Volume 67 Number 124 Wednesday, March 27,1974 East Lansing, Michigan 48824 Michigan State University Medical school's priority may doom college of law By DANIEL DEVER of the higher education subcommittee of the Senate State News Staff Writer Appropriations Committee, which will review MSU's budget The proposed MSU college of law seems doomed for at least proposals and make a final recommendation to the full another year as members of the Senate Appropriations committee. Committee begin probing the University's state funding requests Pursell has previousely stated that he does not think there will for 1974-75. be enough funds for new law school anywhere in the state this Though Sen. Charles Zollar, R-Benton Harbor, chairman of the year. committee, said he is keeping an "open mind" on the proposed law school, he was critical of the plan at an open hearing with Though Zollar said he will reserve comment on supporting or University officials Monday. rejecting the MSU law school until he has heard from the other institutions requesting law schools, particularly Western Michigan Committee members made it clear that their first priority is for additional funds for the medical schools over the proposed law University, he did say that the entire MSU budget request is "way out of line" with the projected state revenues for 1974-75. school. Both Zollar and Sen. Garland Lane, D-Flint, called the "There certainly is not going to be enough money for a law school if all the MSU requested increases over the governor's $500,000 MSU law school plan in Gov. Milliken's suggested budget a "trade-off' of funds for the University's three medical budget are made," Zollar said Tuesday. colleges. MSU's overall budget request, which Wharton presented to the "Last year the legislature wrote a directive into the Senate committee Monday, is about $9 million more than the (appropriations) bill saying that the enrollment in the medical governor's $98.6 million recommendation for the University, schools at MSU were to be increased," Zollar said. "But the including an additional $400,000 for the proposed law school. governor's budget does not include funds for increasing Wharton assured committee members Monday that the enrollments in these schools." University would not use its constitutional power to create the MSU administrators however said they have every intention of law school without the approval of the legislature. complying with the legislature's directive of increased enrollment MSU did create the College of Urban Development last year despite the governor's budget. without legislative approval but Wharton called that move a They stated that plans call for increasing the incoming class "continuation" of programs already ongoing in the existing size this fall by nine students, to 100, in the College of Human Center for Urban Affairs. Provost John Cantlon left President Wharton, Executive VicePresident Jack Medicine and by seven students, to 80, in the College of At the hearing Monday, the possibility of creating a college of Breslin and Elliott Ballard Osteopathic Medicine. optometry at MSU was discussed briefly but University officials assistant to the president, right, met with the Senate Appropriations Committee in the state Capitol Monday "Our (MSU's) budget coincides with the legislature's intent of stated that their first priority is with a law school. to discuss the University's budget request for 1974-75. increased class size," Elliott Ballard, assistant to president The higher education subcommittee of the House Wharton said Tuesday. Appropriations Committee voted last month to support the law State News photo by Bob Kaye Zollar, Lane and Sen. Carl Pursell, R-Plymouth, are members school proposal at Western Michigan and not at MSU. teport studies feasibility of semester plan By SUSAN AGER State News Staff Writer That is report on a major conclusion of a 31-page the feasibility of switching the Though it included report no recommendations, drew several conclusions, would restrict students' freedom of choice and may encounter wide student Christmas and spring breaks. The early semester calendar has been written for semester courses, while tuition and housing fees would not rise due to a MSU's age-old quarter calendar to the less A curious recipe of 15-week semesters including that a "somewhat larger segment resistance," the report states. criticized by some students who, in four change. hectic early semester calendar now being of the University community" prefers the An nth half-semester courses liberally mixed early semester calendar would years at MSU, would take one - third less • adopted by many American universities. present freedom of choice in course Faculty salaries could be adjusted to would be the best choice to replace replace MSU's present fall, winter and courses between September and June. fit semesters rather than quarters. Commissioned in September by Provost selection over the indepth study a longer SU's current 10-week academic spring ldtweek terms with two 15-week In fact, some administrators have said John Cantlon to simply raise and discuss term would permit. semesters. *lt would provide for an earlier llendar-if the calendar does need the half - semester option may be crucial • Because a calendar change would the issues, the report was released "An early semester calendar requiring (placing. beginning in September, earlier conclusion for a serious consideration of a switch. convert current three-credit course? to two Monday. that all courses be four months in duration in late April or early May, and shorter credits, a student could end tip taking "From the mutterings and murmurings at the more courses same time, limiting his I have heard from my colleagues, I doubt effectiveness. if the academic community would support Judiciary unit • A summer session, composed of two WASHINGTON (AP) - The House item in the grand jury report. was individually noted." At gets a meeting of the committee, Rodino a change if it did not include the half - semester Tuesday. option," Dorothy Arata, asst. provost for undergraduate education, said half-semesters, would allow primary and secondary school teachers to attend the second half-semester and—with current enrollments—increase student credit hour diciary committee received Tuesday the Also present was Peter Kriendler of the "I have no comment at all about the advised the members that the material Frederic Dutton, the consultant to the production, a major concern to deral grand jury's report on President special prosecutor's office. material and I will not make any forwarded by Sirica had been secured. administrators and the legislature in provost who prepared the report, said his alleged role in Watergate. Doar brought Sirica a letter from comment," Doar told reporters as he He told he had idea how determining budget allocations. After giving the report and a satchel newsmen no support of the half • semester option "is Committee Chairman Peter W. Rodino Jr., carried the material into the committee's led with evidence to lawyers from the office on Capitol Hill. long it would take to assimilate this the only position I could be accused of Cantlon said that if, after receiving D - N.J., which authorized Doar and information or just when the staff would taking" in the otherwide straightforward mmittee, U.S. District Judge John J. Jenner to receive the material on behalf of Under committee rules, only Rodino, affirmative reactions from the committees, rica told begin to lay the evidence for the and objective report. a formal change proposal is newsmen, "They've got the committee. Doar, Jenner and Rep. Edward prepared, "it impeachment inquiry before the too would be evaluated by academic (rything the grand jury turned over to Sirica who had described the material as Hutchinson, R - Mich., the senior committee members. Among other issues, the report reveals focusing on the President and "bearing on Republican on the Judiciary Committee, the following: governance and the administrative Sirica also read a brief statement which will be allowed to read the material from Asked about statements of White House structure before a final recommendation is patters within the primary jurisdiction of •* Graduation could occur in two included "so far as the court is the committee in its current inquiry," said the grand jury for aides that the material would likely be and made to the president." the time being. mcerned the transaction is concluded." "the court has If they decide leaked to newsmen by the committee, two-thirds years under a new calendar In his report in his statement that that the material should Dutton estimated it would be Rodino said the committee's rules of under a normal course load, as opposed to Doar, chief counsel for the completed turnover of the grand jury presented to the committee as probably take over two years to fully three years minimum on the quarter peachment inquiry and Albert Jenner, report and accompanying materials...the evidence, it then would be available to confidentiality were sufficient, and "I implement a change if it were made. He don't know of calendar. nority counsel, spent more than two transmittal process required each committee member to be read under any leak that has earlier said it could take as long as a year occurred." • Book costs could drop since most are for Sirica's office going over each approximately two hours since each item tight security regulations. even a decision to be made. ii«. I || I Qi Sharp contrast betwee fvllTCnell OHO DTCinS.0kv/OL/s /n fr/0/ By MIKE GALATOLA "Where's your good luck piece, State Newt Staff Writer Maury?" one cameraman calls out. NEW YORK "Don't wonry, it's safe here with me." - One of the accused But nobody calls John Mitchell [Ms otrictbriskly Court, up to the United States "Johnny." smiling and waving to the He nods occasionally to a "Good wtographers outside. morning, Mr. Mitchell," but without a Hie other defendant walks " slowly, does smile, more like the acknowledgement he smile and trudges up the steps to the gave his subordinates in the Justice Dept. rtroom. A policeman glides over from his jtonMaurice Mitchell, former attorney general. streetcomer post to run interference for Stans, former commerce Mitchell past the working press up to the toy, are accused of obstructing a base of the court house steps. A court Wcurities Exchange Commission guard stands ready to relay Mitchell up the ^•ligation of financier Robert L. Vesco, steps and forearms the cameras away. ♦200,000 contributor to Richard Mitchell climbs slowly, stooping ever so »n's re - election. slightly. »Jit though they both face charges of The trial begins at 10 a.m. Mitchell and "fueling justice, perjury and Stans have been known to arrive, always piracy, each defendant shows a separately, as early at 9, but more often |ftnt face towithout "s walks the public. they appear between 9:30 and 9:45, just any policemen or before the doors are locked. «oom guards and usually exchanges "nents with the Lunch is sent in to them during recess, photographers and and a squad of police and U.S. marshals '"amen, ton't escort them to their cars at the 5 p.m. you guys ever get cold?" he asks ung. adjournment. This peaceful routine ended March 20 when law enforcement officials received Peon still word of a possible threat on reknowned defendants. While photographers and the network the two the news ourt testim cameramen shivered out in the early March morning, Mitchell and Stans were whisked in through a construction site IlV Mitchell Stans trial resumed . into the rear garage of the courthouse. k! J With former White House counsel "J; Though no arrest or threat materialized, a nini^an III testifying that Mitchell to have the Securities Exchange the former Cabinet officials were under heavy guard until the court adjourned JfV«co'°n Sta" P*rt °f "8 inmtl*ation March 21 due to a juror's illness. Pjdiell'i defense lawyer, Peter Fleming Though the trial was caching it 19th **«*mpted Tuesday to puncture Dean's day of session on March 18, more Vj. bllt the former attorney for spectators than could be seated continued tb line up to see the big action on the Pm »'xon "I" 8tand on my sixth floor. John Mitchell, left, and Maurice Stans enter the New York courthouse where they are on trial for obstructing justice. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 27, | National Super Streak slated By STEVE ORR that the President has lost all respect in the eyes of the American coverage to MSU streakers, and both local and Detroit t State News Staff Writer people. And we plan to have fun while we're doing it." cameras were on the scene. lelevis The cold weather may dull MSU students' appetities for Under the slogan "Streak-in, Speak-up, Freak-out," the Newsweek magazine listed the accomplishments «r Washington • based group called for participants to wear Richard students at the head of a cover streaking, but a group calling itself "The Emperor Wears No Clothes" is planning a nationwide "Streak for Impeachment." Nixon masks, crowns and tennis shoes. For the modest, they say, magazine named Lansing nonstudent Mark Nun?* story on streakine ! ■'«» ." a royal purple robe is appropriate. the Week" for twice The Super Streak, as the group calls it, is planned for April attempting unclad dashe th 2?' Faulty jet cargo door probed Fool's Day. In other streaking action, the local streakers made headlines across the state and country during the last week of winter term. Michigan House of Representatives on March 7. gh "By streaking to the tune of 'The Emperor Wears No Clothes,' Nunes made It The director of the Federal Aviation Administration's Both the Detroit Free Press and the Detroit News gave extensive through the chambers the first time h„t says literature sent out by the organization, "we aim to show grabbed by a sergeant-at-arms on his return visit He w»c (FAA) western region testified Tuesday he was by the state police and charged with indecent overruled in 1972 when he urged an order to correct a stood mute to the charge and was exposure^* released on $40n n defect in the DC 10 jumbo jet that may have caused the recognizance. His trial date has not been set, but he world's worst aviation crash. Arvin O. Basnight told a Senate aviation subcommittee he wanted the directive issued after a County board chairm one year in jail and a $500 fine if found guiltv fac« P Hall and William Beilfuss, candidacy Ave° DC 10 was forced to make an emergency landing after sophomore, 626 Cowley the cargo door blew off when the jet left Detroit in 1972. for seat face charges of indecent exposure. They were arrested bv police while streaking on March 7 outside Holden pleaded not gulity at their arraignment on March 15. Hall ran,1 Th 61 Basnight said he learned through telephone By JIM KEEGSTRA politics, will announce today 11 a.m. Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley since conversations with FAA officials in Washington that a State News Staff Writer his candidacy for the conference in the Lansing 1969. Michigan's The State News received several calls economy, concerning service bulletin seeking voluntary compliance with the Democratic nomination to a Cristo Rey Community Center, photograph of the female streaker that appeared violent crime and the energy in the March David Hollister, five - year state House of Representatives Hollister, 32. will describe his "streaker" edition of the paper. The callers asked if crisis will be the focus of his ByUf plane's manufacturer, McDonnell-Douglas,, had been veteran of Ingham County seat representing Lansing. past accomplishments, why he is News deliberately blurred the photograph. The the sta ordered instead. campaign, Wilcox said. photograph State Ni running for Rep. Earl Nelson's, Al Dutzy, 48, is an not deliberately blurred, however, A year- Earlier, an official of the National Transportation D - Lansing, 57th District international representative for Other students called attention to the fact that the alicy that i Safety Board testified that an investigation of the crash position and what changes he the United Auto Workers, „„ oing busine edition of the State News was unavailable at several of a DC 10 near Paris earlier this month hopes to make. distributio killing 346 directing its citizenship and ho have th persons indicated that the cargo door had been one of the first things to leave the aircraft, causing explosive Cavanagh to enter Nelson had announced Jan. 9 he would give up his place in educational activities in southeast Michigan. Dutzy's campaign manager, Vivian points Friday morning. They wondered if University officials ha made an attempt to prevent circulation of the edition. officials made no such attempt, and in fact have no Universit powers lith the U.f i meetini decompression. the House this year to suppress State News publication. The delay of delivery was due pposition race for governor campaign against Sen. Philip O. Pittenger, R - Lansing and Preston, said two of the issues he will take a strong stand on a breakdown of printing equipment. issatisfied c City coui are women's equal rights to East Lansing, in November's Kissinger resumes Soviet talks Former Detroit Mayor newspapers announcing the election. credit and tax relief for property owners. Jerome P. Cavanagh has time and place of the news Preston also said that Dutzy Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger and Soviet scheduled a news conference conference at Olds Plaza in "I hope to run an aggressive, is the first candidate in a long General Secretary Leonid I. Brezhnev met for 3Vi hours for 12:30 p.m. today to Lansing, but neglected to issue-oriented, positive time from within the UAW, in Moscow Tuesday and opened discussions on the announce his intention to seek mention the date of the news campaign," Hollister said. and the union will most likely DELIVERY ON CAMPUS Middle East. election as governor, but his conference. Some of the issues which he give him its strong support. campaign is off to a dubious A call to Citizens for need serious discussion in Without union backing, Please deliver the During eight hours together on Monday, the Soviet start. says dor mitotic*, fflarrfa !