Volume 66 Number 123 East Lansing, Friday, March 8,1974 Michigan 48824 Six charged with burglary of Ellsberg's doctor s office WASHINGTON In New York, a government witness The conspiracy charge, carrying a (AP) - John D. In another development a California testified Thursday at the Mitchell-Stans maximum 10 years in prison and Ehrlichman, already charged with a official accused Nixon's tax lawyer conspiring in the Watergate coverup, was conspiracy trial that hours after financier $10,000 fine, named Ehrlichman, Colson, G. Gordon Liddy, Bernard L. Barker, Thursday of fraudulently backdating the indicted again Thursday-this time for Robert Vesco made a $200,000 cash deed to Nixon's vice-presidential papers to allegedly sending White House agents to contribution to Nixon's re-election Felipe DeDiego and Eugenio R. Martinez. claim a massive tax deduction. rifle Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist's office campaign, then-Atty. Gen. John N. Additionally Ehrlichman alone was Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown and lying about it later. Mitchell set up a ''very charged in one count of lying to the FBI Jr. said "there's the possibility of an The federal grand jury charged productive" meeting between Vesco's and three of lying to the grand jury. Each carries a maximum five-year prison term attempt to defraud" in the execution of Ehrlichman, along with former White lawyer and the head of the Securitias and the deed in an effort to gain the tax break. House aide Charles W. Colson and four Exchange Commission. and a $10,000 fine. men tied to the Vesco aide Harry Sears testified in U. S. If convicted on all counts in the Watergate burglary, with conspiring to violate the rights of Dr. Lewis J. Fielding of Los Angeles. District Court that the meeting which Vesco had been trying to arrange for Watergate coverup and Ellsberg case indictments, Ehrlichman would be liable Polls scheduled months jelled quickly once the cash was for a 55-year prison term. He also is Meanwhile, the chief counsel of the House Judiciary Committee said Thursday that President Nixon appears to be trying delivered to former Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans, who was then Nixon's scheduled for trial April 15 on conspiracy, burglary and perjury charges in Los to open Monday to limit its impeachment inquiry to re-election finance chairman. Angeles. Watergate and to restrict its access to White House documents. The indictment of Ehrlichman and the Watergate is one of six areas of presidential activity the Judiciary for ASMSU vote Members of Theta Chi and Phi Kappa Psi fraternities hit the streets others said their intent was "to search for Committee is investigating. Orhers include Wednesday night. Both houses are on Abbott Road. See pages 12 and But counsel John Doar advised the confidential information concerning allegations of illegal campaign As you try to maneuver around the 13 for more on the great streaking craze which hit campus committee to refrain from issuing a Ellsberg" in the September 1971 break-in Thursday. contributions, the actions of the White Men's Intramural Building, following State News photo bv David Schmier subpena for other information at this at Fielding's office. House plumbers, allegations of the use of innumerable "continue registration" time. The committee agreed, with a clear At the time, Ellsberg was under government agencies for political arrows next week, one of the areas to warning that it will exercise its subpena indictment for unauthorized possession of purposes, Nixon's personal finances and which you Streaking epide power "It later if it feels necessary information is being withheld. seems clear the White House is classified materials - and was held responsible for leaking the Pentagon Papers, a study of the development of the the secret bombing of Cambodia. The members and apprehensions of committee Doar about White House polls. will be directed is the ASMSU All undergraduates are eligible to vote for candidates from their respective boisterous MS attempting to define the limits of our inquiry, and that is totally unacceptable," said Rep. Don Edwards, D-Calif. Vietnam war. Ehrlichman, who resigned as Nixon's intentions were based on a letter Doar received from James St. Clair, Nixon's colleges, candidates for the ASMS1' presidency, candidates for Academic top domestic adviser last April 30, had special counsel, outlining Nixon's offer to Council at large representatives and 10 - - Scores of carefree students, clad 6 p.m. for other Holden residents to The committee also voted unanimously denied knowing in advance about the give the committee everything he has amendments to the ASMSU constitution. I only in shoes and a hat or necktie, post $200 in bail money for them. to authorize Chairman Peter W. Rodino, Fielding break-in but said national security given to the Watergate grand jury. For details on the seven presidential Police would not D-N.J., to formally request that District | scrambled in and out of residence who the name the men, could justify it. • The letter states that Nixon believes this candidates, the 28 college candidates, the lulls Thursday as a hefty dose of the were first two students Judge John Sirica turn over a grand jury The White House special investigations material is "more than sufficient to afford Academic Council candidates and the I national streaking epidemic struck arrested despite a warning Thursday report believed to link Nixon to Watergate unit, nicknamed the plumbers, had been the judiciary committee with the entire constitutional amendments,turn to page MSU. from Ingham County Prosecutor to the committee. put in his charge by Nixon. Watergate story." 13. About 1,200 people, egged on by Raymond Scodeller that he would warm weather and academic boredom, prosecute whoever was apprehended for indecent exposure. pthered at three local spots at 5 p.m. to watch small groups of streakers romp past them. The crowds at south and Brody The widespread streaking, started sporadically on erupted across campus Wednesday which Sunday and Trustees to get ■ coe I complexes saw about 25 mostly male night, was interspersed with chants, Ru CIICAU ACCD By SUSAN AGER Halls Programs and a member of the flying panties and an occasional State News Staff Writer February meeting, and has no Idea what Nonnamaker, asking the same thing. Stack j dudcnte ahed their -clothes, following "mooning." the vote the said the issue had been discussed at an committee which drafted the proposal, *ldMp(fead rumors that hundreds of Eldon Nonnamaker, rice president for on proposal will be. Streakers cited weather, upcoming informational meeting in said this meant that at least 188 stodertte, streakers would bare thenwtoes student affairs, revertiiig his Noiinamaker's earlier refusals to present January "with ak>r^ final exams and general boredom as earner the proposal to the board based the understanding that it would come or 75 per cent of the 250 spaces which Grand River Avenue and at the two decision, told the State News Thursday were on would be available, must sign up for the reasons for their bravado. that he would present the coed informal discussions he had with the to the board for a vote at a public residence hall locations. housing But one student from India, trustees during late January and early meeting." option in order for it to be offered. Two male students, who were proposal to the board of trustees at its If the signup is smaller, the proposal standing in a crowd of 200, may have March 15 meeting. February, after which he was "99 per cent "I think this one's ripe," Stack said of picked up by plainclothes MSU had the best perspective. "I think the issue. reads, "the number of rooms set aside for "Several trustees have asked that it be sure the board would split 4-4 on the j inpolicemen late outside West Holden Hall these crazy Americans are a little placed on the agenda," Nonnamaker said, proposal," which would defeat it for the Nonnamaker said Trustee Don Stevens, this option will be reduced." afternoon, were still waiting at cuckoo," she said. third time in3>^ years. D-Bloomfield Hills, had also spoken to "That is simply a test to see if real explaining his decision. He said he has commitment is as great as verbal talked to The proposal, which would allow men him personally after the February board no board members since the last and women to live on the same floors if meeting and asked that the item be commitment," North said. First-term freshmen or transfer students "separate and identifiable" bathrooms and brought before the board. Trustees Carrigan and Stevens have would not be eligible for the option. showers were provided, was made public Simon to use gasoline reserves in mid - February, but was not proposed at the later February board meeting. Nonnamaker said the executive group supported the proposal in past votes, and Stack has said he would support it as well. Until Feb. 21, Nonnamaker was very Which residence halls would offer the coed option would not be deter.nined until after the trustees approved the of MSU's vice presidents discussed the firm in his refusal to present the proposal, proposal. North said. He added that hike service station allocation proposal at its meeting March 1, but the saying that the controversy created by an signups for the coed option rooms would io decision to present the controversial even split would not be good for MSU or its students. probably occur before regular room signups begin April 16, so that rooms proposal to the board was not made until could be converted to other options if too Some fears also centered on possible I WASHINGTON (AP) - Federal energy chief William E. Simon decreased refinery operations largely on "scheduled shutdowns after a discussion with President Wharton few students Wednesday. negative reaction from parents and apply. ►pped gasoline stocks Thursday to increase distribution in March for repairs"and "partially to lack of crude oil." N keep service station waiting lines from getting as long as in • Simon told the National Governors' Conference, where he Nonnamaker first announced the legislators - both fund sources for the North said the Housing Options Vebruary. announced the March allocations, that further emergency change of mind at a Residence Hall Assn. University. Committee, which drafted the proposal, banquet Wednesday night in Hubbard If the trustees approve the proposal, will probably consider the 1 Simon announced increases in March averaging only about 2.9 allocations could be made if new problems arise but he did not popularity of Hall. MSU will join seven other state residence halls, their class and major think they would be necessary. Tjllion gallons per day -- an improvement of about 1 per cent Simon also told the governors he was considering the idea of Trustee Pat Carrigan, D-Ann Arbor, institutions which offer a coed housing mixes, and other factors in determining J>» February-but the increases were concentrated most heavily confided to the State News Monday that option. These include the University of which should offer the option. ► states with poor lifting the voluntary ban on Sunday gasoline sales, to aid the supplies, and improvements there should be she had written a "strongly worded" letter Michigan and Central, Western and lore marked. recreation and vacation industry, but his deputy, John C. Sawhill, Some to President Wharton urging that the Northern Michigan universities and students, particularly those in I Tie increases were distributed so that no state would receive later told newsmen that Simon meant Sunday sales might be proposal be brought to the board for a Saginaw Valley State College. McDonel Hall, have criticized the n 85 per cent of its March 1972, gasoline supply, adjusted resumed after the Arab oil embargo against the United States is vote. Included in the proposal is a clause assignment of other coed options like I*growth of motor vehicle lifted. registrations since then. On Tuesday, Trustee Jack Stack, requiring a 75 per cent sign-up rate for the alternate wings only to unpopular halls in ■ Also, Egypt has asked Arab oil countries meeting in Cairo Simon's action, instead, increased the supplies of 30 states to order to increase their popularity and thus at least 85 per cent of their adjusted 1972 levels. R-Alma, said he had also written a letter option by returning students. "% to lift their five month • old embargo against the United their financial stability. H - Simon emphasized that the increases were to Wharton, with a copy sent to Gary North, coordinator of Residence an Oil Ministry official said Thursday. coming from ■ Informed sources in Kuwait said that rich Persian Gulf oil inventories, not from the supplies of other states. ■wkdom also is ready to drop the embargo. Even the six states with more than 100 per cent of their ■ There were adjusted 1972 supplies were untouched; they are Alaska, Kansas, reports thai. Saudi Arabia and several Persian Gulf Louisiana, Minnesota, North Carolina, Texas and Wyoming. Tp J* to the 'n addition to Kuwait, endorsed the Egyptian call for an But Simon warned that he would start equalizing the embargo. ■ Meanwhile, the American Petroleum Institute reported that distribution in April, allowing no state to receive more than 95 ■wine production decreased about two per cent of its adjusted April 1972, base supply. per cent last week, Wthing a decrease in refinery inputs. He said his goal was to bring all state supplies within five per I "e institute, an oil industry organization, blamed the cent of the national average. Tenants challenge [or By R. D. CAMPBELL cleaning the purpose of the new law by placing the of At Burcham Apartments, rugs 731 Burcham burden of proof back on the tenant if he Drive, manager Kathleen Morris said that a State News Staff Writer says that the house or apartment was clean $20 cleaning fee is charged which is given when he moved out and didn't need to be back if students don't leave the apartment in a mess. you paid your landlord or cleaned. P%ment agency a rug cleaning or East Lansing apartment complex The same situation exists at Woodmere ■Worial fee? managers and landlords vary their methods i ™ outcome of a Apartments, 139 Woodmere Ave., where in which a group of charging and refunding cleaning fees. case Manager Mildred Chandler charges a $25 ^jj'yne County tenants are suing their Larry Scott, manager of Twyckingham cleaning fee that is returned "if they want ords for Apartments on South Hagadorn Road, said charging rug cleaning fees in to dean up everything." 'lon to he charges a $40 prepaid rug cleaning fee. * security deposits could nuke charges illegal. He said that all apartment nigs are cleaned J. Donald Gadsden, who owns jj'n Gilchrist, Detroit attorney when tenants move out whether the rug is apartments and houaes in East Lansing, anting the tenants, said the fee cleaned by a commercial company or not. said that he presently charges a $75 68 the 1973 state landlord-tenant act He said that because students are always prepaid cleaning fee which includes carpet 11 shifted the burden of proof from moving in and out, charging the uniform cleaning, as well as windows and wails and nonrefundable fee is the best possible ■J/,0 landlord proving damages to anything else that needs it. ■Pud for from the security deposit. llB<* the law went into effect there method. "It's reasonable because it's not a Gadsden said that he would return the Two t fee if his tenants leave the apartment or hidden charge," Scott said. "If they h P n epidemic of cleaning or janitorial house in Susan Schottenfels, 26 Phillips Hall, listens to William Freydell M., T3 West Shaw Hall, student from being written into leases," Gilchrist change (reinterpret) the law so that the fee Colombia, as he practices his English. The two tutor each other in the program set up in the International is illegal, then the cost will just be added W* ^plained to the rent." 23 Center. ©»«.