Friday, March 29,1974 East Lansing, Michigan 48824 Starts' alleged to be, that's the way it's going to be,"' said in the last of three appearances he ASSOCIATED PRESS appeared before the grand jury. NEW YORK - Maurice H. Stans once He said Stans requested "one of those Cook testified. changed his testimony. said that he lied to the grand conversations that doesn't take place," then He said he discussed with Mitchell a The witness said he had also failed to jury told him he had told the grand jury he had report that the latter had called the U.S. tell the whole truth before two investigating the activities of financier Robert L. Vesco, a former government not discussed the Vesco case with Cook Embassy in Switzerland in Vesco's behalf congressional committees. official testified Thursday. before the SEC fraud action was filed on after Vesco was arrested there on a Cook told of a discussion with Stans on Feb. 6, 1973, on whether to make G. Bradford Cook, former chairman of Nov. 27,1972. complaint of a stockbroker in Vesco's public the Securities and exchange Commission, Cook said he looked into his coffee cup firm. the Vesco contribution to the President's has also testified that Stans, the onetime and said nothing, and Stans then told him: Mitchell denied making the call, Cook campaign. secretary of commerce, meddled in an "Well, Brad, that's the way it happened testified, but added: "Well, anybody He said Stans 'Stated after talking to a SEC fraud case against Vesco. and there's no sense getting anybody would make a telephone call to get an lawyer he had decided not to report the Cook testified at the trial of Stans and embarrassed. The gift (the Vesco American citizen out of a foreign jail." contribution, but that it would become former Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell, who contribution) was a legal gift." Cook also testified that he himself told public when the money was refunded to are accused of "I said 'Well, if that's the way it's going two different stories to the grand jury. He Vesco. conspiracy, obstruction of justice and perjury in connection with a secret $200,000 cash contribution from Vesco to President Nixon's 1972 campaign. Cook testified that Stans urged that the SEC's fraud inquiry into Vesco's activities be limited because there was "no need to Conducting of aeri cause embarrassment." Mitchell and Stans are accused of trying to obstruct the probe in return for the contribution. in Southeast Asia Ann Weeks tries catching a few of the gigantic snowflakes that fell Returning to the stand Thursday WASHINGTON (AP) • The Pentagon U.S. troops stationed there, Sen. Harold E. with bomb-loaded planes, could result in afternoon after a half-day recess, Cook has acknowledged it conducts large-scale Hughes, D-Iowa, said Thursday. renewed U.S. combat involvement in the Thursday. told of a meeting with Stans in aerial war games over Southeast Asia and Hughes told the Senate he fears the Vietnam war. A Pentagon spokesman said SN Photo/David Schmier in a letter to Hughes that Air Force Washington shortly after Stans had continues to furnish "hostile fire pay" to missions, some of which are conducted planes do conduct training flights in Southeast Asia but that they do not employ large numbers of bomb-loaded planes." Energy crisis fans windmill study project In answer to a specific question, the spokesman, Rear Adm. T.J. Bigley, said such an exercise was conducted in Thailand Nov. 15, 1973, when 92 sorties were flown. "No aircraft carried bombs, By PAULA HOLMES the techniques that would permit industry with alternative fuel sources, according to He estimated the cost of four-point plan that will study the design producing and no ordinance of any kind was to build wind-driven power systems Savino. and electricity by solar State News Staff Writer development of a wind conversion energy at $500 to delivered during the exercise," the admiral reliably and at a cost that is competitive The two groups are working on a $1500 a kilowatt hour, compared with and JEFFMERRELL system, the design and testing of energy said. storage units, the development of $400 average cost for fossil fuels and $500 for nuclear energy. Bigley also told Hughes that U.S. Future American Don Quixotes will prospecting tools so that wind power can forces in noncombat status in Cambodia, be found and the development of not have any trouble finding windmills Laos, and North and South Vietnam are to battle If aresearch project of supporting research and technical entitled by law to "hostile fire pay," NASA-Lewis Research Center in programs. because "their presence in these countries "The Russians have been working on Cleveland, Ohio, i« successful. makes them vulnerable to being exposed wind power research for four years," Based on information from projects in to hostile fire..." Savino said. "By all indications they seem Denmark, Germany, England and Russia, He said 4,015 such payments were to be further ahead in the development of the center began studying the feasibility of made in January. wind conversion systems than anyone else. using windmills for electricity generation "The Defense Dept. says that these two years ago. They are currently using moderate-sized missions windmills to pump water and electricity to are entirely within Thailand," "The wind has served mankind Hughes told the Senate, "but I have faithfully for centuries," said-Joe Savino, outlying provinces." received a report, which I have thus far Americans seem very receptive to the deputy program director of windmill been unable to confirm, that these aircraft wind power idea, according to Savino, but research at NASA-Lewis, in a Thursday have ventured into the nations of he warns that wind mills will not lessen press conference. Indochina. the cost of electricity. "Denmark, a country that has no At one futuristic windmill in western "While I do not deny the need for pilots natural gas or other types of fuel, had to maintain flying proficiency," he said, "I 33,000 windmills providing 200 Michigan at Mesick, 30 miles south of believe that the United States should avoid Traverse City, a propeller-like blade turns megawatts of electricity as long ago as the wind into enough electricity to run an •ovocative actions. 1908. This is about one-quarter of the endanger American personnel in entire farm. There are 56 storage batteries power of the nuclear power plants that are praci.iv 'Thts that might provoke reprisal to store the electricity. being built ritfit now. " would clearly be a dangerous business." "Energy will never be cheap again," he Savino joined Roger N. Schmidt, said. technical manager for solar energy of "Energy is a depletable resource. And any time a resource is scarce it becomes Honeywell, Inc., for a Thursday afternoon lecture that was part of a continuing series more and more expensive. "The beautiful thing about the wind is INDEX on "Perspectives in Energy" sponsored by • Did MSU violate that it is nonpolluting, nondepletable and athlete the MSU Center for Environmental recruiting rules? MSU officals say it doesn't have to be imported." Quality and the departments of Physics Schmidt told a group of 150 students no. See page 15. and Electrical Engineering and Systems and faculty in Wells Hall that the earth •Clean slate called key to Science. receives as much solar energy in a single winning elections, page 6. Windmills have been producing useful week as its entire supply of fossil fuel. energy since the early Chinese and Persian Refund civilizations. Dramatic improvements in But the cost of producing the equipment needed to convert solar energy Students carrying 10 credits or wind conversion techniques have been made during the 20th century because of is still too great to justify its substitution more who do not wish to read the for conventional forms of energy, he said. State News or use its services may advances made in the fields of aerodynamics, electrical and structural design. power generation Windmills that Energy persp "You can throw a bucket outside and catch a few photons," he said, "but you receive a refund of the $1 subscription fee paid at registration produce six kilowatts of electricity are Joe Savino, left, deputy program manager for wind power research at still have to pay for the bucket." A windmill near Mesick by presenting their fee receipt card currently sold commercially in the United NASA-Lewis Research Center, and Roger N. Schmidt, technical Schmidt said that solar energy gradually provides enough electricity to run at 345 Student Services Bldg., from is coming into use as a source of direct States. manager for solar energy at Honeywell Inc., spoke on "Perspectives an entire farm. 8 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. NASA-Lewis has teamed up with the in Energy" in Wells Hall Thursday. heating in some schools and homes, but until April 5. that it cannot readily be used to provide National Science Foundation to formulate State News photo by John Russell State News photo by John Russell electricity. a five-year program that would develop < State case Three years later, his court struggles made national headlines tests decision, was not told he had the option of having an attorney rule which said any pretrial statements made by the defendants By G. F. KORRECK case, when the U.S. Supreme Court made its landmark Miranda present at questioning. had to be State News Staff Writer voluntary, as a precedent. Some law enforcement decision. agencies thwarted this by forcibly enticing suspects to sign a Ernesto Miranda was a soft - spoken, psychologically disturbed In Michigan, Miranda has become important in the past year, Patterson contends Tucker's dismissal is acceptable to him but document or make comments on tape. These documents were 23 - year - old Arizona truck driver when he was convicted of and this month a pair of Michigan attorneys faced off at the U.S. he is resentful of the additional exclusion of the testimony of key submitted at the hearing as proof of a kidnapping "voluntary" confession. and rape and sentenced to a total of 55 years in Supreme Court in what could prove to be a major test of the prosecution witness Robert Henderson. Henderson, an The Escobedo vs. Illinois decision undid such blatant prison in 1963. acquaintance of Tucker's, was supposed to be Tucker's alibi practices, eight - year - old ruling. in principle, and Miranda guaranteed against any practicewhich The Miranda decision, which brought specificity to the Fifth witness but when police followed up on Tucker's claim did not inform a person of his FifthAmemendment Amendment rights of accused persons, decided the fate of murder Henderson could not account for a disappearance by Tucker at rights. Technically, Miranda's confession was voluntary, but the court suspect Stanley Price last May. The former MSU student had been the time of the crime. He gave additional comments linking expanded what has been called the "exclusionary rule" to include Lawyers, prof view charged with the stabbing death of another student, Martin V. Brown, but East Lansing District Court Judge Maurice Schoenberger ruled that evidence obtained against Price violated Tucker to the crime. Freeman ruled that Henderson's also had to be withdrawn because it allowed the benefit from a violation of the defendant's rights. testimony government to cases in which the defendant was either unaware of unable to exercise them prior to making a decision. his rights or test of Miranda case the Miranda standard and the case was never brought to trial. In July U.S. Appeals Court Judge Ralph Freeman overturned the seven year - old rape conviction of Thomas Wayne Tucker, • By G.F. KORRECK 34, agreeing reluctantly with the defense that Miranda was State News Staff Writer applicable. "I had a chance to go after Miranda and do something It is this second case, involving Tucker, that Oakland County Sometime within the next few months, the U.S. Supreme Prosecutor L. Brooks Patterson took to the Supreme Court to for criminal law procedure and you better believe I was Court will decide if the 1966 Mfiranda decision is still applicable to going to take it." the challenge. Kenneth Mogill, Tucker's court - appointed attorney, case of Michigan native Thomas Wayne Tucker. pleaded on Tucker's behalf, though both attorneys suggest that L. Brooks Patterson, who made national headlines as a counsel for Irene McCabe's antibusing group in 1971, brought the case to Miranda, not Tucker, is the germaine issue. ' "I had a chance to go after Miranda and do something for the Supreme Court and is confident of victory. criminal law procedure and you better believe I was going to take Though he says he does not intend to amend or change Defense Attorney K#tpeth Mop, who numbers the Attica it," Patterson said in a recent interview. Miranda, Patterson admits any modification would have the brothers, Angela Davis atttt^fSU war protester John Royal among Mogill said: "It J win, it means nothing, but if I lose this could effect of an overruling of the decision. One change he advocates his clients, admits he islliiderdog, but he hopes he support of be a landmark decision." is nationalization of the court structure; where local and state the American Civil Litflfties Union, three state bar associations Tucker, meanwhile, waits in Oakland County jail on $50,000 courts would follow the federal standard set forth in the 1968 a»d a number of friend of the court briefc-including one read by bond pending the final decision of the Supreme Court in about Safe Streets and Crime Control Act. The act is not affected by former Detroit mayor Roman Gribbs-will help. two months. Minutdaand is used only by federal agencies, Patterson said. One of the arguments on which Patterson is centering his Harold Spaeth, MSU political science instructor and an erudite student of Supreme Court rulings, predicts the court will overrule challenge is that the Miranda ruling should not be retroactive. The Mogill said a national standard would be unworkable. the U.S. U.S. Supreme Court made its ruling on Miranda and three similar "Between '36 and '66 the Supreme Court tried unsuccessfully Appeals Court decision to dismiss the Tucker Case, with cases on July 13,1966. Tucker was sentenced to prison that °"ly justices William O. Douglas, Thurgood Marshall and William May. to control state courts with something more rigid; all this reduced J- Brennan It was July when Freeman "reluctantly" agreed that Tucker's a trial to dissenting. an appeal of the investigative process," Mogill $aid. case fell under the jurisdiction of Miranda who, according to the SCHOENBERGER SCODELLER During this time, the courts had only the 1897 Bram vs. U.S. (Continued on page 7) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday-March 29 Congress WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate passed the President is expected to sign At the White House, Deputy ups A total of 56 million persons m Congress sent Nixon Thursday to President bill raising compromise bill 71-19, the the bill, though he vetoed a Press Secretary Gerald L. would be covered. roI™«SPu br°u8ht „ 0NDO a House 345-50. similar one last year. Sen. Warren said "the President The biggest groups brought the minimum wage from $1.60 It would be the first increase Jacob K. Javits, R—N.Y., told under minimum wage coverage feels that this bill is a step in wr-aa? an hour to $2.30 and bringing in eight years. The raises would the Senate that the White the right direction." But for the first time would be one Tape subpena deadline today 7 million more