Volume 67 Number 131 Friday, April 5,1974 East Lansing, Michian 48824 I ■ 328 dead, thousands injured nr as tornados strike 8 states FROM WIRE SERVICES What causes a tornado? See page 2 In Xenia, Ohio, the clocks stopped at 4:40 p.m. Lot to smile In Stringtown, Ind., they stopped at 3:07. and in Decatur, 111., at Michigan's Hillsdale County shortly after 10 p.m. Wednesday night, demolishing Henry Aaron is all smiles after tying Babe Ruth's career record of 2:35. houses, mobile homes, cottages and bams 714 home runs Thursday in Cincinnati. Aaron hit the four - bagger in They hang out of the walls that are still and leaving three persons dead in its wake. standing amidst the rubble of once ■ Another 25 to 30 persons were injured. his first time at bat in the season - opening game won in 11 innings thriving little towns - towns that lay The twister entered the state at the by the Reds, 7-6. See story page 12. haplessly along the path of tornados that extreme southwestern portion of the slashed a swath of death and destruction border county and cut a diagonal swath to AP Wirephoto Wednesday from the Deep South through northeastern resort areas where it the Ohio Valley to Canada. uprooted several cottages in less than 20 The death toll reached 328, and minutes. There was one case reported of thousands Qualifications were injured. Whole towns were an uprooted trailer landing on a cottage in shambles. like a bomb. President Nixon Thursday designated In Windsor, Ont., eight persons died and Alabama, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio and nine others were seriously injured for federal s Tennessee as national disaster areas eligible for special federal aid to restore public facilities. It also clears the way for low ■ Wednesday night when the wind roof and wall of competitors in a an ice rink curling match. - torn collapsed on By DIANE SILVER that those children probably would not Seven men and one woman died, have qualified for one of these loans," State News Staff Writer crushed into the ice under tons of rubble. Dykema said. "Now they will Nine others - including wives of two of Congress voted Thursday to allow automatically qualify." the dead - were detained in serious students whose family income is up to Jim Harrison, staff member of the about $20,000 a year to obtain federal House subcommittee on education, said: condition at a local hospital. Police said 22 others were treated for guaranteed student loans. "Previously students found themselves These students were previously minor injuries and released. unable to qualify for a loan unless they The storm struck 8:10 p.m., ineligible for the loans due to a strict were very, very poor. And mind at you these needs analysis which restricted the aid to students were asking not for grants but for whipping the stylish, wooden peaked roof the poorest students. from the one • story block and beamed a loan." The House, in a 376 to 1 vote, and the modem building and collapsing the rear Under the guaranteed student loan Senate, in a unanimous voice vote, wall on to the men and women competing program, banks lend students money while in the shuffle • board style ice game. approved a bill that will allow students the federal and state government whose adjusted family income is $15,000 Thirty residents of Xenia, in guarantees the loan's payment and pays its or less to borrow under the federal interest during the students stay in southwestern Ohio, were killed Wednesday guaranteed student loan program. after a tornado destroyed much of the school. The students school recommends The bill win go into effect 45 days after business district and some residential to the bank the amount for the loan. President Nixon signs it. The President has areas. Another 1,000 of the 25,000 10 days to consider the bill. This means Currently, the needs analysis serves as inhabitants were homeless. More than 40 the basis for a university's that the new rules will probably not ,go persons were reported missing. recommendations. The analysis is I into effect until the middle of June. Vice President Gerald R. Ford, after calculated from either the Parent's I The bill, introduced by Michigan Rep. flying over Xenia and Cincinnati in a Confidential Statement or Student's James O'Hara, D-Utica, will alow a student helicopter, said: "The destruction, the Financial Statement by the College to borrow up to $2,000 a year without devastation, is imbelieveable. I could see 'undergoing an analysis. More than that Scholarship Service. A student's need for huge swaths cut by the tornados and it ii financial aid is determined bj[, calculating ; amount can be borrowed after an analysis . unbelievable — you can see where the how much fit family or his own income houses were reduced to matches," Ford Is calculated. can be expected to contribute to the cost said. Henry Dykema, director of MSU's of his education. interest loans to homeowners and financial aid office, said he believes a businessmen in the area. Kentucky appeared to be the worst hit, More than 2,600 MSU students substantial number of students will be with 80 known dead and hundreds injured obtained loans, totaling about $2.9 million White House spokesmen said "it's quite after tornados skipped across a dozen eligible now without undergoing a needs in the 1972-73 academic year under the likely" that other areas would be added to counties in the center of the state analysis. An adjusted family income of program. the list. $15,000 works out to about $18,000 to Cities and towns from Canada to Wednesday, knocking out telephone Recently, critics have branded the loan service and downing power lines. $20,000 in actual income. Georgia were hit by the twisters, which program useless because banks are refusing Five persons were killed and more than "For example, you take a family with a inflicted thousands of injuries and caused to participate in $12,000 or $14,000 income that has one increasing numbers. millions of dollars of damage. 