\ Communist party leader and Kissinger focused on Cavanagh Tuesday brought the campaign are: Hollister said, he will depend 'lousing, and depitrlnu-n A press release from Citizens acknowledgement of the only.) unemployment, Election and on small, $10 to $15 strategic arms limitations and the Europeon security for Cavanagh headquarters in oversight in not mentioning the tax reforms, drug and alcohol contributions. conference in Geneva. It was presumed that those Detroit went out to date. problems, crime, prison reform The only announced Weekdays(Student □ r$11.60 (Mon. - Sat.)20c(48perissues rate • total) copy) * subjects were again taken and improvement of health Republican candidate for the 57th District is Richard up Tuesday, but United States officials said they had care. Sundays (10 issues total) moved on to the Middle East situation before the end of Covert, a political science teacher at Lansing's Harry Hill □ $7.50 (75c per copy) "If elected, 1 pledge myself the morning session. to making state government High School. Sitting in on the talks was Alfred L. Atherton. Asst. secretary of state for Near Eastern affairs. Also present were Kissinger's advisers on strategic weapons and Tips to p work for the people in our local neighborhoods, as we have been able to do with NAME $19.10 European problems. county government," Hollister .PHONE. Observers said the talks appeared to be moving slowly. streakers' said in the advance text of his announcement. Hollister was chosen for his MSU ADDRESS. A U.S. official said Brezhnev and Kissinger cancelled Streaking, that dashing new better traction for that second year as chairman of the □s '■ Times, P.O. Box 1782. fc. Lansing, Mich. a plan to go to Zavidovo, craze infesting the nation's all-important speed and tennies county board of commissioners a hunting area in the woods college campuses these days, protect your tootsies from in January and has served his ♦Future rate Increases may limit the number of about 75 miles north of Moscow where Soviet leaders For more info call: A. Green 351-7296 aftei has so engulfed the public that harm," the council said. Oft - campus Sunday Edition Delivery Ava often entertain foreign dignitaries. largely Chicano north Lansing the National Safety Council district since 1969. has issued a message offering Furthermore, a safer and At present, Hollister will be The official' said the trip was called off because of a advice for safer and faster longer streaking career may be competing against two other Wet snow fall."" streaking. enjoyed if the streaker will Democrats in the August For faster streaking, the wear reflectorized tape for primary'. NSC advocates a pair of night streaking and "keep his Kent Wilcox, 30, has been sneakers because "they give eyes peeled," the council said. an administrative assistant to Britain announces record loan Britam announced Tuesday a $2.5 billion loan to help the nation resolve what the government called the nation's gravest economic situation since World War II. TIRED OF MOVING? Chancellor of the Exchequer Denis Healey announced the loan at the outset of his first budget speech in TRY THE MEAD0WBR00K TRACE outlining the financial policies of the new Labor government. The loan has been arranged in 12/3 PROGRAM foreign currency by clearing banks for a period of 10 years, Healey said. He said he believed the loan is the largest ever raised Now, u 12 month lease which gives you in the international market. June, July and August at just halt' rent. Compared to the Healey also disclosed at the outset of the budget average apartment you save $300/year- speech that Britain suffered its worst trade deficit in history last month-S986.7 million. plus the headaches of moving Pre-leasing available Call 393-0210-Ask for Janice, Jeannie or Karen Pope Paul stricken with flu again An ill Pope Paul VI was in bed Tuesday for the KASSUBA second time in three weeks with what the Vatican THE APARTMENT PEOPLE termed a "slight indisposition." However, Vatican sources said the 76-year-old pontiff was down with the flu again and running a slight fever. The Pope canceled Wednesday's traditional public jQooLey's " audience. Pope Paul, whose health had been considered sound, was first stricken with the flu March 4 and called off his week-long spiritual Lenten retreat. Envoy accused of dope smuggling Haiti's ambassador to Jordan, Joseph Khalil Yunes, was arrested at a Beirut Lebanon airport Tuesday and accused of trying to smuggle about 60 pounds of Hashish to the United States, police reported. Yunes, a 47-year-old Haitian of Lebanese extraction, was here on a private visit and was to fly to the United States for an undisclosed purpose. Airport security officials found several bottles in Yunes diplomatic pouch containing the hashish, police added. EVtRyTHilMq [ROM SNACKS TO STEAks ! Ex-POW runs for Congress Mark Gartley, a 29-year-old former prisoner of war in Vietnam, announced Monday he will seek the Democratic nomination for United States in Maine's 2nd Congressional District. pilot representative Gartley, a Navy fiii-FimvsDisc shot down in 1968, hopes to oppose the \ 4810 W SAGINAW—PH. 4844589 323 E. GRAND RIVER, E.Lfl incumbent Republican, William Cohen. Since I 1101 E. GR. RIVER—PH. 337-0897 PH. 351-5380 leaving the navy he has been working as a flight officer on 727 jets for Eastern Air Boeing Mon. thru Fri. 12 to 9, Sat 9 to S Lines, but he's being laid off in cutbacks brought on by the energy situation. Compiled by Deni Martin ■Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 27, 1974 3 Rocky road leads Bv By SUSAN ACER AGER 0n °" M March 15, the MSU showers are provided." to housing options' OK \J I I St«tc News Staff Writer board of trustees, rather than their with open doors. across the elevator lobby from for MSU Trustees voting education -were replaced with A policy approved by Aubrey Radcliffe, R-East employes in that ■Fifteen years against the in late each other, now offered in Lansing, that the trustees wait regard. During the discussion, by proposal- due to concern about younger, professionally trained 1969 allowed students and hall V- 1959 - men and women a close vote, took a step Parent and advisors. many halls. before making such a decision Executive Vice President Jack fid up outside residence halls which neither the legislative management to determine their Eldon Nonnamaker, vice until after the administration B re si in admitted that head administration nor the students reaction-were Warren In 1962, Case Hall, the first own rules and hours--but still Cl0:30 P™- on weekdays (1 D Huff, president for student affairs, presents them with guidelines football coach Denny Stolz eekends) for tender of the 1950's could have PIymouth; Kenneth coed residence hall, was raised there had to be rules and said Tuesday that the approval the matter also I hompson, R-East Lansing on south hours. on was was clearly acting in violation foreseen. campus despite the of the coed option was 5-3. □night kisses. The option, and prank Merriman, earlier promises of President This did not work well, and really defeated of an earlier University policy |The bobby-socked coeds approved 5-3 just "the last vestige of a policy Apparently Thompson and last fall by participating in an by the board after months of R-Deckerville. John Hannah that MSU in April 1970, 24-hour tan scurried away into their informal discussion The road to the board would never sink to such a visitation policy was approved, begun in 1970." Decisions have not yet been Merriman strictly opposed Oldsmobile commerical. Lis under the watchful eye of and a decision was, by most depths. Visiting still occurred which several administrators returning the responsibility for 40-minute public fhousemother with a debate, will accounts, a long and rocky always in public, with an eye have called the climax of the made as to where the coed floors will be offered, but housing decisions to the The board also approved Lpwatch. Every late minute permit 250 live men and women on the same to one. always on the clock. movement. Nonnamaker said signups for administration. Carrigan, contracts totaling more than Added UP and coulcl mean an floors together Beginning in the 1960's, Later, women were allowed From there students Radcliffe and Huff were willing $350,000 for renovations to Centual grounding for the provided that "separate and retiring housemothers-most to have visitors in their attained housing options where coed floors will predede regular to wait for an administrative the library, the outdoor pool (eekend. identifiable bathrooms and rooms, room signups which begin study of the situation first filter and Mayo, Landon and resting on their experience but still at specified times and men and women lived only April 16. If too few students and the others wished to Snyder-Phillips halls. request the coed option, some approve Carrigan's motion rooms will be returned to A grant of $169,280 for immediately. other options. further policy Thompson said he opposed grants and loans to 'ity on bidding After approval of the option, to a motion to return all future housing decisions back the administration was the motion because he saw meaning "a complete reneging on my responsibility as a trustee." it as criminal justice students was among the $1,347,816 and grants accepted board. in gifts by the By LINDA SANDEL stand against the defeated 4-4. war in purchasing department, which businessman is Carrigan replied that it was State News Staff Writer Southeast Asia a step toward Trustee Pat Carrigan, D-Ann Peter Spikins Carlson, who is I a year-old East Lansing following the must determine the defense not a trustee relinquishment of advice in a report from an involvements of bidders. causing larger corporations to Arbor, who made the motion, responsibility but only a return presently conducting plant Llicy that restricts the city to antiwar ad hoc committee "The whole policy is a reconsider their policies. "The idea that the "People think that said most campuses do not give of that responsibility to a research at the Brookhaven which was set Ling business with contractors up in response to fallacy," Patriarche said. city is everything would be housing decisions to their competent administration National Laboratory in Upton, t0 have the least involvement the early 1972 Grand River "Ideologically it is a good idea, too unimportant to have any Shangri-La if the country were trustees but to the hired to make such decisions. N.Y. was named a John A. lith the U.S. Dept. of Defense Avenue antiwar but as an effective policy it benefit is a 'head in the sands' to lay down arms. That's a lot administration and said MSU Also at the meeting, the Hannah Distinguished | meeting some head-on demonstrations. attitude," Griffiths said. "The of damn nonsense. We should trustees spent "an inordinate trustees approved Professor. Carlson, 29, will won't work because it doesn't a new policy ■pposition recently from Passing the policy is still valid and be damn glad that have amount of time" on an issue clarifying the University's work at MSU in cooperation original go after the right people." we which should not have been ^satisfied city officials. statement proved to be a touch Patriarche pointed out that necessary, but now that we no longer get death notices for our contractors who can build us position regarding the with plant breeders in the ■ city council opposition to and go struggle. Council first the policy is only applied to the best defense system in the theirs to decide. endorsement of commercial departments of Crop and Soil \ policy, which has surfaced adopted the policy in first level suppliers without own people, we tend to get a world," he added. A substitute motion raised products, setting strict limits Sciences and Horticulture. November 1972 but bit lax in our protests." Iveral times during the year, suspended regard to the defense Brookover, who said the Lke loose once again when it one month later to draw Griffiths said that the time involved in up involvement of contractors administering more specific usage guidelines. present size of the sprawling the policy is ■ity Manager John M. who may be secondary not significant, Itriarche recently asked the The policy was department as well as less said he would continue to eventually suppliers to the businesses with publicized continuing Jouncil to approve the lowest reapproved in January with the which the city contracts. involvement in Vietnam support it if the council could not ■d for the purchase of two backing of Brookover, Griffiths "Why should local dealers be come up with a more Tovas for city use from Bud and former councilman George singled out for our boycott continue to indicate that the meaningful alternative. Jouts Chevrolet. Colburn. when they are only city should maintain its "I would hope that we could ■ Councilman The final amendment trying to antiwar stand. George Griffiths gave make an honest come up with something that living?" On the other lbjected to accepting the bids purchasing preference to Patriarche asked. "The Councilman John Polomsky hand, has greater impact and lying that the council should businesses having the least philosophy of that bothers me believes that the policy is significance," he said. Patriarche noted that while jiard the contract to a Ford defense involvement as long as because we're punishing those unnecessary, a waste of time the Jealer who, while offering a their bids do not exceed by who don't set policy." and ineffective. ideology of the defense war boycott may be sound, it is ■184 higher bit), is reputed to more than 10 per cent the bid Councilman Griffiths, e less defense contracting of the next least-involved however, believes that putting Polomsky added that nearly impossible citizens should be glad to i Chevrolet or the third company. pressure on the small adequately and consistently Ider. Oldsmobile. Patriarche said that the city support contractors who enforce. ICouncilmembers Mary has ranked involvement in p. Thelma Evans and John defense business from blomsky - a council majority | said they Winding would support the policy which has Itten forced the city to accept percentage lists published twice annually by Fortune magazine. In addition, Asst. Manager Arthur Carney said City City council says price r bids, particularly when Icicles and equipment are ng purchased. that the city sends local bidders a letter them to obtain the dollar requesting of old post office too high iHowever, the council volume figure of their parent The old East Lansing post Itferred corporation's defense contracts 1972, will be offered to 417 Stoddard Ave., for use of any decision on a office at 327 Abbott Road will liision of the policy because from headquarter offices. Ingham County. Should city property to plant a remain an unwanted building a Ingham County decide not to Various city officials have summer garden on a stretch of por Wilbur Brookover was while longer since the East purchase the building, it will be t from the March 19 criticized the policy saying that land between Spartan Street Lansing City Council decided offered for sale on the open and Stoddard Avenue. Council Ifilar meeting. it standardizes bidding, not to purchase the structure market. also requested that the staff ■Council adopted the antiwar reduces competitive bidding with the federal government's In other action, March 19 and wastes the time of the draw up some guidelines for plicy as an "institutional" $205,000 price tag. council approved a resolution future requests from gardeners. which indicated the city's intent to join with other local Originally the council had Council accepted a hoped to buy the building on a governments to develop a coordinated waste treatment community Christmas tree $1 courtesy option and from Donald Power,chairman of discussed using it as a teen or management system for the tri the Trees for Tomorrow group. community center or for - county area. Councilmen said they would The State News expansion of the Drug Council also approved a defer choosing a location incorrectly project involving the killing of Education Center. for Stifled Kal Kan dog food as 7 2 beagle puppies, but Kal Kan request from Robert G. Lovell, the tree to another date. I brand produced by the But at its March 19 meeting Foods Inc., which produces the the council decided that the ?1 ^1 laker Oats Co., in its Feb. 26 brand bearing its name, is not connected with the research building needed too many _ project or Quaker Oats in any repairs to make the high price IThe Quaker Oats Co. is one tag justifiable. way. [ two companies which is The State News apologizes The downtown building, i MSU research for the which has been vacant since liik co-op donated |nds to Humphrey [WASHINGTON •fmal audit shows that (AP) - An ■Mated Milk Producers Inc. P at least $91,691 in ^porate money to support J*rt H. 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' °Pinton -°Py *kf *** «*"<* Susan Ager Staff representative Lynn Hewing Sports editor Craig Porter Photo editor Editor : (he opinion of State News editors. Staff columns, commentaries, points of view and letters are personal opinions. EDITORIALS Trustees forego limited alternating 'WAS THAT WHO I THINK IT WAS??' After four years of debate and inaction, the board of issue. trustees has finally acted responsibly to allow a coed, The result of bringing the coed issue out from behind alternating suites housing option in residence halls. closed doors was that Aubrey Radcliffe, R-East At its March 15 meeting, the board voted 5-3 to accept the recommendations of the Standing Housing was forced to take a public stand. It was his vote that passed the Lansing, The Doctor's Bag proposal, after Options Committee to offer an alternating suite option administrators and board members had assumed from to MSU students. private discussions that he would vote against it. By ARNOLD WERNER, MD The road to final approval for coed housing was Copyright 1974. I A coed housing option should have There is slight inaccuracy, however. particularly rough this year. passed the first one ameba can become time it was introduced. But irresponsible rhetoric Letters may be addressed to Dr. Werner at High temperature interferes with the standing. In such chronic and hi Closed-door meetings where trustees shelved MSU Health Center. Names need not be cases, a person may havi controversial issues before they could be brought up inevitably painted the proposal as University approval included unless a personal production of sperm rather than with the recurrent episodes of severe di'arrhel for sexual reply is viability of sperm which are already Interspersed with months during a regular public meeting sacrificed democratic promiscuity, ignoring that the option is requested. bowel of peace« produced. Therefore, unless one wanted to function. Effective decision-making on the altar of maintaining a completely voluntary and off-limits to freshmen and The other night my roommate and I were should, however, dear treatment harmonious image. incoming transfer students. discussing birth control methods and their live in a hot shower or bath the likelihood case. up even a chronil F of influencing the activity of the sperm various inadequacies and inconveniences Some people who have had And administrators who balked at bringing the In face of the would be small. In possibility that a future court decision when we came upon an idea for a new addition, it takes from dysentery have occasional episodes o amebi housing option before the board because they feared may bar mandatory University housing requirements, it 30 to 90 days from the time the sperm is diarrhea because of a way. Basically, it would involve a permanen certain rejection nearly doomed the proposal for is important that residence halls produced in the testes until it matures. In incorporate a wide mechanical device for changing the disruption of bowel function that hi another year. range of attractive living options for students. spite of this, the hot bath idea has been resulted from the initial temperature of the man's scrotum. We infection. Thi In fact, it is likely that the coed housing proposal If they do not, administrators tried in various cultures for hundreds of can recur with change of diet may one day face the learned in biology that sperm is o would have died without State News coverage that situation they cite as a rationale for those temperature sensitive, that the scrotum it years, obviously with no success. particularly irritating foods. housing Two years ago I spent a few months in The next time you have diarrhea, yon exposed the closed door discussions and the reluctance requirements: empty residence halls and a giant debt for at a lower temperature than the rest of a stool should be examined for man's body, that sperm lose their viability Central America and picked up a mild case evidence a of the administration to press for a public vote on the their construction. infection. If the ameba are not of amebic dysentery. I eventually got over present at higher body temperature and that men then the diarrhea should be with undescended testicles it, but occasionally it returns for short treatei are often sterile periods of time. Is it true that once you symptomatically. If you do have ••• but keep housing for this reason. If this is true, why not just heat up the scrotum before intercourse to kill sperm? get dysentery completely cured? you never quite get recurrence and treatment with antiameba instituted. infection, definitive drugs should be A side issue in the coed If this gets printed, it will be the first Are there any dangers to housing controversy that has the vote split along the same lines expected of the coed We wondered if you knew if this approach streaking? time Yes. Be sure to wear yet to be resolved is the matter of who should approve proposal itself. has ever been tried experimentally. Would anything I've written has been in adequate too, new housing options. showers work? print. coverings to prevent cuts and bruises Aubrey Radcliffe, whose unexpected "yes" vote Congratulations, you have the dubious Also, long distance streaking in the su Most universities in Michigan and the nation let Anyway, we thought that if a passed the coed proposal, voted against the Carrigan distinction of having arrived in local necessitates the usual precautions that decision rest with the administration. At MSU. the mechanical device is ever marketed, a good agains resolution, asking for a recommendation from the literary circles with your case of diarrhea. sunburn plus added attention to rarel board of trustees must pass on housing options. brand name might be "Hot Rocks." And, administration on the issue. Cases of intestinal infections with exposed parts. if experiments with lowering the scrotal As a result, it has taken four years to get an The determination of living options properly belongs temperature proved effective, perhaps "Ice administration - backed coed housing proposal with the administration, after receiving adequate Cubes" or "Snow Balls" would be good VOX POPULI approved. Trustees, who must face the voters at student input. This wa&. tfie directive given it by the names. Thank you for your attention. election time, are sometimes swayed by letters from angry parents and by petulant legislators who threaten board of trustees in developing housing Approval of each individy4 housing proposal is a dear programs.