♦« State m. News photo by John Harrington .. . that the fees are negating I® 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Warning of Syrian attack puts Israeli army on alert Israeli positions basked sources on the Golan Heights, out, Israeli forces withdrew TEL SHAMS, Occupied Into the Sinai Desert and both quietly in spring sunshine, would aim at following a Syria (AP) - Reinforced Israeli while troops played soccer sides thinned out their forces pattern set along the Suez Kissinger warns of trade veto troops and tanks were on high alert Thursday after warnings beside their tanks and rode Canal in January when along front lines separated by United Nations buffer patrols. of a Syrian attack on the donkeys across the Basalt Kissinger was pressing for Plain. Front line forces were disengagement. The Israeli sources said October war battleground, front Damascus planned to follow taking the reported Syrian Cease - fire violations had Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger warned the - line military sources said. the same strategy, but also to plans more seriously. There flared daily on the canal front, Senate Thursday he would recommend a veto of the Intelligence reports of the appeared to be no skepticism adding to the urgency of recapture a limited portion of administration's trade bill if it is passed with a provision possible Syrian attack were the 300 square miles of the that would deny the Soviet Union "most favored cited as the reason Defense among the troops like that separating Israeli and Egyptian voiced in Tel Aviv and forces, and Kissinger arranged Golan plateau seized by Israeli nation" trade status unless Soviet Jews are allowed to Minister Moshe Dayan canceled Jerusalem. forces in the October war. it in a few days of talks. his resignation and emigrate freely. Any Syrian fighting, said the Under the accord he worked Egypt had recaptured the At the same time, Kissinger in testimony before the extinguished a cabinet crisis East Bank of the Suez Canal in that nearly forced Premier Senate Finance Committee announced for the first time the war and used it as a Golda Meir to quit. publicly the issue. an administration willingness "As long as we can achieve the to compromise on reality" of a non Some Israelis had suggested Wednesday that the attack News sour bargaining platform. But Syrian forces moved back in the October fighting, not reports might have been more a forward. The Israeli sources discriminatory tariff policy toward the Russians, device to enable Meir to settle Kissinger said, "we will approach with an attitude of compromise. We would be concerned with the result the crisis than a real danger. But Israeli military sources rated in said Assad wanted at least some territorial progress to reinforce his hand at the much more than with the procedure." at the front about 25 miles Washington talks. The primary source of campus news for students living on from the Syrian capital of Damascus said messages had campus is newspapers even though 96 per cent of the students have a radio in their rooms, a study conducted for all • been received outlining the campus DORM LIFE LESS radio indicates. Prices jumping at slower rate proposed Syrian offensive and the political strategy behind it. Slightly more than 81 per cent of 1,076 campus residents IMAM YOU EXPECTED surveyed last fall said they got most of their important campus The reports disclosed that news from newspapers, with 10.5 per cent naming other President Hafez Assad of Syria A national individuals, 4.4 per cent radio, 1.1 per cent television and 7 per fraternity Wholesale prices jumped sharply in February but at a wanted to launch a limited cent other means as primary news sources. is interested in less explosive rate than the previous four months, the offensive to heat up the Golan The 16-page report on ownership and use of the mass media on government said Thursday. Heights front and apply campus was prepared by John Abel, asst. professor of television re founding its chapter The Bureau of Labor Statistics said wholesale prices pressure on Israeli ■ Syrian and radio, and a group of students in one of his classes. atMSU. If you truce talks, the Israelis said. In addition to the pervasive presence of radios, the and some friends leaped by 1.2 per cent last month, far below the 3.1 per study found cent rise of January but still extremely high by ordinary The that 71.8 per cent of the students had record are interested in talks, arranged by players in their standards. Secretary of State Henry A. room, 57.7 per cent had televisions and 42.3 per cent had tape the benefits of Kissinger on his last trip to the players. Though the Februaiy price rise was the smallest since Those who had record players listened to them more than a fraternal living Middle East, are to start in a decline in October, it still worked out to rapid annual situation contact Washington in about two other sources averaging 2.7 hours daily. -- rate of 14.4 per cent. Pete at - weeks with Kissinger as go - WVIC - AM and FM were named as the stations listened to the The report provided mixed news for consumers. If most between. by 45 per cent of the respondents, while 11.1 per cent the smaller rise turns into a trend in later months, it will named campus radio and 10 per cent said WFMK. 3321712 mean that inflation is finally abating. More than 92 per cent said they read the State News daily, But consumers will be noting the higher prices at the retail level in the weeks ahead, primarily in food and Early cycle while 26.6 per cent were reading the Detroit Free Press and 3.2 per cent the Lansing State Journal on a daily basis, with 5.2 per fuels. The first motorcycle was a cent not reading any newspaper daily. Going Home? About 70 per cent of last month's jump was caused wooden machine built in 1885 Different music, better reception, better disc in Germany by Gottlieb news and more black music were the jockeys, more Get extra Cash by price increases for fuel, mainly gasoline and residual changes in campus radio fuels, metals, farm products and processed foods and Daimler with a top speed of 12 most desired by the students, though nearly half failed to suggest When You feeds. m.p.h. any changes. Bring Your Old Finals Week Special at Buscemi's * Comic Books * Science Fiction Selassie gives money to poor Books * Baseball cards To the Curious Book Your choice of any soft drink Shop In a display of imperial generosity, Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie distributed Ethiopian dollar bills with the purchase of 99c or more, (one drink per person) 307 E. Or. River 332-0112 to the poor Thursday while his government tried to find TTftllions of dollars for civilian and military pay raises. Few things could dramatize the contract between the old and new in Ethiopia as sharply as this ancient ceremony of royal charity, carried out by Selassie in the midst of a two-week civil crisis, caused partly by trade PIZZA union and troop pay demands to match soaring living costs. 1001 E. Grand River 351 - 7816 The 82-year-old emperor visited a local market on Thick square pizza at its best - Eat in or take out. CASH a hill in an Addis Ababa slum. Open till 2 A.M. Friday and Saturday (offer expires March 16,1974) Spain denies church-state break ^Prnlflm* * For Dissident Bishop Antonio Anoveros was summoned to Vatican talks in Madrid Thursday while the Spanish government denied reports it was prepared to terminate WE its 1953 church-state concordat over the bishop's actions. The concordat, attacked by both the church and state as an anachronism in recent THANK VOU Your years, bars trial or arrest of bishops without permission of the Vatican. The break, if it developed, would leave the free to try the bishop for what it called "a "gwsmrrait FOR YOUR grave attack COOPERATION BOOKS on national unity" by urging more freedom for the Basque minority. It would also mark the lowest point in church-state relations since the end of the civil war in 1939. EPA orders Chrysler recall Some 826,000 Chrysler Corp. cars and trucks were Sell All Your ordered recalled Wednesday to replace a faulty antipollution device that allowed an illegally high level of nitrogen oxides in exhausts. Covered by the recall were all 1973-model Chrysler cars and light duty trucks built after March 15, 1973, plus about 1,000 light duty trucks assembled at the beginning of the 1974 model run. Books With One Orders for the recall came from Russell E. Train, administrator of the federal Environmental Protection Agency. He said the defect was voluntarily reported by Our telephone book drive is not over yet. Not until March 18, Chrysler. Slop At but we would like to thank all faculty and staff, off-campus and The defect allowed the release of nitrogen oxides married housing students who have participated thus far. We're between 15 and 60 per cent in excess of the still asking faculty and staff to take their old office telephone three-gram-a-mile limit set by the Clean Air Act of books to their central department office. We're also still urging 1970, Train said. faculty and staff, off-campus and married housing students to drop their old telephone books from home in one of our conveniently located recycling stations on campus. Prisoners seek Hearst release Two imprisoned Symbionese Liberation Army members claim they want to save And don't newspapers. forget: Keep recycling your old magazines and GIBSON'S kidnaped heiress Patricia Hearst and have asked for a nationally televised news conference to outline their no immediate suggestions. There was response Thursday to their request. SLA kidnapers of Hearst continually have linked her fate to that of the two SLA "soldiers " BOOKSTORE - Joseph Remiro, 27, and Russell Little, 24 who now say they may hold the key to her freedom. — The two are charged with murder and assault in the 12S W. Grand River death of an Oakland school official. (1 Block West el the Uilea) -Compiled by Steve Repko Michigan State News, Hast Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 8, 1974 3 Governor will seek re - election By DANIEL DEVER saying he is encouraged by Brickley, said he is still "within a few days or at least a expenses even if no new law State News Staff Writer recent polls which show him undecided on the matter of re • week." ' requiring this is adopted. ahead of the Milliken said he expects his possible election. At the new conference As expected, Republican official Democratic nominees. Brickley said Thursday that where Milliken made his campaign to get Gov. Milliken announced he is pondering job offers from announcement, the governor underway in early summer, Thursday that he will Milliken's running mate in the private sector and he hopes adding that he will continue to repeated his stand on definitely seek re ■ election, 1970, however, Lt. Gov. James to have an announcement perform his duties as governor. Watergate, saying that the "I'm going to stay on the impeachment proceedings should continue but refusing to job," he said. "I'm not going to be campaigning all over the ask for President Nixon's state." resignation. Student announce "I'm going to do what I think is right," he said, "and He told reporters that he really had not planned on announcing his re - election bid let the chips fall where they this early but had tired of may." dodging reporters questions on to run for truste Brickley, called for who the recently President's resignation, said he does not the subject. "The reason I announced today is that I don't want to be think his disagreement with coy. 1974 is not the year to By BOB OUR LI AN candidacy is a direct challenge discovering student ■ related Milliken on the question would State News Staff Writer actions in time for student play games," Milliken said. to the ruling. cause any problems. Milliken is the first government to act," he said. "I don't think he (Milliken) candidate An MSU prelaw student Bartrem said his campaign Bartrem said he to officially did not has to say anything about announce he will run for the Thursday declared his would receive support from think running for the Watergate because he's so clean governor's post, though candidacy for one of two current trustee Aubrey Republican nomination would and everybody knows he's Democrats Sander Levin, Republican party Radcliffe, whose 1972 be a detriment to his campaign nominations for the board of clean," Brickley said. Milliken's opponent in 1970, campaign was managed should he receive the Milliken told reporters that and former Detroit Mayor trustees. statewide by Bartrem. nomination. he will not be intimidated into Jerome Cavanagh are expected Bartrem's statement "I would hope that the Larry Bartrem, 330 N. calling for Nixon's resignation to announce soon. addresses itself to the fate of voters have the sophistication Harrison Road, junior, issued a by "threats to contribute or At Thursday's news fall quarter's Student Liaison to realize that President Nixon not to contribute statement saying he will seek campaign conference, Milliken also stated the Republican nomination for Proposal, which is currently does not represent the funds." that he is not yet prepared to bottled up in the Academic Republican party," Bartrem "I'm going to the November election. speak out implement any of the gasoline Council. said. about Watergate and the rationing plans in Michigan Bartrem, 21, is currently "Because of petty jealousies He added that the recent President as I have in the past," executive assistant of ASMSU unless the energy problem among previously divided about - face by usually he added. becomes worse. and his term there will expire student groups, and especially Republican districts in special The governor also said that next week. faculty pressure for inclusion Gov. Milliken announced his congressional elections should he will make personal candidancy for re - election Thursday. in the proposal, it has stalled in not affect his campaign. There A woman student at MSU in financial disclosures in the near SN Photo/Dale Atkins administrative channels and is a distinction between state future. 1969 attempted to run for a appears destined for long and national elections, Bartrem Though he said he has no trustee position but was stifled months of fruitless interest - said, and since Gov. Milliken is in her attempt by a ruling from figures yet as to how much he Student employes bring Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley which said that for a student to run group bickering." Bartrem said the stalled liaison proposal is one reason heading the state ticket, the national Republican stigma will not affect it. will spend on the 1974 campaign, Milliken said he will n make public his full campaign for the office of trustee is a he is running for office. "I see conflict of interest and no other way of voicing therefore unconstitutional. The Stale News is published by the students of Michigan State student concerns and parking ticket increase Bartrem belives Kelley's University every class day during Fall. Winter and Spring school terms. Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special ft argument would be shaky in Welcome Week edition is published in September. Subscription rate is court and pointed out that his $16 per year. business offices ■< University. East Lansing. Michigan, 48824. MSU's student parking enforcement which weren't valid, but said that all such GOODMAN SCHOOL BINGO personnel have been writing lots of tickets, tickets were withdrawn. The students are PHONES campus police said Thursday. informed of such mistakes to prevent 220 M.A.C. The number of tickets issued last month was reoccurrence. Saturdays 1 ■ 5 In the Alle Ey up 3,521 over February 1973. The 10 part • During their training, which included several time employes started writing parking below Stangers tickets in February. weeks spent learning the MSU student motor vehicle code and patrolling the campus with J The student employes, who patrol the regulr police officers, the students were told cimpus on foot, on bicycles and in unmarked that if they were unsure about whether to police vehicles, can write tickets for both a ticket, to err in favor of the motorist. parking meter violations and unregistered cars The student ticket writers, seven men and using faculty • staff parking areas. " three women, wear gray uniforms and blue Uq»; admit that whA the students first parkas. They earn $1.90 per hour and work an Hwtting tidrtts, a ftnv tickets Verp IssMs iwrifge" or four hoi 3ft 0Q SOS8>3 ^ tad Q 8 X * V Q (8 Ly ** (M £ H 5 CD Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 8, 1974 5 COMMENTARY UPHOLD THCCOflSTifUnod AMD 1H6 LAWS OF snots—asx whs*,.,* Civilized felon with a white collar By RUSSELL BAKER help of the merciless English teacher, I am manacled in "Silas raped, knifed and trained in the commonplace. People not involved with rW".. Marner," and hustle-' technology of advanced crime - which is them tend not to notice that they are In this fantasy, I am standing before out to begin my first 50 - hour d*y in the what goes on in most prisons — is horrors until, by some dreadful chance or judge Sirica for sentencing, wearing my mental chalk dust which hardly passes for likely to leave the inmate in any mood to white collar and little American nag pin in secondary education in the United States. dwell upon the evil ways of his past. accident, they are plunged into them. the lapel of my earnest, off - the - rack There are variations on this fantasy. In High school, for example. What horror Effective punishment, as Gilbert and could bf more blandly commonplace? _iy Suit. My face is a marvel of insincere one that is particularly odious, Sirica Sullivan observed, contrition. Recently I . have let the press sentences me to a winter in ought to bear s Adults glancing casually back often Buffalo, N. Y., relationship to the crime. Does romanticize it. That is because they are know that I have been attending church not likely to have to endure it vespers. Oh, I have been cunning. I have again. But suppose they were? Suppose they had to been the very model of a modern felon endure it for 10 endless years? penitent. - nd do you know what / There is a And do you know am thinking as I stand there? "It won't sentence, friends, to make a white - collar • what I am thinking oe any more than one to three years in one of those federal u I stand there? "It won't be any more maiflta'n pens wearer repent his crimes. When his than one to three years in one of those • especially for the white ■ collar set," I am thinking. A sentence had ended, he would not be a man could learn to grow tomatoes more skillful federal pens they maintain especially for up there, maybe get a few criminal, or know any volumes of Marcel Proust read, algebra, or harbor anything but disgust for the white • collar set," I am thinking. A possibly even get a bit of rest. And then Sirica pronounces poets and heroes, but - ah! - what a man could learn to grow tomatoes up sentence.... there, maybe get a few volumes of Marcel straight and narrow he would walk to avoid recidivism. Proust read, possibly even get a bit of a For lesser Watergate offenders, of rest. And then Sirica course, milder punishments are required, with no company but a 1927 issue of The incarceration in one of the federal pronounces National Geographic. pens for For P«jury, perhaps 18 months parsing sentence. upper - drawer customers serve the The Collected Press Conferences of ^ packed courtroom purpose? President Eisenhower. For obstruction of In another, I It would be fatuous for one who has psps. He is throwing am sentenced to sit iust'ce. two years' incarceration in a through a double feature not served time there to say, "No, that is sound " Proofed room with television the book at me. I Rose composed of cannot believe it. Marie," starring Jeanette not good enough, that soft time in the rePc»ts of the 1972 Republican Macdonald and Nelson federal sweetheart pens " Convention ("Four years! Four "1 sentence you to Eddy and more Blossoms in the Dust," in high starring Greer 10 years school," he is saying. Garson, twice daily for six to nine with time off for not months, sJ;v*e,jrhmeni in WMSS im "High school! (I shouting now.) What makes these sentences screaming. ^ ■' ■» "■». '°v "You can't do this to r i, Sirica!" (I have horrible is the exquisitely suddenly stopped looking like a peculiarly appropriate VOX POPULI quality of the punishment involved. I am Republican and now look like James after all, a civilized felon in my white Cagney.) "Take him to the collar, my discreet suit, my insincere and intelligent face. To pack such a man off to Politicians fear Middle East principal's office," the typical American prison would be a To the Editor: The first "let" was and is directed to ays Sirica. punishment so irrelevant that it could Unfortunately, Meir's third opportunity politicians as that of war. Golda Meir's recent decision to serve the persecuted Jews of leave him feeling like the self only Europe and the may never reach her hands. The spectre of "All right, Sirica," I am shouting, "Just righteous another term as prime minister of Israel Middle East. The second "let" was and is - peace in the Middle East seems at least as James W. Michaelson victim of an idiotic affords hera historic directed to the Jews of the so lor this you get your psychiatrist's office court, which is not opportunity. As a - called frightening and devastating to the what we want of him at all. 252 Cedar St. burglarized," and I lunge for the bench, Zionist, she has been concerned with "Free World." Another "let" should now but too late. Burly algebra teachers freedom and choice for her people. These be created to emphasize the ever • We want him to suffer in present Speaker ways he can choice concerns are expressed in the slogans, "Let for peace. overpower me. They smell of tedium and understand. This he cannot do in the concern the square root of x. Quickly, with the my people go" and "Let .my people This slogan is "Let my people be." It standard American prison. Being beaten, come." involves three elements. The first is To the Editor: 3. Between U-M and MSU there is a internal harmonization of conflicts within The following facts may be of interest long history of cooperation and mutual Streaking' To the Editor: warped e Israel. This means reunification of the social, political and religious systems of Judaism to the few persons who are in our choice of President disappointed Fleming as the winter term commencement speaker: respect — respect which far outweighs the occasional rivalries. 