200 injured in Louisville, where twisters or two children in However, Dykema said enough banks ripped up large sections of neighborhoods. college and consider Buildings were uprooted, vehicles still Darticipate to make it worthwhile. overturned. A 30 • foot tall gasoline sign lay smashed across a station's pumps. In compiled Alabama, a Civil Defense list of 72 dead and more than officials Aerial High wind destruction Traffic signals were wrapped around 900 treated for injuries. photograph shows destruction along the shore of Goose Lake, Ford will visit May 24 utility poles or smashed in gutters. What once was a grove of trees became a nest of state. Widespread communications failures isolated some towns from the rest of the near Jerome, where one of several tornados touched down in southern Michigan Wednesday night. Three persons were killed in the stumps. storm, and at least 30 injured, as high winds destroyed homes and to receive MSU award Packing tornado a 70 - mile • per - hour from Indiana swept punch, a through The death toll in other (Continued on page areas: 7) Indiana house trailers, picked up cars and uprooted trees. AP Wirephoto Vice President Gerald R. Ford will congressional service, Ford also was a visit the MSU campus May 24 to member of the Warren Commission Changes sought for attend ceremonies to receive a which investigated the assassination of Distinguished Citizen Award from the President Kennedy. board of trustees. Keith was appointed to the federal Ford will receive the award at a bench in Detroit in 1967. The holder special luncheon on campus along "The problem this year, with a capital they go to the scoring office, but the with of law degrees from Howard By LARRY MORGAN Complete election results, see page 14. two other recipients: U.S. T—H—E, was in the conversion of the publicity is bad when there's a delay," University and Wayne State State News Staff Writer District Judge Damon J. Keith of tapes," Massoglia said. Perrin said. University, he has held many public Sleepless nights for candidates, constant suggest that ballots be run after early Detroit and aviation pioneer Talbert offices. These include membership on The tapes, starting at Evaluation "Many people were in the office here, telephones ringing with people wanting registration, Monday night and Tuesday Abrams of Lansing. Services, had to go to the state treasury and things didn't work out well." the Wayne County Board of elections results and finally the results night after ihe election is over." It will be the third annual office in Lansing for conversion before At that time, after the election results Supervisors, chairman of the Michigan themselves, came out of the 1974 ASMSU Massoglia also said that if the tapes were presentation of the awards which were completed, Perrin said the election Civil Rights Commission and president elections. they coyld toe tabulated at the Computer were run at Evaluation Services and at the Data established by the trustees to honor The tabulations took 3lA weeks last Center. commissioners decided to hold up of the Detroit Housing Commission. Processing Center only, which would Michigan citizens Vho have given For the past three years, Keith has year, but only eight days this year. But And with delays at the Treasury office, announcements of the results until the alleviate having the tapes converted, a distinguished public service to the been selected by Ebony magazine as everyone, including those involved directly the results were delayed and delayed and next day, bringing criticism against the student assistant could be appointed to state and nation. center. "one of the 100 most influential black with the vote tabulations, is screaming for delayed.... handle all external contacts with the press Ford, of Grand Rapids, was chosen Americans." a better way. One past election was done by the Data "The present system doesn't adapt to and people hollering for faster results. for the award for his 24 machines here," Perrin said. "There's years of Abrams is a noted aviation pioneer Tim Cain, the new ASMSU president, Processing Center but the problems it our That way. the results could be done the elective service in the U.S. House of encountered with delays were enough to too much of a chance for problems." and philanthropist. Chairman of the is only one who is going to attempt to day after the election, he said. Representatives, where he was board of the Abrams Aerial Survey make the necessary changes with new end that method. That's what necessitates the conversions Alternate methods of voting, such as minority Leader, and in recognition of Corp. of Lansing, he holds an suggestions. Don