIN silver band bracelet Committee will meet at 7:30 p.m. MSU Health Center; the dullest of studies? For TYPING Wednesday - even Monday at United Ministries in imet 4 by 5 view camera. YORKSHIRE with three circle DISSERTATIONS, term St. Lawrence Hospital (Mercy The MSU Waste Control TERRIERS - design. Hall), those of you that are Higher Education, 1118 South »d graphic 4 by 5 press papers. Experienced. 50* reading this Authority is holding AKC, paper trained, all shots, 351-2796, Sue, after 5 pm page 1201 West Oakland Ave., Lansing; article and are really serious about Harrison Road. Reports and a newspaper, era. Bolex H165 16 mm OH and rabies. 484-3004. 5-2-26 5-2-25 332-2987. 8-2-28 Thursday - Lansing General glass and aluminum can recycling having all that you have thus far strategy for South Africa will be collection from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. ie camera. New 28 and 135 Hospital, 2800 Devonshire Ave. read, be sure and contact Tyrone the focus of discussion. Everyone LOST: EXPERIENCED IBM Enrollment is $15 per couple. Saturday near the Michigan lenses, Konika mount. Low AKC WOMEN'S silver chain typing. Norwood after 10 p.m. tonight for welcome. National - OLD English Sheepdog Bank at the Frandor sd enlargers and accessories. watch, Tuesday in Erickson Hall Dissertations, (Pica - Elite). Expectant mother's classes are also more details. puppies. Reasonable. 353-5262. offered for the woman Shopping Center. It would be \ cameras, lenses, range area. Call Helen, 35&6504. FAYANN, 4 "9-0358. C-2-28 facing Badminton Club invites all appreciated if newspaper After 5 and weekends childbirth alone. Women experiencing separation was (517) 5-2-22 interested in playing badminton to ers, movie cameras, flashes, 838-4451. 5-2-25 ANN BROWN bound or bagged and that you typing and multilith and divorce are invited to share between 7 and 10 p.m. tonight to the metal aids, binoculars. PLUS offset printing. Complete service The remove caps and rings LOST: Dept. of Art in cooperation feelings and resources in an ongoing the Upper Gym of the Women's from glass bottles. Magazines, ,ereo equipment, albums, COCKER PUPPY BRIEFCASE, black with for with the African Studies Center will needs home dissertations, theses, rap group meeting from 7:30 to Intramural Bldg. cardboard and computer materials """ Tv/ "" sticker saying SDSU. Need Female, 6 weeks old, $24. present the Nigerian artist Muraina 9:30 p.m. every Sunday at the papers inside. 694-1561 manuscripts, general typing. IBM The can also be taken, but tar, wax and ters, guitars and 355-0875. 3-2-25 - 24 years experience. Oyelami in a printmaking workshop Everywoman's Center, 1118 South MSU Diplomacy 3-2-26 349-0850 at plastic must be removed from the es, jewelry, sporting 10 a.m. today in 113A Kresge Harrison Road. Organization will meet at 8 tonight C-2-28 Art Center. in North Hubbard Hall lounge. paper. Re - cycle - a - ton, it's your loods and old Persian rugs. Mobile Homes environment too! X SECONDHAND 509 East Michigan, | fcrsosal ](2 COMPLETE THESES Discount printing. IBM typing Service, James Horvath of the National Any female/male women or men interested in Plans for the spring Con have been made and will be discussed. ■ansing. 485-4391. Trades, and binding of theses, resumes, Socialist Labor party will speak at call or rap groups are urged to drop by the Everywomen's Everyone is invited to attend. who's whose 1970 PEERLESS 12 The Dept. of ■yaways, bank ccards. 8 a.m. - - x 60, 2 publications. Across from 7:30 p.m. March 4 in 31 Union. Center for more information. Philosophy, bedrooms, unfurnished, $4,500. BABYSITTING — IN my licensed English, German and Russian are J:30p.m. C-7-2-28 Call after 6 p.m., 1-521-3769! home, Groesbeck area, fenced campus, comer M.A.C. and Don't The MSU Pre Veterinary Club sponsoring a colloquium at 8 PINNING Grand River, below Jones miss it! The - 3-2-25 yard, hot breakfasts - lunches. Everywoman's Center fund presents a physiology seminar for tonight in McDonel Hall kiva. hrome, case, 1.8 lens, Stationery Shop. raising 489-1314. 