Monday, April 1,1974 East Lansing, Michigan 48824 Eight Guardsmen indicted in Kent State shootings case demonstrators on the Kent State NEW YORK TIMES It also did not cite any Guard officers campus who were protesting against the U.S. investigation the actions of the National or government officials who have been A federal grand jury Friday afternoon critized in several invasion of Cambodia. The indicted men Guard in the shooting have not been fully indicted one present member and seven private investigations as studied. having helped create an atmosphere on the were charged with firing guns in the former members of the National Guard of direction of the protesters and violating A state grand jury appointment by campus that contributed to the shootings. Ohio on charges of violating the civil rights When he was asked if the indictments the protestors' constitutional former Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes did rights on „f four Kent State University students May 4,1970. not call key guardsmen who had fired Friday meant the resolution of the who were shot to death and nine others evidence that has been presented so far, Penalty upon conviction is one year their weapons and the state prosecutor did who were wounded in May 1970. imprisonment and $1,000 fine. When not present an FBI report which studied Asst. Atty. Genl. J. Stanley Pottinger said, a But the grand jury of 20 men and death results from the action the the shooting incident. "Yes." Pottinger represented the Justice penalty women found no conspiracy among the be That grand jury indicted 25 persons, Dept. in the investigation. may any number of years up to life in (Uirdsmen to shoot the students, a Those indicted were charged with prison. mostly students, for rioting and issued a theory that had been raised in previous Until the present grand jury began its report criticizing the university for willfully assaulting and intimidating investigations. permissiveness. Group for MSU stu f alters from Since its idleness, By DENISE CRITTENDbN major efforts last spring, on-campus union. The primary questions said. however, its progress has been somewhat of the survey asked whether the students "Most of the people who attended State News Staff Writer questionable. would support a union and if they meetings were those who called Tim Cain One year after a University-wide Jeff Roby, coordinator of the Coalition considered one necessary. because of State News articles," he said. student labor organization drive was for Human Survival Labor Project, said the Due to poor distribution and Cain, director of both the Kellogg started,the fledgling group-MSU Student student association is "stone cold dead." inadequate response, the questionnaire, Student Employe Assn. and ASMSU Employe Assn.-qiietly remains with little Roby stated that unless it proved which also attempted to single out various Labor Relations, reflected on the impact on the student labor scene. In March of 1973, the Kellogg Student otherwise the group will from excessive idleness. ultimately suffer problems of the student employes, was not successful. problems of the student association as a* Battle cry result of the Kellogg situation, saying it Employe Assn. attempted to form a The MSU Simulations Society sponsored the Spring Con II Saturday collective bargaining unit. However, the Claude' Hersh, president of the Hersh, who worked at MSU's Library could be disillusioning. diminishing association, attributes its when the association originated, said the "It is upsetting to anyone that when the in the Union and played all sorts of strategy and tactics battles on Michigan Employment Relations downfall partially to the vastness of the Commission then suggested all student Library was one of many student work students tried to organize at Kellogg, the various playing surfaces. Two participants ponder their next move student territory it because the areas accomodating a wide assortment of workers on campus form one organization. must cover University used all of its resources to fight while playing "Grenadier," which pits tiny cannons and companies recently dismissed the campus consists of a large number of departments, all of which instituted them," he said. The commission different rules, dress codes and standards (top) in a 1750s battle for French farmland. Kellogg students' petition for a bargaining working students in diverse occupations. Cain added that the association may be "One of the biggest problems was. there for salary. State News photos by Craig Porter unit because it excluded some student stifled by negative impressions of what were so places that employ He blamed the small size of the workers on campus. many happened. students, we couldn't locate them all," he association as a factor in its failure and The student employe association, "They have heard supervisors and said. described its meetings as scant and poorly employers say: 'Well, they tried that at developed in the spring of 1973 following Day for publicized. Most of the response thefroup Viet Last jprinir, the student association Kellogg and it didn't work,' " he went on. , the call, Lot— a larger, studentwide association, grew with the intent to ditlributea q^»7foninaires to get student of about 30 members received was due to their own personal recruitments, "But I think that will have to be ignored." unionize all student employes on campus. response to serve as criteria for an n>rsh Yet, Cain feels the Kellogg case should provide inspiration .for the association. little The incident has been exposed, he said, and students are therefore aware possibility of a union and its benefits. of the attracts "I think that the legal boundary is By G.F. KORRECK "I gave half my body to it and I'm not pretty well defined as all-campus, so at least they know where they stand," he Approximately 100 persons stood proud that I fought." he said. "We totally said. before the steps of the State Capitol demolished a country just to keep a few Friday and listened to lawmakers promise army businesses alive." Roby said that the Coalition for Human Survival aids any worker in the area trying that the first national Vietnam Veteran's Jakimow recalled one incident in to organize, including student workers. He Day would be more than just a memorial which an army general spoke to his reasoned that the student association has platoon after a heavy battle. "The guy was more concerned with the half million the potential to do whatever they decide. Though lawmakers, including Lt. Gov. dollars of tracks we lost than with the "I'd like them to do something," he James Brickley and House Speaker lives of our men." Jakimow said. said, "but we're no longer going to rely on William Ryan, D-Detroit. assured listeners Jim Kostaroff, an MSU graduate, said: them." that the bonus program defeated by state "I think people would just as soon forget Hopefully, Roby said, an entirely new voters in 1973 would be made a Senate about the war: it would be better if more student organization, the Student Workers resolution this spring, the possible emphasis were placed on getting this Organizing Committee, will be activated recipient of usch a bonus the veterans country back on its feet again." this spring. Rod Keenan, formerly involved with were for the most part, unethusiastic The Student Workers Organizing the Vietnam Veterans Against the War about their special day. Committee, a separate organization, will (WAW) agreed. conduct another attempt to organize James Jakimow. an MSU junior, said "I'd rather see some constructive students on campus. According to Roby, he sometimes wishes "they'd just leave us action taken in repairing the sociological it will not make the same mistakes as the alone." damage the war did to our country," associationor the Kellogg students such as "It is really difficult for me to react to Keenan said. "Having such a day is appealing to the courts. something like this," he continued. hypocritical when the government is not "What is really sad is that the war is not .Roby acknowledged that standing still taking steps to assure the vet of the over and all thi? day is doing is telling us was just like moving backwards because benefits he is eligible for." 'thanks for fighting.'" the rest of the world always keeps moving Jakimow said he believed in what he Keenan called the day "a nice move" forward. A lot of the people who were in Kellogg Kitchen Help the association last spring have moved to different places, he. said, and the was doing when he first went to Vietnam in 1969, but that his feelings have but irrelevant to the concerns of the average veteran. He said it was time to State News Photo by John Harrington changed. consider more important issues such as association simply stopped organizing. educational and medical benefits and amnesty. Bob Bilger. an LCC student working as Battle lines drawn on tax relief bill a Day representative for the Ingham County Veteran's Affairs Office, labeled Vet's a "farce; a made the powers that be mental massage which feel good." By R.D. CAMPBELL legislative initiative trying to amend the Democrats hold a slim 19 • 18 majority is Democrat - controlled House. "They had a luncheon at the Civic State News Staff Writer state constitution by getting the propbsal a long shot. Even so, he said he was Center just above my office Friday and A battle to Crim's proposal would eliminate give a tax break to low on the November ballot. To do that would optimistic of gaining bipartisan support. one end of this big table was flanked by '"come families is prepared food outlets including all types recruiters, the other by the VFW and the being waged on amanv • take a two - thirds vote from both Hart explained that the Senate of restaurants from the tax exemption. sided ba\tlefield at the state American Legion: there were about six or Capitol. chambers Democrats Wednesday voted unanimously Gov. Milliken's $52 million tax relief eight actual vets there," Bilger observed. On yet another front pushing for the to support the governor's package because Senate Republicans opposing the Since Bilger works closely with "ill, approved by the Senate Wednesday, same constitutional amendment, the of a provision in the bill that would nix amendment say that the $150 million veterans his concern is with the Provides a sliding scale income tax credit Michigan Citizen's Lobby has begun a the tax credit plan if voters approved the revenue loss would be disastrous to the availability of benefits to them. One Pl»n for families earning less than petition drive and has been circulating constitutional amendment dropping the state budget which constitionally is problem he is currently reckoning with is 515,000, as compensation for sales tax on 100,000 petitions since Feb. 25. The sales tax. required to operate in the black. Milliken ineligibility of veterans with ■°°d and administrative discharges-a form prescription drugs. To an group thinks Milliken's proposal is a sham. is working with meager $17 million of '"dependent student earning less than Hart, D • Saginaw and sponsor of the Crim, D - Davison and House majority surplus, which some Republicans have said dishonorable discharge-for benefits. «,000 floor leader, introduced a similar "I'm working with two guys right now: Senate version of the constitutional a year, that would mean a $9 is already too small. ••lit toward his 1974 income tax. amendment measure Thursday that will both were wounded, both were heroin . amendment, said that -two-thirds addicts in Vietnam and neither one can But probably be supported in the 60 - 50 (Continued e 15) Democrats, led by Jerome Hart in sponsorship in the Senate where on p e Senate and Bobby Crim in the House, get his injuries corrected," Bilfer said. *«nt to "One guy has shrapnel in his cheek and completely scrap the sales tax on has lost all of his lower teeth." 00(1 and drugs. They are pushing a Results of student votes delayed Bilger said treatment facilities even those who can get suffer from the inadequate of Veterans' Administration hospitals, which he describes as "more Refund Computer idiosyncrasies have delayed the final tally of number of other reasons, and then spits out the final tally. like nursing homes." Academic Council and ASMSU elections until Tuesday. Susan Hughes, asst. director of the dean of students office, said Local Veterans' Administration offices Students carrying 10 credits or she didn't know why two computers are used instead of one. and "*>fe who do not with to read the Two computers, each with a different number of tape tracks claim they are working to coordinate the Charles Massoglia, ASMSU off-campus council representative who te Newt are used by the election commission in tallying election results, efforts of veterans in obtairting benefits, or use its Mrvicas may which , necessitates one track being converted to match the is handling the computer tapes, was unavailable for comment which would speed up a process many r,ce've a refund of the $1 Sunday afternoon. other. have complained about in the past. subscript,on fee peid at registration Data processing computers are used first to count the number Deborah Bridges, election commissioner, said about 10,389 Gov. Milliken said Vietnam Veterans' V Presenting their fee receipt card of boxes checked on each ballot. Then, after these tapes, which students voted in the elections, which totals out to one-third of Day was to serve as a tribute "to the « 345 Student Services Bldg., from are five-track tapes, are converted to match the computer center's the undergraduate enrollment at MSU. 420,000 ...who served their country so *>nv to noon and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. seven-track tapes, the final process begins. Two hundred bent or torn ballots were counted over faithfully and courageously during the ""f April 5. At this stage, the Computer Center machines reject any ballots spring break by the elections commission. Vietnam conflict." Invalidated because loo many boxes were checked, or for any Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 1, 1974 I * Snarls in veterans' funding probed KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) make the chances for peace there was any way Americans we can find a better way of government and more fully "The lens of the camera and ■ President Nixon said Sunday greater than at any other time could adequately show their delivering checks on time," meet the needs of the the pen of the journalist has he has ordered a crack in receht history. The message, released here gratitude to the disabled Nixon said. "They need to know if there is a better way to veterans," Nixon said. The President also said he focused so often on those who had deserted America that | management team to veterans, the missing-in-action, in connection with ceremonies the prisoners of war who had find training and jobs." had directed Jofinson to those who bravely served were I investigate snarls in the delivery of benefit checks and marking the first observance of stood the test of Vietnam. In addition to the "conduct a thorough sometimes forgotten," Nixon services to veterans. Vietnam Veterans Day, said his He offered a prayer for all of management team, the investigation of the conditions said. "We owe it to our veterans countrymen are "eternally the Americans who had served President said he was creating of our veterans' hospitals and Nixon offer surprises state GOP to be absolutely sure that we're grateful to the American in Vietnam saying"no within the White House a clinics" and to report to him He said It was time people for their past handclasp is adequate to show Domestic Council committee Americans rededicate doing the best job possible for personally within 60 days. contributions and present what a debt of gratitude we on veterans affairs. In the radio talk, he touched themselves to pay respect "to them," Nixon said in a national Michigan Republican leaders were astonished Friday radio address one year and two continued support." have." Headed by Johnson and on some of the same points he the men and women who night when a top White House aide told them President President Gerald R. th! served America at a difficult days after the last American including four Cabinet made Friday at Vietnam Nixon would like to come to the state and campaign for Ford headed a guest list of time. Let us make sure that a soldier left Vietnam. complaints have been members, the committee will Veterans Day ceremonies in GOP congressional candidate James Sparling. South Vietnam President more that 600 invited to the widespread about delayed or "ensure that we have policies Washington, including criticism grateful nation remembers Vietnam Embassy for the which pull them in deeds as well Nguyen Van Thieu, in a misdirected monthly checks together the of publicity given draft as in Sparling is opposing State Rep. Robert Traxler, Vietnam Veterans Day for Vietnam veterans now activities of the entire evaders. word." message Thursday to American D-Bay city, in a special election April 16 to fill the 8th veterans of the Vietnam War, ceremony Thursday night. attending college under the GI congressional district seat left vacant by James Harvey, said their sacrifices helped to Ford said he did not think bill. There also has been now a U.S. District Court judge. A Republican poll of the district, when includes criticism of other services for veterans. Utility company forced to refund money from tax part of thethumbarea, Saginaw and Bay City, shows that 40 per cent of the voters want Nixon to resign and that Three halls named Nixon said in his radio address that the VA has taken steps to improve its operations, The Ingham County Circuit (PSC) and effects 2.1 million customers. deal with the surtax was faced Court Friday ordered by several other commissions Sparling was running badly because of the strong anti - but "to make still further Consumers Power Co. to The PSC, in September who had rate cases Nixon factor. White House aide Dean Burch told Michigan leaders to offer coed option improvements" he directed VA Administrator Donald Johnson refund more than $24 million collected from an expired 1969, granted Consumers a $38 million gas and electric ready for decision at approximately the same time as the revenue and Director Roy Ash of the federal surcharge tax on its gas rate increase and authorized it ordered 1 here of Nixon's offer at a Midwestern GOP conference in was issued," Office of Management and and electric customers in 1969. to pass on to its customers a 10 Hotchkiss said. Chicago. McDonel, Wonders, and Holmes halls have been selected by the Budget "to set up a crack The per cent federal surcharge ruling will result in At that same conference. Vice President Gerald R. Housing Options Committee as the halls to offer an management team which will enacted in 1968. alternate-suite coed living option beginning in the fall. average per customer refunds "They resolved