Perrin, asst. director of operations of the tapes. voting machines and the punch-card his selection vice as president last international pilot's license, No. 282, Charles Massoglia, former ASMSU at the Data Processing Center, said the Massoglia said they haven't analyzed all ballots now used by the City of East December. center would not mind running the of the problems yet, but he has He is signed by Orville Wright. off-campus council representative, who Lansing, were mentioned, but problems a graduate of the University handled tW computer tapes from start to tabulations for the elections, if the ballots recommendations to make. have been encountered with both. of With his wife, Leota, he is president Michigan and received his law finish, is going to make recommendations first go to the scoring office at Evaluation "This year we waited until after the The price for any alternate methods degree from Yale University. Winning of the Abranis Foundation and donor for handling next year's elections faster Services. election to run all of the ballots," would be higher than the method used many civic awards during his of Abrams Planetarium at MSU. "I'd be glad to run the tabulations after Massoglia said. "But next year I would and more efficiently. Refund Students By JOE KIRBY mixed on Hearst family stunned, see page 2. Students credits or carrying more who do not wish to read the State News or use 10 its services State News Staff Writer may receive a refund of Surprise and suspicious disbelief were the first reactions of While many students thought Hearst had been forced into the $1 subscription fee most of the 22 MSU students randomly questioned following the making her statement, there were others who felt she made the announcement by Patricia Hearst that she was joining the paid at registration by decision on her own. Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA). presenting their fee receipt Greg Thrasher, 257 S. Case Hall, sophomore, said, "I think she Hearst said Wednesday in a taped message that she had chosen did the right thing, the cause was right. card at 345 Student to stay and fight with the SLA and accused her father, Randolph Services Bldg., from 8 a.m. "I thought it was cool, someone finally acting positive about A. Hearst, of not being concerned with her life or the lives of all to noon and 1 p.m. to 5 what's happening in the United States," Thrasher said. p.m. until April 5. ''"It really surprised me," Jim Schumacher, 120 W. Shaw Hall, Some students also felt that Hearst had been a member of the SLA even before she was kidnaped and had just been using this to ^Schumacher said it was difficult to tell if she really meant what get money from her parents. "It sounds kind of like she has been with them all along," Index she said or if she was forced into it. Martha Seaman, 1320 E. Grand River Ave., senior said I Kathy VandenBerg, 252 Cedar St., junior, said. "The Great Gatsby" doubt if it's on the level. I have to wonder if someone held a gun Lynn Rondon, 225 Division St., senior, said she thought Hearst review - page 9. '° had been a member of the SLA and had used the kidnaping "Of'course the long period of silence between messages may publicity stunt. as a The Brewery rewires indicate that she did change her philsophy,' SeamanaddecL Some students also mentioned that they approved of the goals building to retain license said I bought - Jim Reinhart. A302 Emmons Hall, freshman, on the TRASHER: "did the right of the SLA but opposed their methods, so they could understand page 3. it was a front. They made her say that. I don think she joined t thing..." Hearst's decision in that respect. the SLA." 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing Michigan , F"day, April 5,197,! Tornados caused by air's instability By PAULA HOLMES Gulf of Mexico began across the United State,- White House panel wants data State News Staff Writer collecting. About 5,000 meters Risen said. "Some 0f ik weather (18,500 feet) up into the prediction is based on the [w The was perfect that it was a late The House Judiciary Committee Thursday gave the Wednesday - especially for atmosphere cool, dry air was cool weather and the sprint J White House until next Tuesday to comply with its tornados. While no houses in collecting. As the cold front of the jet stream." po^ Lansing were carried over the pushed the warm air up, the request for evidence for the committee's impeachment moisture condensed out of the Old - timers rainbow, the effects of the say that inquiry or face a subpena. tornado that swept across the air and energy was released. tornado will never stJ The request for the evidence, which involves 42 lower part of the state were "The tops of the Lansing because it is at a poilll thunderstorm were measured of two presidential conversations about the time the Watergate felt here in a violent converging rivers. But as high as 50,000 feet. tornados can occur coverup was being disclosed last spring, was made Feb. thunderstorm. any p|JC( "Tornados occur whenever Normally a storm is measured any time if the right condition 25. The committee has not yet received a reply from the there is at 30,000 feet," Linvill said. exist, according to Linvill, White House on its request for the material. instability in the "That means one heck of alot If a tornado