10-2-22 Call coffeehouse at 8 tonight at Mason all interested Pre - Vet students at Professor Hans - George Gadamer l|25 Yashica Mat 124 twin /ICES. of the University of TOPPER 1965, 12x55 on lot in Hall. All are wlecome and child care 9:30 a.m. Saturday in the Heidelberg will Kathy Abdoo, Detroit ns, $85. 349-1715 after 6 p.m. is provided. Diagnostic Clinic. address the colloquium on King Arthur's Court, adult "Phenomenology and Criticism." Michigan - Sophomore to John section. Furnished, central air, 2 MONTY'S BAR TYPING DONE in my home 50< The The public is invited. Gadamer will Hoose, Livonia Michigan - Come at 9 a.m. Saturday to 1118 Student Senate of the bedroom, shed, new skirting. per page up to 10 pages. 40 i per also hold PVA C33 TWIN lens reflex, AND RESTAURANT South Harrison Road and meet College of Agriculture and Natural a workshop in Sophomore, Alpha Gamma ie year old, $150. 372-4529 $3000. Phone 487-5825 or page over 10 pages. 489-2128. People From the Word of God, Resources will hold its annual hermaneutics for interested faculty Rho Fraternity. 489-5050. 5-2-27 0-20-2-28 Shiloh Community, House Honors Banquet at 6:30 and graduate students at 2 p.m. ;n 7 7 p.m. 3-2-25 p.m. Pitcher Night (M-Th) Churches, Work of Christ, and the Tuesday in the Kellogg Center Big Saturday in the Union Captain's 8 x 43' BUSINESS ATTRACTS Post American Ten Room. All students and faculty Room. Good Community. At 5 | - $220 FISHER 170 receiver, - condition. Luncheon special - $1.50 in the college are invited. Tickets Furnished, BUSINESS. p.m. we will celebrate with er used. Need money. $180, carpeted, 2 dramatic worship service. a are $1.50 for students and $4.50 "George Washington and the ENGAGEMENTS bedrooms, close Pool Table in, 353-0284. 3-2-25 to campus, ADVERTISE,, for faculty and guests. Tickets may Aardvark" will be read by the Assn. $900. 351-2646. 5-2-28 be of American Aardvarks at 1 p.m. Camp recruitment - find out purchased in 121 and 120 Lynda Boes, Zeeland Michigan ■EE STRETCH Wigs. 2 wiglets, Bring your ID about summer jobs at 8 p.m. Agriculture Hall, 109 Natural today in 214 Berkey Hall. Any may BUDDY Resources Bldg. and 124 Anthony attend. - Graduate MSU to Donald 1 braid. $5 - $15. - 1972. 12' x 50', 2 (3 cards proof of age) Sunday in 35 Union. Sponsored by §1-4813 after 5 p.m. 3-2-25 bedroom, like new. Central air. Campus Gold. Scott, South Haven Michigan - The Greater Lansing Assn. for Furnished. Take over payments. 2359 E. Gd. Riyer, Okemos Retarded Citizens is sponsoring a Senior, Alpha Gamma Rho PROFESSIONAL IBM typing (Pica The Church of Jesus Christ of Gay Liberation: At 11:30 a.m. GIRLS, 3-speed. 1 489-6423, 882-5844. 5-2-28 Latter - day Saints will haveanopen to 1:30 a.m. Wednesday at the membership drive March 3 to Fraternity. Mr old! Call 353-4639, after 2 - Elite) 11 years experience. March 10. PASSPORT APPLICATIONS, house at 4 p.m. Sunday at the Student Services Bldg. there will be Mayor Graves and the VALIANT, 1965 SAN 01, 339-8934. C-2-28 3-2-25 - 12X57, 2 church, 4910 South Hagadorn a luncheon for men over 30. Come Ingham County Board of bedroom, in quiet cove 10 Creative Weddings and Portraits. on out and meet some new friends. Commissioners have proclaimed Vicki Goudeseune. Livonia Road. The theme will be "Christ, LUKE \N WALTHER .22 Heavy minutes from campus, $50 per PHOTOGRAPHY, TYPING OF any kind, including the Book of Mormon and You." There will be a meeting at 3 p.m. this time as Retarded Citizens Michigan - Sophomore - Alpha month. Lot rent, new 351-6690. C-7-2-28 theses and manuscripts in my Sunday the Union Sunporch. We week. We urge all citizens to learn >1 target rifle. 