the matter in Ford denounced the leaders of Nixon's re - election take a hard look at the services of $12. In the event the surcharge a very similar fashion. The McDonel Hall, which currently has no coed campaign. living options at provided by the VA." The decision, made by Judge was reduced or lifted, Colorado Commission ordered all, will have two coed houses, Wonders Hall will have two and He said the team is to "The political lesson of Watergate is this: Never again Holmes Hall will have one coed house, a total of 250 come Ray C. Hotchkiss, climaxes a Consumers was directed to that upon the expiration of the spaces. up with answers within eight four - year court battle reduce or suspend the charge surtax, a specially created must Americans allow an arrogant, elite Both Wonders and Holmes halls currently offer alternate floor guard of weeks. between Consumers and the accordingly to its customers. surcharge to the customers coed options. political adolescents like CREEP (Committee to Re - "Veterans need to know if state Public Service Commision "The question of how to would also end." All coed floors will be on the current womens' sides of the Elect the President) to bypass the regular party halls, since residence halls management anticipates a shortage of organizations and dictate the terms of a national men's living units by fall. In this way, men can be housed on the election," Ford said. women's side of the hall as well as on the men's side. The board of trustees approved the coed-by-suite March 15 by a close vote after several months of informal living option NURSING GRADUATES discussion. John Schafer, newly elected president of the Residence Halls Shouldn't your hospital be as modern Boyle murder trial begins today Assn., said pressure had long been coming from McDonel Hall C vmif CC\ yr>r>r? Harper Hospital's new 360-bed Webber Memorial Addition, with residents for a coed option, which influenced the committee's dj decision. McDonel Hall's residents have a high return rate, which yUtiJL vdlvvi • a 40-bed CCU tower, 22 OR suites, and all semi-private rooms Testimony in the murder trial of former United led the committee to believe the coed option could be successful Mine Workers President W.A. there, he said. We're staffing now in Medical-Surgical, Critical Care, Orthopedic, Psychi¬ (Tony) Boyle is scheduled Basically the same rationale was used in choosing Holmes Hall, atric, Poly-drug Detoxification, OR, and Emergency. We are a working/ to begin today in Media, Pa. following a week of jury he said, and Wonders Hall was chosen because the committee selection. teaching hospital, a major part of the new Detroit Medical Center, and hoped to avoid concentrating the option in one area. affiliated with Wayne Boyle, 72, is charged with plotting the death of Advisers in Wonders and Holmes halls said students State University ... Joseph A. (Jock) Yablonski, who challenged Boyle for were"excited and delighted" about the choice of their halls for • Good salary program • Furnished apartments lor single RN's the option, and said they anticipated long the union presidency in 1969. On Dec. 31, 1969, three waiting lists for the • Liberal fringe* • Excellent shift differential weeks after Boyle won the election, Yablonski was option. • Advanced equipment • Bonus program Signup for the option will begin before April 16. Priority will • Team nursing Armed Services experience welcome shot to death along with his wife and 25 - year - old be decided by the individual hall managements. • • Tuition Reimbursement program daughter in his Clarksville, Pa., hbme. The government hopes to prove that Boyle told other WRITE OR CALL COLLECT FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION: union officials to have Yablonski killed and authorized (313 494-8613/494-8083 the expenditure of $20,000 in union funds for the job. PATRICIA RICHARDSON, RN, DIRECTOR OF NURSE RECRUITMENT '3825 Brush Street * Detroit, Michigan 48201 FOR MICHIGAN LICENSURE INFORMATION: CONTACT Executive Secretary, Michigan Board of Nursing Kissinger defends Vietnam aid 1033 South Washington Street, Lansing, Michigan 48926 Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger says that by in Equal Opportunity Employer, M/F signing the Paris agreement to end the Vietnam War the United States committed itself, politically and morally, to giving long - term military and economic aid to South Vietnam. Kissinger's comment was contained in a letter to Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D - Mass., who said it "seems to propound a new rationalization for our continued heavy involvement in Indochina." Kennedy said the administration's Indochina commitments will cost about S3 billion this year. In his letter Kissinger also said that while talks No FoolingI between Washington and Hanoi on possible U.S. reconstruction assistance to North Vietnam broke off last July, the United States is still prepared to proceed with such aid, with the approval of Congress "should Hanoi turn away from a military solution." Kissinger is currently on his honeymoon in Acapulco with his bride Nancy Maginnes. The couple arrived at the international resort on Saturday by private jet after a small wedding in Arlington, Va. The secretary of state and his bride are expected to be in Acapulco about 10 days. Exile: U.S. - Soviet contact needed Banished Russian author Alexander Sunday he has no plans at the moment Solzhenitsynsaid to visit the United States and is concerned that Americans do not STARTING TODAY understand his vision for Russia's future. But in his first interview since his family joined him in exile in Zurich two days ago, Solzhenitsyn said that "contact between the peoples of our two huge countries Your Credit Union in Is Coming to You! absolutely essential." He said his belief in "voluntary self - limitation and mutual development" among all nations has been misinterpreted by the U.S. press and prevents a clear understanding of his spiritual philosophy. To save you time, gas and frustration, your credit union's new mobile field of¬ fice will be located in Lot D (next to the 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Planetarium). Mariner checks moon possibility Most regular credit union services will and be available, including Instant Cash ad¬ Scientists studying Mariner 10 said Sunday they may vances, share deposits and withdrawals, 4 to 5:30 p.m. have discovered a moon circling the planet Mercury. and loan payments. in A. Lyle Broadfoot of Kitt Peak National Observatory Arizona said ultraviolet measurements from the All transactions will be by check, since every weekday no cash can be carried spacecraft, made as the craft flew past the sun's nearest aboard the unit. Stop by and open your account! but Wednesday neighbor, suggested the existence of a satellite to Mercury. "It is clear there is a strong source of radiation detached from Mercury and in motion around the planet," said Broadfoot. He said scientists are continuing to search data from the craft to gain more information about the possibility of a moon. Compiled by Steve Repko and Deni Martin en MSU EMPLOYEES 600 E. Crescent Phone 353-2280 New Office Hours: 9a.m. to 5:30 CREDIT UNION p.m. Mon. thru I ri Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 1, 1974 3 Ann By MARY FLOOD Arbor rent vote rent Potential implementation of control, which was stole campaign literature. Rent control advocates here measure. comments Even if it is approved, from state Attyn. may Rent studied control has been affect MSU the referendum complete the improper vehicle for such a rent areacontrol plan passed without state authority may be state News Staff Writer advocated by two East Lansing by the Ann Arbor enough so they couldn't get move. are watching the Ann Arbor Gen. Frank Kelley indicate the council but unconstitutional. The »control a familiar issue council candidates last fail, has situation where rents the law no action was ever around it." This program is similar to statement also mentioned that are may be ruled ,£unsing>Hbe°n ' Arbor ballot todav as the caused Ann Arbor landlords to highest in Michigan - to help them in any future efforts to unconstitutional. taken. reached The HRP, its peak of which public The HPR cites exorbitant rents, special needs of one proposed by the East Lansing Coalition for Human the marijuana referendum is A°" nn campaign intensively against its "against strong public policy." , advocates in the passage. get a similar referendum passed The HRP, which is hoping support in 1972, had tried to university students, Survival and the McNeil - !nitSity of Michigan town in East Lansing, the second • for a 70% student voter get rent control passed before inadequate low - cost Brown city council campaign HRP feels that the $5 weed Eft** —•• Mudslinging has been the rule as the local Human Rights highest rent control district the state. in turnout - voted last only 30 per cent April - got the $5 last majority April's was Republican elected to transportation and lack of tenant bargaining power as during the fall. Charles Ipcar of the ordinance, which has taken back seat to rent control in the a council. major reasons for the Coalition for Human Survival _ Party (HRP) has charged the campaign, has a better chance i «5 marijuana penalty landlords with illegal However, neither the Ann weed and referendums rent on control the ballot by Albert Samborn, president referendum. said that East Lansing passed of passing. Ann Arbor has had of the landlord group which fundraising. The landlords Arbor HRP nor East Lansing Samborn said that the up a chance for rent control in such an ordinance before, but circulating petitions last calls itself Citizens for Good last fall's council election. countercharge that the HRP observers are confident Ann referendum could lessen it 2,i »n o™«"».co"ndl broke into their offices and Arbor voters will approve the summer. They got over 6,000 signatures for each. Housing, said that the group property value while raising "Rents are ridiculously high in was repealed by the Republican - dominated now contains a broad spectrum East Lansing but I see no taxes, create a black market for council now in power. of Ann Arbor citizens chance for rent control here housing and an ungovernable including university and labor rent control board, which until the composition of the Despite the apparent people. Democrats and would be capable of rolling city council is changed," he conservative shift in East Republicans. The group has back rents to 1972 rates. The said. Lansing's council, there has STATE NEWS APRIL FOOLS AROUND raised $42,000, a sum greater than the totaled tills of all board would also decide all rent appeals. Samborn added Last Kelley's week office Atty. issued Gen. an been no talk yet of repealing the marijuana ordinance other Ann Arbor campaigns, that a charter amendment is informal statement that a city here. for its high powered get - out • the ■ vote • against • rent - Rip-Off: news fit to print ? control campaign. * AE is Both sides in the debate agree the referendum is a complicated maze of legal of age or football coach." verbiage. HRP campaign in the dark about class status, to live on Fontmeyer was forced to close coordinator Richard Levy said campus. his Mackinaw Island station what's really going on behind Director of Public Safety President Nixon, when it that the lengthy wording was f scenes?theOneditors this Monday Richard O. Bernitt, who made suggested to him by Saturday because "I ain't seen intentional on the part of its looking for a was , _ji i of the the proposal, commented: newsmen that a $20 hike in a customer in the three years I authors. "These landlords are been here." Michigan State News offer this "How else are you going to monthly G.I. bill payments was sneaky, we can't trust them at -np • off" column. Rip • off keep an eye on these kids?" far short of the needed mark, all," he said. "We had to make ms up juicy tidbits of University Purchasing Agent replied: "Let em eat ginseng." community interest and sells Mark Spitz, commenting on Robert Angell said the housing TWILIGHT readers^ few good men them to Larrowe's statement that he . problems would be met with and Carr are look - alikes: "I — the purchase of "a thousand or so" war surplus tents. Gasoline station owner I don't know." OF THE East Lansing City Manager John Patriarche announced *** MSU is currently without a Harvey Fontmeyer has plenty of gas. Yet a puzzled APRILFOOL! MEDICI Friday that the contract for June commencement speaker leveling over two acres of trees as Marv Hamilton, Lansing (or the controversial Community College business Kalamazoo Project has been awarded Street Bridge to major, announced he would be Offices open for last day unable to attend the ceremony. the Gibbons Co. "I gotta work that day," Euell Gibbons, president of the firm, make "fast said he expects to work" of the Hamilton said. to buy license plate tabs Corner f of Shaw wooded area. Secretary of state field offices will remain open today to sell f and #** C. Patrice "four more license plate tabs until the last customer is served, according to A two • year - old male months" Larrowe announced Secretary of State Richard H. Austin. i^jHagadorn duck, no address given, stood Wednesday that he is This is the final day for motorists to purchase their 1974 tabs. mute at his arraignment Friday challenging M. Robert Carr, his The white and blue stickers must be affixed to the rear license in Circuit Court on charges of defrauding MSU of nearly opponent in the Democratic primary race, to a marathon plate by midnight tonight. Austin estimated that over 500,000 motorists have not yet Wlir $10,000. swim. The event will take place purchased their tabs. A police spokesman said the in the Red Cedar River early East Lansing residents may purchase tabs at the secretary of duck, who acquired the money next week, Larrowe said. state branch office at the Point North Professional Center, 3401 SIGMA ALPHA youEPSILON posing as a University official, "He looks so much like E. Saginaw St. was positively identified Mark Spitz, and people arc our I 18th annual Rush. Call Win through voice prints. always saying I'm all wet — it's A Bell Telephone official a natural," Larrowe quipped. rides351-5560 8:30-11 said thf comMirf»Interested **♦ in emjtoying'thr suspect as Vice President Gerald R. Golden Splendor of soon as its legal difficulties are Ford, here for a Wendell Last Rulers resolved- In a move designed "to acclimate the students of this Willkie almost memorial Sunday, was asked about his tenure as dinner MSU Exclusive North American Showing Don't rush us first, president in 1970. Jewels • Tapestries University with the principles of law and order," President Wharton has approved a new Commented Ford: I think Ann Arbor is a fine city and Burt Smith is a heckuva Porcelains • Paintings Sculptures • Furniture Rush us last! police protection plan which 9:30 a.m.-5.30 p.m. requires all students, regardless open thursday and friday nights until nine Tuesday through Sunday PASSPORT Tuesday Nights until 9 •ltd APPLICATION PHOTOS $450; Adm. 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Campbell Staff representative Kathy Niezurawski Copy chief John Dean was being cross - examined, faces disbarment. Nixon's personal Mitchell's master evidences when he claims Shakespeare. "Justice," he says, "Is a Jim Bush City editor Bob Novosad Opinion Page editor exemption from the rule of law, w!?en he Craig Porter Photo editor and defense counsel Peter Fleming Jr. lawyer, Herbert Kalmbach, pleaded guilty mocking player deceiving us in his face showed the traditional scorn for a witness to a felony. Kalmbach's partner, Frank answers constitutional argument with and in his heart. Everything in him is a lie: Editorials are the opinion of State News editors. Staff columns, who has snitched on his old chums. Wasn't DeMarco Jr., who worked on Nixon tax preposterous fake history or political tears, kisses, looks, self-sacrifice,, honor." commentaries, points of view and letters are personal opinions. Dean hoping to benefit from his returns, admitted faking the date he abuse. That is the view that law is an notarized critical document. G. expression of power alone, without moral Some day someone will put the "cooperation?" Fleming spoke the word on a EDITORIALS with distaste. Then Dean was led through his Gordon Liddy, counsel of Nixon's re-election committee ai.d one - time tradition or values, to be manipulated at will. It is the view of the cynic. question to Richard Nixon: "And you are a lawyer?" admitted crimes. Had he coached Jeb White House aide, is in prison for the Stuart Magruder to give false Watergate Watergate break-in. L. Patrick Gray Students forced testimony? He had. "You suborned perjurious from Mr. Magruder?" testimony Nixon's choice for the sensitive position of FBI director, quit in disgrace after admitting that he had destroyed Watergate "Yes, I did." evidence. "And you are a lawyer?" Then there are the lawyers awaiting THAT5 WWKT -faeVALvAJAYt SAV federal food "That is correct." Again a moment later, when the witness had admitted another role in the coverup: "And you were a lawyer?" trial: Charles Colson, like Dean a former counsel to the President; John Ehrlichman, once Nixon's principal domestic adviser, and John Mitchell, the !