By PAULA HOLMES reinforce what has been done in the schools," director of the program. "It provides the State News Staff Writer she said. base for a trained therapist to encourage I special room for special oner.fi ^ Cli.niC' Which has been ^ the kind of interpersonal relationship that There is a fJS . °r e,ght years- is a unique suits the patient's emotional needs. I nle in the basement of the Music thC mUSiC therapy Pro8ram- The "We don't look at music as means for a MSU n ntactice Building. program, which began in 1944, is the cure but as a means for filled with musical equipment and establishing a It js Tr. the country. Music therapy relationship I Jnds hands clapping, voices singing, M, W„W w„ „ vete[„,,! or a means of allowing the patient to relate to other people." lis stninming and laughter. It is also The clinic draws clients The patient does not get sick because he ■ly with hope. " of from referrals cannot play an instrument, but because he the room is a music therapy clinic, Lansing area health agencies, hospitals and schools. has other problems, Unkefer said. lech week children and adults who are "We help the client work with his self - motionallv impaired, mentally retarded, Through the use of musical games, clinic therapists concept and social behaviors in the clinic," ■ nhvsicallv handicapped or who have can teach academic Hyland said. "And, hopefully, he will feel I Ling disabilities, come individually or better about himself after the sessions. It's I in groups for a half • hour sessions with a not so important that he leam how to play I music therapist. the guitar. I The therapists are senior MSU students I majoring in music therapy. Strum ! "The clinic is a place where the client can make mistakes. No one fails here. 'Each senior is required to work with They work at their own rate. We hope patient for a half hour each week for a - r as part of their class work," said |I Julianne Hyland, graduate student in Music that after the session they will feel that they did something well that day. "The clients like the clinic because of charge of the clinic. the music, and also because J Hvland is a resource person for the ■ student therapists. She watches their for therap they know that the half hour is just for them. In our eyes they are very special people." ■ sessions and critiques them along with In the music therapy program, students ■mother observer. She also gives the spend four academic years and a six - ("students ideas for activities to use during concepts such he as numbers and colors, or month internship in a full - time clinic ■their sessions. / can help the client work on his aural approved by the National Assn. of Music 'Students rely on their own creativity and visual perceptions. Other techniques Therapists. Over half of the students' can be used to w most of the activities used in each help the client improve his credits are in music. attention span and memory. rfssion." she said. "Having spent so many "There has been a mushrooming in the ■ warsstudying music, the student therapist Learning to play the piano or guitar growth of our program in the last few ■ knows which instrument to use with a helps patients develop their fine motor years," Unkefer said. "I think it's mostly Hcertin type of child." (small muscle) coordination and may give due to the surplus teacher scare - and the J Hyland and the therapists also hold ■ conferences with the clients' parents (most them a sense of accomplishment, which helps to improve their self - image. employment good." opportunities are fairly Xylophone therapy |of the clients are children). Hyland also "Music therapy is one of the activity Further training at a large clinic is Five - year - old Seth Rosenberg and Kay Holsinger, 905 Virginia Ave., play the xylophone during a session at | visits"Wethe clients in their classrooms. therapies alonside occupational and recreation therapy," said Robert Unkefer, necessary because a music therapist is only the music therapy clinic in the Music Building. Seniors majoring in such therapy work with children for part try to use a team approach and one part of a therapy team, Unkefer said. of their classwork. State News photo by John Harrington Volume 66 Number 122 Thursday, March 7,1974 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 48824 Nixon denies allowing defendants' payoffs WASHINGTON (AP) - President might seek would not speed the inquiry, He said the Senate action vetoed longer I Nixon said Wednesday night he never but would instead lead to a States, but declined to forecast what will But Nixon saia ne knows what was present when he made that statement. long delay lines at gasoline stations and vetoed the I authorized payoffs of any Watergate were the panel to "paw through it in a happen . hen oil ministers meet next said and what he meant about payoffs for Whatever judgment others may reach, I defendants and told two aides nearly a rationing of gas. week. "Indicating what they might do the silence of the Watergate defendants. Nixon said, "I know what I meant and I fishing expedition." 0Said that dire predictions of might lead them to do otherwise," he | year ago: "It is wrong, that's for sure."' While Nixon supported the Haldeman Republican defeats in the 1974 said. Nixon said Haldeman and John W. also know what I did." tionally broadcast news account of a March 21 White House "I meant that the whole transaction congressional elections will prove to be Dean III, White House counsel, were |I conference, the President thus backed conversation, he acknowledged that other wrong. Nixon said special congressional ^Restated his opposition to public was wrong," he said. testimony cited by a federal grand jury as individuals reading a transcript or hearing financing of presidential campaigns, elections are no indicator of what is to I perjury in indicting H.R. Haldeman, the a tape recording might reach different saying campaigns, "should be financed by I former White House chief of staff. Nixon said, as his lawyers had conclusions. Nonetheless, he said he knows what he come. Republicans have lost three out of four special House elections. the candidates and not the He said one part of his taxpayers." campaign reform Nixon OKd p I announced, that he intends to turn over meant and knows what he did about ^Agreed with a questioner that either package would be an attempt to give I to the House Judiciary Committee all I material provided to the Watergate special payoffs or clemency for the defendants. He said he never at any time authorized perjury or obstruction of justice would be impeachable offenses. But, he said, "I candidates a way to defend themselves against unfair criticism by the opponents of Ellsberg, don't believe the House committee will I prosecutor and grand jury. either step. or the press. find the President guilty of any of these By SEYMOUR M. HERSH The President is known to have ordered He said In his discussion of the indictment of he would answer written At his second news conference in nine crimes." Then he added: "1 also quit New York Times John D. Ehrlichman, then head of the ■ questions and meet with top committee days, the President also: Haldeman, Nixon said other persons beating my wife." White House "plumbers" unit, not to seek I members in the impeachment inquiry. might reach a different conclusion in WASHINGTON — President Nixon ^Commended the Senate for upholding prosecution in December 1971, of a Navy it the I information President said to deliver all member of the panel his veto of emergency energy legislation SSaid U.S. diplomacy in theproducers st will influence the Arab oil Middle reading a transcript or listening to a tape recording of the White House authorized the prosecution of Daniel Ellsberg after publication of the Pentagon Yeoman and an admiral suspected of any containing an oil price rollback provision. to end their embargo against the United conversation last March 21. involvement in the pilfering of "eyes Papers in June 1971, even though the Defense Dept. objected to the court case only" documents from the National on national Security Council, headed by Henry A. security grounds, well - placed President willing to sources said Wednesday. The sources, publicly disclosing for the first time the Pentagon's objections to the Ellsberg trial, noted that the military, for Kissinger, who is now secretary of state. The military snooping is also being investigated by the Senate Armed Services Committee. The committee will meet WASHINGTON (AP) - President Nixon he said, Nixon would be willing to It is "unthinkable that this similar national security reasons, officially again today and some Senators said grand jury presidential adviser John Ehrlichman as I is willing to be interviewed under oath undergo interviews and would must remain mute," said Philip Lacovara well Wednesday they expected to broaden the one or more as ex - Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell objected to the pending prosecution six ■ before the House committee have scope of the inquiry then to include the considering no objection to them being under speaking for special prosecutor Leon interceded on behalf of financier Robert months later of two Navy men accused of specific role of the Resident. I ^ impeachment, a White House lawyer oath. Jaworski, who was in the courtroom. L. Vesco, a jury was told Wednesday at funneling unauthorized documents from I said Wednesday. Lawyers from all three branches of Lacovara said it "would be the criminal conspiracy trial of the former the White House to the Pentagon. In that Today's witness will be J. Fred I Attorney James D. St. Clair told an Buzhardt, a White House aide who was government - executive, legislative and unreasonable and unrealistic" that the Cabinet member. case, however, Nixon reversed his position ■ extraordinary session of the U.S. District judicial - filled the long counsel table as and barred the prosecutions for what serving as general counsel of the Defense report should be withheld from "the ■ Court that the President is ready to U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica heard Government witness Harry L. Sears was called "national security" reasons. Dept. in 1971 and who, sources said, made give impeachment process which is of were the recommendations against going to trial ■ the House Judiciary Committee all of the arguments on whether he should turn over tremendous importance to this country." testifying about a Jan. 12, 1972, meeting Some officials of the Special Watergate in both the Ellsberg and military ■ materials and a secret report from one grand jury to the As John Doar, counsel to the he had set with Mitchell. Prosecutor's Office are known to believe spying tape recordings he cases. I previously gave the House inquiry. committee, argued that the inquiry is that Nixon's seemingly arbitrary decision grand jury. Mitchell is on trial with former In previous testimony before the I St. Clair told newsmen later that he was The White House said it took no entitled to the report, Sirica asked to overlook national security in the ■ wring to all of the materials that had whether there had been any discussion Commerce Secretary Maurice Stans on committee, Yeoman Charles E. Radford position on the matter since it was turning Ellsberg case and to invoke it in the and Rear Adm. Robert O. Welander, who 1. n wade available to the three grand over the materials anyway; the special that it might be advisable to delay the charges of impeding a Securities and military snooping case was a flagrant abuse Exchange Commission investigation of worked together in the military liaison ■ lu'ies hearing Watergate and related prosecutor asked that the grand jury's inquiry until the Watergate cover - up trial of his White House office. Vesco in return for a $200,000 unit attached to the National Security n Utters. recommendation be followed and the is finished. The New York Times reported last contribution by the international financier Council, acknowledged the transmittal of J■questions ^ixon from is ready to answer written the committee, St. Clair report be given to the committee; lawyers for seven men indicted by the grand jury The judge said the date for the trial had tentatively been set for Sept. 9. to President Nixon's re • election month that the Watergate prosecutors had been investigating Nixon's handling of the unauthorized documents in 1971 to Adm. Thomas H. Moorer, chairman of the Joint Meanwhile, in New York, former campaign. military snooping issue. ISl(i If these answers are not satisfactory. last Friday opposed its transmission. Chiefs of Staff. Area housing improves slowly By ANDREA AUSTIN tenants who say their landlords are tacking the additional costs of City officials expect most housing violations will be remedied State News Staff Writer when all units are inspected and the ordinance is fully enforced in licensing and improvements on to their rents. This is most apparent in monthly rental contracts, Charles said, about two years. But while they are waiting for structural defects Nine months after East Lansing City Council passed its new as some rents went up last fall immediately after the ordinance to improve, other problems are developing. went into effect. With rising rents, most observers see a decreased supply of housing code, little improvement in housing conditions has occurred and perhaps greater problems wait on the horizon. A committee of city officials and citizen and University- rental housing as the most serious consequence of ordinance The ordinance, which includes standards not met by many advisers came up, in 1971, with recommendations that spawned enforcement. the ordinance, aimed at protecting the public welfare as it sets The commission has heard a dozen appeals to allow cellar existing conditions, attempts to protect the public welfare from decrepit, overcrowded and unsafe housing and careless landlords. down a stringent set of regulations concerning maintenance and occupancy, now totally prohibited, which are usually granted if Most officials, however, concede that the supply will decrease and the unit meets all other housing standards, Brown said. building standards to be enforced by inspection and licensing. leave no easy remedy. By late February, 225 licenses had been issued to rental It is these strict licensing standards that may tighten the Some observers have noted that enforcement of the regulations buildings passing inspection under the code. market and thus increase rents, officials and observers say. is drastically tightening the housing supply, forcing up rents that The figure represents 1,900 living units, or about one quarter Rent control is a solution some local observers give to the are already the second highest in the state and ultimately wiping of the rental units in the city, Robert Jipson, city housing and rising rent problem, but most city officials are reluctant to talk building director, said. out as many as 500 rental spaces. about it without state enabling legislation and a study of the need If some people expected an immediate solution to housing The housing department could not estimate how many tenants here and successes elsewhere. and landlords rent or own licensed dwellings. However, less than problems, it is not forthcoming. "The commission thought it a really oozing issue," housing The Tenants' Resource Center, an independent group of half of MSU's 40,000 students live on campus. commission Chairman Byron Brown said. "Maybe they saw it as a volunteers who operate a telephone advisory service on housing Fifty to 100 applications for licenses are currently with the political problem." city, pending inspection for compliance with the regulations. problems, foresees some measure of success with the ordinance's maintenance provisions. The East Lansing housing market may also tighten as landlords Others on the- commission - nine citizens appointed by city Undesireable side effects are likely, however, because it does council to hear housing appeals and monitor the East decrease the number of tenants to comply wth occupancy Lansing not attack more serious housing problems of supply and cost. housing situation - agree that rent control may be a far off. regulations and quit renting altogether, rather than pay for "It's hard to tell if the ordinance is having a positive effect," "Most forms of rent control eventually lead to a decrease in housing improvements. Mark Charles, a resource center director, said. "We haven't heard the housing supply," Brown pointed out. "While it may benefit "The basement and floor space requirements are a good deal of more improvements than would have been made ordinarily." some people in the short run, it may work to the detriment of the stricter than before," Charles said. "Some landlords will choose to go out of business rather than bring their dwellings into Housing inspector John Wibert, however, has noticed some entire housing stock." improvement since he began inspecting local dwellings in Rent control, being initiated in a few communities across compliance." October. the country now, is now illegal under Michigan law. He said at least one such landlord has given up so far. "Quite a number of units havee been upgraded," he said. The commission thinks the ordinance will make a significant SN Photo/Susan SMner Though Brown said a rent control proposal would meet sure "They (landlords) are slowly upgrading some of the older death in the current city council, Councilman George Griffiths difference in the quality of rental housing, from controlling residences, especially their electrical services." said it would have a good chance of working in East Lansing. A However, the resource center has had several complaints from "I'd be willing to jump into it tomorrow," he said. (Continu«d on page 6) housing inspector jots down notes. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 7, |97J Meir announces new cabinet JERUSALEM (AP) - The cabinet retains Defense inspection tour of the Golan saying he agreed to remain as range problems" of Arab In a television interview Premier Golda Meir presented Minister Moshe Dayan and Heights that more Syrian Israel's defense boss because of countries that oppose a Middle after other key ministers. Both Meir East settlement. return.ng from his touJ her new cabinet to President forces concentrated a "new security situation . . . were now Dayan said the SyriansZ Ephraim Katzir Wednesday and Dayan earlier had reversed to help overcome the crisis." The state radio reported that on along the cease ■ fire line with more than 1,000 tank and announced that the decisions to quit their posts, Israel than before the October After his tour of the Golan Syrian warplanes flew high National Religious party would amid reports of a Syrian Middle East war. front he said he was less over their own forward —*200^ innthe fan Energy bill veto override fails join in a coalition to give her a buildup on the Golan front. The defense minister was concerned with the Syrian positions but did not penetrate the n ♦ u October ° more than conflict befoJ majority in Parliament. Dayan reported after an quoted by Israeli state radio as build ■ up than with "long - Israeli - controlled air space. Units of the WASHINTON (AP) The Senate failed Wednesday "The level of tension and ir,ira- Jordan.an, Kuwait, J afternoon to override President Nixon's veto of readiness is the highest Moroccan armies were remembered here since the still j, emergency energy legislation providing for an oil price the area and more were read rollback. The votewas5X-40.eight votes short of the two - thirds Britain's cool miner Yom Kippur war," an Israeli radio correspondent reported. to be advanced into lines, he said. "The Syrian forces the fj do majority needed to overrride the veto, which Nixon Commenting on reports on a have to take no announced earlier in the day. massive concentration of any immedlat The vote marked the death of the energy bill which Congress had wrestled with since it was first introduced as union heads O Syrian forces, Dayan said, "They are there more or less at operative steps to be renew the war " said ready ti Day an Dayan did not say what h the same strength as on the eve thought were the chances c by Senate Interior Committee Chairman Henry M. LONDON This was taken by some to mean he will stand no interference of the Yom Kippur war." But (AP) - The leaders of Britain's 280,000 striking coal reaching an agreement wit Jackson, D-Wash., in October. miners Wednesday night accepted a one - year, $230 million pay if his hairline margin compels him to shelve some controversial he said the Syrian forces had Syria to disengage the war Jackson called the veto "a flagrant show of contempt Labor commitments, including plans for large ■ scale maintained their army at full package designed to end the nation's gravest industrial crisis since ready troops on the front. Bu for the impact of the fuel shortages and soaring fuel World War II. nationalization. strength on the truce line since he said Israel must the end of the war, and he continue ti The 27 • man executive of the miners' union voted, 25 to 2, to Buckingham Palace announced Queen Elizabeth II will open pursue a settlement throw! prices on the American people." Failure to override the the new Parliament next Tuesday "without state ceremonial" for indicated no special movement accept the deal after 12 hours of bargaining with the state - run U.S. Secretary of State veto would cost the public $20 million a day, according the first time since World War II. The explanation given was a of troops that could mean a Henr coal board. A. Kissinger. to Jackson. lack of time to make arrangements. new outbreak of fighting. Ending the strike and resuming the flow of coal that fires 70 "I think it is important Moments before, the House voted for a crude oil per cent of the country's power - permitting cancellation of the The queen had hurried back from Australia to be on hand for arrive at a solution in a the outcome of last Thursday's election. shorl price rollback similar to the one contained in the energy three • day work week now imposed on many British firms and Earlier, the Israeli military time that will give us an end t( bill vetoed factories - was the first order of business for Prime Minister command, in a statement the war, and an agreement by Nixon. Harold Wilson's new Labor government. thai A 218-175 vote wrote the provision into a repeated in hourly radio will give us more than just Joseph Gormley, president of the union, said the men would newscasts, said the Golan cessation of firing," Davai different energy agency. measure, As in the original one to create a statutory federal bill, the rollback generally would go back to the mines by Monday after a bitter dispute that has dragged on for nearly four months and hamstrung the economy. Springtime weather Heights front was calm. said. While leaders of the miners and National Coal Board were on tap for weekend set a level that could go to S7.09 a barrel. It would thrashing out the pay settlement, lawmakers assembled in the two apply to domestic crude oil. houses of Parliament for traditional swearing • in ceremonies. "It is going to be an exciting Parliament for all of us," Wilson Passers - by seem to be of snow last March, with the told the crowded chamber from his place in the government shedding their clothes all over month's low not recorded until benches that had been occupied since 1970 by former Cambodians start counterattack Conservative Prime Minister Edward Heath. the country as "streaking" threatens to outstrip exorcism March 21 at a bonechilling 15 degrees. Wilson's minority government, with 301 places in the 635 - as the current fad — and with Stiff fighting was reported in Cambodia Wednesday as seat House of Commons, faces parliamentary struggles in the good reason, since climbing 1,500 government troops launched an attack against months ahead. The Conservatives have 296 seats, the Liberal temperatures indicate spring is PSYCHOLOGY party 14 and smaller parties a total of 24. insurgent forces that have blocked Phnom Penh's supply just around the corner — March Seeking an MA Degree? Wilson thus will need help from the Liberals to get legislation route to the sea for four days. 20, to be exact. We can help you! passed. Under the British system, he would not necessarily fall PURIM The mercury will range Three soldiers were killed as government forces with the defeat of a particular bill unless he lost a confidence between 40 and 50 degrees in fanned north and south of a highway outside of the vote. the Lansing area this weekend, Heath commented: "I offer to the prime minister the capital, but little forward progress was made. with lows of 20 to 30 degrees Two government outposts. 21 miles west of Phnom congratulations and the understanding of the whole house due to and chances of showers Friday Second Annual Big Blast Penh, were overrun by insurgent forces Wednesday, field anyone who assumes the immense responsibilities of the first minister of the crown." and Saturday, the weather COLLEGE service said. Union Ballrooms B-(l reports said. In Saigon, the South Vietnam military command and Only a few hours earlier Wilson had met with his Laborite followers privately and warned they must be ready for a new However, Sunday's ADMISSION ballot almost any time. He said his cabinet was assuming, temperature is not expected to □ GRADUATE I ) LAW the Vietcong said more prisoners were exchanged but however, it will stay in office "for at least a year ahead," though challenge the record Lansing □ MEDICAL □ VETERINARIAN Megillah 7:30 (bring noise) the program was not completed as scheduled due to high for March 10 of 65 anything could happen. □ COIL TRANSFERS • DROPOUTS transportation problems. He was given a tumultous victory ovation. Insiders reported degrees recorded in 1925. It is too early for sun Call/mrHt: Dr. P»y* Festivities 8:30 (spiel, food, later Wilson also said: "I regard myself as the custodian of the (212) 27S-2900 recreation) worshipers to cease their party manifesto." praying, though, since Lansing College Admission? Center ot N V Governors want Sponsored by Httlel Foundation new president was blanketed by 16.5 inches 102-30 Queen Blvd. Fornt H.IH, NY 11375 Wpubttcun Gov. Frtncis W. Sargent of Massachusetts and several Democratic colleagues said Wednes4ay the Jj^rj woiild be better off if Gerald Ford replaced DON'T SELL ANYWHERE UNTIL . President Nixon in the White House. However, two other Republicans, Gov. Milliken and Washington's Daniel J. Evans, said it is important for the congressional impeachment investigation to proceed so the country can learn the whole story of Nixon's possible involvement in the Watergate scandal. Their comments came Conference opened a two as - the National Governors day winter meeting amid general dissatisfaction with the way the Nixon YOU CHECK OUR PRICES! administration is handling such problems as energy, the economy and Watergate. We have orders from around the country for USED BOOKS. This assures you of a good price Soviet official skeptical of detente even though the book is not being used at MSU Soviet Defense Minister Adrei Grechko says that the Soviet Union should remain wary of the East - West detente and increase its military spending. "The aggressive forces of imperialism must constantly feel we are always on the alert," Grechko wrote in an article in the current issue of the Communist party's theoretical journal. The prominent display given Grechko's article seemed to be further indication that influential men in the Soviet leadership are apprehensive about detente with the United States. Political reform slated in Italy Italian Premier Mariane Rumor was asked to form a new coalition by President Giovanni Leone Wednesday, in order to effect reforms against the energy crisis and inflation which are sweeping Europe. The present coalition had been shaken by internal squabbling over a campaign for a nationwide reterendum to abolish a divorce law and a scandal of oil hoarding and bribing involving leading politicians, oilmen and state officials'. Italy is also struggling under a disastrous foreign trade deficit. If Rumor fails to form a new coalition, Italy will face the prospect of early elections for the second time in two years. Profs sing ancient love song Two Berkeley professors gave a presentation Wednesday of what is believed to be the oldest song in the world. Anne D. Kilmer, professor of Assyriology, and Richard L. Crocker, professor of music history, played and sang the soft hymn which they called a love song to Hh gods and goddesses. The presentation was the culmination of 15 years of 507 E. Grand River looks study by Kilmer. The "sheet music," a clay tablet approximately 4,000 years old that was written in cuneiform signs, was found by Frenchmen on the coast Skw | (Across From Borkey) of Syria in the 1950's. The discovery proves that Western music is about 351-5420 1,400 years older than previously known. Scholars have always believed that Western music originated in Greece, kbut this indicates it came from the Near East. Stone Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 7,1974 3 \f\orida AAA | gas available soys Campus voter signup extended By LINDA SANDEL State Newt Staff Writer of MSU'S students register for be profitable for the city to council should not interfere city between $90,000 and Road — Grand River Avenue for all you spring break sunshine ■ seekers; classes before leaving for the solicit voters during the entire with the administrative details $135,000. intersection. d Gas is available in student vacation spots in Florida Students will be able to spring term break. registration. Councilmen of the city. The proposed compromises One resident of the area this I Week. Florida AAA offices reported, but no one seems to be register to vote during all seven After Grebner's questioned the number of In other action, the council were introduced by Sharp, who opposed the amendment, II surf wnai what uitr end of the month will the *..u be like w... w- for travelers „Ke i0r days of spring registration presentation, Councilman students who would use the said it would also requested that the city stating that it was just the for AAA in navtnna thanks to a decision made request the A . ...inca-fiman spokeswoman for AAA in Daytona Beach said the gas d«.,...u • , .. by George Griffiths introduced a service. Mihcigan Dept. of State traffice commission initiate a beginning of a council effort to East Lansing City Council motion asking that the council „tuation there is good, but the end of the month supply is City Manager John M. Highways to consider changing study to create an alternative revive and work slowly at ■ impossible jmposMDi' Generally, |gas supplies grow shorter as predict. ««■■»•■■■*, to 1"™"-'. Tuesday night following a provide the service for students Patriarche said that the city the traffic signal at the route to Abbott Road from rebuilding the peripheral route I the end of the month approaches. nearly hour - long discussion of Michigan Avenue via Delta plan. I she said rationing is not in effect in Daytona Beach but the city's responsibility in , Street and Valley Court Drive. In other action, council I stations arc dosing early and some are limiting purchases recruiting voters. Sharp noted that a recent approved a request that the city The 4-1 vote, with East Lansing is going to try to put some I Earlier reports indicated gas stations were closing by noon Schoenberger issued an opinion stating that the traffic origination and manager and administrative I Councilman Mary Sharp "teeth" in its disorderly conduct code. sho also said the AAA office issues a weekly gas check for present code does not specifically provide for destination study showed that staff review the structure of 1 travelers. casting the sole dissenting The city council requested city attorney punishment of certain behaviors, among them drivers were using the narrow the present committees and I |n Fort Lauderdale, an AAA spokeswoman said: "Things ballot, came after political Dennis McGinty Tuesday to conduct a indecent exposure. Oakhill - area streets to get to commissions advising the city activist Mark Grebner I are looking up. The lines have gone down." comprehensive review of the current code Currently the codes states that it is unlawful Abbott Road rather than council for possible solutions I But she also said no one could be sure if there would be confronted council with what which covers, among to make any "immoral exhibition or indecent other things, 31 counts of navigate the busy Abbott to functional overlaps. he called "semi crisis" behavior unacceptable in public places. I sufficient gas in another two weeks. She said travelers can a - exposure" of one's person. I find gas in Fort Lauderdale, but stations are closing early involving the registration of Councilman John Polomsky commented that Council I I a voluntary even • odd rationing plan is in effect in Fort Lauderdale, but all stations are not complying. student voters with paid deputies during class enrollment. requested the review after East Lansing's former District Court Judge Maurice he hoped this review might signal a reversal of the "overly liberal" trends of the former judge. A SMSU cand I a strike of stations affiliated with major oil companies in I I Florida to protest inadequate allocations is not currently in effect in either of these Florida tourist towns. Grebner referred to an earlier decision made by City Clerk Beverly Colizzi to staff by "directing the city clerk to now prefers to use paid intersection of Hill Crest — submits res 1 Reports two weeks ago indicated that though strikes were hire deputies during all seven deputies rather than volunteer Grand River Avenues to a Richard Strong submitted I only regular class registration "3.) I am committed to the spotty throughout the state, many stations were closing in on March 25 and 26 with days of registration. He later registrars so that it can better continuous signal from 7 a.m. the following statement to the election of effective black I the early afternoon and gas prices were hitting 70 cents per paid changed the wording of the control the procedures and to voter deputy registrars. midnight. State News Wednesday leadership throughout the state I gallon. Grebner based his request motion so that it "requested" nonpolitical atmosphere of the Currently, the light is a afternoon regarding his of Michigan. 1 The AAA office in Lansing reported it will have an the city clerk to staff the entire drive. yellow blinker except for hours candidacy for ASMSU for additional registrars I updated report on the southern gas situation late Friday during registration period. when school children early registration, Monday Sharp — who said she was are president: I Most of the mild "4.) There would not be afternoon. satisfied with Cbliza's original crossing. "I am no longer a candidate through Friday, on statistics controversy centered on the In addition, council said it for ASMSU president. I have enough time in a year for me plans - opposed the to perform as a strong and showing that nearly 50 per cent question of whether it would would investigate withdrawn from the race based amendment, saying that the the open ASMSU president and construction of guard rails on several reasons. between the street and keep my commitments to my "1.) I have a commitment as community in Detroit." sidewalk near Central School chairman of the Michigan Senate votes and added that it would like to Democratic Junior Black against pay raises noticeable Caucus. see more signs warning drivers that they "2.) I have commitments to * are in a school zone. the black community in Council said it would Detroit as precinct delegate disapproval for support these measures as test and vice chairman of the 13th pASHINGTON (AP) - one the Senate Alaska, who had threatened to pay raises said many of their year pay raises for Post Office and Civil Service a way of removing from compromises to a proposed Congressional Youth filibuster against the Senate colleagues had told * rien, federal judges Committee had recommended Congress the setting of its own overpass which could cost the Committee. disapproval resolution, them privately they agreed pay. |nd top executive branch providing for killing only the protested that the debate with them but were unable to But the law has not worked re voted down by congressional salary increases. The Stale News is vublished by the students of cutoff was ordered before the vote with them. Michigan State lie Senate Wednesday. Once the substitute was as intended, and after the vote University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring school terms. Senate had a chance to consider Under a 1967 law, the pay adopted, the final vote on Republican Leader Hugh Scott Mondays. Wednesday, and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special ft J A resolution of disapproval compromises he intended to raises Nixon proposed of 7.5 said, "We failed to do justice Welcome Week editioi ed in September. Subscription rate is ■rried by a 69 to 28 vote. passage was 72 • 26. offer. per cent for three for others because we feared to ■ No House action is The Senate cleared the years would way But Sen. Robert P. Griffin, do justice for ourselves." earlier in the day for the automatically have taken effect jcessary. The Senate vote was R - Mich., did get a vote on a at midnight Saturday unless University, East Lansing. Michigan, 48824. showdown by voting 67 to 31, Majority Leader Mike piough to kill the salary proposal to cut only senators disapproved by the Senate or Mansfield, D • Mont., opposed icreases President Nixon had one more than the required out of the pay raises. It was the House. to the pay raises, said that (eluded in the budget he two - thirds majority, to put its rejected 80 to 18. The increases less than News/Editorial Knitted to debate limitation were members of Congress do not Congress. • rule into Griffin voted in favor of the Classified Ads recommended to the President have to keep their jobs if they I The key vote was on effect. Display Advertising raises on the final vote. by a special commission do not like their $42,500 Business Office ptituting the resolution of Sen. Ted Stevens, R - Leading supporters of the provided for by the 1967 law as salaries. 