watch j. Committee Chairman Peter Rodino, D - N.J., issued a atmosphere," said Dale Linvill, of energy was released." announced asst. professor of agricultural over the radio o, The energy that is released TV, it means that sternly worded warning to the White House at a engineering. "This means the tornados® becomes wind and when the expected to develop, ^ committee briefing Thursday. atmosphere can move easily thunderstorm really gets rolling tornado warning means "There comes a time when patience and vertically. When this is then it becomes a tornado. No tornado has been | accomodation can begin to undermine the process in combined, as it was sighted. V Wednesday, with warm moist one really knows why the steady - toned siren will sinj which we are engaged," Rodino said. winds begin to whirl, Linvill a tornado. air on the bottom and cool dry said. People should seek shelter in air on the top and the jet Tornado Wholesale prices jump again stream, then you haVe a in the year season starts in the southern early basements, corridors stairways away from windows. tornado. states and moves north along Do not seek shelter in "Wednesday was a perfect lam Wholesale prices advanced sharply in March as with spring through what is rooms with wide roofs day for a tornado," Linvill such« increases for industrial goods outweighed declines in called tornado alley. It begins gyms or auditoriums. If explained. "We had lots of in Texas and Oklahoma, moves are in open farm and food prices, the government reported sunshine which warmed up the country move at surface and helped set up a through Kansas, Missouri, right angles to the tornado to Thursday. Illinois and Indiana and then reach shelter or lie down in natural convection." the The Labor Dept. said its overall wholesale price index up into lower Michigan. The nearest ditch or Convection occurs when depression. rose a seasonally adjusted 1.3 per cent last month there is a transfer of heat most severe tornados occur in The all clear signal will be given following a jump of 1.2 per cent in February. between regions of unequal Illinois, Indiana and Michigan. over radio and TV. The season generally runs Since wholesale prices'are usually reflected later at Patricia Hearst with machine gun and the SLA density that results from flag. from April to September in the retail level, higher prices for manufactured goods are nonuniform heating. Skier traverses Tornados occur in Michigan with the peak time in likely in the coming months. However, there is no May and June, according to association with Greenland in 1888 guarantee the decline in food prices will be passed along thunderstorms. They are one Roberta Risner, forecaster at to consumers as supermarkets squeezed in earlier months. try to recoup profits Mrs. Hearst of nature's most violent storms because they wrap up so the National Weather Service office in Lansing. Friutjof Nansen, famed Arctic explorer', crossed I tightly in such a small area. "The National Severe Storm Greenland on skis in 188! | The recent rash of tornados Center predicts that it will be a fruitful year for tornados National Geographic. Senator files suit against FTC reflects daughte had its beginning two days ago with a low pressure area in Kansas. As the area moved The State News is i ublished by the students of Michigan s University every class day ilurikg I all, Winter and Spring school u-r Sen. Birch Bayh. D - Indiana, has filed a suit "We close north it deepened and against SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - are a family, and 1 Berkeley apartment Feb. 4. Mondays. Wednesday, and 1-riJav s during Summer Term, and a spe cannot believe that the intensified and a cold front Welcome Week edition is published in September. the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to force it to Sixty days of anguish, effort "You're working on the Subscription ui and hope - and a message daughter I know so well has stretched out of the low make public the secret prehearing conferences with premise that you from newspaper heiress Patricia ' willingly adopted the way of believe everything pressure area covering the eight major oil companies. life described by the SLA," you've middle of the country. Hearst to her parents: I reject heard on the tapes. We don't The suit, filed Wednesday in U.S. District Court here, Mrs. Hearst said in a written On the east side of the cold you, you lie; I cast my lot with believe it," said Charles Bates, accuses Exxon. Texaco. Gulf, Mobil. Standard Oil of statement given to newsmen' at front, warm, moist air from the abductors; my name is Tania. the FBI agent in charge of the California. Standard Oil of Indiana, Shell and Arco of But the tape • recorded the family home in suburban News/fcdilorwl case. "She hasn't been released, using FTC rules "to cloak important information message from Patricia did not Hillsborough. and as far as we're concerned BE A SMART Classified Ads Display Advertising 353-6400 convince her parents that their "Until the day of her we still have a 355-3447 regarding alleged anticompetitive practices from public 20 year - old daughter spoke - capture, Patty was a young Lowell kidnaping case." Jensen, district BEAVER ANB 3SS-8311 scrutiny." It charges that such secrecy is superceded by the of her own "Only Patty in free will. person can