20x Unertl skirting, The public is invited. on how to become involved in helping Gamma Delta Sorority to Eric TV antenna, home. Reasonable rates. will be having a good rap in the mpic micrometer furnished, grill las. 649-8994 sight, evenings. clean, only $4,495. MICHIGAN super | ACCESS CENTER *"j 485-6818. Call between 8 a.m. 9 p.m. 5-2-22 - Interested in reducing your anxiety? The Anxiety Reduction after the meeting. Find out what's happening! meet the needs of retarded citizens in the community. Our honorary Armentrout. Clare Michigan. Graduate MSU, Alpha Gamma MOBILE HOMES. 372-2580. i for Project has chairman this year is Amo Bessone, Rho Fraternity. 0-152-28 V Human Reproduction Health | room for 20 volunteers. Hillel activities this weekend MSU hockey coach. Volunteers must be willing to I offers TYPING, ELECTRIC machined with the Deli: At 6 p.m. Sunday ■ LAST CHANCE FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY This j Fast, accurate, experienced. practice their technique daily for - •Abortion-Contraceptirn Services » three months. Orientation Martin Fox will speak on "Michigan 1 EXTRA SAVINGS completely furnished 12' x 60' I 372-4746. 15-3-8 meeting Democrats and Foreign Policy: 1226 East Michigan f at 7 tonight in 301 Agriculture |Ttie EC0N - O - MART !7 N. cedar Monarch has a price tag of only $5,950. Price includes covered porch, utility shed and washer / Lansing . BOARD EXAM TUTORING KAPLAN TUTORING COURSES 485-3271 ' THESES, RESUMES, typing and printing. Reasonable prices. Hall. Having problems with housing? Evolution" (and begin with Shabbas) at 6:30 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. Saturday morning, with Wt& dryer combo. An excellent buy! COMMERCIAL PRINTING, The East Lansing Tenants Resource Call Pam MacLeod at 351-3359 Now being formed for the coming Center has a staff of trained people accompaniment. 337-0712. C-2-28 WALTER NELLER LSAT, MCAT, DAT Board exams. to assist you. Contact us between 1 COQ/U.WA/L or For information call 313-354-0085 and 5 p.m. Monday through MSU Simulations Society will COMPANY, 332-6595. Friday meet from 1 - 8 p.m. Sunday in the 0-1-2-22 or during our new evening hours, 7 JCIALS on New and Ul BL-1-2-22 and 9 p.m. Monday through Union Mural Room. All interested e, Stereo Consoles, Ui wargamers are invited. Spring Con LICENSED CHILD care in Thursday. Phone us or drop by our ices, Lamps, Paints a 10X50 ATLAS 2 BEDROOM, details will be announced. - my office at 501 M.A.C. Ave. furnished, skirted, enclosed home, all ages welcome. 371-4778. 2-2-22 The Administrative porch, 10X7 shed, large lot. Union Activities Board Old Time Management Movie Series presents Charlie Society of MSU presents Thomas $2,250. Call 675-7287. 10-3-5 Shiels, a recruiter from Oldsmobile, Chaplin in "City Lights." The ^0 ELECTRIC guitar. One GREAT LAKES - 10x50, two Peanuts Personal 5B EXPERIENCED TYPIST, Okemos. shows will be at 2, 7 and 9:30 p.m. discussing recruiting and training owned Sunday in the Union Ballroom. programs at 7:30 p.m. Monday in by professional Excellent condition. bedrooms, antenna. front kitchen, Fifteen minutes from IBM (pica or elite 373-6726 weekdays or 349-1778 type) Eppley Center Teak Room. All welcome. Refreshments. Announcements Jewelry Soc for a t i «. now $65. 355-8015. ALPHA Xi Delta sisters wish to campus. Call 393-2005 evenings. evenings and weekends. 0-2-2-25 Anachronism: Madrigals will r 5-2-22 congratulate our new pledges; at 6:30 p.m. The MSU Foods and Nutrition the complete Saturday in the Music Club is having a Karen, Mary, Pat, Pam, & Bldg. The regular meeting will be at meeting at 7:30 |SS0RIES, COMPLETE USED MOBILE homes already set Maureen. 