4. When President Wharton was the If demonstrations do not exist, it is distorts all of these. » and application of this I would like to comment on the because people are "streaking." The lack "complete" invited speaker at the University of I seriously suggest that these Judaism to specific problems. 1. By any standards the University of "streakers" who made both the State of issues is surely not the problem. Michigan commencement, he was treated "streakers" carry signs Michigan is of the world's great News and CBS news on March 5. expressing their The second element is construction of one with courtesy and dignity — as a There still exists an arms race, war in views on these issues. Then universities. First of all, the extent of local news is they might streamlined liaison linksbetween Israel and Southeast Asia, a corrupt President and an become important. Kevin Obenchain the Jewish Diaspora. This 2. Robben Fleming has had a long and distinguished citizen and the president of a distorted on national television. In this mean% great university. It would be unfortunate inept Congress. Government secrecy 460 S. Case Hall improvement in the coordination, quality illustrious career, not only as a university use. I hope that the nation does not if our reception of President Fleming believe that this is all that students and direction of resource flow. administrator, but also in the field of labor on should be less mature. ampus are is not true. doing today. 1 also hope that it Curb hall noise The third element is regional of the Middle East. This means integration greater and industrial relations considerable relevance in — an area today's world. of Herman L. King, MSU '39 Chairman, Commencement Committee regional emphasis on peaceful solutions to Among the many honors which have been Bob Taylor Secondly, the State News quoted some To the Editor: consider the form of accorded him is an honorary degree from "streakers" as saying that it was "an punishment to be area problems. Student Representative I have followed the discussion on noise given. MSU. inswer to the question of what to do in Should we spank the offender's behind Ibis era of post - demonstration pollution in residence halls with some Interest and now would like to comment. and say, "Naughty, naughty," or One the boredom." Certainly it is an answer to offender according to the extent of the In past years, I have become sensitized what to do in a time of adolescent to noise rather than desensitized and the problem and history of offenses (the boredom. thought of causing suffering to those who money could go to some charitable I, for one, cannot accept it as a have caused suffering to me did have some organization such as RHA) or should we substitute for concerned political action. initial appeal. Now it is time to actually jail the offender, maybe putting hinj into a No "noise tank" or, best of all for serious Ohio martyrs offenders, should we brand their bodies with the initials "NM," At To the Editor: would evidently be more of a move "Noise Maker"? standing for We have better. alternatives. These are Lansings Newest Ba It has to be a sign of the times. In a minds we are working with. Why not toward "student normalcy." Wednesday State News article, David L. That might make the demonstrations at re brainwash students into Johnston, University of Massachusetts Kent State and on Grand River temporary thinking that those people who ask for public safety director, is quoted as calling quiet are peers of those who make noise "abnormalcy." If the "four dead in Ohio" streaking "indicative of a change back to could see how little their sacrifice has and are not authority figures against normalcy, a return to traditional student whom they should rebel? helped the students of today be aware and behavior." Let us not be taught how to act like act against the injustices being heaped Maybe the time has come for today's upon their brothers and sisters, I'm sure adults but how to act more mature than budding intellectuals to start swallowing "adults." Let us come to realize that goldHsh, cramming into phone booths and berding cows into the dean's office. This they' would be crying. Mark Rosenthal 4234 S. Hagadorn residence halls present to us an organization that gives control over us more potential what is done than any other honest Bed offer organization in our society. To the Editor: I like people and I thought a great way !o meet some would be room perhaps if I "decorations" was gets are concerned, interested in "Playgirl" I Finally, let us all come to realize that the idea of individuality, by itself, is a dated concept. It is now time for working together, not against each other. Now it Qoodqess to pass out the would have some copies around. must not be "I am I" but rather "we are mentioned circular. It would be a great My room does look like a pig pen and if we." I am not an idealist. My to git a conversation started and I am I had a roommate perhaps I would keep it Donna 0rganek ffeat talker. I have received nothing but in order. A single bed not big enough for a 205 Gilchrist Hall ad vibrations, however, and I am tired of male ■ female relationship? Perhaps the t,le static I have been I admit that •tox than I look receiving. more like Cary Grant but at least I have Harpo interested party is not "experibnced" enough to know that this can work out fine. Dan Kovacs Expand To the Editor: » ability to talk to girls. As far as my 214 Charles St. 1 really dig WKAR's rock show "Audio Aftermath." It is about the only viable station to listen to in this area. With an To the Editor: Why vote going to vote. for audience surrounding as large as areas, East Lansing and why couldn't it expand? I would like to take this The present 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. Monday opportunity to Remember what Graffiti once said: wmment on the point of view by ASMSU To be is to do: Socrates through Friday show represents many candidate Robert Distler in Tuesday's To do is to be: Plato good ideas in alternative rock Sue. Do be do be do: Sinatra programming. Let's hear more! ^ a Do it, Distler! 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East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 8,19741 Repairs scheduled for Grand River Rapid sI By ANDREA AUSTIN and Bogue Street and recommend a program to 15 to 30 foot intervals- Part of the $50,000 tree Th... head down il.tt.pid CMjJ State News Staff Writer reduce congestion and planter cost was budgeted by River the Red Cedarl accidents. city council last year, with the in front Administration Buildinql of J Crumbling curbs along Proposals may include road remainder recommended for Wednesday after Grand River Avenue that have widening, turn lanes and funding in this year's Capital changes brought high weath,,| had drivers, pedestrians and crossover adjustments. Improvements Program and swirling white watarl East Lansing officials The interim renovation plans approved by the planning caps tol grumbling for years will get should not interfere with the commission in February-. City the river. I a face - lift this summer. The city, the Dept. of State highway department proposals, Bruce said. council necessary. approval is still State News ph0J Highways and Transportation bY John "The north curb will stay Because one traffic lane will Russel| and the Lansing Board ot where it is," he said. "Any be closed during curb repair, Water and Light plan to begin alterations will probably be construction will take place construction in June to replace made to the south." between June and September curbs and street lights and The Board of Water and when traffic is lightest, Bruce install tree planters on the Light project for relighting saidi north side between includes both sides of the Collingwood Drive and street, Bruce said, though any Evergreen Avenue. Normal work week decisions on the south side This is planned as an interim must be approved by the project to supplement a University. highway department study on The total cost of the project complete renovation for the has not been determined, LONDON (AP) - Britain's Coal shipments started Full steel production, cut by The deal still has to be Peter Emery declared: P" back to full heavily traveled stretch of state Bruce said. The city will fund new Labor government told moving Thursday from pits to some 40 per cent during the approved by the miners' union "The use of brute force by productioj trunkline M-43, East Lansing all of the planters n.25 percent the nation's industries power stations and state - miners' campaign, was not locals, but union leaders strong unions has again proved pretty quickly." However th I ' City Engineer Robert Bruce of the curb work and pay at Thursday to get back to full - owned plants on which much expected to resume for some consider approval a mere that they can win at the secretary appealed to Bri'to to continue to J said Thursday. least $250 for each street light. time work following the of industry depends for it! raw weeks. That means many formality. expense of the moderates of cut electriciS th I consumption to speed The highway department Planter plans, drawn up by- settlement of a miners strike materials. The shipments were factories will not be able to be The settlement came two the country." return told city council in February city landscape architect Bruce that forced factories into a the first since the 280,000 fu"y back in business for some days after Wilson's Laborites to normality " that it will study Grand River three - day week. miners launched a nationwide time, Varley said industry should industry. Mitchell, place trees in cement replaced the ousted Heath Avenue between Abbott Road and brick or redwood boxes at Energy Secretary Eric strike for more money a month Heath's decision to put administration. Varley decreed that factories ago. nonessential industry on a PASSPORT Remember: Conservative leaders charged American belle stripped of title would resume a normal work week at midnight Friday after Varley said the three week had cost about $4.6 • day three - day week Dec. 61 sparked mass unemployment Thursday that the deal was "the most inflationary in -the end APPLICATION PHOTOS $450' Recycle your rZuU! ;/ LONDON (AP) - Marjorie the requirements of good 68 days on part time. That will billion in lost production and 811(1 cut most production by 30 history of trade unions" and 'Regular $5 BO for S photos phone book between Wallace was fired as Miss World relations with the media, signal the end of the grave unemployment payments to Per cent, would aggravate Britain's , »*2c . BPS Studio March 1 & March 18 Thursday by British organizers discipline and a "first - class industrial crisis that temporarily laid - off workers. The executive board of the economic ills. Heath had St*" 351-1477 of the contest she won four public image." contributed to the downfall of The government's swift miners' union voted 25-2 offered the miners about half 2 Block* C. of grand Wlv.r at Abbot Hall months ago. Wallace. 20, was the first Edward Heath's Conservative settlement came as coal stocks Wednesday night to accept the what the Coal Board proposed. They said she failed to fulfill American to win the title. government. neared the danger level. Coal Board's one - year, $230 This was in line with his anti - million package, $29 million UNIVERSITY short of the miners' demands. inflation guidelines. EPISCOPAL CHURCH Student food stamp requests up Former Energy Minister SEVENTH-DAY SERVICES ADVENTIST CHURCH MSU students have not passed up a chance to increase their UNIVERSITY Phone 351-7160 The information calls coming from students have greatly CENTRAL UNITED food budgets. increased also. A lot more students have become aware of their CHRISTIAN METHODIST 337-1430 o More students have been applying for food stamps since an possible eligiblity, she said. CHURCH Across from the ALL SAINTS CHURCH VOICE OF PROPHECY article on food stamp eligibility was published in the Feb. 28 capitol The Social Service Dept. started a new program of food stamp Sermon BIBLE LECTURES issue of the State News. Topic: client identification this month. 310 N. 80ff Abbott Road Now In Progress "This last week the number of student applicants equaled the Hagadom Road number of GM layoff applicants for the first time," said Mary For the first time the applicant's purchasing ID cards were Study Period 10:00a.m. "Love That Will The Rev. W. A. Eddy, rector Every Frl., Sat., San. & Mon I Not Be Silent" 8:00 - Holy Communion 7:30 P.M. r Riisler, who helps coordinate the food stamp program at Ingham coordinated by computer and mailed to the applicant. The major Worship - 11:00 A.M. 10:00 Speaker: Joe Melashenko County Dept. of Social Services. problem with the program has been incorrect address by Dr. Lyman - Morning Worship Singspiration ■ 7:00 p.m. The Social Services Dept. takes 15 to 20 food stamp information. Youtli Meeting - 7:00 p.m. applications a day. Until this week's student increase, a majority A food stamp applicant must be certain the Social Services Transportation Provided Worship Services 9:45 and 11:00 a.m. ALUMNI CHAPEL * Currant events in light ot Bible prophecy of the applicants were people laid off at GM, she said. Dept. has his correct address or he will not receive his monthly ID Call 332-5193 * Inspirational vocal and "I anticipate a lot more students will apply next month when cards needed to obtain food stamps and to identify him when Nursery Available Instrumental gospel music the new term begins," Riisler said. purchasing food with the stamps. 485- 9477 5:00 p.m. - Holy =0KEM0S= Communion BEA1 THE HIGH COST OF peoples FIRST BAPTIST 4684 MARSH RD. FIRS! CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST | FOOD. GROW YOUR OWN ckuRch 9:45 a.m. Bible Study UNIVERSITY REFORMED at Grand River ColUngwood I ntrai Hast Lamina GARDEN PLOTS 200 W. Grand River 11:00 at Mlch.gan a.m. Worship CHURCH AVAILABLE 332-5073 6:00 p.m. Praise Service WORSHIP SERVICE Alumni Memorial 7:30 p.m. College Chapel 4 miles from campus 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. (1 block east of Fellowship "Review and Renew" Auditorium) Sunday School tow *0 by Dr. Robertson Youth Minister: 9:30-Study Groups For 10:30 turn. Adults and Sunday School Wedncsda v 1.1 •tmng Meeting David Daku 8:00 p.m. CHURCH SCHOOL 10:30 - Coffee Hour • water available Flowers can cure just about anything. 9:30 and 11:00 A.M. Crib through Adults 11:00-Worship heading Room University Students • 25' X 50' Brighten her day. Give\ her flowers Discussion Group For rides call 355-0155 located in Chunk OPb'N 11:00 A.M. after 9:00 a.m. Sunday • S8.00 from Jon Anthony Florist 6:00 - Evening worship Weekdays V- 5 /».«». Mon.. Tuts.. Thurs.. hri. May - October evenings 1 9 p.m. Roses 6 for $2.99 UNIVERSITY Fred Tom Stark, Pastor Herwalt, Associate Pastor AII are wekom < 12 for $4.99 to attend church scrims To reserve name, plot, mail check with your address and phone no. to: Carnations 8 for S3.99 BAPTIST CHURCH Kathy Lang, Staff Associate and visit and use Ihc reading room. 4608 S. Hagadorn SPARTAN GARDENS '9nthony florist MORNING SERVICE - 10:00 a.m. Worship Service: 10:00 a.m. 7157 E. Saginaw No. 5B Sunday School: 11:15 a.m. "Conflict and Peace" E. Lansing, Mich. 48823 for Bus Service Call: by Tim Limburg Upon receipt of your check, your plot will be reserved and you 809 E. Michigan " ® 485-7271 351-4144 or 351-6494 will be notified in early May when Lots of parking in front of our new store! EVENING SERVICE - 7:00 p.m. your plot has been prepared. John Walden, Pastor "The Sky's The by Rev. Hoksbergen "... for the word of God, and Visit our new Student Center the testimony of Jesus Christ." open daily 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Lunch Wednesday 12:30 - 1:30 For Transportation EAST LANSING RINITY CHURCH Call 351-9059 841 Timberlane 9:30 Education mmmm or 351-6360 (across from 351-8200 W. E. Michael 11:00 Worship 7:00 Fellowship mrnmi Hubbard Hall) Pastor AND STUDENT CENTER - 1509 RIVER TERRACE_ The Role of LUTHERAN Speakers South Baptist Church in Quadriphonic Sound 1518 S. Washington Sunday • 7:00 p.m. Lansing Campus Ministries You shouldn't hear the speakers Dr. Fred Brown themselves i spatial pattern like tt MLSHendna°iii^nh. ** thf 'I*4**". «'h«n you are the diagram on this page. With this arrangement, you hear the H'!?- d Ls!