lady of great assurance, who was content with the direction attorney in Alameda County, SAVES said; "We still will investigate Freedom of Information Act. convince me that the terrible, in which she was going," Mrs. evidence that there was 'lack of weary words that she uttered Hearst said. "Only a few consent' when she was taken came from her heart and were months ago, she was happily from her apartment." delivered by her own free planning her wedding and a Pompidou given quiet burial will," her mother, Catherine, said today. career history." in the field of art Patricia, in the message sent Meanwhile, questions were NOTHING IS X-RATED to a radio station by her raised about whether a crime President Georges Pompidou was buried Pg.6 Thursday captors, said Wednesday "I existed if Patricia Hearst had after a church service in the little cemetery at Orvilliers, indeed joined forces with the have chosen to stay and fight" France, attended only by his family. with the Symbionese ~T A, which captured her at her The private eight - minute burial was Liberation Army, a group simple in accordance with Pompidou's wishes, with only a short police say has about 25 heavily armed members. eulogy by a local priest. President Nixon'will fly to Paris to attend official memorial services Saturday for Pompidou. Radio Refund Former Premier Jacques Chaban - Delmas announced Undergraduate students living on campus who do TBBAY'S THE LAST not wish to use the services provided by the Michigan BAY BF MARSHALL'S his candidacy for the French presidential election that State Network and its stations WMSN, WBRS, WEAK, WMCD. WKME may receive a refund of their will be held in three weeks. $1.00 radio fee by going to room 8 Student Services EAGER BEAVER Bldg. between 1 - 5 >p.m. Monday, April 1 thru SALE Friday, April 5. Please bring fee receipt and ID cards to obtain refund. Mexicans speculate on kidnaping /Just back from a buying trip. Stop in to see what's new Mexican police said Wednesday they believe a group of Americans, and not Mexican terrorists, kidnaped United States Vice Consul John Patterson on March 22. They believe the kidnapers' objective was money. 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These repairs will cost filed 30 days before the attorney for the liquor State News Staff Writer from $5,000 to $8,000." expiration date, and the commission office in Detroit. Jim Kzeski, of the Lansing Lansing council missed it by "You're controlled by the Thanks to thousands of dollars being spent to remedy Building Dept., said that the one day. statute. This is not a work is about half done and The council still sent the discretionary matter." building code violations and a should be finished "within the objection to renewal on to the Building inspectors for East Lansing City Council foulup, the Brewery will not lose its next week." liquor commission, but, Lansing and Meridian liquor liscenseApril 30. Under state law, city according to Roger Rosendale, Township said they know of The Lansing councils have the right to force director of the commission's no bars or clubs in their Building! Dept. cited the club, along with 13 the Liquor Control licensing and enforcement jurisdictions which do not other bars, for violations of Commission to deny a license division, it carries no weight. conform to the respective renewal. But the law specifies "The city council is out in codes. building and electrical codes on a list given to the council on March 28. The Brewery was specifically cited for extensive use of extension cords, inadequate What's so special about lighting in several areas of the club and dangerous use of floodlights on the dance floor. The owners of the bar were told to repair ceilings in the 's Pizza? front entrance and in an state News photo by John Martell employes' restroom. However, the most extensive Garth Smith replaces wiring in he Brewery Thursday. work will be the changeover, ordered by the building ★ We offer great fast tasting, moderately priced pizzas. inspectors, of the entire ★ Quarts of Coke are available (watch for specials). electrical system to a conduit \SU students win system. "When we concerts, we added started giving big a lot of ★ ★ Double Dough Pizzas made on request. And of course, our friendly, free, fast delivery. new wiring," said Paul Kacer, of the I from Brewery's owners. one National Scien "Adding all the new games, like air hockey, also expanded the system. The inspectors That's what's so special. MSU ranked with Ivy institution. for brilliant careers in college were worried about shorts, so annually for four years work ■League universities, as 18 MSU ■students won National Science ■Foundation grants this year. MSU ranked first among the Big Ten schools in winners and tied with Cornell. Harvard and teaching. Recipients of the fellowships, awarded annually toward a doctoral degree. Four other Honors College students — three in economics we're enclosing all the wires in heavy pipes." Kacer said that the morning DOMINO'S PIZZA Has what you want. ■Each grant is worth up to Massachusetts Institute of to 100 seniors or recent and one in mathematics — have after the inspectors came, the 800 for graduate study at Technology led with 23 owners hired six electricians graduates, were Kathleen been awarded Michigan College 966 Trowbridge Road - in Spartan Shopping Center. accredited American winners each, followed by Yale who have been working 12 Peoples, senior in psychology, Fellowships, which provide a with 21. and Keith B. Muntyan, senior hours a day to comply with the stipend of up to $2,400 and The next highest Big Ten school - the University of in philosophy. The fellowships provide tuition Michigan at the University of for two terms of code. "We realize this work should 351-7100 [Librarian Michigan - won eight grants. MSU has always been a tuition and up to $2,200 graduate study. be done; we're happy that it's being done," Kacer said, "but Illiterate in forerunner in receiving the awards, 525 of which are Would awarded annually to seniors and recent graduates. you believe CHEERLEADERS TO the LANSING ICE ARENA (Yugoslavia Two MSU Honors College students have also been all insurance MEN & WOMEN GORNJA TOPONICA, selected from about 1,600 agents are not 1475 LAKE LANSING RD. - 482-1597 ■ Yugoslavia (AP) - The ■librarian of the village library candidates nationally to receive Danforth Fellowships, which alike: EXCITING ■here is illiterate, but he are designed to encourage SUMMER CAMP JOBS AND HEAR ■performs his duty well,, graduates who show promise ■remembering books by, their ■covers. Literate farmers ■that their librarian always say INTERVIEWS ■recommends a good book. SUNDAY, APRIL 7,1974 WOMEN'S IM 1-4 PM ROCK GROUP RM. 118 SAT. APRIL 6th Information: Call 646-6132 9 PM - 12 MIDNIGHT Rock or skate to different sounds every Saturday Night at the LANSING ICE ARENA. COMMENTARY William W. Whiting Beth Ann Masalkoski.. Gerald ft. Coy Editor-in-chief Advertising Manager General Manager Michael J. Fox Lynn Henning John W. Lindstrom Managing editor Sports editor Campus editor Right to reply la R.D. Campbell By WILLIAM SAFIRE from a judicial force wrapping itself in the But be still, my knee; more is at stake to be a law." Staff representative Kathy Niezurawski Copy chief Jim Bush New York Times first amendment. How can they declare here than the indulgence of resentment at However, more laws mean * City editor Bob Novosad Opinion Page editor Craig Porter Photo editor "but the public has a right to know" when press arrogance which Nixon supporters government; more "fairness" MIAMI Sooner often m - or later, it had to feel today, or which Adlai Stevenson fans less freedom. It pays to put happen: Journalism's invasions of privacy the threat comes from someone saying felt in 1952 when he castigated the "one up with $1,1 and assertions of privilege under the "the public has a right to know both party press." inequities when the disease. Life is cure is worse thantk!I somebody I banner of "the public's right to know" has sides"? unfair, as The Miami Herald's editors troubled The idea of enforcing "fairness" by w said, and we wriggle in quicksand n*| are caused a reaction even more dangerous to EDITORIALS individual freedom under an equally attractive banner—"the right to reply." by the seemingly Unassailable position built into their opponent's case: "the right passing laws or issuing regulations is the most widely embraced and deeply seek perfection regulation. through governs I Two weeks from now, the U.S. to reply has a nice ring to it; like 'right to pernicious idea pervading political There is that extra work' or 'truth in advertising;' it reeks of discourse today. constitutional ret, CATA should Supreme Court will hear oral argument in the case of The Miami Herald vs. Tornillo. When the newspaper attacked a candidate Whenever resentment to those who say "there about access to newspaper begins "Congress shall make ought to be a L, space, wft no law » h I I at any inequity wells up, there is all too quick for the Florida Legislature before election Does this day, 1972, the candidate cited a 1913 a reaction of "there ought to be a law." However, more laws mean restraints on mean there journalistic power? Custd! I can be no| efforts to gai statute in that state requiring to offer their targets free space in which to answer. The candidate, Pat Tornillo, demanded his right to reply. newspapers more government; more "fairness" often means less put up with some inequities when the cure is worse than the disease. freedom. It pays to and tradition, not federal build as a little "candidate's it should build a law, should I privilege," little execuLI J| Word that the new Capital Area Bus ridership in East Lansing has privilege and a little newsman's prjvju I To everybody's surprise, Florida's high fairness." Because rich people are better off at Transportation Authority bus declined from a little over 2,100 against revealing sources. ™I court upheld the statute, and carried Other have criticized the shortage time than poor people, this is The Supreme Court soon will routes are going to cost local per day to 1,900. freedom of information to its logical Herald newsmen for being persnickety about regarded as "unfair," and some fairniks in better balance on libel, but the strike I governments nearly SI million in However, campus parking lots extreme: refusing to run Tornillo's reply, or for not Congress are prepared to pass energy laws restraint should be the pressure of greii 1 subsidies has caused some mass and "The right of the public to know all pu^ I spaces have not experienced defending the case