«l Critics of students using federal utility bills, rent and personal "That is correct." former attorney general. They are food stamps should open their eyes expenditures also cut into the food It was all fair game, and Dean did not presumed innocent of the several charges to the serious economic crisis budget. seem to mind. He was calm and they face unless proved guilty. But there methodical as in the Watergate hearings. are other matters that indicate their confronting college students. Assisting food stamp recipients He even managed a laugh now and then notions of With decreasing governmental aid to find employment for legal ethics and honor. and flashed a big grin when he said no to Colson prepared "enemies' lists" at the to higher education and increasing supplementing their income is a White House and suggested the idea of a Fleming's suggestion that though inflation college students are strength of the federal food stamp unemployed he drove "a Mercedes - punitive tax audit. Ehrlichman approached finding it more difficult to obtain program. Food stamp Benz." a judge about the job of FBI director How well John Dean's credibility while he was trying the case of Daniel adequate financial assistance for appropriations are available topart - survived examination will be for the cross • Ellsberg. Mitchell sent an aide to warn furthering their education. time working students temporarily. jury to say. It must judge the particular supreme court justices secretly that there Students who are subsidized by Once the student's monthly income charges of perjury and conspiracy against would be grave consequences if they their families are eligible for food exceeds S210, he becomes self- the two former cabinet members who are decided against his position in a pending in this courtroom: John Mitchell, his case. stamps, since they may not receive supporting and above the low - level features flaccid in disaster, and Maurice Law as an ethical ideal has been dirtied enough assistance to purchase a income. Stans, dapper still, American flag pin in his in the Nixon administration more month's food supply. Too many However, the federal food stamp lapel. The jurors are quite properly thoroughly than particular examples can families are helplessly struggling to program inadequately satisfies the admonished not to make this a trial of convey. How can one measure what balance the rising costs of living needs of students who are cornered Watergate at large. happens to a system of justice when an But the larger framework is inescapably attorney general squelches a grand jury against diminishing federal into an economic crisis. assistance to students and higher Students do not choose to be there, and it was brought forcefully to investigation of murder at Kent State on mind by counsel's tone of indignation at political grounds? education. impoverished, but many are forced the idea that a lawyer could have done After the burglars were found at Other eligible students are those to be result of as a inflationary what John Dean did. For of course he was Watergate on June 17, 1972, John who receive social security checks costs and limited financial aid to not the only lawyer in the Nixon Mitchell's first public statement said they from their parent's retirement, administration who betrayed his "were not operating either on our behalf higher education. death or physical disability profession. or with our consent." He said he was Restricting students' access to a The record of the lawyers around benefits. food stamp program is not the "surprised and dismayed." Yet on June Despite the fact that these Richard Nixon is one of the most 20, Nixon has told us, Mitchell students receive a monthly income, answer to their problem. In essence, appalling aspects of his presidency. There Tamso..- "expressed chagrin to me that the such benefits often do not insure the only solution is to begin steps has been nothing like it in the history of organization over which he had control them sufficient funds to purchase toward increasing federal aid to our government or our bar. could have gotten out of hand in this The vice president of the United States, way." food. Additional but unavoidable higher education immediately. CHRIS DANIELSON Sundown on a The two riders were nearing Lansing at a goose flies, where more people lived thin their cars to watch the scholars play," Car "Is that why our name is Car?" " a canter. They left Detroit Dec. 20 and there are in Detroit." explained. "Yep. And so people exercised their expected to reach Zip Car's sister's home "Gosh!" A wounded deer bolted past them and a dark powers and killed each other with in time to eat Christmas dinner with her "Last year your brother told that me hunter's arrow narrowly missed Zoom. magic rocks and burned their foul family, but the weather had turned bad. marker post says the big pile was called "Savages!" shouted Car and they mixtures until the air was so black that A blizzard had forced them to remain at Hubbard Hall and was 120 feet from top spurred away. just about everyone died and lightning the farm of some friends in Quakertown to bottom. C'mon, I'll show you some As they neared another bend of the blew up all the big buildings." for five days, and then a sudden thaw had better ruins across the river." river Zoom asked his father to tell him "Gee." made many streams difficult to cross. After marveling at hulking shells of about the "good old days." "Ever since then people have had to They celebrated the advent of 2074 on the trail, and since the major festivities hunt and fish and plant and reap, and we After can't do any of the magical things they did were already over, Car had made a slight marveling at hulking shells of Kedzie, Olds and Morrill Halls, detour to show his son the famous ruins of they came to the great marvel. long ago." East Lansing by way of consolation. "But weren't the people bad for "This area was once known as Michigan practicing black magic?" State University," Car related to Zoom. Kedzie, Olds and Morrill Halls--"Your "Well, there were scads and scads "Of course." "Thousands of scholars gathered here long brother tried to tell me all of Detroit used of people-so many that they had to live on "They why do they say the old times to be like this" Car noted-they came to top of one another. That's why they made were so good?" ago." the great marvel. Will trial "Why? Because people could travel fast, "What's their buildings so big. a scholar, Pa?" reve "Well, it was a person who read a lot. A gargantuan gray mass the tangled underbrush, a loomed above "Most of these people practiced black even fly, and let machines do all their Sort of like Zip Jr., when he tried to learn gaping pair of magic-not the Cars, of course, but a good chores, so they did everything real quick, to read our Automanual." stone jaws yawning at heaven. many of them-and got all kinds of dark with less wear and tear on their bodies, 'That is Spartan Stadium," Car powers from reading thick books and and were able to live longer." On May 4, 1970, the count read that official "Why did they read so much?" an investigation will "Oh, so they could leam how to do all whispered. digging around for special rocks to bum." "Were they really happier than us?" four dead and nine wounded. finally be something more than a sorts of wonderful things, like Zoom could not believe that the "Golly, have you ever seen a magic "Of course-they had time on their That was the day that Ohio making whitewash. these buildings here. Those were the good structure was man-made, but took his rock?" hands back then, so the whole pace of life National Guard troops were sent to Too many Americans have been old days." father's word that there was room to build "No, but Junior says he saw one that was slower, they could sit back and enjoy * Kent State University to quell an "What buildings?" a house and barn on the magic field inside they used to squeeze car feed out of. Our it." willing to dismiss the shootings at because he was afraid to approach the The anti-war demonstration. Kent State as being justified by the "See all those squarish stones piled up ancestors probably made cars like most of path curved around a giant slab of During oval. the other people in Michigan 100 years white stone and went down the river bank. over there? The.v used to be stuck together that day, a 13-second burst of actions of the demonstrators. to make "Here's where your ancestors raced ago." The flood waters already were receding. a giant tower that was higher than gunfire from guardsmen into the The latest investigation took crowd of students indiscriminately place mainly due to determined mowed down participants and pressure from families of the dead VOX POPULI onlookers alike. Almost four years later, a federal and injured students. It is a blot on the nation's conscience that it has Dance funds benefit sclerosis grand jury has indicted eight taken four years to establish a To the Editor: national office spent its funds as follows: guardsmen on charges they violated thorough federal inquiry into the I would like to respond to an article in Research and research fellowships, 50.4 are run by volunteers with support The Opinion Page welcomes an the civil rights of the students who provided by staff. However, shootings. the March 5 State News by A1 Smith per cent; patient services, 12 per cent; they are not letters. Readers should follow a few were killed and wounded. That blot will be concerning the dance marathon for the fund-raising organizations-they are service partially community services, 5.2 per cent; organizations. simple rules to insure that as many Revenge is not the reason to removed when we finally find out Multiple Sclerosis Society. It would appear professional education and training, 5.1 I would like to add that we that Smith 'was attempting to make two have a film letters a possible appear in print. per cent; public education, 8.9 per cent; applaud the indictments. Rather, exactly what happened on that available that describes the activities of the All letters should be typed on the indictments represent the hope points—first, that only a small portion of fund raising, 12.'2 per cent, and Multiple Sclerosis Society in detail spring day in Ohio. the funds raised by the dance were going management and general programs, 6.2 per and we 65-space lines and triple spaced. to research and would be pleased to show this to second, that the remainder cent. any of Letters must be signed and include the student bodies on was being absorbed by salaries and Next, I would like to turn to the efforts campus that would like to see it. local address, student, faculty or administrative costs that provide no direct of the Michigan chapter. We do support benefits to multiple sclerosis patients and research and in fact contributed $95,776 Finally, I would like to thank all the staff standing and hometown. Time to use their families. In reference to the first point, that only a small percentage of the funds of the to the national office in 1973 and if income from all sources reaches our students who participated in the and the organizations that dance put it all Letters should be 25 lines or less. Letters may be edited for clarity expectations, will contribute $108,360 together. It was a tremendous feat and we and conciseness to fit more letters society are actually used for research, it during 1974. they can be assured that the funds that No one is quite sure why so few Another possibility is. that should be noted that the Multiple Sclerosis on the page. but will not be edited However, we are also concerned about they raised will greatly benefit multiple students picked up and returned students are satisfied with the sclerosis patients in Society has, since its inception in 1946, the 11,500 patients in Michigan and we Michigan. for content. applications for the University's present availability of gas, or have spent over $21 million on research. attempt to provide as broad a range of Frank H. Jakes No unsigned letters will be computerized car pooling service already formed pools through free Further, it should also be noted that the service for these patients as our Executive director, funds that the national office receives are budget printed. during registration, but it is still not State News classified ads. However, will permit. These services include: Michigan chapter, not spent "for its own administrative and medical care, community services, National Multiple Sclerosis Society too late to sign up. there are good reasons to still form patient fund-raising efforts". services, public education, medical Though the exact number of car pools-cutting expenses and Each year the society publishes an supplies and equipment services and commuting MSU students is reducing traffic pollution, for annual report that is audited by Ernst & unknown, over 4,000 parking permits for the commuter parking example-that outweigh minor inconveniences. Ernst. The 1972 report indicated that the professional development. I would also like to correct another statement made by Smith. He stated that Improve education lot were issued since fall term. our budget from the United Way of However, fewer than 200 forms have been picked up so far. car pool Filling out the applications only represents interest in forming car Be prepa Michigan for the current year is $284,000. Actually, the amount we will receive from the United Way of Michigan in 1974 is before adding Of that number, only 28 forms pools and requires no commitment. To the Editor: $228,000. I believe the warning "Caution: State To the Editor: were completed -and turned in by If you drive to and from school The figure of $284,000 is United Way of that. I suggest that the University News reviews may be hazardous to your I must disagree with the State News the end of last week. and have room for other riders, funds plus possible income from upgrade the quality of education offered bequests, editorial Thursday and other proponents enjoyment" should precede every review. contributions and special gifts. and forget about trying to increase the It is likely that many students, today is the deadline for picking up The last time I Naturally, of an MSU law school. The last agreed with Edd Rudzats the difference between the thing this quantity. intent on simply getting over with $228,000 and University needs is another an application in Room 474 was before Columbus set sail to find a new the $284,000 is hoped for income and school to As a student who has sat the ordeal of registration, missed Administration Bldg. You have way to the East. Any movie he dislikes I not administer and support. through too assured. This is why activities such as the many classes with 100-800 other students, make a real effort to see. I know the I cannot help but feel that supporters of the table in the Men's Intramural nothing to lose but can help make dance marathon are so important to I am against movie will turn out to be highly us. the school are trying to complete with the spreading,the University's Building where applications Smith also stated that the 10 branch resources even thinner. were possible the continuance of a University of Michigan. This kind of ego entertaining. chapters are run by volunteers who raise available. valuable service. Roger Doherty tripping is self-destructive; the oversized 432 funds. It is true that the branch Evergreen chapters residence hall system is a prime example George Shea 171 Gunson St Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 1,1974 5 Beef buyers not sure of future area prices By JUNE E. K.DELANO response to decreases," said the purchaser for the Stables and the Alle Ey. "We've The price of beef is coming down held off for a long time on raising prices nationally, but East Lansing shoppers and then had to do it a couple of months aren't likely to see immediate results in ago. If wholesale prices went down, we'd their grocery stores, restaurants or lower our prices to be competitive." residence hall grills. Grocery stores, where retail price The Michigan Dept. of Agriculture changes lag 10 to 14 days behind reported recently that large quantities of wholesale changes, have felt the price drop beef available in the market caused more significantly. wholesale discounts of 13 cents per pound The Kroger and Eberhard stores in the ,or more during February. Frandor Shopping center both report But few grocery stores or restaurants in small decreases in beef prices over the past SN Photo/Ron Biava this area report significant drops in two weeks. Since the amtrak depot planned tor this site near Trowbridge Road has been delayed, an 18-month pilot programwill notbegin April 4 as planned. wholesale beef prices and long-range predictions on prices aren't optimistic. Wrigley's in Frandor lowered beef prices from 10 to 15 cents a pound over the last "We haven't seen a decrease in beef few weeks, as did the Meijer store in prices in months, not one penny," said Okemos. Jeanne Pruim, owner of the Poplars "I have no idea what's going to happen Depot search, funding stall Amtrak restaurant. " And even if we did, my 29 to the beef market," said Daryl Steinke, years experience in this business says it from Meijer's central purchasing would go right back up again in the department in Grand Rapids. "If I did, I summer." be buying in futures. But in the long run, then on March 4, and finally early April Road owned by Grand Purchasers for MSU have seen a slight prices are going to go up." By JIM KEEGSTRA Trunk Western McElroy said will probably be similar to a and now project officials have no idea decrease in beef prices, but don't expect it Another large volume beef purchaser, State News Staff Writer Railway which will operate the mobile classroom - style building - the when the train night start running. to last either. Consumers Beef Co. in Lansing, is equally experiment. It borders a former lumber local governments represented on the rail The Amtrak passenger train test project, "I'm confident the project will succeed yard, now a MSU warehouse. council will still have to approve spending "The prices will be down for four or pessimistic. ruttine across lower Michigan from Port but there is no date yet," Mark Hinsdale, The council has looked at land on the the necessary money. five weeks," said Bob Herron, manager of "We didn't expect it to go down this MSU student and raH analyst working with Food Stores, "and then they'll go right month," Don Popoff, the owner, said. Huron to Chicago and pacing through south side of Trowbridge Road, but Grand However, Hinsdale said that while these back up to where they were a month ago." losing on the way, has not been derailed, Tower, said. Trunk objects that two switching tracks local problems are gradually being worked "And I think this is about as low as it will Andrew McElroy, president of the Restaurant owners agree that it would get." only delayed in a switching yard of between the suggested station and actual out. a more severe problem is the shortage Capital Area Rail Council, would not take a significant decrease in beef costs Popoff agrees, however, with uncountable questions and problems. hazard train boarding area and a nearby high • of railroad cars. Penn - Central is operating New answers may come next week a guess on when the 18 • month with over a period of several months before state officials who attribute the price drops speed freight line would be dangerous for an average of 15 per cent when the state's rail operations manager demonstration service might begin either. they could pass the savings on to their to a larger supply of cattle which was passengers. malfunctions, or bad cars, and the demand He said his 11 member group will hold its withheld during truck strikes and price returns from Ulks with Amtrak officials in Still in the running for the train stop is for equipment will rise this summer, he • Washington Thursday and with the Penn • sixth formal meeting Thursday in a the downtown Lansing land around the said. ceilings in 1973. Central railroad today. Rich Tower is one continuing effort to recommend a depot old depot on South Washington Avenue. We think your new We want to print it in ? 