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Until they act, the committee (HB 5228) that if passed will prohibit financial advantages, then the managers of A. Dively, R - Manistee, Charles H. will only assume a lack of interest on their colleges and universities from requiring these systems are grossly incompetent and Vamum, R - Manistique, Dale Warner, R - part. students to reside in residence halls. should be replaced. Certainly visitation Eaton Rapids, Bela Kennedy, R - Mandator, residence hall occupancy is Allegan, Rep. Perry Bullard rules, substance use restrictions and their or Jackie Vaughn, D - Detroit, committee D • Ann Arbor clearly a violation of a person's rights. It is unreasonable regulation of personal chairman. wrong to force an individual to live in a conduct must be changed before certain place against his or her will and a universities can expect young adults to further wrong to subject them to rules and regulations while living there. In addition to violating the individual's enjoy living in them. The University of Michigan abolished such regulations in 1970. Congress too right, mandatory housing requirements Mandatory hall residency requirements To the Editor: representatives. A brief letter or a public have allowed universities to pay debt are wrong in principle and more so in view The handing down of indictments in the opinion telegram to our congressmen and retirements on residence halls built during of the incompetence and oppressiveness senators should help steady the nerves of Watergate morass this past week has the 1960s without the worry of improving evident in hall management. confirmed what most citizens have those less intrepid souls among them. them. Only if students have an off • This bill, which will benefit Let them know that all of us want this Michigan suspected all along, that is, ample legal campus housing option will universities be college students, is pending in the House grounds exist to bring President Nixon and sordid affair over and done with, but in forced to produce better housing Committee on Colleges and Universities the only way it can be dealt with many of his former subordinates to trial. alternatives. and will go no further unless students It is reasonably and fairly. Richard M. Nixon is Residence halls start with tremendous becoming equally apparent, work to support it. however, that many members of Congress entitled to the legal guarantees provided economic advantages over private housing Students must act now to get this bill are too timid to act or follow their him by the Constitution, including a trial own on two counts. First, no property tax is through. Students should send petitions or consciences with regard to impeachment by the Senate. In order to grant him that paid and property tax is nearly 20 per cent letters in support of HB 5228 to my office until they have stronger indications of the trial he must first be impeached. of private rental property costs. Second, halls are funded by tax - free municipal or at to offices of other committee members the State Capitol, Lansing, Michigan, political reaction they are likely to call forth from the electorate. • Within the next 40 days each of us will spend one or more hours filling out Advertiser for bonds on which universities pay a much 48901. This is a critical time, income tax forms on which we declare our lower rate of interest than private landlords pay for bank mortgages. Members include Reps. Gerrit Muskegon, H. Lynn Jondahl, D • East Hasper, D all of us should express our on this matter to our elected therefore, when personal views legally required annual contribution for the support of our government. With that inconsiderate, in mind, anyone who cannot afford the To the Editor: 3) Using a prepared script of selecta additional few pennies for postage and "one • liners with which to another half hour's time to write his or her Pity poor Dan Kovacs, so desperate for women" also indicates a lack of devastati views to the appropriate elected creati female companionship he has to advertise - most women prefer an imaginative representatives deserves the kind of for it! He should be aware, however, of creative bed partner. (mis)government we will surely get. one of the first tenents of advertising, that David Monson 4) The bed itself hardly looks bii the supplier must offer a quality product enough to sleep two people 1348 Bayshore Dr. to meet the customer's demand. He has the least he could do is comfortably - failed to offer supply a doiihli quality in several areas: bed. 1) The room pictured looks like a pigpen 5) Finally, a woman does look for, hardly conducive to a restful sleep. - modicum of good looks and general 2) Papering the walls with seven years appea in a prospective bedmate. After Rough of Playboy pin • ups shows a deplorable Kovacs' picture, what more need I William W. Whiting Jim Bush John W. l.indstrom lack of imagination as well as I am afraid that in this case the ... Editor-in-chief City editor Campus editor Lynda Eckert... i nconsideration for his potential producl Beth Ann Masalkoski.. Advertising Manager National editor Kathy Niezurawski offered in no way comes Copy chief .. Michael J. Fox roommate's needs. up to even th< Gerald H. Coy General Manager .. . Managing editor Bob Novosad Opinion Page editor Maybe he could at most minimal consumer demands Susan Ager Staff representative Lynn Henning Sports editor Craig Porter Photo editor To the Editor: least have a few copies of Playgirl around The effort on the part of the MSU to for her? Editorials are the opinion of State News Staff columns, commentaries, points i s. of view and letters are personal opinions. improve the Collingwood entrance to campus has resulted in a completely- intolerable situation. Marathon ge EDITORIALS The structure of the boulevard may ease congestion, but the condition of the To the Editor: for writing a worthwhile article pavement has caused bottlenecking to Thanks so much for putting the By publicizing activities such as thes Cain most reoccur. Not only do the rough pavement spotlight on the dance marathon for your newspaper is acting as a true servi< qualified and potholes in the roadway cause automobiles to reduce their speed to a crawl, these huge craters have inflicted multiple sclerosis. I am sure that the turnout was much better due to coverage in the paper. to the community, which is what newspaper should do. Carla \ augha many damages to the cars that use this Congratulations to writer Paula Holmes 308 Mavo Hi ASMSU from bureauc route. I no longer enter campus this way; one flat tire taught me a lesson. I will not risk bending an axle. Put Doonesbury When students vote at year. opinion. To the Editor: MSU should be reminded that the job is paper - he called this move over a we registration for ASMSU Board Involvement, however, is not the The question remains, however, ago. not done. Hopefully, they will move sole criteria for Your headline Feb. 27 "Simon agrees: How about assigning president, they should keep in mind selecting an ASMSU whether Cain has the strong rapidly to clean up this mess before some "Doonesbury" Board crisis now only a problem," further the front page and relegating Simon a that whoever will head the next president. Flexibility in personal capacity to be a dynamic major accident is caused. strengthens my feeling that Garry others to the inside pages'.' board can make the difference assessing the issues that concern leader. He must show this ability if Marty Kresnak Trudeau, creator of "Doonesbury," is one Joel B. Flemi between an involved and active students is also a required trait. 534 W. Holden Hall of the most perceptive contributors to the he is to prove that the next ASMSU 1804 Hamilton Ro< student governing unit or a tangled Apparently, ASMSU board will not be d spineless bureaucracy. For this reason, the representatives have had problems bureaucracy. most qualified choice would be Timothy F. Cain. assessing concerns of students. There have been several issues, such Other candidates presidency, save one, have shown for the Astronomy To the Editor: answer The new ASMSU Board as the student liaison proposal and probably would not do any good if you harmony of the cosmos is maintained. varying degrees of competence in I could, A few months later the kid discov president must be a person who can the Student Instructor Rating just read a book on astronomy. It is practice various methods of many areas essential to student that he can burp, fart, vomit, gush gr« great stuff. It explains how all of a guy's hypnotizing you into a sort of dream land, organize groups to achieve goals. System controversies which are leadership. Robert Distler does not frustrations are the result of cosmic where everything is rosy and you bile out of his ears or eat his own foot. Hi Cain has shown his ability in visible. But there are also concerns even take his candidacy seriously. has independently invented the art machinations. Then it goes on to state that personally are a little short of miraculous. uniting students by his active of students not yet determined. His past record at Lansing practically everybody has frustrations, By that time you are ready to pay any fee. normal conversation. This works e involvement as a primary organizer The Now that we have got that straight, let's better. All this time, mind you, the kid hai new president must begin an Community College as attempted meaning that the stars don't like anybody. be honest about it. What does a child do not had to resort to a and president of the Kellogg Center active program to seek out student Astronomy, it seems, does not attempt single Tarot card "dictator" does not speak well to cure your frustrations. That's left to when he is frustrated? He sticks his middle Horoscope, Rosicrucian time table Student Employes Assn. needs. of his intentions at MSU. fortune teller or astronomer, yet Iw ha! fortune telling, which is basically the art finger up. No fortune teller taught him to Cain appears to have a natural James Beach brought to do that, but it works. He promptly forgets taken care of all his frustrations very light of hoodwinking you into parting with feel for sorting out concerns. But if your hard ■ earned greenbacks. his frustration in the secure knowledge nicely. important issues and the need to I think it would be great if the Israeli! he is to be an effective leader, he Fortune tellers, knowing that it's a little (and satisfaction) that he himself is ok, the explain the confusing organization late to choose your sign, and that it rolls inexorably forward and the and the Egyptians would assemble alonf should make plans to formally seek of ASMSU to students, but he fails opposite sides of the Suez Canal, , out student needs, such as through to meet the criterion of past green bile at each other, then go home ant a survey. The new president should be a experience with ASMSU. Both Timothy Davis and Victor Bad odor at eat their own feet. It would probably k greater still if we could realize when strong leader. While compromise is own foot is in our mouth. M. Green provide personal promise To the Editor: filter systems, giving rise to olfactory an unavoidable Unfortunate it is that "adults" so ol part of the position, of activism, but their main concerns As chairperson of the standing distortions? tend to the president should not allow forget that they are adults. committee on Building, Lands and The members of the committee will, I are completely outside MSU and compromise to endanger legitimate Planning, I am concerned at your am sure, share my dismay at being in bad Richard B. Polle; they suffer from a lack of statement that our committee reeks. Is it odor with the State News. student needs. The student liaison Charles K. (iordoi knowledge about ASMSU. possible that there is a failure in the roll Anne C. Garrison, Chairperson plan was one beleagured victim of While Thomas Somers has off characteristics of your human audio Committee on Building, Lands and Planning 133 Durand compromise. experience as a present member of New life should be given to the TIMOTHY F.CAIN board itself. ASMSU must get out the board, his becoming ASMSU Board president would provide no New law school unn of its board - room bureaucracy and It is also essential that the next change from the present board To the Editor: now studying at this public Michigan law in the state of Michigan has adopted involve itself in the active I am a citizen and a taxpayer in the school. of the most shamefully parochii which has proven its ineffectiveness board president have a working leadership of MSU students. State of Michigan who will be attending a Calculate some percentages yourself and admissions policies imaginable in dealing with student problems. knowledge, not only of ASMSU, Cain has been very vocal in the Whichever candidate appeals to law school in another state next year and then weigh those against the cost of a new Build a new law school in Michigan but of MSU. Cain has been will be paying correspondingly high fees in law school. You may be nauseated. It does Bah! It's like building a new house whe1 a past about his concerns for students each student, it is essential that all order to do so. One might think that I not seem to be a generally known fact that the old one gets dirty. Steven Hutchen member of the University and their involvement in student students do vote and do so would welcome a new law school at MSU the largest publicly supported law school W213 Owen Ha Committee on Public Safety for governance. He has also shown a carefully. The freedom to choose (or, indeed, some other Michigan two years and director of ASMSU desire to make the presidency and university). Such is not the case. carries with it the responsibility of Labor Relations Board for the past ASMSU more responable to student choice. Before one decides to favor such sizable budgetary outlays he should simply obtain Deserve better a copy of the latest bulletin of the To the Editor: Whoever thought this up must have University of Michigan Law School and False In regard to Robert Nelson's letter of rotten sense of humor, because it has to fire alarms examine the section entitled "Institutions Represented in the Student Body." From this, one can glean an approximation of the relative number of Michigan residents Friday concerning Robben Fleming: I agree with you 100 per cent. I have been a loyal and hardworking a joke. I would much rather Morris the Cat. Look for the green listen and white M» Spartan fan for four years and feel that pennant waving in the Auditorium. c Fires are no joke and neither are a little more responsibility. damage. the winter term graduating class deserves will be seeing another dissatisfied Spar a fake fire alarms. Recent outbreaks of campus fires With the growing number of false alarms it has become easy to ignore Students can of fires with careful alleviate the use danger of any Vote in something better than a speech by the president of the University of Michigan. Cindy KU'inhai How unexciting and degrading! 295 McDonel Hi warrant thoughtful consideration alarms. When students learn there is potential fire To the Editor: - causing device and It is curious to me that the MSU by students as to why the fires have an actual fire they could easily by not playing games with false occurred and the extent to which community has never taken advantage of panic, rush out of their rooms alarms. Court ruling allowing college damage could have been avoided. Ironically, it seems that negligence leaving doors open and in the end Fires are real and could happen the Supreme students to vote where they go to school. I SN merits com suffering needless loss due to smoke to you. cannot understand why students continue and poor housekeeping have been to vote in their home districts. the biggest causes of fires. Most of us live either on campus or in East Lansing for at least nine months of for free car p the year. What happens here affects our Campus fires have been caused To the Editor: daily lives, what happens at home is of MSU out from behind the green by careless smoking, overheating of little consequence in the way we live. As winter term '74 draws to a close, I marked private university community grease in popcorn poppers, clothes Collectively, we can wield a strong club would like to make a student evaluation, The publicity generated by to make the community and country but not of a class or professor. burning in dryers, hot irons left on newspaper helped the project < understand our needs, wants and desires. I feel that the State News should be boundaries of Grand River Avenw' clothes or an ironing board, papers commended for the dedicated interest and left hanging out of over stuffed Divided, our voice is so weak that no one bring student involvement into the or can hear us. just plain hard work of organizing a car Lansing area. incinerators and unattended candles pool campaign. Register to vote in East Lansing. By In light of this, my only suW'st10" and heaters. working together we can make this It is a known fact *h»t many people for more of the same quality cov community a model of what we want to regarded the fuel shortage as just a hoax This is what should be read in These fires could clearly have and ignored the feasibility of see In the world. "pooling paper been avoided if students had shown Dave Harwood plans." But, by overlooking these barriers, Terry Con 513 Cedar Village the State News successfully projected' 702 E. Holden H Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 7, 1974 5 Adams blasts 'U' policy on tenure, retir By BOB OUR LI AN The amendments would instate the vice community that the only way we can keep State News Staff Writer talented faculty, creative faculty at president for research development as an ex officio member of the Academic Walter Adams, distinguished University Michigan State is through compulsion?" blasted Adams from his seat, adding that Council, provide for representation of professor of economics, told the Academic students from the College of Urban the implication is that only "deadwood" Sentate Wednesday that the University would remain if retirement were opened Development in the Academic Council and administration's tenure freeze and refusal up and the faculty had a choice. change the start of the term of the to lower retirement age below 70 is forcing chairman of the Faculty Affairs and In other business, the senate passed faculty members to remain at MSU. Faculty Compensation Committee to Adam's remarks came at the three amendments to the'Bylaws for Academic Governance. September instead of July. culmination of a discussion of the tenure freeze at the senate's annual meeting attended by 75 of 2,2000 members. A faculty member from Engineering Dept. told President Wharton that many Warm temperatures said talented assistant professors