5-2-25 Transportation jjjflj] 8:30 p.m. Saturday in Union Parlor p.m. Monday in 9 Human Ecology 2435 SOUTH RUNDLE wedding service Tction lor audio, guitars and up on lots! Located just 10 A. Fighting practice is from 3 Bldg. Marie Weber from the DIAMONDS: 3y - 5 instruments with a full line minutes from campus. Call SHAH-RONE, HAPPY B-day to the p.m. Saturday in Gym 3 (courts 6A Michigan Dept. of Health will speak r on her job experiences as a 489-2687 ORANGE BLOSSOM MICHIGAN MOBILE HOMES, shin of choice. TUCSON - NEED a ride to and 6B) of the Men's Intramural ft music department to serve our Ung-K? ire welcome. 1 Customized GOLD FASHION 372-2580. 0-15-2-28 Luh-oave, Jack (Curls) and Doll Tucson. Call 351-5579 Bldg. The Recorder Consort will y music need, GOLDMASTER afternoon or College Manor, 102 meet at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Music ■RSHALL MUSIC, 245 Ann Face. 1-2-22 Freak Chess confederation will «t. C-1-2-22 1970 AMERICAN. Rent Albert No. 5. 3-2-26 Bldg. WEDDING RINGS: By or sale. 2 hold it's Spring Tournament April ART CARVED bedrooms, shed. 12' x 52'. SLIM PICKINS: Happy 21st Dance 5, 6 and 7, in the Union Gold I CLOTHING: Every man's 694-0287, after 6 p.m. 1-2-22 Birthday. May our best years lie Warted Marathon for sclerosis, sponsored by Circle K and multiple Room. To enter contact the Gator Bakeries ORANGE BLOSSOM GOLD FASHION at 138 Linden Street. East | portcoat, and pants, and all ahead. Love from your Blue Delta Tau Delta to be on March 1. Lansing. locally im out oats have reduced in price quickly. Our low been to ( Lost & Found v Jean Baby Queen. 1-2-22 YOUNG DOCTOR and wife want 2, 3 at Meridian Mall. Prizes include a trip to Las Vegas, scholarship, color T.V. and bikes. Union Activites Board: We have international Student IDs and id saves Real to rent home, MSU area next Youth Hostel Cards. We offer a OPEN THURSDAY you half. OICK Consumer Information and The MENSA (spaghetti) monthly September. 1-313-642-8572. JLER CLOTHING STORE, FINDSOMETHING 4-2-22 gathering will be at 4 p.m. Sunday Complaint Refferral Service. We n Grand Ledge, across If you've found a pet or article of HASLETT AREA 3 bedroom at United Ministries in Higher may be able to help you. e river value, we want to help you return Volunteers are also needed. We are bridge. Your ranch, bath off n er bedroom, Education lounge, 1118 South JOB WITH commercial band. presenting a bizarre movie senies Jji cards are welcome. Hours: it. Just come into the State News fully carpeted < rolling and Harrison Road. MENSA with "Cowboy Mania" on March 1 jewtLRy Md » Cfyabkiei ^ 6 Classified Department and tell us Experienced Hammond organist information available from Roy ' p.m. daily. Open acres. Call and "Cartoon Nostalgia II" on with own transportation and PA Saper. you want to place an ad in EAST ^ 2 P.m. - 5 p.m. LANSING STATE BANK'S found HASLETT David STATEWIDE McHugh. 339-8291. wants to play weekends. Attention March 2. The shows will be at 8 and 10:30 p.m. in the Union ballroom. TELEPHONE 337-1314 319 E. Grand River Ave. column. As a public service EAST 351-3284. w graduating seniors in East Lansing, Michigan 3-2-22 the The Women's center: At 7:30 College of Business: To assist I'NTZ IMPERIAL 7 LANSING STATE BANK will run EXPERIENCED GUITARIST you in securing employment, the p.m. Sunday at the center there will Takers, King size waterbed 3 way, like new, with the ad at no cost to EAST LANSING you! FISHERMAN'S DREAM. This looking for formed group or Undergraduate Student Advisory Council for the college is planning be a program titled "Women in Jail" led by a woman who has GREATER LANSING'S Jacobson's waterfront home with sun deck, r «0. 351-8525. BL-1-2-22 STATE BANK other musicians interested in to compile a resume booklet for worked for three years in a local CAKE BAKERS FOR Precious Stones walk - out basement, C-2-28 forming a group to play prospective employers. Bring your county jail. Rides and child care WEDDINGS, PARTIES. Beautifully Set and maintenance free - all aluminum will be provided. If you are ISPEAKERS. 