5. April Fool! of a five • person rail group within the site, determine probable operating costs The building itself, now a restaurant, was and promote the idea of riding a train. story is magnificent. our next issue,and will highway department's Bureau of Urban criticized earlier this year as being too and Public Transportation coordinating The month • old council's site search small. However, McElroy said that there is pay you One Thousand dollars. the proposed route with the Amtrak has narrowed to three locations. The latest a possibility of placing a station at the east operations group for Michigan. to come under consideration is a long, end of the building and that there are It was scheduled to start in January, narrow lot on the west side of Harrison plenty of parking spaces available. Depot location disputes for the project have also come up in Flint and Port Huron. Three sites had been suggested in EMU faculty pic Port Huron, but a resolution was just recently ^igned settling on a spot five or six blocks from the existing station, DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau to bargain with Hinsdale said. In Flint, Hinsdale said, Amtrak favored the old station over a proposed site near SflA SO WHO MWei TELL M SUSAN, I JUST 60TJA SAY, I HEARP JOHN i y- * 0 $you- SAY JOHN WAYNE THAT'S RI6HT1 H£ POUBlE- The American Assh. of University have little influence on the possibilities of the airport due to danger from the freight ARE THE Mm HAD A HAP A RUN-IN PARKEP Professors (AAUP) won the right to collective bargaining at MSU, where yards at the airport. MH THE IMJ HIS HORSE NOMINEES, RON-IN WITH THE faculty rejected There is little problem for the flag stops represent members of the faculty of a group bargaining agent 6LEN' mm.? ' outsipbi Eastern Michigan University's faculty in proposal in the fall of 1972. at Lapeer and Durand, Hinsdale said, where KL labor negotiations with school governors. Matthews did however, note a trend in old Grand Trunk stations will t In a close run-off election held by the Michigan toward collective bargaining at probably be used. Michigan Employment Relations the college level in the last three years, Battle Creek, Kalamazoo and Niles did Commission, the AAUP defeated the with Wayne State University, central not lose passenger service in May of 1971 Michigan Federation of Teachers by Michigan University and Oakland when other towns did, and thus already 298-264, with 660 faculty members University adopting bargaining units to have Amtrak stations. eligible to vote. represent faculty grievances, demands for Here in the Lansing area — once the rail more voice in university administration council finds a site and makes its Roy Matthews, president of the AAUP at MSU, said the vote would probably and job protection and salary adjustments. recommendations for a depot, which $rAEZH0IK/\MN2OHPITT X. ABfA ZHGlKAMNIonPLTTtf + > Q » All Greek Rush CP X % O b VISIT m h N T u 0 FRATERNITY Q. t= * 0 hi > 2 Z T < April 1-9 z I'l O s a -o 1 N For information call— M H u <1 L. 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Limit 1 (coupon) $147 $3 89 live rhymin' Expires April 7, 1974 swiaa caps Reg. 85c R - £ ^3"n» s,or* only East Lansing Store Only Knt U«JngS?ireOnly Expires AprH T, IP 74 §Mt Lansing Store Only Expires April 7. 1974 Ea* Lanstag'store Only Expires April 7. 1974 Expires ApirH 7.1974 East Lansing store Only ExpjrjlAprl^m^ 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April !, 1974 Crowds savor a 'fine performance' Josh White's Lc 6th By KATHV Josh White Jr. State Nev By MIKE LaNOUE of the Allman Brothers Band's "Make it with You," which he boogieing while he commences Perhaps this is the beauty of Television Returning to the Stables for the sixth time, Josh "Melissa," White's voice plays in open E tuning. White to put on a new string, all the White, for not only does he po«n up. T" The adrenalin trembled with unusual spirit. has an uncanny way of taking while singing a cotton field have a warm, powerful voice ?V Westerns White Jr. did an was flowing Indeed, White does a better job others' songs and making them he also creates a and enlarge t Saturday night at the Stables as on "Melissa" than does spiritual which winds into a warm' unforgettable two-day stint Greg better than the original, which loud clapping "Working on a powerful feeling among rim ** r; Josh White Jr. put on another his' at the club to near capacity fine show of talent for his East Allman, if that can be believed. was certainly the case with Chain Gang." True audience. borne out b\ > His voice is articulate and crowds. White will return to Lansing following. "Make it with You." professionalism. People shuffled slowly out graceful in the Stables the first week of The crowd was at near has just the right touch of White is a true performer, As always with White's of the Stables Saturday night Laura lnpjs May. capacity, electricity was in the vibrato and volume to make it not a writer - composer, and he recent act he did the sing along and many had somber smiles House on the mellow and unforgettable. SN photo by John Martell air and to top it all off, some Showered with requests to loves performing to large, "Love Song," written by on their faces as if they were presented Sati excited crowds like the one at of White's old friends were on the point of absurdity, White the Stables. Loggins and Messina and popularized by Anne Murray. savoring White's fint performance. onNBCFamilV hand to hear the man sing. He told his audience that he was His constant rapport with A special praise must go out to Josh White Jr. said good Landon bee sang his heart out. sorry that he could not do all his audience is perhaps best by This the Stables crowd for fine to all of his friends star at the ag was by far the best the tunes that they had asked but show White has exemplified when he breaks a singing on the chorus. Singing reminded them that he will be created the/ put on at the for but he did as many as he Stables, and he's been there six string on his guitar. He doesn't together is beautiful and it back at the Stables the Tint Cartwnght m had time to complete. times. stop playing during the song makes everyone feel together. week of May. "Bonanza" in A new song in White's and after he finishes, he gets family Wes' Singing an incredible version repertoire is the Bread tune the crowd clapping and demonstra^' 1974-75 Bell edition message By CHRIS DANIELSON State News April Fooler exchanges in addition more white to pages while eight the of sublime prose in last year's book on making long distance Bell's Trimline telephone may rings true make up for the loss of the commerically-oriented yellow calls for a nickel a minute has index for some phone fans. Area residents are now being pages have lost two of their been deleted completely. asked to make what probably number. Cover-to-cover readers will The new volume offers some will be their major literary find the new directory as solace in that the listed decision of the year by the informative as ever, while cover The 1974-75 volume out-of-state phone call rates are readers will have eight words Michigan Bell Telephone Co. contains 514 yellow pages. 248 identical to last year's Yes, that decisive time is white pages, 88 green pages This year's directory is again once again upon us when we and an eight-page introduction. alphabetical, as the Bell people are tempted to bring out the The same of urgency show sense a marked reluctance to old book to exchange for the that captivated the reader at change their popular format. the beginning of last year's If you take the new phone Though most off-campus edition opens the new volume, book you will be thumbing phone patrons have already as "triple A" once again leads through the yellow pages a traded off their 1973-74 the way with the Automobile little bit more, since the yellow directories, many students Assn. of America's emergency pages index-which ran 18 living on campus still have time road service numbers. pages last year-has been to judge the merits of their B. Zyskowski brings the completely dropped. present volume against those white pages listings of both In 1973-74 the index was of the new edition. books to a timely conclusion, billed as a "quick, easy guide Since the majority of MSU with zipper repair closing each to the headings in this students rely primarily on directory. directory" but apparently it was phone books to obtain their Some readers may be moved decided that your fingers can dialing information, a factual to tears by new rates for' do a little more walking in foundation for trust in the new in-state telephone calls set wake of the energy crisis. edition is essential for the forth on the sixth page of the An additional full-page greater peace ofmind. latest edition-and the section promotional advertisement for The new directory, edges the old in tength-858 to 852 pages. This is the year of the green pages, however, as the new volume gains four pages in this section devoted to 15 small Lansing area telephone Mictiigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday. April 1, 1974 London's work nicely atypical of Westerns BvKATHY esselman possible within the Western Michael Anderson Jr. and Ted Voightlander's luminous genre. It dispensed with Show follows Barbara Seagull Reporter (then photography and David Roses' homesteading family State News marshals, saloon girls and quick Westerns nave Hershey). It also is nourished score. Incidentally, Rose wrote draw artists. Dortort proved I ^2+The by '"Hie New Land," Sweden's the "Bonanza" score, and this ■ uiZms could pron,iseenrich that a traditional Western could celebrate stability and contribution to the American music is pleasantly reminiscent Work matured II TV„,n lllge the Western mint scope of the was security. Landon's vision Landon has a vision of the the help it Western, so can get. it needs all the It concentrates three girls trekking West with her family in search of 160 has the audacity to feature family, -mother, father and a Western. of that Ancona show. was Edward P. the color h Sophisticated I m outbyMichae|Landon'; I ful interpretation of Near the end of "Bonanza," Western being complete and untouched by the demons that on the settlement of the West. It has none of the traditional acres free and clear, according to the Homestead Act. She was children produced by the classic method rather than In "Prairie," Landon has coordinator as he was on "Bonanza" and "High run Michael Landon began to elements associated with the I KhJ Wilder"I "Little write and direct. Like his haunt Eastwood's work. He portrayed with engaging adoption, which is the produced and directed a Chaparral." The exquisite color I Uu" In the Prairie" a pilot colleague Clint Eastwood, does not depend on flashbacks Western. It does not havea ranch, marshal, town ■ impishness by Melissa Gilbert - her braids and lisped speech traditional method by which sophisticated and intelligent warrants his mention. |Pe°dn^V,.t9P- or slow motion; rather, the a families acquired in Landon showed himself to are family Western which could filmic techniques seem to exist building or railroad - building. were reminiscent of Margaret Westerns. The style of the film If it is put on the schedule prove the most important hjve a natural gift for onNBCFatnilV Western direction. He, like Eastwood, is only to tell the story In fact, the only traditional element it did have was O'Brien. Landon portrayed her father Charles Ingalls and draws upon the fine, television Western since by NBC, this series will premiere in fall of 1974. unacknowledged family "Gunsmoke." He was aided bv I undon became a television endowed with a unique, Indians, but they were Karen Grassle portrayed the Western "The Monroes," which I .. ihp age of 23 when he individual style. His direction Style changed I the role of Little Joe sympathetically portrayed. mother, Caroline, with warmth had an undeservedly short run Radio Refund of "Prairie" was a love song to SSitoI)av,d I)ortort,s the Western and an enduring In fact, his style has Western family and intelligence. in the fall of 1966 and starred I 22" in 1959. ™e nrst, contribution to the genre. simplified since he left The protagonist is a young Audacity II family fami y Western,i hp"Bonanza, diversity Unconventional "Bonanza." The last few episodes he wrote and directed girl, Laura, the middle child of This unconventional pilot FAMOUS Using a deceptively simple for "Bonaza" marred Undergraduate students living on campus who do by Les McCann to play were narrative style, Landon follows bitterness and sentimentality, not wish to use the services provided by the Michigan Laura and her family from HOT OVEN especially "Forever," Little State Network and its stations WMSN, WBRS, their house in the big woods to GRINDERS Stables this week - Joe's love story which opened WEAK, WMCD, WKME may receive a refund of their their homestead in Kansas. He strengthened the drama the 1972 fall season. at THE ONLY SI.00 radio fee by going to room 8 Student Services Natural gift Students have the electric piano plus some tapes PLACE YOU Bldg. between 1 - 5 p.m. Monday. April 1 thru with a quote from "The New His work seems to have opportunity to see Les McCann that are out of this world. CAN FIND THEM Friday, April 5. Please bring fee receipt and ID cards Land" as two Indiansapproach matured since then, as and group in concert at the McCann will leave the stage to obtain refund. the settler's cabin and paid IN THE evidenced by his direction of Stables tonight and Tuesday behind but his music will touching homage to John Ford MIDWEST IS "The Roy Campanella Story" night for the week low cover of continue much to the when the mother sings a hymn shown a few weeks ago. It was $2. amazement of everyone. as she sits, flintlock primed an unsentimental, effective McCann who tore the BELL'S Be sure to check out waiting for the Indians to attack. telling of a story which could have been ruined by a sloppy Stables apart in a week-long McCann's African drum player iarxnaJ Michigan State University stay fall term, returns Buck Clark, who is superb. on the Department of Theatre soap opera approach. He drew PIZZA rise of a hit album "Layers" Remember, cover increases memorable performances from and of fine to $2.50 on Wednesday and ARENA 1974 scores Lou Gossett and Ruby Dee in throughout the country. Thursday and goes up to $3 on 332-5027 225 M.A.C. this film. He will undoubtedly have the weekend. OPEN 11 A.M. EVERY DAY Simple style loads of electrical gadgets with ''Prairie" is an him including synthesizers. Phillip Haves Dean's THE STY OF THE BLIND PIG April 9 - 13 8:15 p.m. Arena Theatre 1ICKETS ON SALE TODAY ORD 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 1, 1974 More independence in black vote noted The black vote is becoming increasingly independent and He said the fact that blacks form to name few. concerned over the quality of the candidate, Frank Seymour, an increasingly a levels-are showing their constituents that they too hav- independent vote was proven when John Lindsay formed "an "They are appointing fellow blacks to key jobs and are president of Seymour and Lundy Associates Inc., Detroit, participatory voice in American politics," Seymour declared ' ' amazing coalition of blacks, Puerto Rican and liberal voters." showing black people that their cities can become models of the "Black judges, black lawyers and black emphasized Friday at MSU. "Today," he pointed out, "blacks hold top posts in many of American Dream. police officer Seymour addressed a political campaigns workshop-Electing a America's great cities-Atlanta, Los "Black senators and black representatives-at state and national demonstrating to black citizens that equal justice is more th/*a Angeles, Newark and Detroit, thin veneer." Candidate in 1974--at Kellogg Center . "The black, voter is becoming more aware of what he and his brethren can do to alter their condition for the better via the Political power ballot box," Seymour said. The social, political and economic problems are so obvious that even a casual observer cannot fail to see that something is wrong, he added. "Today the black man or woman no longer walks into the voting booth and automatically pulls the Democratic lever. He or she is an individual who votes to see that the right man--or By PAT NARDI said to corrupt leaders State News Staff Writer waitress and bought a jar of An and bodyguards, "they (the Tyson said he pitied George woman-gets the right job. And he or she is increasingly concerned example of people Gerald Ford, R-Michigan over the quality of the candidate thev are electing." Remer Tyson, political peppers." Tyson was referring thinking they have more power people of Detroit) put him out McGovem, D-S. D., for having visited Detroit last summer. to Nixon's surprise visit to a of circulation," he said. "You He commentator for the Detroit than they really do, Tyson to give up skiiing in Colorado said unnecessary force Seymour, a public relations counselor, told political figures and was Free Press, said last week that Houston lunch counter two said, is the circumstances can't get to him anymore. and swimming when he entered used to restrict reporters. others participating in the workshop that "black voters are seeing the high level politicians lose weeks ago. When people operate in an that they can have an effect on electing leaders of their choice following Coleman Young's the political arena for the 1972 Tyson also complained that contact with the public Tyson, a former political election in Detroit. After giving environment like that they presidential election and was who will have their best interest at heart." editor of the "nobody, tries to enforce because "they think they have Atlanta him a big apartment, a car start doing crazy things." provided bodyguards. laws." He said he hated to see more power than they really Constitution, spoke in a The journalist complained rich people who made illegal Group seeks aides do," and because they are relaxed Southern drawl and about the excessive security used several anecdotes. campaign contributions get 0ff constantly surrounded by measures used when U.S. Rep. with just a slap on the wrist. bodyguards. The commentator predicited for accused felons Tyson told a small group at Kellogg Center that power that have a Michigan was going to Democratic year "unless there are a lot of changes." corrupts people in a speech The Lansing Committee for the Lansing area, is seeking entitled, "How Shall We Deal Tyson said Milliken would Equal Justice, a nonprofit volunteers to assist in a pretrial with be the lone Republican with a Emperors, Coroners, group made up of citizens from release program for accused Highwaymen and other future in Michigan because he felons in Ingham County. American Royalty. Elected and has a lot of money and The volunteers will interview Etc?" backing. Prof to head group prisoners before they go on Each U.S. president, state trial, in order to provide judges governor and mayor "should on school freedom with information on the do his laundry at the Archibald B. professor of administration and higher education, has become Shaw, prisoners prior offenses, family background, job status and length of time in the Lansing area. Results 0f the laundromat and ride a bus to get there," Tyson said. "He should be able people who run to touch the the washing beauty salori the 40th president of the interview are turned over to machines. EASTER SPECIAL! Horace Mann League. 