persons under its coverage. begin in steps on May 1 and be completed by 1978. House had advised that the bill would be signed. Warren added that Nixon will not make a final decision until million domestic and five million federal, state and local -i Presidential spokesman Gerald L. Warren refused to the measure is reviewed by the employes. Additional retail - discuss Thursday whether some of the 42 taped Office of Management and store employes, service A?! Si 1 S2jl [earwe 11°1,1978 Ja"' 19,71 conversations requested by the House impeachment inquiry might not exist. Reduced servic Budget. full One • compromise time permits students to be industry workers and farm workers also would be covered. The minimum wage $2 in' Jan. $2.30 Domestic worked t.mp|oyes But il And no one at the White House would say whether employed for not more than increases would be phased in « more than week, whether for eight^ the President will comply, by with the subpeona from special prosecutor Leon today's deadline, unless bus su 20 hours a week at 85 per cent of the regular wage floor. The increases would mean on this schedule: Workers who had coverage before 1966, an estimated 36 more worked employer, as much as 50 or * bJ Jaworski asking additional documents and possibly a calendar actual pay hikes for an million would have a $2 floor quarter,r. would Unless East Lansing and Loudenslager said. "Getting the covered, as part of tapes. subsidy rate increase. >f Jaworski's office would not comment on whether the other Lansing area people on the bus it not going As large as the increase in estimated 4.5 million workers. May 1, $2.10 Jan. 1,1975 and entitled to $1.90 an u»„ communities are willing to foot to be $2.30 Jan. 1,1976. hour k issue will be carried to court should the White House an easy job." East Lansing's subsidy would proposed bus subsidy increases Loudenslager added that the be, other government units refuse to comply. The subpena required an answer by March 25 but ranging up to 2,500 per cent, local commuters may be subsidy boosts "do not seem to be very large" in light of the would fare has even worse. Lansing $208,000 in Mayor Gerald Appeals court Jaworski extended the deadline to today at the request of White House counsel James D. St. Clair. The men or faced with reductions in services next year. Capitol Area Transit fact that the CATA projected ridership of a million and a half people next year. has a Graves' proposed budget for CATA next year, but overturns rule Would their staffs have been negotiating all week. Loudenslager asked for LANSING (UPI)-The you believe Authority Director Clare East Lansing, whose CATA $584,282. Delhi Township is conviction of Jack Dykstra It is known only that the subpenaed material does Loudenslager announced bus lines carry 15-20 per cent slated for a raise in subsidy Ford car dealer on a charge of Wednesday that he is asking for of the CATA's passengers, is from $3,720 to $97,136-a not bear on the grand jury's investigations of the Watergate cover-up of the Ellsberg burglary in which indictments have been returned. vast rates. increases in bus subsidy Loudenslager said the increases are needed to cover faced with a proposed subsidy increase from $35,364 - huge 2,500 Loudenslager per cent jump. also rolling back the mileage of a used car was overturned by the state Court of Appeals because all insurance $124,470. announced at the meeting that of a loophole in Michigan law. Floods cover portions of Brazil the anticipated expense of the CATA's recent 40 per cent expansion of operations. Ralph Stonebraker, East Lansing senior city planner, said Thursday there has been negotiations with transit workers are still hung up on The decision left state officials uncertain as to agents are not Torrential floods whipped by gale force winds "If you are going to give people a good system it is no official discussion of the proposal and whether East "wording changes," and that CATA had purchased three used buses from MSU for whether other car dealers may now be free to alter used car odometers without fear of alike: covered one-fifth of Brazil on Thursday, chasing an going to cost monev." Lansing will be able to meet $20,000 each. prosecution. estimated 100,000 persons from their homes and For a change, why c drowning at least 100. you make your own In many cities, snakes, centipedes and scorpions recommendations' crawled into the streets to escape the. rising waters. You tell me what you The hardest hit area was the agricultural State of want out of life and Catarina, where the port city of Tubarao was under together we will see water. Tubarao is 535 miles Southwest of Rio. you get it At the NORTHWESTERN Hearst thinks daughter is OK ^e can account for our past as well as' insure your future Expressing optimism that his daughter Patricia is still RICH MARTIN alive, Randolph A. Hearst said Thursday a trusteeship Phone: 372-8200 would be set up to handle $4 million offered by his family's corporation for her release. THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE "We decided in order to ensure that $4 million will be INSURANCE COMPANY • MILWAUKEE NSC LL^ available, we've planned to set up an escrow account with a bank here and name three trustees," the newspaper executive told a news conference at his home here. Twenty-year-old Patricia Hearst was kidnaped Feb. 4. TEAC SALE by members of the Symbionese Liberation Army, HiFi Buys has its own "Wild Heerbrugg" 100 power which demanded a 56 million dollar food give away for . specially designed microscope, for professional needle her freedom. The hastily organized People in Need M l i i l K Vf With this microscope we can^how incredible detail in the program gave out S2 million worth of food before critically important areas on the surface of a needle. It shows running oiit of money, and thfc Hearst Corp. has pledged so clearly that you ctti see for yourself the true condition of to make available the remaining $4 million once the your needle. pretty coed is released. The microscopes in use by most stereo stores are little The SP-12 Cartridge more than toys. They are inadequate to show anything but One part of a system developed to gross wear. When a phono needle has finally wom down reproduce sound as It Is. Nixon aide says environment safe enough to show on the typical store microscope, you've already ruined your records. Only $85 installed The quality of the cartridge largely determines the I The Nixon administration told Congress Thursday it fidelity of reproduced sound. The amplifiers and speakers, ■ will not ask for legislation waiving environmental regardless of their specifications, cannot correct the faults! impact statements for energy projects. introduced by the cartridge. I Russell W. Peterson of the Council on To Chairman meet the critical responsibility placed on the I Environmental Quality told a Senate subcommittee cartridge, the handcrafted SP12 relies on advanced I considering the agency's 1975 budget that he knew of engineering techniques. Most important of these is the I patented Moving Micro Cross system. It eliminates the I no energy project being delayed because of the need for a moving magnet or coil, dramatically reduces I preparation of an environmental impact statement. After the hearing, Peterson said the energy industry TEAC the effective tip mass (ETM), and provides superb stereo I separation. Another feature of the SP-12 is a naked I has been pressuring both Congress and the diamond mounted directly to the cantilever. This allows a I Now for only further reduction in tip mass and, as the administration to exempt its projects from the $189.50 you can pick up an AN60 Dolby crystal structure I Noise Reduction of the diamond is Environmental Policy Act provisions requiring federal System and a TEAC 210. Or for $229.50 known, permits the correct mounting I orientation which minimizes agencies to assess environmental impact before you can get an AN60 with a TEAC 220 with Firrte head and possible impact damage 1 auto stop mechanism plus much more. construction begins. 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HI-FI BUYS Disc Shop 603 Second chance numbers are: 996 1101 East Grand River 337-2310 323 East Grand River 243 "March Madness" bonus numbers are: 411 979 131 4810 West Saginaw 484-4680 351-5380 Compiled by Deni Martin tiigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 29, 1974 3 Some progress' made; Kissinger returns br°ught ONDON (AP) - Secretary to whether a break through he and the Soviet leaders had issues that would have to be June. the two countries of substantial concessions on Henry a. Kissinger has been achieved," Kissinger differences in view were not strategy, found it difficult to establish A to be concentrating Jewish for home Thursday told a news determined in follow up talks joint communique said given to newsmen flying to now seem emigration. U.S. conference. standards of comparison on - in Washington and in Geneva. Kissinger and Brezhnev had on additions to the 1972 U.S. - officials withheld details until ying he and Soviet leaders The secretary spoke after a which to base "the qualitative Washington with Kissinger. Soviet nuclear treaty instead of , made "some progress" round of intensive The senior United States discussed preparations for But the senior official said Kissinger conveyed the Soviet exchanges and quantitative changes" that official had said earlier Nixon's visit and it noted working toward a permanent proposals to congressional workers, now* ard solving the complex with leaders of the 1 British would have to be involved in flatly, "What they gave us is •or «ien a President Nixon still plans to "with satisfaction that the not acceptable." He added that ban on offensive weapons. The leaders. jlem 0f limiting strategic . government on American new - agreement limiting nuclear go ahead with summit course taken by the two most likely addition to the Both the Senate and the lear weapons. European and American - arms. a Kissinger's 20 hours of talks it is still too early to British relations. meeting with Leonid I. countries toward a relaxation with Brezhnev and other Soviet category of temporary controls House have blocked trade But he said that the degree of tension and a major is missiles carrying multiple credits and tariff concessions definitive judgment as Kissinger told newsmen that Brezhnev, Soviet Communist leaders in the Kremlin of comparison was one of the warheads. because of restrictions on party leader, in Moscow next improvement of relations produced "movement," but between the two countries that he would not yet Though Kissinger failed to members of minority groups describe "continues to be implemented it as a break through. - achieve a break - through he trying to leave the Soviet cirst big successfully and brings tangible apparently gained the prospect Union. BY SUSAN AGER its supplier, Texaco. University gas supply results." The two sides said there is an established policy aimed at Kissinger intends to keep channels open by conferring regularly with Anatoly F. The State News is published by the students of Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring school terms. and supply would mean a with the credit cards provided making the process of Dobrynin, the Soviet Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special officials had estimated that ambassador to the United Welcome Week edition is published in September. Subscription rate is MIKE GALATOLA proportional across-the-board improving Soviet - American 31,000 gallons would be reduction in allocations to the to conserve the supply in the relations irreversible. States, and with Soviet Foreign $ 16 per year. State News Staff Writers needed for normal Minister Andrei A. Gromyko, Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. Editorial and operations. different University units. University pumps. Details of the present business offices at 345 Student Services Bldg., Michigan State gasoline shortage has Nilsson said the 25 per cent "We've asked the who will attend a meeting of 'University. East Lansing, Michigan, 48824. MSU substantially for cut was the first the United Nations General supply departments and other units to PHONES first time as jved less gas the University for the month decrease the ever University had received. He also reported live within the new Student seriously hurt Assembly in New York next month. The technical News/Editorial 355-8252 355-8255 allocations," Nilsson said. "So discussions in Geneva will Classified Ads rch than it has figured that none of the other far we've only had a few Display Advertising 353-6400 major sssary to carry on normal producers would make up the people reply that they couldn't when car hits his bicycle continue as well. In an apparent shift in Business Office Photographic 35 5-3447 355-831 1 difference. make it under the new limits." An MSU ■aul Nilsson, associate "We've contacted all freshman was concussion and a broken leg. the Nilsson declined to say seriously injured at Buck was struck by an ■ctor of automotive and other major which noon sources, but the departments would Thursday when the bicycle he automobile driven by a female ■ty services, said Thursday results have been ARMY SURPLUS negative," receive priority for """1 has received gasoline if was riding across the Farm student. only Nilsson said. the University's Lane bridge supply runs was struck by a MSU police, who noted that ||50 gallons for March from He added that the decreased low, but Gene Garrison, the bridge area is one of the automotive manager, said highest accident sites on Lawrence Buck, 118 W. Thursday that the College of campus, said the snow and ice Holmes, was in intensive care on University streets has Agriculture and Natural at Sparrow Hospital in made Resources would be high on Lansing conditions hazardous for a late Thursday with a cerebral NONSTUDENT males apprehended by campus police bicyclists. n were priority list. ftling paper from the Waste Control Authority at the Computer "We've been instructed to Iter Thursday morning. The paper consisted of seven boxes of follow the guidelines set down liputer cards valued at $4.90 and 69 pounds of computer by the Federal Energy Office (itout paper valued at $2.07 in deciding on allocations," Garrison said. "Since 0 SWISS FRANCS valued at $677.96 were reported stolen i an Abbot Hall room sometime between Monday and agriculture has been listed as the No. 1 Idnesday. Police report no leads in the case. area nationally, we would probably follow that lAMPUS POLICE APPREHENDED three males Wednesday policy at MSU." Imoon for stealing books from the International Center Nilsson said he hoped the Ikstore. One male was also found with a concealed weapon departments would buy gas for ft marijuana in his car. The suspects were released pending cars leased from the University iification of the prosecutor's office. much as possible off-campus Knock-ou-V c loHes; Cocfc.