_°r 110 n 5 associated with the sound of a performance Instead of the speakers. Contrast this with the from Chattancoga, MARTIN LUTHER UNIVERSITY n four beaming patterns of direct radiating speakers, which confine # Tenn. since localization n more the QUAD effect to a small area In the center of the room. 2. speaking nightly at 7:30 CHAPEL LUTHERAN CHURCH , t t sources A very close match In the frequency Is essential to assure the LCMS ALC-LCA d disturbing to the same musical timbre from all four channels. Tonight thru March 10 444 Abbott Road 1020 S. Harrison Fellowship 332-0778 332-2559 There are two key factors for excellence You can hear the difference now. 9:45-AM of Direct / Reflecting® and refreshments Pastor David Kruse 6 full and part-time selected angles to the wal s, Interact with . , oy radiating at the room surfaces College Bible Claw staff serving the campus 8:30 p.m. in the fireside room. In the fireside room WORSHIP HOURS WORSHIP HOUflS HI-FI The Mountain, Framingham, Mast. 01701 9:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m. Worship HOI East Grand River .337-2310 Sunday 11:00 a.m. 1st & 3rd Sundays Communion 9:30 a.m. Education Hourj 4810 West Saginaw 2nd tt 4th Sundays Matins 10:45 Worship I" 484-4589 Disc Shop Dr. Fred Brown Special weekday service I % Mon. through Frl. 12 - 9 10:00 a.m. Education Hour Saturday 9 - 5 Dr. Howard F. Sugden, Pastor James Emery .Youth Pastor 11:00 a.m. Communion at appointed hours. I 323 East Grand River 351-5380 9:00 p.m. Communlpn Wednesday FREE BUS SERVICE Morning and Evening \ University Lutheran at Call 482-0754 for information Both churches open for study 8:80 «.m. to XI :00 p m. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michign Friday, March 8, 1974 7 Language tutors win credits, appreciation By DEBRA WERNER t0 h«'P. A recent count showed The other student and I State News Staff Writer ?.h tutors ?! Xeie unable to get this teAn. K meet a at the couple of hours a week still let the mistakes slide, know that what they they said the preconceptions, begin to available for the person problems can develop when said. "We found out that English center. He reads change. You start to see people interested in tutoring. students in two American students English 201 were jvery term about 50 "!here 190 st"dents stories and we go over the sounds wrong and they can as human beings. People are The most common variation handling a group start talking required to get field tudents learn first - hand studying English at the meanings. It's mostly to correct themselves." basically the same all over the is on a one - to • one basis. The center,' Paul Munsell, asst But tutors and the to each other and leave the experience, and we worked out bout life in Japan, Europe and improve his vocabulary," she foreign world. American student is given a arrangements with the director of the students they help foreign students out of the rabia, yet they never leave English said. aren't "Fortunately, we don't have stack of cards, each containing conversation. professors so students can get the MSI' campus. Language Center, said. "If we Terrie always working on grammar information about a particular could Newman, 926 S. and pronunciation. many tutors who feel sorry for A third option is to work as credit for tutoring. There are They are tutors, helping provide tutors for Hubbard Hall, junior, became a foreign students," he said. foreign student. The an aide in the English classes also some education students everyone, at least 150 students One Japanese student said oreign students from over 30 would want one." tutor after her own experience that her tutor took her to "These foreign students are prospective tutor chooses for the foreign students. There and some independent study entries to master the English The reason abroad. often more sophisticated and which student he would like to are often too many students students getting credit. mguage- why people tutor I was in Chicago one weekend. Other braver than the American work with and calls him. They are as varied Germany for a tutors and their students go for one teacher to get around "Most of the tutors really {he English Language the as the countries while and it was hard. I needed students - they have to be in arrange times to meet and to, so an aide gives all of the feel they leam a lot. They feel Center in the International foreign students come help (with the skating, dancing and to movies. order to come over here. The there are no guidelines about students chance to talk to from. One language) and The foreign student then gets a a they get more out of the lenter sponsors the tutor student tutors no one was around who would one who feels like he's doing a what can or cannot be done. somebody. There are now at program than the foreign because he is chance to use conversational program, which is open to any interested in help," she said. "I saw spme of foreign student a big favor isn't Another possibility is for least 10 aides, Munsell said. students," Munsell laughed. indent who would like to •arming in Arabia. Others are the problems the English in a normal situation. doing a favor at all. He's not one or two American students Some of them are getting foreign Students interested in the awarded class credit. "One advantage I see in elp But every term, foreign students have." taking the 'poor' foreign to work with a small group of teaching credit for their work. program should contact the tudents are disappointed Anette Baron, A212 Newman is tutoring," Munsell said, "is student under his wing." foreign students. Munsell "We started different Volunteer Bureau, Butterfield Hall, tutoring a that the stereotypes or fears, a he ecause there are not enough sophomore, German student now, but has There are several alternatives cautioned, however, that approach last summer," he said. jperican students who know plans to enter the Peace worked and is Corps with students from bout the center or are willing tutoring to help her other countries. training. She is helping two "I work on the Japanese students this term. things they are going over in class and their Land hobby "I meet with one of the mistakes," she said. 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State News ffy. by Daniel Benavides STREAKING! Bare bodies bounce about campus By LINDA SANDEL crowds below. Also at the south complex streaker of term • - boredom, rebellion against Tina State News Staff Writer Men and women hung out of windows show, one woman escorted by two exam tensions and the simple need t For the first time in a long time, MSU clapping and screaming as phantom disrobed males'made a streak appearance. create some excitement on a relativel students lost their heads last night and streakers dashed by. The woman was not worried about quiet campus. many of them also lost their clothes. Streaking was on the minds of most being recognized by people in the One student defended the current fad students, and men and women were mammoth crowds. Barrages of bared bodies bounded their saying that it was less extreme thai way around the campus in the balmy caught in the web of amused excitement "I didn't think they were very goldfish swallowing or phone • bootl weather Wednesday night, creating a that accompanies the daring dashes. interested in looking at my face," she said. stuffing. streaking blitz that roused more Streakers struck in relative freedom. Later, at McDonel Hall about 500 Some said they hoped that the streakin excitement than this campus has since Campus police had little control over the people watched as men and women would not last too long, but whether or no since the 1972 Grand River Avenue peace situation because the streakmania was so streaked and created a carnival by jumping the streaking continues is anyone's guess demonstrations. widespread and varied. However, two in and out of a line of cars. "1 hope it's cold this weekend," on They streaked in the south, they streaked students were arrested Thursday. About 15 males from the sixth floor of woman said. "I have to study, and thi in the north, they streaked in the east, they At south campus, a crowd began Hubbard Hall took advantage of perfect streaking is just too distracting." streaked in McDonald's Drive - in, they gathering between Holden and Wilson halls timing Wednesday evening to disrupt a Fortunately, morning • afte streaked in classes, they streaked on to witness the first of the nude jaunts class on criminal and psychological embarassment and sniffles from the chill residence hall floors and they streaked around 10:30 p.m. Wednesday. By deviancy in Conrad Hall. Three of the men of the cool evening are the only after across the screens of campuswide midnight the crowds numbered close to romped before the class of 400 just as the effects of the streaking shuffle. television. 500 in that area. Groups of 50-60 nude professor was about to begin a lecture on Early Thursday, one half • asleep youn Lone str Crowds, some of them numbering more than 500, gathered near residence halls to males charged around the complex. At one point a group of nine gentlemen sexual deviancy. Mark Nunes, a nonstudent, wearing man sauntered into the Holden Hal cafeteria. A tired young womap walktdK A lone streaks McDonel Hall. All across watch the parade of people who ran, in a white van drove up to the trowd,' only a ski mask and a pair of brown boots, him, .gave him a knowing look and a jab ii woman near campus walked, bicycled and jumped across jumped out of the small vehicle and streaked through the Michigan House of the side and said, "Hey, I saw you las Wednesday night crowds cheered for those who dropped their sketches of ground, clad in nothing but proceeded to build a human pyramid. Representatives late Thursday afternoon night. You looked pretty good.* drawers and headed off into the darkness. On Thursday numerous scintillating ski masks and skimpy Gracefully, the nude men completed their and nearly escaped, but was tackled by an The man blushed several curious streaking events occurred on - campus in broad daylight. sneakers. act, took a long bow, climbed back into assistant sergeant - at - arms, and later of red, beat a hasty retreat to the neares State News photo by Brian Sinkoff Women stook on the roof of Holden the van and took off, only to be seen later arrested. table and promptly hid his face in an issu Hall screaming "Skin, more skin!" to the at other spots around the campus. Students attributed the streaking to end of the State News. Sneakers: Copout for strea The fad for dashing about nude has brought a new definition of chic to college campuses: anything goes on the head and the toes. The individuality of the streakers emerges in their hats, masks and footwear. Fig leaves are out; Lone Ranger masks are popular in the West; and tennis shoes are big all over. "Anyone who wears sneakers is copping out," commented Leonard J. Kent, the president, of Qiynnipiac College in Hamden, Conn. "If you're going to streak, you've got to do it right." By Wednesday, it appeared the simple, naked sprint from place to place already was outdated. About 175 streakers who entertained a crowd at the University of Mississippi at Oxford wore helmets, masks and capes. One young man covered his entire face with tin foil. At the University of Montana in Missoula, a streaker painted himself red, white and blue for his dash across campus. "This is a true art form," explained one of his companions. A lone streaker in a ski masK eluded campus security agents at the University of Southwestern Louisiana, lhe security men lay in wait witna rope to try to lasso the streaker, but they missed. Several of the 45 young men who streaked along the streets at Columbia University in New York City late Tuesday wore floppy • brimmed white tennis hats. .. It also helps to have clothes Live - TV if1 you run afoul of the ia • Fifteen student streakers finally made it onto live television at 2 p.m. Thursday when been invited to streak. If he were to streak, Mandelstamm saicj, it would have a Lincoln, Neb., police arrested the men from 6th floor N. Hubbard Hall, scrambled through Handsome Al two streaking students an "powerful romantic effect on the women" and would put other men in "sheer envy." Mandelstamm's Economics 201 class in front of about 200 people. The streakers, Handsome Al added that he was a streaker as a young man and has "dona mooning charged then? with disturb ng the peace. Asked what he who had sortied from Hubbard to Conrad Hall and back Wednesday night - for quite some time." The momentary incident was blacked out by MSU television streakers wore to jail, a Po1' disrupting a lecture on sexual deviance - circled Mandelstamm and ran out the front officials in subsequent taped broadcasts of the lecture. spokesman replied: They of the Wells Hall classroom • television studio. Mandelstamm, whose television covered up with whatever' lectures have a total 900 member enrollment, said that he was angry he had not available until clothing - State News photo by Craig Porter becomes available." 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Fnday, March 8, |974 I Sparse crowd hears Denver Symphony orchestra. You can hear every instrument clearly and very well. He is not an extremely |0Ud By EDWARD ZDROJEWSKI and I State News Reviewer no section ever drowns out another. Strange as it may player but Priestman kept the orchestra gI seem, the Denver Symphony, though a relatively new enough that the soloist was never drowned out I r American orchestra, actually has a better balance was some beautiful clarinet playing in ,u ,re| Only 30 per cent of the seats were sold at the than the grand old European Warsaw Philharmonic. movement of the piece. e flrs'l Auditorium Wednesday night, according to box office and this was unfortunate because the Denver The major problem with the orchestra is that they The second half of the concert was definitely m l I sources, tend to be a bit over - controlled. Pianissimos are better than the first. It opened with Ralnh v 1 I Symphony put on a fine performance in front of the sparse crowd. never quite as soft as they should be and only the Williams searingly gorgeous "Symphony No Minor written in 1956. The work is Sn P percussion section ever achjeved a real fortissimo. A full nf ,! I English harmonies and marvelous percussion The Denver Symphony orchestra has been around lot of this could be attributed to the bad acoustics of The percussion section was efftSI that part of the country since 1934. However, it has the Auditorium. overwhelm^ in ,M only recently gained national recognition, mostly due to the new leadership of conductor Brian Priestman. The concert opened with "Die Meistersinger von the prelude to the opera, Nurnberg" by Richard .ChST1 emythin!--t Since he took over, the orchestra's budget has Wagner. Throughout the playing of this old standby The best was saved for last. Richard poem, "Don Juan," written in 1888, is, Strauss' t I doubled and audiences have tripled in size. This is a concert opening, the orchestra was well balanced. for orchestra. The entire shown,! I state of affairs which causes a lot of envy among However this piece lacked the luster it needed. Only group was brilliant in work. The famous horn solo that can SI many major American orchestras. the very end of the overture came across as exciting as it should be. the piece was note ■ perfect and make crbna I charged with r I Priestman is very painstaking with his conducting. Pianist Stephen Mane£ appeared as the soloist in power. It was an overpowering performance I Brian Priestman He is very clear and concise with his motions, making Schumann's "Concerto in A Minor for Piano and Unfortunately there were very few people then>» I Symphony, Brian Priestman, holds his own with the baton, putting sure to cue all the instruments, even for the most Orchestra, Op. 54" Though it is not the most hear the concert, Those who might have be! I Conductor of the Denver obvious entrances. The result is a very tight sound impossibly difficult piece in the concerto literature, it is disappointed with the Warsaw Philharmonic and d not to hear this I on a fantastic performance before a sparse crowd at the Auditorium Wednesday. that never runs out of control. a beautifully melodic work. Manes gave the worjc a come orchestra, would have bJ F State News photo by John Russell The Denver Sumphony is a well balanced gushing, romantic interpretation that fit the music pleasantly surprised. 1 Kitty changed women's roles in Westerns By KATHY ESSELMAN State News Reviewer have made an impression on the macho world of Westerns But Blake did a unique thing. She created a character men mid • who made Westerns in the 40s and still held them in Oklahoma City, Okla. Blake, described by Mantley, with Matt Dillon was facet of her existence just as < his Mantley said that she would have to be replaced but had no they would kill her off, Mantley first said no, then are Barbara Stanwyck, Dale thrall in the e&rly '50s. as a wonderful actress, invested relationship with her is one idea how, or by whom. He had amended that with, "Don't say without the tomboyish Amanda Blake has decided Evans and Maureen O'Hara. toughness which characterizes Throughout the radio this tough, witty woman with facet of his. not even decided whether the that, we might do it." The only L not to return for the 20th Stanwyck's and without the version of the series, which warmth and frustrated Kitty existed as an new character would be a man thing he was certain of was I season of "Gunsmoke" next genteel femininity which starred William Conrad tenderness. Over the years she independent entity who carried or woman. They have not as that they would not replace I inflicted '50s heroines like ("Cannon") and Georgia Ellis emerged as a character in her within recent years a full third yet decided how to write her Kitty with a young lady, but fall. One of the only women to with An older woman. Grace Kelly in "High Noon." and ended in 1961, Kitty own right whose relationship of the show. out of tht script. When asked if carve out a place for herself in Kitty Russell was initially remained a subsidiary the masculine world of created by John Meston and character. Like any woman of Westerns, she leaves the Norman McDonnell for the easy virtue she could be television immeasurably Western poorer. radio version of "Gunsmoke" in 1952. As a typical harlot with discarded anytime a good woman attracted the marshal, TAKE A Blake said the long ride by plane from her home in Phoenix, Ariz., to Hollywood a heart of once gold Time magazine said of Miss Kitty: "She's as in "The Newspaperwoman." Like all women in Westerns, STUDY obviously not selling chocolate she was expendable. As one fan and her other outside activities have proven too heavy a bars." Her character was drawn put it "To Love a Cartwright is to die," Good women were BREAK burden to continue the series. John Mantley, the executive producer of "Gunsmoke," from numeroqs other saloon owners, saloon girls and deemed women too duti and unworthy of full bad The AT THE gambling women who became equality in western film. pointed out they have -been lucky to keep her the last two prominent in Western films in the late '40s and early '50s. A measure of Blake's success in the role is the fact that in Canadian FIREBALL years. Commuting has been a These women reflected the 1966 she was the first and real hassle ever since she moved to Phoenix three years ago. The Matt and Kitty Western with their • makers fascination new toy — sex. 