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Such an order overcharging, he said, the oil on their books at allegedly investigators are tracing costs hotly contested battle with the The issue has been raised investigation but declined to excessive prices, some New York Times would set forth the price matter would be referred to through a series of transactions companies, substantial price international oil companies WASHINGTON., Fed-. involving corporate affiliates reductions for some brands of orally and inconclusively with more than one company, it was identify any of the companies until a formal notice was rollbacks necessary to "refund to the market" any revenues the Justice Dept. for possible presentation to a grand jury may also have increased their' which the investigators regard gasoline could result. The understood. issued. realized from prices based on overseas affiliates' foreign tax and criminal indictment. as unnecessary middlemen officials believe that the alleged The Federal Energy Office William N. Walker, general inflated costs. credits and thereby reduced The engery office also could ^. stages of ^mquiry into between the producing violations have been occurring staff hopes to issue an initial counsel of the Federal Energy This is the procedure used seek civil penalties of $2,500 the parent companies' u.s. a'' Led overcharging for company and its sister refining company. Another possibility for at least three months and that they may involve more notice of probable violations Office, also confirmed that by the old price commission for each violation. The agency income tax liability. However, Treasury officials argued that it lnc and other petroleum with respect to so - called "the investigations are in and subsequently the Cost of says a violation can mean each by some major oil is that a broker was a than $100 million. intracorporate transfer prices - process." Living Council for requiring was unlikely that Internal Hucts middleman between two If the agency compelled day of sales at prices not Revenue Service agents, said to moanies- The companies the price a company enters on Walker explained that upon refunds when individual justified by actual costs. of the transfer ^Pnot identifiedI tat were Sued to as "household affiliated companies, officials said. substantial price reductions, it would be a political plus for its books as the cost of crude oil bought from an affiliate issuance of a notice of probable violation a company customers cannot be identified. If a company refused to Some energy office analysts be well aware price issue, would allow such In effect, officials indicated, the Nixon administration in its believe that by entering crude credits. in two or three weeks. names" by onc official' — would have 10 days to reply agree to a remedial order, ■£ investigators are whether the transaction between producer and running battle with Charles R. Owens, deputy with its defense. If the Federal Walker explained, the agency congressional Democrats over a assembling what they *l«ve * asst. adminstrator for policy, could go to the courts to seek Energy Office were not affiliated refiner was direct or eTdence ' that some companies price rollback. The President planning and regulation, satisfied, it would then press an injunction. 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Kniivila was blasted for 12 runs and 15 hits in less than five innings. The old saying which says that baseball is 75 per cent pitching Sophomore George Mahan pitched well in relief, but in his was proven to the MSU baseball team last week. only start was battered for nine runs in five innings, three home including The Spartans, runs. competing for the second straight week in the Miami Hurricane Twin Tournaments held on the Freshman hurler Todd Hubert has to be labeled this University of year's hard Miami campus, tallied 38 runs luck story. Hubert came during last week's phase of the through with two fine relief tourney which totalled six games. They could win just two games, performances in the first twin tournament, but then fell victim to however, dropping their total record for the Florida trip to 6-6-1. fate. The Spartan pitchers were main reason for Hubert first caught a cold in his concern. After pitching shoulder due to the use of his hotel room air conditioner pitching reasonably well in the first twin tournament, the MSU and then Monday, just as he was ready to hurlers were bombarded to the tune of 51 runs and 70 hits pitch again, was struck in the shoulder by a baseball the last six games. during during batting practice. The Spartans allowed 13 runs in the two "The shoulder is still tender so he games they won. probably will not pitch for "It's pretty hard to tell what the at least another week," Litwhiler said. problem was with the One other injured Spartan should be pitching staff," MSU coach Danny Litwhiler said. "Maybe the ready for action this other teams were better than we gave them credit for." w.eek. Catcher Dale Frietch missed four games last week Jfter Two of the other three teams entered in the tournament were receiving blood poisoning from a blister infection on his foot ranked in the top 10 in the last inflicted when he stepped on a hot coal while collegiate poll. Southern Illinois, walking on the able to gain just a 3-3 record in the beach. tourney, had been ranked Unlike last season, hitting has eighth, and Miami, holder of a 21-game winning streak and a 28-3 presented nothing of a problem season mark, was ranked ninth. The other for the Spartans so far. MSU is team, Montclair State, batting. 283 as a team and boasts had a perfect 2-0 mark before the tournament. five regulars with .300 or better averages. Only three pitchers were able to escape the bombardment. Heading the list is third baseman Amos Hewitt, who was named Duane Bickel, considered the ace of the to the all-tournament team. Hewitt staff, collected his second (.333) seems to be hitting win in three decisions by with more authority since taking hurling seven shutout innings against over the cleanup spot in the Southern Illinois. Bickle, just a junior, also pitched one batting order three games ago. "Some people don't like the Walking shortstop inning against Miami with the only run charged to him unearned. cleanup spot, but Amos seems to MSU shortstop Terry Hop has become a potent No. 2 The week's work lowered the righthander's earned run have taken to it," asst. coach Frank Pellerin average to said. batter for the Spartans. Hop is not only hitting .321, but a measly 0.86. Hewitt has cbllected four hits in 10 at bats, including a double also leads the team with 13 walks. Two underclassmen were also effective for the and a home run, and has four runs Spartans. batted in during the three Freshman Rick Moore pitched a complete State News photo by Ron Karle game victory over game streak. Montclair State and then added two scoreless relief stints to his Other .300 batters are shortstop Terry Hop (.321), outfielder record. The Midland native finished the week with Bill Simpson (.317), who also was named to the all-tournament a 3.32 ERA. Sophomore Scott Evans, who lasted less than an inning a week team, first baseman Howard Schryer (.314) and catcher Rick Seid ago in his first start, pitched five scoreless innings in three relief (.308). appearances to help his chances of staying on the big club. Outfielder Al Weston, who started like LYNN HENNING gangbusters but cooled "Evans threw as hard as anyone all winter," Litwhiler said. "He down to a .255 batting average, still leads the team with three looked real bad in his first outing, but since then has home runs and 16 RBIs. pitched more like he did all winter." Two players took advantage of their first regular opportunity All Star The remaining four Spartan pitchers all looked good at one to play. Junior Dave Collison, playing in left field, has reached base seven of his last 14 MSU's just fine time or another, but are questionable when their trips to the plate. total performance is looked at. Larry Romaine, last year's designated hitter, was installed into Spartan third baseman Amos Hewitt was named to the all - tournament team of the second round of the Hurricane Senior Steve Vander Laan, counted on as one of the MSU the same slot last week and reached base 11 out of 18 plate with Rick Seid starters at the beginning of the season, now must pitch himself appearances. Twin Tournaments. Hewitt batted .318 during the week back into the rotation MSU opens its according to Litwhiler. regular season Saturday with a doubleheader at with two home runs and seven RBI's. Vander Laan Ball State. was knocked out in three straight appearances, There were more important things in life than Photo by Ron Karle yielding 17 runs in less than six innings of work. money and I baseball jjames when Rick Seid turned down a $20,000 offer I from the Boston Red Sox when he graduated from Oak Park School in 1971. High I Csonka, Kiick, Warfield That's what he says. Of course, a year later he discovered the maize and blue world of the bright as University of Michigan was not as U-M coach Moby Benedict had painted it, either. So, Seid didn't waste any time. He simply packed his bags and I I | By MILTON RICHMAN us more than tranferred to, MSU, even though it meant he could not olav UPI Sports Editor we anticipated-even more than we had asked for in Stall way, who had selected the three Miami baseball his sophomore year and that he would hav^ to forsake I NEW YORK the exploratory package." players in the WFL's (UPI)--Lkry Csonka, hero,prime mover and MVP draft of NFL players a few weeks ago. his full - ride scholarship for a year. in Miami's one-sided Super Bowl win, jumped to the new World Csonka, a former Syracuse University All-America who has But, of course, there are more important things in life than I starred in each of his six seasons with the Bassett, a well known Canadian sportsman, and Stallway, a Football League Sunday along with Dolphin teammates Jim Kiick Dolphins, said he is Toronto attorney, then made their offer and it was money and baseball games to Seid so none of that mattered. He and Paul Warfield, all signing with the Toronto Northmen for a "very sad" about having to leave the Miami fans and Dolphin's relayed to Joe was just happy to be at MSU, away from Ann Arbor. coach Don Shula. Robbie, the Dolphins' managing general partner in Miami. The Spartan baseball team's new catcher remembers the $3 million package constituting the largest one ever put together day he I Robbie had decided to come to MSU. in the entire history of sports. "The Miami fans are, and always have been an option. He was free to act on the Northmen's super," said "It all happened when we (U-M baseball team) played here on The defection of the three, who will play out their options eye-popping offer, or reject it. He asked for time to think it over. Csonka. "I'll be very sad about having to leave them, but I am Shula was also notified a Friday afternoon with the Dolphins this season before reporting to Toronto in . and he spoke with Robbie. a couple of years ago," Seid explained it looking forward to coming back there this season. I'm also sorry Csonka, who was gettihg approximately $60,000 a Miami last week. "We came out, and the stands were filled with I 1975, amounts to a major body blow for the much longer about having the leave Coach Shula. I'd love to year with the play football for Dolphins, told Shula he, Kiick and Warfield were people, the sun was shining on a beautiful baseball field...you established National Football League. him the rest of my life, but sometimes the "holding off could see that it was different here. The team things you want to do signing" until noon Sunday. Keating said the total (MSU's) was run Csonka, the No. 1 fullback in the game, will receive the lion's most simply aren't in the cards. As I've offered by the Northmen was even "well in excess" of package the wha a college team should be run." share of the $3 million total which is to be spread out over three said, there are a lot of $3 million . other factors involved." but refused to give a breakdown on how Seid was one of the bright spots in the much each player will Spartans' two - week years in installments of $1 million a year. Florida jaunt. He hit .308 - everybody, himself included, says he I "Money isn't always the only consideration," said the will hit much better — and handled his Csonka, his running back buddy, Kiick, and Warfield, probably Keating said the Toronto contracts signed plate duties with poise. 27-year-old Csonka. "In this case, it is one of the considerations, by Csonka, the More importantly, though, he unofficially and unceremoniously the finest wide receiver in the game, all arrived in Toronto with 27-year-old Kiick and the 31-year-old Warfield will run from assumed a leadership role on I of course, but there are others which I do not wish to discuss. We 1975 through 1977, and after their representative, Ed Csonka signed his document, he had a figure in the back of our heads. The Toronto club offered Keating, Friday night to talk with John the Spartan team. Whether it said, with a perfectly straight face, "I hope this introduces Bassett, Jr., owner of the Northmen, and his partner, H. A. a new was on the field, in the lobby concept in owner-player relationships." of the Miramar Hotel or on one of the occasional nightly Pistons jaunts to the Oceanmist Inn in Ft. Lauderdale, Seid was usually leading the pack. Seid turned down the pro back h offer after he graduated from high school, because he wanted the security of an education and was convinced that U-M The Detroit Pistons, 97-88 offered what he wanted. But it • victors over the Chicago Bulls j wasn't long before he became Saturday in the first game of disgruntled with U-M, their Western Conference particularly Benedict. quarterfinal playoff series, "I don't mean to sound like return to Cobo Hall tonight to a hard guy," he said with an face the Bulls. intense, yet soft voice, "but Tip-off is scheduled for 7:35 with Coach Benedict you had p.m. to be a yes • man, meat on a The I Pistons, coached by Ray hook. There was no room for Scott, the prime candidate for suggestions. Everybody has his the NBA's Coach of the Year RICK SEID own special techniques that he Honors, used a tough defense grows up with. Some of the natural along with Bob Lanier's, 27 things I had grown up with, like my hitting, he wanted to points and Dave Bing's 20 to change. He wanted to mold me into | his type of player rather than what was defeat the Bulls at Chicago natural for rr Seid played in 10 games his freshman year at Michigan.lle hit I Stadium. .301, didn't commit an error and earned his letter. But he felt he By finishing in second place should have been ahead of the playing more. With the regimentation - third-place Army - like under Moby," he said - Seid decided to Pistons in the Midwest Division five or six other split. So did | of the Western Conference, the fully tendered players. Bulls "Everything is completely different at MSU," Seid said. "We're got t)ie home court treated like individual young men. The coach's role extends advantage in the best-of-seven farther than the field. We can go in and talk set. with the coachesat any time, and I'm very thankful for that." The Detroiters wiped out No one will be too that advantage surprised to see Rick Seid turn pro this by winning year, if he is drafted in June as most Saturday. The next six games, expect. But education was an important concern for him when he entered if necessary, will be evenly split Is. college, and it still between the two cities. "I always felt there were more The game tonight will be important things than playing I baseball games," he said. "Not broadcast on WJR-AM radio. just the educational aspect of In playoff action Sunday, learning through books but getting out and viewing the world with different perspectives." Phil Chenier scored 35 points He knows what it will take to and Elvin Hayes 34 to lead the get him to sign. "The money would have to be Capital Bullets to a 99-87 win early," he said flatly. "The coaches I phenomenal to get me out I over the New York Knicks in the players are a great bunch of respect tremendously and an Eastern Division guys. But if I should happen to quarterfinal game. sign up I will definitely finish school. Michigan State has been one of the most pleasurable and The series is tied, 1-1, enjoyable experiences of my life.' think it's beautiful here; the Boston leads Buffalo, 1-0, in people are relaxed, composed, the other Eastern Conference everybody's cool to one another...kind of like that day on the series. The teams will meet ball field." Seid has no Moby Benedict voodoo again Tuesday. Los Angeles dolls with a thousand pins met Milwaukee in Milwaukee re state c in it. It's doubtful he'll hit a beautifully vindictive home run Sunday night in the other Coach Russell every time he faces his old team when (Lefty) Franz of Bay City all Saints congratulates one of his state no dramatics at all. they meet. There may b« western Conference series. The players Saturday night at Jenison Fieldhouse after the champs ware crowned. In Clau A, Birmingham Brother Rice edged Bucks took a 1-0 Cougars had Detroit Cass Tech, 60-56, in "I'd say a year ago I had a lot of hard feelings," he admitted. advantage defeated Detroit Servite, 71-59, to win the Class C state basketball overtime, Muskegon Heights ripped local into that contest. favorite Holt, 52-44, in Class B and Ann Arbor "Now it's just two games I'd like to win. I'm not bitter toward championship title. The St. Thomas took care of j . game climaxed a full day of play in which four Harbor Spring*, 68-53, in Class D. Michigan or Moby Benedict. I feel I learned from it. You can't State News photo by Craig Porter help but leam from your mistakes." | , „ state News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 1, 197413 Michigan That By PETE DALY parking fine Student at the summons are paid Dept. of Public Safety, 1,700. We expect to go over net may amount of money will ' a warrant help issued for the you consequences. For this reason, when someday their parents actually appealing Traffic Court. to the Student 2,000 with the busy period probably be the same as last miscreant. An ignored student campus police determine the were the ones using the c„te News Staff Writer car on with that money lining the Robert Bissell, records with a campus parking during registration week," year's $66,000. Nancy Elliott, summons results only in issuing ownership of a car before campus. „ coffers of the student loan Meyer said. MSU director of investments of hold cards at registration Students manager for the Dept. of TBy? VVanl t0 knowl fund. The ordinance