^ FeW'tMngs have been to me since I started more heartening writing this column Article on dan to vote down University appropriations unless the board than the increase of the number of acts in a certain way. Trustee Patricia Carrigan. D-Ann Arbor, offered a infringement on the duties of the administration. The Housing Options Committee should recommend who are taking useful courses in human sexualitv and human biology. people funds to aid that the board divorce itself from making individual You and your roommate are basically resolution at the last board meeting that would remove To the Editor: in Michigan. Perhaps he is not aware decisions on student housing choices and call for correct in your statements about sperm. the We strongly object to the bias apparent chronic nature of multiple sclerosis. board's mandatory housing option approval another vote on Carrigan's resolution at the next board throughout the March 5 article concerning .Victims of this disease often suffernei requirement. A 4-4 vote did not pass the measure, and meeting. the Michigan Multiple Sclerosis Society. total disabilities for years. Because of th We feel this article reflects the personal high percentage of young adults afflictec opinions of staff writer Al Smith, rather by it, many of the patients experienc ACE BURGESS than providing an objective evaluation of great financial burdens during the © the accomplishment of the dance of the disease. marathon. The inability of the patient to work an Smith's priorities seemed to lie in his increasing medical expenses force th Massive busing employing statistics to influence the public negatively toward the dance. The reader must look closely at the statistical calculations to gain the full picture. patient seems and his family to face th possibility of years of indebtedness, strange that the State New devoted an entire page to a biasei Smith clearly feels that all of the This is an open letter to the U.S. anticipated to be the most definitive money summary of the results of the danc education America has to offer. With busing, he said, 1,500 of collected by the marathon should be Supreme Court and all others concerned — involving segregation in the North, is those marathon, while publicity prior to In effect, it would have an overall students were required to ride buses up to appropriated to the National Research event was almost totally lacking. and believe me — it concerns everyone. expected to be handed down before the Vh hours a day when their Foundation rather The Supreme Court recently heard court adjourns in June. negative impact on race relations. Blacks neighborhood than having a Nancy Brenk and whites will be educated in isolation school was only a few minutes' walk from percentage donated toward assistance for 247 W. Shaw Ha arguments in the controversial cross ■ Regardless of the route the Supreme with no knowledge that it takes both races .home. individual multiple sclerosis patients here and four other* district busing plan for the Detroit area. Court decides to take — integration or to make America a strong nation. As always, there is the other side of the The Detroit case calls for integration of segregation - one thing is certain: It will coin. It is presented by David H. Stimson the largely black Detroit school district Also, if the Court decides on with that of 53 largely white suburban districts. This would require busing an affect all black and white Americans. If the court decides on integration, then certainly there will be massive busing of segregation, it might open the way to nullify the decision in Brown v. Board of and Ronald P. Thompson, authors of a paper entitled "Operations Research and Sidewalk club the School additional 85,000 children - 225,000 black and white school children Education. Busing Problem." To the Editor: throughout "In actuality, busing has been much renowned (but free) IM reservatior already use buses - into a district in whcih the nation. going on Upon completing registration for spring all schools would have about one In that May 1954, case, Chief Justice for decades," they say. "In the South, system for outdoor courts! He also saic quarter If the court decides on term we were approached by a zealous • segregation, it Earl Warren read the court's 14 busing was widely used for the express that the low, low three - term price of $45 black students. page I A • will condemn future member of the MSU Tennis Club who generations, both opinion. "We conclude," he said after purpose of maintaining a segregated school gets you summer term rights free. A ruling by the Supreme Court, black and white, to less than the best offered us an amazing deal of reservation We have decided that such a deal cannot stating the issues, "that in the field of system. priority on 10 tennis courts for the low be ignored and should be exploited to the public education the doctrine of 'separate (-THE OBJECT OF IS 1© A PUBLIC PLACE WrfMOUf OOfTE BElNG S£©4. ) NUOE TWOUGH but equal' has no place. Separate educational facilities are inherently "What controversy is new over is busing. that the real issue is not the nationwide This suggest price of $15. Just $15 for a system which rivals the fullest extent. Therefore, we are announcing the formation of the MSU CJ busing itself, but Sidewalk Club. unequal." the proposed mixing of races and socio • Though the decision was handed down economic classes." For just $10 a year, you too can haw 20 years ago, it is still hard to see results by looking at integration statistics. By Though current evidence support a worsening of race relations tends to Health top priority on the use of 16 of most popular pedestrian thoroughfares. MSU| 1972 73, 32 Northern and Western states These include Wells bridge, Shaw Lane and • following desegregation of schools, it To the Editor: still had 12 per cent of their black children would be wise to remember that racism the scenic Beaumont Tower stroll. The State News article "Prof Not only that, but if you pay $40 f« attending all - black schools, compared does not die overnight or over years, if questions benefits of health foods" provides a prime the five • year membership, it's like getting with 7.8 per cent in the South. ever. In the South, 47.1 per cent of the black example of the gullibility of many in the the fifth year at no extra cost! Join now Busing is also attacked on the grounds academic community toward students were in majority - white schools, that is does not assure whites or blacks of information and avoid the spring rush! compared with only 28 per cent in the given in "the name of science" by Dan Murphy getting a better education. North and West. That "experts" with impressive credentials. Glenn Remus argument is attacked in The recent presentation of Clearly, it seems that the major professor Mike Rettger "Desegregation Research; An Appraisal," Thomas Jukes slick and remaining obstacle to integration of public by Meyer Weinberg. "The evidence is was professional, 16454 Upton Road but highly slanted as well. He made use of schools is the segregation found in urban strong that desegregation improves the charts, slides and other "evidence" to areas between the city and its suburbs. academic achievement of Negro show that natural, This was the thinking of U.S. District achievement," Weinberg says. "In a few organic methods of Judge Stephen J. Roth when he indicated growing food are no better than the cases, desegregation did not provide such in June suburban 1972, that only a plan Involving school systems would stimulation." There are also those against busing who chemical methods employed by the large agricultural business firms. Letter Jukes' arguments are based on adequately integrate the Detroit school believe parents have a basic right to send tests and system. their children to a school of their choice surveys done with the grants from the The Opinion Page welcomes» Since that time, President Nixon, the This idea sounds good on paper, but same government/agribusiness interests letters. Readers should follow al< that stand to profit most Justice Dept., Michigan Atty. Gen. Frank aren't these "freedom of choice plans" chemicals in the growing of food by the use of simple rules to insure that as man. J. Kelley and suburban school districts for letters a possible appear in partly responsible for some of the nation's public consumption. have appealed for an end to the school predominantly black and white schools? But when George All letters should be typed o integration movement. I know a lot of people do not agree Haynes, former A good example of their viewpoint was with busing - and neither do I with some president of Trl - County Organic 65-space lines and triple space ■ Gardeners, offered to rebut Jukes' Letters must be signed and mcM given by William Poe, chairman of the of its aspects — but at least it is a step in contentions, he was ignored by Jukes and Charlotte - Mecklenberg County, N.C., the right direction toward the equality of the audience. local address, student, facm board of education. Poe, whose district educational opportunity. For those interested in a forum staff standing and hometown has struggled with court - ordered which busing The facts show that we cannot achieve will offer an alternative to the Letters should be 25 lines or e* for five years, testified recently before the equality in education with the present ivory tower Senate Committee on Constitutional approach on the subject of food, there will Letters may be edited for < ■ segregated school systems like Detroit's. be an Organic Seminar at Rights about the effects of busing to Kellogg Center and conciseness to fit more /<'' ■ Therefore, I am appealing to the Supreme April 7 - 9. Contact Edward Farmer for achieve racial balance. Court - not to nullify the Brown v. Board on the page, but will not be ea further Information. He cited the case of one high school in of Education ruling - but to-go forward Don Camahan for content. ... b. Charlotte that had 2,100 black students of and implement some type of plan that will 4115 W. Grand River No unsigned letters high school age within a one - mile radius. ensure a quality education for all. Lansing printed. In¬ state News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 27, 1974 5 High ■WASHINGTON (AP) - The supreme I rt Tuesday relaxed restrictions court relaxes may be conducted without several hours after the a warrant Marshall joined in Stewart's dissent. search, seizures law ballot solely because they cannot afford a as evidence on the day following his arrest case in which it was held that a search " arrest. The decision took the should be measured against the standards i police to obtain warrants for same tack as filing fee.Hie decisioninvalidated California's violated the Fourth amendment because it rching and seizing the property of sJlrt dlSS®nt'n« °Pini°n- Justice Potter several recent rulings strengthening the current filing fee requirement. was carried out without a court warrant. of reasonableness, not against the _vCts after their arrest. / decision "unjustifiably authority of police and prosecutors in The search and seizure case involves the Writing for the court, Justice Byron R. opportunities for procuring a warrant. R, a 5 to 4 decision, the court said that fr?,m1wel1 " se"'ed constitutional search and seizure cases. 1970 burglary arrest of Eugene H. White said, "This was and is a normal But the dissenters said, "The police had Xarch and seizure related to an arrest WilHam i iUStim J. Brennan William °' Dou*las- The high court also ruled Tuesday that Edwards in Lebanon, Ohio. Edwards incident of a custodial arrest, and ample time to seek a warrant, and no Jr., and Thurgood states may not bar candidates from the contended that the seizure of his clothing reasonable delay in effectuating it does exigent circumstances were present to not change the fact that Edwards was no excuse their failure to do so." more imposed upon than he could have Writing for the majority in the filing fee been at the time and place of the arrest or case, Chief Justice Berger said California acation hurts city immediately upon arrival at the place of detention. "With or without probable cause, the authorities were entitled at that point in had chosen "to achieve the important and legitimate interest of maintaining the integrity of elections by means which operate to exclude some potentially time not only to search Edwards' clothing serious candidates from the ballot without but also to take it from him and keep it in providing them with any alternative means ommittee views expanded service official custody," White said. Voting with White were the four Nixon appointees to the court: Chief Justice of coming before the voters. "Selection of candidates solely on the basis of ability to pay a fixed fee without Ru I INDA SANHEI By LINDA SANDEL thousand per day, Arnold ___ ■ Warren E. Burger and Justices Harry A. providing any alternative means is not Stieber, CATA "The beginning of good weather started Stieber said there has been a 68 per cent Blackmun, William H. Rehnquist and reasonably necessary to the State News Staff Writer administrative assistant, said. the decline," he said. "But I think the improvement in Lansing ridership since Lewis F. Powell Jr. accomplishment of the state's legitimate Rider figures for the five Lansing Capitol Area Transit • day stretch novelty of the buses may have worn off, the new 21 - route structure went into White said it is "plain that searches election i nterests," Burger said. Khority (CATA) buses plus MSU 2V000ed 1,012 1)61 d8y' d0W" fr°m ab°Ut too." effect. and seizures that could be madd on the On Monday, the high court overturned Xents equals a strong, healthy ridership. The drop followed a decline in ridership Stonebraker also said that the East Total ridership was up to about 37,000 spot at the time of arrest may legally be the conviction of a Massachusetts man ■subtract the students for a week - long Lansing Mass Transit Committee is conducted later when the accused arrives who had a small American flag sewn to the during finals week when bus patronage last week compared to an average of about lition and the usually high bus ridership was down about 900 per day. working service on preliminary plans to provide to the North Coolidge Road, 22,000 before service was increased and at the place of detention." seat of his pants. The court held that a flag As for whether a warrant should have desecration law under which the man was iBinetsby the hundreds. Ralph Stonebraker, East Lansing senior Towar Garden and Frandor Shopping fares were reduced. 'hen students left town last week for been obtained, the court cited a previous prosecuted was too "broad and vague." planner, said that ridership of the buses Center areas and is also jg breaks in Florida or on home has been on a developing an on - steady decline since it campus connection. jund, the ridership on the three East peaked at 2,180 patrons per day in early Ling CATA routes fell by nearly a February. The subject of beginning Saturday service is still at the discussion (\OR ARE TH05E M'S N'5 7 ) (^46ITHK) THOSE AI?E MMAtMMMM'Si level, but y Stieber said the CATA board should begin /Tmrnrnrmntm some serious negotiation at its meeting yiews of trustees mixed today. Stieber said that both Lansing and East Lansing residents have indicated that there |n buying oil firm stocks By DIANE SILVER Huff said his no vote was not an is a strong need and service. Several problems, contract demand for the including driver State News Staff Writer accusation against Exxon. negotiations, have held up "I only know that in the discussion of Saturday runs for several DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau present oil months. I Should MSU buy stock in corporations, crisis there is widespread cocern about Arthur % the big oil companies, whose conduct how much of it is contrived Carney, East Lansing by the big oil representative to the CATA Loard, said Tquestionable? companies and about whether prices are that the contracts are just about settled ■ Trustee Warren Huff, D • Plymouth, exorbitant," Huff said. "Until these REPEATIN6THE TOP Sim. except for minor odds and ends, adding Tsed this question at the March 15 public matters are cleared up, we would all be that the board should be able to determine TOMORROW THE PRESIDENT FRITTERS, ALABAMA' Lrd meeting when he asked that his advised to cease buying shares in Exxon." the cost of the service soon. WILL BE FLVIN6 TV FRITTERS, CAN YOU BELIEVE IT ?! Uier vote against buying Exxon Corp. Trustee Patricia Carrigan, D • Ann ALABAMA TO DELIVER A WHAT A JOKE! Most officials figure that the price of MAJOR SPEECH! lock be noted in the minutes of Arbor, said she disagreed with Huff. the service could be HA, HA, HEE! prohibitively high, Ibruary's finance meeting. "Our primary responsibility is to invest considering the fact that drivers would in such a way as to generate |"I'm not certain whether the University earnings for have to receive time and a half overtime id invest in company whose public the University," a Carrigan said. "It is true pay. Induct is in question," Huff told the that at some point you do have to draw In addition, Carney pointed out that ite News Tuesday. the line on what company to invest in, but there will be a diminished amount of I At the trustees' monthly closed finance I'm not sure this is such a situation." money available through the state gas tax Trustee Don Stevens, D - Bloomfield peting in February, Huff cast the lone subsidy now that gas consumption has It againse approval of an investment Hills, said the trustees should decide which been curtailed by the energy problem and jj Ickage that included the purchase of company to invest in by looking only at high prices. lOOO shares, worth $207,900, of Exxon financial considerations. The entire question will inevitably have tp. stock. "You either have to quit to be answered by the local buying all governments, |MSUofhad previously purchased 880,014 Exxon stock valued at stock or buy stock where the best which must decide if it is feasible to pay a k $599,115. investment is," Stevens said. "I do not high price for the much demanded ■investing al in corporations is not an University practice, MSU officials think Exxon is any better or worse than any other company. We can't decide Saturday service. Though the question of Saturday Texas Instruments Electronic ■ MSU's current stock holdings include which company to buy stocks in by their service to all residents may be floundering ethics. If we disagree with their pdard Oil of California, General Motors Calculators give you instant, policies, for an answer, Lansing citizens appear to )., Ford Motor Co. and Dow Chemical we should vote against them in appreciate the extended - day service stockholders meetings." 