-«y*J is cv f Cco/r^ty Miss J patches up her preferences. . .brushed cotton denim naturals enlivened with European-inspired detailing, the contrast zig-zag stitchery and the pseudo-snakeskin patching. Naturals for match-and-mix excitement in tan, sizes 5 to 13. Nylon knit pointelle top in chocolate brown, sizes S-M-L. Snap-front sleeveless cropjac, $22 Flared pants, $20 Short sleeve scoop-neck top, $12 A-line skirt, $17 *JaLP° See and hear WVIC's Jim St. John broadcast from Jacobson's Miss J Shop on Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Spring fashions will be modeled by the Miss J Fashion Board. cfyrfi&'Gouitfiy* , .7/ M.t A Jacobsoris , ... L. Gre>l "C.GMw.V* Manor vm* . . Set up Thoreau College William W. Whiting Beth Ann Masalkoski.. Editor-in-chief Advertising Manager Michael J. Fox Lynn Henning .... Managing editor Sports editor Energy By DENTON E. MORRISON what crisis: Howard Tanner, director of the so/u«ons norms and values compatible with new at this Gerald H. Coy General Manager John W. Lindstrom . Campus editor Dept. of Natural Resources, has aptly technology and social organization. Its University. Kathy Niezurawski Copy chief Susan Ager.. Staff representative Bob Nowsad Opinion Page editor No one doubts that individuals and termed the "gas tank" mentality that curriculum would reflect classroom and } ,m also inclined to think Jim Bush City editor . units within the University are responding characterizes present university and university that can afford Craig Porter Photo editor applied activities in all these dimensions, a clinic for a new ic to the energy crisis in useful and societal thinking about energy problems. as Thoreau indicated, "not only cats and dogs a I le opinion of Stale News editors. Staff er commentaries, points of view and le meaningful ways. Computerized car pools, It must involve clear recognition that the long-term theoretically, but practically." course depends and on whose very > new courses, new research projects, new answer to This would call for a range of skills and solutions committees, outside speakers and a host of energy/resource/environment/population interests from the natural sciences, other things all serve a purpose. problems lies in dealing substantially with engineering, agriculture and natural EDITORIALS But many of these efforts^and most of our society's efforts-are predicated on the controlling demand and not in attempting infinitely to increase supplies. resources through human various ecology to the social sciences and humanities. fooised and • inJoJluvVsy^m^ic^j assumption that if we all pitch in for the Consequently, any enduring solutions Since the aim would be to institutionalized manner a? next few months must involve much more than "tech-fix." develop the University cannot afford to iZ or years, we will be able resource conserving technology and the Council - should to get back to "normal." And, indeed, we may be able to get back to "normal," at least in the short run, by immediate They must incorporate innovations and learning that mesh technological, economic, political, demographic, social appropriate accompanying lifestyles for application to society, it is clear that the full age range from the very very programs that would he root causes of University and in society other address 1 problem??* young to the Several years changes and sacrifices along with more oil organization, psychological and life-style old must be included. Thus, the notion of ago, actmg antiwar buyin drilling, shale and coal digging, pipelines, tankers, exploitation of the energy dimensions in an integrated, holistic approach. lifestyle learning can easily be meshed with the notion of lifelong learning. Walter Adams called the to remind them that the faculty to» philosophy!!, ^ Thoreau College, then, must be land grant The spring ot our discontent waste of time and money. resources of underdeveloped countries and soon. The basic idea, then, is to study. colleges society's needs with was to respoi These teaching, research short "solutions," extension and that the appears to be over and the backlash However, East Lansing Mayor • range needs of however, only exacerbate a longer - term What we need, then, is an extraordinary college built around our inner cities which has threatened East Lansing Wilbur Brookover has said the time should be par ever since students surged to vote in set of problems. The more fundamental interrelated population, energy, resource, environmental and our minds. From involved in administering the policy thinking suchufo is not significant. He indicated that i^sue is: What can the University do to behavioral issues and focused on adapting Thoreau's fundamental College of Urban Development, 1971 has finally arrived. provide a systematic, enduring, philosophy to the changes that will be necessary if our modern, emerged. City council members Mary he will continue to support the institutionalized response to the serious, Now a different crisis is Sharp. Thelma Evans and John policy, along with Councilman complex, large - scale, urbanized, resource ■ gulping civilization is to that is upon ui long range problems related to energy? as old in its causative - survive. din—- Polomsky have apparently made up George Griffiths, until council can Such a response must involve the and as staggering in its implication^ their minds to revoke the city's come up with*"something that has fundamental problems which plague recognition that energy blacks multidisciplinary and innovative in minorities in policy favoring contractors with the greater impact and significance." problems are inextricably interrelated with a experiment with and develop the our cities. (It is clear in that the problems of the least defense department The smug attitude of some the problems of population, environment, manner far different than other efforts technological and lifestyle innovations poor' involvement. council members is belied by the other nonenergy resources and, most that also claim to be focused around these that adequately be addressed outside will conserve resources while Such an action would be a important, social institutions and values. catch - words. In particular, Thoreau context continuing U.S. involvement in The University's response to the energy maintaining and, hopefully, enhancing the energy / blatant display of the council's College must be concerned with quality of life. Clearly, this cannot be resource/environment/pop Indochina. Nearly S3 billion dollars crisis, then, must clearly incorporate this considerations.) unlearning what the rest of the University done by creating a college that is new found conservatism and has been requested for military recognition and involve long-range - and society - has been busy learning, conceived as a hangout for turned - off <( The cynical, of "Another crisis, another course, wui damning evidence that it still has its spending in Southeast Asia, while planning, substantial resources and the namely growth. colleee" entrenched will tin ear'to the ground. over 50,000 casualities were enthusiastic, continuing commitments of This does not necessarily mean that counter - culture types, as some might already say, "Our coli» students, faculty, the public and the envision this proposal to imply. doing or will do everf The city's institutional antiwar reported during the first year of Thoreau College will in any sense be legislature. Developing and necessary." But no one who unde policy is an outgrowth of an ad hoc antagonistic to the rest of the University. implementing the "peace" in Vietnam. Obviously, also, such a response will be It simply involves the realization means for societal adjustment to a energy problems thinks that thn committee report following the facilitated if it can be focused around a that, unreal, short term, or of since resources are finite, the economic slowed-growth, no-growth or anything lea spring 1972 demonstrations on The current purchasing charismatic symbol. Henry David Thoreau pie absolutely fundamental import And policy will somehow, someday, cease to negative-growth future will require reflects a realistic way for the is such a symbol and a new college built expand one who understands the Grand River Avenue. It directs that and that wisdom calls for creativity, intelligence, discipline, Unir around his basic philosophy of living in anticipating this imagination and work of the highest order; structure can honestly purchases be made from people of East Lansing to express with concrete knowledge, plans and established to respond to say that their desire for better harmony with nature is the antiestablishment, antitechnology and traditional-' "companies an end to American alternatives. having the least appropriate institutionalized vehicle. antigrowth rhetoric will simply not he will adequately identify and solve tin- involvement in the war or the least military involvement in Indochina Ideally, Thoreau College would be built problems. Nothing, of course, would be further sufficient to accomplish the task. Henry and other similar confrontations. physically, intellectually, psychologically The contractual business with the Dept. from the thinking of Thoreau than an and David Thoreau thus provides a useful University response must be ^ socially from the ground up by its bold, systematic and innovative of Defense." City administrators can make the ordinary college; indeed, nothing would be faculty and its students—undergraduate general symbol for those who would apply than skittish, fragmented Some council members have bid study process much less more inappropriate for moving toward a and themselves to change away from the and tradi graduate. That is, its physical No long-term solution to the energy crisis strangling direction of the present, but university in this country is echoed complaints of several city time-consuming, yet just as than an ordinary college. What we need, dimension would involve experimentation Thoreau College is not envisioned as a prepared than Michigan State in terns effective, with and development of resource administrators, including City by merely comparing then, is an extraordinary college built modem day recreation of Walden. its existing expertise, facilities bidders with a published list of conserving materials, construction philosophy to initiate an approp Manager John Patriarche, who has around interrelated population, energy, methods, energy sources and spatial Naturally it would be a fantastic come out defense department environmental and behavioral understatement to say that the idea of approach. sharply critical of the contractors, resource, arrangements. As Thoreau said, in the policy. Patriarche charges that the thus eliminating the need for local issues and focused on adapting Thoreau's Its social organization would involve Thoreau College needs to have much long run,* fundamental philosophy to the changes thought and development before it could only what we aim at. policy unfairly discriminates against inquiries. that will be experiments with living and sharing necessary if our modem, approach a reality. But the need is clear local businesses which are far arrangements both to help shape as well as and the resources can be found. I am Morrison is a professor of sociobfy mi At the same time. East Lansing complex, large scale, urbanized, resource - adapt to the emerging resource - removed from parent inclined to think, for instance, that has been doing resaarch company can encourage companies to avoid gulping civilization is to survive. oi Such a college must go greatly beyond conserving technology. Its psychological Ihoreau College is at least as important as movement and teaching a nd writing on decision making. M-oundr members ,invo|vemen V, un the dimension would involve learning new the other small "colleges within colleges" environmental tociology. have also* military-industrial compfex, rather 1 ;i .■ >n ; i . jniJat.'.i n-»fiih ..u»a grumbled that the policy has been impossible to implement and a than lend its support to institutions which profit from death machines. COMMENTARY California By TOM WICKER WinkPQ __ races lack usual impact ■ New York Times controller Houston Flournoy is one of the his mother to vote for him for the short senate minority leader to run for goven two serious candidates for term and for Philip Burton for the SAN FRANCISCO - Politics in governor, but long in preparation for a presidential bid another Republican, James L. term. California is almost always an interesting Flournoy, is 1960, he succeeded only in terminating! This year's campaign also presents at and important business, as befits the most among 11 candidates for state controller. own political career, as well as that least the possibility that California could populous state in the union. California is On a lengthy ballot, that kind of name republican Gov. Goodwin Knight, and on the western emerge with the highest - ranking group of clearing the way for Richard Nixon edge of things and has two duplication is nothing but trouble for both black public officials in the nation. Los of the nation's most fascinating cities, as become the 1960 Republican president! candidates. well as a reputation for being first to Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley will serve nominee. Here in San Francisco, moreover, the until 1977. Superintendent of exemplify what will later become national public retirement of Republican Congressman instruction Wilson Riles is expected to be Ronald trends. But this election year, something Reagan, the retired movieactt Gordon Maillard to become an re - elected. Assemblyman Willie Brown of seems to be missing. appeared in 1966, and sum ambassador, and court ordered San Francisco is considered the best bet to considerable ridicule to defeat Not that there aren't a - a third interesting become political developments, as always. For redistricting plan have produced the speaker of the assembly, term bid by Gov. Edmund G. Brown! following tangle: succeeding Bob Moretti, who is giving up Two years later, Reagan came close example, Secretary of State Edmund G. the office to run for governor. Brown Jr. has just announced that there An election will be held in November to stopping Richard Nixon's comeback all A much longer but still 1968 Republican National Convent# will be at least 22 candidates for governor fill the seat in Maillard's old district for possible shot is State Senator Mervyn Even 1970, a duller year, matched" on the ballot this year, and possibly seven the two months until Dymally of Los a new Congress Angeles, who is a strong candidate for the others. (The seven filed as "paupers," in major California political figures, Ci convenes January. Democratic Democratic nomination for Lt. Governor. refused to pay a filing fee, and the Reagan and Jesse M. (Big Daddy) Unfll Assemblyman John Burton will be a Flournoy — James L., not Houston — is a A Strip for Nix Supreme Court will have to rule claim that the state cannot prevent them from running for office merely because they are too poor to pay a filing fee.) on their leading candidate. At the same time, Burton will in a new run for a district that is full two - year term partly the old Republican black who is not given much chance to win the controller's office. Still, to a long - fascinated observer of Edmund G. Brown Jr., at the mow the favorite to win the Demoai nomination and the governorship, is yd Washington based group public and who makes a pretense of Maillard district and partly the present the California political drama, there is a — 36 - and untried, and old handsba that Ofthis Texas sized hard, five Democrats calls itself "The brutally that his big lead int - Emperor representing white, middle-class district of Democratic Congressman say rather and Philip missing element - the possibility of a Wears No Clothes" is values may not have much of a two Republicans are considered polls is due largely to his name. Notm urging a "serious" Burton, John Burton's brother. Philip really big story, such as the emergence of a nationwide of humor about this. candidates, including Brown doubt his talents, however, and he mi| "Streak for sense Burton