hired three and four years ago with the promises of Still play promotions are not getting them. to hike hall noise problem Since engineers have marketable skills, a Phillip Hartley, left. Bill Oberlin, John Stamps and Sheldon It was the second The lovely spring weather that never attempt this week to break the world threat of losing the assistant professors The effects of this noise Kirch, right, play during the 181st hour of a record record of 176 hours 45 minutes. fails to induce a multitude of mediocre are particularly • exists, he said. unnerving in halls such as Brody and Case breaking bridge game in the Snyder - Phillips Hall basement. poets to butcher the language also brings State News photo by Susan Sheiner Halls and other halls where classes are Provost John Cantlon responded that he with it flies, mosquitos, homets and more doubted many would be affected in this taught during the day. and louder residence hall noise. Jack Strickland, manager of Case Hall, way. Gary North, coordinator of residence IAASU group breaks world record Cantlon added that the University is currently settling back to "normal" halls, said Wednesday that the warm weather of the past days has brought with it an increase in irritation caused by noise. where James Madison College is located, said an acoustical problem in the west wing courtyard of the Hall causes operations. The past 15 years, he said, ricochetting of music from speakers set on lor longest nonstop bridge have been years of explosion and Opened windows, said North, let out ledges of open windows. the noise of blaring stereos into classrooms instability where promotions and tenures "It hasn't been too bad yet this year," game were granted more quickly. Adams pointed out that through early and quiet floors nearby. "Stereos are the single most identifiable irritant that we have seen yet," North said. Strickland said. "But, of course, we haven't had that much warm weather By JOE KIRBY announced that the record was broken. retirement and partial retirement, room "A lot of people go on the premise that yet." The group plans to keep playing and could be made for younger instructors in they can come in and make all the noise However, Strickland said, past hopes to go over 200 years hours before stopping, said Ed Keller, one of the the tenure stream. Since the retirement they want until someone tells them to have shown noise problems increase with IA group of MSU bridge fanatics broke the world record for the organizers. "I think it will be harder getting players now that we have the age is currently 70 years. Adams said, warm weather. Lgest nonstop bridge game at 12:48 a.m. Wednesday. record," Keller said. many professors would welcome the quiet down," North said. He added that the process should work in reverse. "The North said no measures of correction I The group of 32 current and former MSU students broke the "It will probably be awhile before anyone breaks our opportunity to retire early. effects of the noise should be anticipated have been devised and no immediate Tord of 176 hours and 45 minutes, set in 1971 by students at it's hard to find enough crazy people," Keller said. "And record; iversity in Scotland, and, was still playing after 191 you Cantlon, however, said trends showed by residents," he said. action will be taken against noise and have to be crazy to do this." that only the more creative professors As weather gets warmer and warmer, noise makers. The player who logged the most time on the took advantage of early retirement North said, noise will get progressively "The living situation is unique," he said. way to the record J"They began playing in Snyder ■ Phillips Hall Feb. 26 after was Larry Wickett, 513 Forrest St., a part • time MSU student, benefits, while "those who are settled in, worse. Sunbathers, he said, frequently lie "A lot of people are packed into a firing that another group of students in Abbot Hall was trying who played 66 hours. to use a euphemism, stay on." outside while I break the record. leaving music playing out an relatively small space where several "I never thought I'd be part of a world record," Wickett said. "Are we so desperate an academic open window. functions go on at once." TiVe were rather angry that Abbot got 100 hours in before we The group has even had a sponsor for their marathon. kn knew about it," said Dave Beglinger, an MSU graduate who Domino's Pizza, 966 Trowbridge Road, supplied them with two Ascribes himself as cheerfully unemployed. J "We're the real bridge players around here, not those jerks over ■Abbot." he added. pizzas and beverages every night. Russ Daniels, 220 Snyder Hall, freshman, said he wanted to Don 't leave t keep playing but not everyone felt the same way. |The Abbot players stopped their game last week after 108 "I got enough to satisfy me, I'm bridged out," until you 've IA crowd of people had gathered around the table as the record Beglinger said. The group plans to write the publishers of the Guinness Book s of Records and inform them of their record approached and offered scattered applause when it - breaking ■as was performance. the warm weath fashions and eyew * n We Accept BANKAN'ERICARD DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Diner's Club Cards. WOLt, THIS HERE POLAND'S A T0U6H, CYNICAL IS ROLAND BURTON REPORTER, 50 DON'T TRY TO \WEY,JR.! HE'S UELC0ME PUT ANYTHIN6 OUX ON HIM- between Jacobson's & rr'S S/MPLY USELESS to PRETEND Campus Theatre '.mm a student jo maw, ' sw for a pop- roland. THERE'S NOT A LOT OP CASUAL Open 9:30-5:00 p.m. Mon.-Sat. Thurs. 9:00 p.m i m nbhsmeekly! SEX AND DRUGS OUT HERE. Trade one tough summer for two great years. The Army ROTC Uasic( lamp. It's tough You'll he earning ail extra SNXIa month, up to ten because you'll lx- making up lor the entire first two months a year. And you'll also !x' earning an years of the Army ROTO Four-Year Program. 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GRAND RIVER more information contact: Department of military science demonstration hall michigan state university 355-1913 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 7, i974 Ohio win called ASSOCIATED PRESS But Rep. Robert Michel, Nixon got 67 per cent of the sentiment over the scandal. R ■ 111., who heads the vote scored in 1972, Luken, 48, "I believe the voters of the 1st District of Ohio have SSLT'M eon^ Republican committee, said an upset over Democrats hailed their the pain of the Ohio loss was Republican Willis D. Gradison expressed their concern about spokesman' clld'l fc party's victory in a Ohio congressional election as special eased by Republican Robert J. Lagomarsino's defeat of seven Jr. Luken downplayed the nature administration of and this our said, "We pleased are of with Mr. ijj Lagomanin an omen of in sweeping victories November, while Democratic opponents in Watergate in his campaign, society," Luken said. victory in CalifomT " Republicans said a reverse California's congressional election. special stressing the economy as a major issue. But all the Vice President Gerald R. Ford said he does not think the Republican party should be discouraged I outcome in California shows elections have been carefully close about the J the Watergate handicap congressional attitude toward race in Ohio." UnoffL can be Lagomarsino, 47, got 53 per cent of the toal vote cast in watched by national party leaders as barometers of public impeachment will be affected by Republican setbacks in tallies gave Lukens of the vote. 52? California's 13th Congressional The victory of Democrat District and avoided a runoff Thomas A. Luken Tuesday in a The winner Cincinnati district that had with any Democratic opponents. of his seven ©grarlSS Qjfl, elected a Democrat only three "We have not said this Robert Stirling, 323 Village Drive, Apt. 527, designed this logo for the Council of Graduate other times in this century should be considered a victory Students and won $50. The design will be used on the COGS letterhead and other items brought the Democratic cheers. for the party or the President," distributed by the organization. Rep. Wayne L. Hays of Ohio, chairman of the House Democratic Congressional Lagomarsino commented. "It was a victory for me." In Ohio's 1st District, where CLOTHING SALE Area housing conditions improve slowly Campaign Committee, said Wednesday it means that "any incumbent Republican who got 65 per cent or less of the vote FLY TO EUROPE 1/2 oH (Continued from page 1) old houses or to construct new is the greatest need in East low cost dwellings. ■ Lansing. last time and has a bright THIS SUMMER on selected coats, shawls, tops, and long "absentee landlords" to opponent, now is on our Charles suggested that the cleaning up outside The commission has talked city could use funds from vulnerable list." dresses.Come in and take advantage of the about establishing a municipal appearances. other sources, such as revenue "I hope the ordinance can housing commission, which would facilitate this, but sharing or bonds to be paid off union activities savings sa at... make owners keep single with rent revenue. family houses in good shape, but it will take a lot of nothing definite has been decided. Consumer o UNION vigilance," Commissioner Mary Luttrell, herself an East State and federal funds Information r ACTIVITIES BOARD could be used for this housing, and D FLIGHTS OFFICE crossroads imports Lansing landlord, said. but regulations prohibit rental man The largest ripoff is where a can rent a house to a to unrelated individuals, which Complaint MON.-FRI. 1-5 P.M. Bi7-ssi-seio 1 SlOabbott rd. •. lanalng. mlohlgan 48823 ALSO AVAILABLE group of students and let the house run down," she said. Referral INTERNATIONAL ID'S YOUTH HOSTEL CARDS Commissioner James D. Davis, who thinks the biggest Gold bath tub mon.-fri. • 1-5pm 353-9777 problem is "absentee landlords 355-3355 Shop Today and Friday 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday 9:30 to 5:30 who are indifferent to the WASHINGTON (AP) - The concerns of tenants," said the principal attraction at one Japanese hotel is a solid gold 4U eVs ordinance can improve this problem because if dwellings bathtub weighing 313Mi are not up to standards the pounds, the National owners can be taken to court. Geographic says. The hotel One possibility to remedy charges the equivalent of $2 a the shortage of low cost minute to bathe in it and housing is for the city to assures bathers that each immersion 203 E. GRAND RIVER appropriate money or issue prolongs life. bonds to finance renovation of Final Wind-Up Of Hosier's Huge Becoming a physician is a tremendous SHOE satisfaction. Let us give you the job satisfaction that should go with it. 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Belaski also wants ASMSU MbU from the University and the fulltime director of the Tri - The first breath of spring has campus police said to make a donation to the current regulations prohibit Community Bike Project, but disappearance of all but 15 of County Drug Rehabilitation reqwakened John Belaski's the original 40 - bike fleet, Project. quest to provide free bicycle Belaski is optimistic about the transportation for everyone In The project operates a the MSU program this year. - East Lansing "Every beginning is Lansing gas station which community. employs ex - drug addicts. difficult," he said. "In time Belaski, owner of Crossroads things will begin to jell." Imports and Crossroads Cycle, Belaski's dream is to have 210 Abbott Road, this week white bicycles waiting moved the remnants of his community bike fleet to new FRATERNITY AND SORORITY residents would be exempted throughout the campus and Delayed use from paying property taxes under city for the convenience of headquarters in the abandoned legislation approved by the local residents. PORT WASHINGTON, N.Y. Citgo station at Albert Street state House, 92-8, Tuesday. and MAC Avenue. The measure, which a spokesman for Gov. Milliken said could Last year, the original fleet (AP) — "Buy now and use students $100 per year, was sent to the Senate. quickly was scattered later," reads a for-sale ad in He said the city government, save one of the local weeklies. The which now owns the site, has throughout the area, but many authorized the Community of the bikes never returned offering: four cemetery lots. home. Bike Project to use it for INSURANCE COMPANIES would be required to provide Belaski has formed a storage and repairs of the discounts on no - fault auto insurance premiums to motorists who bikes. already have health and accident coverage in group policies under nonprofit Crossroads Cycle The city also has a bill Club to help operate the agreed to approved, 31-0, by the state Senate Tuesday. assume ownership of the bikes An identical bill was approved earlier community bike project, but for insurance purposes, and by the House. Following its membership is small. compromise between the two proposals, the East Lansing police have save motorist legislation, which will "If this project is going to an estimated $60 to $100 million annually will promised to donate an be sent to Gov. Milliken. work, it's up to the students," he said. "We have tried to get unspecified number of unclaimed bikes, Belaski support from city residents, STATE REP. but that hasn't worked so far." reported. WILLIAM B. Fitzgerald, D-Detroit, said "The city has given us great Wednesday he will introduce legislation this week to institute support," he commented. "But mandatory gas rationing in Michigan. Fitzgerald, who authored Michigan's recently enacted wV«"gol" V FREEBlV we need more help from MSU." emergency energy law, said the ration plan would be modeled • Belaski wants the MSU after the odd even - Oregan plan. board of trustees to show its Gov. Milliken has said he is opposed to gasoline rationing. faith in the project by agreeing to accept some of the bikes S for you! and to permit campus police to donate unclaimed bikes, but so MICHIGAN DRIVERS were warned Tuesday that the State Police will begin enforcing the new 55 mile far to no avail. per hour speed limit on March 16. On Robert Perrin, MSU vice popular recording tape president for University Only verbal warnings will be issued to violators until then, state police said. relations, said the trustees will Get a 3 pak of BASF 1200, 1800 or 2400 foot reels in The remnants of John Belaski's community bike fleet were rusting quietly behind his plastic library boxes and pay for only two - the third is FREE Crossroad Imports store on Abbott Road before the city donated a new site for storage and repairs. The 15 white bikes were moved to shelter this week in the abandoned Citgo service station at Albert Street and MAC Avenue, which the city now owns. ! 7"-1200' Library Box J Keels *5* State News photo by Dave Olds ' Pay the regular discount price of 2.69 ea. I for two reels and get the 3rd reel free aBMQFnr Tope Prices: 1—$3°° 2-$525 3-$7°° 4 or more $225 each ; 7"-1800' Library Box , Pay the regular discount price of 3.99 ea. 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"Poisson d'or" is a piano display The recital opened on a low note with Mozart's "Sonata in F Major, K. 533/494." This was a relatively easy piece, if only in piece wirtten in a much more modern style. Similar sound SHOWTIME 7:00 ONLY JULIET OF comparison with the pieces that followed Votapek used it as sort Ravel's "Jeux d'eau" came across about the same way as of a warm-up number. Looking at the entire recital in perspective, it was as if he took all the possible mistakes he could make in all "Poisson d'or." Very similar in sound to the Debussy work, it was another brilliant display of piano technique. SHOWPLACE 109 Anthony ADMISSION $1.25 THE SPIRITS of the terrifyingly difficult pieces that followed and placed them Votapek closed the recital with a bang. Ravel's "La Valse" is a into the first movement of the sonata. The rest of the recital 15 minute dazzling display of pyrotechnics that makes even the • ABEAL FILM April 30 1969 (127 minutesl made up for the mistakes, however. greatest of pianists cringe with terror. Votapek (lammered out the an The big showpiece of the eveningwas Mussorgsky's "Pictures at Exhibition." The entire piece is a half • hour in length. The piece at a breathtaking nonstop speed that left both pianist and audience breathless. FELLINI work is not only difficult to play technically, but is also difficult If there was any to interpret. "Pictures at an Exhibition" is a sort of suite of short pieces which range in style from slow and melodic to pianistic recital that deserved a standing ovation this term, this one was it. Unfortunately there were no encores. The SATY1UCON audience reaction certainly merited some. May 2 1971 (90 minutesl THE CLOWNS DIRECTOR'S CHOICE SPRING Featuring the Films of Fellini Series tickets are on sale now at the Union Ticket Office $5.00 for 7 films I ndividual Admission $ 1.25 SHOWTIME 9:30 ONLY SHOWPLACE 109 Anthony ADMISSION $1.25 ABEAL FILM Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 7, 1974 9 Jazz group plays Crowd dances in aisles By ALFRED L. NEWMAN Percy Humphrey, 69, younger brother of The Preservation Hall Jazz Band opened to Willie, has been performing on trumpet since 1925. He played the guttural and earthy an expectant but reserved audience at the Auditorium Tuesday night, but by the middle trumpet sorties popularized by Dixieland. of the second set, the band had them Robinson, at 82 the oldest member of the dancing in band, has been a professional trombonist for the aisles. 