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Grand River tore East Lansing 351-4210 Jacobgorig \ 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March Boston group plays By MIKE La NOUE encores and had the people North Carolina State- of the capacity crowd by which can be found in local the importance of song endings th«t showed State News Reviewer how the group has boogieing on the tops of their Marquette basketball game and laying down a well appreciated disc shops. in its music. An ending is not "Holy Shit," and Aerosmith, tables. incorporated the Yardbirds later an upcoming many students still had not 90-minute set of hard rock. Most impressive was "Lord couldn't believe it." rock group from Boston, tore It was Monday night of the simply the end of another tune into its style. returned from sunning in When the group put out of the Flies," a tune based on for Aerosmith an ending is a The group did nearly all the Big Daddy Gene the house down at the Brewery first week of spring term and Florida, the Brewery was "Aerosmith," its first album the William Golding's novel of climax, a peak of emotion, tunes off its first LP, which Brewery emcee, wasdii Monday night when the group was called back for three though many stayed away from the Brewery to watch the cookin'witha full house. Aerosmith took advantage and on the Columbia label, it listed Brad Whitford as the same name. Fiery lead singer Steve Tyler blasted out and, if the music was literature, an Aerosmith ending would be met with approval of the Whole «■« him a chine to A JfSj rhythm Brewery crowd. "Make It," guitarist and Joe Perry as lead the lyrics — "You make the the catharsis. thing in singing a verse nf,! "One Way Street" and blues stal old rhythm and guitarist, but Monday's show children die, just by the look in This ending expansion was "Somebody" revealed Whitford to be much your eyes" - scary lyrics to be best explored in "Woman of were standouts until the encores. the "Walkin' the Dog " The crowd loved 11(1 J more than a sure. the World" off the new album, it rhythm guitarist as The crowd at the Brewery, he and Perry shared lead licks These lyrics were followed in which drummer Joey Aerosmith finished typically a little rowdy, called with (Stations, s and combined at times for by a mystical double lead and Kramer hammered out triplets back Aerosmith with loud some fine lead guitar in all it seemed to do justice to that syncopated with the shouts for "more" and the harmonies. Golding and relived the guitars and heavy bass playing usual vigil-like matches lit and Much of the concert of Tom Hamilton. Steve Tyler closed inspiration of the battle for the held high in the air. included cute off the conch. •Th.„k You. We'll group's Aerosmith did an excellent Steve Tyler and company second album "Get Your So w. »n ill took Aerosmith, like many rock rendition of an early Yardbirds proudly returned to the stage Wings," also groups today, has expanded seeing Aerosmith back on Columbia, tune called "Train Kept a Rollin' and the lead singer proclaimed. at t Brewery. 1 Temptations' show opens term; other well-known groups sought By MIKE La NOUE Tickets for this concert go in student opinion on in the summer." State News Staff Writer on sale Thursday and are organization in request for comedy show with either "If we could talk those of an athletic This should be the available only at the Union box Carlin or the Firesign Theater athletic facility. finest department people However, Smith office for $4.50 and $5.50. and he asks that any student into added th term Pop Entertainment has letting us have that all requests for ever had, says chairman Paul This concert is being held in with ideas about a comedy stadium, we could have must be sent to the facility „ the Auditorium to provide show drop a line to him in the HPR u Stanley who is opening the anybody. Intramural Central Facility term April 8 with none other optimum acoustics, Stanley campus mail at 8 Student "We could have the Who or than Motown's said. He added that he expects Services Bldg. Campus mail is Pink Floyd or even the Allman Coordinating Committee wh temptin' the concert to sell out very then act upon the free. request u Temptations and the Brothers," he said. He added approach Starr Keesler, ass increasingly popular Hm quickly. The Pop Entertainment that all three groups together executive vice president of Smile on cue Buckley. The funkadelic Temptations "This is a non show," Stanley said, "If we • nonprofit chairman complained that he seldom gets any feedback from may be a real possibility. University, with the request I ft Joe Stanley said such an outdoor determine whether the Perry left, lead guitarist of Aerosmith, and Steve Tyler, lead singer of the group, pause for and mellow folk sellout we'll just break even." students on concerts but said concert could reque - rock of yield thousands is feasible. a moment after their 90-minute set at the Brewery to make faces at the camera and have some He explained that the prices he would appreciate any of Buckley should provide an dollars for Pop fun. Their lavish costumes by no means detract from their ability to play some good hard the groups charge and the small comments or suggestions for Smith said he probabl interesting show with a lot of Entertainment and the athletic rock. size of the Auditorium crowd upcoming shows. would object to variety and appeal to most department, with both such a requej State News photo by Mark Wiedelman student tastes. account for the minimal profit. "People complained about because new organizations getting a gate Spartan tin Stanley said that he has being crunched at the percentage; recording rights costing approximate! RORY GALLAGHER JAMS AT BREWERY been working hard to put fieldhouse (Jenison) shows last percentage, if any; television $180,000 is being put in th together a fine term of term," he said, "so we are rights percentage, if any, and stadium between now and th concerts and hopes to have cutting down on the number of concesssion profits. middle of May. three and possibly four tickets sold for Tight' fieldhouse He said Spartan Stadium guitarist He said that Po concerts this term. shows." could easily hold 100,000 Entertainment should send He is working on a number Stanley said this cut in sales people and said there would letter to him explaining abou of bookings though none are would be significant and in the little trouble filling the book - The MSU area will be treated to one of the finest rock results in confirmed. any protection that can some tight arrangements and makes his act highlv Among the groups neighborhood of 1,000 tickets shaped football field. guitarists in the world tonight at the Brewery with the appearance given to the turf u respected. sought are: the Carpenters, Cat but would make for more Burt Smith, athletic of Rory Gallagher. "They Don't Make Them Like You Anymore," off "Tattoo " Stevens, Savoy Brown, J. Geils, comfortable concerts. stipulating the gains th director, said no one has athletic department woul Gallagher, who has five solo albums to his credit and has shows that Gallagher is akin to tightness. This Mediterranean the Beach Boys and a comedy Besides the spring term contacted his office to request have in letting a concert tak recorded several albums with a group called Taste, earned the title sounding tune has a melodic duet with the piano and guitar as show with perhaps George concerts, Stanely hopes to have of the world's No. 1 guitarist in Melody Maker's 1973 poll. using Spartan Stadium for a place in the stadium an does "20:20 Vision," another Carlin or the Firesign Theater. several summer concert* song from "Tattoo." rock concert but added that he generally why they need th His most recent effort on Polydor records is entitled "Tattoo," Stanley said he is interested because "it's too dead up here which seems to imply that his latest recording should leave a accept a letter from any stadium. Hopefully, Gallagher will have Lou Martin's keyboard lasting impression on listeners. And it does. virtuosity in his act because Martin and Gallagher work well Gallagher is a standback guitarist on "Tattoo" as always, and together. Gallagher a keyboard man of some proficiency |uratelf, blends well with musicians that accompany him. Some prolific writes all of his own material and seems to have in min^fne piano guitarists like Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck tend to override player in his writing. musicians and show off their guitar - playing ability. Nothing is Gallagher also has recorded a fine live album, "Rory Gallagher wrong with this, but Gallagher, who could easily blast his Live", and if this is any indication of his talent, the $3 admission supporting musicians off the set, prefers to jell and mix, which price will be gladly paid by all those in attendance. Pu The Devil Made Us Do It Theatre Two Fantastic presents two first Frightening Flicks In The run X rated films. Exorcist Tradition That Are Guaranteed To Sexual Freedom Scare The Yell Out Of You. 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Unioo Activities Board - Sat - Sun •S 1:30-4:15-7:00 Mon - Tue - Thur - Fri Shows 7:00 A 9:30 '.Bi^areife: WILLIAM PETER BLATTyS THE PRESENTS P>rjmouf.t (tow prewnuAn ITC Production SHIRLEY MacLAINE EXORCIST cartoon nostalgia "THE POSSESSION mMUMKMN I OF JOEL DELANEY" Basadon ScrMr,Wa»by ] | MuvcScondinO Unnwelby Matt tamon OirtcM* CotfuctMbr BlW0O.Saw.rl I iMGfimwGnc j WimHusjtin | JoiRipow ifcsE: rwENTlETH OfNTuRY-FOX Presents AQUNN MARTIN WOOt.CTiON Shown Only once at 8:40 The MephistqWaltz starry ALAN ALCA •^COJELINYBIS^T"'BARBARA FARKINS tonight shown at 7 and 10:15 WILSON HALL See tk th Features For Only $1.25 COMING THIS WEEKEND Palomar Pictures International ELLEN BJ5TVN-MWV0N SyOCW-LEJODBB Nell Simon's iNeiioimons ne price of the ring to allow for the metals and lower karat gold A year ago. gold was valued at $70 an ounce. On Dec 18 it was daily fluctuations in the price of gold, has risen from $7 in 1973 to But the desire for a ring cannot do the entire job of selling. White said the salesmen are in a position where they have to do a newer becoming more popular. rings, keeping.,*1" g nem fron iservatives valued at $109.50 an ounce. Today it is around $170, give or take $21 this year, or 22 per cent of the base price. better job of merchandising to keep sales up. Josten's has a new style, the $10. These two factors plus added production costs which have has been taken out of the inside of Silohouette, in which tt, One year ago, two of the major class ring manufacturers, risen 3 to 4 per cent in the last year, have caused the rise in ring More sales calls at schools, better looking signs in school halls, lower. the rine Th* B' e 1 pnce is casinl Josten's and Balfour, sold MSU men's class rings for $50, but reduced delivery times and more attractive ring styles are ways $1( prices. "It's getting to the point," they are selling for close to $80 this year. One-third of all jewelry made from they push for more sales. Hennesy said, "that when gold in the United gets mugged, their class ring will be stolen and Though the price of rings has gone up, Tom White, regional States-the jewelry industry is the largest user of gold-is class Ring manufacturers are Also offering rings with metals less because the ring will be worth more." not thl ^ manager of Josten's, said the rings now have a greater value, due rings. expensive than gold. monty, Josten's is selling a rhodium-plated sterling silver ring for $15 to the higher value of gold in them. Ring manufacturers, who three years ago bought their gold less than the 14-karat gold ones. But even with the price increases, White said, sales of class rings from the government, must now go to outside markets because are higher than they have been in the past. the government stopped its sales to them. "They (sterling silver rings) used to be just a novelty, but now Only 15 per cent of the college graduates bought class rings Both Balfour and Josten's began they're taken much more seriously," White said. And this is shown buying from the London two years ago, but that has now risen to 30 per cent, White said. market, mainly because of its stability. The French market has "Our Michigan sales are very good," he said. "But I don't know been particularly unstable since the devaluation of the how far it'll go before leveling off." franc, Hennesy said. Neither White nor Bill Hennesy, sales representative for Fifty per cent of the ring cost is based on manufacturing costs Balfour, could tell which way prices would go from here, but and 40 per cent is for the gold. White said. they expected they would most likely go up. The amount of the Hennesy did not indicate any reason for students to stop possible increase is unknown, however. buying them. They said the price depends a great deal on gold prices, which . "Students will buy rings no matter what the price is if they Drug raid nets sus A large - scale pre dawn in Lansing March 15. District Court. He was also round up of suspected Lansing James Giel, 929 Johnson St., arraigned on two charges of area heroin dealers March 21 Lansing, demanded a delivery of heroin. Giel is being has netted a suspect in the preliminary exam on the armed held in Ingham County Jail. $85,000 armed robbery at the robbery charge at his Bond was set at $40,000 on Cristo Rey Community Center arraignment Friday in Lansing the armed robbery charge and at $7,500 on both of the heroin charges. The raids, in which 24 Students report gas persons believed were to be arrested, are the largest crackdown on hard - drug trafficking ever to take place in plentiful in Florida mid Michigan. - The raids were conducted by undercover agents of the Michigan State Police The rumors about a gas About 70 per pent of the intelligence squad and the Tri - drought in Florida were greatly Florida-bound students County Metro Narcotics exaggerated, according to MSU contacted before break said Squad, with assistance from students who were there over officers of the Lansing and they had changed their plans spring break. because of the gas situation but East Lansing police "We had many students said the gas departments and the Ingham no problems at all situation in Florida was County Sheriffs Dept. getting gas," Diane McDonough, 261 River St., actually better than in junior, said. Michigan. "There "Gas was only 45 cents a were some places limiting gas purchases on the gallon down there," Carla turnpike, but we didn't have Erhart, 665 S. Case Hall, any trouble getting gas in freshman, said. Florida," McDonough said. McDonough added: "We had While many students heard more trouble getting gas in there were supposed to be long Michigan. And gas was a lot lines for getting gas, none cheaper in Florida." reported seeing any lines. Since the students didn't Alexa Carros, 366 W. Shaw have to spend their time Hall, junior, said she saw no waiting in gas lines, they lines or stations limiting able to relax and soak up the purchases. sun. Sharon Cavanaugh, 144 "The weather was just great; Phillips Hall, sophomore, said, it was 85 degrees every day," "One lady who lives there told Cavanaugh said. us there were lines the week before we were there, but we didn't see any." LOWEST JET FARES IWp" State News. East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 27, 1974 9 Unions' demands plague Britain i.t.et *Urtlnn -uta-" latest election ... might get voted down . • o-itain's on a kev the Vtext '•t guarantee Vhe new '"u® resulting in another election when, since British society pays the somewhat of an aversion to 1 partv government any election, said Banks. "The hopefully, one of the parties bulk of educational costs closer links with will win Europe, Banks enough seats to be a J control over the strike • people, who aren't really keen on any majority government. involved Iri training people and it is unfortunate that they are explained. This feeling, party now, have made combined with the Common *jjrvatives So says Robert i unions Banks, laborn had. than thane it pretty clear that want another election, they don't and the Another labor s related problem facing Britain is not getting a return on their investment, Banks explained. Market's agricultural policies which will result in the average , British labor and parties want to recoup from It is hoped the Common Briton paying higher prices for hlch lhe casing^R^iaVrclations and dean of the last one," he added. emigration. According to Banks, the British are more Market will aid Britain's food, makes the common man Price is «■£ Madison College. concerned about the loss of salvation, says Banks, by skeptical, says Banks. Banks says that the recently Consequently, he says, the skilled labor and professionals providing access to a wider Consequently, there is no .ted prime ministerHarold next six or eight months will than they are about the market for British goods and guarantee that when the matter Ir money, £ will have difficulties be a gestation period for the number of people services. is put to the people, they will [two major reasons: parties while they gear up for emigrating. On the other hand, the approve of Britain staying in recent miners' strike This is especially important British have always had the Common Market. lich crippled the country was tied mostly on the miners' m and there is always the (sibilitv that other union Nips are queuing up to make Robert Frost's birth „jl,r demands, DERRY DERRY, N.H. N H /Am (AP) - _tu. The decade ago, the * 1970 Wilson, farm that inspired Robert rusting hulks lived in Derry were the basis of tin of hundreds of wrecked cars England stone wall, west - Frost's poems of rugged New most of his poetry. prime minister then, tried have been removed from what running brook and pasture introduce a moderate England life and Yankee had been his apple orchard. Though the orchard became spring that were the subjects of mm reforming the system individualism has become the "Of all the places we lived, a junkyard, the house "is some of Frost's best - loved labor relations law; the center for observing the late this is the one he would have fundamentally the same as it poems. Buy a 16' forced him to back poet's 100th birthday. was when 1 lived in it," wanted to restore," spd Buy a 14' pizza and "He was heartbroken when Ballantine said. and pay for Ballantine, who insisted that a pay for a view of these he visited this place and found The white clapboard Pending in the state Derry be chosen for the 12' pizza 1203 E.GRAND RIVER 14' pizza liberations, Banks believes that it had become an issuance of a commemorative farmhouse and attached barn legislature is a proposal to with this coupon with this coupon new government will take a automobile graveyard," said United States postage stamp on standing alone on a hill amid a spend $30,000 on further iy middle - of • the • road Lesley Frost Ballantine, the Tuesday, the 100th anniversary few old maple trees have been freshly painted, but peeling restoration. Much more will be needed, but if work gets well 337-1631 poet's daughter who grew up of Frost's birth. Iproach" in the coming joths. here from 1900 to 1910. wallpaper and ceiling paint along Ballantine expects a wave Frost, who moved here in reveal the need for work inside. of contributions to make the "The Laborites can't afford Since the state bought the 1900 after he dropped out of Woods near the house have homestead look the way it did be extreme because they property after Frost's death a Harvard, said the 10 years he grown up around the New 70 years ago. WHB SAUfl MAPCH Z?2S&; * \ i / / «5'En»T &THE E STREET SHUFFLE ■ I including ILtfUIConw Out TomflM); Incident On 57th Street II Kitty* Beck/Wild Wty'• Ciftu* 8lof* PICK fror* Cheaper To Keep Her Touch Me In The Morning j AT1ANT10S the "3rd EbigjTech HiBi - Discount -fine selection Records Blow-Qjt Sale" do1+i?iss mad on am dscni including: The Holdup I I ^ «• New Lm Highway BluMfKantat City Man Stelesboro Blues Church Bell Blues rear ■ • NEXT TO H SSI-StGO ^"*1 SU«OA<-J «*so-*oo £ rfcoov.00 g 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 11 i liijan aw Board to hear testimony assag' »sed c on revised bridge project ense' By MIKE GALATOLA Anyone wishing to testify University people because the member of Citizens f0, must