summons A student stung by an MSU and trusts^aid her records for and issuing one of the two types of appealing a student Public Safety, said the traffic it is how to appeal withholding of the citations. summons present their case must be paid in East Lansing, that fund to date coincide with student's transcripts. before the Student Traffic court has had periods of parking violation may take I,? he consequences are and that money goes to the comfort from the fact he could last year's. Meyer said student could Meyer said an auto by a student's parent, and owned Court in the Student Services leniency in the past, but he naving one and how. a t " city. his money again sometime, These similar revenues may be issued either student Building. thinks the outlook for Guhl's see a parked illegally on campus, can V to i*1 >our money Ten students hired last term in the form of a short term be attributable to the Mel Guhl, appeal is grim. ?o u»fpwith, a short nnmer summons or an ordinance have the officer guessing who 117 N. Wonders about'there to issue parking violations have loan from the Financial Aids elimination in August 1973 of summons, but a student to ticket-Dad or Junior? Hall, sophomore, returned to "They have been liberal for generously increased the total good reasons in the past, but fSow about campus amount of tickets issued for Office. Last year $66,000 was MSU's graduated fine system. The board of trustees approved summons, with its hold card muscle, insures prompter "If we come across that school this term and discovered his registration was withheld just because the amount of the traffic violations by the Dept. situation in the middle of the fines due is large isn't going to 'IfHice issue two of Public Safety, according to added to the Law Enforcement from' student a measure at that time the fines for student making parking reaction on the part of the student. week, we can be pretty sure for nonpayment of over $200 in parking fines. The fines make any difference," Bissell "of P»rkin* tickhetSh Lt. Terry Meyer. Loan Fund parking violations. violations identical to the the kid's parents aren't here accumulated in one period over said. sLa violations, which "Last year, for the month of ordinance violation fines. "But probably 10 per cent visiting, especially if they live two "We still have a few people V»s. ,1 for violating the March we issued 950 tickets Though the involuntary contributions to the Law Under the graduated fine of all MSU parking violations hundreds of miles away," years ago, before he interrupted his education for on the books who collectively for traffic violations. So far Enforcement Loan Fund may system, a student paid $2 for go unpaid," Meyer said. Meyer said. "That student gets Army service. owe thousands for unpaid 35 «« this March, we have issued over have increased in number, the the first parking violation. $2 A non-student issued student summons has nothing a a ticket for using an fines. Those people have all left ruiations. was added for each consecutive unregistered car." "They must think students the University now, so we'll to fear. He can throw the Meyer said many times are rich. I can't pay that kind ticket up to the fifth, when the probably never see them ticket away and never face any students have been ticketed of money," he said. Guhl is students fine jumped to $25. again." V1SU MSU parking fines now are $4 for undesignated areas and $10 for two-away zones. A $1 LEARN ritish system penalty is added for fines not paid after five class days. Applications for KARATE Meyer said the ordinance Despite inflation srgy crisis, MSU's and the largest Students will visit British factories, social agencies, with the year rare opportunity this of being eyewitness to summons, if ignored, results in SUMMER slums, castles, Parliament and Britain's transition Jp ever -114 students other branches of government. in ,»ed their way to London government. week to spend 10 weeks [dying humanities, social Class trips for the humanities and social science MSU's Office of Overseas Study has students in four RESIDENT ASSISTANT The MSU KARATE CLUB will hold its first workout of the term for anyone nations other than England at .nceand political science. students will take them to interested in learning Karate, the present time. Five are Positions (for undergraduate Regular Summer Scotland, Canterbury, Charles Gliozzo director of studying in Rennes, France; 10 TOMORROW, TUESDAY APRIL 2, at Stratford-on-Avon, Oxford, School and High School Summer Conferences) verseas Study, said the social in Freiburg, Germany; three in 6 p.m. in the Sports Arena of the ence courses will compare Stonehenge and other points of are now available in Room 302, Student Services interest. Seville, Spain; and two in Men's IM. Co-ed classes for Beginning ritish and American responses Singapore. Building. Gliozzo said London will Intermediate, and Advanced students social needs and They must be returned by noon, Friday, April lemational problems. provide political science majors 12, 1974. will be held this term. THE HORNY BULL EVERYONE WELCOME ITS FINALLY LEARNED HOW TO SNORT IN PUBLIC. LATER THAN YOU THINK. On April 12, 1974, time runs out for you to enroll in the 2-year Air Force ROTC Program on this campus. And here's what you'll be missing: l $100 a month, tax-free, during your junior and senior years. ■ the chance to win a full Air Force scholarship (including tuition, lab fees, the works). ■ a challenging job as an Air Force officer upon graduation. plus ■ a future where the sky is no limit. Contact Captain Bayner at MSU Quonset 67 or call (517) 355-2168 The Montezuma Horny Bull:" (Available only to college juniors or students Montezuma 1 oz. Montezuma Tequila. having at least 2 academic years left before 5 oz. CONCENTRATED ORANGE graduation.) BREAKFAST DRINK. Over ice. It's sensational, and that's no bull. 1 rAjL i 1 j/Y Find Yourself A Future In Air Force ROTC. JO Proof Tequila Borto SPRING HAS SPRUNG THE GRASS IS GRO'NG NOW IT'S TIME FOR SPRING FUN. JENISON GYM STORE COME SEE OUR SPRING SPORTS EQUIPMENT! PUMA SHOES TENNIS BALLS NYLON TANK SWIM SUITS SWIM CAPS NYLON JACKETS GYM BAGS, SHOES, SHORTS SWEAT PANTS, SHIRTS, SOX HANDBALLS & GLOVES BADMINTON RACKETS & SHUTTLECOCKS PADDLES & PADDLEBALLS AND MORE For your sports supply needs Jenison Gym Store LOCATED M JENISON FIELD HOUSE THE STABLES MICHIGAN S SHOWCASE TOR HTML ENTERTAINMENT 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 1,197J 355-8255 ]g fiMnH 11||| g ified Ad s FRANKLY SPEAKING... .by phil frank ( Apartments ](fj I "P"** Jffl m)\ Houses GTO, 1968, 4 speed, custom MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - NEED THIRD for 3 women NEED ONE girl - Cedar Village. Spring. $100 or leu. 351-4797. FOUR BEDROOM available June. $200 East tn.1 striping, $900, 485-3950 after New low rates. FIEDLER apartment near campus. / 3-4-t Rooms for spring. 4gr - ■ 6:00. 5-4-4 INSURANCE. Phone 676-2449. Overlooks Red Cedar, rent 3-3-29 0-1-4-1 reduced. 332-3610 evenings. HONDA CIVIC. Six months on 5-4-2 CAMPUS VIEW PHONE 355-8255 warranty, $2,400. 351-0858, HONDA CL450 1973, 2700 miles, APARTMENTS MEN STUDENTS: Large kitchen, parking, hou*| after 5 p.m. 5-4-4 $950. Call Vermontville, NEED THIRD girl for laundry'I 347 Student Services Bidg. 726-1455.3-4-3 Twyckingham apartment spring now leasing tor Excellent Ipcation. 332-igin I IMPALA 1967.Good body, term. $70. 351-8864. 5-4-2 anytime. 2-3-29 ' ■ tires, •AUTOMOTIVE new carburetor, battery, etc. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE simmer fall Scooters & Cycles $350 or best offer. 351-5481 CHECK our low rates! Call SUBLEASE EFFICIENCY 332-62* NEED A person to share house ,nl 5-4-2 LLOYD'S of Lansing at 332-5335 apartment • option for release. BUS STOP 2 bedroom, all rooms East Lansing. 550 Virginia I■ Parts & Service or 482-5585. 0-17-4-23 - 351-8183.3-4-8 $157.50 I month, pool. carpeted, stove, refrigerator. Aviation KARMANN GHIA 1971. Good 332-5675. 3-4-1 Utilities paid. $185. 482-4239 QUIET COUNTRY Auto Service living: New I •EMPLOYMENT condition, radial tires, $1300. 351-2450 or 332-0622. Ask for / 551 ALBERT Street - one block between 4 - 5 p.m. 5-45 bedroom duplex, fully carpeted !vvo I •FOR RENT Bill. 54-2 from campus. Large 2 bedroom. air, appliances and fulj| air conditioned, HASLETT ROAD - 2 Bedroom, tt. $210 / mon 1 Apartments Wheels: 13" x 5V4" ET Dish mags Furnished, - completely furnished, washer, MERCURY COMET, 1967 - 4 balconies. 2/man $150; 3-4 I Houses for most imports. $124.95/set of dryer, carpeting, private parking, door, V-6, runs well. $280. Call man $180; Resident manager quietl Two people - $200, 3 Rooms four. Also 14" x 5V4" VW. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 353-6661. 5-4-4 apartment No. 3. 332-2404; $124.95/four. CHEQUERED people - $220. 332-6335. 5-45 EAST •FOR SALE 351-6676. 10-4-10 LANSING. New 4peri0nl MUSTANG FLAG, 2605 East Kalamazoo, duplex. Finished rec ri 1969 - 2/door. Animals mile of deluxe appliances, central Standard 6 body and motor one 487-5065. C-5-4-5 west campus. LOGAN ARMS Apartment - SUMMER RENTALS Mobile Homes near bus, available $< good. $450. 2515 Wood Street. Southwest side of Lansing. Ideal 351-8920. 5-43 •LOST & FOUND 3-4-1 for married couple or graduate 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS BODY REPAIR. Quality, reduced students. 2 bedroom apartments 2 PEOPLE •PERSONAL rates to students. Also EAST LANSING. One bedroom I MUSTANG, 1969 - Power steering from $170. Resident manager $150 MONTH •PEANUTS PERSONAL / brakes. New parts. Leaving quaranteed rust profing. VAN WORLD' 645-2123. OR-22-4-30 394-0733, or call THE WALTER duplex. Appliances furnished, I •REAL ESTATE country. $1000. 355-1079. 5-4-3 NELLER COMPANY 489-6561. 3-4 PEOPLE near bus, available now Phone I 54-3 $180 MONTH 351-8920.54-3 " •RECREATION MASON BODY SHOP - 812 East •SERVICE Kalamazoo Street since 1940. EFFICIENCY FOR rent: Burcham COUNTRY HOME, two bedroom" I Complete auto painting and Drive. Pool, air conditioned, CEDAR eight miles from campus. $175 I Instruction collision service. C-4-30 485-0256 $130 / month. Phone 332-3775. VILLAGE After 2 p.m. only, 332-6802 I Typing Service NOVA 1973 CUSTOM. Two-door, Available June 15. 3-42 2 3-29 1 •TRANSPORTATION 307 V8, power steering, radio, BOGUE ST. 351-5180 very clean. $2350, will trade. VOLKSWAGEN / FOREIGN CaT TOPLESS SHOESHINE girls TWO - IMMEDIATELY! Sublet TWO BEDROOMS, furnished, pool, 315 •WANTED repair. Mechanical and body. wanted. Apply in person 503 April - Summer. $165 month. course. Two bedroom, 1VS tw 627-5271. 5-4-2 Burcham Woods sublet. $230 + Buy, sell and trade. IMPORT South Washington Ave. X-5-4-3 One block / campus. 351-6259; GIRL NEEDED immediately for shag carpet, deck, central AUTO PARTS AND REPAIR deposit. Spring term. 351-8562 - 353-6089. 2-41 ••RATES** PINTO 1973. Four speed. 13,000 485-2047, 0-1-4-1 LIVE -IN-mdther's helper, summer. or Vance, 337-1641. 3-42 3-person. Rent negotiable. Call 339-9703 or 487-5453. $25000 I miles. Excellent condition, 26 mpg. 349-2833. 3-43 24-2 Send resume-21440 Glenmorra ONE MAN needed for 4-man. 371-5164 after 3 p.m. 5-4-2 EAST LANSING, close - in. Three Southfield, Michigan, 48076. 5-42 Quiet, West Fee MOBILE HOME 2 bedroom. Apartments. rooms and bath, unfurnished. - LARGE NEW house - Summer, 61 NO. 353-1921. 2-41 NO. DAYS PLYMOUTH FURY - 1969 DRIVERS WANTED for part time Married couple or dngle woman Furnished, $100 / month, plus bedrooms. Plenty of parking. f WORDS Rebuilt motor, new tires. $450. only. $160. Phone 332-5988, lot, $50/month. Deposit. Prefer 332-1778.54-5 B deliveries. Must have excellent 1 3 5 10 351-6695 after 5 p.m. 3-4-3 driving record. Must have own car. Good pay. Apply in person YES...two after 6 p.m. 2-4-1 NEAR couple I child. 484-1902. 5-45 SPARROW, carpeted, just NEAR FRANDOR. bedroom house partially I 10 1.50 4.00 6.50 13.00 SPORTVAN, CHEVROLET, 1968. $50/month, includes DOMINO'S $240 plus u johns per All at PIZZA. 996 remodeled, parking. Available furnished, 12 1.80 4.80 7.80 15.60 windows, V-8, very good, Close. Share nice roo clean. 337-0846. 3-4-2 Trowbridge Road between 5-7 332-5381. 2-41 now. Fred, 485-8615.5-4-5 Call evenings 372-7456.10-4-9 , I 15 2.25 6.00 9.75 19.50 pm. 5-4-2 18 2.70 7.20 11.70 23.40 TOYOTA CORONA 1970 Very good. ROGER & PAULS EASTSIDE NEWLY remodeled 3 I apartment! TWO MAN, furnished apartments. - 20 3.00 8.00 13.00 26.00 Must see. Radials, air. 663-2111, extension no. 173 5-4-5 MARATHON PART-TIME - sales work. Promoting Britannica III. Call Collingwood 129 Burcham Drive, $144. 124 Cedar Street, $175. 135 Kedzie bedroom house, close. Bui service. $225. 371-5802 atfer I I 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 Mr. Murphy, anytime. and balconies, too Air Conditioned Drive. For the serious, graduate 6PM. 5-4-2 Where all we 351-1560. 5-4-2 DEADLINE TOYOTA CORONA 1971-2 door, Dishwasher or married students. Leases 1 EAST LANSING - Six bed P.M. one class hard top. Automatic specialize in is starting June or September. Call day Shag Carpeting two baths, spring/summer terms. I transmission. Good condition. 487-3216. Evenings 5 - 10 p.m., before publication. Unlimited Parking $1,200 or best offer. Call after equi Mus Water's & River's Edge (next to Cedar Village) New Furniture 882-2316. Or 8 - 3 p.m. $390 plus utilites. Deposit Phone 372-1585.5-4-2 f 7PM 394-2038. 5-4-2 LOCATED AT THE 332-4432 351-2402 0-3-43 Peanuts Personal ads CORNER OF JOLLY transportation. Starting pay Models Open Daily & OKEMOS RO variable to experience and hours FOR RENT July & .August. Two must be pre paid. TOYOTA 1972-2 door Corolla, 4 349 - 3196 available. See Mr. Vint at Min - a FRANDOR - ATTRACTIVE, 2771 Northwind NOTICE! bedroom house. | speed. Air, excellent conditionl 6DAY A WEEK TOWING clean, 1 bedroom. $155 - Call 351-8282 Close to - Mart Food Store, 2168 W. campus $25n / month Cancellations/ Corrections 349-9266. 5-4-2 OPEN 6 DAYS Grand River, Okemos. unfurnished, $170 - furnished. (Behind the Yankee Store) NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER utilities. Call ■ 12 noon one class day 7 AM • 9 PM BUT SUNDAY Immediate possession. 489-1323 evenings, VEGA, 1973 - HATCHBACK, 4 Wednesday, April 3, bwtween 7 - or call (1)587-6680. Prefer & FALL, Studios, I & 2 bedroom 351-0598. 5-4-3 VW - GUARANTEED REPAIR. 9 p.m. 4-4-3 yads 10 MINUTE drive from campus. furnished or unfurnished. See before publications. speed, $1900. Call 355-3023 or married. 5-4-4 One bedroom furnished our yellow page ad for RANDY'S MOBILE, Okemos locations. after 5 p.m. 3-4-2 apartment with garage. $140 See manager at locations WOMAN SHARE room, log cabin I Road and I-96. 349-9620. PARKING LOT ATTENDANTS The State News will be 22-4-30 AND WAITERS. Part time and Man for four man Riverside ' References required, couple for showings. tSarden, bicycle distance, I responsible only for the VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER to live Apartrrten't. Spring. $65. prefered. 485 5^66. 54-2 $50. 332-4459 3-41 I in while you travel this summer. full time. Must be 18, Apply in HALSTEAD 337-1451. X-1-43 first day's incorrect 1967 with rebuilt engine. Fully person ALEX'S RESTAURANT, CLEAN, NEWLY painted, 3 I FEMALE NEEDED - Eastside of insertion. equipped. $1250. Call 489-0513. 321 East Michigan, Lansing. ONE OR two girls to share two Lansing. Parking. Own Bedroom. MANAGEMENT bedroom bungalow in East I 5-4-5 Lansing. Family or students. I 5-4-3 bedroom apartment at Deposit required. After 5 p.m. 444 Phone 351-9036. 5-4-74 FEMALE RECEPTIONIST-full Collingwood. $54/month. 485-7593. 34-1 Michigan VOLKSWAGEN BUG, 1971. WANTED: time. 8asic typing, 332-2933. 5-43 Fantastic condition! $1200. bookkeeping and clerical skills. GIRL WANTED for 4-girl, Cedar 351-7910 FRANDOR NEAR, three bedroom I 676-1495, after 6 p.m. 5-4-4 484-4446. 5-4-2 SUBLEASE 4 man, spring. Pool, air Village, Spring. $65 - 332-5464. duplex, 1V4 baths, formal dining. I conditioned, bus to campus. 5-4-3 deluxe features, $270 / month, f VOLKSWAGEN engine, new tires, 1963. Rebuilt clean, good MALE SALESMEN must have previous experience. $20,000 a Subjects $165. 349-3269. 3-42 Mr. Henry, 372-7943. X-5-43 485-6766 Of NEAR SPARROW one bedroom. condition. $400. 355-9848. FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted for 3-4-2 year for the right man. Must be able to travel statewide. lor 2/girl. Close, $75. 351-0336. New carpet. Very nice $125 plus ONE BEDROOM, furnished. Walk AURELIUS ROAD A large I utilities. Deposit. Prefer married 3-4-2 to campus. $140 / month. garden plot goes with 484-4446. 5-4-2 couple. After 5 371-1106. CAPRI '2000 1972. Red, four VW BUG condition, 1968. Red, excellent radio, $750. Motivational ONE OR TWO girls. 7-4-5 p.m. 351-5030, Dinnertime. 5-4-5 country duplex. Close in. Two large bedrooms, fully carpeted. I I PAINTERS PART TIME, 5 hours a $57. Free speed, new tires, good mileage. 351-7464. 3-4-2 SUBLEASE 2 person apartment Excellent shape. Taking offers. day, $3.00 / hour, in East Research busses 5-44 to campus. 332-3614. GIRL TO share two bedroom summer. - Close, $175 / month. Appliances furnished - | 355-8101.3-4-3 Lansing. Staining and new furnished dishwasher, air conditioned ar VW. 1973 AM-FM stereo, radial apartment. $70 / 351-4524. 5-4-5 full basement. $190 plus tires, undercoated. life time custom home experience. Call CALL month, call Kath, 355-8497, 8-5 | CORVAIR CONVERTIBLE 1964. 882-7541 2-4-2 332-4351 close, large utilities. 4 miles south of MSI p.m., 482-2585 evenings. 5-4-3 Houses 4.speed, good transportation. warranty. 351-7151.34-3 EARN GOOD PAY Americana Apartments, need roommates Spring, $85. 3-4-2 flp Couple only. 882-8779 ( $200. 351-6605.3-4-2 DISTRIBUTING LEAFLETS for for a few hours QUICKLY: 882-7410. 5-4-4 VOLKSWAGEN BUG - 1967, one MAN share bedroom $2/hour. Work for four days. of your time $63, on river, liberal, mornings; DATSUN 1973 240 Z. Sharp car. owner, very good condition. Call TWO BEDROOM, furnished, FEMALE. GREAT UPPER APARTMENT furnished, I immediately, 332-3824. 351-3086. 3-4-3 room for - $650. Call after 5 p.m. Good gas mileage. Reasonable. 332-1421. 5-4-4 2-4-2 carpeted. Availabe spring term. Private spring! Furnished. Private 3 rooms and bath. $125 plus | 355-5780. 5-4-3 pool. Call 332-5675. sundeck. Share clean, quiet deposit. 8824990. 5-4-2 5-42 house. Close. No VW 1972 Sportmobile camper ■ FULL - PART TIME cook - parking. DODGE DART Convertible 1966. bus. 18,000 miles, warranty, Pizza Italian food specialities. 353-4624 4 PM ONE GIRL sublease Old $98/month. 349-4593 OWN ROOM - $65/month. Option for summer and Fall. 484 | Small V-8, 4-speed, $175. Cedar sharp! 485-8357 anytime. Apply: PIZZA VILLA, 2167 Village spring term. $70 / ONE GIRL sublease spring term, _ 351-5706. 3-3-29 3-4-2 351-6605. 3-4-2 5-4-3 East Grand River, Okemos. SECRETARIAL POSITION - month. 351-3649. 