3 - 6 pm nearly 60 years. His playing was a combination It is inaccurate to say that these men play of syncopated arpeggios and wandering when cocktails return Classic New Orleans jazz, the precursor of glissandos. However, an equally engaging part Dixieland and modem jazz - they are New of his performance was his laughing, dancing to the prices of yesteryear. Orleans jazz. and talking to the audience as he generally had Exhibiting sparkling solos by Willie and a good time. Percy Humphrey on clarinet and trumpet Cie Frazier on drums, and Sing Miller on respectively and Jim Robinson on trombone, piano and vocals, though featured the band played with an exuberant, offhand infrequently, were an integral and precision that is the result of over 250 complementary rhythm section. collective years of experience in Allan Jaffe, proprietor of Preservation Hall improvisation. since 1961, provided the bass line of an old The songs, marches and gospels which form sousaphone. the body of Ne v Orleans jazz serve merely as vehicles for the artists' improvisation, which makes this musical genre a living and ever - The Preservation Hall Jazz Band plays to have a good time. They can have a good time TIFFANY PLACE 116-East Michigan Avenue, Lansing only when their audience is having a good time. changing process. It took a while but, with the encouragement of Willie Humphrey, 74, started playing clarinet Robinson, the cerebral audience let go. By the professionally in his teens and has played with end of the performance both the musicians and most of the major names in New Orleans and audience alike were snake dancing through the Dixieland jazz. His dazzling solos and auditorium to the classic "When the Saints Go Well preserved jazz remarkable technical facility brought round after round of appreciative applause. Marching In. There could have been no n fitting end to the concert. Bond cancellations By JUNE DELANO "Many times the routines routings „ " The problem of "We have our big concerts dilemma State News Reviewer are wrong and it's physically trying to get a band impossible for the musicians to cancellations is not so critical on Monday night, but the who was playing in Atlanta on for bars that feature dance problem of getting gasoline on a Saturday, but couldn't drive get here by Monday night," When a well known rock and Smith said. "Or, like with the bands or local talent. Sunday is an obstacle now," up here in time to perform on I roll band cancels an East Chambers Brothers, the band Both Gus Vanis of the Coral Smith said. "It used to be Monday. I Lansing performance, it's has a Monday night raincheck Gables and Larry Thompson of feasible for a band to perform He has found another I disappointing for the for Lizards agree that replacing Saturday in New York and problem in booking, with the I prospective audience. a Saturday night this kind of talent with similar here on Monday, but hot performance, and it rains growing interest in "oldie But for East Lansing bar musicians is easy and Saturday. They have to cancel bands." I owners and booking agents, it's here." satisfactory to the audience. Lazar faced the I not just disappointing, it can Lazar feels that cancellations The Raspberries are the only I be downright costly. are often the result of major cancellation at the "In addition to the poor booking Gables this year, Vanis said, conflicts. If dates get switched I public relations, we lose and that was really just a around, the artist may have a each series of concerts at the other postponement. I cancellation." said Bill Smith, end of the country and can't I booking agent for the Brewery. "We won't even print new ip of the Monday get back here. tickets," he said. "When we get night "There are many other the new date, we'll | concerts, we might spend $110 problems," he said. "Donald just write in in posters, at 50 cents apiece, that date on the old tickets." I and another $50 - $100 on Byrd canceled because In a rock and roll bar, the I equipment was destroyed by audience comes to hear a good newspaper advertising. If the vandals at an airport," Lazar I band doesn't show up, that's dance band, Lazar said, talking said. "Papa John Creach I lost money." about the Alle 'Ey. canceled for next week because "If that band can't make it, Bad night he's on tour with Jefferson I just replace it with another He cites as an example his I problems last Monday night, Starship." good dance band," he said. Similar groups "The audience is |*hen libout he figures the club lost Both agents try to replace a placated." $1,000 in advertising cancellation with a group that's A Energy Crisis I costs. Heartsfield was initailly new booking problem has similar, so Lazar replaced arisen for both Smith and Lazar I booked to play, but when they Donald Byrd with jazz guitarist in terms of the energy crisis. ■ canceled. Smith booked I Nazareth to take its place. George Benson, and Smith tried to substitute Nazareth for I Nazareth went back home to Heartsfield. I Scotland and canceled its tour, The re-courses available when I so Smith got Wayne Cochran as a band or musician cancels I (substitute for that band. with a dubious excuse are. But at the last minute, limited. I Cochran's bus broke down and "If a band breaks a I the Brewery ended up with no contract illegally, I could sue," I name band to perform. The Smith said. "But there are a I dance band booked for the rest limited number of booking I of the week was asked to start agencies that handle the big I«day early. ornuos and if I start suing, Gary Lazar, who books for they might not book for me." ■ the Stables and the Alle Ey, Lazar disagrees about legal I has similar problems. "There are a lot of ■ cancellations, Lazar said. "You "Any agency that represents ■ think everything's cool, the an act is responbile for its ■ contracts are on the way or performance," he said. "A I even here, and then it falls band that is booked and ■ through." cancels, saying that so - and • "For instance, I had a signed so is sick and it just can't do it I contract with Tim Hardin, who better not turn up playing ■ did show up, but a day late. somewhere else on the sme I He called and said he couldn't I make it because he was night. If I hear about it, I'll having I marital problems and had to be Bin court. What could I say?" Problems real noth agents agree that most ■ Mncellations are legitimate, ■ Particularly in light of the ■ ®any escape clauses in the ■ standard contract, which allow ■'°r illness, acts of God, riots, 1'lfikes and any legitimate i'ondition beyond the ■ musician's control. Now SHOWING . II y0UNG WORKING STIFF. PLUS DRILLS & FRILLS jL°ults ■ only - rated x Special]0 ""knight Sun.-Thurt. I IL^Midnlght Show Frl.-Sat. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 7, „ J Wrestlers will send six Sturges' goal gives to NCAA contest in lowal playoff win to icers By STEVE STEIN Olmstead, Stan Hinkley and center Wisconsin ice open and hit net for his the Four down and six to go. That's all that remains Grady Peninger's depleted MSU wrestling squad after last of NCAA competition in Ames, Iowa, March 14-16 to wind up the season. "We have a very outside road University take and eight. second of . Michigan J 8 w" State News Sports Writer Brian Engblom while Colp was 40th goal of the season. week's Big Ten championships chance," Peninger said. "But Heading the |ist Playing without defenseman there are teams with 10 Spartans competing John getting MSU's lone tally late in in which the Spartans notched wil, , Stuiges fired a shot Norm Barnes, the Spartans had 126 - pounder Pat past Wisconsin goal tender the first period. third place. wrestlers going so it's going to MUkovich was the MilkoviJ Mike Dibble with just 1:31 Colp's goal came when some trouble getting the puck out of their own zone. The Spartans will send their be awfully tough." nation! From the Big Ten alone, remaining in the third period winger Daryl Rice was stopped Defenseman Chris Murfey, Ove six survivors from the 1971-72 before Wednesday night for the on a breakaway, got his own newly crowned champion Iowa having to J winning goal in the Spartans rebound and fed Colp, who Drews, Kelly Cahill and Paul conference title match to will take 10 wrestlers up the out a year due to Other Spartans a knee inji 7-5 total goals WCHA playoff beat Dibble on a shot in front Pavelich and goalie Gary Carr all drew praise from MSU Randy Miller (118), conrJ inc|!| vie ton'. of the net. coach Amo Dessono. Women cagers (134)" Don R°%i Steve Colp added an open With 2,439 plus fans urging 'They all played well and (142), Scott Wickard (190)3 net tally, his second goal of the Gary's goaltending kept us in heavyweight Larry Averv. the Spartans on in the final | game, with just 27 seconds to Miller, Calander Ave! go. The Spartans actually lost period, Sturges finally broke the game," a smiling Dessone to compete in placed and Wednesday, 4-3, but had the deadlock as he took a pass said. the second in their classes! Big Ten defeated the Badgers Tuesday, from Tom Ross 10 feet in front of the net and fired it 'They really hung in there," Dessone said of his team, now The season is not over for The other two Michigan Wickard was championship! third and RorfJ 4-1. The loss broke a six-game the women's basketball team, teams in the tourney are Calvin pulled in fourth. home. 22-13-1 for the season, "and MSU winning streak. they really came through when The Spartans received one of College and Western Michigan, Calander finished sixth "Tommy got it out from the four at - large regional MSU will take a 14-2 record (al, Wisconsin, the defending American) in last year's national champion, had taken a behind the net and it went into we needed it." tournament bids Monday and into the tournament. NCa'1 the slot," Sturges explained in will play third - championships. seeded Ohio 4-1 lead Wednesday to tie the the happy locker room. "I had Tickets all gone State at 3 p.m. today at series, 5-5, before Sturges and lots of time. The goalie went Indiana State University. Colp's heroics thrust the Spartans into the final round down and 1 put it in on his The original tournament or of the WCHA playoffs glove side. for cage game plan had been to take the top Saturday and Sunday. "We beat the national two finishers in state tournaments held in Michigan, champions, boy, that's really MSU's basketball game The Spartans' opponent was Ohio. Indiana, Illinois, to be determined by the results great," the blond-haired winger Saturday with the University Barnes. Talafom Wisconsin and West Virginia. said. of some late games Wednesday. of Michigan has been sold out. But Wisconsin and West Stuiges had been in a slump This is how the skirmish between MSU's Norm Barnes In the only other playoff score Spartan athletic officials have lately. and Wisconsin's Dean Talafous got started late in the game Virginia would only allow one reported by press time, announced. team to go, opening up two Michigan Tech, the league "1 needed that goal badly," The capacity crowd of Tuesday night. The skirmish ultimately led to both men extra spots. champion, had upended Notre he said. 12,500 will be the second of receiving five - minute fighting penalties. Barnes and Included in the 16 - team Dame, 64. With the Badgers trying the year at home for the Talafous each missed Wednesday's contest under WCHA field are last year's regional Wisconsin tied the series on desperately to score again, Spartans. The other sellout was rules. champ, Indiana University, and tallies by Dave Otness, Dennis Colp intercepted a pass near the Notre Dame game Feb. 4. State News photo by John Martell runner - up Indiana State. 13 MSU WOMEN IN CHAMPIONSHIPS SPRING CLOTHING SALE TONIGHT! NOW ON Tankers to compete in nationals JAWBONE By PAM WARD favored in the event. relays, 400 freestyle relay, 200 State News Sports Writer The Spartan 200 yard yard freestyle, 500 and 100 - BLUE GRASS EXTENSION - - To qualify and compete in The Universities of Miami, freestyle relay team, consisting yard backstroke and the 100 - Arizona State, Florida, Calvin of freshman, Kathy Barrett, and 200 - yard individual national championship competition is the height of a and Princeton will be the sophomores. Dawn Jacobs medleys. Both Spartan SERVICE toughest opponents. and Vicki Riebeling and junior, swimmers are close to national woman's collegiate career. Nine "Most of those schools have Becky Lunsford tied the record times in their events. Spartan swimmers and four FRIDAY* SATURDAY NIGHT divers will reach that pinnacle some Olympic swimmers on national record with a time of The 50 • yard backstroke March 14-17 when they travel their teams and they will be 1:42.9 and will be the top could prove to be a strong contender in the event. event for the squad with junior to Pennsylvania State tough," Parks said. "We've University for the AIAW beaten Calvin this season but Parks is expecting to pick up Becky Lunsford leading the FREE PARKING, NO COVER. National Swimming and Diving Arizona gave us our only loss." points from senior Jane Waldie pack. and junior Cheryl Solomon. MSU has four freshmen Championships. The Spartan divers and relay Hopes are high among the teams have the best chance for Waldie has qualified in the 50 going to the nationals. and 100 yard breaststroke, Freshmen Chris Swendiman Spartan participants and first - Love and Lockets and Pendantst - capturing the most points. and place honors are not out of 400 - yard medley relay, 100 Kathy Barrett have Junior, Jane Manchester, reach. and 200 yard individual relay - qualified in four events, freshman, Barbara Harding, "I think we'll do well," and sophomores, Laura Seiboid and the 400 - yard freestyle. Bernadine Kenny qualified in from Jennifer Parks, coach of the women's swimming team, said. and Marti Perez will represent the diving team. Manchester Solomon has 200 - qualified in the and 400 - yard medley five and Kris Van Deusen will be competing in three. Garden of Barthly Delights "I think we'll be able to place in the top five spots. 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Grand River Ave Across from Oagwood's ca*ds°and American Express^ East Lansing, Mich. ■tti Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 7, 1974 1] Antipollution fund By CHRIS DANIELSON had to finance the federal government's share of major administration's proposal to been that when cut specific grants criticized entangled by the political administration would expenditures for lump pollution control grants move State News Staff Writer environmental in for a program are phased out, considerations of the House tremendous projects because the with other previously cause problems for federal funding for it is also cut Appropriations Committee. Michigan because the state funds categorical funds to form a were withheld," Gov "block grant" to be down," he said. However, House would have to recreate all of its a move by the federal Milliken said. "Such a loss would result apportioned by the state Appropriations Committee pollution control programs. |ffjcf of Management and Noting that Environmental either in an inadequate Chairman William Copeland, "I don't think the legislature igdift to choke off federal Protection Agency legislature could deprive the enforcement of state and Director abatement programs of $3.4 D-Wyandotte, said pollution is showing any overwhelming „nts to state and local federal regulations designed to .Vemments for the specific Silfu Mill ken said: " °Pp°ses the move, "I concur* in Mr! million. maintain high air and water abatement would be priority of the committee. a top enthusaism over environmental The $3.4 million constitutes programs right now," Jondahl ^poso of curbing pollution is I rain s position and will be quality standards, or force the "Still, I'm about half of the $7.3 million absolutely added, noting that pollution grrentlv being strongly urging other governors to join the state will spend this state to finance the programs not in favor of the block grant programs would be in inclu nticized bv state officials. in supporting if at the on year from its general funds," Smith proposal — the money for competition with everyone's J 8), Conn National Governor's monitoring air and water explained. quality and detecting violations pollution abatement could get favorite project if lumped into ^e've already gone through inference this week. of the pollution control He noted that block funds lost," he added. a block grant. «riod of revenue sharing in Rep. Raymond Smit, R.Ann laws, are apportioned through the "I suspect if people are Smit noted. Jjrse during which Michigan Arbor, estimates that the "Our experience so far has usual appropriations process, Rep. H. Lynn Jondahl, D-East alerted soon enough Congress which he said is very much Lansing, said the will go slow on destroying the pollution control programs," Smit said. Security deposit Current administration plans call for specific pollution control grants to local governments - of which $188 By MARY ANNE FLOOD rity deposits their to court if you cannot million is going to Michigan landlords get the and small, are also frequent. tenants a realistic appraisal of are holding. communities this year alone — State News Staff Writer deposit. Other areas of tenant their situation and the The booklet also contains a options to be phased out within five The Tenant Resource Center concern have been evictions, available so they can make an There is help available for summary of Michigan law. years, he added. (TRC), a nonprofit volunteer leases, subleasing and landlord - informed decision," Charles "If "There is a great need for categorical grants to the tudent renters wondering how organization, has recently tenant relations (i.e. said. state are curtailed, I definitely this kind of consumer ley will ever retrieve the published a booklet to help complaints about landlord The TRC gets questions think the control programs will undreds of dollars worth of information in the East renters prevent security deposit inspections. from landlords too. suffer because the disputes and deal with those Lansing area," said Deborah The hotline, 337-7247, is "All our information is Buresh, senior, 427 Grove St., appropriations committee is that arise. manned from I to 5 p.m. strictly confidential. We subject to the political whims ate judge This booklet is the first in a author of the booklet. "It could solve a lot of problems." Copies are available at the Monday through Friday and from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday wouldn't be able to operate any other way," said Charles. of the moment, and pollution control is a long • term seriies of "Handy Booklets" through Wednesday. The TRC The TRC has a slide show project," said Alex Sagady, TRC, in the basement of 501 has a staff of 20 trained ines self the TRC is entitled "Security working on. It is Deposits: MAC Ave. A 25 cent donation i,s requested to cover volunteers. presentation and will lead housing discussions for any director of the Michigan Student Environmental How to Get Yours Back!" "We try to give troubled interested group or classes. Confederation. ADRIAN (AP) - A Lenawee publication cost. "We did the first booklet juntv District Court judge Future booklets will deal on ned himself $50 Tuesday with topics such as evictions, security deposits because the Roughing it calls on the TRC 'Housing Hot ecause he was 10 minutes late leases and repairs, Mark Charles Line' indicated that un examination hearing. Coordinator of the group, said. security Court officials said Judge deposits are a major problem area," Buresh said. ilph Kohn found himself in The security deposit mtempt of court for being rdy. pamphlet includes the rights, responsibilities and restrictions In October, 43 per cent of the hotline calls were about security deposits, she said. The this The $50 fine is the same of the landlord and tenant hotline handles about 15 calls a Uiers can expect if they are concerning security deposits. It te for his court ohn said. sessions, tells a tenant how to retrieve security deposit and how to go a week. Questions about maintenance problems, large vacation? 