submit a written board is making its decision as Livable ,using H1 State News Staff Writer statement by April 4 to Black's to how the project will affect that the City, said Tuel massage | committee's dedi office, 312 E. Fee Hall. If the the University," Black said. "It answered his I (or »P«>ri Individuals who testified objections individual cannot attend, he won't involve the entire the committee e as n qui against the Kalamazoo Street had . can indicate in a written Lansing community as the assumed that mistake^ nance passe bridge project in November statement who will come in his November those , hut <*0V will get a chance to testify hearing did." testified in November place. were th James R. Anderson, a only opponents of the >rican Mass April 10 about the revised "If the individual finds he Mi c h i g a project. can't attend, his substitute can cutive Art The Buildings, Lands and show up at the hearing with a passport tavi lama zoo Planning Committee, which had originally decided accept only written testimony to written note of explanation," Black said. "There's no photos""0" 'ReguUr $5 80 $45i ertises osed lo ma: obligation to name the rorapho fcrry Schul from those who had spoken in individual in the April 4 stud cutive Art November aguret the original plan in 351 1477 statement." I seek a communitywide open hearing, 2 Blocks £. of Abbot Anne C. Garrison, Onnd Wlvr.t inc., Hall notion to will now hear oral testimony, committee chairman, said j arresting Ronald Black, committee Tuesday that the committee hi Tree eater secretary, said Tuesday. had always held oral testimony ther case ding. University workers throw brush and small disposable wood chips. tree limbs into a grinder that converts the wood into mulch and easily to Input will not be restricted those who testified November, Black said, but will in as tf reserve Black method. said the committee hoped to transmit the input to Art Auction be open to any member of the State News photo by C.L. Michaels the board of trustees in time University community. for the board's May meeting. The trustees had voted Feb. 15 to table action on the project until July 1. Labor hearing set on local store The would revised widen bridge project the bridge to four lanes. The two-lane original plan called for the Red By JUNE E.K. DELANO result of unionization activity. Larrowe. who is friendly Cedar River to be diverted, but Crossroads employes who were problem with amicable State News Staff Writer She refused to comment on the interested in with Belaski and advised him discussion. I saw him a week that feature has been dropped. pursuing the The Labor Relations charge Tuesday. matter," Heyser said. "We on this matter, is afraid Belaski and a half ago, and I thought "We're restricting testimony to Division of the Michigan Dept. The complaint stems from advised them that the law leans will feel double • crossed. he had resolved the problem. of Labor will hold a hearing the layoff of five Crossroads on the side of the employe in "I recommended that he He will be surprised to see my April 18 to investigate charges employes on Feb. 6 and 7, matters like this, and gather his employes together name on the charge." of unfair labor practices filed which John Belaski, owner of recommended that they informally and resolve the The hearing, which will be file a against Crossroad Imports and the store, attributed to the directed by Shlomo Sperka of complaint." Cycle, 210 Abbott Road, by a general economic slump in East Heyser, an Ingham County the Labor Relations Division, former employe. Lansing. commissioner, did not know will be conducted much like a Bethany Roberts. 398 Park A week prior to the layoffs, why the other employes who TV teacher trial, Sperka said. Both parties Lane, filed the charges on a representative of the Retail were laid off declined to file will bring witnesses, who will March 11, claiming she was laid Clerks and Employes charges, but added that the be cross examined and will original works of graphic art—etchings, lithographs,-! degree - off, without notice, as a direct International Union spoke to Crossroads employes about Labor Project staff would keep in close contact with the case. gets present any evidence pertinent to the case. by leading 20th century artists: unionization. Many of them Charles P. Larrowe, MSU NEW YORK (AP) Loretta Pablo Picasso - Johnny Frtcdlaender Marc C'hagal signed union cards, including labor specialist who was named lx>ng has been learning while Campus police the employes who were laid Salvador Dali, Alexander (alder Joan Miro Gnat Cloict in the charge as Robert's she's been teaching on TV's off. counsel, denied any close "Sesame Street" during the Georges Rouault Victor Vasarelj and others. to enforce rules At that time, several of the laid-off employes accused association with the case. past five seasons Long, who 1st ShOW THIS YEAR plays the role of "Susan" on by MERIDIAN GALLERY Belaski of penalizing them for "Four of the employes came the popular educational series, THIS SATURDAY, MARCH 30th i.tk Great on parking cars their union activities. to me for advice," he said, i explained the need to prove was recently awarded her HOSPITALITY MOTOR INN - at 8:30 P.M. BALLROOM Belaski, who is out of town doctorate in urban education Enforcement of campus that the for the 3600 Dunkel Drive and could not be reached for reason layoff from the University of - Jolly Rd. Exit I • 496 parking regulations for comment, said at the time of was union activity and left it at Massachusetts. She taught high Outdiors students tends to be slightly that. I told them 1 would be the layoffs that the close school in New York City and relaxed the first few days of proximity of the layoffs and glad to give Lhem further Detroit before joining the pre - the term, campus police said advice if the unionization drive was an they needed it." ■ school show. Tuesday, but after that, unfortunate coincidence. He students had better obey also pointed out that other student regulations. motor vehicle employes who signed were not laid off. cards SUPER LOW "We try to give students a Roberts, however, filed the break at the first of Sgt. Jay Jensen said. a term," formal complaint on the advice of Jim Heyser of the Coalition NO-FAULT Technically, student motor for Human Survival's Labor vehicle regulations go into Project. RATES • Speed Laces effect at midnight before the first day of registration. "We made the appropriate • Vibram' Lug Sole forms available to the Police said they have parking Final Wind-Up Of Hosier s Huge problems in the area around the Men's Intramural Building during registration, but that REDWING If? SHOE the problem of congestion is pretty much limited to that We Stock Over 40 Styles for Work, Sport, Leisure Some of the department's 4216 West Saginaw Ph. 484-4968 student parking enforcement One (1) Block West of Wiverly on Saginaw personnel were ticketing cars 2480 N. Cedar, Holt LIQUIDATION! during registration, police said. Ph. 694-0111 From a 9th-Century Woman Pope... POPE JOAN. Lawrence Durrell. Translated and adapted from the Greek ot Emmanuel Royidis. 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PENNSYLVANIA 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March vi , 355-8255 ssificd Ads Mnotin tatoSeroce l[/i FRANKLY SPEAKING... .by phil frank ]ffl Houses ft FORD VAN, 1970. Turtle top, VW - GUARANTEED REPAIR. Man needed for four man Riverside NEED THIRD for 3 vomen THREE BLOCKS stove, refrigerator, cupboards, RANDY'S MOBIL, Okemoi Apartment. Spring. $65. apartment near campus. from Mmn, sleeps five, V-8, automatic. road and 1-96, 349-9620. C-3-29 377-1461. 5-4-2 Overlooks Red Cedar, rent Grove Street. Two ^'j Couple 43,000 miles-body and tires excellent. $2,500 firm. MASON BODY SHOP - 812 East NEED ONE girl to sublet until reduced. 332-3610 evenings. 54-2 wanted Can or responsible 482-5147 345 „ J PHONE 355-8255 339-8023. 3 2-29 Kalamazoo Street since 1940. June. Cempus Hill. 349-0807. Complete auto painting and 4-4-1 NEED THIRD 347 Student Services Bldg. collision girl for Mll« from IMPALA 1967.Good body, tires, service. 485-0256. campu, Twyckingham apartment wring monthly. 489 3489. new carburetor, battery, etc. C-3-3-29 MARIGOLD APARTMENTS 911 3.3.3 term. $70. 351-8864. 5-4-2 •AUTOMOTIVE $350 or best offer. 351-5481 Marigold, East Lansing. Large 1 NEAR FRANDOR 5-4-2 bedroom " Scooters 8t Cycles furnished apartment NEEDED 1 for Americana bedroom Parts 8i Service Carpeting, Air conditioning, man Apartment, spring term. $70 / furnished, $240 house ParJ KARMANN GHIA: 1966 Great heat included. Renting for month. 337-2678 after 5 PM. p|us utj,' Aviation mileage, best offer over $150. summer and fall. For 5-4-2 _Ce" evening,, 372-7456. Z 351-5084.3-3-29 ' appointment, 351-8545, •EMPLOYMENT EASTSIDE - NEWLY 337-7328. 0-1-3-27 MILFORD STREET ,emodelM •FOR RENT 126. 2-man, bedroom house, close KARMANN GHIA 1971. Good $280, 3-man, $195. Two blocks service. $225. 371-5802 Apartments condition, radial tires, $1300. SPACIOUS 2 BEDROOM from campus, deluxe , furnished 6PM. 5-4-2 351-2450 or 332-0622. Ask for apartment Fireplace, country Houses air conditioned. Immediate Bill. 5-4-2 ROGER & PAULS setting. Merried couple occupancy or fall rentals. NEAR MSU - 139 Rooms preferred. $165. (which includes South 351-2647, 484-8494 10-4-9 3 bedrooms, furnished •FOR SALE KARMANN GHIA 1971 vw. MARATHON utilities) 641 4493. C-3-3-29 persons. ur, Animals Red-orange, four speed, radio, Lots of parking £ rear window defogger, excellent Where all we 1424 HASLETT ROAD East Houses month. 484-8131. 3-2-39 Mobile Homes condition. Call after 5:30PM specialize in is Lansing. One large bedroom, 2 BEDROOMS •LOST & FOUND 349-3243. 3-3-29 *A l/JOEM SHORTA6E ?* carpeted, well furnished, $175. No pets or children. 351-4799. FEMALE. GREAT campus. Call - CLOSE 351-0315 •PERSONAL room for "" •PEANUTS PERSONAL M6B 1967hard top/soft top, wire LOCATED AT THE WHAT NEW? 54-2 springl Furnished. Private 5PM. 1-3-27 wheels, AM/FM radio. Excellent CORNER OF JOLLY sundeck. Share clean, quiet •REAL ESTATE running condition. $675. & OKEMOS RD CLEAN TWO furnished rooms, house. Close. No parking. Rooms J* 339-2197. 5-4-2 349-3196 © COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-BOX 9411-BERKELEY. CA 94709 •RECREATION 6DAV A WEEK TOWING porch. $80 with utilities, quiet $98/month, 349 4593 OPEN 6 DAYS man, 482-0563. 3-3-29 351-5706. 3-3 29 •SERVICE NOVA 1 96 8- standard SPARTAN 7 AM ■ 9 PM BUT SUNDAY AVENUE • Cookii, Instruction transmission, four-door, radio, snow tires. $600 or best offer. BODY REPAIR. Quality, reduced h .itSJffl ROOMMATE WANTED Luxury townhouse, furnished, male. FOUR BEDROOM East side available June. $200 / month. parking, utilities furnished, included. S75/moi* no ig Typing Service After 6 p.m., 355-3071. 3-3-29 rates to students. Also Rooms 337-9519 after central air. After 5 p.m. for spring. 489-0902 5 p.m. 'TRANSPORTATION guaranteed rust proofing. VAN 3.3.39 332-2175. 3-3-29 3-129 NOVA 1973 CUSTOM. Two-door, WORLD. 645-2123. 0-3-3-29 WAITRESS- ATTRACTIVE girls TV RENTALS. Color, $19.50 per 'WANTED 307 V8, power steering, radio, wanted to work days. Call Jay's month. Black and white, $9.50 APARTMENT MANAGER Live in 5,6. or 7 MAN HOUSE. Summer ONE BLOCK Kitchen • from"arm very clean. $2350, will trade. WHEELS: 13" x 5V4" ET Dish Chalet, 484-9431, or stop in, per month. MARSHALL and Fall. Furnished, parking, faciliti 1515 C manager for 16 units. One block $55-80/mon ••RATES" 627-5271. 5-4-2 mags for most imports. MUSIC. 351-7830. C-1-3-27 very close. 332-5722. 0-3-3-29 from cempus. Furnished, heet 337-7237. 3-3 29 $124.95/set of four. Also 10 word minimum BRIDAL SALES - full time. Bridal paid. Call East Lansing Reelty, PINTO 1973. Four speed. 13,000 14" x 554" VW. $124.95/four NEED ONE 332-3534 for interview. 3-3-29 or two people miles. Excellent condition, 26 mpg. CHEQUERED FLAG. 2605 or women's apparel experience COMPACT REGRIGERATOR ROOMS AVAILABLE 217 R,^, immediately to share house in necessary. Permanent only. No Near Cedar Village. 371-5164 after 3 p.m. 5-4-2 East Kalamazoo, one mile west RENTALS MILFORD STREET, West Lansing. Own rooms. Call Dick of campus. short term employment. 126 332-2691. 1 3-27 487-5055. c-3-3-29 Free delivery Two-man $185. Three-man, $67 4894534. 3-3-29 BRIDES SHOWCASE. 1047 1 5 PONTIAC 1969.V-8 Catalina. Four Renu 372 1795 each Two 3 10 men. blocks from HOUSE OWN room. $58/™ door, hardtop, high mileage, FEMALE. GREAT room for 10 1.50 4.00 6.50 campus, deluxe, furnished air Female. One block I 13.00 springl Furnished Private mostly highway. Good motor, conditioned. Immediate sundeck. Share campus. 332-4659. 5-42 12 1.80 4.80 7.80 15.60 checks okay on scope. TV occupancy fall rentals. dearn, squiet WORK STUDY students: Part-time AND STEREO rentals or 15 2.25 Automatic transmission and quiet jhouse. Close. No parking. 6.00 9.70 PARACHUTING. 351-2647, 484-8494. 204 23 2.70 19.50 door locks. Power steering and instruction. Details STUDENT now, full time summer at $2.50 $24/term; $9.95/month. Free $98/month. 349 4593, SINGLE $65-$75, util 18 7.20 11.70 23.40 351-0799. for typing, clerical at Lansing same day deliver and service. included. Kitchen facilities brakes. Factory air, and radio. TWO 351-5706. 3 3-29 Drop zone. 543-6731. 3-3-29 office Call NEJAC' 337-1300. c-3-29 BEDROOM furnished, air. 20 3.00 8.00 13.00 26.00 $950. 349-1629. 3-3-29 of PIRGIM, flexible parking. 332-6990. 2 3 28 hours, call Misty, 487-6001, 10 quiet, $175, utilities included. 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 OWN ROOM in house - am-3pm. 3-3-29 393-3819; 351 6288. 5-4-2 SINGLE ROOMS Kitchen 1 P.M. UEADLINE one class day PONTIAC 1969CATALINA 2-door hardtop. One owner, 58,000 miles. Good condition. Trailer ]ffl TOPLESS SHOESHINE girls ROOMMATE WANTED person apartment, Share 5 block from $45/month, full kitchen. 508 South Cliffoid, 487-3063. 5-4-2 bathroom facilities avaiL.. Walking distance from campu before publication. wanted. Apply in person 503 STUDIO APARTMENT 3 CHRISTIAN 482-5147. 8-4-5 hitch included. $900. 655-3633. PASTE-UP HOUSE near Union job available. Person South Washington Avenue. 5-4-2 blocks MSU. Knotty pine, one campus. $65/month. 332-5534 3-3-29 with needs men. $60 monthly. flexible hours needed. 3-3-29 room, private bath, kitchen 351-7844. 3-3-29 Peanuts Personal ads TOYOTA CORONA 1971-2 door, Apply 427 1 /2 Albert alcove. Available now. Phone one man for four man must be pre (downstairs) Friday 1-3 p.m. paid. hard WAITRESS-ATTRACTIVE girls 339-9909. 5-4-2 Private room and bath. Shor top. Automatic wanted to work days. Call Jay's SUMMER RENTALS GIRL NEEDED for own bedroom drive to campus. Call Joel afte transmission. Good condition. and bath. Near FEMALE RECEPTIONIST-full campus. Cancellations/ Corrections $1,200 or best offer. Call after Chalet. 484-9431, or stop in, . TWO BEDROOM, furnished, 332-8867. 4-4-1 5:30 p.m. 482-5809. 23-28 7PM 394-2038. 5-4-2 time. Basic typing, 1515 Center, Lansing. 3-3-29 carpeted. Available spring term. BEDROOM APARTMENTS - 12 noon one class day bookkeeping and clerical skills. Private pool. Call 332-0182. 2 PEOPLE ROOM AND Board in Sore ONE • TWO roommates. $50 or before publications. 484-4446. 5-4-2 BABYSITTER WANTED in my 5-4-2 $150 MONTH House. Close to campy TOYOTA 1972-2 door Corolla. 4 $70/month plus utilities. Quiet home on Sandhill Road ten 332-3551. 5-4-2 speed. Air, excellent conditionl - 3-4 PEOPLE neighborhood. 485-6494. 3-3-29 The State News will be MALE SALESMEN must have minutes from MSU. One 3 year ONE PERSON, needed spring 3499266 5-4-2 i* previous experience. $20,000 a old child. Monday, Tuesday, term. Two bedroom, own room, $180 MONTH responsible only for the RESPONSIBLE FEMAtE (25-35)'. ' sjnglE Close to un year for the right man. Must be Wednesday mornings. Good pool, golf, lake. Haslett area. Call first VOLKWAGEN BUG, 1969. Needs pay. Employed Compact and well furnii day's incorrect able to travel statewide 349-4084.1-3-27 339-2384. 3-3-29 or working on * Quiet work, best offer over $600. Masters to share clean luxury person only. $16/v insertion. 484-4446. 54-2 References. 663-8418. 3-3-29 Billie, 489-3992. 5-4-2 townhouse. Completely THE STATE of Michigan is ue 7 days from NOTICE! furnished. Close. $130 includes PART-TIME only, set up accepting applications for the MALE STUDENTS Low. >aid by the due date, a Motorcycles bookkeeping for small new following classifications: 315 BOGUE ST. 3S1-5180 everything. 337-1815. 64-3 split level house. $20 5oe u corporation in South Lansing RECREATIONAL ' Therapist <* r^iuu, siuaios, i & z single occupancy, $32 doubl Dedroom THREE BEDROOM house 3310Ufcs area. For more information call Trainee 07 Psychologist furnished or unfurnished. Se* 712 Northlawn. 332-467 WANTED ONE man for four man 393-1450. 3-3-29 Trainee 08. Social Work Trainee our yellow page ad for Lansing Road, near MSU. Up to MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE locations. in Old Cedar Village. 337-1864. 2-3-28 three persons. $175 per month. Low rates" Call LLOYD'S of 08, Physical Therapist Trainee See manager at locations 2-3-28 LIVE -IN-mother's helper, summer. 484-8131.3-3-29 Lansing at 332-5335 or 482-5585. 07, Occupational Therapist for showings. girl wanted to stw 0-3-3-29 Send resume-21440 Glenmorra Trainee 07, Microbiologist HALSTEAD FRANDOR NEAR, three bedroom farm. $80. Utilities included Southfield, Michigan, 48076. 5-4-2 Trainee 07, Blind Services 694-1711. 5-4-2 Trainee 07, Microbiologist duplex, 1)4 baths, formal dining. BMW, YAMAHA. TRIUMPH, DRIVERS WANTED for part time Trainee 07, Mental Retardation MANAGEMENT RICKMAN • Your full service ONE BEDROOM house apartment. single room in ik BUICK 1968 Electra 225. V-8 deliveries. Must have excellent dealer. Large stock of parts, Program Trainee 07 and 08, 444 215 Beal. One block from campus. private bath for r automatic, air-conditioned, driving record. Must have own Speech Therapist Trainee 07 and Michigan custom accessories, helmets «id Furnished. New paint. All utilities student. $70/month. Call after AM/FM.$500. 355-0749 3-3-29 leathers. SHEP'S car. Good pay. Apply in person 08, Plant Industry Inspector 07, MOTOR 351-7910 included. Six months lease $150, LIBERAL PERSON-for house. , p.m. 351 9043. 3-3-29 SPORTS, INC, 2460 North at DOMINO'S PIZZA. 996 and Transportation Planning three months lease $170. Available CHEVROLET 1965.Good engine. Own room. Block from Cedar, Holt. Just south of 1-96 Trowbridge Road between 5-7 T rainee 07. For Berkey more immediately. 216 Beal. apartment $62.50. CLEAN COMFORTABLE rc $100 or best offer. 351-8814. 351-0678 after 4PM overpass. Phone 694-6621 pm. 54-2 information contact your 2A (6:30-7:30pm). 351-6088 for male student. Cooking 3-3-29 Placement Office. An # C-3-3-29 equal parking. Phone 484-100i SITTER WANTED. One child, Opportunity Employer. 1-3-27 ONE GIRL needs 3-3-29 CHRYSLER 1967 New Yorker. one or two SPRING TERM. HONDA AND RESIDENT MANAGERS House on SUZUKI tune-up Spartan Village. 25 hours/week. - Garden Rebuilt engine. Good condition, roomates. Twyckingham. Westside. Owrt room, $58.33 and minor repair available at 355-1121.3-3 29 COUNSELORS: CAMP Cottages (400 Gunson) needs good tires. $500. Immediately. 355-0739. 3-3-29 Phone 371-1039. 3-3-29 ROOMS SPRING quarter 393-2609. reasonable rates. efficient administrative couple. VERN'S WAZIYATAH FOR GIRLS 3-3-29 campus sorority house. GARAGE. 323 Carrier Street, Harrison, Maine. Openings: Applications for part-time TWO MAN. Spring/summer. Next Carol 332-8835. 5-4-2 FEMALE NEEDED own room. Lansing. 372-8015. J3-29 TOPLESS SHOESHINE skilled maintenance also CUTLASS S COUPE 1973. Moss girls Tennis (Varsity or skilled to campus. 351-1863 or Trensportation necessary. wanted. Apply in person 503 So players), Waterskiing, Swimming welcomed. Apply immediately, 351-9214. 3-3-29 gold, 12,000 miles, sharp! $75/month. Share utilities. Must MEN DOUBLE rooms for rent, RELIABLE BABYSITTER 54-2 (WSI), Pioneering and Tripe, letter only c/o Manager 125 Asking $2,975 Leonard 353- - like pets. 485 8588. 3-3-29 block from campus » Monday Saturday from 9AM North Hagadorn, East Lansing. 7790, 371-3045. 