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Wilson 7:00 - Sun. - McDonel Kiva 7:00 Sun. - Conrad Aud. 8:00 McDonel Kiva 9:00 Wilson 9:30 I.D.'s required. $1.25 admission I.D.'s required. $1.25 admission I.D.'s required. $1.25 admission -1974 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 8, 1974 15 By DAVE Dl MARTINO of 'jazz-rock' State Noun Ktatll Newt Rfllliauinr Reviewer ■ and most people. Mann, founder and namesake of the group* has been strong Band has, under Mann's guiding hand, merged this John Perry and violinist Peter Richardson, have brought the dichotomy 'jazz • rock" has plagued musical literature since the ra a Part of the pop scene since "Do Wah subdued He term shores - - Diddy" hit American until it no longer seems present. group from its previous depths (its last work, "Waterloo Lilly," tion of AI Kooper's Blood, Sweat and Tears. Today it is still 4 «ut. in the mid - '60s. There "Solar Fire" is supposedly based on Gustav Hoist's "The without Sinclair, was its worst effort) back to its normal Since that time, he has seen several , us. though applied so loosely it seems to know no bounds n the rlrst ana leave his prominent musicians enter Planets." The disc is apparently a guided tour of the solar system. heights. nyder the similarities of the following artists, all which play group's ranks, among them Jack Bruce, Paul Jones, It doesn't do the best job of closely following its theme - it seems Perry's harsh vocals provide Caravan with the voice it has lorn nit*ly much ,t has been referred to as jazz - rock: Chicago; Soft Machine McGumness, Mike D'Abo and a host of other well known to stray a little -- but musically, it stands as the Earth Band's best. artists. After the failure of his "third" always needed. Gone is former bassist / vocalist Richard Sinclair, nun Brothers Band; Grateful Dead; Pentangle; Blood, Sweat Ph Vaughn official group, Chapter Likewise for Caravan's newest, "For Girls Who Grow Plump in whose deep - throated voice was more often than not obnoxious, No. 18 in D inree, a 10 - piece conglomeration of musicians that were much Tears; Focus; Emerson, Lake and Palmer; Quicksilver the the Night." This, the group's fifth album, is its strongest work for whenever it found its use. Perry's replacement of Sinclair is a vital full of rich more jazz • oriented than •Ms; Traffic...even the good old MC5. Quite an impressive any of his usual crew, Mann did a swift several reasons. sion effects turnabout and formed the Earth Band. part of the "new" Caravan, as is violinist Richardson, who [y of "jazz rockers," to say the least, First, the return of organist David Sinclair, from Hatfield, and provides Caravan with a new lead instrument other than organ -• a Welcome to the present. The Earth Band has ling in the' fdd two more to the list. excellent albums since its birth -- a released four earlier with Robert Wyatt's Matching Mole, back into the original real improvement over lead guitarist Pye Hasting's dreary solos. to bells to ,anfo.d Man's Earth Band, and Caravan -- two of Britain's track record for Mann and his fold, is indeed welcome. Sinclair's melodic organ bursts were at Thus what were once the major weak points in Caravan are many groups, one supposes - with its newest ei"jazz-rock" units (and here the term is applied as loosely as being "Solar Fire." one time the only truly unique facet of this otherwise faceless now gone. David Sinclair's organ, Peter Richardson's violin and tr»uss' tone .. have both released superb albums worth a rave or two. att/mn^H?\With( the ?arth Band' r,nal|y found success in his group that somehow musically transcended its potential John Perry's vocals have made Caravan quite a strong musical J showpiece iant in this janfred Man's Earth Band is at least a half - familiar name to 21" °[.J1azzrock311(1 rock- p rted categorically solid or jazz Horn a debut album that blandness. Sinclair's return, along with the addition of bassist unit. This new band works well together; "For Girls Who Get compositions, the Earth - vocalist Plump in the Night" is Caravan's best album by far. ake or break d with raw Pie there to have been nic and did ocal literary 'mag' worth looking into ~l "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" John (1920) Barrymoore. The 1st great [American horror film. I have been MOVIELOVERS... 855 Grove, byedd RUDZATS Paramount News, the Union in 8 way< title "short story" is plot. P'ot- In essence there is very punctuation and seems one, with the one. with dealing Doetrv dealing the poetry $1. Fri. March 8 at 7:30 8.9:00 P.M. little plot as Schieber examines confusing until one realizes the with loss, despair and love as ,ometimes known as "little definitely worth looking into. Its format and much of its misleading, for Schieber's piece the inner mechanics of these author's intent and total virtually nothing. 5" or "lit mags," small material makes it a worthwhile comprises almost half the issue. people's minds. control of his subject. Lucas, mes of prose and poetry It's a sober, quite sombre work the middle son, eventually What with spring break just ur on campuses all- over purchase, for the issue has a that is Faulknerian in tone and Matthew is brilliant short story by a curiously proves to be the sturdiest about to begin and some free country. "The Red Cedar quite an ambitious detached, yet emotionally member of the Boden family, time opening up, "The Red is the name of the one former MSU student and undertaking. "Boden's explosive when coming into perhaps because he is most like Cedar Review" could prove an comes out of MSU, and, mounds of poetry, some of Ground" chronicles the lives contact with his father over life his father - a hard, weathered inexpensive, stimulating way to her others of its kind, it which is frustatingly obscure off, and misfortunes of one family, on the farm or his departure individual who sees his son's spend a quiet evening at home and some that is no, then lays the talents of area infinitely composed of the father, his for college. Monica ultimately departures as mainly physical relaxing. Or pick one up to "Don't say dents. And like the others, rewarding. The only complaint three sons and the eldest son's loses touch with reality and her read while traveling to sunnier " with the issue is that since it is deprivations for the farm. The only pieces between its paper wife. Basically the story is segment fully reveals this fact, "Boden's Ground" is not a climates - it's different as s can prove stimulating a double one, couldn't there presented in four separate for it is told in a first - person of those classes you've light hearted tale, but 'i - one some iot highly entertaining or have been another short replace story segments (the father's stream - of - consciousness etched in somber tones that just completed promised to be ! lady, but tentious and dull. But, more included to thoroughly satisfy viewpoint excluded) with each technique that shows the illuminates more than it and perhaps never were. Give it lortantly, they are the fiction addicts? But, nan. segment done in a style akin to disjointed nature of her entertains. a try, it's only a buck and a isentative of the pulse of a undoubtedly, printing costs on the personality of the character thought processes. Hers is by In fact, much of the tone of half and that's a lot less than fic area's literary something of this kind were who's doing the telling. The far the most difficult segment the fall/winter issue of "The what you paid for 220, 380 or favors, be they in fiction, quite high and it's best to be tale relates the fates' of to read for it lacks any form of Cedar Review" is a sombre 499. or critical commentary thankful that the story Matthew, Lucas, Frank and other magazines and included is such an exceptional Matthew's wife, Monica, with piece. each individual presenting a riction in "The Red Cedar 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan By JACKBODNAR State News Reviewer Tuesday was celebration day Stables and regrouped its energies booked the jazz-blues-folk acts it could best Fierce rivalry their crowds. to Christmas vacation belonged Dooley's while the other both Monday and Wednesday nights. The Brewery had always zodiac 2000 in honor of the death of my find. The cost and risk was showbars tried to stay alive by been an entertainment bar first ON TAP column. Today's heavy, but in the long run the making New Year's wishes. and foremost, but now has alters bar column was to be the last of 20 Stables and the East Lansing And when school reopened in unlimbered all its guns. The finest in Adult and I was busy celebrating in Lizards on polka night. community both have benefited greatly from the scene January, something strange began to happen. The newness The result has been far greater crowds than in the Entertainment" I Everyone was having a good time, but all I could think profitable likes of Les McCann, Muddy Waters, Mason of Dooley's wore off and people began relocating in pre-Dooley days. Even the Coral Gables got 3 Big Adult Hits Williams, Chick Corea, John other showbars. about was my first column last into the entertainment swing, September. Stewart and now Roger The Alle Ey and P-Bell 1. FRENCH TOUCH bolstering its customer McGuinn for amazing started to swell again, but this 2. WEEKENDERS At that time, Dooley's was population with a concert by week-long stands. the finest piece of bar property and its newness was time with a de-emphasis on only a rumor, the Stables and stealing Vince Vance and an 3. LIVE FLOOR SHOW Pretzel Bell were slowly dying, Despite the Stables slow in the country, let alone the thousands of customers from fraternity men and an emphasis anticipated show by the MISS CHANEL 3-7-9-1 M the Brewery had most of the re-emergence, the bar scene Midwest. If nothing else, it was the other bars in town. on younger and older people, Raspberries. was fairly quiet until Dooley's the most expensive with a price Dooley's took respectively. Though the Alle freak set, Lizards had all the most of the In retaliation, Dooley's, Coming Monday, Serpentina, the exotic snake undergrounders, the Alle Ey opened its d oors at tag of $1 million. older fraternity men from the still has its Friday TGs and the which said initially that it dancer! P-Bell its Thursday "Never Fear, the Entrance is in the Hear had most of the fraternity set Thanksgiving, just in time for When the lower dance-deck P-Bell, most of the younger Greek would not need any special and the Coral Gables had a the final game of the MSU opened just before finals week ones from the Alle Ey and even nights, neither one has to rely nights, now has a two-for one 3214 N. EAST ST. steady overflow from the other football season. The upper in December, the club had stole some of the freaky set solely on the Greek crowd as in mixed drinks special on the pre-Dooley's days. Phone 371-4464 showbars. deck opened first and was a definitely taken a large chunk from the Brewery. The Coral Tuesdays. It still pulls in the The first smash success. Local showbar out of the' East Lansing bar Gables and Lizards were While the Alle added a abrupt shift in this picture occurred when the owners were calling Dooley's scene. The bar was beautiful somehow able to hold onto special Tuesday drink night to its that calendar, it was the Brewery slammed back with the weekday crowds in spite of a nonweekend cover charge. Dooley's is still the nicest place Free M.00 OFF WITH in town, but now the other Parking STUDENT I.D. BARS SCHEDULE ENTERTAINMENT greatest counterattack to bars have tempting extras to attract customers. even the balance. Adding special Tequila Meanwhile, at Lizards, I was Bands booked for spring break Sunrise and 8-ounce liquor nights to their already malt busy special night schedule, the getting my fair share of the Hokey Pokey, the Bunny Hop and the Mexican hat dance. I even HELD OVER ABSOLUTELY 2 DAYS ONLY TONIGHT & SATURDAY East Brewery also doubled their learned how to polka again, Lansing bars and United Endeavor this weekend. 17th, Thanx from March 18 to will be a jazz musician. The nightclubs will offer a wealth Easy from March 11 to 16 and 24th and Daybreak from week of registration is also an concert schedule to include after a lull of perhaps 15 years. "A UNIQUE of entertainment during finals Flood from March 18 through March 25 to 30th. unconfirmed booking. week and spring break. the end of the month. Lizards will fill their March The Olde World and Hobies AND OFTEN STUNNING The Coral Gables offers The Brewery has Brother bookings with Brian Lee this Bait this weekend and will fill weekend, the Woolies on the will continue to present folk musicians. SPECTACLE! DEMONIAC MAS¬ the March bookings with Soft 14th, Brian Lee again on the Asian film unit Machine and the Flock on the 15th to 17th, Radio King also QUES AND BLASPHEMOUS ORGIES... 11th, Punk on the 12th, Mad on the 17th, Alan Lee on the AS A GLIMPSE OF HELL, IT IS SUPERB-1 John Fever from the 13th to 18th, the Woolies again on the plans to present 18th, Freddie King on the 21st, the Mojo Boogie Band LY FRIGHTENINGLY EFFECTIVE." 13th, Isis on the 14th and tentatively on the 22nd, the 15th, Punk again on the 19th Sky King Blues Band World of Apu' "The World of Apu" is being to 21st, Cruiser from the 22nd to" 24th, Aerosmith on the tentatively on the 23rd and the Muskadine Blues Band on the "KEN RUSSELL'S TURBULENT MOVIE ON-1 presented by the Asian Film 25th, Target on the 26th to 24th and 25th. SLAUGHT .HE HAS BREWED HIS OWN Series 31st and Rory Gallagher on the The Stables will present today in Fairchild Theater at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. 27th. Roger McGuinn this weekend 'RUSSELL'S INFERNO! BRILLIANCE and Buddy Guy and Junior Directed by Satyajit Ray, the film is one of the most Dooley's will present Ten Wells next week. The booking IS THERE WITH HARROWING successful films produced in High this weekend, Point Blank for the following week is on March 11, the Good Times tentative, but Gary Lazar, the India. Band from March 12th to Stables' booking agent, says it It is the concluding part of Ray's trilogy about the young boy Apu. The film depicts Apu's manhood and his subsequent marriage to a beautiful girl, Apama. The young lady learns her bridegroom is insane, but traditional Hindu custom decrees that a girl must marry at her fixed wedding hour or remain forever cursed, so Apu proposes. Their life together and their resulting love for one another, along with the everyday hardships they must endure in order to survive, are depicted in the movie. A science fiction thriller A star ship largor than 1000 jumbo jets hurtles into a cosmic whirlpool ... a gravitational black holo ... in soarch of a passago to anothor univorso. Exporionco this daring vonturo sot 1000 yoars in tho futuro. [PLANETARIUM information 355-4672 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 8, 1974 17 MSU students to curtail The By DIANA DeWITT annual MSU student exodus to Florida has been curtail^ planned, said Valerie Sitka, 324 Michigan friends came back from Arizona trips to Ave., senior. "Some A number of students Florida surveyed said they would hitch - hike, bv the gas crisis reported in that state. recently, and they said that and some said they have not changed their means of Arizona was the only state Moro than 70 per cent of the Florida they had any difficulty getting gas in." transportation. - bound students 'A group of us was going to Florida, but due to the gas "We called the American Automobile SHARING interviewed in an informal State News survey Wednesday said shortage we are now going camping in the Thumb (area of Assn., and they said . . . they have changed their plans. J going down to Florida, as far as gas is concerned, should be no Michigan)," said Linda Weeks, 209A Butterfield Hall sophomore. Some said they would not go on vacation at all, while others "Some of my friends who problem," Linell Krepsky, 316A Butterfield Hall, senior, said. just returned from Florida said they "My roommate is going to Florida, but I'm going to Chicago," set their sights on shorter hauls around the state or to sunnv areas had to leave their car and hitchhike through Florida," Pat the way to happiness said Celia Bartlow, 311A believed to have better gas supplies. , McNally, 183 Milford St., senior, said. "I was planning on going Bailey Hall, freshman. "My roommate EMERSON "With the energy shortage and the isn't worried about gas because she is way money is right now I with the Rugby Club, but Instead I'm going to go skiing in going with her boyfriend and he is handling all that." figure it's better to work," Bob Carabelli, 563 N. Hubbard Hall Colorado." freshman, said. There Pamela King, 364 Landon Hall, freshman, reserved her s a great possibility that I'll be going to Colorado, flight "We did have somebody that was to drive us changed his mind because of the gas shortage," Pat Gray 225A Armstrong Hall, freshman, said. down but he because the company my boyfriend's brother in will pay at least half of the Bogue St., senior. - - law works for gas expenses," said Carol Casbon, 321 to Florida before Christmas as a precaution. "We would have had trouble if we had waited," she said. "As it was, we got the last reservation on that flight." Smwrfy %SII "We still want to go, but what can we do?" A majority of the students still going to the Sunshine State Only a week is left before those students going to Florida will MARCH 31 - APRIL 9 "I'mgoing to stay home and do a lot of cleaning instead " said have only modified the means find out whether the gas shortage is as bad as recent travelers by which they will travel. Melanie Warner, 1644D Spartan Village, senior. "We decided it Because of the gas shortage we are going in two cars instead returning from Florida claim it is, or as good as AAA reports. would be a bad idea anyway, and we don't have enough of four," said DalroisMcBurrows, 214 Ferguson St., senior. SIGN-UPS. MARCH 1-8, 25-29 money " "If you get caught in Georgia with a bunch of "I'm going down with the Campus Crusade for Christ long - hairs and no gas you're in trouble, said Frank Hoover, 211 Ferndale, International," said Joel Glupker, 425B Bailey Hall, junior. "At senior. "And if you want to sightsee in Florida on first many of us were going to drive down, but now we are all 349-2698 Sunday you're Being myself includes taking risks; trying new ways out of luck." going on buses." ' of "being myself" so I can see how I want to be. Many students have decided to go some place else where the Rick Proppe, 122A Emmons Hall, senior, said that he and IMPERIAL GARDEN some friends would Featuring Gourmet food from All of China. gas shortage is reportedly not so severe. fly there. The friend we're staying with in Alto Polynesian drlnki and American Food. "We are going to Texas instead of Florida as we had Florida has a motorcycle we can use to travel with once we originally get SPECIAL LUNCHEON $1.75 there," he added. (soup, entree, tea & cookie) Florida gas supply FAMILY DINNER (4 course) FOR TWO $9.00 (each additional dinner $4.50) please fillout coupon if • 9 • CARRY OUT • PARTIES WELCOMED/ interested and • By MARGARET GOSSETT Daytona was hard - hit because of the Daytona 500 in • LUNCHEON COCKTAILS leave at the • February, but that southeast area should not be shorted in April, 2080 Grand River, C desk in * Students planning to head south over spring break should have AAA said. Okemos Exit off I-9C any dorm • ir Meridian Mall no problems getting gasoline for the trip down, though they may Tampa and the west coast towns had by far the greatest encounter fuel shortages coming home. Still, the situation is far shortages and were rationing $5 worth of gas to all customers V : from catastrophic. even before the middle of last month. Gasoline is now plentiful in Florida, though a few limits are The two major expressways to Florida, I 75 and I 69, have HONEYWELL • • still set in Tampa and other west coast towns, especially for out had no major problems with • gas shortages whatsoever, AAA said, of • state cars, the American Automobile Assn. said. and the situation should remain stable throughout the month. DEMO Information on prices was spotty, but reports two weeks About 29 per cent of the stations are closed ago nights and Sunday, DARKROOM indicated that prices in some areas of Florida were as high as 70 but the others are open for full service. cents per gallon. Hie state - operated Sunshine Parkway, which runs along the east The student migration from MSU does not start until the coast of Florida, operates all the stations on the route and is still middle of the month however, when gas stations will have selling only half a tank of gasoline to all customers. probably used up half of their fuel. AAA said the gas situation Returning home certainly will draw sweat on the brows of Introducing the then wiil be comparable to that of the middle of February, when reports varied throughout the state. Miami and surrounding areas reported half their stations were most tanned Michiganders, however, when stations will have nearly depleted their monthly allocations. 