also will be running for another major national figure, or a strong impact who some people think is his father, ultimately become a big national (if Impeachment" on April Fool's Even his feeble attempt to play former Gov. Edmund G. Brown, Sr. two - year term in part of his present on national affairs. (though long - odds bettors here also It district and in part of the district where Day. Henny Youngman-in-Nashville The confusion of names does not end the chances of Flournoy - HoustoM John Burton will be running for the short In 1958, for example, when the late Participants recently does not disguise the fact James L.) Even so, it is hard togetasexa are being asked to there. On the Republican side, state term. John Burton says this should enable William Knowland abandoned his post as as usual about California politics. wear Richard Nixon masks, crowns that the only thing funny about the and tennis shoes only. President is the way he plays the VOX POPULI piano. Even if mention of the streak-in somehow manages to planned not Streaking for impeachment speed up the important process may Female streakers make appear in the selectively edited of removing a President who To the Editor: There was a time when baring the daily news digest prepared for the has describing the new experience here at a months. It is encouraging to denigrated his office and the trust While no attempt is bosom in the street was regarded as time when the weather does not being made to seem to advice given to women to protect President, Richard Nixon of the American criticize the creators and the faithful primitive and barbaric; terms most encourage it. bodies. There is no doubt about the" undoubtedly will not laugh. people. But the commonly employed in stigmatizing the It would be apostles of the new streaking fad, it is of incongruous to brand it that streaking by women would consw A sight of naked citizens cavorting in interest to Third World by the West. One wonders as man who someone once observe something ironic in the primitive since it is being practiced by "an unprovoked attack," a visual a Richard Nixon masks may at least behavior. what term would be appropriate in civilized people. Maybe the crucial factor described as the type"who probably on potential rapists. . serve to make a cold and is not what is being done but who is carried an attache aloof doing Your guess is as good as mine abou case in high President a little more it. Or human in the perhaps we are on the threshold of a possible consequences of this school," who hates to dance in new where running around naked in lAprendan era eyes of the public. especially when undertaken by beau Ud the street is elevated into a As MSU headlines in the current hits the civilized act. national news lone streakers at night. I wonder if it counter productive to rape To the Editor: Dept. of Romance Languages there is even a "tertulia" every Thursday where one can word of advice, is in order to streaking frenzy, a female effort for females to streak, the act would make the assault realizianng^ As a Spanish speaking person whose streakers. No male chauvinist tendencies • sit around and talk to Spanish - speaking - task for the rapist. Watch out, »«• profession is not teaching Spanish, I people of different countries. In Justin - are implied in warning females alone. It is streakers, don't tempt rapists to believe I am impartial enough to judge the in their best interest and welfare. Morrill College, the teaching has you. situation of Spanish language at MSU. I have followed with keen demonstrated great efficiency in interest the I understand that a lot of students communicaivm with students. reports and news analyses on rape in the Bayo Of# place emphasis on courses of their If students are interested in the image newspapers and television in recent 815 K- Cherry I* specialization. Many of them think that of the United States abroad, they must learning a language is boring, arduous and not rely on English as a language with irrelevant to their lives. But I wonder if students realize possible and probable lost opportunities. which one can go all around the world. To think this way may cause a linguistic imperialism that would be combated all Reverse pavin There are plenty of Spanish - speaking around the world also. To the Editor: people in Michigan. Spanish is the second I assume that enrollment in courses of Pavement does transit systems from reside not equal married housing units, commu language of America according to the Spanish, even at elementary levels, can improvement-though that seems to be the number of citizens that bus and train depots. speak Spanish. change the life of many students in the worn-out thinking of Milton Baron Maybe students future and the reputation of America The widening of Kalamazoo are jeopardizing several director of the Dept. of future jobs by not preparing better for abroad. Campus Park and should be stopped and the P Planning. their specialization. Cars should be paving reversed. More asphalt I do not believe that learning Spanish kept off campus in the neither parks nor planning. Felicislmo Valbuena long run, and planning, time, money and ^ ^^ with new techniques is boring. In the 302 Cowley Avenue effort should be spent on improved mass 801-108 Cherry j„an State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 29, 1974 5 Outlook dim By DIANE SILVER Bv....... said they would f!!d„t.hey would probably not Pr°bably approve on university MSU bid for salary funds t o.-« State Newt Staff Writer increase over the governor's 6 an university,"" Wharton Wharton ..m said. department being increased . . over .. the per cent additional request, saying that MSU is we felt it was important that the Senate Appropriations Committee recommendation. governor's recommendation is extremely „era| members of both the House and Chairman Charles Zollar, R-Benton only trying to provide the best protection committees recognize the problem," Wharton said that the remote," Sen. Gary Byker, te Appr°Pr'at'ons committees are University had at Harbor, said that Civil Service employes for its faculty and staff. Perrin said. "We don't know what the tful that MSU's newest request for decided to request state funds for will only receive on the R-Hudsonville, said. "Our revenue result of our request will be but President general salary increases average a 6.4 per projections are very bleak this year. If we s to increase salaries will be approved, only in an amount cent increase next year. "In view of what they are going through Wharton felt it was important to go on the wish to increase the liversity administrators this week approximating the increase in the cost of "I don't believe our budget above the in terms of inflation and the cost of living record with it." living. Increases above that level would budget limitations governor's recommendations we are going , S p.m. ADDRESS. - Evening worship Man.. Tues., Thurs.. Fri. computing facilities at WSU through the use of the MERIT Network. (NO REGISTRATION FEE) □ Payment Enclose. 1985 Rlvarla Or., E. Checks Lansing,payable t, Mich. I. Qrian. 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MONDAY - SATURDAY at Call 482-0754 for information University Lutheran CREDIT CARDS HONORED: Both churcftea open for st study BANKAMERICARD, MASTERCHAROE 8:30 un. to>ll700p.it ligan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 29, 1974 7 At Hie Pro Bowl Miranda case viewed it's what's happening (U>nt. from page 1) theorized that the court will more likely narrow the H t for ,t. What.s n|m ^ g| Topics of discussion: Sufism, Quopenstry, Gurdjieff, the PUNK ,th State News offke '"^ Student University Lutheran 1020 S. Ne." L standard, rather than abandon it, thus pLiud™ Se Service' B,d«" b> 1 ' St-- at least .. begins — . beg"" " tonight with a continuoui showing teachings of Don Juan, Idries Shah. Featuring: bility of a landmark decision. 8 ln°.class_day' befor^ pubiicati< No announcements will be of films. Saturday the films will be Support the union farmworkers * Danny Hernandez # Ron Mishler accepted ssir?* the . >ill agrees, but with reservation. it is ruled that Miranda cannot be invoked retroactivelv in by phone. All announcements printed in shown in groups with workshops and discussion. Everyone welcome. created by joining the Student Boycott Committee on one of the biggest picket lines in the state at MSU Simulations Society will meet at 1 p.m. Sunday in 30 Union. * Ronnie Hernandiz * Bob Luna Coiej, Tucker case, nothing much happens, but if the rulins is "It's What's Happening" are read A special folk service will be the 11 a.m. Saturday in front of Team competition will be organized c«tion Arts a daily WMSN-640 AM "PUNK" will be playing every Tuesday jfied in any way that has the effect of overruling it," on campus setting for celebrating Holy for those interested. Starlord games Mogill radio. Wrigleysin Frandor. association Communion at 5 p.m. Sunday at will also be played. Thursday, Friday & Saturday - Four today. University Lutheran, 1020 S. Students ogill disagrees with a comment made by Patterson that Everywoman's Center, 1118 S. Harrison Road. intetested transferring to the University of in nights a week thru the summer. gs following Miranda have allowed blatant criminals to go Harrison Road, will hold and crafts sale from 2 to 10 ari arts Michigan into the schools of Dental MSU Simulations Society and the Midwest Gaming Assn. will ogill said: "The fact is that Miranda and the other three p.m. in India Club announces a showing of "Victoria No. 203" at 8 tonight 102B Wells Hall. All are Hygiene and Physical Therapy may meet with Pauline Steel*, director of the School of Dental Hygiene at hold Spring Con II from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday in the Union OPEN BOWLING fiduals whose cases were heard along with his were all tually convicted." jcally, it is expected the Tucker decision will have little welcome. Don't hold it off any longer! U-M, and Mike Donahue, asst. director of admissions at U-M, at 1 Gold Room. Four will be held for prizes. Tournaments SATURDAY NITE Attend p.m. April 10 in the 1963 Room in your first gay Wonders Hall. Meeting sponsored Soc t ive liberation meeting from 3 to S ty fo by the Student Affairs Office of tiring the summer, Ingham County Prosecutor Ravmnnrt Anachronism: Fighting practice will p.m. Sunday in the Union University College. Anachronism: Fighting practice will PRO BOWL be at 1:30 p.m. Saturday in the ■eller declared the Stanley Price case, dismissed because of • '■30 p'm'..Saturday in ,he Men's Intramural sunporch. Building. Men's Intramural Building. Weather .ida, a dead issue and he said recently that it is doubtful he Mayflower Bookshop: At 4:30 permitting, besiege Beaumont Sail plane demonstration flights Id pursue it again. Saturday and Sunday, p.m. today a free lecture on Tower. The society will meet at North 100 per cent overruling of Miranda is made, that Famine in Africa will be every agriculture and alchemy. At 2:30 8:30 p.m. SaturAa/ in the Union Logan at Gr. River - Phone 372-7502 weather permitting. Use our car might the subject of a workshop at 7:30 p.m. Sunday a Sufi workshop. Tower Room. affect but I don't see how Tucker affects pool to and from the airport. For Price p.m. Monday at United Ministries details call Carl Wagle. f," Scodeller said, in Higher Education, 1118 S. Harrison Road. Sponsors are aurice Schoenberger, the District Court Judge who made the Muslim Students Assn. will Southern Africa Liberation ruling, has said his decision received too much attention, Committee, African Studies Center, celebrate Prophet Mohammed's hoenberger, who now has his own private law practice Center for Peace and Conflict birthday at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at University Methodist Church. ested people should not expect all-inclusive rulings from the Resolution and Office of Black Snacks will be served. Toys will be eme Court. Affairs. given to children. All welcome. The Supreme Court can only hit on principle; it is up to the MSU Tolkien Fellowship will r courts to interpret it how they see it," he said. "What it commemorate the recent Baruch Kanael of the Near s down to is how many convictions are you going to get and anniversary of the fall of Barad-dur at 8 Eastern Center at UCLA will hat cost." tonight in North Hubbarb Hall. All fellow enemies of'Savron are lecture on "The Art of the Ancient invited to celebrate the victory. Synagogue" at 8 p.m. Monday in the Kresge Art Center Gallery. rug bill approved; A new folk setting for the Eucharist, "Glory Hallelu," will be introduced at the regular Episcopal service at S p.m. Sunday in the Public lecture, no charge. reform offenders Hillel this weekend: Shabbat eve Alumni Chapel. An informal supper services and dinner begin at 6:30 will follow at the home of the tonight, morning minyan at 10 a.m. chaplain, the Rev. John Mitman, Saturday. At 8:45 p.m. Saturday a he Michigan House Wednesday sent to Gov. Milliken, S20 N. Harrison Road. Haudalah service before the 9 p.m. lation permitting judges to place first-time drug offenders on social,' featuring a slide show bation and order them to participate in rehabilitation Wonen's Center, 547% E. Grand "Faces and Places in Israel" rams. River Ave: 7:30 p.m. Sunday there presented by Hillel Rabbi Gedalyah will be a self-help demonstration Engel. At 6 p.m. Sunday the deli nder the bill passed on a 81-23 vote, the court may require and discussion features Walter Adams, on starting a ions convicted or pleading quilty to illegal possession of drugs wonen's health clinic. Fhje, al women distinguished professor of attend courses of instruction or rehabilitation programs invited. 7:30 p.m. Monday, general economics, speaking on "Nixon, meeting. Future events and ongoing Jewish roved by the Dept. of Public Health, collectives will be discussed lie court may order them to pay fees for the courses, as Training for any woman interested roved by the director of public health. in staffing two hours a week and for all previous staffers will be from reply to Nixon speech 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. April 6. )ems to dish to pass for lunch. 