3-4-1 close, reduced rent. 332-8353. ONE COUPLE or 2 349-2630, after 2 p.m. daily. Mature person with basic typing 5-4-6 singles shere DODGE VAN: 1967 Extra long, VW SUPERBEETLE 1973. Radial 3-4-3 skills, knowledge of filing house with one other, Lansing. RESPONSIBLE FEMALE (25 351. I MILFORD STREET 126. Two 371-5636, after 6 Employed | - carpet and cabinet. 55000 miles, tires, 25 m.p.g., Excellent system. Must work well with p.m. 3-4-1 or working on man $185, three man, $67 each CORONADO GARDENS. 2 automatic. Real sound, runs condition. 371-2236. 5-4-3 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST people. Applications in Meridian Masters to share clean li man. Two blocks from campus, bedroom townhouse available. MALE FOR 3/man West fine. $975.00. 355-8733. 3-4-2 MT (ASCP) registered or eligible for Mall office. 6-4-4 $147 / month if you qualify. Lansing. townhouse. Completely I deluxe, furnished, air Motorcycles progressive blood donor processing RELIABLE conditioned. Immediate Membership fee $185. Phone Laundry, kitchen, $50 furnished. Close. $130 includes | FIAT 1972 Spider, tuned exhaust laboratory. Excellent benefits, good BABYSITTER - 372-6871.3-4-1 everything. 337-1815. 6-4-3 occupancy or fall rentals. 4841828 Monday • Friday 8 - AM/FM radio, 18,000 actual working conditions. For further Monday - Saturday from 9 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. for 2 preschool 351-2647, 484-8494, 489-1656. a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m. - miles.: information, call 484-7461. 5-4-5 20-4-25 12 p.m. 5-4-5 BMW, YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, children. North Lansing area. . SEDO0 FORD 1967 - stick. Fantastic RICKMAN dealer, - Your full service Large stock of parts, DESK CLERK needed. Call Wages X-3-4-1 negotiable. 485-0758. MARIGOLD APARTMENTS ONE PERSON needed immediately CROSSWORD 0BQQQCJ WQQDB condition, no rust, good pricel 355-4471. 694-3859 after 6 p.m. custom accessories, helmets and between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. for appointment to interview. Phone Old Cedar Village. $75/month. PUZZLE anofflun nanas leathers. SHEP'S MOTOR 489-0567. 0-4-30 BABYSITTER NEEDED Tuesday apartment. Carpeting, air 351-3715. 3-43 ACROSS „ nu ukhs „ FORD XL 1970. Balck vinyl / red, SPORTS, INC, 2460 North Cedar, Holt. Just south of 1-96 and Thursday mornings 351-8098. 3-4-1 conditioning, heat Renting for summer included. and fall. 1. Qualified 36. Doubters □gau uma nog □na □□□□ hob air, $800. 353-4730. 372-5829 NUDE MODELS for photography. 4. Tribe 38. 8unyan's over Phone 694-6621. For appointment: (evenings). 5-4-5 C-5-4-5 pass. Call between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. TOPLESS SHOESHINE girls 337-7328 351-8545 8. Slice "Babe" □gK nuHB nffl FORD 489-1215.0-4-30 wanted. Apply in person 503 ROOMMATE NEEDED for Cedar 11. Sticky stuff 40 Goddess of naa [-ma □□□□ THUNDERBIRD SUBLEASE ONE 12. Two toed sloth 1970-excellent gas mileage. 1971 KAWASAKI 500. Excellent South Washington Avenue. 5-42 - bedroom Village 4-man. Spring term. uaaci ran „ PERMANENT PART Time apartment. Furnished, close 13. Swiss canton $2,000. Phone 393-2347 after 6 condition. Cheap transportation. secretary; Minimum working campus, available to now. 332-0256. 3-43 14. Mythical lance 42 Passport □unto oauaas p.m. 54-2 $450 firm. 332-3301. 2-4-2 hours: 10 a.m. -1 p.m. Monday • LAWN AND landscape services, 355-1222. 3-41 SUBLET SUMMER 2-man across 15. Paris college endorsement 46. Trust¬ □at! 1:1 □□H0E0 Friday. Typing and Bookkeeping some experience necessary. TWO from Mason Hall. Stop by 126 17.Seaweed worthiness □noun amain AMERILAWNS & LANSING BEDROOM furnished, air, 19. Florida Cape experience required. 351-5800. MARK SPITZ. C-3-4-3 LAWN SERVICE. Call after 6 quiet, $175, utilities included. 393-3819; 351-6288. 5-42 Orchard Street Apartment 5. 54-5 20. Copper symbol 49 Nonsense „UIIJ,„ 50. King of p.m., 393-0432. 5-42 Ignore Midian 4. Swine genus BABYSITTER WANTED, 5 SUBLET 25. Encore 51. Lighter LARGE 1 bedroom 5. Abel's neplw EAT YOUR evenings per week. $40, children. 349-1641. 1-4-1 3 Fx Rent WANTED IMMEDIATELY! Man for one bedroom, block furnished apartment, Haslett 28. Chum 30. Toilet case 52. Commotion 6 Fabel from campui. 337-7571. 3-42 Road, own bus line. $195 I 53. Lifetime 7. Short and fat month. 31. Sour substance 54. Head-Fr Sandy, 355-0135 or 8. Wedge shaped HEART OUT EXPERIENCED TYPIST, Okemos, IBM (pica or elite type). COMPACT REFRIGERATORS Best rates now. United Rental. - EAST LANSING Duplex - 2 351-1073. 5-45 33. Beseech 55. Penrod's 9. 10. Samovar Connect Tired of sweating over end of the month 373-6726 weekdays or 349-1773 bedrooms, air conditioned, walk utility bills? 2790 East Grand River. to MALE - SUPER apartment. Own 16. Leather flask campus. $250 / month. Spend your summer poolside and leave the hassle of end of the evenings and weekends. 351-5652. 7-4-5 bedroom and phone. Air 485-7147 before 5 p.m. 3-42 18. Electric month OR-1-4-1 utility bills to us. conditioning. Utilities paid. current BUROIAM WOODS PART TIME positions for MSU COMPACT REFRIGERTOR and TV's. Free delivery. Dorm ONE WOMAN Beautiful + / 3-woman. extras. Leave message. 351-7931. 2-4-2 21. 23. Elevated Amount students. Excellent salary level Close, Besides a heated pool, you'll enjoy many other Rental. 372-1795. 7-4-5 parking, air. 351-1736. 3-4-1 GIRL, AMERICANA 4person. 24 Little girl and meaningful business features for a complete summer living experience. Immediate occupancy, 25. Cistern experience. Automobile GARDEN PLOTS 25' x 50' - * Heated Pool * FEMALE NEEDED immedaitely furnished. Call 337-0659. 3-41 26. Frigid Laundry Fatuities required. 351-5800. C-5-4-5 Schoesmith & Shoeman Roads. for duplex, own 27. * Ample Parking * Nicely Furnished room, $75. Straight $6 per season. 7 minutes / MSU. 355-8319, 332-3258. 3-4-1 NEED QNE forward * Air Cond. WAITER man for 3-man - WATIRESS, attractive 349-0765. 7-4-5 NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER efficiency apartment. Clean, 29. Nonattendance girls wanted to work days. Call Efficiency One Bedroom Two Bedroom TV NEEDED, GIRL for Twyckingham quiet, utilities included, 32. Withered Jay's Chalet, 4849431, or stop AND STEREO rentals until JUne. $72.50. 351-9513 $90/month. Phone 34. Travel $140 Z. or 332-4709 $149 pme; $169 Z. in, 1515 Center, Lansing. 3-41 $24/term. $9.95 / month. Free mamtm 355-8316. 34-1 5-4-3 37. Summit -Includes Utllities- same day delivery and service. FOOD STORE needs Call 39.15 FALL RATES (12 night and NEJAC, 337-1300. C-430 NATHAN - COUNTRY GIRL FOR 4-girl apartment in 41. Highlander One weekend help. Prefer married Xwo atmosphere, Twyckingham 43. Cleo s maid Efficiency Bedroom Bedroom man. Apply 947 Trowbridge. 54-3 Apartments 1® bedroom spacious, one accommodates 2 332-5245. 54 3 for spring 44. Fountain drink $154 mo. $184 mo $234 people. Carpeted, parking, 45. Bomb garden space, 10 minutes to NEEDED - 1 man for Americana 46. Rolled lea campus. $160 • $185 plus Apartment, spring term. $70 / 47. Sarouk utilities. 351-3809 or 377-9791. month. 337-2678 after 5 PM. 48. Lamb 3-4-1 5-42 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 1,1974 15 FotS* ^ .flCJ For Sale ]<§ [ to t fart |[Q| . Houses closed" "ft " USED FRENCH horn. Excellent condition. $180 Call 353-3193. GOLF CLUBS - Wilton Snead. 4 FOUND: CIGARETTE Cata with Week's meetings slated m», $67.00/mooth. Call during week. 3-4-2 woods, 2-9 irons, pitching money near Jacobaont. Call to 2329. 5-4-2 wedfla. $125. 337-1249. 5-4-2 identify, 332-1259. C-34-3 Bach Monday on the inside ASMSU, 7 p.m., 428 meeting of the Ninth Session Funding for the Drug MEN't KNEISSL Blue Star tkiit. back page the State News Student Services of the ASMSU Board. Education Center will be ANTIQUES 8i UNIQUES. Buy and Bldg. On Km BLOCKS f'°m a"™""' " Excellent condition. Call •ell. 220 Albert Street, under LOST - JIM tmall black mutt, publishes a list of local agenda is "State of the Student Wednesday discussed. lHR street Tao bedroom.. 361-5425. after 5 p.m. 5 4 4 shaggy hair. 355-6286. 5-4-3 government meetings including Thursday |Cf0V' Sor responsible studantt Lumt. C-4-30 Government" message by East Lansing Human campuspity and state bodies. JC:ScaM82BM7.^5__ BICYCLES - TEN Columbia, English Racer 27". speed FRAMES OLD, cracked Replacements at or low broken? cow, [ Per- If/] Citizens are encouraged to clip this list for reference in outgoing ASMSU President Ed Grafton. This is the last Relations Commission, 8 p.m., council chambers, City Hall, 7:30 Capital Area Rail Council, p.m., City Hall. Hardly ridden. Excellent OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 oondhion, $75. 339-2639, after 5 East BOARD EXAM TUTORING participating in the Michigan, Lansing. ISftj p.m. 5-4-5 372-7409. C-5-4-5 STANLEY H.KAPLAN democracy. To be listed here, please write the Kidnapings managing spur growth TUTORING COURSES o BEDROOM house, temi ■ Now editor. °hpd 9 or 12 month leaae USED BIKE EXCHANGE 6 PIECE Ludwig drum aet, baing formed for the Today I S poible, new paint and Zildjian cymbals, excellent upcoming MCAT, DAT, LSAT, Traffic Commission, 8 p.m., K V®. »«» condition, 339-8851.5-4-5 $700. Phone ATGSB, GRE Board Exams. For information call 1 313 354085 council chambers, City Hall. I 5+5 IV «7 MAN house. Summer VELOCIPEDE PEDDLER $41 E. Grand River Downstairs CRAIG PORTABLE cassette tape OR 1-4-1 COGS meeting, 6:30 p.m. Con-Con Room, International of insurance protection II Fall Furnished, parking, recorder and blank tapes. Center. The agenda includes ■ 3 ■'». 332-5722.0-7-4-9 POSTERS, ALL types. Including Excellent condition. Dave. reconsideration of the NEW YORK (AP) The need all the time have 332-3163. 3-4-3 student-liaison proposal and ■ about it that they will not say we just recent rash of loMEN ■° ULREY Coop, 5 black light. 50c each. New paperbacks, ft off. Pipes, RUMMAGE SALE I Okemoi several amendments. One kidnapings here and abroad has made ransom whether or not they offer the to work on the requests we're ening. sprmg term. $250 and excellent incense. At THE papers amendment opens the position coverage--yet they have getting," one insurance board. 332-5095. 3-4-1 Communtiy Church. Wednesday, insurance one of the hottest received ransom business n 10 SKIDS of officer to any graduate manager said. DAY BEFORE FOREVER, in April 3, 9:30 - 3:30. Thursdey, - and most expensive items on without asking for it. "Most of the action is in fVoOM in housei • East Lansing, (next to Arby's) April 4, 9 - 1, Sponsored by The SALES SERVICE ACCESSORIES student who can acquire the insurance market. Not every insurance domestic insurance, but we're I $46/month, full kitchen. 508 254 West Grand River. 5-4-5 Women's Society. 3-4-3 MST VAIKS. CHECK K Ml enough signatures on his Two firms that write ransom company wants to handle still giving quotes on foreign I South Cllffori, 487-3063. 5-4-2 petition policies, the Insurance Co. of ransom insurance. Although coverage which is always a I'm NEEDED for own bedroom SONY SQD-2020 4-chennel full lege SQ decoder - control center; • GAF never MOVIE uted. Call outfit, complete, 351-1549, after vekxipede p.m., Elected Student Council, 4 C216 Wells Hall. North America and the Federal Insurance Co., say that within Lloyd's of London, the British syndicate, has underwritten problem for companies," he said. ■ and bath. Near campus. Tandberg 6041X stereo tape 3 p.m. 5-4-5 I 332-8867 4 4-1 deck; Concord MTC-12 closed circuit TV camera; Utah EARTH SHOES. Uted 10 timet. ^eddler Tuesday City Council will meet for the past two to three weeks they have received many calls this type of insurance for years, only about 10 U.S. And as the insurance companies are asked to cover its regular twice-monthly Rooms Heritage speakers (pair). Call Original ditcontinued tuede WALGREEN PRODUCT SALE - daily from corporations and insurance companies offer more and more clients, prices Walt at 394-2826 after 5 p.m. classics. Excellent shape. Men't Buy TWO and SAVE I If you did meeting, 8 p.m., council individuals asking about a type kidnaping policies. Even they have risen along with the 1-4-1 tize 9. Were $36, now $25. chambers, City Hall, of coverage many weren't sure not get a circular, come in and reinsure most of their bigger number of kidnapping pick one up. GULLIVER Academic Council, 3:15 existed. rasom policies with Lloyd's. incidents. ■wo MtN 10 v'a": " r SONY 7065 RECEIVER. Excellent STATE DRUG, INC. (A Walgreen p.m., Con-Con Room, No firm has tried to "Many people are surprised "Individuals, even wealthy | completely furnished, own condition. $410. Or best offer. Animals Agency) 1106 Eett Grand River. International Center. Agenda ■ r0om. Kalamazoo Street. 332-4619. 3-4-3 publicize ransom policies~in that we offer kidnaping ones, tend to be turned off by 352-5171.0-3-4-2 includes SIRS issue. I <89-9453 3-4-2 fact, some are so confidential insurance, but right now we the size of the premiums," a 3 POODLES 7 weekt. AKC. Good RECTALINEAR lll'S, Sensuiamps - \'s what's manager said. One ■COM AND Board in Sorority and quad adapter. Leave thow quality. Had first shots. WEIGHT happeningi middle-income couple who T House. Close to campus. message. 351-7931.24-2 $75-$100. Silver, 2 males, one wanted a $500,000 policy to I 332-3551. X-5-4-3 MODER SECRETARY desk. $25. female. 669-9132. 5-4-2 REDUCTION Announcements for Happening must be It's What's received in the 8 Auditions will be held starting at a.m. Wednesday in 210 Bessey All announcements printed in "It's What's Happening" are read cover children themselves and their were told they would ■ INGLE I Compact - CLOSE to Union. and well furnished. Desk with chair, $50. Spool legged dining table with buffet PROGRAM State News office, 341 Student Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least Hall for a Theater 303 production of "The Effect of Gamma Rays on daily on WMSN - 640 AM campus have to pay more than $600 in I Quiet person only. $16/week. and 5 chairs, $100. Sears Information meeting today two class days before publication. Man-in-t he-Moon Marigolds." premiums for the one-year FREE FUZZY little puppiet to 1 References. 663-8418. X-3-4-1 Kan mora washing machine through Thursday at 3:30 pm No announcements will be accepted MSU Paddleball and Racketball coverage. loving homes. Part collie. by phone. Gay Liberation Movement has "The Hearst $140. 627-3098. 4-4-3 351-6870. 2-4-1 and Thursday evening at 7:00 been Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. kidnaping hosting open raps from 7 to ■INGLE ROOMS Kitchen and 11 p.m. Wednesdays in 309 and Tuesday in 215 Men's Intramural stirred up a lot of interest pm. Students and non - J bathroom facilities available. MclNTOSH 6100 INTERGRATED FOR SALE - 10 week old 328 Stifdent Services Bldg. Bldg. domestically and the 1 Walking distance from campus. I 482-5147. X8-4-8 AMPLIFIER used. Rectilinear III speakers. Teac 220 ICassett Malamute, has all shott. Best Offer - 355-9863 after 2:30. students day. Thursday is the last | Tffiag Santa j|jg Everywoman's Center, 1118 S. Volunteers are needed for strangeness of the motive scared people," said one 2-4-2 Rm 253 Student Services Harrison Road: A communications interviewing prisoners for district deck, AR FM receiver, KLH6 ransom insurance manager. TYPING. LONG, thort 8ttignments skills workshop will be held from 1 courts in Ingham County. Training ■eMALE TO share house. Own speakers, Sony ST5600 Stereo ^r^ordoi^/HHam^5^827^^ sessions are at 7 tonight and April 8 "But a much more real threat to 2:30 p.m. Thursday. The center in home, experienced ^ Room, close. 332-6468. 3-4-3 turner. Mamilya Super 23 prets ENGLISH IRISH setter - mixed, 8 MEDICAL STUDENTS: Medicel campus my typitt. 485-6274. 3-4-1 will hold an arts and crafts sale at Edgewood Chufch. 469 N. within the United States is the Bolex H16S 16mm. weeks old. $35. Needs room and camera, reference books, tpecial from 2 to 10 p.m. Friday. We still Hagadorn Road corner of Beech money motive. The kidnaping JOUSE • OWN room. $58/month. movie camera. MUCH MORE I love. Call 394-2926 after 5 p.m. ditcount. Clote by. Alta Surgical need women to sell their art work, Street. For more information, of the newspaper editor in I Female. One block from WILCOX SECOND HAND __3±2__ Supply. 1717 Eatt Michigan. ANN BROWN typing i and multilith baked goods and to staff the sale. contact F. Dennis, 304 Horticulture I campus. 332 4659. 5-4-2 STORE 485-4391. C-4-30 . Lanting, 489-1404. 5-4-2 offset printing. Complete tervice Call us for more information. The Bldg. Atlanta, Reg Murphy, and the 1V4 YEAR old, Beagle, female. for dittertations, theses, center is selling discount tickets to - rash of kidnapings involving loOMS FOR RENT: spring term, GUNS. RIFLES, and handguns of AKC regittered, field champion manutcriptt, general typing. IBM opening night of "Mrs. Warren's Folk Dancing at 8 p.m. Tuesday store managers or the families at St. John's Student Parish, 327 I comfortable living area and all kinds. Buy trade and tall. tired. Excellent hunter - $75. MONTY'S BAR - 24 years experience. 349-0850 Profession" April 11 at the Ledges MAC Ave. Lots of dances from all of businessmen and bankers is C-4-30 Playhouse. For more information, | relaxed atmosphere; not far BEST year 'round pricet in Phone 625-7193. 3-4-1 call the Center. over the world. There will be where most of the action really npus, call 337-2381. Southern Michigan. BOB'S GUN FREEI AND RESTAURANT nners welcome. is. The hit and run thing for I Ask for Tom 3-4-2 LOVEABLE. a long - PURPLE VICKI - fast accurate, SHOP. 2412 South Cedar. Call haired, black, tiger male kitten. $20,000 or $30,000 is what Shrimp and Fish inexpensive typing. Very near The First Monday Human MSU Outing Club i 371-2244. OR-17-4-23 372-1615, evenings. 3-4-3 we're really insuring against," ■RAD OR working woman Large Pitcher Night (M-W-S) campus 337-7260. 10-4-10 Relations Film Group, an T u e ' 1 room, $75/mon«h. Cooking, Physics-Astronomy Bldg. Slides on he said. opportunity for interested faculty I parking 355-3360, call between BICYCLES ALL Ten Speeds! ENGLISH COCKER Spanielt. (Very Special Sunday) and staff members to meet on the backpacking in Mexico will be Various colort and tizet, EXPERIENCED IBM typing. AKC, $75 - $125 Phone Luncheon special - $1.50 first Monday of each month to shown. Plans for a beginning caving I 10 a m. and 2 p.m. 5-4-5 Dittertationt, (Pica - Elite). I ARGE from ROOM in house across ' Simplex De-railer center - pull brakes, high quality at dealer's cost. Forced warehouse tale.' 372-2796, after 3 p.m. 5-4-5 PUPPIES MOTHER it all beagle, Pool Table Fayann, 489 0358. C-4-30 preview films on women and minorities, will meet from 7:30 to 9:30 tonight in 118 Eppley Center trip will be discussed. Everyone welcome. Tax relief bill Williams dormitory. Pin Ball Machines COMPLETE Free U: Astrology Class. Call 9-4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday 8 good hunter, father unknown. THESS Service, to preview "In Search of a Past" I Cooking privileges. 351-8908. $5.00 669-2397. 