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Sturges beat the Wisconsin Bibbs said. "And you never know about freshmen like Mavis, weekend as the MSU icers meet defeating Wisconsin, 7-5, in the house for the Spartans, as they John Garvey. could represent himself real well but not get a place. Boston, March 14-16. goaltender on a 10-foot shot. the Huskies in the final round total goals first-round series at are scheduled to move into the Denver will be playing at Hurd won the Big Ten 70 - yard high hurdles title wit"8 • MSU defeated Wisconsin "That WCHA playoff series Saturday the ice arena Tuesday and new arena next season. Minnesota in the other final was a good piece of time, tying MSU'S varsity record set in 1967 by Gene Washingi Tuesday, 4-1, and lost to the forechecking by Ross," and and Sunday. Wednesday while Tech, the The Wisconsin games also round set. Denver defeated Badgers 4-3 Wednesday but equalling the saru# year by Charles Pollard. Bessone said. "He took the won on total goals as John puck away from two guys." Sturges and Steve Colp scored Regular hours scheduled The first time the Spartans Women gymnasts try for nationals in the final minute and Wednesday to send the crowd into a frenzy. a half met Michigan Tech this season was at Invitational the Great Lakes In Detroit. The Colp's goal made him the MSU squad won the for Men's IM Building at Midwest regional tourney today highest scoring player in the history of the WCHA. He has 91 points this season on 40 tournament Huskies, 5-4. by defeating the MSU dropped two games at The Men's Intramural a.m. to Building will retain its regularl,ours0' 10 p.m. during finals week. The building will be close goals and 51 assists. He Tech early in February. March 17, 23 and 24. From March 18-22, it will be open from The women's gymnastics receive a score of at least 8.0 in forward to meeting Indiana surpassed Notre dame forward Barnes returns to the lineup a.m. to 6 p.m. with courts available on a challenge basis. I he ® gymnastic team. Miller was the team will carry an 8-1 dual the event to be eligible. State again in the regionals. We Eddie Bumbacco, who had 90 for the Tech series. facilities available are paddleball courts, squash courts. po° only individual from last years meet record into the Midwest To qualify in all four events were winning the meet after points last year. "We're going up there with a Turf Arena. All gyms are closed due to registration. the all - around — a two squad to qualify. B°' regional meet, to be held at events, but fell behind "If he isn't all-America, then - lot of determination and platform tennis and regular tennis courts are also ready Wisconsin State University participant must total at least three points on the balance no one is," coach Amo Bessone pride," Bessone said. "And today at Lacrosse, Wis. 32 points. Ann Weaver and beam and couldn't said. we're recover. going up there with a Rapanne Miller have already The judges Bessone said Badgers coach are usually winning attitude." A team must score 94 points or more in the regional meet to reached that total several favorable to the home team Meeting scheduled Bob Johnson told him after the MSU lost four men before Freshman sa times, while Andrea Schwartz somewhat, and that helped game Wednesday that the and during the season, qualify for the NCAA national them and Cathy Welsh have come a little," she said. for cheerleaders Wisconsin team played its best including three seniors, because finals. MSU has been scoring in the high 90s all season and within two points of the mark. Indiana State, Kent State There will be game of the year against the of injuries, a professional takes 1st at rates an excellent chance of Spartan coach Barbara and MSU rank as a meeting for Spartans, who were without signing (Bob Boyd) and McKenzie does not believe that top any underclassmen interested Norm Barnes, the WCHA's academic difficulties. reaching the point cutoff. the defeat suffered against candidates to reach the 94 - in trying out for the MSU MSU'S freshmen sailing team came away with the 1°"' P® point mark. The Spartans 1 highest scoring defenseman. "This team worked harder ^otal to wjn the Notre Dame Freshmen Icebreaker Kega If the team fails to make the Indiana State last weekend will defeated Kent State earlier in cheerleading squad at 4 p.m., Wednesday's loss ended a than any other team I've had last Saturday and 94 point goal, team members hurt the m's confidence. Sunday at Notre Dame. .. wj - Tuesday April 2 in 208 Men's six-game MSU winning streak. because it faced a lot of The sailors, may go to the finals on "The defeat was not the season. Intramural Bldg. competing with seven other schools, finisn "It's great when you don't adversity," Bessone said. 40 points to second individual performance. An If MSU becomes eligible for All interested people are - place Bowling Green State's 48. . embarrassing so it didn't really play your top game and win," "They hung in there. They MSU's B Division individual must finish in the have that bad of an effect on the nationals, it will be the first asked to bring their winter skipper, Jill Gore, captured the lo«P" Bessone said. "We really came have a lot of heart, a lot of total in her division, while top 10 places of an event and the team. We are really time for the women'i term Andy Grootendorst finished se looking grade reports. through when we needed It." fortitude." the A Division. 8, |974 I M'Chi8an StatC NCWS< EaSt LanSmg' Uichim Friday, March 8, 1974 19 UP cable planned to alert subs FACULTY! By TOM HAROLDSON administrative center. Each chairman cut through forests, farmlands State News Staff Writer I picture a project calling for inii°nJW°uld 100 and 300 acres. monitor between D-Westland, John said Markes, more legislatures but from private citizens' intense protests to and any other land area. The CANDIDATES! information will have to be their congressmen. Navy says the trenches would burial of 1,400 miles of In a case of a nuclear war In not have to be cut through transmitter cable under gathered before judgments can Wisconsin's case, the fact that Sanguine , 1 n8u 'ne would send be rendered. Wisconsin resident Melvin such areas, and that they could TODAY |000 square miles of the low-frequency signals to Polaris Several lawmakers are Laird, who U. S. secretary be laid along roads and j'pper Peninsula which would submarines stationed in the disenchanted that the Michigan was of defense at the time, ordered right-of-ways. The Navy also is the ilert nuclear submarines to world's oceans to attack Legislature is even studying the says the trenches need not be j nuclear holocaust on certain sites with nuclear abandonment of the project in perfectly straight but could be who drop H-bombs on weapons. Its advantage over project. Because the funds and final decision for it will come his state surely accounted for its rapid end. stopped and started if vital LAST DAY United States in wartime, ^ other communication systems from Congress and because the land was to be disrupted. It .. is that jt can Environmental impact J Bizarre as it may seem, that cont>ct Grumman is one watercraft ■» exactlv what the U.S. Navy submarines deep in the oceans plans will be made only by the Navy, they see no reason for reports will have to be submitted by the Navy before also contends that disruption of the land would any that lets you do your thing- to pick up w planning. Called Project as opposed to present systems the legislature to be countered by quick go camping —canoe race — ^iguine, it has the makings of which require them to be near get involved. "The state legislature will the project is adopted. Environmental regrowth over the trenches. fish — meet the challenge of white water—paddle just for academic groups in , doomsday defense the surface. Depth is desirable have no final say on the project Wisconsin and Texas were Despite the Navy's fun —go sailing—even row nechanism designed not only for submarines in a nuclear contentions, some Upper for exercise! anyway, because the funding is skeptical that it is as I* effective during war but war. Peninsula residents are up in And you can do it all with¬ as a deterrent to war. At coming from the Congress," environmentally safe as the According to Navy Rep. Dominic Jacobetti, arms. Seven UP legislators on out leaving a mark on the that is what the Navy says spokesmen, it Navy claims. Some have could be used if D-Negaunee, said. "If the people contended that it would the Upper Peninsula Legislative land or a spot on the water. on the fourth iris for. Critics call it an other communication systems don't want the project, electrify Council say they have each Paddling, sailing, rowing a ■environmental killer and a are wiped out. Yet he hedges they nearby fences, Grumman can't pollute the should write and say so, received an average of eight to frighten deer from the area, floor of the ■potential target for a nuclear on whether it would be one of because no project will be retard the growth of sunflower 10 letters about Sanguine. The environment. Attack if such a war begins. the first systems to be bombed forced on them that they don't majority of those letters are A Grumman is great fun I Michigan's legislators from if the country were attacked.- seedlings and effect — great exercise — and it's ■the UpPer Peninsula who One thing is for sure. Project want." communications systems near against the project, though Union Building. Two states, Wisconsin and the Sanguine area. some of the concerned ■represent the constituents most Sanguine is in the planning Texas, have already rejected residents have also said they ■affected by the planned project stages. It has not been They were also concerned the project. Rejection in both want more information before For information call 355-7676 that thousands of miles of ■say thw is still more to learn approved, no final site has been cases came not from the state cable lanes would have to be passing a final judgment. Jtbout it and that now is not chosen and no construction has e time to panic, especially begun. :e finalization of the project That is why state legislators d the eventual site will not from the UP are urging ne until 1977. Michigan residents to avoid J The project itself is rather panicking and assuming that all ■complex. * More than 1,400 plans have been finalized. iles of 2V4 inch thick antenna There are three legislative Win a set of stereo _Je would be placed six feet committees that have some below the ground at three to knowledge about the plan. One mile intervals in a special unnamed committee leckerboard grid 55 miles on established last week intends to leach side. 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UNIT II Til 20 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Zriday, March 8 i Jose Panigatti, left, Alvin Smucker and Ignacio ONCE Salcedo discuss an Argentine agricultural science program which was terminated AGAIN recently. Salcedo will Panigatti soon and return to THE Argentina to assist in graduate programs still STABLES operating there. * S N photo by Bob Kaye BRINGS YOU THE BEST Argentina By GEORGEANN KILTS becoming more time • Though the bubble had to science provide an active and "Uruguay and Argentina," END THE FINALS BLUES WITH BUDDY GUY consuming than scientific burst, positive gains are still expanding program with the he pointed out, "represent the AND IR. WELLS When the weasel is political issues," Smucker said after evident. Ministry of Agriculture. ups and downs in the instability, the bubble of MSU recently returning to MSU "The political climate of effectiveness of our NEXT WEEK (MARCH international programs is likely from Argentina. "The termination hasn't Uruguay is reasonable, allowing international program caused to pop. affected the success of the for a smooth operation of that by factors beyond our AT THE STAKES The consortium contract the extent control." Kirk Lawton, temporary program to one program," Lawton said. with AID and the National head of the Institute of might imagine," Smucker said. International Institute of Agricultural "Two graduate programs have Agriculture, announced last week Sciences in Argentina, made in been initiated, one of which the termination of a project in 1971, will be canceled on has already been completed; March 31,1974. library and laboratory facilities Argentina due to political unrest. have been developed and The bubble had burst. progress has been made to A restock teaching positions in Tri-University Consortium, the program. consisting of A purge of the educational Texas A & M University, system had resulted from the "For example," he Pennsylvania State University return to leadership by and MSU, was assisting the continued, "students such as President Juan Peron which Juan Braun, Jose Panigatti and universities of Buenos Aires and La Plata in the formation inspired reorganization in Ignacio Salcedo, Argentines many areas, he said. who are completing their of a graduate school of doctoral degrees at MSU will agricultural sciences. Also, former administrators soon return and assist in the Two MSU professors, Alvin were replaced by young and Smucker and Robert Lucas, often inexperienced individuals graduate programs of both from the Dept. of Crop who supported Peron but were Argentina." In Uruguay, directly across and Soil Sciences, have been unable to supply new directives the border of Argentina, the advised by MSU and by the for the universities. Unrest in U.S. Agency for International Development (AID) to return home. the educational coupled with a national institutions political climate has enabled the Tri • University Consortium SPRING SPORTS political uneasiness provoked "Political issues the decision to MSU SPECTACULAR were remove from the picture. 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CEDAR unfurnished. 351-4799. 5-3-8 332-4425. 2-3-8 J Apartments C HE V ROLE T~1967 ~-MtVn6 3-speed, needs paint job but VILLAGE NEEDED ONE woman. Old Cedar ONE MAN needed for 4-man, Houses otherwise good condition. $975. Village, spring term. $75. $150, spring term. Campus Hill 315 Bogue Street 351-5180 489 1567. 1-3-8 332-4279.2-3-8 Apartments. 349-3918. 2-3-8 I Rooms •FOR SALE CHEVROLET 1970 Nova 396 VOLKSWAGEN 1969 New NEED GIRL / sublet 4 person. GIRL NEEDED for 2-pi speed. Sharp car. Must - 4 paint, well. - Apartments Spring, Cedar Village. $75. spring / summer. C Animals immediately, all sell offers runs 543-3452 (Charlotte). 3-3-8 $1,100. Call "MANY CIT/2FAS HAV£ SAID THE 351-3929. 2-3-8 332-1819. 2-3-8 Mobile Homes considered. Phone 655-3539 or CO TOY IS. SU2WLY GOING TV 7HE TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS FOUR PERSON, furnished, two MALE FOR spring / summer, •LOST & FOUND 484-8495. 5-3-8 VOLKSWAGEN 1973 Fastback. has one two bedroom apartment - •PERSONAL Has less than 8,000 miles and DOGS. LET Mfc £AV THIS ABOiITVIATZ available immeidately! Call bedrooms, study, across from campus. 332-6241 after 5:00 4-man, $57.50, Collingwood apartments, 332-4591. 5-3-8 CHEVELLE, 1969. V-8, automatic, offers comfort with economy. 351-7166. 18-3-8 •PEANUTS PERSONAL runs real good! $750. Call $2900. Call 655-1675. 2-3-8 p.m. 4-3-8 394-2711. 5-3-8 TWO-MAN furnished apartments. •REAL ESTATE LOGAN ARMS Apartment - VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE, 1969 - ©COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-BOX 9411-BERKELEY. CA 94709 BEECHWOOD APARTMENTS - 129 Burcham Drive, $140, 124 Southwest side of Lansing. Ideal •RECREATION 6,000 miles. Driven on rebuilt now leasing for summer and fall. Cedar Street, $170, 135 CHEVY SPORT Van 1968 - stove, for married couples or graduate •SERVICE 2 bedroom, carpeted, furnished, Kedzie Drive. For the serious, engine. TRIUMPH SPTIFIRE sutdents. 