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With room State News Staff Writer And the single that many students residence hall management is this year, and brought about "We're going to try to be signups 0 ■long toward the MSU students expecting to sign up for may be just a trying to avoid next year, is the criticism by students in smaller blunt about It, and tell of April, middled have the comfort and serenity dream loss of the west wing of West rooms that were tripled. students that their room could d0 not have Underwood sa'd tU of a residence hall single room Residence Halls Manager Fee Hall, which will be closed "We used to do that four or be tripled," Underwood time To * next fall may be in line for a said. •round and stall Robert C. Underwood said and used for office and faculty five years ago, but stopped It He before mJ! called instances of there will be a "definite limit J* with the'r Policies^ rude awakening come time laboratories for the schools of when overcrowding ceased to tripling smaller rooms "poor to pick up their on the number of guaranteed room Osteopathic, Human and be a problem," Underwood planning" and said the assignments. singles next fall." Veterinary medicine. said: "But I think we'll go residence Single rooms, already at a Along with the unexpected James Peters, director of back to that again now." halls management does not want to make the Underwood "»ny facts to be said them I premium, even after an high residence hall population space utilization, said only the There are many rooms on same mistake gather J increase of 200 this year, will that plagued halls with triples east wing of West Fee Hall, six floors of student apartments, the second and third floors of again next year. "It's not good administrative "^deration working with Gary and'he *? some halls, especially the older or public relations tactics to residence will remain for student ones such Snyder make the halls co0h3 as Phillips same mistake twice," housing. Hall which, because of the Underwood said. yd RHA C0TO Cable takes The remodeling of the west wing of West Fee, which will shape of the building, are much larger than other rooms in the decisions by that time * begin this summer, is part of a hall. long range plan for to married development of Fee as a medical facility that began in Many of these rooms are large enough to accomodate four people and will be marked 349-2698 Students living in married housing can have MSU classes right into their living rooms for a refundable $30 breakage piped June of 1971. Peters said. To cope with the problem of for first priority for triples and students signing up for these 'imperial garden" Featuring Gourmet food from All of Chin. deposit, payable at $1 per month for 30 months. triples, Underwood said, the Alto polynatltn drinks and American Food MSU Instructional Television Services began using cable TV larger rooms in each of the SPECIAL LUNCHEON $1.75 channels 19 and 20 Wednesday to broadcast 13 classes halls will be designated as the ranging (soup, entree, tea & cookie) from wilderness survival to accounting and first rooms to be tripled, a typing, in an effort to FAMILY DINNER (4 course) interest married student subscribers. FOR TWO $9.00 To receive credit for classes, students must pay full course credit fees. The initial deposit is refunded after students move SPIRIT (each additional dinner $4.50) / from the apartment. The following courses are being broadcast over the two Moti Apri • CARRY OUT •PARTIES WELCOMED^ • LUNCHEON COCKTAILS channels: AFA 201 and 202; BIO 201 and 234; BS 210 and 2080 Grand River, Okemos 212; "CRAZYJOT ***** ELI WALLACH R Finally Beal is presenting what could only be called an W YORK PAINTER'S WORK FEATURED admirable failure: Luchino Visconti's "The Damned." Visually Next..."ALICE IN WONDERLAND" impressive and boasting several fine performances. "The Damned" gets bogged down in pacing, and the simplistic psycho - Reception to kick off art exhibits York artist Budd an exhibition of his work, sexual explanation that Visconti offers as the reasons for the decay of segments of the Third Reich. . Union Activities Board.. paintings and figure drawings Hopkins' large oil paintings as tons will be the guest at a The 1 p.m. reception, which by MSU Art dept. faculty well as collages complete in jay reception in Kresge Art is open to the public, will also member Jens Plum. themselves. marking the opening of open an exhibition of still • life The Hopkins exhibition, Noted for their expression featuring collages, watercolors, of kinetic energy, Hopkins' PRESENTS vo Fellini films prints and paintings created since 1958, illustrates the works are displayed in the Whitney Museum, the Solomon artist's devotion to the "collage )T "wo of Federico April series Fellini's films will be presented in the esthetic." Described as a "second Guggenheim Museum, the San Francisco Art Museum and the Washington Gallery of Modern generation" cartoon nostalgia III tor's Choice Film Series April 2 and April 5. "La Strada," abstract Art. j's first film to win him international recognition, will be expressionist who has adapted The Hopkins - certain techniques used by Plum show ened Tuesday. One of the Italian director's most widely will run through April 21. .* Starring, in alpha'- such artists as Willem de lired films, it won the Grand Prize at the Venice Film Festival Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 1 5 botical order Doc. the New York Critics and Academy Awards Best Foreign Kooning and Franz Kline, p.m. Monday through Friday, . i Oscar in 1954. Hopkins balances vivid slashes 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday and 1 to 4 La Strada" stars Fellini's wife, Gullietta Masina, who portrays with contrasting p.m. Saturday and BUGS BUNNY ithetic. simple-minded waif traveling with an abusive, strong monochromatic areas. Sunday. 1AFFY DUCK i and charming, philosophical Among the works in the mD DUC acrobat. Kresge exhibit, all of which are Nights of Cabiria the 1957 Academy Award winner for Foreign Film, will be presented April 5. Again starring on paper, are studies for GOOFY na, the film is a devastating study of a prostitute, Cabiria, LITTLE LULU I on the outskirts of in love with a mild, Rome. After an ill-fated affair, Cabiria SPIRIT quiet man who promises to marry her. ware of his plans to make off with her money, she sells all her Mon Aprl sessions for her fiance. Tie two features will be presented in the Fairchild Theatre screenings at 7 and 9:15 p.m. Tickets are available at the the. B>reu/cry Am ALES Mil 4-5-61 for $1.25 prior to the showings. Friday-March 29* 800 & 10:30 Saturday - March 30 • 2:00,8:00 & 10:30 I SHOWS 9lT 8-00£& 10-30 Doors Open 6:45 p.m. ticket# SLOPiti advaqce/ $1.50 at door EV!NINGS-75< SAT.MAJINK-50< Discount Records; Elderly Instruments & the Union Union Ballroom Office second floor student Union 353-5300 C Academy Award »««»"«■■ "--in Every Afternoon Evenings: Mondays 8:30-10:00 pm 3 Nominations Tues thru Sat 7:30-9:00 pm Including Group Ice Skating Lessons for "BEST PICTURE" and "BEST ACTRESS" M.S.U. Students Starting April 2 "A very,very funny and A few openings are left for teams in very, very touching the Spring Ice Hockey League. romantic comedy." las! ti -Judith Crist, New York Magazine For full information Shown call 355-2380 7:00 p.m. & later I ERiOIAN MALL 349-2?00 MERIDIAN forW- RUT somtone you know m, )wfltelyoutosM i,,™.. ;°°1 Who could forget? The 'cw Mephisto Waltz , ACADEMY AWARD I I at: 5:15- 7:30 Hr 4:45-5:15 • WINNER tdulti $1.25 "THE to ClW*R0MWrS0N « POSSESSION OF JOEL DELANEY" \Mm*u*r*youin'62? A Joseph E.Levine and Brut Productions Pmcnmion George Segal in A Melvin Frank Film a Glenda Jackson Brace yourself for the ultimate / transplant. Touch The Of Class human EXTRA TONIGHT ONLY! soul. Mephisto 7:00 & 10:15, Joel Delaney • 8:40 Tonight-106BWells Hall J'Sleeper*" Sat. -107 S. Kedzie Hall Sun. Wilson Hall Aud. OTonlUati 5:15-7:15-9:15 Mf 4'«* . 8.1S J " See this fantastic Double Feature for only $1.25 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Fr»day, March 29, BLUES BAND TO HLL IN Ledges play Buckley out deep The James Cotton Blues Band, a favorite of playing is superb, and few can „i into the East Lansing blues cult, will play as the boogy than his supporting opening band in the April 8 Pop Entertainment musicians ^ concert featuring the Temptations. "Blues is soul," says Cotton , ■ Tim Buckley was oritfnally scheduled to just a,feeling you get inside By EDD RUDZATS piece of theater in which the The others in the cast also that h, (N State News Reviewer audience i9 bombarded at one lend able support as each perform, but he canceled Wednesday. out Cotton should know becau»!h J Oct. 4, 1965. Pope Paul it point and drawn into the depicts his or her idiosyncrasy. Hugh Suratt, adviser to Pop Entertainment, family at the age of nine is blues and the «a?ch tl 4 0f scheduled to visit New York action at another. Jim Burton as the AWOL son said he was happy with the James Cotton Blues unforgettable £ Band as a replacement for Buckley and that he W»™o„, .ho Co,u,„ City and speak at Yankee Under Peakes' direction delivers an especially fine felt the concert will be thematically tight. Stadium. Artie Shaughnessy "House of Blue Leaves" monologue at the start of the has Cotton has appeared in East Lansing several just come home from alternately alienates and second act, while Chelsea times in the last few years, playing before ringing some of his third-rate involves, though never Morgan as a deaf movie actress packed houses at the Stables. His harmonica songs at Amateur Night in the smoothly enough so that the and Ann-Marie Spata as a nun Pop Btt.iMam.nt «i Q THE EXORCIST ( FILM FESTIVAL PERFORM ANCE Dte»d b, WILLIAM PR0KM 1973 • BEST mjnmubu inkmu. SUPPORTING ACTOR £ NOW SHOWING Sundoyi 2:30 I 4:00 f Persons under IB will The Legendary positively not be admitted A ID CARD REQUIRED science fiction thriller "He is by unanimous consent the outstanding living exponent of the German Romantic piano tradition." - N.Y. Times ZhE iHCKVE PIOJECI PROGRAM STARRING FELICITY SPLIT BACH * Capriccio in B-Flat SCHUBERT Wanderer It Happened In Hollywood" Fantasy, Op. 15 Is totally graphic, uncompromisingly hardcore and BRAHMS 4 Piano Pieces, Op. 119 uproariously funny. If you can dig pom, this is really It. BEETHOVEN Waldstein Sonata, Op. 53 -San Francisco After Dark ...very pornographic and very funny, a great combination. "It Happened In Wednesday, April 3 at 8:15 p.m. Hollywood" is dynamite. in the Univeriity Auditorium -Film World The best hardcore yet. Much raunchier than ita Public: predecessors. Beautifully made. $6.00,5.00,4.00 ' -Variety MSU Students: $3.00,2.50, 2.00 Single tickets available now at the Union Ticket Office A Fantastic 20 Minute cartoon nude by an MSU - student Sho"«'™»: V. Saturday and Saturday 6:00,7:30,0:16 ,7:30,9:15 0&0 *:11:00 6f 11:00 Admi*-^ ^Sunday 1Q4 b Wells Sunday 6:00.8:00 & 10:00 $2.00j 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan J^ay. March 29, If ALL BELONGS TO YOU! Undergraduate students receive refunds of their 50c ASMSU tax in room 334 can Peter Revson buried Thursday; THE MSU UNION BUILDING IS YOUR ONE-STOP RECREATION CENTER: Student Services Bldg ™ or before April 2. Students receiving are not eligible, to 974. cfund use killed while racing in South Africa •BOWLING LANES • BILLIARDS YOU CAN become part of the organization student responsible »0r ASMSU services. a GAME ROOM co-ordinating activities in ttie Union NEW YORK (UPI)-Peter Revson, the millionaire's son who UNION ACTIVITIES BOARD. "His life was a tribute in itself," Lysle said. "One of the • CAFETERIA their orojecti are movie*, Among became one of the greatest racing drivers in the world, was dances, sales of newspapers called him a 'playboy racer'. A racer he was but a arts and craftt, lessons in • GRILL various skill eulogized as 'a man of skill and courage" Thursday at funeral playboy he wasn't. He was a true athlete." and charter flights. Any services attended by student ii Marjorie Wallace, the former 1973 Miss Lysle recalled that after Revson's brother Doug was killed in • BARBERSHOP eligible to join Union Activities Board World, and oiher of Revson's friends and relatives. 1967 preparing for a race in Denmark, "Peter went out to race 355 3355 "Peter's greatest virtue was perseverance. And what he honored again and won." •BROWSING ROOM most was a gentleman." former driver Roger Penske told Mandel, publisher of Auto World Magazine, said Revson had • NEWS CENTER All Souls Unitarian Church in Manhattan. become a hero-figure to Mandel's own son. H mourners at "He a man of skill, courage and accomplishment. • TICKET OFFICE was He was "Peter was a model for everyone," he said. "Peter always said truly his own man." • LOUNGES that to persevere is the greatest thing a man can do." Miss Wallace, 20. of Indianapolis, the first American to win the Revson's father and stepmother, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Revson, • POST OFFICE Miss World Contest, was composed and dry-eyed sitting in the his mother, Mrs. Julie Phelps Revson, and his sisters Julie Ann MSU front row during the services. and Jennifer, were seated in the front of the church. of Nearby sat Revson's grieving parents, who have seen the sport professional road racing take the lives of both their sons. Revson's mother wiped her eyes during the eulogies. Both UNION BUILDING sisters wept quietly. The elder Revson was stoic and composed On Campus at Abbott and Grand River Revson was wearing a gold locket from Miss Wallace with the but hugged friends and relatives emotionally after the services. 355-3460 Commuter lockers now available. words "If Not For Me-Marji" when his car smashed into a guard Also attending the services were Mark Donohue, 1972 rail at a road racing circuit outside Johannesburg. Indianapolis 500 winner and Dan Gurney. to whom Revson Penske, Cleveland executive Roger Lysle and racing journalist finished second in the 1971 Indianapolis Race. Leon Mandel delivered Eulogies to the 35-year-old Revson, whose Dr. Walter Kring of All Souls presided. body lay in a closed casket heaped with greenery and banked Following the services, Revson was buried in the Family with flowers. Mausoleum at Hartsdale, N.Y. next to the body of his brother. SPIRIT Mon Apr 1 Ji -the. £>rtu>cf What's so special about 7 TIRED OF MOVING? A GREAT i's Pizza? TRY THE MEADOWBROOK TRACE PIZZA 12/3 PROGRAM •We offer great tasting, moderately priced AND DELICIOUS •Quarts of Coke are available (watch for pizzas. Now, a 12 month lease which gives you specials June, July and August at just half HOT OVEN on these) * Double Dough Pizzas made on request. rent. 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On Aoril 12, 1974, time runs out for you to One of the world 's leading astrologers, Dr. Dobyns has enroll in the 2-year Air Force ROTC Program on this campus. And here's what a Ph.D. in Clinical ■ $100 you'll be missing: Psychology. She has spent over 20 years a month, tax free, during your junior and senior years. working in the fields of humanistic psychology, parapsychology> ■ the chance to win a full Air Force and astrology. scholarship (including tuition, lab fees, the works). ■ a challenging job as an Air Force officer upon graduation. plus Lecture: ■ a future where the Sunday, March 31 3:00 prr. sky is no limit. 240 Marshall, Lansing Contact Captain Bayner at MSU Quonset 67 or call (517) 355-2168 (Available only to college juniors or students Advanced tickets available having at least 2 academic years left before at Mayflower Bookshop graduation.) 54I Grand River Find Yourself A Future In Air Force phone 351-8178 for info ROTC. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 29, 1974 15 PIANO BARGAIN CORNER Who began recruiting rumor? REBUILT GRAND PIANOS FINE USED UPRIGHTS By LYNN HENNING State Nowi Sporti Writer rprrnitwf« alle8edly received a hoax phone call during the Should the NCAA start preliminary investigations it would Is MSU guilty of football recruiting violations or are some of ,™ ,g ^PA®!gn from 8 Pe™" identifying himself as being have to inform the University president, the athletic director and 5' EBONY FINISH 2 BALDWIN s latest rumors nothing more than the work of a sour grapes |2hU?