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S8S Across Iran Win nl 421 E. 6RAND RIVER 351-4210 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 7, 1974 RANDOM GRAPHICS HOLD POTENTIAL Computer to turn artist for class ooLeys | decodes computer language for that the computer could be graphics class is financed by PITCHER a By NORM DeANGELIS experimenting in this new field the students while Kolomyjec medium for an artist." Justin Morrill College. of art under the guidance of teaches graphic design. In any computer art process, Kolomyjec laments "there are What happens when you mix Jamei Burnett, professor of offered in engineer, an artist and a computer science, and Bill The process of making a the program must be accurate. no courses on a permanent basis that allows use SPEC AL graphic design from a computer requires a basic of the computer as a form of understanding of computer expression." programing. Kolomyjec sees He compares the present the process as "a marriage of development of computer two diametrically opposed graphics to the infancy of subjects." photography. Computer graphics came Arlene Sheer, asst. professor into its own about 10 years of art, shares Kolomyjec's ago, primarily through research enthusiasm. Sheer, who has at Boeing Aircraft and Bell experimented with the computer? You get mind - Kolomyjec, graduate assistant Telephone laboratories. computer in art*, notes boggling art, 50th percentile in mechanical engineering. Engineers were studying getting very commercial all of a men and a new MSU course The structure of the class kinematics, the science of body sudden." entitled Computer Graphics. mirrors the hybrid mixture of Advertisements for finance movement, in a closed area. a A group of 30 students are art and the computer. Burnett The computers "drew" an company and a television Once the program is developed, oriented magazine use average person, or 50th the artist can throw in a computer graphics. The ads use1 percentile man, in various positions to determine randomizing factor to modify animated graphics that are his original design. dazzling in form. Computer placement of controls. While the results of the "This is where the art comes graphics are also used during computer were interesting to in," Kolomyjec said. "You the sports report on a local TV don't know what will happen." newscast. engineers, they were The random factor is At this stage computer fascinating to artists. The printouts were the first introduced by the artist into graphics remains centered in art to come from a the computer. One example of large industry and major computer. a random factor is to move all universities. Both Kolomyjec Artists who saw them began to develop the new style. right angles plotted in the and Sheer believe it has the Kolomyjec states that the program over two degrees. potential to become a popular "ultimate goal was to show The experimental computer art. STREAKERS speakers were stolen from a car APPARENTLY STRUCK East parked in lot Y, some time Lansing again Tuesday night. A between 3 p.m. Feb. 26 and report to East Lansing police 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, campus Wednesday morning said that police said. It was valued at RIfMi§iccBeclhecFood two streakers, a male and a $110. *** female, sauntered across the intersection of Albert Avenue SECURITY OFFICERS at and Collingwood Drive in the the MSU Book Store arrested late evening. No other details one 27 • year - old student were available. Tuesday on charges of stealing a blank cassette tape valued at Of ^Love.&iay On $3.92. Clwelfth Community unit Wight THREE SCIENTIFIC instruments were stolen from 150 Giltner Hall between 2 to meet in kiva p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Act 1, Scene 1 Sunday, campus police said. The East Lansing/MSU The instruments, a Police Community Relations PIONEER, AR 8 EPI... conductivity meter, an electric team will meet tonight at 7:30 metering pump and a gradient in McDonel Hall kiva. a Sound System value maker, were valued at $1,550. There are no suspects in the Discussion will include NEW! EPICURE'S MOOR ONE Power Amplifier. Operation Identification and Featuring Pioneer's best-buy SX-424 the ride ■ along programs Stereo FM/AM Receiver.. ample. """ offered by East Lansing and amounts of clean power and super FM A TAPE PLAYER AND two MSU police departments. sensitivity; two EPI "Microtower" I Speakers for fo-i-d-e ^dispersion and astounding bass; The B.S.R. 510 A/X LIEBERMANN'S turntable complete with base, cover and cartridge. 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That incredi SONY Stability-ADC Transparency | ble bookshelf system that made "linear sound" a truly affordable Sony makes just about the best Turntables in the business-and the List $209.50 reality. Ridiculously underpriced! •PS-5520 is no exception. ADC's Was $94.00 10E MK IV Cartridge is a class itself. A flawless combo! by IRQ®" IUV ygoo playback the electronic ploijqround SALE ENDS SUNDAY, MARCH 10 cunppari V SOME QUANTITIES LIMITED HOURS: MONDAY-FRIDAY SATURDAY 10-5:30 SUNDAY 12-5 10-9 PHONE 351-7270 • EAST LANSING - 209 E. Grand Rim 523 FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER DOWNTOWN -107 S. Washington MidiWJnStat^lew^as^ansin^, Michigan CHEVROLET 1967 Belair VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE, 1969 - 301 SOUTH HOLMES - Near GIRL. SUBLEASE spring (options: ONE BEDROOM, 3 level apartment 6,000 miles. Driven on rebuilt Sparrow Hospital. Upttairt, 1 Summer, Fall). Old Cedar in Holt. $160 / month. engine. TRIUMPH SPTIFIRE room efficiency, gentlemen, Village. 332-0497. 8-3-8 694-1867, evenings. 8-3-8 CONVERTIBLE, share bath, includes utilities. chevrolet ,956 1967 - - good California car $70. 351-7497. 0-6-3-8 MALE FOR spring / summer, SUBLEASE EFFICIENCY with no rutt. Call condition. 327-325 horsepower. - PHONE 355-8255 $795. 355-5470. 3 3-8 evenings, 393-3530. 3-3-8 4-man, $57.50, Collingwood lease option. North Pointe TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS apartments, 332-4591. 5-3-8 Apartments. 332-5675. 3-3-8 34)Student ServictiflidM. CHEW SPORT Van 1968 VW VAN, 1971 - $1,400~ Cali has one two available bedroom apartment TWO (SMALL) BEDROOM. $150 stove Steve 351-2658 anytime. 3-3-8 immeidatelyi Call SUBLET APARTMENT, spring ■ •AUTOMOTIVE refrigerator, ting, stereo 351-7166. 18-3-8 plus utilities. Furnished, pop term, four woman. Cedar tap, couch into bed, tent hook II Scooters& Service Parts & Cycles up on tide. $1500. 332-8272. - LOGAN ARMS Apartment - Southwest side of Lansing, ideal carpeted, air conditioned. Near "Gables." 332-3970. 2-3-8 Village. 351-8306. 3-3-8 MALE NEEDED for 4-man Cedar for married couples or graduate I Aviation VW BUG, 1969. Very good NEAR CAMPUS. Senior or Village spring term. 332-8700. ■ •employment chevy convertible" condition. Fuel economizer sutdents. 2 bedroom apartments from $170. Resident manager graduate woman. $68/month. 3-3-8 condition, $125. Call $1,100. Call 694-1602, after 6 332-4425. 2-3-8 I-for rent 394-1021, after 5 n. 4-3-8 P.m. 2-3-8 394-0733, NELLER or call THE WALTER 2-4 PERSONS, SUBLET spring, COMPANY, I Apartments 489-6561. 8-3-8 ONE MAN needed for 4-man, $180 / month, University Villa. CORTINA 1970 2 door, good I Houses 900d $hape- Only gat Motorcycles HAGADORN $150, spring term. Campus Hill Apartments. 349-3918. 2-3-8 __352-867813-3-8 HASLETT road I Rooms 33,000 miles. Stereo tape/FM. - large one bedroom. Furnished or - SUBLET ONE bedroom unfurnished except appliances. ■ GIRL NEEDED for 2-perosn, •FOR SALE 538 Mark' HONDA 1973 - CB500. Chopped, unfurnished. 351-4799. 5-3-8 $145 / month, deposit. spring / summer. Close. I Animals 9°°d condition. $1,350 Call J Mobile Homes CORVETTE 1972. Coupe -power _ 3_?2"®762 5-3-8 Yeah, r saw it, r didnt ONE OR 2 girls spring term. 332-1819. 2-3-8 LARGE TWO bedroom apartment. Campus Hill Apartment. steering, I 'LOST 81 FOUND AM/FM, brakes, automatic, tilt wheels, 6,700 MOTORCYCLE New INSURANCE - "THIMK LINDA L0VEUCE WAS 349-1748. 4-3-8 DESPERATE! ONE needed. Great location. Large, quiet. $64.60. New, carpeted. $200. low rates. FIEDLER ■ •PERSONAL miles. Excellent. 882-4844 351-1859. 1-3-7 I-PEANUTS PERSONAL 3-3-7 INSURANCE. 676-2449. 0-3-3-8 Phone AMY 06 PEAL! NEEDED: GIRL Cedar View apartment. for 4-woman. TWO-MAN furnished apartments. Spring; 1'REAL ESTATE DODGE DART 1966 - 6, BMW'S - 1974's AT SHEP'S. ©cot I f=r.c MFDIA SERVICES-BOX 9411-BERKELEY CA 9470'- summer option. $55. 332-8576. NEEDED ONE woman. Old Cedar Village, spring term. $75. 129 Btrcham Drive, $140, 124 Cedar Street, $170, 135 4-3-8 ■ •RECREATION automatic, excellent condition^ Your full tervice dealer for 332-4279. 2-3-8 Kedzie Drive. For the serious, ■ •SERVICE dependable. $350. 353-6616 Yamahat, Triumphs, BMWs ONE OR two needed for three graduate, or married students. and 351-8137. 3-3-7 Rickmans. NEED GIRL I sublet 4 person. Leases starting June or I instruction Large stock of man, 731 Burcham. 332-3979. leathers, helmets, custom Employment jji 3-3-7 Spring, Cedar Village. $75. September. Year lease only. Call ■ Typing Service FAIRLANE, 1969. three speed, six accessories and parts. SHEP'S 351-3929. 2-3-8 Evenings. 4-10 p.m.. 882-2316. ■ •TRANSPORTATION cylinder engine, snow tires, over MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 VW GUARANTEED REPAIR. LANSING, West Maple. One TWO WOMEN, sublet four woman Or, 8-3 p.m., 351-2402. 5-3-8 20 mpg. $595. Sharp! Call North Cedar, Holt. Just south of - KEY PUNCH operator - bedroom, furnished. Utilities I'WANTED 372-7973. 3-3-8 1-96 overpass. Phone 694-6621 RANDY'S MOBIL, Okemos experienced only. Let your paid, $150. No pets. 337-7628. DESPERATELY NEED one girl, road and 1-96, 349-9620. C-6-3-8 C-3-8 speed and accuracy pay off. 4-3-8 spring term. Cedar Village. Call 1963 FALCON Station Wagon, Good incentive program. Call for 332-8030. 3-3-8 "RATES" economical 6 cylinder engine. MOTORCYCLES 125 CC, Special more information and interview MILFORD STREET, 126. 2-man, CAMPUS VIEW $100. 355-5937.2-3-7 372-7750. 5-3-7 ONE MAN needed for 4 imports. Delivered, complete, $498,351-2095. 4-3-8 $180. 3-man, $195. Two blocks from campus, deluxe, furnished, APARTMENTS spring term. Cedar man, Village fiat 1973, 18,000 miles, Ziebart PARACHUTING EVERY nice day. NEED PART TIME WORK? air conditioned. Immediate now leasing for ;. 332-0256. 2-3-8 radio, rear window defroster BSA 650. 300 miles <3n engine drive Student instruction. Details, WORK FROM 337-7776. 5-3-8 train. Many custoim accessories, 351-0799 or 543-6731. circus ticket our office taking occupancy or fall rentals. summer & fall MALE NEEDED for 4-man. Spring. orders for civic 351-2647, 484-8494. 4-3-8 IMP 5 10 FORD TORINO 1970, $ 1 500 invesired. $950. 2-3-8 organization. Hours 6-9 p.m., Across from campus. 2-3-8 351-3705. fcppr 6.50 13.00 a 351-8431.2-3-8 Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to ROOMMATE NEEDED, male; WANTED: 1 OR 2 roommates to 7.80 15.60 power steering and brakes. $1000. 676-5089 after 5 pm. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE Employment jj 4 p.m. Saturday. $1.60 per hour. luxury townhouse. Central air, share 3 bedroom house. No GIRL NEEDED desperately, Long hairs welcome. 18 years old furnished. 332-2175.4-3-8 I 9.75 19.50 3-3-8 CHECK OUR lovn rates! Call or older. For interview, 3 - 5 p.m. deposit. Completely furnished, $55/month. 4848-7388, Twyckingham. Spring. Great ■ 11.70 ?3.40 LLOYD'S of Lansing at MODELS NEEDED for art studio. only, see Mr. Dillon, 405 Bauch ATTENTION: 2 bedroom 484-0013. Ask for Tony. 3-3-8 roommates. Reduced rates. FORD 1967. Full power, air, minor 332-5335 or 482- 5585. 0-6-3-8 351-3148. 2-3-8 13.00 26.00 Building. 115 West Allegan. 3-3-7 apartment, furnished, on J°|"°|800 Call 372-0567 between the repairs, $200. Trade Minolta Michigan Avenue across from 16.25 32.50 hours of 12-11 pm. 0- -6-3-8 NEEDED - ONE female for 2 101. 355-5831, 355-1786. 2-3-8 KAWASAKI 500 1972. Mint 1 MAN NEEDED. Pool, air - FIELD CREW member wanted to campus, $170 / months. For bedroom, 4 person apartment. I DEADLINE condition, $650 or trade for car. work Wednesday during spring more informtaion, call 484-3442 conditioning, close, nicely $66.25 / month. Pool, bus II P.M. one class GREMLINE, 1972. 6-cylinder, 351-2177.3-3-8 term. Must be able to work full or 332-0472. 4-3-8 furnished. $62.50. 332-0762. day standard shift. Excellent SOUTH AMERICAN service to campus. Available 2-3-8 ■ before day. Civil or mechanical engineer now. Call 349-2045. 3-3-8 publication. condition. $1,700 or best Diamond Mining Co. student ONE BEDROOM, unfurnished. reasonable offer. 393-8709. Auto Service / preferred. Call Sublease until September. 1 MAN FOR 4-man luxury CAPITOL CONSULTANTS Peanuts Personal ads INCORPORATED. 371-1200. Anytime after five, 351-6187. apartment, pool, balcony, must be pre-paid. 5-3-8 4-3-8 Twyckingham. 351-1578. 2-3-8 Desires part - time college GTO, 1965. Collector's item, CRAGER MAGS 2 unmounted, — sales representative who SUMMER AND fall leasing for MASON excellent condition - SPACIOUS, carpeted, 2 ■Cancellations, Corrections - one owner• 2 mounted on 750-14 tires! can be aggressive and work SKI UTAH DELTA ARMS and Privacy, garden space, Only $555, 393-2850 after 6 pm. $150. 484-6536. 6-3-8 persons. well with people. Call Mr. EVERGREEN ARMS. See Carol 2-3-8 parking! 10 minutes to campus. J 12 noon one class day COLORADO or Greg at apartment 5B, 235 351-3809. 2-3-8 I before publications. Lewis 557-4552, MALE, SPRING term, sublet, half IMPALA 1967 Delta Street. 3-3-8 - Good body, tires. C.K.Reaver Co. 15920 W. block from campus. Call Spring Break A Many new parts. $350. DUPLEX, 3 BEDROOMS, near I 'he State News wiH be 351.5481; 4-3-8 12 Mile, Southfield. March 15 - 27 351-0707. 3-3-7 SPRING I SUMMER - sublease our shopping center, schools. % I ^sponsible only for the * Alta * Park City GIRL NEEDED for 3 girl large, one bedroom furnished felSSJs from bus. $200 plus MACH I 1969. Excellent condition, apartment. $185. 351-3246, I fust day's incorrect WANT TO BE wined and dined and * Snowbird * Steamboat immediately - spring. $65, cloSe. eveings. 3-3-8 etSctricity. 351-7887. 2-3-8 new tires, tape deck, more, 332-5560. 5-3-8 | insertion $1,350 best offer. 353-0160. AUTO REPAIR make money at the same time? Springs BEAL STREET APARTMENTS Call 372-0567 between the FOUR - PERSON, furnished, two X-3-3-7 t? due 7 days from & PARTS hours of 12 11 pm. *274°° Includes ACROSS FROM campus. 4-man bedrooms, study, across from Two bedroom, two person. - 0-6-3-8 Furnished, LAST CHANCE apartment, spring / summer. campus. 332-6241 after 5:00 balcony, air MAVERICK 1971. 23,000 miles. conditioned. Available March 15th. 20% discount on Two bedrooms, 1 V4 baths. It's Power MASSEUSES WANTED. For health ALL Lifts for 9 days skiing p.m. 4-3-8 steering, automatic, radio. ALL Food for entire trip big. $260 / month. Beat that! 3 month lease, $170. 6 month 21 M.P.G. 6 cylinder. 349-4598 VW parts spa. $7/hour. Call 372-0567 ALL Accomodations 332-2486 351-3906. 4-3-7 lease, $160. 216 Beal or BEECHWOOD APARTMENTS Street, after S p.m. 3-3-7 between hours of 12-11 pm. ALL Transportation - apartment 2-A, 6:30 - 7:30 pm. Check our repair 0-6-3-8 X - Country, Equip, supplied. now leasing for summer and fall. Sauna, Swim, Cook - outs, Many 351-6088. 2-3-8 MAVERICK 1971. Good economy 2 bedroom, carpeted, furnished, prices »>' car, bucket seats, center console, automatic, new tiret. Phone STATION ATTENDANT. part time. Prefer married man. Full or air - conditioned. Close. Ample parking. $255 / month. ONE PERSON needed spring term, GIRL NEEDED 4-girli two bedroom, own room, pool, 349-9517 after 6 p.m. 4-3-8 No phone calls. Apply at Bay 351-6168. 4-3-8 Collingwood, spacious. Call golf, lake. Haslett area. Call PC GREMLIN, 1971. Good Station, 4600 South Cedar, 351-0870. 5-3-7 339-2384. 2-3-8 ■ mileage good condition, $1350. MGB 1968 BLACK, wiret, radio NEED 2 girls for Twyckingham Lansing. 2-3-8 ■ 694-0287, after 6 p.m. 2-3-8 / heater. 2 topt, good condition, PORSCHE SC apartment. Reduced rent. Call Engine, European ONE WOMAN sublet four women 332-4362. 3-3-7 COLLINGWOOD APARTMENTS. 29 mpg. Call Dayt, 484-7416. ATTRACTIVE GIRLS WAITRESS - ATTRACTIVE girls heaters, new rings, valves, clutch, apartment, spring, near campus. Several sublets available for Nightt 371-1357.9-3-8 wanted to work days. Call very strong. $500. Contact Jim footwear. Must wear\ 332-8353. 5-3-7 spring term. Contact Manager at at German Automotive, 6B. See Ms. /fnn Adams, JAY'S CHALET, 484-9431, or MALE, OWN bedroom, close.$217/ 351-8282. 2-3-8 MUSTANG 1970 8 cylinder, stop in, 1515 Center, Lansing. term, includes utilities. 332-5025. 3-3-8 Mezzanine Floor, Olds Plaza automatic, power steering / 9-3-8 337-7215,337-2332. 4-3-8 $NoricE$ Hotel, Lansing on Saturday W1969 20+ mpg. Many extras - braket, air. $1,300. 482-5866, March 16, between 1-4 pm. 351-3086. 3-3-7 last. $7 5 0. 337-9046, 5-9 pm. 5-3-7 CLEMENS 517 North. Graduate or 6-3-8 ■ 355-6102. 3 3-8 NEED ONE girl upperclass couple. 5 rooms, 2 OLDSMOBILE 1969. Power 3-3-8 for Capitol Villa. - LAWN AND LANDSCAPE services. bedrooms, partly furnished, Spring $45 - pool! 332-2906. 1'ICK ESTATE Wagon 1970 tteering, power brakes. $600 or 2-3-7 - parking. $160. plus utilities. ALL STUDENT ADS ■ Bargain, nke new! $1,675. Call best offer. 645-9882. 3-3-8 CYTOLOGY SUPERVISOR AMERI LAWNS AND LANSING MUST BE PREPAID ■ 349-9310 3-3-8 LAWN SERVICE. Call after 6, REGISTERED CYCO- SUBLEASE FURNISHED one OLDSMOBILE DELMONT 88 393-0432. 3-3-8 TECHNOLOGIST, (ASCP)CT. Full bedroom apartment, spring JwBUk K SPECIAL, runs good. 1968. Automatic, power steering Call us for the names of satisfied time day dhift. Minimum starting summer. $195. Sandy, 355-013E SUBLET SPRING summer, one Now through the / brakes, air conditioned, customers.Tune-Ups & Repairs bedroom, block from campus, | tra emission. $200. CREW CHIEF for lawns and salary $4.36 / hour. Credit granted or 351-1073. 5-3-7 end of the term. Excellent condition. $900. on all foreign cars. $165. 337-7571.3-3-8 ■434-9191. 3-3-8 gardening work. Full time in all for experience. Please contact 355-2936 after 5:30 pm. 2-3-8 Office of employment, Lansing terms of 1974. Some experience ONE - 2 girls needed, Americana PWRO 1969 Z-28, excellent OLDS STATION Wagon, 1964. 6 RECISION necessary. TWISS LANDSCAPE General Hospital, 2800 Devonshire, apartments four - woman. April CLEAN. TWO furnished rooms, ■condition, lots of extras! $1600. Lansing, Michigan. 372-8220. or all spring, furnished, air, next porch, quiet man. $75. Utilities 347 STUDENT SERVICES CENTER, 351-0590. 3-3-8 1394-0926 before 4 p.m. 5-3-7 cylinder, extremely dependable. IMPORTS EQUAL OPPORTUNITY to campus. 332-2670. 5-3-8 paid. 482-0563. 3-3-8 $250,351-0989.3-3-8 EMPLOYER. 3-3-8 SIX HOGARTHIAN cretins needed PAAO 1971. Air. power for repairs on 1965 pinmobile, IS YOUR abode abominable? Call OLDS TORONADO 1968 low goring, brakes, automatic, 350. mileage, very clean, - lots of tomorrow. 1-3-7 STUDENTS ELIGIBLE for Work HOUSE HUNTER, 882-2431. CROSSWORD mileage. $1850. 371-1148, Sutdy for part - time typing, 5-3-8 3935. 4 3-8 extras. 482-9906. 3-3-8 DRAFTSMEN TO work part time during spring term, minimum 4 flexible hours, at PIRGIM'S Lansing office. Cally Misty, GIRL NEEDED for Americana PUZZLE I » 1 V 8, ai PINMOBILE 1965. Slightly cruised, BODY REPAIR. Quality, reduced hours / day. Civil or Mechanical 487-6001,9-1:30pm. 3-3-8 apartment spring erm. Call J wdl $750. Call driven only by six sleazy cretins. rates to ttudentt. Also engineer ttudent with 351-0905. 5-3-8 30. 