3 months exterior, for only $19,900. Call contemporary Call Greg popular 337-0779. 2-2-22 music. resume to 6 Eppley immediately for inclusion in the Center interested in staffing at the GRADUATION, BIRTHDAYS. SPECIAL OCCASIONS Bands for bride '0. "T Cameras Pen FT SLR Bahamas $279, "plus 10%, 351-8977 counselors will be available at 3 to Shops Yashica MAT 124 with (Oleshansky) or 339-9650 FOUND: MONEY clip on Burcham TRAVEL BY 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Stockholm, Sweden MSU Social HARRINGTON. (Allison Stern). B-1-2-22 Wednesday and i 0,'° len* $119. 351-6690. Drive. Call Rick, 332-3507. Thursday and from 7 to 9 p.m. Science and Sociology Summer ■>2-28 351-8800. 04-2-22 C-3-2-22 RIDERS. DAYTONA over break. Tuesday and Wednesday at the Program will hold a recruiting Jacobson's meeting at 7 p.m. Monday in 217 ■J** ■ Mlomon Koflach boots size FOUND: BLACK and white striped HAWAII: UNFORGETTABLE Spring break in the Islands. Return via New York. Roger 332 3568. 1-2-22 Bessey Hall. Question session, materials distribution An outstanding selection of gowns, from bindings 404, cat vicinity Student Services. ASMSU Board will meet a and brief $329! ASMSU TRAVEL discussion ^$150. Wayne. 339-2422. Call 353-5001. C-3-2-22 353-0659. 7-2-27 7:30 p.m. Services Bldg. Sunday in 328 Studen interested. with faculty for those A I 5 - minute slide show traditional to avante garde. Car Pool on Sweden will be presented. FOUND: IN Front of the The little shop BOAC JETS to Europe from $239. Journalism Building Girls ring. that has everything p Beseier Guaranteed; advanced booking , 23C 'OOODTL en 35mm Call 351-5228. C-3-2-22 only. TRAVEL BY HARRINGTON, 351-8800. I "<**» ]@ BRIDES For Over % Century in men's formal wear selection of E. ' meter.. Fender, FOUND: BLACK female cat. 05-2-25 Choose Michigan Ave. GRAND RAPIDS area to MSU. Mount Hope area, or Free. - ^us'ic, Ludwig and Please Help. 372-2533. C-3-2-26 PARACHUTING INSTRUCTION. Leaving 6:15 a.m. returning 5 Lamberts 1Z equip™"t. Stereo 1-616-877-4490. 2-2-26 DULCIMERS P.m. 311 South Get ready for Spring by taking Washington Lansing Ptur» "d "P" LOST: DIAMOND Ring, small gold your lessons now. Licensed IV5-981» IDIm. from *30 ' s and mo'«. LANSING to JACKSON. Leaving 7 setting. Reward offered. Call instructor. Classes Saturday, 9uaranteed electronic a.m., returning 4:30 Sunday and by appointment. p.m. 351-6175. 5-2-28 JV or k/0,!" «* and broken "*reo. 351 0799, 543-6731. 6-2-28 489-0534 after 6 p.m. 2-2-26 & DULCIMER KITS Bridal Registries white TV'*. LOST: SMALL black puppy named 1 Cha'8e and Bank *15 to HO *"P»d. We buy, DickeR & DEAL Igor. No collar, south of Owen in IM field at 12:30 Wednesday, There's a ready market for mobile home in the Want Ads. your fSTli also Jacobson's 351-6256. 3-2 26 To sell yours dial 355 8255. strips & instructions Visit our complete shops Shouldn 't you be using fCedan0 ST°RE' - 1701 MSU to Mt. Pleasant and/or MT. this space? To place for the home- -,1*' Oth LOST: BROWN folder notebook with yellow legal pad in.ide. Full FLY TO Europe from $179. Anna Munnich. 3557846, 5-7 pm. Pleasant. Leaving and returning any days at vvlous Elderly Instruments 541 E.GRjWRIVER EAST LANSING and take advantage of our Bridal Registry your ad in the wedding times. column call Vicki f 3-2-22 of cla.i note*. Please call 017-2-26 355-1394 anytime. 2-2-26 M-F 10 -7 Sat til 6 31Z-4W1 Bridal Registry 337-0164. 