« investigation by t 8"d informin« Bethea that MSU was under the NCAA. the faculty director. The NCAA would also have to notify the EXCELLENT CON¬ ACROSONICS Kjteur? district vice president, a position Fuzak also holds. Fuzak has 40" CONSOLE MSU officials If you go by what the NCAA and the Big Ten have to sav at quickly assured him that nothing of the sort was received no notification from the NCAA. DITION - LOOKS WALNUT FINISH 8 point, MSU is innocent. MSU Athletic Director BurXth invpuiLtf t xTo?t NCAA has 1101 instigated preliminary Rumors of the same sort which made their way to Bethea LIKE NEW. EXCELLENT. i Faculty Director John Fuzak are sure of that. frlm ?», o- 4t_MSU "or *** the BiS Ten received complaints apparently floated around in several circles over MSU's prize $2350.00 $895.00 Each "There has been no clear-cut statement that we were involved MSU. °D Men I 8 concerning recruiting irregularities by Big Ten officials have, however, heard the same rumors that catch-Youngstown, Ohio, running back Ted Bell. any recruiting irregularities from any school in the Bell was sought by over 200 schools across the nation and have been going around. Southern California had even employed the use of alumnus O.J. nference," Smith said Thursday. "I called the conference The commissioner said he had heard these rumors and I said I Simpson in trying to persuade him to come there. Bell ran for mmissioner (Wayne Duke) and asked if we were being charged certainly wanted-in fact, hoped and expected-that he would th any infractions and he said no." 8 over 4,000 yards in high school on his way to all-American 5'9" WALNUT SMALL CABLE Should a Big Ten school suspect another conference school of fS'n "i? "Ily'' Fuzak explained. football coach and staff have adhered to 'Tm confident our the rules." honors. FINISH. BEAUTIFUL WALNUT FINISH cruiting illegalities, it would have to notify the Big Ten office Fuzak explained that one story had Bell turning down a TO BEHOLD' CAN'T BE BEAT The Spartan coaching staff has just completed one of the most contract in the new World Football League because MSU was COMPARE AT AT $395.00 ccessful recruiting season? in recent memory. Four high school offering a better deal. The rumors knew no boundaries, Fuzak .Americans among the crop of recruits signed national letters of tent to MSU No girls in Litt said. "The MSU coaches almost started hearing them (rumors) $2750.00 before they started recruiting," he said. "I know our coaches One of those recruits-defensive end Larry Bethea of Newport were WSi Va. -was apparently one of the topics of controversy. running into this all over the place and I know our coaches says New Jerse knew they had to be scrupulous about observing rules. 5'9" EBONY FINISH KOEHLER AND CAMPBELL iASU lacrosse team A BEAUTY WITH 45" CONSOLE •?££KENSACK, N.J. (UPI) — A Little League baseball official said Thursday "girls will never make it in the WHY NOT TRY SOMETHING A COUPLE OF STUDIO, WALNUT major leagues," and with that told a superior court in SMALL SCRATCHES FINISH. PRETTY. Ridgefield the league would NEW? joes after third win rather cancel the season than allow court. girls to play as directed by the Raymond W. Plantoni, director of the baseball program, said JUST $2500.00 $650.00 The MSU lacrosse team will [k its third straight victory a State started the season with pair of victories last weekend. Led by Tom boys should not have to share their game with girls. "I have nothing against little girls, but I want to teach only BOWLING MacLAUGHUN'S PIANO and ORGAN MART turday when it hosts Hardenbergh's boys," Plantoni said. "No little girl is ever going to make it to the Bowling is fun, good exercise hland College. five goals, it defeated major leagues. If that ever happens, I'll admit publicly that I was and you need to exercise this Oberlin, 1606 E. Michigan, Lansing Ashland figures to be a solid 10-4, Saturday. Sunday's wrong." time of year. And with our 482-7356 or 487-5995 i with the return of several abbreviated game caused by automatice scorers anyone can OPEN 'TILL 9:00 p.m. MON. and FRI. indouts from last season. Jeff bad weather went to the play. inning was the 10th leading Spartans, 4-2, over Wayne orer in the Midwest Lacrosse i. last year with 29 goals State. The Ashland game will be HOLIDAY LANES d nine assists. . Rick Ferrari provides played at the soccer field south of Spartan Stadium with face off time at 2 p.m. - Art Auction ditionai strength on attack r Ashland. He ranked sixth in i the league in 1973. rong in the i\ets js j^i sano, No. 2 among goalies in res in the league last year. The Spartans lead their es with Ashland, 2-1, but lost year's game, 4-2. hland will be trying to ( ings up Saturday. \ Lotta' Fish A Little Price original works of graphic art—etchings, lithographs,— by leading 20th century artists; Pablo Picasso Johnny Friedlaender Marc Chagall Salvador Dali, Alexander Calder Joan Miro Georges Rouault Victor Vasarely and others. 1st SHOW THIS YEAR by MERIDIAN GALLERY: THIS SATURDAY, MARCH 30th at 8:30 P.M. HOSPITALITY MOTOR INN - BALLROOM 3600 Dunkel Drive - Jolly Rd. 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Spartans, pitching shutout ball big hitters are making their and giving up just one hit. Senior pitcher Steve Vander Rick Seid led the Spartan presence felt to coach Danny Lit iter. Laan was the only hitting attack with three hits, The Spartans banged out 14 disappointing mound while Amos Hewitt, Howard hits Thursday and an equal performer for MSU, as she was Schryer and Terry Hop each amount of runs to run all over knocked from the box for the had a pair. Southern Illinois, 14-4, in the third straight game. The Grand Freshman outfielder A1 second round of the Miami Rapids righthander was trying Weston drove in two runs to to make it back after a short raise his team-leading RBI total Twin Baseball Tournament here on the University of stint against the Hurricanes to 16. Miami; campus. The win Wednesday night during which Duane Bickel lowered his he was tagged for six of earned run average to 0.90 pushed MSU's record to 6-4-1 Miami's 10 runs. Thursday, Wednesday night with seven on the season. through, his problems strong innings against Miami. It The Spartans apparently continued and he left in the will be sophomore George decided to take out the first inning. Mahan today against Montclair frustration of their second loss Lansing Everett High School State and Jim Kniivila against in a row to host Miami, a grad Don Ballard then came on Miami in the finale Saturday. Wednesday night 10-3 and pitched three strong The Spartans head home thumping in which MSU had innings before leaving in the Sunday. Sick Foreman for foreign ta Includes CARACAS (UPI) - title defense against Ken Meanwhile, the ailing Case Heavyweight Champion George Norton. Foreman returned to a room in 35MM SLR SENSOREX® Foreman, ill with an intestinal Foreman, 16 members of his a downtown hotel to rest and upset, was "being held for entourage, and six members of the other members of his group 35MM SLR CAMERA AND CASE Our Re#. 179.88 ransom" late Thursday afternoon according to his spokesman, until someone pays Norton's group were stopped by immigration authorities Thursday morning when they milled about the hotel lobby waiting for the situation to be resolved. Reg. 199.88 - 8 Days SLR Minolta* SRT-100 is a 8 Day i Only 13988 F1.8 lens and shutter the Venezuelan income tax on tried to leave the country. Vergilio Tacamenfce, general K mart exclusive. Take 35mm speeds up to 1/1000 second. Interchangeacle len¬ his purse for Tuesday night's In New York, a spokesman for Video Techniques Inc., co - promoters of the fight, administrator Venezuelan income tax of the slides or prints with a fast F1.9 lens, Rokkor interchange¬ 88 ses and viewfinder, CDS lay, self timer. metering. De¬ KC Chiefs department, said neither Charge it at K mart! sign announced that the company Foreman nor Norton could able lens system. Shutter Save $48 "has made arrangements with a leave Venezuela until they pay speeds up to 500th of second. David Jaynes local bank in Venezuela for the an 18 per cent nonresident money to be posted in the income tax on their purses. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) form of a bond or in cash so - The Kansas City Chiefs robbed the new World Football that Foreman and the others can leave Venezuela." MIRANDA* League of its No. *1 draft choice Thursday by signing EASY-LOAD Kansas all-American R.». 229.S< quarterback David Jaynes to a multi-year contract. 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MSU had "expressed continued Irith the new these days at While the new surface is dissatisfaction with the lpartan Stadium being installed, MSU will hold installation and subsequent I Workmen from the *its spring football practices on O deterioration of the present ponsanto Co. have taken out the natural grass practice field (Tartan Turf) surface" and that le old Tartan Turf surface and south of the stadium. engineering analysis had h preparing to replace it MSU decided to replace the supported the concern. llth their own artificial grass, original Tartan Turf surface The Astroturf surface will Tstroturf. last fall. That synthetic surface replace the old surface of [Gene Kenney, assistant to is produced by the 3-M Co. approximately 75,000 square athletic director for The installation cost of the feet and will cover an licilities, said that the ftft pere, on residue top of the asphalt is still but it will be sanded off. T Kenney said that work is oceeding on schedule, Astroturf is approximately $170,000 and is being paid for by the athletic department. MSU is hoping to gain some compensation from the 3-M additional area of about 10,000 square feet around the perimeter of the field. R Ihough no work was done Co. The original installment, thursday because of the made in 1969, cost $250,000. peather conditions. R Athletic Director Burt Smith "It should be done by June explained last November that IF YOU DON'T SPEND ALL YOUR TIMF DODGING CITY STREET TRAFFIC' WE HAVE JUST THE O RIGHT INSURANCE THIS SPRING POLICY FOR YOU! MONDAY - SATURDAY 8AM-6PM 351-2400 METRO ICE ARENA FINANCIAL SERVICES CENTER INC. 935 E. Grand River Avenue, East Lansing, Michigan 48823 # ' W CALL 371-3255 LWE DON'T MAKE THE RULES; WE JUST TRY TO MAKE THEM EASIER TO LIVE WIT1L. /&BEST PIZAM3U TASTJD rt Little From Caesars 10am-5pm * Shipments 337-1631 More 1203 E. GRAND RIVER % Are Arriving We will be open today til 530 NH Open 7:30 to 5:30 BOOH STOiE 18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday. March 29 DODGE VAN: 1967 Extra long, TOYOTA 1972-2door Corolla, 4 TV AND STEREO rentals NEED THIRD for 3 women WANTED: ONE carpet and cabinet. 55000 miles, speed. Air, excellent conditionl girl ,« $24/term; $9.95/month. Free apartment near campus. Near automatic. Real sound, runs 349-9266. 5-4-2 Overlooks Red Cedar, rent campus, Eden same day deliver and service. 35M877. 3-2 29 fine. $975.00. 355-8733. 3-4-2 Call NEJAC' 337-1300. c-3-29 reduced. 332-3610 evenings. VEGA, 1973 - HATCHBACK. 4 54-2 NEED ONE PHONE 355 8255 FALCON 1965-43.000 miles, speed, $1900. Call 355-3023 COMPACT REFRIGERATORS excellent transportation. $250. - June. Campus Hi" - 347 Student Services Bldq. after 5pm 3-4-2 Best rates United Rental. NEED THIRD girl for 441 332-1027 evenings 3-3-29 - ' now. 2790 East Grand River. Twyckingham apartment wing VOLKWAGEN BUG,1969. Needs 351-5652. 7-45 term. $70. 361 8864. 5-4-2 •AUTOMOTIVE FIAT 1972 Spider, tuned exhaust work, best offer over $600. near sparrow";;- ^ New carp,,, Scooters & Cycles — AM/FM radio, 18,000 actual Billie 489-3992 5-4-2 MARIGOLD APARTMENTS very nicju* ' COMPACT REFRIGERTOR and ut.ht.es. Deposit. Parts & Service miles. 394-2859. 5-4-4 1 TV's. Free delivery. Dorm 91 I Marigold, East Lansing. couple. After 5 p.m. P,„,r^ Aviation FORD LTD, "7 1965 Good VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER to live in while you travel this summer Rental. 372-1795. 74-5 Large I bedroom, furnished apartment. Carpeting, air 37j; conditioning, heat included. 'EMPLOYMENT transportation, mutt sen before April 1. $250. 351-8293. 1-3-29 ig67 wjth rebullt Ful|y GARDEN PLOTS 25' x 50' - Renting for summer and fall. GIRL TO share equipped. $1250. Call 489-0513. Schoe smith & Shoe man Roads. two •FOR RENT . For appointment: 3SI-8545 furnished £.4.3 $6 per season. 7 minutes / MSU. 337-7328 apartment ft Apartments FORD 1967 - stick. Fantastic month, call Kath, 355 349-0765. 74-5 8497 EFFICIENCY FOR rent: Burcham p.m., 482-2585 Houses ®?0d ,pr'cel 355-4471. 694-3859 after 6 p.m. VOLKSWAGEN BUG - 1967, one Drive. Pool, eir conditioned, evenings, y Rooms owner, very good condition. GARAGE FOR parking - block 544 RESIDENT •FOR SALE — $650. Call after 5 p.m. from campus. 351-5891, after 5 $130 / month. Phone 332-3775. Available June 15. 3-4-2 Cottages MANAGERS^ 1400 332-1421 5-4-4 p.m. 2-3-29 Gunsoni FORD THUNDERBIRD efficient administrate Animals Mobile Homes miles9e VOLKSWAGEN BUG, 1971. You see, irfc Nor £\/mr dav COMPACT REFRIGERATOR TWO BEDROOMS, furnished, pool. Applications for pa^ com $2,000. Phone 393-2347 after 6 Burcham Woods sublet. $230 + skilled Fantastic conditionl $1200. Rentals. $7.50 per month. maintenance e •LOST & FOUND *"*; ^*"2 676-1495, after 6 p.m. 5-4-4 THAT A YOJHG MAM ASKS f&R MARSHALL MUSIC, East deposit. Spring term. 351-8562 welcomed. Apply ,mmMi or Vance, 337-1641. 3-42 letter only c/o •PERSONAL •PEANUTS PERSONAL FORD VAN, 1970. Turtle top, stove, refrigerator, cupboards, VOLKSWAGEN 1963. Rebuilt OUR SMS IN MUM SEP HAND $ Lansing. C-1-3-29 EAST LANSING, close - in. Three North Hagadorn, East 3-3-29 Manage, Lsqk engjne nevv tirM clean ^ •REAL ESTATE sleeps five, V-8, automatic. condition. $400. rooms and bath, unfurnished. 355-9848 43,000 miles-body and tires ©COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-BOX 9411 • BERKELEY CA 94709 Married couple or angle woman GIRL NEEDED for •RECREATION excellent. $2,500 firm. 3^_2 t . only. $160. Phone 332-5988, Spring term. Pieaant TwycVtaJ •SERVICE 339-80213-2-29. VW BUG TWO IMMEDIATELY! Sublet after 6 p.m. 2-41 337-1508.3-3-29 1968. Red, excellent - Instruction Typing Service FORD 1967, cheap transportation, $75 Call after 6PM. 485-5310. aswllM °34.2 r,d'0, *750- Employment ||j|] M April - Summer. $165 month. One block / campus. 351-6259; 353-6089. 2 41 $50/month, Close. Share includes nice room. utilities. Call ONE LARGE bedroom • imm •TRANSPORTATION ^ 332-5381. 24-1 occupancy. No security $180. 3553651 3-3-29 ^ VEGA 1972 Kammback wagon. FEMALE RECEPTIONIST-full PART TIME JANITOR. 10 - 15 •WANTED ONE MAN needed for 4-man. GTorrmV^r^; tLT&T™1*-48SM907 time. Basic , typing, hours weekly. Hours flexible, Quiet, West Fee Apartments. 1424 HASLETT ROAD East LARGE TWO bedroom ci* striping, $900, 485-3950 after bookkeeping and clerical skills. apply 427V4 Albert St. 353-1921. 2-41 Lansing. One large bedroom, available spring term. ••RATES** 4844446. 5-42 downstairs, before noon Friday. carpeted, well furnished, $175. ~__6J°° ^44 VWbus. 1972 Sportmobile 18.000 miles, camper - No pets or children. 3514799. 332-4351. 3-3-^9 YES...two 10 word minimum warranty, HONDA CIVIC. Six months on MALE SALESMEN must have 54 2 sharp! 485-8357 . . aiytime. 10 MINUTE drive from warranty, $2,400. 351-0858, previous experience. $20,000 a TYPISTS FOR SPRING TERM, car NO. 5.4.3 One bedroom after 5 p.m. 5 4-4 year for the right man. Mutt be part • time. 4-10 p.m„ 70 wpm. CLEAN TWO furnished rooms, furnisnn WORDS 1 3 5 10 IMPALA 1967.Good body, tires, VW SUPERBEETLE tires. 25 1973. Radial m.p.g., Excellent able to 4844446. 5-42 travel state wide 2-3 nights per week. person, Friday 1 - 3 p.m. 427H Albert St. downstairs, w Apply in johns per porch. $80 with utilities, quiet men, 482-0563. 3-3-29 apartment with garage, Reference required, prefered. 485-5366. 54-2 $t4Q new carburetor, battery, etc. condition. 371-2236. 54-3 10 1.50 4.00 6.50 13.00 $350 or best offer. 