3.1416 1^27115 3.8 1-3-7 guaranteed rust proofing. VAN experience preferred. Wages For Rent 1 Church 31 Neuter WORLD, 645-2123. 0-6-3-8 commensurable with ability. Call ONE - FOUR women. Spring, close, alcoves pronoun PINTO SPRINT 1972. 200 cc. jEVROLt T 1970 Nova 396 - 4 $1700. Call after 5:30 p.m. CAPITOL CONSULTANTS INCORPORATED. 371-1200. two baths. 332-0984. 5-3-8 Rent negotiable. 6 Egyptian 32. Conger Sharp car. Must sell TV AND STEREO region of the 34. First-rate weekdays - 625-4598. 4-3-8 5-3-8 rentalt E^iat.ly. ■Wiiidered. all offers $24/term; $9.95/month. Free MSU AREA - Okemos. 1 and 2 dead 36. English river phone 655.3539 or PLYMOUTH FURY II, 1969 same day delivery and service. 12 Plant life 38 Acorn TV & STEREO repairman. bedrooms, furnished and ■^8195. 5-3-8 Excellent condition, 47,000 Call NEJAC, 337-1300. C-5-3-8 13 Profession 40 Average Experience necessary, hours unfurnished, air conditioned, 14 41 Juice squeezer miles, warrantee available, power flexible. WILCOX Antique carpeted and modem. $160 16 Lariat 44. Bleak 6. Electric steering, brakes, automatic, air conditioning. $1100 or best SECONDHAND 485-4391. C-3-3-8 STORE, HURRY! $165 • heat included. Call 349-2174. 4-3-8 17. Away 46. Biblical verb current offer. 332-3880. 5-3-7 18. Christian 48. Reduce in 7. Long-sufferers ■Sales PONTIAC T-37 1971, automatic, ROGER & PAULS EXPERIENCED SHOE SALESPEOPLE. Full and part ONLY A FEW SPACES LEFT CAPITOL LCC. - furnished, two 20. festival Dado grade 50. Bluefish 1. Style of haircut 8. Toledo's lake 9. Approaches bedroom, utilities paid. $150. 26,000 miles, $1,900 or best FOR SUMMER 22. Francis Scott 52. Art gallery 2 Praises 10. Asian holiday time. Contact Mr. Potter, DODGE REALTY. 482-5909. offer. 484-6536. 6-3-8 MARATHON 23. Call for help 53. Communion 11 Man's name presenlative MODERN YOUTH SHOES, Frandor. 4-3-8 AND FALL! 4-3-8 26 Beliefs tables 15. Tibetan o* ROVER 2000TC, 1967. $499. Where all 28. Spotlight 54 Rows 19 Heavy swell we NEED 1 girl for apartment, 1 block '• are Good gas mileage, 4 door ■ 4 21. Lamb seeking a capable specialize in is NEEDED PART time help for from campus. $80 / month. rtlent.itive to join our speed, bucket seats. Good 24. Devious ■ *m s,a" In our life and mechanical - body fair, some cars pottering in local area and CEDAR 351-4032. 4-3-8 person interviewing veterans for dents, rust. 332-0096. 2-3-8 25. Mister durance tales LOCATED AT THE educational benefits. Phone VILLAGE ONE OR two women needed for Our work it T-BIRD 1970, Copper, full power, CORNER OF JOLLY & OKEMOS RD 484-2470. 8-3-8 3X5 Bogue Street 351-5180 4-woman across from campus. r 26. 27. Compete ^ / with college $70. 332-6246. 6-3-8 Legislator extra sharp. $2600. Call Terry, 349 - 3196 [i?n? 1,'0Up,' We 0,,8r 'ringe "s. 484-4591, after 6 call 372-7932. 6DAY A WEEK TOWING GIRL STUDENT. Hard working, 29 33. Trophy Abner's assured income retponsible student needed for SIX SLEAZY unemployed TWO MAN $200 per term. Board ' 5-3-8 OPEN 6 DAYS 1'""mission during cleaning and cooking dinner, hogarthian cretins, six dollars for Available. Two Blocks frorr partner '• 7 AM - 9 PM BUT SUNDAY '"'"'agement training 3:15 six laughs. 1-3-7 351-5687.6-3-8 35. Word of honor - 6:15 weekdays, all day campus. Wan, We VEGA HATCHBACK 1974. Three ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT. Exhautt 37. Venomous requjre (.Quag,, Saturday. Some child care. •ei! <>' equivalent business tpeed, four cylinder. Mutt tell. CAPITOL AREA two bedroom snake tyttemt for most imported cars Faculty home. Walking distance TV RENTALS. Color, $19.50 per - $2400. Call John at Ditc Shop duplex, furnished, carpted, 39. Spread to dry ( ,lente. ability to work after 4 pm. 351-5380. 6-3-8 in stock. CHEQUERED camput. Good pay. Call month. Black and white, $9.50 Mndently and desire to FLAG, 2605 East Kalamazoo 337-0241 after 6:30 p.m. 5-3-8 month. MARSHALL fireplace, garage. $170 plus 42 Girl's name per Lj d«iiar dignity. 'n,#rvi*W VOLKSWAGEN 1969 paint, runt well. $1,100. Call New Street, one mile west of camput. 487-5055. C-5-3-8 HELP WANTED MUSIC, 351-7830. C-1-3-7 utilities. Available March 19. 4891^76. Ia a M 43. Remainder 45. Cysts 46 Spiro's Apartments ^ □ STUDENTS - WE are accepting NEED 1 or 2 men, Twyckingham 543-3452 (Charlotte). 3-3-8 monogram four . fixity Union VOLKSWAGEN 1973 Fattback. MASON BODY SHOP Kalamazoo Street since 1940. - 812 Eatt applications for public relationt work. Mutt be able to work 2-10 5-3-8 man. Spring. 332-0449. 47. Boy's nickname Jrte Insurance Co. Complete auto painting and ONE MAN needed spring term. Has lets than 8,000 milet and p.m. daily. For personal interview 49 French month collition tervice. 485-0256. call 484-7368 between 10 Riverside West Apartment, $65 offert comfort with economy. a.m. • 1 51. Right side: ISm" $2900. Call 655-1675. 2-3-8 C-5-3-8 p.m. 4-3-8 337-1451. 5-3-7 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 7, |9; Michigi IL^rnr Apartments ^ Houses ][jj] rrOuScS Rooms ftrS* ][<*] Ust I h*J[5| «ol Estate « jj| MR GIRL FOR 3 girl. Close. TWO PEOPLE needed for hou«. FIND SOMETHING SHARE BIG farmhouse. Near bus. NEEDED - 2 PEOPLE, literal ROLLE IF LE X 120 CAMERA, GIRL'S 10-speed Releigh bicycle, SIX ACRES of Own room. $65. March rent If you've found a pet or article of phot0b Immediately spring. $78.33 / pets, nice people. $80. houee, friendly atmosphere. 627 80mm, F:2.8 Zeis* lens, light $95. Call after 8 p.m., 394-2816. seasonal month. 393-8995. 4-3-8 351-9466. 2-3-8 paid. 372-4845. 5-3-8 Feirvtew, 371-2377. 3-3-8 menr built - In, pistol grip. Best 338 value, we want to help you return laughter bv it. Just come into the State News elephants. 1.3.7 offer. 353-7691. 5-3-8 1-2 FEMALES needed to sublet OWN ROOM, furnished, cloaa. DOUBLE room. Classified Department end tell us CLOSE, BARGAIN. 632 South FURNISHED BICYCLE, 3speed, Sears, women's, Cedar Village apartment 4 Mifflin Street, Lansing off Spring / summer. $75/month, Spring. Free utllltiee, parking, barely used, best offer. Call after you want to place an ad In EAST Recreation person. Spring. 332-0185. 5-3-8 Kalamazoo. Easy bicycling parking. 332-1809. 4-3-8 LANSING STATE BANK'S found laundry, close. 337-9927. 7:30, 372-7693. 338 column. As a public service EAST distance. One person, own room. EAST LANSING house has open X-3-3-8 FOR LESS JETS to MICHIGAN AVENUE off two Two bedroom, furnished. AR MANUAL LANSING STATE BANK will run Europe - turntable, good ad* room, single or couple. $56 / ROOM AND board in the ad at no cost to you! booking charter, v« rooms, ground floor. Furnished - Spring, summer sublease. $67.50 person. Spring or spring and sorority AT THOMPSON'S condition, $65. Call 355-9844 EAST LANSING ra" $140 / month plus deposit. month plus V4 utilities. 2-3-8 house. Close to campus. after 7 PM. 33-8 passes. Guaran. 339-9760. 3-3-8 summer. 614 Hagadorn. 332-3561. 3-3-8 See our 1/3 carat diamond In STATE BANK scheduled airlines. Call TRu our gem scope. Clear under 10 ONE GIRL needed for 3 girl COUNTRY HOME, two bedroom, eight miles from campus. $175, EAST 351-7974. 8-3-8 SIDE. Two bedroom SINGLE ROOM, furnished, no power magnification and In the top color range ■ we are selling MOVING - EUROPE, selling everything until 15th. 4-poster FOUND: leether GM keys and brown »V3H4RRINGTON 3S««« apartment. Spring term only. after 2 pm only, 332-6802. cooking, 2 blocks campus. $65. It NOW at $217.50 on our 20* bedroom suite, stereo. 5-8 PM, gloves, Erickson Hall. unfurnished house, stove and off sale for loose and ~inr Pleasant. 337-1508. 3-3-8 332 8498. 3-3-8 901 Vine No. 8. 484-1914. 3-3-8 February 22, 371-2815. C-33 8 diamonds. Choose refrigerator. 349-1540. 5-3-8 another of our fine ROOMS AVAILABLE in attractive NOW at Great Savlngsl FOUND: FEMALE Dog - Creamy NEED ONE girl, sublease spring. NEEDED: ONE man for 3 man GIBSON ES-125-TCD Electric from TWO BEDROOM, furnished Mobile duplex, near campus. Call white. Part Germen Shepherd Cedar Village. $70/month. house. $67/month. All THOMPSONS' FRANDOR Guitar, $98. Evette • Scheeffer Homes. $25 - $35/week. Ten 351-6548. 3-3-8 •239 and collie. Friendly. 3536043 351-0822. 3-3-8 conveniences. Close to MSU or tenor sax, $98. Salmer tenor sax, minutes to campus. Quiet and JEWELERS' C-338 LCC. 372-7136. 2-3-8 $398. 351-8232. 33-7 peaceful on a lake. 641-6601. ROOMS. SPRING 3220 Mall Court, Frandor 149-0850. C-5-3 4 TO SUBLEASE Campus Hill. quarter, near TORONTO 0-5-3-8 campus. Sorority house. next to Baskln Robblni FOUND: BLACK and white cat. DEPARTURES Dishwasher, free transportation, SUBLET DUPLEX for 4 Call DETROIT summer. Carol, 332-8836. 3-3-8 Open Monday - Friday, 9:30 til g : *«■* Chemistry Building Laboratory. DEPARTURES :ses, resum pool 349-3269. 3-3-8 person - reduced rate. 351-0310 GIRL NEEDED. Saturday 9:30 til 6 Available irint'ing. Spring. Own 365-9715, Maria - 320 This year evenings. 2-3-8 room. Parking. Close to campus. Phone 332-1389 for enjoy the fun „f jommercia CLOSE, WOMAN / 4 women, BOARDERS WANTED Chemistry. C-337 European summer. We $66.66 / month. 332-6174. CUstom Work BOARDING - 6 MILES from have; 337-0712. C-5-3 comfortable, sublease spring. NEED ONE girl for 3 woman $410 - Term variety of scheduled 2-3-8 Nobody beats our prices campus on 32 acres. Boxed stalls FOUND: PAIR of Head Ski's by Youth fare Fl.ght. $62.50. 332-3422. 3-3-8 house. Own room for $55. Good Food, Good People, on Quality jewelry - flights and 60dav ping TERM pi - $50, loose barn - $40. Wast Wilson. Call Jerry at - Advanced Booking • Available April 1. 489-4034 Good Location -151 Chart* SM typewriter Bogue 655-3062 before 4 p.m. 7-38 353-4111. C-337 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT for after 5:30 pm. 2-3-8 SAVE ON Old Town Canoes flights available. Plu, Eurai Cell 349 1904. J sublease spring term. pass. Student I D FARMHOUSE 332-8635 and Kayaks, and guns and DOG OBEDIENCE clesses starting - FOUND: WRISTWATCH cards, intra $66/month. Bus service, pool. Abbott European student Campus Hill. 349-2517, keep ROOMMATE room, NEEDED. furnished, Own walking WOMAN. OWN room, $65. Garden, shooting supplies by ordering early from Catalog. LLOYD March 25th. Call Mrs. Cooley Roed. Contact Jim after 9 pm. flights, car and chart# Transportatior SINGLES. MALES, walk to 355-9808, Mrs. Ford 3936653 351-4490, C-337 motorcycle, trying. 3-3-8 distance. $70/month. 351-5995. spring / summer. Ooblah - MATTSON, 801 East Grand or Mrs. Smith 489-7675 efter 6 Lease/purchase pian, 2-3-8 campus. 334 Evergreen. For insurance, and many other country. 655-2060. 3-3-7 River, Williamston, 655-2000. PM. 338 LOST: COLLIE, tan / white mele, GIRL NEEDED for Campus Hill appointment, 489-1893. 5-3-8 0-1-3-7 services. REE NEED 3 veers, Lost Lauderdale, pref 4• woman, spring. $66. NEEDED ONE girl - own room in Harrison, Space Is limited this year. ( FREE KITTEN, silver striped, 349-4617. 3-3-8 house. Close to campus. $75, CLOSE TO Union — quiet No car Trowbridge, Kelemazoo area, us a call today, collect, 15.351-1852. 3- or pets. $16/week. Reserve now. SKIS, HEAD 360's with Look male, half - grown. 482-3957 answers to Bo. Reward! Call utilities included. Immediate Nevada Bindings, $65 complete. after 5. 338 337 7560. 4-38 deadlines. "9n ' IMMEDIATE, SUBLET. One 663-8418. 337-2024. 4-3-8 EO THREE rid occupancy. 332-1263. 2-3-8 2 and 3 BEDROOM homes from 337-7026, after 1 p.m. 2-38 bedroom, furnished, very close. Parking. $170. 337-7021. 2-3-8 EAST MSU. LANSING furnished - 5 blocks to house for 5 $160 per month. Call 393-1220 or 645-7338. 4-3-8 SINGLE. MALE student, block campus, cooking, parking. 314 MOVING BEFORE SALE at FOREVER. 107 the DAY WANT TO boerd horses on large farm. Reasonable. Call 675-5513 after 6 p.m. or inquire at 7303 LOST, GERMAN Shepherd female. Eest Lansing, Black / tan. Very timid around strangers. Rewerd. TRAVEL pound trip. Marc 3494136. 3-3-8 REE GIRLS d DESPERATELY Spring term. 332-4068. 2-3-8 NEED one $70, close. Call girl. men. Available June month lease. Dial 332-4076 after 2 pm. 2-3-8 15. 12 EAST LANSING. MSU walking distance. 6 bedrooms, 2 baths, $85 each. Utilities, deposit, Evergreen. 332-3839. 2-3-8 QUIET CONSERVATIVE girl, near North Cedar, Lansing. China, glass, jewelry, antiques, fixtures - all reduced. 12-4, Thursday - West Britton Roed, Perry. 2-38 Call 351-5608 or 3937500. 4-38 WORLD .. « Fort L ride, ' campus, call 332-5497. Prefer GERMAN SHEPHERD pups - place to stay. 35 references. 372-1585. 4-3-8 Saturday. Moving to 254 West LOST: HSUSKY male, black, with ONE MAN for 4-man, spring, Juniors / Seniors. 2-38 large boned, AKC, shots, warned, EAST LANSING - two bedrooms, Grand River, in East Lansing, white marking. Left leg shorter. WANTED .riders need champion bloodlines. Deposit FEMALE trav, $67.50 / month. Riverside, East. beautiful house. Walking about March 20. 2-3-8 No Identification. Oklahoma, SHEPHERD - 2 bedroom,carpeted holds. $70. 485-9274. 2-38 REWARD. companion to Europe 332-0631. BL-2-3-8 , distance, two fireplaces, all available immediately! Stove and 482 8036. 337 summer. Ronie. pinmobile. 1-3-7 351-3929.2-i facilities, garage, backyard. Men refrigerator $180 plus utilities SPARTAN WIVES, rummage sale CAPITOL AREA - near L.C.C. 3 - or women. $70. Bill, 351-8398. -call 351-1191. 4-3-8 Saturday March 9, 9 am - 3 pm. ! Homes m LOST. PINMOBILE. found six PARACHUTING EVERY n» 6T0N, DURIIS rooms, furnijhed, carpeted, 2-3-8 For Sale ^ Spartan Day Care Center. cretonic sleazy Student instruction. L utilities. $145. Girls or married hogarthien baby SHARE HOUSE with two males, Miscellaneous items. 2-38 laughing elephents. 1-37 351-0799 or 543-6731.238 couple. Phone 489-1276. 3-3-8 FURNISHED, bedroom home, three bedrooms, male or female, 2 to share. Excellent for FOR SALE 10-speed Kalkhoff 1967 CHAMPION 12X60, Skirted, LAUGHTER ir 3 girls need need prefer graduate student or - DAWES GALAXY - rental 531 LESSONS, initruo SUBLEASE, ONE bedroom, bicycle. Simplex derailer. Toll pertly furnished, 1 mile from six Daytona area pi students, couples. Own rooms. mature person. Rent negotiable. double butted frame, $120. laughing baby elephants, unfurnished, luxury apartment, clips and strap* 2 years old. campus, asking $3200. Call Gill approved. 1-3-7 15.355-0070. 2- 489-4534. 2-3-8 882-2574. after 6 p.m. 1-3-7 485-3365. 2-38 close. $170. 351-1315. 3-3-8 Excellent condition. $90. 351-1068 evenings. 338 OWN FURNISHED Great 393-6693. 5-3-8 FLY TO SPRING TERM, SHARE room, 5 room. HOUSE - 208 South Howard DYNACO - PAT-4 Stereo Preamp. Europe! From $19 housel Huge yards. Pets AMERICAN 1967 - 12X50, 2 travel person, 2 bedroom apartment. Street Near MSU. Call anytime, Excellent condition. $80. Phone information, Ai welcome. 349-1778. 1-3-7 484-9366. 7-3-8 USED FURNITURE bought and bedroom, very good condition. Munnich 355-7846 5-7 Next to campus. $65/month. 351-3070, extension 32. 2-38 - sold. TREASURE CHEST, 116 Fully furnished, skirted, newly 0-4-38 351-1859. 3-3-8 EAST LANSING - 3 bedroom 5 • 6 - or 7 MAN HOUSE. Summer North Main, Perry. 625-3188. BABY CRIB, miscellaneous items. carpeted, close to campus. home / 154 baths, marble and 5-3-8 Phone 337-9534. 338 EFFICIENCY IN East Fall. Furnished, parking. 3228 Holiday Drive. Thursday, Lansing, entrance. Finished rec room / Very close. 484-9774. 06-3-8 March 7. 36 p.m. 332-2440. * PLAN YOUR SPRING 1616-454-3521, close to campus, $135 / month, panelling, drop ceiling, bar. 2-37 12X52 DETROITER MOBILE « GETAWAY unfurnished. 337-7551 after 8 Newly carpeted. Quiet COUNTRY LIVING opportunity home 1968 - King Arthur's * CALL COLLEGE TRAVE Waited PM. 3-3-8 neighborhood yet close to for one or two girls. Horse and TE AC 350 CASSETTE deck with Court - $3,500. Excellent * - 351-6010 NEED ONE schools, MSU, shopping. garden facilities, reasonable rent Dolby, EPI 100 speekers. Sony condition. 48S0082. 2-38 or two men. Campus - AND START PACKING $25,900 - Dave Tome Call 834-2103 after five. 5-3-8 iPERATELY Nl Hill, pool. Bruce, 349-4136. - ST-5600 AM/FM tuner. Akai FREE A lesson in complexion » ¥ » MSU/UM b 3-3-8 485-8368, 372-7943. HUBBELL 1731-D reel reel I, 2, or 3 persons to shere spacious, ... • to - deck, care. Call 484-4519 East REALTY. 3-3-8 in country, furnished, free FLORIDA! 8 new openings I53-693 5 alter 6 10 - SPEED Kenwood KA 2000 amp. washer and dryer, 15 miles. $50 Michigan or 485-7197 Lansing $199 plus taxes. Call TRAV LUXURY TOWNHOUSE, near bus, SALES, SERVICE. ACCESSORIES Complete Mcintosh system, Mall. MERLE NORMAN two bedroom, dishwasher, Bolex H-16-S 16mm movie per person. 651-6419. 33-8 BY HARRINGTON, 351-88 BEST VALUES. CHECK US OUT COSMETIC STUDIOS. C-337 carpeted. $240. 332-6677. 3-3-8 ROOM, BOARD, spring term. 0-4-38 camera. Mamiya Super - 23 press $235. Nexus Co-op. 351-0100. Nikkor 80-200 MOVING, MUST sell. Immaculete velocipede camera. room FIVE Q Service \ PERSON house, 2 baths, 1970 Park wood mobile home CUTE ONE bedroom, block from finished rec room, partially JOM lens. PLUS stereo compacts. with 12' MONTY'S BAR campus. Utilities paid, $160. Color and Black / white TV sets. x 7' expendo in living 332-5506. 3-3-8 furnished, ample parking, near bus. Available now. 351-8920. 3-3-8 South VIVANIA • near AVENUE, Michigan Avenue. Quiet for student. Near bus line. Meddler--1 Ml S GRAND RIVER DOWNSTAIRS M 8-Track car decks, tapes, albums, binoculars, 35mm and movie room. Wesher / dryer, dishwesher, air conditioner, 10' x 10' storage shed, fully skirted AND RESTAURANT Houses $15 / week plus deposit. camera equipment. Old Persian and sat up on lot in King Pitcher Night (M-Th) MINOX-B $60. Polaroid - 210, $25. rugs. Bargains in Diamond and SHARP, COMPLETELY redone 627-5454. 4-3-8 Arthur's Court. $6,000. Phone Luncheon special With cases and accurate. Engagement sets. WILCOX - $1.50 interior, 3 bedroom house. Close 489-9709. 338 355-2797. 2-3-8 SECONDHAND STORE, 509 to campus. 351-5891, after 6 ROOM: CLOSE to campus. Pool Table FEMALE NEEDED — own room. East Michigan, Lansing. p.m. 3-3-8 Cooking and parking privileges. Transportation necessary. DUAL 1219 TURNTABLE with 485-4391. Trades, leyaways, CAMPUS, NEAR - 12' x 50', 1969 351-0687 after 6 p.m. 4-3-8 mobile home. Bring your ID $75/month. Share utilities. Must Shure M91ED cartridge. $125. bank cards. 9 am - 5:30 pm. Completely HOUSE NEEDS one, own room. like pets. 485-8588. 3-3-8 Call 353-4792. 2-3-8 C-338 furnished, $3200. 337-0269. (3 cards proof of age) FOR THE BEST service $50 per month. Call 489-2741. OWN LARGE room available in 338 equipment see the ster 3-3-8 house across from campus, East SEWING MACHINE Clevance SUBLEASE REFRIGERATOR COUNTER 2369 E. Gd. River, Okemos SHOPPE, 543 East - SPRING. Two men, Grand River, 1027. 337-1242. - Salet Brand new portables. MARLETTE 14' x 68', 21 x 7 height. 2.5 cubic foot. Gold tone - River. C-5-3-8 $70/month, includes utilities, DESPERATE! ONE woman, own 5-3-8 free washer / dryer, dean, wood grain top. Call 332-6828 $49.95. $5 per month. Large expando. Excellent condition, large room, furnished, yard. LOCAL DUCKS interested in baby selection of reconditioned used central air, washer, dryer, rooms. 332-8946. 3-3-8 $95/month. 337-9595. 5-3-8 SHARE ROOM $200 per term, anytime. 