4-2-26 Lower Level 355-8255 Friday, Februalafy 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 22,197J New York congressman U.S. Rep. Veen, D Richard F. Vander Grand Rapids, upset winner of Vice President Gerald R. Ford's House seat, charged with corruption NEW YORK (AP) - Rep. prepared statement he read to the part of the U.S. attorney in leader. the eastern district motivated Angelo D. Roncallo, R-N.Y., the news media. Conviction could hri„ said at his first Washington news conference Thursday that his election was "a referendum and four officials of the town of Oyster Bay were accused "I completely and emphatically deny the charges. I am innocent and I know I by self-gain and ambition." was Roncallo, 46, of Massapequa the first congressman c-W-jsb Thursday of shaking down an on Richard Nixon" and called will be vindicated on trial," elected in the new 3rd District engineering contractor. for the President's resignation. A sixth man, also an Oyster Roncallo said. which was created for the "I would suggest that every "I will ask for an immediate 1972 election. He formerly was Bay official, was charged with trial. It is my opinion that this Nassau County controller and Democrat who is campaigning perjury before the federal grand jury that returned the opinion was overreaching on Oyster Bay Republican part right now should campaign indictment. against the record of Richard The charges against the Nixon," Vander Veen said. Meanwhile, Rep. Martha W. first-term congressman and his co-defendants did not specify Need A Ride Griffiths, D - Detroit, just how much money announced Thursday after Vander Veen's swearing - in Roncallo is supposed to have received. for Spring Break? that she would not seek re • The contractor was told a 5 election in November. per cent kickback was required AP Wirephoto for doing business in Oyster Looking for riders? Call Hubbard Information Center Bay, according to the for our new ride service. indictments, which were announced by acting U.S. atty. Edward Boyd V. In Washington, Roncallo said the indictment was "part 353-8114 of a political witch hunt." "There is no basis or Whether you're going to Florida, Colorado, or just home tor spring foundation for such allegations English Dept. will consider hiring nor is there any truth in such allegations," said Roncallo in a break, 10:00 AM we will try to help you find a ride or a rider. Open Mon. Fri.. 10:00 PM or stop by room l), third floor of main library woman By LINNEABOESE poet for Sullivan, dean of the College of residence post New York poets who are into read her poetry at 8 pjn. State News Staff Writer Arts and Letters, said he had new directions in creative Tuesday in 300 Human Diane Wakoski, one of the worked out the necessary writing. Ecology Bldg. first women poets to assault arrangments with the provost's "We're so far away from the the American scene and write office and the English Dept. contemporary scene and what's viciously about women's has been authorized to fill the going on right now, that we need someone who is aware of problems, is coming to MSU position. Tuesday to read her poetry and The position is a regular these things," Wagner said. look around the campus. tenured teaching position, Wakoski is one of three or If she decides she likes what Linda Wagner, professor of four women poets who have she sees, and the Dept. of English and member of the been included in the English officials decide she is search committee, said. anthologies of contemporary the poet they want, Wakoski "Creative writing students poetry, so she exerts a could become MSU's next poet would be falling all tremendous influence in the - in - residence. themselves to have a poet like world of poetry, Wagner A five — member search Wakoski teaching them," explained. committee has been looking Wagner said. She writes black humor for a poet to fill the vacancy Wakoski has been an poetry, approaching left when A.J.M. Smith, poet • established poet for 10 or 12 problems, and tragedy with a in • residence for 35 years, years, and preceded the comic style, coming on tough retired three years ago. Smith contemporary women's and sure of herself. is a Canadian poet. liberation movement rather Wakoski will lead a Though a tenure freeze than came out of it. discussion from 2:30 to 4 p.m. began in December, Richard E. She is identified with the Tuesday in 31 Union, and will