351-5481 PART-TIME only, set up ROOMMATE WANTED male. 5"4"2 bookkeeping for small new CASHIERS IN Lansing area. Retail ONE GIRL needs one 0 12 l.ao 4.80 7.80 15.60 VW BUG 1964. Excellent shape. Luxury townhouse, furnished, corporation in South Lansing experience preferred but not roommates. Twyckir,_, best offer. and balconies, too central air. After 5 p.m. IS 2.25 6.00 9.70 19.50 Evenings, wekends, area For more information call required. Must have Immediately. 351 6441. 3.J.J KARMANN GHIA: 1966. Great 655-1880.2-3-29 332-2175. 3-3-29 18 2.70 7.20 11.70 23.40 393-1450. 3-3-29 transportation. Starting pay mileage, best offer over $150. r if 1 20 3.00 8 00 13.00 26.00 .. variable to experience and hours MILFORD STREET - 126. Two FEMALE NEEDED Easing. 361-6084.3-3-29 - 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 j Motorcycles jlftej LIVE -IN-mother's helper, summer. available. See Mr. Vint at Min - a Mart Food Store, 2168 W Water's !■ River's Edge man $185, three man, $67 each Lansing. Parking. Own Bedroom KARMANN GHIA 1971. Good Send resume-21440 Glenmorra - (next to Cedar Village) man. Two blocks from campus, Deposit required. After 5 DEADLINE Southfield, Michigan, 48076. 5-42 Grand River, Okemos. 332-4432 485-7593. 34-1 deluxe, furnished, air 1 P.M. one class day zzmjslss 35 -2450 or 332-0622. !l3(zr Ask for Loyy motorcycle insurance r#t#f| ^ LLOYD'S of Wednesday, April 3, bwtween 7 - 9 p.m. 443 GIRL FOR 4girl conditioned. Immediate GIRL WANTED for 4-girl, Ced, before publication. DRIVERS WANTED for part time apartment in occupency or fell rentals. Lansing at 332-5335 or 482-5585. deliveries. Mutt have excellent Twyckingham for spring. 351-2647. 484 8494. 489 1656 Village, Spring. $65 332-5464. driving record. Must have own MURRAY HOTEL, Mackinac 332-5245. 54-3 20-4-25 54-3 KARMANN GHIA 1971 VW. Peanuts Personal ads car. Good pay. Apply in person Island, Michigan needs: Short Red orange, four speed, radio. must be pre paid. rear window defogger, excellent YAMAHA ' TRIUMPH* TRIUMPH. at DOMINO'S PIZZA. 996 order cooks, bartenders, night NEED MAN for 4/man. $67. 50 / CAMPUS VIEW IMMEDIATELY. SUBLET - clerk, bus people, dishwashers. month. Furnished, attractive. bedroom, air conditioned, fta condition. Call after 5:30PM. R'CKMAN - Your full service Trowbridge Road between 5-7 Cancellations/ Corrections 349-3243.3-3-29 de8ler Lar9® stock of <***■ pm. 5-42 Respond to 3821 Bishop, Detroit, Michigan 48224. Spring sublet. Move in anytime. 351 3865. 3-41 APARTMENTS K Block. 337-7021 3-3 29 custom accessories, helr^wts and 12 noon one class day B-1-3-29 now leasing for MAVERICK 1Q70 mnn leathers. SHEP'S M9TOR SITTER WANTED. One child. ONE WOMAN / 3-woi before publications. aufoit^c no ioai'i 4w tires no SP0RTS-' NC- 2460 N°"h Cedar. Holt. Just south of 1-96 Spartan Village 25 hours/week. 355-1121.3-3 29 SECRETARIAL POSITION - NEED ONE man efficiency apartment. Clean, for 3-man summer & fall Beautiful + parking, air. 351-1736.341 extras. ( 332-1943. 1-3-29 The State News will be - overpass. Phone 694-6621. Mature person with basic typing dfuiet, utilities included, alias PART-TIME sales work. skills, knowledge of filing $90/month. Phone 3324709. TWO BEDROOM FEMALE NEEDED responsible only for the mercury comet, 1967 - 4 furnished, air, Promoting Britannica III. Call system. Must work well with 54 3 quiet, $175, utilities included. for duplex, own room, $75. first day's incorrect people. Applications in Meridian Mr. Murphy, anytime 393-3819; 351-6288. 5-42 356-8319. 332-3258.34 insertion. and minor repair available at 351-1560. 5-42 Mall office. 6-44 ONE OR two girls needed to share Campus Hill Apartment, $66, SUBLEASE ONE bedroom NEEDED, GIRL for Twyck#si ZZ'cf GARAGE. "Trtr 323 CarrierT""8 - Bins are flue 7 days from MUST A NIG 1969 - 2/door RELIABLE DESK CLERK needed. Call BABYSITTER the ad expiration date, if c.,nH,rH c ' Street, - mini bus, pool. Call 349-2507. apartment. Furnished, close to until JUne. $72.50. 351-9513* Monday - Saturday from 9 a.m. • not paid by the due date, a 501 late service cnarge will good. 3'4*1 £50 2^wS SZ ___ between 12 and 6pm for appointment to interview. 6:30 p.m. for 2 preschool 2-3-29 cempus, 355-1222.3-41 available now. 355-8316. 34-1 MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - children. North Lansing area. _ Phorw 372-0567. 0-3-3-29 SUMMER RENTALS NATHAN - COUNTRI New low rates. FIEDLER Wages negotiable. 485-0758. WANTED IMMEDIATELY! atmosphere, sp< MUSTANG, 1969 - Power steering INSURANCE, Phone 676-2449 WAITE R - WAT IR E SS, at tractive X-3-4-1 Man for one bedroom, block / brakes. New parts. bedroom accommoditss Leaving 0-1-3-29 girls wanted to work days. Call 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS from cempus. 337-7571. 34-2 people. Carpeted, pa country. $1000. 355-1079. 5-4-3 Jay's Chalet. 4849431, or stop TEMPORARY Automotive \&\ • in, 1515 Center, Lansing. 3-41 FULL work - 2 PEOPLE garden space, 10 minut. approximately 2 weeks, (8:30 • $150 MONTH EAST LANSING Duplex - 2 MUSTANG 1967 Fastback 289, 4 speed, $300. Call 694-8379. I AlltO SCTVlCC / 5 p.m.), $2/hour. Apply at 3-4 PEOPLE bedrooms, air conditioned, walk campus. $160 - utilities. 351-3809 or 377-9191 $185 L Jl w J FOOD STORE needs night and A.E.S., 409 Lent* Court, to campus. $250 / month. 34-1 BUICK 1968 Electra 22a V-8 weekend help. Prefer married Lansing. (North off West Saint $180 MONTH 485-7147 before 5 p.m. 3-42 automatic, air-conditioned, man. Apply 947 Trowbridge VW GUARANTEED REPAIR. Joe, between Logan and SUBLEASE EFFICIENCY AM/FM.$500. 355-0749 3-3-29 NOVA 1973 CUSTOM. Two-door, - 54-3 ONE 307 V8, power steering, radio, RANDY'S MOBIL, Okemos Weverly.) 3-2-29 CEDAR PERSON, needed *>ring term. Two bedroom, own room, apartment - option for BUICK STATION wagon road and 1-96, 349-9620. C-3-29 $157.50 I month, 1966, very clean. $2350, will trade. BABYSITTER NEEDED, Monday VILLAGE $125 or best. Will trade. BABYSITTER NEEDED Tuesday pool, golf, lake. Haslett area. Call 332-5675. 34-1 627-5271. 54 2 through Thursday mornings. and 339 2384. 3-3-29 351-7904. 1-3-29 MASON BODY SHOP - 812 East Thursday mornings. 351-8098. 3-41 315 BOGUE ST. 351-5180 PINTO 1973. Four speed. 13,000 Kalamazoo Street since 1940. 351^8098. 3-4-1 551 ALBERT Street - on CHEVROLET 1965.Good engine miles. Excellent condition, 26 mpg. Complete auto from campus. Large 2 bedrooa painting and TOPLESS SHOESHINE girls BRIDAL SALES • full time. Bridal $100 or best offer. 351-8814. 371 5164 after 3 p.m. 5-42 collision service. 485-0256. GIRL. AMERICANA 4person. Furnished, air • condition* wanted. Apply in person 503 or women's apparel experience 3-3-29 C-3-3-29 Immedieta occupancy, GRADUATE STUDENT married balconies. 2/man $150: 3-4 South Washington Ave. X-54-3 or necessary. Permanent only. No PLYMOUTH OUSTER - 1970. furnished. Call 337-0659. 3-41 couple sublease apartment near man $180; Resident short term employment. CHRYSLER 1967 New Yorker. Excellent mileage $1050. Call VOLKSWAGEN / FOREIGN car ' NUDE MODELS wanted for BRIDES SHOWCASE, 1047 campusl Spring / summer, apartment No. 3. 332-2$ Rebuilt engine. Good condition, after 6 p.m. 676-5662. 2-3-29 furnished, references. 351-8215. 351-6676. 104-10 repair. Mechanical and body. freelance photographer. East Grand River, East Lansing. ONE BEDROOM. Private good tires. $500. 393-2609. $8/hour. Call 351-2012. Monday apartment in houaa. Beal Street 543 Buy, sell and trade. IMPORT 3-3-29 3-3-29 PONTIAC 1969,V-8 Catalina. Four One block** from LOGAN ARMS Apartment AUTO PARTS AND REPAIR, through Thursday. 2-3-29 campus. ONE GIRL door, hardtop, high mileage, sublease Old Cedar Southwest side of Lansing. IM 485-2047. 0-1-3-29 WORK STUDY students: Part-time Furnished. New peint. All CORVAIR CONVERTIBLE 1964 Village spring term. $70 / for married couple or gradu* mostly highway. Good motor, GIRL WANTED to feed and care utilities included. 5Vi month 4-speed, good transportation. now, full time summer at $2.50 month. 351-3649. 34-1 checks okay on scope. for invalid. 2 hours between 11 leaaa, $140/month. 254 month students. 2 bedroom apartmaal $200. 351-6605. 3-4-2 WHEELS: 13" x 5V ET Dish for typing, clerical at Lansing Automatic transmission and a.m. 2 p.m. laaaa, $160/month. Available from $170. Resident manip mags for most imports. - Monday - Friday, if office of PIRGIM. flexible MALE STUDENT. door locks. Power steering and possible transportation immedietely. 6:30 7:30 p.m. Kitchen 394-0733, or call THE WAITS $124.95/set of four. Also hours, call Misty, 487-6001, 10 COUGAR 1967 AM 8-Track brakes. Factory air, and radio. necessary. 351-5566 after 6 p.m. 351-6068. 1-3-29 privileges, perking. IV4-8151. NELLER COMPANY 489-«56l 14" x SK" VW. $124.95/four. am-3pm. 3-3-29 2-3-29 stereo, nevw tires, sharpl $950. 349-1629. 3-3-29 54-3 351-3415.3-4-1 CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 2^29 East Kalamazoo, one mile west TOPLESS SHOESHINE girls SUBLEASE 4 men, spring. Pool, air PONTIAC 1969 CATALINA 2-door PART TIME Positions for MSU of campus. 487-5055. c-3-3-29 wanted. Apply in person 503 conditioned, bus to campus. hardtop. One owner, 58,000 students. Excellent salary level DATSUN 1973 240 Z. Sharp car. South Washington Avenue. 5-42 $165. 349-3269. 3-42 miles. Good condition. Trailer and meaningful business Good gas mileage. Reasonable. BODY REPAIR. Quality, reduced hitch included. $900. 655-3633. experience. Automobile require) FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted for 355-5780. 5-4-3 BABYSITTER WANTED in my 3-3-29 rates to students. Also 351 5800. C-1-3-29 home on Sandhill Road ten 2/glrl. Close, $75. 351-0336. (pjaranteed rust proofing. VAN DODGE CORONET 1967. Six minutes from MSU. One 3 year 3-42 SPORTVAN, CHEVROLET, 1968. WORLD. 645-2123. 0^3-3-29 COOK AND substitute teachers old child. Monday, Tuesday, cylinder, good mileage. Steel All windows, V-8, very good, wanted for Mason belted radial tires. $200. Days, area Day Care Wednesday mornings. Good ONE OR TWO girls. $57. Free Center pay clean. 337-0846. 3-4-2 676-5635. 9 332-2357. Evenings, 371-5964. 2-3-29 i ' J-3-29 4 pm 3494084.^-3-27 busaes 5-44 to cempus. 332-3614. TOYOTA CORONA 1971-2 door, LAWN AND landscape services, hard top. Automatic WAITERS AND WAITRESSES some experience - necessary. CALL 332-4351 DODGE DART Convertible 1966 transmission. Good condition. PARACHUTING. STUDENT Part time. close, large Apply in person, AMERILAWNS & LANSING Americana Apartments, Small V-8, 4-speed, $175. instruction. Details 351-0799. OOOLEY'S, 131 need $1,200 or best offer. Call after Albert Street LAWN SERVICE. Call after 6 351-6605. 3-4-2 roommates Spring, $85. 3-42 7PM 3942038. 5-42 Drop zone. 543-6731. 3-3-29 1-3-29 p.m., 393-0432. 5-4-2 TWO BEDROOM. furnished, Join the Band carpeted. Availabe spring term. How to form Private pool. Call 332-5675. your own ear pool of Merry Men 5-42 and Women As a public service at no charge, the State News will SPACIOUS 2 provide a free classified BEDROOM advertisement for those people who would like to set at apartment. Fireplace, country up or join a car pool. setting. Married couple preferred. $165 I which Includes Drivinp?_ BURCNAM utilities) 641-4493 after 4pm C-3-3-29 i TT 5 6 T~ T" 7- io" From WOODS % % 1 ' ONE OR two girls to share two " 11 1) Returning _ Spend bedroom Colllngwood. apertment $54/month at IM T5 W ft. Time? _ month your summer poolslde and leave the utility bills to us. hassle of end of the 332-2933. 5-43 % The State News I not accept •7 1 W participants. v responsibility for arrangements or conduct of * * Heated Pool Ample Parking * Laundry Facilities OWN ROOM for girl most of term. io %ft" % V/, 1m IB % * Nicely Furnished 11 The information n uested below must be supplied in order for ad to appear. * Air Cond. Reduced rent. 337-7024. 2-3-29 u V '18 % w V> Full Name _ FRANOOR clean, 1 - ATTRACTIVE, bedroom. $155 b v4 35 % 33 37 39 Hops'0"11 Russia" % % - $140 unfurnished, $170 - furnished. govt11"1' Address $149 Z. $169 Immediate possession. 489-1323 in 35 sr W City or cell (1)587-6680. Prefer greds » % W~ vs % III Ml 41 group Always married. 5-4-4 $%m PALL RATES (12 mo. lease) or "This coupon may be brought in or mailed to: Efficiency Bedroom ^on, Men needed for four M>l % 3r VA Mr 4? 43. Matron Poke . men Riverside 44 William C* Pool Classifieds, 347 Student $154 Z. $184- $234- Apartment. Spring. $65 hom« Services Building. No phone calls w 4A accepted. -Includes UtlUtles- 337-1461. X-1-43 4. A 45 Stake NO CHARGE. % 5T 1 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 29, 1974 19 *** ]g j Hones jg £ ta< For Sale llEED ONE girl - Cedar Village. )[§ For Sale Lest & Fund ]g) Service [ fptfSema ';*() * OWN ROOM in four man house. TWO MEN to share Spring. $100 or In*. 351-4797. large house, FALL: SINGLES and doubles. WELCOME Mile from campus. $66 completely BACK STUDENTS', | 3-4-1 monthly. 489 3489. 3-3-29 furnished, own Furnished, utilities, kitchen, TV, DICKER & DEAL says hi! Stop FIND SOMETHING FREE LANCE PHOTOGRAPHER TYPING. LONG, short assignments room. Kalamazoo Street. If you've found lounge, laundry, parking. Close. a pet or article of I'll in and see us soon. We've photograph your wedding my home, experienced llEEDED - 1for Americana man 489-9453. 3-4-2 $70-5100. 332-5722. 0-3329 got value, we want to help you return with personal touch and at a a campus typist. 485-6274. 34-1 MSU stereo component systems, tapes 1 Apartment, ipring term. $70 / CLOSE-Female needed to it Just come into the State News reasonable and rate. Call 882-6532 month. 337-2678 after 5 PM. sublease, $67.00/month. Call OWN ROOM In houae, cheapl All albums, complete music Classified Department and tell EXPERIENCED TYPIST Okemos. ROOM AND Board in us after 6 p.m. Let me show you 337-2329. 5-4 2 Sorority department. Head supplies, I 5-4-2 conveniences, campus • House. Close to you want to place an ad in EAST some of my fantasy wedding IBM (pica or elite type). proximaltus, 337-1295. Churls campus. sporting goods department, LANSING STATE BANK'S found 3736726 weekdays or 349 1773 Umuxt* ^ TWO MAN. Spring/summer. Next 332-3551. 54-2 portable TV's, typewriters, photos. 3329 and charlatans needn't column. As a public service EAST nouses apply. evenings and weekends. 0-1-329 to campus. 351-1863 or radios,tape recorders, car tape 351-9214. 3-3-29 SINGLE-CLOSE to Union. decks. Hand and power tools, LANSING STATE BANK WILL RUN the ad at no cost to you. EUROPE THESES, RESUMES, typing and WOMAN TO sublease own room. Compact and well furnished. furniture, rings and watches. from EAST LANSING printing. Reasonable prices. FEMALE. GREAT room for WOMEN: ULREY Co-op, 5 Quiet person only. $16/week. Also we do electronic Great location. repaires. STATE BANK n springl Furniihed. Private •undeck. Share clean, quiet i house. Close. No openings spring term. $250 room / board. 332-5095. 3-4-1 Living room, kitchen, fireplace, screened porch, parking, 332-4429. 3-4-2 References. 6638418. 3329 SINGLE ROOMS Kitchen and DICKER & SECONDHAND STORE, 1701 DEAL C-3329 $239 COMMERCIAL PRINTING 351-4116. C-3329 parking. South Cedar, Lansing. Bank FOUND: ORANGE and white cat, TORONTO & DETROIT EXPERIENCED IBM I $ 98 / OWN ROOM in bathroom facilities available. typing. m o nt h. 349-4593 trailer, $65/month ROOMS AVAILABLE cards welcome 487-3886. DEPARTURES Dissertations, (Pica Elite). plus utilities. Parking, - 217 River, Snyder Road, East Lansing. - 351-5706. 3-3-29 close, Near Cedar Walking distance from campus. Open 9-9 Monday, Wednesday, Phone 351-5110 evenings. FAYANN, 489-0358. C-33-29 351-5685. 2-3-29 Village. Call Dick, 482-5147. 8-4-5 Plus Int'l. Student I.D. 332-2591. 3-4-2 Friday. 9-6 Tuesday, Thursday, C-3329 cards, Eurailpass, intra - [FOUR BEDROOM East side OWN ROOM in house. Saturday. C-3-29 European charter flights and COMPLETE THESES Service, available June. $200 / month. $58/month. NEAR MSU 139 south Magnolia. - CROSSROADS LOST - FEMALE Kitty. 