3-3-29 - - , Canoeing, Sailing, Archery, ONE MAN for four man. No parking. Spring term. Ca 6:30PM for 2 TEMPORARY FULL Team Sports, Arts and Crafts, 3-3-29 pre school deposit. 351-1863 or 337-2301. EAST LANSING - Six bedrooms, 351-3921 or 337 2582. ask FALCON children. North Lansing work-approximately 2 weeks. Gymnastics, Pianist, Seamtress, 3-3-29 1965-43,000 miles, area. two baths, spring/summer terms. Doug or Bill. 3-3-29 excellent transportation. $250. Wages negotiable. 485-0758. $2/hour. Apply at A.E.S., 409 for costumes. Season: June 26 GIRL NEEDED for Twyckingham. $390 plus utilites. Deposit. 332-1027 evenings 3-3-29 3-3-29 Lentz Court, Lansing. (North to August 23. Inquiries invited, Spring term. Pleasant. $70. FEMALE NEEDED immediately MEN SINGLE rooms for rei Pho™ 372-1585. 5.4.2 off West Saint Joe, between Write, (Include FULL 337-1508.3-3-29 for two-person apartment. one block from campus FORD THUNDERBIRD Auto Service / Logan and Waverly.) 3-2-29 DETAILS) Director, Box 553, Close. 332-1819. 54-2 GIRL TO share nice house. Near parking. Spring term. ( 1970-excellent gas mileage. Great ONE LARGE bedroom immediate Neck, N.Y. 11022 - - campus. Spring term. 332-8903. 351-3921 or 337-1582, ask $2,000. Phone 393-2347 after 6 WANTED RELIABLE girl to do Telephone: 516-482-4323. occupancy. No security deposit. CAMPUS ONE 3-3-29 - men needs one Doug or Bill. 3-3-29 p.m. 5-4-2 VOLKSWAGEN / FOREIGN car hou sec leaning 3 days a week, 1-3-27 $180,355-3651. 3-3-29 other, two bedrooms, repair. Mechanical and body. from 2:30 4:30pm.$2/hour $92.50/month spring, 351-0454. FORD 1967, cheap transportation, $75 Call after 6PM. 485-5310. Buy, sell and trade. IMPORT AUTO PARTS AND REPAIR, 332-5176 1-3-27 LAWN AND landscape services, some experience necessary. LARGE TWO bedroom - close, available spring term. Call 3-3-29 t CROSSWORD 3-3-29 485-2047.0-1-3-27 OESK between CLERK 12 needed. and 6pm for Call AMERILAWNS & LANSING LAWN SERVICE. Call after 6 332-4351. 3-3-29 CEDAR, SOUTH. One bedroom unfurnished, garage. Utilities PUZZLE ACROSS appointment to interview. p.m., 393-0432. 5-4-2 WANTED: ONE girl for spring. WATER'S EDGE paid, $155. No pets. Call 29. Moon goddess Phone 372-0567. 0-3-3-29 f irsn Near campus, Eden Roc. 349-1605 after 5:30 p.m. 2-3-28 1 Quahog 31 Weakling For Rent far 351-1877. 3-2-29 5. Indian ruler 33. Draft PART-TIME sales HJU SUBLET ONE bedroom, furnished 10. Fashion and headquarters - work. — 10 MINUTE drive from campus. 11. Promoting Britannica III Call apartment. April 1 through French schools 34 Account Mr. One bedroom furnished 13. Murphy, anytime SUBLET PARKING space for apartment with garage. summer. $165 per month. Cedar Maple genus entries 351-1560. 5-4-2 $140 14. RIVER'S EDGE «PrinB- 135 Kedzie Street. $20 . Green, 1135 East Michigan Unicorn fish 36. Kiwi 332-2783. 1-3-27 References required, couple 351-8631.3-3-29 15. Tellurium 38. Soldiers prefered. 485-5366. 54-2 symbol 39. Surrender MSU AREA, Okemos--1 and 2 17. Referees 44.Ahead APARTMENTS Hou to form your own car pool bedroom, furnished and unfurnished. Air-conditioned, 19. 20. Spoil Eyen 45. Elaborate melody Are Now For Lea Ai a public service at no carpeted, modern. $160 and $165, heat included. 349-2174. 21. Samuel Clemens 46. Pitfall 47 Japanese charge, the State News will provide a free classified 54-2 23. Summer a advertisement for those people who would like to set up or join • car pool. TWO 26. Saulte game Sainte Marie 49. Blunderbore BEDROOM- -large, Prosy 50 Ramble You'll Get Drivino?_ or Riding? unfurnished except range and 51. Repetition refrigerator. Reasonable. Across 2 Minute Walk From from campus. 332-0792. 54-2 Fully Carpeted Floors To Campus Leaving__ • Returning _ UPPER APARTMENT - furnished, Full Time Walk Out 3 rooms and bath. $125 plus Balconies Time? deposit. 8824990. 54-2 Maintenance _ The State News will not Cable TV Excellent accept responsibility for arrangements or conduct of NEED participants. • 1i4, man for Americana 2 Bathrooms Location The information requested below Apartment, spring term. must be supplied in order for ad to appear. $70/month. 337-2678 after 5PM. Free Canoes for Tenants 54-2 iliai^alBUI^MI Call Tim or Laurie TWO BEDROOM, furnished Mobile Hornet. $26 - $35/week. Ten 332-4432 minute* to campus. Quiet and City peace on a lake. 641-6601. Or stop by . 0-3-29 1050 Waters 'This coupon may be brought in or maM to: Car Pool Classifieds, 347 Student % 46 Edge Dr. No. 214 Services Building. No phone calls accepted. MSU CLOSE-Female sublaete, $67.00/month. needed to Call W next to Cedar Village sr S. NO CHARGE v 337-2329. 64-2 P -J larch 21 State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 27, 1974 13 Rooms FtrSaie Dbile Homes RING TERM. Mala. Raaaonable. Furniihad, quiet, near campus. 332 3094.3-3-29 ADVENT. 2 . Almost new. Pioneer table, with Shure M91 ED PL12turn- GREYWOOD 12' x 60' 1973. Furnished. Frank, 484-2521, Debate plagues Honors College cartridge. (349-1889). 1-3-27 521-3763. 3-3-29 By PAT NARDI smaller classes in honors Students of sophomore or students were engaged in more that he is availing himself of * 0 AND Board, Spring Tarm. State News Staff Writer sections and, lastly, the special higher class standing must have challenging opportunities or he {225 Montie Houia Coop. 332-8641. 5-4-2 WELCOME DICKER & DEAL BACK~STUDENTS~ says hit Stop [ lost & Found ~]|C[] Ever since its creation, certificate upon graduation signifying membership in the a 3.5 grade point. The challenging courses. Freshmen members are given is not fitting in with the • 371-5802 3 ONE person house. Saturday. C-3-29 months old. Near than theirs?" decline from the 3.5 standard vn bedroom. $54 plus Harrison/M-78. Call 351-0061 or Mary Thompson, associate is tolerated because the ihties. 351-6566. 33-29 353-9033. Reward. 5-4-2 FREE LANCE PHOTOGRAPHER director of the 2,135 member S9 South I'll photograph your wedding ... group, recognizes the hostile 'urnished, house $220/tarm. FOUND: ORANGE arid white up i I0M IN cat, with a personal touch and at a feelings toward the group. Seed sales today 1 of Parking itchen and bath. 351-9749 Snyder Road, East Lansing. reasonable rate. Call 882-6532 131. 3-2-39. Phone 351-5110 evenings "It's regrettable there is any ter5p.m. 1-3-27 after 6 p.m. Let me show you C-3-3-29 kind of feeling of this sort," IE BLOCK from campus, $17 some of my photos. 3-3-29 fantasy wedding Thompson said. up in area 10 10 per week. 215 Lewis Street. Call - SPEED Personal "We really do not think Monday, Tuesday, Thursday. 3.5 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m.-12 351 4495. 10-4-9 SALES. SERVICE, ACCESSORIES BEST VALUES, CHECK US OUT PASSPORT, APPLICATION SUEDE AND LEATHER Cleaning and restoring, OKEMOS DRY CLEANERS, 349-0910. 0-1-3-27 prestige is a goal." "It would be wonderful if the total University could be Jubilant area seed salesmen said their sales are larger and earlier than ever before so far it's a MMER: SINGLES and doubles. Furnished utilities, kitchen, TV vdocipec Creative Weddings and Natural Portraits. PHOTOGRAPHY, LUKE TYPING DONE in my home. .50 served by this opportunity that Honors College provides," she this season. Bob Richter of Richter's Garden's Inc. 4801 S. Cedar SL, beer& :NUE ounge, laundry, parking, close. seddler C-3-3-29 per page up to 10 pages. 40 per page over 10 pages. 489-2128. said. "Unfortunately, we have staff limitations." Lansing, said, "It looks like Jded 8f ' 575/itk.W 5 P.m. 3-3-29 $60 $80 332-6722. 0-3-3-29 GOLF CLUBS - Wilson Snead. 4 WEIGHT 0-3-3-29 "We know other people besides Honors everybody who has the room is planting a garden. We're barb-a LL: SINGLES and doubles, College burnished, utilities, kitchen, TV, lounge, laundry, parking Close. ;70-$100. 332-5722. 0-3-3-29 woods, 2-9 irons, pitching wedge. $125. 337-1249. 5-4-2 REDUCTION EUROPE - - AFRICA ISRAEL members have high ability. We can't just say that those who didn't make it are not looking tremendous year Jesse forward to a in seed sales." Saylor, a senior special! VISIT THE technician in the Horticulture FOREVER DAY NOW in East BEFORE PROGRAM Travel Discounts year 'round. capable." Department said the main great price Int'l. Student Travel Center GLE FOR woman. 4 blocks The associate director spoke Lansing at 254 West Grand Information meeting today 739 Boylston Street — Suite 113 reason for large sales in seeds is from campus, $71.25 month. Boston, Tel. (617) 267- 1122 of the need for the continuing River. (Next to Arby's). •3832. 3-3-29 through Friday at 3:30 pm "a tremendous increase of Antiques, jewelry and unusual and Friday evening at 7:00 FOR THE BEST SERVICE high standards of Honors College: interest in gardening." on CLE, MALE student: block Jwrm. Open 12-6 daily. 3-3-29 pm. Open to students and stereo ON "We have more Merit He said rising food prices, BAR-BQ CHICKEN, equipment see the campus, cooking, parking, 314 GUNS, RIFLES-and handguns of increasing attention to the non-students. STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East Scholars than Harvard. We have RIBS and PITCHERS oom. S58/montl Evergreen. 332-3839. 3-3-29 all kinds. Buy, trade and sell. environment and the desire for Grand River. C-3-29 16 block fror to be sure we provide the kind Best year 'round prices in fresh produce accounted for 659. 5-4-2 of try it For Sale Southern Michigan. BOB'S GUN challenge and back up the this growing interest in home SHOP, 2412 South Cedar, call FREE BOOKLET - 'Life After Typing Service H special possibilities available to gardening. 371-2244. 0-3-3-29 them." Death'. Write General P.O. Box "There's only so much land YCLES - ALL TEN Speedsl 60, New York, New York Thompson said the central available to produce seeds," THUNDER BASEMENT amplifier 10001. 1-3-27 EXPERIENCED TYPIST task of Honors College is to today! Various colors and sizes, Simplex Derek Fell, director of the and Fischer stereo system. Okemos. IBM (pica or elite "nurture the intellect" by 1 dS Kitchen De - railer, center - pull brakes, tw Excellent condition. 353-1891. type). 373-6726 weekdays or National Garden Bureau said. cilmes available, ligh quality at dealer's coat. MONTY'S BAR meeting the various needs of :orced warehouse sale. 9 3-3-29 349-1773 evenings and each individual. "If the seed producers in ice from campus • 4:30 weekends. 0-1-3-27 California decide that their Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - One advantage Honors BANJO, HARMONY - with AND RESTAURANT return from producing wheat 2 p.m. Saturday. D 81 C College students have is resonator and case. Harmony IRENE ORR Theses, term papers, will be greater than growing TOR AGE, 1241 Roth Drive, Shrimp and Fish replacing the required LIZflR^ outh Cedar at 1-96. guitar/case. 349-1889. 1-3-27 general typing. Formly with Ann beans for seed, for example, tour man house 694-3311. Pitcher Night (M-W-S) American thought and Brown. Call 482-7487. C-3-29 and bath. Short W next year will be worse in WOMEN'S 3 SPEED Schwinn - (Very Special Sunday) language, natural science, terms of quantity of seeds." js. Call Joel altar new, $75. Call 393-6403 after PROFESSIONAL IBM dissertation humanities and social science 5809. 2-3-28 Luncheon special - $1.50 The local demand is part of 5PM. 3-3-29 typing. MA English degree. classes with courses that will GIBSON'S V Marty North, 351-3487. C-3-29 better fit their "needs and a nationwide run on the ANTIQUES & UNIQUES. Buy and Pool Table vegetable seed market. BOCK sell. 220 Albert Street, under Lums. C-3-3-29 Pin Ball Machines EXPERIENCED IBM Dissertations, (Pica - Elite). typing. desires," Thompson said. The replacements could be From all indications, 1974 will be the biggest year ever for & RESTAURANT SE to U'ni ADDIC LARGE SELECTION of used ' 2359 E. Gd. River, Okemos FAYANN, 489-0358. C-3-3-29 graduate-level courses, honors classes or independent study. the home garden in terms of UNDERGROUND ol 224ABBOTT well furnisl books and No "tunnel vision" will be n£w gardeners, numbers of library books. 15c MEDICAL COMPLETE THESES Service, only. S16/W lied books Yi price and up. Jerry's Flea Market. SJl#>ENTS: Medical Discount printing. IBM typing allowed, however, Thompson people buying seeds and, if the reference books, special J 8418. 3-3-29 Phone. 669-9311. 3-3-29 and binding of theses, resumes, said. Counselors will make sure weather permits, the volume of Out of print searches discount. Close by. Alta Surgical Supply. 1717 East Michigan, publications, Across from a schedule is not too easy or vegetables harvested for home rs -tower lit Editions and Americana REFRIGERATOR - campus, corner M.A.C. and Lansing, 48&1404. 5-4-2 narrowly planned. ise. $20 weekly APARTMENT size. Small Grand River, below Jones Over 25,000 Books in Stock Thompson defended the cy. $32 freezer. Please call 882-4990. Stationery Shop. Call wn. 3 3 2-4674. £4-2 f "access for CENTER *"1 COPYGRAPH SERVICES. registration priority system for members of Honors College. 337-1666. C-3-3-29 TUE-FRI1-6, 7-9 2 BOYS 26" Columbia single speed "We must make it possible | Human Reproduction Health | bikes. for them to get these advanced SAT 12-5 Like new. $50 and $40. 627-2688. 2-3-28 j Abortion-Contraceptirn * offers Services j' ANN BROWN typing and multilith offset printing. Complete service '24% W. Grand River I ' 1226 East Michigan I for dissertations, theses, In registration, honors A»*nab m Lansing . 485-3271 * manuscripts, general typing. IBM - students have priority over in house with 24 years experience. 349-0850. everyone except seniors and for responsibla k UPSTAIRS / WELCOME BACK MSU students. Best of luck in your new term. C-3-3-29 handicapped students. onth. Call after 6 3 POODLES - 7 weeks. AKC. Good GULLIVER STATE DRUG' Freshmen candidates are 3-3-29 NTOSH 6200 INTERGRATED THESES, RESUMES, typing and show quality. Had first shots. 1105 East Grand River. 0-1-3-27 chosen on the basis of high implifier, used. Rectilinear ill $75-$100. Silver, 2 males, one printing. Reasonable prices. school grades, SAT or ACT iRTABLE room wakers. Teac 220 cassatt deck; COMMERCIAL PRINTING, female. 669 9132. 5-4-2 nt. Cooking and AM/FM 351-4116. C-3-3-29 scores and the National Merit receiver; KLH6 ne 484-1006. Makers, Sony St5600 stereo FREE KITTENS. Two females, Scholarship Qualifying Test. Hawaiian amera; Mamiya Super 23 Bolex H165S 16mm press calico. One male. Good homes WaM J G quarter camera. MUCH MORE I only. 371-5443 evenings. 2-3-28 T-Shirts & Jeans W 2843 EAST GRAND RIVER V ity house. 5-4-2 Call LCOX TORE,485-4391. SECONDHAND C-3-3-29 PUPPIES - MOTHER is all beagle, good hunter, father unknown. 255 Ann Street 351-1911 LOVING parents CARE or for children your by 1 1 I I | | ,| $5.00 669-2397. S4-2 FREE... A lesson in complexion responsible, mature person. Announcements for It's What's GLASSES at Large Savings. care. Call 484-4519. East Evenings or weekends. (Xvn Happening must be received in the campus % Pay More? OPTICAL transportation. References. Call State News office, 341 Student Michigan or 485-7197 Lansing ing term. Call DISCOUNT, 37-2582, ask lor 2615 East ibile Homes s* Mall. MERLE NORMAN after 6 p.m. Mrs. Wynn, Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. COSMETIC STUDIOS. C-3-29 351-6460. 2-3-28 two class days before publication. c-3-29 No announcements will be accepted by phone. [m BABYSITTING IN my home, WING MACHINE Clearance GARDNER, 1970 - 12' x 60' with : Real Estate Monday through Friday, 6 a.m. - «o«J' Sale! 2 expandos. Fully carpeted, Laboratory in Zoology 318, Brand new portables, 6 p.m. 355-3081. 3-3-29 Principles of Development $5 per month. Large porch, washer/dryer. In Mason. Laboratory, will be open for 5 37-1582, ask for THREE BEDROOM Ranch with election of reconditioned used 676-1506. 5-4-2 WANTED SOMEONE - fluent in hours arranged beginning today. ^hines. Necchis, New Home and Singer, Whites, DOVER VENTURA, 10' x 50'. oriental garden. Near MSU. $38,900. 353-0655, 332-3832 German to help retiree brush up in Deutch-Gespracht; Hours and Discussion groups, as listed in Schedule of Courses and Academic TONITE ONLYH "many after 5 p.m. 3-3-29 "•"rs." $19.95 to $39.95. Two bedroom, completely terms negotiable. 339-2353. Handbook, will begin the week of Terms. EDWARDS skirted and set up. Why pay 3-3-29 April 1. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 115 North <89-6448, C-3-3-29 Washington. rent? Call Tom or Pete, 337-1383.6-4-3 WANTED: Solex bike, condition. 627-4818 after 6 p.m. good MSU Soaring Club will have guest speakers A.J. Smith, world as music in the round! sailplane champion of 1968, and 1967 PARKWOOD. 12' x 52'. Weekends anytime. 3-3-29 Johann Kunhn, director of Region lLF SET Furnished, skirted. $3,700, must PARACHUTING. STUDENT woman's golf clubs Six Championships. Topic will be instruction. Details, 351-0799. clubs with 675-5586/393-4191 5-4-2 T«| sell. soaring competition and cross wginally $105. Want $50 bag.) . Drop zone, 543-6731. 3-3-29 I Catoul country planning. Public is '»nings 355-5878. 1-3-27 encouraged to attend the meeting FOR RENT - 12' x 60' , 2 There's a ready market for your at 7:30 tonight in 34 Union. bedroom, close/campus. Stare Ormng J-VANIA "n»le. COLOR TV 23" $190/month plus utilities. mobile home in the Want Ads. To sell yours dial 355 - 8255. Dr. Bruce Mackler, from the NOW APPEARING Running condition. 393-9510, 9-5 p.m. 54-2 Dept. of Pediatrics at the University 655-3633. 3-3-29 Final Days FLINT - SWART2 CREEK to East Lansing. Leaving anytime, of Washington, will speak on "The Role Systems of Mitochondrial in Mammalian Energy ^ returning anytime. ne*s Development " from 4 to 5 today 5. British agency 6. Shin diseise We Want To Help You Do Someone A Favor... REMODELING SALE 1 313-655-8259. 3-3-29 in A133 Life Sciences Bldg. I. • CHOPPER! /, Supporting Driving ® Free University and Alternative beam at THOMPSONS' Resources will offer Zen meditation 8 9 2. 