2 bedroom apartments refrigerator, sing, stereo, pop Instruction tap, couch into bed, tent hook - CONVERTIBLE, 1967 - Employment from $170. Resident manager air - conditioned. Close. Ample parking. $255 / month. graduate, Leases or married students. starting June or California car - no rust. Call 394-0733, or call THE WALTER side. $1500. 332-8272. Typing Service up on evenings, 393-3530. 3-3-8 NELLER COMPANY, 351-6168. 4-3-8 September. Year lease only. Call 3-3-8 •TRANSPORTATION VW - GUARANTEED REPAIR. WAITRESS - ATTRACTIVE girls Evenings. 4-10 p.m., 882-2316. Or, 8-3 p.m., 351-2402. 5-3-8 |-WANTED CHEVY Good CONVERTIBLE condition, $125. Call 1964. RANDY'S MOBIL, Okemos road and I-96, 349-9620. C-6-3-8 wanted to work days. Call JAY'S CHALET, 484-9431, or MSU AREA - Okemos. 1 and 2 Collingwood DESPERATELY NEED one girl, 394-1021, after 5 p.m. 4-3-8 stop in, 1515 Center, Lansing. bedrooms, furnished and Air Conditioned "RATES'* VW BUG, 1969. unfurnished, air conditioned, spring term, Cedar Village. Call Very good VOLKSWAGEN / FOREIGN car 9-3-8 Dishwasher 332-8030. 3-3-8 CORTINA 1970 - 2 door, good gas condition. Fuel economizer. repair. Mechanical and body. carpeted and modem. $160 - $1,100. Call 694-1602, after 6 $165 - heat included. Call Shag Carpeting mileage, good shape. Only Buy, sell and trade. IMPORT p.m. 2-3-8 AUTO PARTS AND REPAIR, SKI UTAH 349-2174. 4-3-8 Unlimited Parking ONE MAN needed for 4 man, 33,000 miles. Stereo tape/FM. New Furniture spring term. Cedar Village $850. Call Mark, 351-4428. 485-2047. 0-1-3-8 5-3-8 VW 1968. Body good, excellent COLORADO CAPITOL LCC. - furnished, two Models Open Daily apartments. 332-0256. 2-3-8 running condition, $850. Radio. BODY REPAIR. Quality, reduced Spring Break bedroom, utilities paid. $150. 2771 Northwind 351-9272. 1-3-8 MALE NEEDED for 4-man. Spring. DODGE VAN 1973. Air rates to students. Also DODGE REALTY, 482-5909. ,00 6.50 13.00 March 15-27 Call 351-8282 Across from campus. 351-3705. conditioned, automatic, finished guaranteed rust proofing. VAN J1-3-8 VW VAN 1965. $600. Leave * Alta * Park (Behind the Yankee Store) 2-3-8 interior, 8,000 miles, $3700. WORLD, 645-2123. 0-6-3-8 City message for Bill. Evenings, at * ONE - 2 girls needed, Americana 371-5442. 1-3-8 Snowbird * Steamboat SUBLET 485-6025. 1-3-9 apartments four • woman. April SPRING summer, one GIRL NEEDED desperately, MASON BODY SHOP - 812 East Springs or all spring, furnished, air, next bedroom, block from campus, Twyckingham. Spring. Great FAIRLANE, 1969, three speed, six Kalamazoo Street since 1940. 332-2670. 5-3-8 $165. 337-7571.3-3-8 Reduced cylinder engine, snow tires, over WE BUY used Volkwagens. Complete auto painting and *274°° Includes to campus. roommates. rates. IMPORT AUTO PARTS AND 351-3148. 2-3-8 75 10.00 16.25 32.50 20 mpg. $595. Sharp! Call collision service. 485-0256. LAST CHANCE IS YOUR abode abominable? Call CLEAN. TWO furnished rooms, 372-7973. 3-3-8 REPAIR, 485-2047. 0-1-3-8 C-5-3-8 ALL Lifts for 9 days skiing DEADLINE HOUSE HUNTER, 882-2431. porch, quiet man. $75. Utilities 1 MAN NEEDED. Pool, air ALL Food for entire trip I 1 P.M. one class ALL Accomodations 5-3-8 paid. 482-0563. 3-3-8 conditioning, close, nicely I before publication. day FIAT 1973, 18,000 miles, Ziebart radio, rear 337-7776. 5-3-8 window defroster. Motorcycles 1-3*5] ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT. Exhaust systems for most irrvported cars in stock. CHEQUERED ALL Transportation X - Country, Equip, supplied. GIRL NEEDED for Americana SUBLET ONE bedroom furnished. 2-3-8 $62.50. 332-0762. Sauna, Swim, Cook - outs, Many apartment spring erm. Call unfurnished except appliances. HONDA 1973 CB500. Chopped, FLAG, 2605 East Kalamazoo 1 MAN FOR Peanuts Personal ads FORD TORINO 1970, - 351-0905. 5-3-8 $145 / month, deposit. 4-man luxury good condition. $1,350. Call Street, one mile west of campus. must be pre paid. 485-4714. 5-3-8 apartment, pool, balcony, power steering and brakes. 487-5055. C-5-3-8 CAPITOL AREA two bedroom $1000. 676-5089 after 5 pm. __393-6762. 5-3-8_ - Twyckingham. 351-1578. 2-3-8 duplex, furnished, carpted, 3-3-8 BMW'S 1974's AT SHEP'S. CAMPUS VIEW | Cancellations/ Corrections [ Malta jg] fireplace, garage. $170 plus - MASON - SPACIOUS, carpeted, 2 Your full service dealer for 12 noon one class day FORD ECONOLINE VAN Yamahas, Triumphs, BMWs and utilities. Available March 19. 489-1276. 4-3-8 APARTMENTS persons. Privacy, garden space, CYTOLOGY SUPERVISOR parking! 10 minutes to campus. IIbefore publications. 1972 - 19,000 miles, factory Rickm«ns. Large stock of PARACHUTING EVERY nice day. now leasing for air, stereo, carpeted, excellent leather*, helmets, custom REGISTERED CYCO- ONE OR two women needed for 351-3809. 2-3-8. ' j| Student 'Instruction. Detail*, TECHNOLOGIST, (ASCPICT. Full J| The State News will be mmw] condition. $3200. 655-2874. accessories and parts. SHEP'S 4-woman across from campus. 351-0799 or 543-6731. time day dhift. Minimum starting DUPLEX, 3 BEDROOMS, .gear MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 $70. 332-6246. 6-3-8 || responsible only for the North Cedar, Holt. Just south of 2-3-8 salary $4.36 / hour. Credit granted for experience. Please contact shopping center, schools. % I first day's incorrect FORD 1967. Full power, air, minor SUBLEASE EFFICIENCY with block from bus $200 plus I-96 overpass. Phone 694-6621. TWO MAN $200 per term. Board Employment yj - Office of employment, Lansing lease option. North Pointe electricity. 351-7887. 2-3-8 || insertion. repairs, $200. Trade Minolta C-3-8 Available. Two Blocks from 101. 355-5831, 355-1786. 2-3-8 General Hospital, 2800 Devonshire, Apartments. 332-5675. 3-3-8 7 days Irom campus. 351-5687.6-3-8 due MOTORCYCLES 125 CC, Special Lansing, Michigan. 372-8220. BEAL STREET APARTMENTS GREMLINE, 1972. 6-cylinder, MODELS NEEDED for art studio. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY SUBLET APARTMENT, spring Two bedroom, two person. imports. Delivered, complete, NEED 1 girl for apartment, 1 block standard shift. Excellent Call 372-0567 between the EMPLOYER. 3-3-8 term, four woman, Cedar Furnished, balcony, air $498,351-2095. 4-3-8 from campus. $80 / month. condition. $1,700 or best hours of 12-11 pm. 0- -6-3-8 351-4032. 4-3-8 Village. 351-8306. 3-3-8 conditioned. Available March 15th. reasonable offer. 393-8709. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - STUDENTS ELIGIBLE for Work 3 month lease, $170. 6 month FIELD CREW member wanted to Sutdy for part time typing, ONE FOUR MALE NEEDED for 4-man Cedar lease, $160. 216 Beal Street, 2-3-8 New low rates. FIEDLER - - women. Spring, close, work Wednesday during spring flexible hours, at PIRGIM'S baths. Rent Village spring term. 332-8700. apartment 2-A, 6:30 - 7:30 pm. INSURANCE. Phone two negotiable. Automotive & GTO, 1965. Collector's item, 676-2449. 0-3-3-8 term. Must be able to work full Lansing office. Cally Misty, 332-0984. 5-3-8 3-3-8 351-6088. 2-3-8 excellent condition - one owner! day. Civil or mechanical engineer 487-6001,9 -1:30 pm. 3-3-8 Only $555, 393-2850 after 6 pm. BSA 650. 300 miles on engine drive student preferred. Call ONE PERSON needed spring term, WANTED: 1 OR 2 |MC GREMLIN, 1971. Good 2-3-8 CAPITOL CONSULTANTS PART TIME work, evenings. Must share 3 bedroom house. No two bedroom, own room, pool, mileage, good condition, $1350. $ 1 500 invested. $95o! INCORPORATED. 371-1200. have a car. Phone 489-3494. golf, lake. Haslett area. Call I 694-02 87, after 6 p.m. 2-3-8 IMPALA 1967 - Good body, tires. 351-8431. 2-3-8 5-3-8 NEED 1 or 2 men, Twyckingham deposit. Completely furnished, 339-2384. 2-3-8 3-3-8 Many new parts. $350. four man. Spring. 332-0449. $55/month. 4848-7388, 351 5481. 4-3-8 KAWASAKI 500 1972. Mint DRIVERS WANTED. Must be 18, 484-0013. Ask for Tony. 3-3-8 - 5-3-8 COLLINGWOOD APARTMENTS. condition, $650 or trade for car. have own car, knowledge of TV & STEREO repairman. Several sublets available for MAVERICK 1971. Good economy 351-2177. 3-3-8 delivery area, and good driving SUBLET, TWO bedrooms, NEEDED - ONE female for 2 Experience necessary, hours spring term. Contact Manager at car, bucket seats, center console, record. Apply in person, MR. flexible. WILCOX furnished, Collingwood bedroom, 4 person apartment 351-8282. 2-3-8 automatic, new tires. Phone MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE MIKE'S, 515 Wast Grand River. SECONDHAND STORE, Apartments. Third floor. $66.25 / month. Pool, bus 349-9517 after 6 p.m. 4-3-8 CHECK OUR low rates! Call 1-3-8 332-6630. 1-3-8 service to campus. Available 485-4391. C-3-3-8 LLOYD'S of Lansing at now. Call 349-2045. 3-3-8 MGB 1968 - BLACK, wires, radio MALE FOR 4-man, close, pool, 332-5335 or 482-5585. 0-6-3-8 WINE AND Dine while earning / heater. 2 tops, good condition, $3/hour. Apply in person at liberal, unlimited parking, 29 mpg. Call Days, 484-7416. NORTON - MOTO GUZZI - Executive Escort Service, 109 SOUTH AMERICAN $65.50 / month. 332-0161. FREE MARCH and June rent. One Nights 371-1357. 9-3-8 DUCATI. New modsfc on display, Burcham Woods, No. 24, 1-3-8 for 3 woman. Nice. $78. West Kalamazoo Avenue, Diamond Mining Co. MAX CURTIS, INC. we service most makes. G.T. downtown SUMMER AND fall leasing for 337-2319. 1-3-8 Lansing. 0-1-3-8 351-1830 M.G. MIDGET 1972. Mint MOTORS, 816 East Howe, GIRL NEEDED to sublease spring DELTA ARMS and Lansing. 485-6815. 0-1-3-8 MASSEUSES NEEDED - $8/hour. term. Cedar Village Apartment. EVERGREEN ARMS. See Carol SUBLEASE 2 bedroom apartment condition, very low mileage. Desires part • time college spring. Close to campus. Call $1850. 349-2375. 1-3-8 Full or part time. We will train. 332-3727. 1-3-8 or Greg at apartment 5B, 235 RENT A M Service Apply in person 109 West sales representative who Delta Street. 3-3-8 337-0210. 1-3-8 can be aggressive and work NEW MUSTANG II NOVA 1968. Standard, 4 door, 6 Kalamazoo, downtown Lansing. 0-1-3-8 well with people. Call Mr. SPRING / SUMMER - sublease our FEMALE FOR spacious, friendly cylinder, radio, snow tires, After CRAGER MAGS - 2 unmounted, large, bedroom furnished four woman. Furnished. Lewis 557-4552, one - 6, 355-3071. 1-3-8 2 mounted on 750-14 tires. apartment. $185. 351-3246, Reduced. Spring. 351-3620. PART TIME cook for child C.K.Reaver Co. 15920 W. WANTED ONE man for old Cedar $7 per day 1-3-8 $150. 484-6536.6-3-8 development center. Call 12 Mile, Southfield. Village apartment. Ask for Bill. eveings. 3-3-8 per mile OLDSMOBILE 1969. Power 482-1259. 1-3-8 337-1864. 1-3-8 steering, power brakes. $600 best offer. 645-9882. 3-3-8 □□□SB □£]□□□□ TEACHER AIDE position for child development center for STATION ATTENDANT. Full or SPAC|,OUS apartment. 2 BEDROOM Fireplace, country CROSSWORD aasan aasaaa 1969 20* mpg. Many extras part time. Prefer married man. □□□nnn anaaa T H'v fast. $750. 337-9046, OLDSMOBILE DELMONT 1968 Automatic, power steering 88 afternoons, 2-5:30 pm. Call 482-1259. 1-3-8 No phone calls. Apply at Bay setting. Married couple prefered. $165 / month including utilities. PUZZLE ana aaaaata | 355-6102. 3-3-8 / brakes, air conditioned, Station, 4600 South Cedar, 641-4493. C-1-3-8 ACROSS HUB QBQ 333 Lansing. 2-3-8 23. Blackjack PICK ESTATE Excellent condition. $900. □nnnE aaa an Wagon 1970 1. Legendary 24. Rightful J Bargain, 355 2936 after 5:30 pm. 2-3-8 LANSING, West Maple. One do EBB acsaaa like new! $1,675. Call EXPERIENCED SHOE bird 27. Billfish I 349-9310. 1-3-8 bedroom, furnished. Utilities 3-3-8 SALESPEOPLE. Full and part 4. Detonator 28 Irritate esq ana □□□ paid, $150. No pets. 337-7628. OLDS STATION Wagon, 1964. 6 SECRETARY, SHARP, organized time. Contact Mr. Potter, 7. Resorts 29. Elevation QBD23QQ QQQ 4-3-8 cylinder, extremely dependable. 11. - ^ 8UICK SPECIAL, runs good. individual. 50 w.p.m. Career MODERN YOUTH SHOES, Flurry 30. Moby Dick's anana aasaaa | Standard transmission. $200. $250.351-0989. 3-3-8 opportunity for right person. Frandor. 4-3-8 MILFORD STREET, 126. 2-man, 12 Japanese fan pursuer ananas HDaam L484-9191. 3-3-8 Applications accepted through $180. 3-man, $195. Two blocks 13. Skin 32. Prosperous □□□□□ OLDS TORONADO 1968 - low March 12. Call 482-1504 days, NEEDED PART time help for 14. Specify 33. Conductor's postering in local area and from campus, deluxe, furnished, 16. Zenith mileage, very clean, lots of or 351-9405 evenings. An Equal air conditioned. Immediate Jb extras. 482-9906. 3-3-8 Opportunity Empl°yerJ-3-8 interviewing veterans for 17. Ballad 35. Cash drawer occupancy or fall rentals. 3. Plotters educational benefits. Phone 351-2647, 484-8494. 4-3-8 18. Musicians' 36. Operatic prince 44. Gteek long E Sales PINTO SPRINT 1972. 200 cc. LAWN AND LANDSCAPE services, some experience necessary. 484-2470. 8-3-8 society 19. Tapestry 37. Solemn 40. Rotate «. Turf DOWN 4. Commemorative items $1700. Call after 5:30 p.m. AMERILAWNS AND LANSING GIRL STUDENT. Hard ROOMMATE NEEDED, male; 5. In a dither working, 21. City in 41. Snaffle 1 Sign of the weekdays - 625-4598. 4-3-8 LAWN SERVICE. Call after 6, responsible student needed for luxury town house. Central air, 6. loin furnished. 332-2175. 4-3-8 Arizona 42. Eternity zodiac 393-0432. 3-3-8 cleaning and cooking dinner, 22. Seed covering 2. Lyric 7. Paroxysm 43. Tractable PONTIAC T-37 1971, automatic, 3:15 - 6:15 weekdays, all day 2 8. Sins ATTENTION: 2 bedroom 3 4 5 6 • h to 26,000 miles, $1,900 or best CREW CHIEF % are seeking a capable for lawns and Saturday. Some child care. 9. - mater B'ePresentative to join our offer. 484 6536.6-3-8 PORSCHE SC Engine, European gardening work. Full time in all Faculty home. Walking distance apartment, furnished, on 10. Phase 11 ii ■ Resent staff in our life and heaters, new rings, valves, clutch, very strong. $500. Contact Jim terms of 1974. Some experience necessary. TWISS LANDSCAPE campus. Good 337-0241 after 6:30 pay. p.m. Call 5-3-8 Michigan Avenue across from campus. $170 / months. For m % 16 15 Labor 18. Arctic bird PONTI AC TEMPEST T 37 1970. ■ txclusi with college Four speed, excellent condition. at German Automotive, 332-5025. 3-3-8 _ CENTER^351-0590. 3-3-8 more or informtaion, call 484-3442 332-0472. 4-3-8 17 % 19 Appendage % ATTRACTIVE GIRLS 18 20 Macaw I »«uate groups. We offer fringe 349-3859, after 6 f DRAFTSMEN TO work part time during spring term, minimum 4 footwear. Must wear to model size 4. 5 or ONE BEDROOM, unfurnished. i$ v4 io % il 21 Wild ox I ene(its, assured income $5,000.00-'l 0,000.00 23 Sphere % 6B. %% hours / day. Civil or Mechanical See Ms. Ann Adams, ■ 9'oyvth, commission Sublease until September. during this kind of income working Mezzanine Floor, Olds Plaza ii 25. Einstein's I "ming, management training Can you use engineer student with Anytime after five, 351-6187. 23 2M vr ir Ingram We require college part time this summer? It's very easy by opening your own, highly profitable, boat experience i preferred. Wages commensurable with ability. Call Hotel, March Lansing 16, between on Saturday 1-4 pm. 43-8 27 % is birthplace 26 Culbertson I egree or I equivalent business "Perience. ability to work rental business. Take Canoes - Sailboats - Paddleboats add water and mix with people. CAPITOL CONSULTANTS INCORPORATED. 371-1200. 6-3-8 io % 3i % 28 Form of John 29. Dutch painter ■ ■ " ependently and '®v® dollar dignity. desire to Results - $$$■ presently assisting many people like 5-3-8 WANT TO BE wined and dined and % S3 3H 55 31 Corneous 32. Michelangelo I [<°r confidential interview We are you with our complete program, get started HELP WANTED make money at the Call 372-0567 between the same time? GIRL NEEDED immediately for 3 girl spring. $65, close. St % ?7 58 v//< statue summer. You will only need $1000 cash • hours of 12-11 pm. 0-6-3-8 33 Nibble | 'PPointment this STUDENTS WE are accepting d - 332-5560. 5-3-8 34 Huge toad to get started. applications for public relations MO &- Fidelity Union Ml MASSEUSES WANTED. For health 35. Tease Write, or better yet, call now for no obligation details as the work. Must be able to work 2-10 MALE, OWN bedroom, close.$217/ 44 37. Lincoln HT $7/hour. Call 372-0567 '4 • pa. HS rental season is approaching fast BOAT CITY RENTALS Wlxom, Mich. 48906 p.m. daily. For personal interview call 484-7368 between 10 a.m. - 1 between 0-6-3-8 hours of 12-11 pm. term, includes utilities. 337-7215.337-2332.4-3-8 % 38. Low 39 Conclusion -JK 1192 P. 0. BOX 114 j_313-624^29^^—im^m< p.m. 4-3-8 or 361-8932 22 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Fr'day, March 8,1 Apartments Sg Apartments ^ Houses ForS* "I|5] Mobile Homes wswal GIRL FOR 3 girl. Closa. MICHIGAN AVENUE off two SHARE BIG farmhouse. Near bus, NEEDED 2 PEOPLE, liberal - ROLLEIFLEX 120 CAMERA, GIRL'S 10-speed Raleigh bicycle, 1, 2, or 3 persons to share spacious, 1%9 Immediately spring. $78.33 I rooms, ground floor. Furnished ■ pets, nice people. $80. house, friendly atmosphere. 627 80mm, F:2.8 Zeiss lens, light $95. Call after 8 p.m., 394-2816. In country, furnished, free MONARCH, 60' x month. 393-8995. 4-3-8 $ 140 / month plus deposit. Fairview, 371-2377. 3-3-8 expando. Best 351-9465. 2-3-8 meter built • in, pistol grip. Best 3-3-8 washer and dryer, 15 miles. $50 off,, 339-9760.3-3-8 offer. 353-7691. 5-3-8 per person. 651-6419.3-3-8 349-1514. 1-3-8 ^ MIHITl 1-2 FEMALES needed to sublet FURNISHED DOUBLE CLOSE, BARGAIN, 632 South room. BICYCLE, 3-speed, Sasrs, women's, Cedar Village apartment 4 person. Spring. 332-0185. 5-3-8 ONE GIRL needed for 3 girl Mifflin Street, Lansing off Spring. Free utilities, parking, SPEAKER PAIRS - KLH17's$95, berely used, best offer. Call after MOVING, MUST sell. Immaculate |HD RES apartment. Spring term only. Kalamazoo. Easy bicycling laundry, close. 337-9927. KLH32's $75, Kenwood tape 7:30, 372-7693. 3-3-8 1970 Parkwood mobile home Pleasant. 337-1508. 3-3-8 distance. On# person, own room. X-3-3-8 deck. $185. Call Stan 332-8081, with 12' x 7' expando in Pitcher Ni MALE NEEDED for 4-man, Cedar living Two bedroom, furnished. after 5 p.m. BL-1-3-8 ANTIQUES & UNIQUES. Buy and room. Washer / dryer, Village, spring term. $60/month. Spring, summer sublease. $67.50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, sell. 220 Albert Street, under dishwasher, air conditioner, 10" Luncheon « 351-0845.1-3-8 nuuacj ;QLj month plus H utilities. 2-3-8 South - near Michigan Avenue. ACCESSORIES, COMPLETE Lums. C-6-3-8 x 10' Pool storage shed, fully skirted Quiet for student. Near bus line. Selection for audio guitars and it- Just come and set up on lot in ONE FEMALE needed spring. $15 / week plus deposit. King into tfcStah ' Americana. Own room. Parking CCMA1 c luccr.cr. NEEDED COUNTRY HOME, two bedroom, eight miles from campus. $175, 627-5454. 4-3-8 band instruments with 9 full line sheet music department to serve AMPLIFIER AND guitar - 40 Arthur's Court. $6,000. Phone 489-9709. 