5-4-2 Ditcount printing, IBM typing and "Growing up Female." now and sign up if interested. Meets (Continued from page 1) a.m. - 12 p.m. Saturday. D8iC at 9 p.m. Tuesday. French for 2359 E. Gd. River, Okemos and binding of thetet, resumes, STORAGE 1241 Roth Drive. travelers and others. Begins from 2 But Doug Ross, chairman of South Cedar at I 96. 694-3311. ! Homes publications. Across from to 3 p.m. today through Thursday the Michigan Citizens Lobby, ■OOM AND Board, Spring Term. campus corner M.A.C. and Israel Aliyan Shaliach Gidon OR-3-4-3 PASSPORT, APPLICATION. at Free U office. Meets 7 days a 1 $225, Montie House Coop. Creative Weddings, and Natural Grand River. Below Jones Biran will be at Hillel from 11 a.m. week. said there would be only $100 GARDNER. 1970 - 12' x 60' with Anything you would like to 1 332-8641. 5-4-2 WELCOME BACK Portraits. LUKE Stationary Shop. Call to 3 p.m. Tuesday to meet with facilitate or take spring term? Call million additional loss is sales ttudentt, 2 expandot. Fully carpeted, COPYGRAPH SERVICES, now and free yourself and others. tax after DICKER & DEAL tayt hit Stop PHOTOGRAPHY. 351-7690. subtracting Milliken's |elRIDGE :e - LARGE airy houta, room, $67.50 / month and tee ut toon. We've got ttereo porch, washer/dryer. In Mason. 676-1506. 5-4-2 C-4-30 337-1666. C-4-0 Israeli dancing under professional Alternative Resource Center: $52 million program, which component tyttmet, tapet and direction is offered from 7:30 to 9 I plus utilities. 351-8558. 5-4-4 TYPING DONE in my home. 50c Learn to express yourself in art - would be replaced. albums, complete mutic DOVER VENTURA, 10' x 50'. I ACCESS CENTER p.m. every Tuesday in 126 for beginners. Meetings at 6 p.m. per page up to 10 pages. 40c per He maintains that the department. Head tuppliet, Mondays ■ATURE STUDENTS to share tporting goods department, Two bedroom, completely 1 for page over 10 pages. 489-2128. times and Thursdays (other amendment would not skirted and set up. Why pay I Human Reproduction Health | also to be arranged). Male I student - family home, near portable TV't, typewriters, 04-30 consciousness raising, limited to six bankrupt the state budget and I rent? Call Tom or Pete, I campus. 351-3754. 3-4-2 Couples or singlet. radiot, tape recordert, car tape 337 1383. 6-4-3 | Abortion-Contraceptirn * offers Services ' Passover begins Saturday night. persons per group. Call if expects that excise tax and decks. Hand and power toolt, PROFESSIONAL IBM dittertation interested. Persons with this kind of I 1226 East Michigan I For info on Seders, food co-ops and experience who want to share what lottery revenues would more furniture, ringt and watchet. typing. MA Englith degree. what to do in residence halls, call Lansing ' |eed ONE utilities, house, $75, includes Alto we do electronic repairt. 1967 PARKWOOD. 12' x 52'. Furnithed, skirted. $3,700, must . 485-3271 MARTY NORTH, 351-3487. Hillel during the day. they've learned are also welcome. Facilitators also needed. than replace the sales tax loss. furnished, clean. SOUND SLEEPER? C-4-30 Ross says that these two DICKER & Be punctual I 351-1942/371-1906 3-4-2 -.J*11-®7-5!5??6'?93:!1®1 DEAL/SECONDHAND STORE, for class / work. Let ut wake revenue sources are IRENE ORR - Thetet, term papers, Wondering what fraternity life is 1701 South Cedar. Lanting. AMERICAN, 1970 - 10'x 12'. you. 355-2957. 3-4-3 MSU Karate Club will hold its all about? Visit Delta Chi during general typing. Formerly with underrated. Bank cardt welcome. 487 -3886. Two bedroomt. Mutt tell to first workout of the term for those open fraternity rush today. Ann Brown. Call 482-7487. interested in learning karate at 6 Open 9-9 Monday, Wednesday, settle estate. Best offerl Greg, EDGAR CAYCE - Study group Tuesday and Wednesday at 101 C-4-30 p.m. Tuesday in the sports arena of Woodmere Ave. Call us for a ride. Senate Republicans voted to Friday 9-6 Tuetd8y, Thurtday, 337-0779. 3-4-2 forming in East Lanting. Call the Men's Intramural Building. Saturday. C-4-5-29 337-0601, eveningt. 10-4-12 Coed classes for beginning, Jewish students' rap group will adjourn both last Monday and intermediate and advanced students meet at 9 tonight in 249 S. Tuesday rather than discuss |NE BLOCK from campus, $17 ELECTROCOMP AND ARP Peanuts Personal , JS will be held. Everyone welcome. Campbell Hall. All are welcome. Hart's amendment proposal. 1 Pet week. 215 Lewis Street. Call synthesizers, from $895. Stereo I Monday, Tuesday, and quad miting contolet. GILL BABYSITTING IN my home. Support President Nixon rally at They said that elimination of Thursday, NEWMOON, 1962, 10'x 50'. For Monday through Friday, 6am - 1 today by Beaumont Tower. the sales tax on food and drugs I 3'5 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m.-12 ELECTRONICS, 351 1388 sale, clote to campus! Call JERRY OF Union and Computer Alpha Psi chapter of Sigma Theta 6pm. 355-3081 BL 1-4-1. Noted speakers include C. Patric would require a six • tenths of ■ p.m. 351-4495. 10-4-9 5-4-5 351-8778. 5-4-4 Center. Hello nice person Tau invites everyone to a meeting Larrowe. Walter Adams, Mary Kay on "women in Current Health Wendy. 1-4-1 Scullion. Louie Bender. Sponsored one per cent increase in the ■ HI WANTED to share nearby MUST SELLI Gibson acouttic SCHULT 2 BEDROOM in Delhi Car Pool Legislation and Politics" with by Support Nixon for Fun. Michigan personal income tax, 1 farm, $80. Utilities included. guitar. Alto super bass amplifier. - speaker Nancy Hammond from I 6941711. 5-4-2 394-2167 before 6 p.m. 10-4-10 Manor Park, Holt. Excellent Recreation ft Social Science Research, at 7:30 National Organization for unacceptable to Senate condition, reaaonably priced. p.m. Thursday in A214 Life Democrats. Jutt a few minutet drive from Share Driving A Sciences Bldg. An important Women will sponsor a discussion on credit discrimination based on sex |°°MS 1 campus SPRING quarter"Tint sorority house Call FENDER BASSMAN amplifier. Excellent condition. 353-1891. MSU. Call 699-2872. 5-4-4 FLY TO EUROPE business meeting for members will precede the presentation. and marital status at 7:30 p.m. Even if the snarled in question does get the legislature, it still from Tuesday at YWCA, 217 Townsend I Carol 332-8835. 5-4-2 X-1 4-2 1971 INDY, 12' x 60' - Two $199 JACKSON to MSU. Leaving 8:30 St., Lansing. appears that the Michigan bedroomt, unfurnished, new Fares increase toward a.m. Monday, Wednesday & OMAN TO sublease Why the Sahel in West Africa Citizen's Lobby has a good own room. CARPETING NEW and used, any carpeting, tkirted, tet up at Friday; 7 a.m. Tuesday & is Attention Advertising Club ■ Great location. April 5 called a "Border of Hell?" A members! Meeting scheduled for chance to get the 265,000 Living room, ti2e, included profettional Countrytide Village, Perry. Call Thurtday. Returning 12:20 p.m. l,chen. fireplace, screened 371-5117, after 5:30 p.m. 5-4-3 Anne Munnlch documentary film on the West tonight will be held at 8 p.m. April signatures necessary* to bring intulation. 337-2095. 10-4-11 Monday, Tuesday & Thurtday; African famine will be shown at 355-7846 5-7 pm a 10 at the Albert Pick Motel. Change parking, 332-4429. 3-4-2 2:30 p.m. Wednesday & Friday. the question before the FOR RENT 12' x 60' 2 workshop to decide what can be in plans due to the schedule of MEN'S 5 tpeed touring bicycle, , 782-9005 after 3:30 p.m. 3-4-3 done as a response to immediate electorate. JOOMS AVAILABLE-217 River, new. • Superlative condition. $65. bedroom, clote/camput. needs of those' uprooted by an guest speakers from the Chicago Tribune. Important meetmg! $ 190/month plut utilities. ■ Villa9e Ca)| D|ck- 484 3549. 2-4-1 HOLT to COMMUTER LOT. encroaching desert, at 7:30 tonight Deadline to submit resumes and He thinks Milliken's bill, ( "2-2591. 3-4-2 393-9510, 9-5 p.m. 5-4-2 Leaving 9:30 a.m. Monday, at United Ministries in Higher declare intent to run for Ad Club 2 WEST 115+ Speaker Cabinets Wednetday & Friday; returning Education, 1118 S. Harrison Road. office has been moved to April 5. which would give a family SLEEP THROUGH F» Sale alarm clock, with 15" S.R.O. Speaker, $250. Call 482-3382. 3-4-2 lost t found J(3] but not ut. 355-2957.3-4-3 Wake up tervice. 5:00 Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 694-8003 evenings. 3-4-3 Sponsors Liberation Peace are Southern Africa Committee, Center for and Conflict Resolution, MSU Japan Karate Club will be whose household income is less than $5,000 a $9 credit for Office of Black Affairs and African Shotokan Karate spring term. All each family member would ■ ■ Lr'l!'C0 Nivico Rk"v#' turntable - *140. GIRL'S 10 tpeed vartity Schwlnn FIND SOMETHING FOR THE BEST Sarica equipment see the STEREO on ttereo ANN MSU. ARBOR to EAST Lanting, Leaving 9:30 a.m. Studies Center. provide no aid to most families $140 bike 1 year old. Like new, IF You've found a pet or article of immediately. Meetings from 7 to 9 in that bracket because they | , yo ca»«tte recorder - $85 orange. $90. Call 351-1633 after value, we went to help you return SHOPPE, 543 Eatt Grand River. returning 6 p.m. Tuesday and p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays and I| ""4-4815 ma,.0'" 487"3711 tveningt. 5-4-4 5 p.m. 3 4 2 it. Jutt come into the State Newt C-4-30 Wednetdayt. 761-7966, Ann Arbor. 3-4-3 The Company announces open auditions for "Fiddler on the from noon to 2 p.m. Saturdays. further information, call For Al would not be paying income tax anyway. A family of four HAMMOND B-3, Model 900 Letlie. Clettified Department and tell ut you went to place an ad in EAST Instructions M Roof" at 7 tonight and Tuesday in Sandubrae, Levine. Steve Shive or Paul would have a total deduction anytime. McDonel Hall east low er lounge. $2,500 6-4-5 . 332-0367 LANSING STATE BANK'S found column. At a public tervice EAST Driving MSU Block and Bridle Club will of $4,800, he said. PIANO STUDENTS wanted, adultt With these circumstances a meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in 110 LANSING STATE BANK will run children. Reatonable rates. Tenants Resource Center is the ad at no cost to you I or Anthony Hall. family could get tax credits by REFRIGERATOR - 484-5055. 5-4-3 GRAND RAPIDS to MSU. Leaving available to help with housing APARTMENT tiia. Small EAST LANSING problems. Volunteers are needed to going through the necessary I I orient«l 1 co,lK«lon of STATE BANK 8:00 a.m. Returning 5:00 p.m. staff the center. A training program Orchesis dance for spring term procedures, but Ross said that Be,m, T'h(?l,e i'welry from freezer. Please call 882-4990. FEMALE VOICE ttudant wanted. begins Tuesday in 218 Women's 453-6632 after 6:00. 3-4-3 I ""available tl ' ■ Chinese eces have been 6-4-2 C-4-30 Call Mary. 351-1721 or is set for April 6 and 13. For more Intramural Bldg. Intermediate - based on past experience with a. ! yeats- s,nce the information contact the center at advanced dancing at 6 p.m. Bc»vlnq iadlit ,h# "< Of 349-9314. 3-4-3 E. LANSING to JACKSON. SOI MAC Ave. Hours are from 1 to similar refund procedures this ■ Man* ' •'« has been lost. Beginning orchesis at 7:30 p.m. Bcarvint,0, ,h*se p u 200 years ATTENTION GOLFERS U PRIVATE GUITAR Intturctlon. Leaving 7:45 a.m. 5:30 p.m. 332-4909 anytime. Returning 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday through Modern dance classes on Tuesdays, ballet on Thursdays. New members would be unlikely. Hdays H '• old. For 2 Shag balk - $1.36/ Doz. Fold, Rock, Claatlcal, all ttylet. 3-4-3 Wednesday. Milliken's tax credit system ■ eid-oi", ottering ° Wring —- these at- $3 par letaon. Inquire at ■ 1/3 oil. d|scounts of Ut to Plastic practice balls - only MARSHALL MUSIC, 361-7830. Phi Gamma Nu works on a sliding scale in that pledges and 1 531 GLENMOOR RD. E. 4/$l C-1-44 Transcendental Meditation members will meet at 7 p.m. credits get progressively smaller LANSING to WELLS HALL. taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi ii\ Tuesday in 103 Eppley Center. as incomes increase for each JTHI I H0MPS0NS' HR "AKCAINS frandor 74' golf rule book 251 each [1»1 Leaving 7:45 a.m. Returning 5:00 p.m. 351 9295 after 5:00 or 355-8350, 8:00 a.m. 5 00. three introductory lectures on Wednesday: 12:40 and 4 p.m. in C307 Wells Hall, and at 7:30 p.m. Attendance important. qualifying member of in income a family Alpha Omega, national service groups up to i jewelers' 3-4-3 in 118 Berkey Hall. Presented b> fraternity, will meet at 7:30 tonight Tennis rackets - $8.95 and up TYPING DONE in my home. .50 $15,000; I Man Court, Frandor the Students' International in 37 Union. Those interested in **' to Tennis balls, popular brands - can par page up to 10 Paget 40 par Meditation Society of MSU. service and brotherhood welcome. Ross said that even with a Basmn Bobbins 1 31 F,4*ors" Friday, g,30 til g of 3, $2.50 and up Abo badminton birdies in stock page over 0X3-4-1 10 pagat. 489-2128. ! m 1l«i Southern Africa Liberation 0.33 per cent increase in the state personal income tax to Saturday 9:3o til House church: Alternative to the Committee will not meet tonight, 6 offset any revenue loss, 75 per • 332-1385 LOGAN and SAGINAW ST. to institutional church. Come explore but is cospontoring a workshop on Larry Cushion for THESES, RESUMES, typing and I c«stom Work the Bible, explore yourself. 7:30 the famine in Africa at 7.30 tonight cent of all families would come PH. 332 - 667 1667 V printing. Reatonable pricet. MSU. Every Tueeday Leaving United Ministries in Higher "toy beats our prim p.m. Tuesdays at 1227 Lilac St. in Sporting Goods 1 Block North of Michigan A COMMERICAL PRINTING. 6:46 p.m. Returning 10:00 p.m. Call United Ministries in Higher Education, 1118 S. Harrison Road. out better than they do with L <» Quality 3020 VINE STREET Just Watt of Sears 351-4116. C-4-30 482-8826. 34-3 the Education for more information. Everyone welcome. governor's plan. 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 1, i97J Tri - county unit discloses 3 people-mover' project; East Lansing CATA bus Vadeboncoeur, president of a for the regional commissiJ said more forums will be routes would extend to one consulting firm also working hd] with the public to discuss MSU students of the future central point on campus, reach north to Lake Lansing Road on the study, said. A checklist of each feature and priorities for varioj coj might be able to live in the and east to Park Lake Road of the plans drew positive features. country, drive to a parking lot outside East Lansing and ride while waiting time is cut to 20 minutes. A roofed shelter, with response from the majority of the audience for all but three are Reports on the three pi expected to be comp|eJ J to campus in a small, automated space off the road for several items: keeping CATA and MSU by the end of April and J "people mover" buses and waiting passengers, bus operations separate, not detail implementation for car running on an elevated rail eJ guideway. would be built at a transfer changing present Lansing bus by 1980, '85 and '95. A secoj This vision was presented point downtown. routes and building additional phase of the 18-month projJ These three parking in downtown East will Thursday night to an audience programs, developed within the last 11 Lansing and Lansing. study the pU|,|j| of 26 citizens and government months, each include several Bob Kuehne, chief planner transportation of the entij officials by members of a tri-county region. transportation other features and even more planning task extensive force looking for reactions and suggestions. downtown changes Lansing. for Informal talks The The planners told the seven-group research iiiqii casr unit, sponsored by the audience they were interested series of film Tri-County Regional Planning in reactions to the concepts of Commission,has developed two the plans, not to specific street The Dept. of Human Relations will present the first in a ser other alternative plans for routes drawn on the nine maps of film preview sessions 7:30 to 9:30 tonight at 118 Eppli future mass transit to and used. Center. within the activity centers of "We hope to get sufficient Interested faculty, staff and students are encouraged to SN Photo/David Schmier East Lansing and Lansing. participation so that the Two films will be previewed, each film followed by a g Sam Burns, tri - county planner, shows three alternate transportation plans Thursday night. The less drastic intermediate community is not only aware discussion. of this project but they have an The first film, "In Search of a Past," examines plan proposes that the Afn active opportunity to civilization through the eyes of three black students peripheral parking lots be visi connected to .central East contribute to its characteristics Ghana. The second film, "Growing Up Female," of describes Professor wants to feed, examine Lansing by express buses. Students living closer to the campus community might ride operation," James socialization of the American woman. Capitol Area Transportation Authority (CATA) buses onto, 16 overweight men for experiment and also would no around, campus. MSU longer operate a bus system of its own under this By R.D. CAMPBELL to the MSU students. The rat$ will be killed to determine stomach proposal. The third plan would State News Staff Writer and cecal contents at the end of the Tuesday Want to take study, but the students continue the present reliance a 50-50 chance on losing 10 to 15 pounds won't be. between April 8 and June 1? on automobiles, but with "The students will get, at no cost to them, three meals a If day improved regular bus service. you're a young male 20 to 40 pounds overweight and are for eight weeks," Mickelson said. "The food will be wholesome, willing to give up boozing, snacking and taking your favorite woman out to dinner, then Olaf science, wants you. Mickelson, professor of food tasty and attractive." Sixteen body weight. men will be selected on the basis of their heighth and RENT $24.00 night only. The 50-50 hitch is that eight men will receive a regular diet Steak, Mickelson said they will be paired off while the other eight will get the weight loss diet. by body weight and Service . Only the body fat content determined by the subject's nd def.very s ' month! statistician will know who's who. specific gravity, skin fold configuration, physical Mickelson said the project will attempt to determine the effect psychological testing. activity patterns and SIEJAC TV RENTALS] of certain cellulose-containing foods on the metabolism of nitrogen and various minerals. A group of 40 weanling rats will eat the same diet concurrent!; Anyone interested in involving themselves in the contact Mickelson between 8 Science Bldg a.m. study should and 5:30 p.m. in 236 Food ^0 337-1300 qAI potato, " salad,roll. Reg. $143 19MU0 $195 For more information ofi how you can be a volunteer, please contact the M.S.CI. Volunteers, 27 Student Services Family Building, Phone* 353-4400. Night at Ponderosa Steak House From 4 P.M. on. East Grand River (2 blocks East of Hagadorn) Yeu r*eiCe*M