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State News Second section Wednesday Poge 15 march 27,1974 fj—rnwi Hefty ^' swing Spartans MSU third baseman Amos Hewitt takes a big swing at a pitch during MSU centerfielder Bill Simpson wipes his hands with a towel while first round action of the Miami Twin Baseball Tournament. The asst. coach Frank Pellerin reaches for the bat rack during a Spartan Spartans finished second out of five teams with a 4 2 1 mark in ■ - game last week in the first round of the Miami Twin Baseball the first round. Hewitt hit .348 in the seven games. Tournament. In the middle is Gene Soott, owner of Paul Revere's bar Baseball photos by Ron Karle in East Lansing. ISU batsmen loo By LYNN' KENNING Southern Dlinois Monday, 3 • 1, results of key but ones, a couple of newcomers season. Sophomore righthander George State News Sports Writer Tuesday's game were incomplete at press made their mark in a hurry last week - Mahan came back after a bad first outing I All Danny Litwhiler had to do was t«me. not to mention the impression they left on to pitch one - hit ball against the ■ink back year and a smile of What were the things that a encouraged several opposing pitchers. University of Buffalo Friday. Along with Ttisfaction broke across his suntanned Litwhiler in the Spartans' initial week of For starters there was freshman competition in the land of sunshine? returning starters Duane Bickel and outfielder A1 Weston, a pint - size product Vander Laan, Litwhiler believes he has the lit was just a year ago that the MSU "The hitting," Litwhilerr said of Hazel Park High School. Weston nucleus of an effective staff. Tseball coach was plenty worried over the summarily, "and our defense has been clubbed three homers last week — Junior third baseman Amos Hewitt ■te of his Spartan baseball team as it good." including a grand slam shot - enroute to The Spartans hit .284 last week, (.348 last week) and junior second Kished the first round of the Miami Twin batting in 13 runs for the week and hitting basemen Craig Gerard are the veterans of Iseball Tournament with a 1 4 record. • compared to a paltry .213 for their .333. The blond - haired, 5 - 8 powder keg the Spartan infield with Hop at short and opponents, with five MSU players hitting [Worse, the pitching staff was in disarray .300 or better. That robust figure, coupled started the week in left field but was junior Howard Schryer at first base. the team was not hitting, all part of an moved to right to better handle the glaring Gerard had a woeful week at the plate but ortment of ills which the with the sound defense and some solid Spartans were sun beating on Miami's synthetic field. the speedy red • head probably is the Jffering. pitching had the 57 - year - old Spartan Weston handled every chance in the fastest man on the team. ■ Litwhiler had reason to feel better skipper encouraged outfield flawlessly. He is backed up by junior Joe Palamara Iturday in Miami as he prepared to head "Yeah, t think we have all around • Then there is sophomore shortstop who doubles in pinch running duties for it for the afternoon clash with the better Terry Hop. Hop transferred to MSU this the Spartans. strength," Litwhiler nodded. "We're diversity of Miami at the Hurricanes' strong down the middle, we have two year from Grand Rapids Junior College Football - baseball performer Bill i The Spartans were on their way to and stepped into the spot vacated by now good catchers, we have pretty good Simpson is just one of the three seniors on lushing second in the first round of the graduated Steve Cerez without hitch. The the team and came through in Simpson - pitching which will get better and we have mm. • ■in tourney, behind host team Miami but slick fielding Hop is batting in the second like fashion last week hitting .360. pretty good designated hitters." • lead of Seton Hall, Ohio State and the What pleased Litwhiler most about spot in the lineup and hit .269 last week. Junior Mark Danielewicz is in left field Iniversity of Buffalo. MSlFs first week performance was the The most impressive newcomer( but could be pushed by any of several ■ The Spartans were beaten Saturday prnoon by st Miami, 4 phase of the two - 1, to finish the week tournament way the youngest team coached came through. The grand total of he has ever Spartans have however, may be catcher Rick Seid. A transfer from the University of Michigan, Spartans now used as designated hitters, likely Larry Romaine or Dave Collison. Junior catcher Dale Freitch (.300 last Top pros Freshman rightfielder Al Weston stands near the 330 foot - a one player who has the junior from Oak Park batted .391 last ■ sign in Kith a 4 - 2 • 1 record. They are presently lettered more than one season - senior week. week) also serves in either a DH role or is left field at the University of Miami baseball diamond - 1 the midst of the second round of the pitcher Steve Vander Laan. in fact, only The pitching staff, too, boasts a flock of behind the plate. fumey with Miami, Southern Illinois and The togetherness of the team is what approximately the spot where Weston parked three home runs to go eight letter winners made the trip south impressive newcomers. Freshmen Rick lontclair State before they return to the with the team. Moore, Jim Kniivila and Todd Hubert all the players talk about most. along with his 13 runs batted in in the first round of the Miami Twin i northland Sunday. MSU lost to The holes left to fill this season were were strong in their first stints of the Litwhiler gets the same feeling. Baseball Tournament last week. 'Cheech': Fund-raiser with class Reprinted with permission from Wyandotte, another town where people turned to field a ground ball and that's the opportunities opened to him as a result of took a real interest in people and their I'm steaming. MSU Alumni Magazine work with their hands a lot and where last I saw of the guy." athletics and attending Michigan State. families." "Frank obviously anticipated what was By RON KARLE Frank grew up as the youngest of a half • Whne he ran into the fellow that Unfortunately, he is somewhat unique in But there was a greater moment. That that respect and that bothers him. coming and just looked at me with that Editor. MSU Alumni Magazine dozen or so Italian kids. summer, Frank learned what had was in 1959 when Frank graduated and his big grin of his and said: 'Don't worry- He starred at second base for Roosevelt "Most of these guys seldom thank the happened. parents, Sebastian and Mary,, came to see about a thing, pod'ner.' And then he I Among athletic fund raisers, Frank High and was a guard in basketball and "I had told him earlier that I was 21 school and the coaches for their degrees the only - college graduate in the family. handed me two checks for a thousand has an incredible asset: An graduated in 1949, almost 19 years old. "I and education. How many write back and going on 22 when I was really 26 going on "They had come to this country from dollars each for the Ralph Young Fund. Itimate knowledge of distributor caps for was always the oldest kid in high school," 27. He said, 'Frank, tell me you're not 26.' thank MSU now that they're with the the old country. My mom can't read or "In a citadel of academia, Frank is as ■e 1954 Chrysler. says Frank. "It just took me a little longer I said, 'I'm 27 now.' Well, when he told Detroit Tigers or the Baltimore Colts? write — the only thing she can do is count street • smart as anyone on campus. And (Oh, sure, that was hooo • whee, "We have lots of student - athletes who . . . to get out." He joined the Navy a year and Kobs he was going to sign me, John went the money," he smiles. "Well, they though everyone recognizes his friendly, 20 years ago. Times have half later and was discharged in 1954 could use financial aid and these guys a crazy and said, 'You're going to gamble on thought I was president of the United . out going nature, few, I think, tanged, eh Mama? could really help now. Not only don't - appreciate when he went to work for Chrysler. a 26 - year - old? He's going to be my States when I had that cap and gown on his continuing efforts to improve his I But Frank remembers. Oh, yeh So this was no kid who went along for most of them contribute to the fund, they . . . captain next year.' and it made me so dam happy." professional abilities. don't even write. And they know who pla>y inhe's the " got the nice office (carpeted the ride to East Lansing with a buddy who "But had it not been for John Kobs, I They the who began calling "There's no question about it," says Alumni Assn., the title was being recruited by Duffy Daugherty would not have been at Michigan State they are. were ones •rector of the Ralph Young Fund), and to play football. him "Cheech." Francisco is Italian for Loub. "Frank is a natural salesman in the and I would not have received my degree. lore than a million dollars raised for. Frank and "Cheech" was an abbreviation sense that a person has to be liked in order "When we met Duffy, he asked me I'd be in a factory now. I had two more "I'll tell you, I was never so tickled pink which later developed into "Chee - Chee." to sell. It happens that his great love is Vchigan State athletic scholarships in six what sport I was interested in. I said, years of college to go and there's no way I in all my life when I made Michigan's "When I was in high school, if people athletics and he is able to combine his 'Well, baseball and basketball, but I'm just would have finished." State's baseball team. And I was 25 years natural gregariousness with his job and ■ Back then in his assembly line days, called me Frank there was no way 1 would along for the ride.' Even though it was Even though he's 43 now, it is apparent old. I thought John Kobs was God think to turn around. And in the service love of all sports. So he is not raising ¥°ugh, it was just old "Cheech" installing Sunday, Duffy was going to call the that Frank is still appreciative of the Almighty Himself. He was a super man. He ■tributor caps at the Chrysler plant in baseball coach when in walked Frank they called me "Chico." money for only one sport or a couple of Tn'on downriver from Detroit. A little After graduation he taught school for sports, but for the entire varsity program Pellerin. He said, 'Frank, what are you three years in Dearborn and then went which includes 13 sports." | the river from Trenton is a place called doing here?" back to Wyandotte as a school teacher (he Franks's efforts are not lost on the Pellerin, an assistant baseball caoch at coaches and players themselves. This fall was also elected to the city council) until MSU, was a former high school coach his from Highland Park who knew Frank from 1966 when he got a call from John Carter, physicians discovered that Frank is his playing days at Roosevelt High. a former teammate at MSU. Carter, then suffering from a blood disease called "There I was in Kellogg Center," says director of alumni relations for the MSU lymphoma, a form for cancer for which Alumni Assn., told Frank he was being there presently is no cure. He is taking Frank, "24 years old with a cigar in hand considered as a candidate to run the Ralph treatment in hopes of arresting the disease. and Pellerin says, 'C'mon, let's take a ride Young Fund. (Named in honor of the late He was hospitalized before the MSU • around campus.' So we did. We both lit up Ralph Young, MSU athletic director from Michigan football game and when the our cigars and he asked if I was coming to 1923- 54.) team members learned of his ailment, they Michigan State. And I said, 'No'." It turned out, though, that another dedicated the game to him. On Sunday, But Pellerin persisted and told Frank he candidate got the job. He was Dave Kaiser, after losing 31 - 0, co - captains Mike Holt was sure he could play basketball for kicker of the last • second field goal to win and John Shinsky came to visit Frank in Michigan State. the 1956 Rose Bowl for MSU. But a the hospital and gave him an autographed "I said, 'Wow!' ... but I don't know. month later Frank was hired by the game ball. My grades weren't so good. But I decided Alumni Assn. as a field secretary and in "You've never seen two guys who felt to come even though my father was all 1968 he was named director of the Ralph worse about losing," says Frank. "But I upset because jobs were so hard to come Young Fund. told them it was one of the most touching by and mybrothers just laughed. A couple of years ago, Frank began things of my life." w "I'll tell you, if it weren't for the Nonetheless, Frank being reporting to Art Loub, managing director Frank, gave opportunity at Michigan State, I'd still be of the MSU Development Fund. the ball to a junior high school player who on that assembly line today." "Until then," says Frank, "I was under was also in the hospital at the time. the impression that fund - raising consisted "Geeze, he was really tickled pink." Well, Michigan State didn't do so bad Frank was released from the hospital of just picking up the telephone and on the deal either. Though he didn't play saying to some prospect, 'Hey, lei's have that week and went over to the stadium to basketball, in 1958 Frank captained the lunch.' I almost felt as if I was imposing watch football practice one day. Spartan baseball team under the late by asking for a donation. "When 1 walked out of the tunnel, they John Kobs, made All - Big Ten and All - "Art taught me how to organize myself all stopped and started clapping and made NCAA District 4 and in 1957 led the team and my time better and how to utilize in¬ a big semi - circle. ^ctIATT t in hitting with a .358 average and, in the abilities." "Denny Stolz says, 'Come over here' bargain, almost bagged himself a bonus to "Frank is a real challenge to supervise," and they kept clapping. 'You know,' says sign a contract with the Cleveland Indians. concedes Loub. "We had to work out an Denny, 'We're not calpping because we It was 1957 that a Cleveland scout, won the game last week. We < understanding nptain Frank after watching him for some time, came to All Sm style is so on procedures because his unorthodox. team and as coaches if this game was apologize as a any Fr«nk Palamara during his a game with a bonus check made out to Frank Palamara "I remember once when he had been indication of your health.' Frank for $15,000 if he would sign with (right) and MSU Athletic Director Burt Smith Paving day* at MSU. Palamara flash gone all day and I wasn't exactly sure "Well, I'll tell you," says Frank, "I had the Indians. big grins during the Annual Ralph Young Golf Outing held in where he had been. So that evening after a gulp in my throat. I almost burst into was captain of tha "Before the game during infield the Big Ten Room at Kellogg Center last June. The banquet was held work I happened to meet up with him in tears that these guys would take the Spartan baseball taam in . . . practice, I saw Kobs talking with the scout after the tournament for contributors to the Ralph time. It 1958 and mada All • Big Tan and after five minutes I saw the scout Young Fund. the parking lot and I thought, 'I'm going was touching." and All NCAA District 4. Photo by Dick Wesley to nail that son • of • a - gun now.' And Cheech. You're something else. - leave for the parking lot," says Frank. "I 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, march u* * March 27,197 2 $10,000 fraud charges dismissed voice print evidence questioned By ANGELIA CARROLL Nash's status as an expert unit, is the principal practioner identification, Chaisson's court State News Staff Writer witness, but Tosi's testimony of the method in the area of inmate, fHed three appointed attorney Thomas federal district court suitl • did not pass judgment on the criminal identification. Bissell brought in two outside . (;. Charges were dismissed Rapids against Sheriff March 13 against one suspect positive identification made by Michigan is the only state attorneys from San Francisco. Preadmore K,Z Nash of Chaisson. which has a voice identification and the |„Z in a bizarre telephone fraud One, Robert Moran, was County Chaisson was accused of unit as part of its state police defense attorney in a case last commissi! I,, during the summer in which attempts to force ' making a series of phone callls force. Since the unit was set up summer in which $10,000 was taken from an a voce MSU account at Michigan June 1 directing campus police in 1967, Nash has testified in identification made by Nash correct alleged conditions at the u .sal National Bank. to pick up a package of over 60 cases in 21 states. was thrown out becarse voice halt practices jail J The money has not yet been nonnegotiable bonds from the prints had not been accepted claim violate the which recovered. bank and to deliver them to Tosi conducted the most in - by the scientific coummunity. rights of inmates. consMutiU the information desk In the depth study ever on the Chaisson, a 31 - year - old Testimony from an MSU Administration Building. reliability of voice print East Lansing resident, has said expert, Oscar Tosi, professor of A woman at the desk was identification for the state he was disappointed by the audiology and speech sciences, then instructed to take the was instrumental in the police from 1968 • 70. Nash court's failure to discredit package to a taxicab which was studied under Tosi while he Nash. He feels the court's dismissal of charges against waiting outside. The taxicab was a part - time student at failure to reach a decision will Wayne J. Chaisson, who had driver then took the package MSU. been charged with defrauding leave a stigma against him in and gave it to a man who was the community. MSU and Michigan National Bank of $9,840. waiting outside Lansing City In addition to the scientific While he was in inmate at Hall. In a pretrial hearing in experts who testified Ingham County Jail, Chaisson Nash had made a positive and J. William Ingham County Circuit Court challenging Nash's Sears, a fellow identification of Chaisson in on the admissibility of a October as the man whose voiceprint identification of voice had been recorded by Chaisson by Lt. Emest Nash of the Michigan State Police as campus policeduring the hoax. evidence, Tosi said he was During the eight • day unable to make hearing, five experts from a positive around the country testified on identification from a the mechanics of voice comparison of tapes of identification and the Chaisson and a tape made of the con man by MSU police. ambiguity of its present scientific acceptance. Chaisson and his attorneys Nash, the head of the state were attempting to challenge police's voice identification Gassing Donations Illinois governor Dan Walker pours fuel made from Illinois soft coal into the tank of an unmodified car in Chicago Monday Standard Oil of Indiana, in an experimental process, has made an automotive fuel in memory from coal. Governor's administrative assistant Norton Kaye holds the funnel. AP Wirephoto Contributions can be made to the American Cancer Society and the Michigan Heart Fund for Stanley E. Crowe, MSU's first dean of students,who died March 18 in a Lansing hospital. Crowe 3 city teenagers indicted was 88. Crowe headed MSU's Lecture Concert Series from 1941 until 1956 when he retired. He had booked more than 1,000 major attractions here during that time as one of the country's leaders in bank deposit robbery in university concert series programs. Crowe is survived by his widow. Fern; a daughter, Jane M Gaskill of Alhambra, Calif.; three grandchildren and five great Three East Lansing youths arrested March 19 in grandchildren. County Jail in lieu of $10,000 have been charged in the armed Shiawassee County. Shiawasee bond each. robbery of the manager of the County authorities found a The juvenile was turned over Campus Theater, 407 E. Grand large amount of money with to probate court for H^r''Ave., the night of March wrappings marked with the examination. ia. It wav *h« fifth armed Lansing ^the^ter's searched name when they Police refuesed to disclose Tench in)) 1'ositions Jjhf oks tell it companions on children's broken homes. Literature in general has Anything," by Norma Cline, has kindergarteners who end boy fixes up one comer of the - her father is Jewish and her family problems are treated in preteen and young teen iikpjM^ J bookshelves these days. eight • corner flat so he can be mother is Christian and she and a way kids love and without readers. Such books for The last decade has brought always followed the trends in up switching traditional roles by himself and then discovers her girlfriends are worried pretense. younger children are alos more a trend toward more children's society, and children's as they play. The girt plays that something's missing if he about when they will start In "My Darling, My abundant, but there is I literature that shows life literature is no exception, doctor and the boys plays is always alone. WMiV L as it menstruating. Hamburger" by Paul Zindell a "nothing that is quite so really is, Jean Lepere, professor Lepere explained. The civil nurse, then she is the pilot Everyday problems that Many of these books are teenage girl faces a pregnancy. shocking to the prudish adult," of elementary education, rights movement, more while he is the stewardess. have not been mentioned in The grim reality of drug says. extremely useful in the Lepere said. The more traditional kinds awareness of other minorities Many simple picture - story 355-1826 of books like and women's liberation have all books depict life in the inner mystery stories Rise in gold p 25% SAVE 25% value of WITH gilt $36,443. Now gold is going for USED BOOKS BOSTON (AP) - The tripled in value in the past two escalating cost of state years. about $170 an ounce. government has a few benefits Daniel T. Quinn, manager of these days — like the rising The golden dome of the Skyline Engineers Inc., in value of the gold that coats Massachusetts Capitol, for Fitchburg, Mass., which some state capitol domes. instance, was regilded with 23 specializes in gilding, says 10 karat leaf in 1968. In those state capitols have golden days, gold cost $35 to $40 an domes. The biggest is in FROM ounce, and the whole job cost Atlanta. Skyline uses gold leaf that is four millionths of an inch thick. The leaf comes attached THE SHORT WALK FOR BIG SAVINGS Black writer booked to thin waxed tissue paper, and in that form costs about $80 for a roll 67 feet long and ZVi inches wide. to diroct production Golden always in omes weren't When GIBSONS vogue. Massachesetts' Capitol was A 