3-3-8 Classified V°u want to Depa,,^ «'<' Bring watts. $150. cell 489-2076. place available. 351-4415. 1-3-8 Transportation necessary. after 2 pm only, 332-6802. music need. LANSING STATE an M u (3 cards p $75/month. Share utilities. Must 2-3-8 ROOM: CLOSE to campus. your every MARSHALL MUSIC, 245 Ann 3-3-8 column. BANk'C CAMPUS, NEAR 12'x50', 1969 As a public Jike pets. 485-8588. 3-M «, SUBLET: TWO females spring Cooking and parking privileges. Street C-1-3-8 REFRIGERATOR - Apertment mobile home. Completely LANSING STATE 359 E. Gd. 351-0687 after 6 p.m. 4-3-8 the BANK , evenings$351-1565° 1 -^8 SUBLEASE - SPRING, Two men, $70/month, includes utilities, NEEDED: ONE man for 3 house. $67/month. man All ROOM AND board in sorority IREMEMBRANCE size. One door, full freezer. Please cell 882-4990. 3-3-8 furnished, $3200. 337-0259. 3-3-8 ad at no cos, to you! EAST LANSING SSPOBT. convenience! Close to MSU or stATE BANK Creative SUBLET ONE bedroom furnished ,ree vmhsr 1 drVer' clean- lar8° LCC. 372-7136. 2-3-8 house. Close to campus. GIFTS FROM EYE GLASSES at Large Savings MARLETTE 14' x 68', 21 x 7 April 1st through rooms. 332-8946. 3-3-8 332-3551. 3-3-8 ihotogr/> apartment. summer.$165 per month. Cedar SUBLET DUPLEX for summer. 4 THOMPSONS' lake Why Pay More? OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 East expando. Excellent condition, central air, washer, dryer, FOUND: leather GM_ksys~snj~J gloves, i-S-3-8 Green, 1135 East Michigan. NEED 0NE fema,e ,or 5-Person SINGLE ROOM, furnished, no a study break and come Erickson person - reduced rate. 351-0310 to Thompsons' Frandor Michigan. Lansing. 372-7409. dishwasher, carpeting, skirting, February 22, 371" Days, 373-6804, nights, coed house- 0vvn room'. bl9 evenings. 2-3-8 cooking, 2 blocks campus. $65 Jewelers to find the perfect C-6-3-8 porch. 489-4944. 3-3-8 SBNACTIV 351-2541 3-3-8 vard, close $50/month. april 8 - 332 8498. 3-3-8 FOUND: FEMALE 1 September. Call Marty, gift for someone special or Dwlfc ONE MAN needed for spring term, cheap! $70/month. 332-3955. 372-7693, after 7:30. 3-3-8 NEED house. ONE Own girl for 3 room for woman $55. FALL: SINGLES and doubles. Furnished, utilities, kitchen, TV, yourself. Discover 400 different pairs of 14K pierced and unpierced earrings at TEAC - 350 CASSETTE deck with Dolby, EPI • 100 speakers. Sony 12X52 home DETROITER 1968 MOBILE King Arthur's white. Par, and collie, German Sh« Friendlv mi ftft 1/3 ST-5600 AM/FM Akei C-3-3-8 1-3-8 GIRL, OWN room in house, Available after 5:30 pm. April 1. 2-3-8 489-4034 lounge, laundry, parking. Close. off, 3 pair for the price of 3. 1731-D reel • to tuner. - reel deck, Court - $3,500. Excellent condition. 485-0082. 2-3-8 ST $ $70 - $100. 332-5722. 0-6-3-8 Opel, jade and other walking distance to MSU. Spring FOUND: Small black NEED 1 GIRL to sublet spring - 4 $70/month plus utilities. pendants, crosses, lockets, Kenwood KA-2000 amp. hair, Grey under chin dog.~I ROOMMATE NEEDED. Own and beads are NOW at 40% Complete Mcintosh system, GARDNER, 1970 - 12'x60'with person apartment, one block 351-5153. 4-3-8 BOARDERS WANTED off. And Bolex H-16-S 16mm movie 2 expendos. collar. 353-1065. C-1-3-8 .liver STA from campus, $78/month. Call room, furnished, walking always, beautiful Fully carpeted, distance. $70/month. 351-5995. $410 Term - quality diamonds. NOW at camera. Mamiya Super - 23 press porch, washer / dryer. In Mason II MSU stuc 332-3262. 1-3-8 SUBLEASE SPRING. Female, LOST: COLUE, share - bedroom, furnished, 2-3-8 Good Food, Good People. 20% off. camera. Nikkor 80-200 zoom 676-1506. 4-3-8 3 years, tanTwhiV, ,ck on their Good Location -151 Bogue THOMPSONS' FRANDOR lens. PLUS stereo compacts. Lost Harr pring brea CALL 332-4351, male needed $62.50 / month. 351-2549. '67 PARKWOOD MOBILE home, NEEDED ONE girl - own room In JEWELERS' Color and Black / white TV sets. Trowbridge, Kalamazoo iTATE OR spring, furnished, air, 4-man. 4-3-8 12' x 52'. Moon Lake. house. Close to campus. $75, FARMHOUSE 8-Track car decks, tapes, albums, to Bo. Regard. Irand River. $85. 1-3-8 332-8635 3220 Mail Court, Frandor 337 7560. 4-3-8 utilities included. Immediate next to Baskin Robblns binoculars, 35mm and movie Furnished, skirted, full lake NOTICE! SOUTH LANSING. One bedroom, partly furnished, $130 / month plus utilities, deposit. 882-5488. occupancy. 332-1263. 2-3-8 GIRL, OWN room, bath, kitchen, private entrance. $20 weekly. Open Monday - Friday, 9i30 til 9 camera equipment. Old Persian rugs. Bargains in Diamond and privileges! $3900 or $400 down and take over 675-5586 / 393-4191. 5-3-8 payment. LOST, GERMAN East Lansing, Sheph^ Black / tan ~1 EAST LANSING 5 blocks to Engagement sets. WILCOX REDU - 4-3-8 332-0063. 1-3-8 timid around NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER MSU, furnished house for 5 SECONDHAND STORE. 509 strangers R„ Custom Work Call 351-5608 o 10' x 55' ELGAR TWO bedroom, & FALL, Studios, I & 2 bedroom men. Available June 15. 12 East Michigan, Lansing. SINGLE Nobody beats our prices 4-3-8 furnished or unfurnished. See our yellow page ad for locations. ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED, private room for mature female month lease. Dial 332-4076 after 2 pm. 2-3-8 utilities ROOMS, included. $65 to $75. Kitchen on Quality jewelry 485-4391. Trades, layaways, furnished, dark wood panelled, air conditioned, carpeted. PRO! See manager at locations student. Share quiet, facilities, parking. Close to NEEDSPRING BREAK MONEY? bank cards. 9 am - 5:30 pm. C-3-3-8 $2400. 332-3970. 1-3-8 FOUND: MSU room. Classen* Administration 8i nformation for showings. conservative house. Close. campus. 332-6990, after 4 p.m. Buil WE'LL BUY just about anything of Room 344, $98/month. 337-0669, after 6 BL-1-3-8 RITZ CRAFT 1969. Administi ndeach Mo HALSTEAD value, from stereo components to MOVING - EUROPE, selling 12'x50\ Building. C-1-3-8 p.m. 4-3-8 Excellent condition. Waverly ^ |4 0f baseball gloves. Come on into everything until 15th. 4-poster TWO BLOCKS from campus. bedroom suite, stereo. 5-8 PM, Park, partially MANAGEMENT facilities, garage, backyard. Men DICKER 8i DEAL SECONDHAND furnished, <3:30 PM $ NOTICE NEED ONE girl for nice, big house Panelled, carpeted, parking, 901 Vine No. 8. 484-1914. 3-3-8 $3,900. 372 4425. 1-3-8 or women. $70. Bill, 351-8398. store, 1701 South Cedar, Lansing. on Michigan Avenue. No lease, laundry, and cooking facilities. 444 Michigan 2-3-8 487-3886. Open 9-9 Monday, no deposit, low rent. Call $210 per term. Call Mark, SKIS, HEAD 360's with Look GREYWOOD 12X60 1973. 484-0562. 1-3-8 351-7236. 1-3-8 Wednesday, and Friday. Other ALL STUDENT ADS 361-7910 FURNISHED, bedroom home, Nevada Bindings, $65 complete. Carpeted, furnished, washer / nights until 6 p.m. c-5-3-8 need 2 to share. Excellent for 337-7026, after I p.m. 2-3-8 dryer. $500 down, take over MUST BE PREPAID JOARD EXAI TWO FOR East side house. Spring, MEN. SINGLE rooms for rent, one students, couples. Own rooms. payments. 484-2521 or STANLEY summer sublet. 4 bedrooms, block from campus with MOVING SALE at the DAY 521-3763. Frank. 1-3-8 Now TUTORINC $50+. Busses. 489-0902. 1-3-8 489-4534. 2-3-8 through the parking, spring term. Call BEFORE FOREVER. 107 i being fi 351-3921 or 337-2582. Ask for end of the term. North Cedar, Lansing. China, 1972 RICHARDSON, T2' x 60'. jming MC/ GIRL NEEDED, own room, HOUSE NEEDS one, own room. EFFICIENCY IN East Lansing, Doug or Bill. 1-3-8 Excellent condition. $600 and iSB GRE B $66/month, deposit, no lease. $50 per month. Call 489-2741. glass, jewelry, antiques, fixtures - close to campus, $135 / month, all take over payments of $105.36 rmation call 332-0719. 1-3-8 3-3-8 reduced. 12-4, Thursday - 347 STUDENT SERVIC unfurnished. 337-7551 after 8 SHARE ROOM - $200 per term, monthly. 517-625-7186. 1 3-8 W Saturday. Moving to 254 West PM. 3-3-8 utilities included. Board 10-SPEED Grand River, in East Lansing, ROOMMATE WANTED. Own TWO PEOPLE needed for house. availabe. Two blocks from SALES. SERVICE, ACCESSORIES about March 2a 2-3-8 "access NEED ONE room. $70+ utilities. Spring Own room. $65. March rent or two men, Campus campus. 351-5687. 6-3-8 BEST VALUES. CHECK US OUT term. Stoddard Avenue. Mellow. paid. 372-4845. 5-M Hill, pool. Bruce, 349-4136. SPARTAN WIVES, rummage sale Human Repro 3-3-8 351-0868. 1-3-8 435 M.A.C., $75/month includes LUXURY TOWNHOUSE, near bus, DEVONSHIRE - NEAR General Hospital. 4 bedroom, Lansing EAST SIDE. Two bedroom unfurnished house, stove and utilities, kitchen, laundry, parking, TV, pets. 337-9085. vekxip Saturday March 9, 9 am - 3 pm. Spartan Day Care Center. Miscelleneous items. 2-3-8 refrigerator. 349-1540. 5-3-8 two bedroom, dishwasher, carpeted. $240. 332-6677. 3-3-8 modern home. Carpeted, 2-3-8 Meddler CUTE ONE bedroom, block from campus. Utilities paid. $160. fireplace, garage. 489-1276. 3-3-8 $300. Phone OWN ROOM, $50. Spring, perhaps TWO BEDROOM, furnished Mobile Homes. $25 - $35/week. Ten minutes to campus. Quiet and ATTRACTIVE ROOM and bath for serious assist in student. care of Pay rent or elderly lady in MINOX-B $60, Polaroid - 210, $25. With cases and accurate. DAWES GALAXY double butted 485-3365. 2-3-8 - rental frame, 531 $120. C obtUMA/L OHits Perse 332-5506. 3-3-8 peaceful on a lake. 641-6601. return for rent. 332-3743. 2-3-8 summer. 604 Forest. 337-7438. 355-2797. 2-3-8 DYNACO - PAT-4 Stereo 0-5-3-8 Preamp. CAPITOL AREA 3-3-8 Excellent condition. $80. Phone - near L.C.C. 3 ROOM FOR male student, across DUAL 1219 TURNTABLE with rooms, furnished, carpeted, OWN ROOM, furnished, close. from Union. 21154 Grand River, 351-3070, extension 32. 2-3-8 Shure M91ED cartridge. $125. utilities. $145. Girls or married OWN ROOM in house, furnished. Spring / summer. $7S/month, upstairs. $48 per month. 2-3-8 Call 353-4792. 2-3-8 couple. Phone 489-1276. 3-3-8 $90 utilities included. Close, parking. 332-1809. 4-3-8 Animais BRIDES cooking. 332-3950. 3-3-8 SINGLES. MALES, walk to SUBLEASE, ONE bedroom, ONE WOMAN FOR spring. Own campus. 334 Evergreen. For REFRIGERATOR - COUNTER Announcements. For Over % Century EAST SIDE South Cedar room in duplex. No utilities / height. 2.5 cubic foot. Gold tone REST unfurnished, luxury apartment, - near appointment, 489-1893. 5-3-8 BOARDING - 6 MILES from Choose and deposit. Call Sue, 351-6745. wood grain top. Call 332-6828 close. $170. 351-1315.3-3-8 Freeway, 3 bedroom, campus on 32 acres. Boxed stalls uckwatchers i furnished home. Carpeted, 1-3-8 SUMMER: SINGLES and douUes. - $50, loose barn • $40. Lamberts ck. Congrati 311 South Washington SPRING TERM, SHARE room, 5 garage, garden, $200 / month. Furnished utilities, kitchen, TV 655-3062 before 4 p.m. 7-3-8 idSmythe. 1- GREAT ROOM for Lansing person, 2 bedroom apartment. 351-7497. 0-3-3-8 spring! lounge, laundry, parking, close. 243S SOUTH RUNDLE IV5-9816 Next to campus. $65/month. completely furnished, private $60 $80. 332-5722. 06-3-8 - SGIBSON'S V FREE KITTENS for edoption, six 489-2687 351-1859. 3-3-8 WOMAN NEEDED. Own room in balcony, share really nice house. weeks, house broken. 349-0548. IMMEDIATE, SUBLET. One duplex. 332-2824. Call after 6 pm. 3-3-8 Many extras. Close. 337-0669. 1-3-8 ROOMS AVAILABLE in attractive duplex, near campus. Call BOCK 1-3-8 'Traditional and Customized Bridal Registries bedroom, furnished, very close. Parking. $170. 337-7021. 2-3-8 DUPLEX, ONE male for spring. LARGE DOUBLE in house 351-6548. 3-3-8 ADDIC GERMAN AKC, 3 SHEPHERD months, solid black, puppies, Jacobson's I SO it's the DESPERATELY NEED one girl. $65, 220 River. Closel behind Dooley's, allowed. 337-0096. 1-3-8 garage. Pets ROOMS. SPRING quarter, near black / tan, Lebestraum blood line. Shots / wormed. Wes $250, Bakeries Visit our complete shops 337-0764. 3-3-8 campus. Sorority house. Call • Used books Vi price imber the w Spring term. $70. close. Call Carol. 332-8835. 3-3-8 now $150. 337-2504. BL-1-3-8 for the home- 332-4068. 2-3-8 ROOM AVAILABLE in 6 • Out of print searches and take advantage man I, WE love tl house spring or summer terms. QUIET CONSERVATIVE girl, near • 1st Editions and Americana DOG OBEDIENCE classes • starting of our Bridal Kegistn it silence ONE MAN for 4-man, spring, 351-0225. 1-3-8 March 25th. Call Mrs. Cooley Bridal Registry ^ campus, call 332-5497. Prefer • Over 25,000 Books in Stock Lower Level Memorii $67.50 I month. Riverside, East. FIVE PERSON Juniors / Seniors. 2-3-8 355-9808, Mrs. Ford 393-6653 house. 2 baths, ir No. 6 332-0631. BL-2-3-8 finished ONE PERSON for house. East side or Mrs. Smith 489-7675 after 6 rec room, partially furnished, ample of Lansing, $66. SINGLE, MALE student: block PM. 3-3-8 NEED ONE girl, sublease spring. Cedar Village. $70/month. bus. Available now. parking, near 351-8920. 489-3489. 1-3-8 own room. campus, cooking, parking. 314 TUE-FRI 1-6, 7-9 Jewelry WANT TO board horses on large 3-3-8 Evergreen. 332-3839. 2-3-8 351-0822. 3-3-8 SAT 12-5 farm. Reasonable. Call 675-5513 OWN ROOM in four man house. THE COMPLETE after 6 p.m. or inquire at 7303 4 SHARP, COMPLETELY redone $87.50 includes utilities. MEN, DOUBLE rooms for rant, WEDDING SERVICE TO SUBLEASE Campus Hill. 124% W. Grand River West Britton Road, Perry. 2-3-8 interior, 3 bedroom house. Close 351-3924. 1-3-8 one block from campus with >0CH. MORNII Dishwasher, free transportation, DIAMONDS: 3y to campus. 351-5891, after 6 parking Spring term. Call I of forev pool 349-3269. 3-3-8 ORANGE BLOSSOM CLOSE. WOMAN / 4 woman, p.m. 3-3-8 GIRL room. NEEDED. Parking. Close Spring. Own to campus. 351-3921 or Doug or Bill. 1-3-8 337-2582, ask for UPSTAIRS f GERMAN SHEPHERD large boned, AKC, shots, wormed, pups - GOLD FASHION GOLDMASTER toys! Sugar P $66.66 / month. 332-6174 champion bloodlines. Deposit GREATER LANSING'S THER DEI 19" Black / White TV. $25. Call comfortable, sublease spring. 2 and 3 BEDROOM homes from 2-3-8 OWN holds. $70. 485-9274. 2-3-8 CAKE BAKERS FOR $62.50. 332-3422. 3-3-8 ROOM, Pleasant house 337-1858. Rabbit ears included. WEDDING RINGS: Bv ,Mhws, Sistei $160 per month. Call 393-1220 across from Brody. $75. 1-3-8 FREE KITTEN, silver striped, WEDDINGS, PARTIES, ART CARVED •nds; We thai or 645-7338. 4-3-8 COUNTRY LIVING opportunity GRADUATION, BIRTHDAYS, 2 BEDROOM 332-6478, evenings. 1-3-8 male, half - grown. 482-3957 ORANGE BLOSSOM Moms of ou APARTMENT for for one or two girls. Horse and SPECIAL OCCASIONS UNUSED SUNLAMP and 2 used after 5. 3-3-8 GOLD FASHION EAST LANSING, MSU walking garden facilities, reasonable rent. BEAL CO-OP has 4 vacancies for $66/month. Bus service, pool. distance. 6 bedrooms, 2 baths, H-70-15 Polyglas tires. Bob. Call 834-2103 after five. 5-3-8 spring term. For details, call Campus Hill. 349-2517. keep $85 each. Utilities, deposit, 332-5555. 1-3-8 676-2805. 1-3-8 Mobile Homes m i&Y O'SEE trying. 3-3-8 references. 372-1585. 4-3-8 5-6-or 7 MAN HOUSE. Summer STEREO SYSTEM. Allied receiver, <«ed? How a and Fall. Furnished, GIRL NEEDED for Campus Hill parking. acoustic suspension speakers. 1967 CHAMPION 12X60, Skirted, tvtmNua. »teui milu. .pt DESPERATE! ONE woman, own Very close. 484-9774. 06-3-8 BSR turntable, headphones, partly furnished, 1 mile from asking $3200. Call $85. 355-5331. 1-3-8 campus, Bridal Shops HOUSE - 208 South Street, Neer MSU. Call anytime, Howard "WS1I5I SANSUI AU-999, TU999, QS-1, 4 351-1068 evenings. 3-3-8 JEWELRY ind ' 484-9366. 7 3-8 WATER'S EDGE o Rooms FOR SALE - 10-speed Kalkhoff bicycle. Simplex derailer. Toll Sansui speakers, 351-7931. Leave message. 1-3-8 AMERICAN 1967 - bedroom, very good condition. Fully furnished, skirted, newly 12X50, 2 An Jacobson's outstanding selection TELEPHONE 337-1314 319 E. Grand River Ave. East Lansing, Michigan (™E 1-3-8 Jirl wh clips and straps. 2 years old. BAND BROKE Must sell - carpeted, close to campus. 5-201-201 not and up: of gowns, from CLOSE TO Union Excellent condition. $90 Fender Bandmaster Amp heed. Phone 337-9534. 3-3-8 traditional to avante garde. «15. Rick, 1- quiet. No car Jacobson s - 393-6693. 5-3-8 Fender Bassman amp head, or pets. $16/week. Reserve now. GREAT LAKES 10X55, 2 'OU don't RIVER'S EDGE 663-8418, 337-2024. 4-3-8 LIMITED SPACE USED FURNITURE bought and sold. TREASURE CHEST, 116 North Main, Parry. 625-3188 West Fillfoore Bass amp head. West 115-H speaker cabinet, Ovation 100 watt P.A. head. bedroom, furnished, ideal for students. Why pay rent? $1800. Call Tom or Pete, 337-1383. Precious Stones Beautifully Set and Bands for bride & groom. lh« devil mi ""ftise your voti "'V "bout that APARTMENTS 394-2167 before 6 p.m. 7-3-8 5-3-8 3-3-8 JAMAICA USED CAMERAS, SLR T>»". AS "fondson. 1-3 10X50 Atlas - 2 bedroom, Is Now Leasing For FRENCH PROVINCIAL canopy Rangefinder, Kodak's, twin lens, '249.00 bed and chest. $100. 337-7677 miscellaneous. 349-1715 after 6 furnished, skirted, enclosed porch. 10X7 shed, large lot. Tux Rentals Summer and Fall Plus 15% TAXES A GRATUITIES after 5 PM. 3-3-8 pm. 0£-3-8 $2,250. Call 675-7287. 3-3-8 You'll Get March 15-22. ALMA COLLEGE Estate 2 Minute Walk TRIP INCLUDES: Fully Carpeted Floors To Campus -8 Days, 7 Nights PRESENTS IN LETT'S LETT: THI Full Time Walk Out SLGaiPhoneh9 l8°°0. Maintenance Balconies WEATHER REPORT Cable TV Excellent •7 Nights Accommodation at WRS 2 Bathrooms Location the new Heritage Beach Hotel -Plus Transfers in &HOWLIN' WOLF SHOPPE XASON Free Canoes for Tenants - night Food and Drinks, Welcome Cocktails Sat., March 23,1974 at 8 p.m. and many other little extras. In The Alma College P.E. Center •QOWNS-fabulous p*0o"i», IV. 6 Call Tim J n.C# *29 Admission $3.00 No Reserve Seats wedding party" #n,lr* E. Michigan Ave. 332-4432 TRAVEL Tickets on sale March 11th at the UNION BOARD OFFICE ;accessor,!s* LS Or st PERSONALIZED WORLD I-517-463-2141 Ext. 354 service 10 50 Waters E214 1-313/665- 3603 Mail orders until March 20th, 1974 LETT'S BRIDAL SHOPPE (for reservations call UNION BOARD, ALMA COLLEGE 901 Wast Ottawa next to Cedar 610 S. Forest No. 4 Ann collect) Arbor ALMA, Ml. 48801 24 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March a i THE MONEY MAN WILL BE READY TO BUY BACK YOUR WINTER TERM BOOKS AT MSU BOOKSTORE NEXT MON.-FRI. (March 11-15) Special Booky Buying Personnel will be in our store from 7s" to 500 daily. Provos Also SPRING TERM assistai to disc NOW AVAILABLE WASHING! Judiciary cor Jderal gram ■ion's allegi ■ After givii Jlled with e lommittee, ' ■irica told prj'thing tl I Sirica also Concluded ' Joncerned tl I John L)o ipeachmenl Knority cou i Sir By I Stat ■ new YOl Tlks briskh ptrict Com Jtotographer 1 The other T" smile ani Jwrtroom. Mitel Maurice -tfctary, an ■purities furtigation [ $200,000 ■«. -"el I thougl ■•struct i n g _|foent P"is face walks «troom gv Wments w "taeramen. I'Don't yoi toning.