2-3-8 elephants should do absolutely VOLVO - machines. Singers, Whites, dishwasher, carpeting, skirting, utilities included. Board Necchis, New Homes and "many porch. 489-4944. 338 nothing. 1-37 SERVICE NEED ONE female for 5-person DEVONSHIRE NEAR Lansing availabe. Two blocks from AUCTION - others." $19.95 to $39.95. Lansing's only sh coed house. Own room, yard, close $50/month. april 8 - big General Hospital. 4 bedroom, modern home. Carpeted, campus. 351-5687. 6-3-8 March 9th Terms. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. EDWARDS VALIANT, 1965 - 12X57, 2 bedroom. In quiet cove 10 WEIGHT specializing exclusively Genuine Parts, to 1820 Dell Rd. 882 September. Call Marty fireplace, garage. $300. Phone 435 M.A.C., $75/month includes 372-7693, after 7:30. 3-3-8 489-1276.3-3-8 utilities, kitchen, laundry, parking. TV, pets. 337-9085. The 1115 North Weshington. 489-6448. C-337 minutes from cempus, $50 per month. Lot rent, new skirtingi REDUCTION IMPORTED CAR service ECON-O-MART TV antenne, furnished, super MOVING AND hauling, hi GIRL. OWN room in house, walking distance to MSU. Spring OWN ROOM, $50. Spring, perhaps summer. 604 Forest. 337-7438. 2-3-8 227 N. Cedar 100 USED VACUUM Cleaners. Tenks, cannisters, and uprights. clean, only $4,495. MICHIGAN MOBILE HOMES. 372-2580. PROGRAM $70/month plus utilities. 3-3-8 ATTRACTIVE ROOM and bath for Guaranteed one full year. $7.88 0-5-37 Information meeting today 351-5153.4-3-8 serious student. Pay rent or OWN New and Used Furniture, and up. DENNISH and each Mon-Fri thru ROOM in house, furnished. assist in care of elderly lady in Stereo Consoles, Vied DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, USED MOBILE homes alreedy set March 14 of exam week 25c PER LOAD SUBLEASE - SPRING. Female, $90 utilities included. Close, return for rent. 332-3743. 2-3-8 316 North Cedar, Opposia City up on lots! Located just 10 THE BEST FOR LESS share bedroom, furnished, cooking. 332-3950. 3-3-8 Appliances, Lamps, Paints and at 3:30 PM WENDROW'S Market C-337 minutes from cempus. Cell $62.50 I month. 351-2549. ROOM FOR male student, across Antiquei MICHIGAN MOBILE HOMES, ECONOWASH w 4-3-8 EAST SIDE - near South Cedar from Union. 211V4 Grand River, SPECIAL TEXAS 676 5549 USED CAMERAS, SLR 372-2680. 0-5-3-7 and Freeway, 3 bedroom, WASHER 50c upstairs. $48 per month. 2-3-8 SOUTH LANSING. One bedroom, furnished Rangefinder, Kodek's, twin lens, 3006 VINE ST. home. Carpeted, NEEDSPRING BREAK MONEY? miscellaneous. 349-1715 after 6 GREAT LAKES 10X65, 2 "*»■ 01 ^ partly furnished, $130 / month garage, garden, $200 / month. FURNISHED DOUBLE room. WE'LL BUY just about anything of PASSPORT, APPLICATION, plus utilities, deposit. 882-5488. pm. 06-38 bedroom, furnished, ideel for Creetive Weddings, end Natural 351-7497. 0-3-3-8 Spring free. Utilities, parking, value, from stereo components to PROFESSIONAL PINMOB students. Why pey rent? $1800. 4-3-8 laundry, close. 337-9927. 3-3-7 baseball gloves. Portraits. LUKE repairs, 1965, older, ■ Come on into BAND BROKE up: Must sell - Call Tom or Pete. 337-1383. WOMAN NEEDED. Own room in DICKER & DEAL SECONDHAND PHOTOGRAPHY, 351 7690. professional pinheads with fac Fender Bandmaster Amp head, 338 duplex. 332-2824. Call after 6 SINGLE ROOM $75/month, 2 C-5-3-8 1-3-7 store, 1701 South Cedar, Lansing. Fender Bassman amp head, Jl pm. 3-3-8 blocks / campus. Cooking, 487-3886. Open 9-9 Monday, West Flllfnore Bass amp head, 10X50 Atlas 2 bedroom, conservative washer / dryer. Call 8-10 am. Wednesday, and Friday. Other West 115-H speaker cabinet, furnished, - skirted, enclosed I ACCESS CENTER | Typing Service house. Close. DUPLEX, ONE male for spring. Monday - Friday. 337-9085. for nights until 6 p.m. c-5-3-8 Ovation 100 watt P.A. head. porch. 10X7 shed, large lot. $98/month. 337-0669, after 6 3-3-7 $65. 220 River. Closet 394-2167 before 6 p.m. 7-3-8 V H"man Reproduction Health | p.m. 4-3-8 337-0764. 3-3-8 $2,250. Call 675-7287, 3-38 SUMMER: SINGLES and douUei Furnished utilities, kitchen, TV FRENCH PROVINCIAL canopy bed and chest. $100. 337-7677 EYE GLASSES at Large Savings. I offeis *Abortion-Contreceptirn Services " j TYPING DONE 504 .per page up to in 10 pages.1 after 5 PM. 3-3-8 GARDNER, 1970 12'x 60'with I 1226 East Michigan I page over 10 P«f WATER'S EDGE - per lounge, laundry, parking, close. Why Pay Mora? OPTICAL 2 expandos. Fully carpeted, Lamina 4§53?71 f 489-2128.0-6 3-8 $60 $80. 332-5722. 06-3-8 DISCOUNT, 2615 East porch, washer / dryer. In Meson. BABY LAUGHING elephant, 6,666 Michigan. Lansing. 372-7409. FALL: SINGLES and 676-1506. 4-38 PURPLE VICKI fast, doubles. labs. Answers to the name C-6-3-8 and Furnished, utilities, kitchen, TV, lounge, laundry, parking. Close. Tamoeki. 1-3-7 AMPLIFIER AND guitar - 40 '67 PARKWOOD MOBILE home, dependable. Inexpensive Near campus. 337-7260.4-38 Typ $70 $100. 332-5722. 0-9-3-8 watts, $150. Please call 489-2076. 12' x 52'. Moon Lake. RIVER'S EDGE BEAUTIFUL MEXICAN THESE^,(S^ - Jackets: DEAR COMPLETE 3-38 Furnished, skirted, full lake HOGARTH, Sorry about Suede, smooth leather, the banannas, signed - six Discount printing. ID"* LIMITED SPACE embroidered denim. Come see privileges! $3900 or $400 down and binding of thesi-, REFRIGERATOR - Apartment and take over payment. Hogarthien faces. 1-37 publications. Across " APARTMENTS and order for spring. 351-1767. size. One door, full freezer. JAMAICA BL-1-3-7 PleasejcalI 882-4990. 33-8 675-5586 / 393-4191.5-38 campus, corner M.A.C. Grand River, below » Is Now Leasing For SONY TC-630 Complete stereo reel There's a ready market for your *249.00 recorder. New condition. $330. ANTIQUES ft UNIQUES. Buy and sail. 220 Albert Street, under mobile home in the Want Ads. Real Estate Stationery COPYGRAPH sh°£;)irl SERVICI Summer and Fall Plus 15% TAXES 4 GRATUITIES 332-3169.1-3-7 Lums. C-6-3-8 To sell yours dial 365 - 8255. |j«j 337-1666. C-5-3-8 EXPERIENCED IBM ivpj If] You'll Get March 15 -22. ALMA COLLEGE CUSTOM BUILT con eirtporary 3 bedroom ranch with oriental Dissertations, FAY ANN, 489-0358. (pics ' C-5-3® wii 2 Minute Walk TRIP INCLUDES: gerden. Others big st-jdy room, Fully Carpeted - Floors To Campus -8 Days, 7 Nights PRESENTS IN screened porch, huge 2 way fireplace. Neer MSU. $39,500. PROFESSIONAL IBM dissert"' typing. MA English Full Time Walk Out 332-3832, 3530655. 3-3-8 MARTY NORTH, 361-* ! \y Maintenance Balconies WEATHER REPORT C-5-3-8 i Cable TV Excellent -7 Nights Accommodation at FOR SALE IRENE ORR ThweVj 2 Bathrooms Location the new Heritage Beach Hotel &HOWUN' WOLF MASON NEW papers, general Wl'in9- with Ann Brown. Call 482 Free Canoes for Tenants -Plus Transfers in • flight Food and Drinks, Welcome Cocktails Sat., Mwch 23,1974 at 8 p.m. 3 bedrooms, 1V» baths, large lot. C-5-3-8 Full price 129,500 with low and many other little extras. In The Alma CoDefe P.E. Center TYPING": FAST, «cu" Call Tim or Laurie AdmiMion $3.00 No Reserve Seat* down payment mortage rates. ana good guaranteed. Call cm I * Open Sundays or shown by 332-4432 IRAVH Ticket! on tale March 11th at the appointment. 349-4029. 5-3-8 UNION BOARD OFFICE Located In Angell Acres Or stop by mile north of Mason on Cedar TYPING DISSERTATIONS, WORLD 1 - SX7 - 463 - 2141 Ext. 354 papers. Experienced. 5U 1050 Waters Edge Dr. No. 214 1-313/66S-3603 Mall orders until March 20th, 1974 Cat 332 2987.5-3-8 (for reservations call collect) UNION BOARD, ALMA COLLEGE ■3. HtlOt REALTY next to Cedar Village 610 S. Forest No. 4 Ann Arbor ALMA, Ml. 48801 TERM PAPERS, ^sume,eic. 351-09Q0 up and return) 349^930 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 7, 1974 15 HKSnfc'H ■it's what's happening. Announcements for lt's wh t' P|NG ELECTRIC machine. Lottery drawing for 1974 is Fraternities, sororities and You are cordially invited to There will be The Spectacle is coming! a meeting of MSU Go Club has players at all !„ accurate, experienced. scheduled for March 20. This independent students: Men of attend the senior French horn Lansing Area Lesbian Feminists at levels from rank beginners to a 3724746.15 3-8 two C'iss is", si. days before publication. lottery will involve all young men who will be 19 during year 1974. Progress Inc. is coordinating a talent search in the community. recital of Margie Gage assisted by Joan Everywoman's Center, 1118 S. 5:30 p.m. Sunday at the Women's five-dan expert. Everyone is invited Krueger on piano and Harrison Road: Communication Center, 547ft E. Grand River Ave. to play, to learn, or just watch. No announcements FAST EFFICIENT typing call wi|,bt;atcepted The MSU Immunization Clinic Incjuded in this search also individuals interested in exhibiting are harpsichord at 8:15 tonight in the skills workshop will be held from 1 to plan the Midwest conference. We Meetings are at 7:30 p.m. every siy Mense, 339-2069. 2-3-8 will meet from 10 Saturday a.m. to 2 at the Church of God in p m their paintings, pottery or other Music Bldg. auditorium . to 2:30 p.m. today. Child care provided and all are welcome. need your help. The feminists will continue to have activities during Friday in 31 Union. artistical work for sale. Send your A Luta Continue continues with Celebrate International Women's spring break. For more information Alcoholics Anonymous will hold 'is papers, general typing. II S r?unuc#men,t What s Happening" prin,ed >« Christ, located at the corner of resumes to Starr's Black & Tan c/o "Finally got the News" and Day at 8 p.m. Friday at the center. about specific events, call the an open meeting at 8 p.m. Saturday are rt.ai) J Carolyn - 332-5574. 5-3-8 So Tf ITl"0 AM »■»»• Logan and St. Joseph streets, following free immunizations will MOP Inc., 305 River St., Lansing, with your name, phone number and "Work," two films concerned with Streetcorner Society will perform "The Women Play." The center's Women's Center. at the University Health Center, working conditions and second floor. Everyone is invited. special program,"for be :;E'SS|0NAL ibwi typinfl (Pica general spMng^rm^ given: polio, tetanus, measles, rubella and TB skin tests. Screening what specific presentation you would like organization of radical workers in Arts and Crafts Day on April 5 cgjte) 11 veart experience. comments about WMSN •<>r high blood pressure is also to display in U.S. factories. Films wiU be shown needs a woman to organize the The Women's Center is open all There will be an important radio.contactD.ve Mello, ,hi, week conjunction with the talent search at 7:30 coffeeshop. Please contact Holly meeting of the MSU Motorcycle 5ANDI, 339-8934. C-5-M ^ in 8 Student Services Bldg. available for adults. or culture exhibition. tonight auditorium by in Brody HaU Southern Africa Holdman at the center. finals week. The center will remain open during spring break from I to Dirt Riders at 7 tonight in 215 Liberation Committee and Office 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday Men's Intramural Bldg. N BROWN typing and multilith Union Activities Board: Misused Applications are now being of Black Affairs. Everyone through Thursday. To all women offset printing. Complete service consumers unite! Tell your troubles accepted for editor of the 1975 welcome. interested in staffing the Women's All graduating seniors and friends dissertations, theses, Wolverine, MSU yearbook. A , Jo the Consumer Information and written statement, not The Freak Chess Confederation Center a couple hours a week, there are invited to celebrate Mass and muscripts, general typing. IBM Complaint Referral Office, second three pages long, of more than will hold its spring tournament Student Council for Exceptional United Ministries in Higher will be a staff training day March breakfast at 9 a.m. Saturday at St. 24 years experience. floor Union. Volunteers to applicant's Children will meet at 7 tonight in Education, 1118 S. Harrison Road: 30. Call the center for John's Student Parish, 327 MAC help in experience and time April 5 to 7. Prizes will be awarded. more office are also needed. Craft availability is 349-0850. C-5-3-8 n classes required, along with ideas and plans All those interested should contact 226 Erickson Hall. Program will be The final luncheon forum will be information. crocheting, needlepoint for the yearbook. The statement the Gator at 138 Linden St. as soon "Planning Your Own Program." All noon Sunday. Free lunch. macrame and those interested Volunteer and service programs Students, faculty and staff knitting are being should be submitted to W.F. as possible. are invited to join Basic dog obedience classes, are offered spring term. $io ( available for this summer as well as invited to a weekly Bible study for five Mcllrath, adviser, 2 sponsored by the wives of weekly lessons. Sign up in UAB Journalism tour of C/AHED. from noon to 1 today in 130 Bldg., not later than March Purim! Our gala celebration will a United veterinary students, will begin on •ommercial PRINTING. office, second floor Union. 28. be Guild of Illuminators Ministries spring term programs March 25. Enrollment fee is $20. Natural Resources Bldg. Topic: tonight in Union ballrooms B M7-0712. C-5-3-8 and C. Megillah reading begins at Calligraphers will meet at elude For information contact the Baptism in the Holy Spirit. College Republicans will meet at 7:30 p.m. Festivities and food tonight in 33 Union. discovery groups. Veterinary Clinic. PING TERM papers and theses. Free U: Preyoga continues to 7 tonight in 35 Union. All Christian living, gestalt groups and PIRGIM at MSU is conducting a meet at 6 p.m. Tuesdays and interested students are welcome. (including imported food and typewriter - fast service, house churches. Programs start the Society for Creative letter writing campaign directed Thursdays m 36C Union. Come and delicassies) begin approximately at toward getting House Bill 4926, on ill 349-1904. 24-3-8 enjoy the serenity, good vibrations A fun afternoon has been 8:30 p.m. All welcome. week of April 1. For more Anachronism: Renaissance dance and chanting with Richard planned by the East Lansing Arts Married Students: Enjoy the free information call UMHE. School of class meets at 8:30 tonight in banning throw-away bottles, out of Transportation jil and his Israel Aliyah Shaliach Gidon recreation activity nights from 7 to Christian Living will first meet from Union parlor A. There will be a committee and on to the floor of little friends. French Workshop at its spring open house the House of Representatives. through from 2 to 4 p.m. March 17. Biran makes his monthly stop at 10 p.m. Friday at both Red Cedar 3 to 5 p.m. April 4. Join us for regular meeting at 8:30 p.m. poetry for beginners and others is and Spartan ViUage shcools. Take a small book discussion groups on Information and letter writing Hillel house from 11 to 3 today. All the Saturday in Union parlor A. The taking names. If interested call or Something for interested in short or long term break before exams for some theology of C.S. Lewis. Christianity Recorder Consort will meet at 3 material will be available from 12 everyone-demonstrations and rfe NEEO ride - Fort Fr«« U. Class to begin sooA exhibits of faculty and student Israel experiences should stop in to volleyball, basketball, badminton, table tennis, etc. and politics, prayer and action. Bus p.m. Sunday under St. Cecilia's to 5 p.m. today and Friday in the International Center lobby. """ work, children's activity room, art transportation will be provided. picture in the Music Bldg. sale and free refreshments. 15.351-1852 . 3-3-8 " an astrology class spring term. Call now and sign up if interested ID THREE riders to Houston, March 15-30. Bruce, .oond trip. 349-4136. 3-3-8 Wanted ASMSU Board will meet at 9 THE LAST SALE OF THE TERM! REE GIRLS desperately need £ tonight at Delta Tau Delta, 330 N. Fort Lauderdale. You Harrison Road. I ride, we'll give you a puceiostay 351-310^3-2-8 _ HELP! NEED 3 tickets for RIDERS needed for cruise to Game. Call i ne Michigan Marijuana Initiative is in desperate need of Iklahoma, will provide _ mmoWe. T3-7 people and ideas. If you would like NEED BASKETBALL TICKETS to help get the marijuana issue on the November ballot, call or ETON DURING term break, ,or MSU • U. of M. game, March by the office, second floor Union stop Share gas. 9. Call Nancy, 355-4948. S-2-3-8 checkroom. 355 1049.3 3-8 Z7ZZ~ZZ RIDE TO Boston area. Share Help! We need drivers. If you are 3 girls need ride to Florida, expenses. Finals week. Voko. headed somewhere for spring break laytona area preferably. March 332-8942. 2-3-8 and have room for riders, call 5.355 0070. 2-3-8 Hubbard Information Center, third THREE GENERAL admission or floor Library. We are open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through IE NEEDED to Colorado. reserved tickets. MSU-UM. Thursday of finals week. larch 14 or 15. Share gas and 489-0159, 482-9263. 2-3-8 riving. Andy. 353-3618. 2-3-8 , If you have ever wished that you i Car Pool ^ could just jump into the air and JRIDA KEYS in schoolbus, soar effortlessly through space, we ound trip, $50. Call f can help you. MSU Soaring Club meets 7:30 •616-454-3521, Sherry. 2-3-8 SlUTO DfiVing ^ at Wednesday in 34 Union. p.m. every Wanted £ Last regular Hillel weekend of ANN ARBOR MSU. Leaving 9:30 the quarter will begin with Shabbas a.m., returning 6 p.m. Tuesday services and dinner at 6:30 p.m. PERATELY NEED two tickets 8nd Wednesday, Spring term. Friday, continue with traditional MSU/UM basketball game. Ann Arb°r 662-3519. X-3-6-74 Minyan at 10 a.m. Saturday and end with our Deli which begins at 6 >3-6935 after 6 pm. 2-3-8 Leaving Spartan Village 6:30 a.m. p.m. Sunday. Just light entertainment at the latter, so you SLEAZY animals wanted to to Jackson. Returning 5 p.m. will not be burdened excessivley Rasputin's ugly wallet. Phone 355-0979 after 6 p.m. 3-3-8 Sunday Dining a Student A touch of Paris for under *5.00 Open Sunday Noon to 8:00 p.m. Fashion show every Wednesday and Thursday afternoons 12:15 to 2:00 Alternative sponsors: Letts, Sears, Greens, and Eyewinker Open: Mon - Thu 11:00 am -1:00 am Fri - Sat 11:00 am - 2:00 am grande Sunday Noon - 8:00 pm gourmet Located in the Frandor Shopping Center why does a man Boz Scaggs - SLOW DANCER Barbra Streisand AND OTHER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS $4" join Maryknoll ? There are probably as many answers and power to an excessive degree $3" as there are individual Maryknoll Others look to learn from peoples pnests and Brothers. Some men are who have grown up with a different deeply moved when' they hear of mentality than that which is theirs. babies dying in their mother's arms All feel that the only solution to the because of hunger or disease. Others crises that threaten to split men -sSsS— $jT • Dear Father: Please send me information about Maryknoll Priest Namt____ Q Brother 0 becoming a Sister LJ Disc Shop 323 East Grand River Avenue 351-5380 Next to Jacobson's open weekdays 9-9 Sat. 9-6 «■ 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 7 , Now that he has made it to Campus, it won't be long till the Money Man reaches MSU Bookstore... So if longer need yreadyour (fMarc you no them during Finals Week Buying Personel will be uncirculated one dollar bil s Also: Are Now Available Spring Term Books 500 ■v "CP (9GWW8D