23-year-old MSU graduate Community opened in 1798, it was topped College student, will present his play "The who Lemons daims gave with hingles and whitewash. him Natural Trial" at 8:15 p.m. much of the inspiration to Four years later, Paul Revere & April 2 and 3 in McDonel Hall write "Trial." Sons covered it with copper. kiva. The black extravaganza is a The Massachusetts dome got Gerald M. Lemons, a black playwright, also has been benefit for the national Save the Children program its first gold leaf in 1872. It has to be recovered every 20 years 128 W. Grand River booked to present "The sponsored by Operation Push. or so. The shiny coat was Natural Trial" at the annual TTie two day extravaganza will covered with gray paint during black extravaganza being held at McCormick Place in Chicago feature all entertainment. forms of World War II to disguise it in case of an Axis invasion. (1 block west of Student Union) April 6 and 7. "We have other prospects, but so far Chicago is the only definite place," Lemons said. "It was a big success when we presented it in McDonel Hall kiva in February." Lemons has written nine one-act plays of which seven How your Horoscope can Urinjj you were produced. "Trial" is his only play that has been copyrighted. The all-black cast of 22 is directed by Lemons in the wealth. love.8uoce#8 and happiness. production that portrays man's by Norman P. Kennedy fate resulting from his The Miami Herald also tells the Did you know your horoscope could mean I he story of astrology destruction of America's Clifford McMullen, who is George McGovern'* difference between happiness or sorrow; between success natural resources. A six-man band plays the THE LATEST or failure? Picture a long room with doors at each end. In this Astrology Today PRESENTED BY , astrologer. He warned McGovern that if he ran fur president, that he would win the Democratic nomination, personal musical score composed by room there are money, attractive hut he would lose badly to President Nixon in the persons of the opposite Raymond Brook. November election. Lansing sex. books that tell you the secret of IN MEN'S SPRING many happiness and other valuable articles. But. also in this room are Your horoscope can bring you wealth. Famous business tycoon. J. P. Morgan, used astrology to acquire bottomless pits, traps, hostile persons and dangerous AT beasts chained in various places around the room. You his fortune Morgan did not make a financial move FASHIONS ARE NOW must walk through this room, but it anything you can. you may take out of children; career and occupation; hopes; wishes and goals; and subconscious attitudes. In a major analysis, without checking his natal horoscope forecast From an article in the Miami Herald came this story a one year forecast is also included. ' "Stockbrokers Now if you had a choice, would you choose to on Wall Street are as likely to call BELL'S AVAILABLE AT ... I) go through the room blindfolded or 2) go through the room with your eyes open and with written instructions Many people think that astrology only appeals to "way out" unscientific people. Nothing could be farther from the truth. In fact, studies show that astrology an astrologer in this decade as Hollywood film stars would call a psychiatrist in the last. David William, a 75 year old retired financial expert who lives in on which places and people to visit or avoid. appeals most to intelligent and logical people. Famous Clearwater, has made 5150,000 from the stock mar¬ PIZZA Of course, all of us would pick the second choice in a scientists Galileo. Carl Jung. Johannes Kepler. Roger ket in IJ years by using astrology as an investment case such as this, isn't it ridiculous, then, that we would Bacon. 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Until the cord is cut. we are Princess Grace and Prince Rainier have recently had YOUR World War II? The allies employed astrologers. Hie axis their horoscopes done together by American astrologer. part of our mother. Why or how we presently do not powers started oul employing astrologers. But. this was MONEY! BANKAMERICARD 305 East Grand River know. The movement of the large solar bodies then ceased early when the famous astrologer, Karl Irnst Keith Clayton. As with these famous people, your East Lansing times potentials for events in our lives. horoscope can help you find fhd keep a lasting and Astrology docs Krafft, predicted the exact time and place of an attempt meaningful love relationship. 225 M.A.C. 332 5027 not cause events but is timing of events. But, it's not on Hitler's life in I*>39. Hitler thought the astrologers Now and OPEN 11 AM EVERY DAY fortune telling. 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A* *VU jchjgan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 27, 1974 93 WELCOME BACK STUDENTS!! IC ^pooth predicts h ule on Government will continue to be excluded from the editor's candidates' The rights of listeners and viewers RFC. HOURS sufc dtamf _ MON.-FRI. :. 9-9" j )>jr of American newspapers in the next ruling to come from those of the broadcasters.. are therefore paramount over MOIM. SAT. 9 6 211 E. (1RAMD f'lVI R i • SAT. 9-6 ' ie U.S. Supreme Court on a First Amendment case. WED.. & THURS. 9-9 NEXT TO THf SPORTS'.flSTER SUN. 12-5 'But since the court was That is the prediction of Harold J. Spaeth, professor of o radio and unwilling to recognize a right of access television, even hough those seeking access were lolitical science, who has made a practice of computerized willing to pay for the privilege, it is most unlikely that the court redictions of the outcome of cases before the highest court. will recognized a CIGARETTES CREST' To date, Spaeth has a high batting average in his predictions. right of access in a domain in which government regulation has been minumal, if not nonexistent.' J&J Spaeth said 42 of his 46 computerized predictions since Limit 3 Baby Shampoo Tooth Paste panuarv 1971 have been correct. He has been making such (coupon) Expires April 1, 1974 redictions since March 1970 when Warren Burger became chief East Lansing Store Only istjce Spaeth said his predictions in individual decisions by the lstices ()f the Burger Court have been right in 255 instances and rongin 49. Waste clutters !*■» *1.38 ZEST I 702 AQ$ The upcoming decision will be unanimous, he said. S°aP Reg. $1.09 *t " Bath size j V ••Although Thurgood Marshall and William Brennan dissented in Limit 1 Reg. 28c Limit 6 Limit 1 iSl year's broadcast decision, arguing that a limited right of fcess should exist, they have never deviated from the position hat the press may not be editorially subject to governmental recycling sheds Messes around two East (coupon) Expires April 1, 1974 East Lansing Store Only (coupon) Expires April 1, 1974 East Lansing Store Only (coupon) Expires April 1, 1974 East Lansing Store Only ontrois,"Spaeth said. Lansing recycling sheds have city clean At issue in the upcoming case before the court is whether the • up groups wondering if the sheds themselves need recycling. Pepsodent Clearsil Ban ,irst Amendment gives a candidate for public office the right to eply to a newspaper's editorial attack upon him. Two metal sheds were set up by the city in Middle School, 819 Abbott Road, and at the old Marble 729 N. Hagadorn Road, for a six - month trial January at Hannah School, Cepacol Tooth Brush Acne aid Roll On - Deodorant project. The question was posed in a Florida case. In 1972, the Miami Since then, however, the shed doors have been broken, the area 14 oz AO* Reg. 69c 2^ 1.20 oz QQ* 1.5 oz C Q* Herald refused to print the letter of a state legislative candidate around them is cluttered with soggy and windblown papers and Reg. $1.19 O 7 Reg. $1.39 OO Reg. $1.19 7 whom the paper had attacked editorially. Limit 1 Limit 1 the sheds have been used as Limit 1 Limit 1 Pat Tornillo, who lost the election, brought suit under a garbage dumps. (coupon) (coupon) (coupon) (coupon) Expires April 1, 1974 Expires April 1, 1974 Expires April 1, 1974 Florida statute that requires newspapers that 'assail' political The East Expires April 1, 1974 Lansing Environmental Quality and Aesthetics Task East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only candidates to provide free space for reply. Force, which organized the paper reclamation project, and the ■If found constitutional,' Spaeth said, 'Florida's 'right of reply' MSU Waste Control Authority, which picks up the paper, hope a FLASHCUBES 10% OFF OUR PRICE Kodak Film _n would have wide-ranging effect. The historic prohibition of few simple rules will keep the project in order: governmental controls on the press would be broken and the •The sheds 88* ON ALL KODAK FILM jovemment placed in the editor's chair.' Spaeth noted the distinction in existing media controls. or are for newspaper only, not garbage. Carbon paper paper coated with plastic or wax will not be recycled. MAGICUBES CI 26-12 89* •Papers should be placed far back in the sheds, not outside Unlike the press,' he said, 'radio and television have been them. $1.17 PROCESSING & C110-12 99* ubject to governmental regulation since their inception, •To prevent scattering, papers should be bundled 'oadcast frequencies are a scarce resource owned by the public. paper bags which also can be recylces. or tied with securely, in string. Limit 1 (coupon) DEVELOPING Limit 1 Expires April 1. 1974 Expires April 1, 1974 East Lansing Store Only NO LIMIT East Lansing Store Only Colgate ALBUM SPECIAL!! Cutex Shave Bomb Polish Remover Hoz A O$ WAR no 4oz QQC Reg. 79 *+7 Reg. 55c O 7 Limit 1 War Live r„V98 Limit 1 (coupon) (coupon) Expires April 1, 1974 Expires April 1, 1974 East Lansing Store Only SEAL & CROFTS so , Q East Lansing Store Only Vaseline Shick II Intensive Care Lotion Unborn Child ££? 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The college board said the average tuition for a resident student at a public The survey showed that the cost of year postsecondary institutions, both public and private, and that significant gain. Between this year and next costs will have room mH hi college or university next fall would be $2,400, $74 more than students living at college, which takes the projected increases in average total budgets would be greater for increased about 27.3 per cent or $704 to $3,287, the college largest star rfo vemer commuters than residents. board said. This represented a 79.2 per cent spiral in costs in four this year and $269 more than was paid in 1970-71. A commuter bud*, .to tuition, would „e,«e ,! Si,1® » S3 years. student at the same school would pay $2,085 next year, up $79 next fall and $1,207 at private schools. u,IOt ** For the resident student at a private two-year college the from this year and $246 from 1970-71. The college board pointed out that its "Meeting the costs of a college education is a problem more figures reorient ^ increase would be 13.2 per cent or $423 to $3,617. The figure is For students who commute to public two-year colleges, the average of the institutions surveyed, noting that and more American families face every year," the college board there i said in its report. "Not only the lower-income family, but also 52 per cent higher than the cost for the 1970-71 school year. average tuition of $1,992 next fall represents a $97 increase from range of individual differences. s a *' Fleming By MIKE FOX ceremonies in the University cites police into the commencement current difficulty of some value George M. Johnson,MSU r COMPUTER State News Staff Writer Auditorium The balcony of the ceremonies in December 1972. college graduates in fitting emeritus professor of Auditorium was packed with In his talk, Fleming cited their education to market The State of Michigan education ami Edward R. parents and relatives as statistics that of the 100 needs, but said that he had no $20,000 each Garrett, graduate research spends student from on grade one until college graduation if the Fleming said that even in today's depressed job market, both young people and society students with whom graduates had started grade school together, only 20 will the doubt that graduates will treasure their education. professor in pharmacy at the University of Florida. SHORTCOURSES student has gone through the Fleming reviewed the are better for the goal of a ever graduate from college. public schools. college education having been current problems throughout "What a college graduate The Computer Laboratory will h This bit of information was the world, touching especially obtained. short courses during Sprin Tern the observations offered brings to the employer is not on the among Most noticeable in so much specific skills as a probability of a food HAPPINESS IS A fee or $ 1.00 for each shor(course by University of Michigan attendance were uniformed shortage in the United States. be made hv April I, 1974, it il president Robben W. Fleming larger perspective, a greater ti' >1 STATE NEWS 309 CC. For additional inform to the winter term graduates of campus police officers awareness of the world around Receiving honorary degrees \S-SJ CLASSIFIED Center. 353-.1975 or 3SJ-4691). stationed at either side of the him and a informed view of the AD! 355-8255 MSU. from MSU in the ceremonies front of the Auditorium. The Fleming was the implications inherent in were Lyle C. Roll, vice lure of streaking apparently "APL" -Introduction changed conditions," Fleming president of the Kellogg Co., to interactive APL (A commencement speaker for the brought out the police, but 1,485 MSU students who told the graduates garbed in ProgrammingLanguage) even the visit of then - nominee completed 16 years of green gowns, chosen by this for Secretary of Defense Elliot schooling - of which about year's senior class instead of "EDITOR, An Interactive Text Editing Facility' Richardson and a resulting the traditional black color. ROBBEN FLEMING two - thirds attended March 10 Instruction on the use of the interactive EDITOR protest did not bring visible Fleming reviewed the facility. Photo lab waste Friday and Saturday "HAL User Auxiliary Libraries" the creation, maintenance and use of HAL - instruction user 01 auxiliary night dinner special . . . libraries. for the two of you! set for recycling Enjoy a quiet evening for two at Archy Tarpoffs. "PASCAL" - Introduction to PASCAL, convenient ALGOL • like language with versitile data structures The Friday and Saturday night The MSU Waste Control Authority has initiated a collection special includes: Do it yourself salad bar or 10 - SPEEDS "SCOPE Indexed Sequential" - Introduction in the program designed to recycle silver nitrate waste from use of SIS from FORTRAN. COMPASS or COBOL photographic laboratories on campus, with the revenue from the house specialty caesar salad. SALES, SERVICE. ACCESSORIES Choice Top Sirloin Steak, silver recovery process earmarked for a local playground. The program is being conducted in Agricultural Hall, and each wine mushroom sauce, idahoe BEST VALUES, (HECK US OUT SORT/MERGE" - An introduction to the use o, of the estimated 50 photo labs on campus can join the MSU baked potato, sourcream chives, the 6500 sorting utility, SORTMRG through control cards Information Service and Kresge Art Center in the recovery bacon bits, freshly cooked vegetable, and Fortran. program, authority staff member Chris Shafer said. "Silver nitrate oven hot fresh bread, carafe velocipede is a toxic chemical that can cause pollution problems, but the of wine or split of champagne. "SPSS 6000" - Introduction to the CSC 6500 silver also is a valuable metal." he added, explaining that proceeds Just $10 for the two of you! version of SPSS(Statistical Package for the Social Sciences) from the program are slated to go for improvement of the Spartan Nursery playground. WAYNE STATE MTS" Introduction to the use of the Darkroom operators interested in arranging silver nitrate pick-ups should contact the authority. Meanwhile, the authority'^ first geperal pick-up of telephone books is continuing, with the group aiming to recycle 600,000 Carpoff? 124 E. Kalamazoo 35(|r7240 computing facilities at WSU through the use of the MERIT Network. (NO RKOiSTR*T!(>N FEE) pounds of used paper products and glass spring term. ph: 482-6233 "MSU STAT SYSTEM" -Introduction to the CDC 6500, During the 12-month period ending March 15, the group Version of the MSU STAT System. recycled 1,157,220 pounds of material. Resource Recovery Manager Fred Moore said. The expanding program generated $22,000 in revenue, balanced by $21,500 in expense — with labor and vehicle maintenance accounting for the major costs, he added. 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Expires *30 74 .higan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 27, 1974 25 tate gas situation tight; Mi jty stations cite troubles By JOE KIRBY Sam Adcock's Campus Ave., said he ran out of gas State New« Staff Writer Standard, 1435 E. Grand River about the middle of gas situation in Ave., expects to run out any February but this month has had ,hl(,an has shown only slight day now even though it has gas so far. However, he expects to use only been open five days a movement despite increased week. up his March allocation early ucations for March. this week. Charles Shipley, director of ■rvicc Station Retailers "We just don't have the gas," Adcock said. "I suppose you could say the situation is a little better Softball's of Michigan, said the Richard Meyer, Ration is still extremely tight Abbott and Shell, said this Lake owner Lansing month has been of since we didn't run out as soon this month," Fransisco said. coming the Detroit area but is not as worse than last month for ,1 in the Lansing area or him. "We've already fiber i upe north. the optimism of the borrow into next had to month's Scrapped tires University Grounds Dept. workers are constructing new and Czv Simon supply just to keep from jjident closing," Meyer said. make artificial backstops for the coming Bes to pass but I haven't intramual softba 11 season. anything to indicate It Meyer said he has only been Using an auger, they drill large he said. open six hours a day and has ocean fish reefs holes for the backstops near been limiting purchases to vJV. Milliken recently But many stations said $5. McDonel Hall. (jered the release of 8.1 they were doing better than last AKRON, Ohio (AP) - More State News photo by Dion gallons of gas from than month and do not a half - million scrap tires Dave Mendraa bruary state reserves; 6.6 anticipate were banded into bundles and of this went to the running out. Mick Kildea, owner of dropped in the ocean this year Kildea's Sunoco, 918 E. Grand to build artificial reefs off the Chappell, vice River Ave., said he was nation's coasts, according to t of the Spartan Oil doing better than last month. the Goodyear Tire & Rubber a Lansing area "1 think because the Co., which provided scrap tires stributor for Bay Oil gas and tire compacting machinery said most stations students left town for a week this has helped us get for the projects. ould be open at the end of through The reefs are now providing the month without any month. havens for problems," Kildea said. numerous species of The Lansing area hasn't fish. At the end of n hu as hard as some areas February the the state," Chappell aaid. Automobile Club of Michigan However, a poll of local gas estimated that between one • ins showed that many will fourth and one • half of the irced to close before the stations in southern Michigan had run out of gas before the Df the month, and others iperating under restricted end of the month. . WITH THESE ndmons in order to make it Don Fransisco, owner of ip end of the month. Don's Texaco, 514 E. Michigan "YOU SAVTC0UP0N B\Gt "PRES+i earn to drive WHITE 2 77t BREAD r/r / n night classes Brochures L/Mjri-PtJl GOOD COOPON PEM FAMILY thru SA r M/kmcH to ^ >u ran learn to drive, cut listing course inod bill, read with speed, descriptions, teachers, times, metrically, trace your locations and fees may be obtained from the Office of |y tree or understand COUNTRY TOES* the Evening College, 19 rgate, all in Evening lege courses which MSU is eritig this spring. Kellogg Center, 355-4562. 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