3-7-74, 9 y other services. Discount printing. IBM typing Rooms for spring. 489-0902 Spring. 208 South Howard. Call 3 bedrooms, furnished, and up to 4 CYCLE months. Brown Abyssinnian. binding of theses, resumes, evenings, 484-9366. 2-3-29 3-3-29 persons. Lots of parking. $200 month. 484-8131. 3-3-29 210 ABBOTT RD Reward. 351-0636. 1-329 TRAVEL publications. Across from campus, corner M.A.C. and OWN ROOM |MEN kitchen, STUDENTS: Large house, parking, house - $45/month, full kitchen. 508 in \ EAST LANSING FOUND: MSU Class ring. Men's WORLD Grand River, below Jones laundry. SUMMER: SINGLES and doubles, room. Administration Building. Stationery Shop. Call Excellent location. South Cliffoid, 487-3063. 5-4-2 •IS Makes CALL COLLECT 332-1918, furnished utilities, kitchen, TV, Room 344, Administration COPYGRAPH SERVICES anytime. 2-3-29 lounge, laundry, parking, close v from around the world 10 -SPEEDS Building. C-2-3-29 1-313-665-3603 337-1666. C-3329 CHRISTIAN needs HOUSE near Union $70 - $80. 332-5722. 0-3-3-29 [J *10 'adult bicycles SAIES. SERVICE ACCESSORIES 10 S. Forest No. 4, Ann Arbor speeds |\IEE D A person to share house in 351-7844. 3-3-29 man. $60 monthly. - I *free repair classes •1ST VALKS, CHECK US NT FOUND: Small black dog. Long FOR THE BEST SERVICE Wanted J East Lansing. 550 GIRL WANTED to share ON Virginia. nearby hair, Grey under chin. Beige 351-8183.3-4-8 stereoequipment see the farm. $80. Utilities included collar. 353-1065. C-2-3-29 JlUIET COUNTRY living. New two GIRL NEEDED for own bedroom and bath. Near campus. 694-1711. 5-4-2 ... J/'M-W, 332-4081 Sat., 9:30-5:30 F., 9:30 - 9:00 velocipede LOST - JIM smallblack mutt, STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River. C-329 WANTED SOMEONE - fluent in German to help retiree brush up bedroom air, duplex, fully carpeted, appliances and full 332-8867. 4-4-1 SINGLE private ROOM bath in for responsible house with Sun.. 12-5 3eddler» shaggy hair. 355-6286. 5-4-3 in terms Deutch-Gespracht: Hours and negotiable. 339-2353. basement. $210 / month and ONE - TWO roommates. $50 or STEREO FOR sale, excellent RING LOST — at the 3-329 student. $70/month. Call after 6 $70/month plus utilities. Quiet condition. Call Vickie 355-7384 Brewery ies, plus deposit. Phone p.m. 351-9043. 3-3-29 VISIT THE DAY BEFORE March 23. Sentimental, reward. neighborhood. 485-6494. 3-3-29 after 6 p.m. 3429 PIANO STUDENTS wanted, adults WANTED: Solex | BMT 675-5454. 2-3-29 CLEAN FOREVER NOW in East 349-4655. 1-329 or children. Reasonable rates. bike, condition. 627-4818 after 6 p.m. good COMFORTABLE room Lansing at 254 West Grand RESPONSIBLE FEMALE (25-35). MODER SECRETARY desk, $25. 4845055. 5-43 Weekends anytime, 3329 ■AST LANSING. New 4-person for male student. River. (Next to Arby's). Cooking and Desk with chair, $50. Spool T duplex. Finished rec room, Employed working on or parking. Phone 484-1006. Antiques, jewelry and unusual I deluxe appliances, central air, Masters to share clean luxury townhouse. 3-3-29 legged dining table with buffet and 5 chairs, $100. Sears items. Open 12-6 daily. 3-329 Typing Service DRAWING height. TABLE At least - 24' adjustable x 36' Completely I bus, available soon. furnished. Close. $130 includes Kenmore washing machine ANTIQUES 8t UNIQUES. Buy and Personal / 3494116. 2-3-29 351-8920. 5-4-3 ROOMS SPRING quarter near everything. 337-1815.6-4-3 $140. 627-3098. 4-43 sell. 220 Albert Street, under TYPING DONE in my home. .50 campus sorority house. Call TWO WOMEN need rommates,- Lums. C-3329 per page up to 10 pages .40 per JAST LANSING. One bedroom THREE BEDROOM house 3310Lake Carol 332-8835. 5-4-2 JVC NIVICO Receiver $140. - PASSPORT, APPLICATION page over 10 pages. 489-2128. house or apartment for next I duplex. Appliances furnished, Lansing Road, MSU. Up to near JVC Nivico turntable $140. - LARGE SELECTION of Creative Weddings and Natural 0X34-1 year. 1-329 353-0507, 3530520. r bus, available now. Phone MEN DOUBLE rooms for rent, one used three persons. $175 per month. Sanyo cassette recorder - $85 Portraits. LUKE -8920. 54-3 block from campus with books and library books. 15c 484-8131.3-3-29 (new). Call 487-3711 days, and PHOTOGRAPHY, 351-6690. parking. Spring term. Call 4844815 evenings. 5-44 Jerry's Flea Market. up. C-33-29 FIVE GIRLS need five bedroom 351-3921 or 337-2582, ask for Phone, 669-9311.33-29 house JOUNTRY I HOME, two bedroom. SPRING TERM. House on neer campus. Fall. eight miles from campus. $175. Doug or Bill. 3-3-29 351-4829. 1-329 I I After 2 p.m. only, 332-6802. Westside. Own room, $58.33. Phone 371-1039. 3-3-29 LARGER ADVENTS condition, super - perfect soundl REFRIGERATOR APARTMENT size. - WEIGHT manuscripts, general typing. IBM - 24 years experience. 349-0850. Share 2 3-29 MEN SINGLE, rooms for rent, $150/pair. 332-3463, evenings. Small C-33-29 Driving £3> r 7 MAN HOUSE. Summer FEMALE NEEDED - own room. one parking. block from campus with Spring term. Call freezer. 5-42 Please call 882-4990. REDUCTION IRENE ORR Theses, term papers, I and Fall. Furnished, parking, Transportation necessary. I very close. 332-5722. 0-3-3-29 $75/month. Share utilities. Must like pets. 485-8588. 3-3-29 351-3921 or Doug or Bill. 3-329 337-1582, ask for FENDER BASSMAN amplifier. Excellent condition. 3531891. GOLF CLUBS • Wilson Snead. 4 woods, 2-9 irons, pitching PROGRAM general typing. Formly with Ann Brown. Call 482-7487. C-329 EEDED X-1-42 Information meeting today Easts* o«E ed ONE or ONE BLOCK from campus, $17 1-313655-8259. two people wedge. $125. 337-1249.54-2 PROFESSIONAL IBM dissertation ark.ng. Own Bedroom ■ immediately to share house in EAST LANSING Six per week. 215 Lewis Street. Call through Friday at 3:30 pm bedrooms, C Driving - squired. After 5 »■ West two baths, spring/summer terms. Mcintosh 6100 intergrated and Friday evening at 7:00 typing. MA English degree. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, i Lansing. Own rooms, 489-4534. 3-3-29 $390 plus utilites. Deposit. 35 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m.-12 amplifier, used. Rectilinear III Animals pm. Open to students and Marty North, 351-3487. C-3-29 Phone 372-1585. 5-4-2 speakers. Teac 220 cassette p.m. 351-4495. 10-4-9 non-students. SOUTHFIELD TO MSU. Leaving PURPLE VICKI TED for 4-giri, iring. $65 Ctdi^HVN ROOM, 3325 Over 25,000 Books in Stock MAN for four man. No 3-42 full basement. $190 plus deposit. 351-1863 household privileges, $20/week. I utilities. 4 miles south of MSU. or 337-2301. Pool Table Near airport. 4845861 before YEAR old, - ■ Couple only. 882-8779 or 3-3-29 Beagle, female. Pin Ball Machines 5:30. 33-29 TUE-FRI 1-6, 7-9 AKC registered, field champion ■ 882-7410. 5-4-4 sired. Excellent FEMALE NEEDED hunter - $75. immediately Phone 625-7193. 2359 E. Gd. River, Okemos for two-person apartment. NEED ONE for house, person SAT 12-5 3-4-1 ■OR RENT July 8i August. Two Close. 332-1819. 5-4-2 own bedroom. $54 plus T bedroom house. Close to utilities. 351-6566. 3-3-29 124% W. Grand River BASSETT - MALE, AKC. Good BOARD EXAM TUTORING pus. $250 / month + with children. Started to STANLEY H. KAPLAN CAMPUS ONE man needs hunt. Cotton - one TUTORING COURSES other, two bedrooms, SPRING TERM. Male. Reasonable. \ UPSTAIRS 676-4997. 5-4-3 Now being formed for the $92.50/month spring, 351-0454. Furnished, quiet, near campus, GERMAN SHEPHERD upcoming MCAT, DAT, LSAT; 33-29 parking. 332-3094. 33-29 PUP JlOMAN SHARE I Garden, room, log cabin. USED FRENCH horn. condition, $180. Call 3533193, Excellent female, AKC, .Liebestraum ATGSB, GRE Board Exams, for information call 1-313-3540085 bicycle distance, CLOSE SPRING champion bloodline. Four I communal. $50. 332-4459. 3-4-1 or Spring ROOM AND Board, Spring Term. during week. 3-42 0-1-329 Summer. Own room in two months. Was $250, now $150 $225. Montie House Coop. bedroom furnished house. 337-2504. 2-3-29 lEMALE, 332-8641. 5-42 MEN'S KNEISSL Blue Ster ACCESS CENTER*"! OWN room. Near skiis. $67.50 plus % utilites. 632 Excellent condition. Call j | campus, $80/month. 355-7640. South Mifflin Street off NEEDED ONE PUPPIES - MOTHER is all beagle, for I 2-3-29 woman for spring. 351-5425, after 5 p.m. 5-4-4 good hunter, father unknown. Kalamazoo. 2-4-1 Own room. $78. Call 351-4114. I Human Reproduction Health | $5.00 669-2397. 5-4-2 InE COUPLE 33-29 BICYCLES TEN speed To or 2 singles share - Appear PERSON WANTED for house near Cplumbia, English Racer 27". | house with one other, Lansing. I 371-5636, after 6 p.m. 3-4-1 campus. Own bedroom. Call LARGE ROOM in house across Hardly ridden. Excellent Mobile Homes 332-5122. 1-3-29 from Williams dormitory. condition, $75. 339-2639, after 5 lALE FOR 3/man West Lansing, Cooking privileges. p.m. 5-4-5 FREE... A THREE BLOCKS from campus - lesson in complexion lundry, kitchen, $50 Grove Street. Two bedrooms. care. Call 484-4519. East CARPETING NEW and used, any GARDNER, 1970 12' x 60' with 1372-6871.3-4-1 Michigan or 485-7197 Lansing N ROOM or summer and - $65/month. Option Fall. 484-8713. Couple or responsible students wanted. Call 482-5147. 8-4-5 For Sale ^ size, included professional insulation. 337-2095. 104-11 2 expandos. Fully carpeted, porch, washer/dryer. In Mason. 676-1506. 5-42 Mall. MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS. C-329 with I 3 4-2 [ Rooms A EUREKA CANNISTER 1970 with attachments. Deluxe model. MEN'S 5 new. - speed touring bicycle, Superlative condition. $65. DOVER VENTURA, 10' x 50'. MEDICAL STUDENTS: Medical reference books, special I|INE Two 15 Sept. 15 furnished house for 5-man. 5 block to $15. 393-1510. C-2-3-29 4843549. 2-41 bedroom, completely discount. Close by. Alta Surgical Temptations skirted and set up. Why pay I MSU SPARTAN AVENUE - Cooking, Supply. 1717 East Michigan, Deposit and references 2 WEST 115+ Speaker Cabinets rent? Call Tom or Pete, I required 332-4076 after 2 p.m. parking, furnished, no lease, SYLVANIA COLOR TV 23" 337-1383. 6-43 Lansing, 489-1404. 5-4-2 with 15" S.R.O. Speakers $250. 1 2-3-29 included. $75/month. utilities console. Running condition. Call 482-3382. 342 337-9519 after 5 p.m. 3329 $60. 655-3633. 3-3-29 1967 PARKWOOD, 12' x 52'. Peanuts Personal PPER APARTMENT furnished, - AMPEX MICRO 85 stereo cassette Furnished, skirted. $3,700, must 3 rooms end bath. $125 HOUSE • OWN room. $58/month. MUST SELL! Gibson acoustic plus sell. 675-5586/393-4191 5-42 player with amplifier. $40. deposit. 8824990. 54-2 Female. One block from guitar. Also super bass amplifier, HELLO POOH Happy Birthday to 351-7904. 1-329 campus. 332-4659. 5-4-2 394-2167 before 6 p.m. 104-10 you, Love, your friend Kandy. TO BEDROOM, furnished AMERICAN, 1970 - 10'x 12'. Mobile 1-3-28 GIRL'S 10 speed varsity Schwinn Two bedrooms. Must sell to Homes. $25 $35/week. Ten - ROOMS FOR RENT: spring term, SCHWINN VARSITY 10-speed. bike - 1 year old. Like new, settle estate. Best offer! minutes to campus. Quiet and comfortable living area and Excellent condition, $75. After Greg, Peace orange, $90. Call 351-1633 after 337-0779. 3-4-2 on a lake. 641-6601. relaxed atmosphere; not far 5 p.m., 351-0604. 2-329 April 8, 5 p.m. 3-42 0-3-29 from campus, call 337-2381. NEW MOON, 1966. 10 x 52, new Ask for Tom. 3-42 SOFT and chair. Used, French HAMMOND B-3, Model 900 Leslie. carpet, air, $2,800. 485-3950. Real Estate « Final Days Good condition. Call 482-3308. $2,500. 332-0367 anytime. 5-44 SINGLE. KITCHEN, bath, 1 block 1-329 6-4-5 REMODELING from campus. 351-9749, after 5 NEWMOON, 1962, ,10'x 50'. For THREE BEDROOM Ranch with p.m. 1-329 BANJO, HARMONY with - SALE resonator and case.Harmony EYE GLASSES at Large Savings. sale, close to campus! Call oriental garden. Near MSU. Why Pay More? OPTICAL 351-8778. 5-4-4 $38,900. 353-0655, 332-3832 |at THOMPSONS' ROOM IN well furnished house, 8PM guitar / case. 349-1889. 1-329 after 5 p.m. 3329 $80/month. 372-2911, before DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. SCHULT - 2 BEDROOM in Delhi 4:30. 1 3-29 I 'Amends loose and mounted ADVENT, 2 - large loud speakers. Manor I. - 20%off Almost new. Pioneer PL12 c-3-29 Park, Holt. Excellent Recreation ■ Loose . colored gemstones • SINGLE, MALE student: block condition, reasonably priced turntable, with Shure M91 Ed I campus, cooking, parking, 314 SEWING MACHINE Clearance Justa few minutes drive from 50% off cartridge. (349-1889) 1-329 MSU. Call 699-2872. 5-4-4 ■ ' Pierced Evergreen. 332-3839. 33-29 Sale I Brand portables, new PARACHUTING. STUDENT earrings - all 14K gold NOW 1/3 $49.95. $5 per month. Large instruction. Details, 351 0799. off • Necklaces, crosses, \|| saVe lockets *0<*> - ATTENTION GOLFERS L selection of reconditioned used machines. Singer, Whites, PARKWOOD, 1969 3 bedroom, mediterranean, partly furnished. - Drop zone, 543-6731. 33-29 MSU AUDITORIUM Shag balls -$1.35/Doz. Necchis, New Home and "many $5995. Phone 371-5806. 2-329 FLY TO Europe still from $199 2S%off others." $19.95 to $39.95. Fares increase toward April 5. I4K fold chains at old gold Plastic practice balls - only Terms. 1971 EDWARDS INDY, 12' x 60' Two - Anne Murtnich 355-7846 5 - 7 prices 4/$l DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, bedrooms, unfurnished, new p.m. 0-1-329 1116 Norjh Washington. carpeting, skirted, set up at Sale ends April 2 74' golf rule book 489-6448 C-3-3-29 Countryside Village, Perry. Call ■ THOMPSONS' 251 each Service JEWELERS' FRANDOR Tennis rackets • $8.95 and up WOMEN'S 3 SPEED Schwinn new, $75. Call 393-6403 after 371-5117, after 5:30 p.m. 5-4-3 TICKETS: $4K 8 $5* j 3"0 n,*i Man court, Frandor 'o Baskln Robblns Tennis balls, popular brands • can 5PM. 3-3-29 GREYWOOD 12' x 60' 1973. Furnished. Frank, 4842521, "31 Flavors" of 3, $2.50 and up 521-3763. 3-329 GUNS, RIFLES and handguns of M°nday Friday, 9:30 - til 9 Also badminton birdies in stock all ■ kinds. Buy, trade and sell. Saturday 9:30 til 6 ^one 332-1385 for Custom Work Larry Cushion ph. 332- 1667 Best year 'round prices in Southern Michigan. BOB'S GUN FOR RENT bedroom, close/campus. - 12' x 60' . 2 AVAILABLE AT MSU UNION Nobody beats our prictt Sporting Goods 1 Block North of Michigan A SHOP, 2412 South Cedar, cell $190/month plus utilities. on Quality jewelry 3020 VINE STREET 371-2244. 0-3-3-29 3939510, 9-5 p.m. 5-4-2 20 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Fr'day, March YOUR ONE STOP SHOPPING CENTER Texas Instruments Electronic Calculators Everyday is Ring Day at SBS Introducing the new In Stock For Immediate Purchase "Siladium" class ring by John Roberts Company in addition to the popular traditional rings from Balfour Company SRll 109'5 Plus the Tl 2500, Tl 2510, Tl 3500, Tl 4000, SR 20 Plus the finest in college-crested jewelry from We ALSO stock the Hewlett Packard calculators Kinney Company —key chains, charms, tie tacs, etc. LARGE SELECTION OF USED BOOKS LEFT BUY « SiiliaS «" BBBBB SAVE USED M0RE 000001 m MIPS 25% A Complete Selection of MSU Imprinted Sportswear Visit our Art Department for the finest From Champion Products and Velva-Sheen Company in quality art and engineering materials Sweatshirts Permanent Pigments Paints T-shirts Speedball Supplies Jerseys Post-T-Squares, Boards, Vellums, Sweaters Drawing instruments Jackets Paratone-Pressure Lettering Gym shorts & Sweat pants Crescent Cardboard, Mat Board, Posterboard Plus Related Art & Engineering Supplies Visit Our Mezzanine Current fiction and non-fiction selections Over 15,000 volumes Paperbacks and hardbacks tudent tore Just Ride the Campus Bus to Olin and Cross Grand River Ave. If You Have a Car, Enjoy FREE Parking in Lot Behind Store til 8PM 8* AM Mm Fri Sat til PPM ' '