on the narrower giving near-dictatorial economic powers to opinion, to which almost all sides of controversy," wrote the Florida the executive branch and the regulatory journalism I transit proponents to start any comparable decline. A quick grounds that the candidate's demand was reacts. I look at judges, "and from such information to be timed and delivered in a manner calculated agencies. Expanded letters-to-the-editor columns I backpedaling. campus entrances during able to make an enlightened choice, is Because rush hours is proof enough that to get a rejection and make a court case. some newspapers and news more "battle pages" at election time, and I However, recent figures detailing being jeopardized by a growing The Herald has chosen to fight it out on magazines have abandoned objectivity, the corrections the costs of expanded services many would rather drive than concentration of the ownership of the principle—a "demand" for if fairniks are calling for "the right to reply," more demand from publishers. are reforms readers can I should serve to stir increased efforts switch. mass media into fewer hands, resulting honored, would have set a precedent that space, which would throw courageous and Thtl teeth-gnashing sounds in 0p.ed| at gaining and holding bus riders. It is going to take a number of ultimately in a form of private would have moved the power to edit news responsible media into disorder while censorship...freedom of expression was from the editor's chair to the judge's silencing editorial comment entirely in departments when unfashionable commentary is set in intellectually! East Lansing has been a prime years to reorient Americans to the retained by the people through the First bench. outlets more easily chilled. typejj I thought of using public a happier sound than the fiats of editors in Amendment for all the people and not for Conservatives especially should be on beneficiary of increased services My own knee-jerk reaction, often more judicial robes. and additional routes since January transportation in their daily a select few." perceptive than my reasoned analysis, is to guard against radical notions calling for 1 Newsmen, accustomed see more danger in heavyhandedness I routines. During this period, to wrapping cheer on the lonely politician who is government enforcement of whatever goes than benefits 2. Though the local subsidy is themselves in first amendment rights as in even handedness. You I massive public subsidies are going denied access to the minds of voters by under the name of "fairness." Whenever don't agree? Then write projected as jumping from $35,000 they subvert a defendant's right to a fair communications media that decline to let resentment at any inequity wells up, there an angry letter I to be necessary in order to provide cancel your subscription, start your own I to $124,000 per year, local trial, find it difficult to handle an attack him sound off. is all too quick a reaction of "there ought the quantity and quality of service newspaper-but let's keep it out of court. I ridership has risen dramatically. necessary to attract and hold transit Across the board bus ridership has customers. more than doubled from more than 67,000 in March 1973 to slightly Obviously, increased federal and MIKE FOX state funding is necessary to offset nearly 150,000 last month. the heavy burden local governments Cutting back on services is a Colleges face with mounting transportation long-time and long-discredited approach to saving money. A decline is service now would only serve to further undercut the bills. reallocation A healthy and of providing a balanced and funds balanced aimed at find foe inf comprehensive transportation An interesting thing happened on CBS The first was the concept of all he seeks his proper niche, the disparities in remarkable progress that has been television March 28: in If only 15,000 students came to MSU I system is also required. an hour students paying the same tuition no tuition might force a student into a that year, MSU would get made in the last year in coaxing But the costs of public documentary , the financial plight of this matter what their major. In other words, a subject area which he can afford but does for 15,000 students. only the money I nation's small private colleges was people onto public transportation. transportation is a small price to history major pays the same tuition as not really want. This system, called the Yet, the final success or failure exposed. does a chemistry major. However, it costs Of course, the state legislature will "piggy back" I pay indeed, when compared to the The program was interesting because it theory, is supported by some Michigan I of public transportation in the considerably to educate the probably become enamored with the educators who skyrocketing costs of gasoline, was superbly put together, taking a more see it as the ultimate form | Lansing area rests not so much potentially boring topic and packaging it chemistry major with his laboratories and concept because the idea of everyone of students controlling their parking expenses and automobiles. with the planners and bureaucrats in such a way as to keep viewers interested equipment than it costs to educate a paying his share is an appealing one. education. Of course, there are problems I It is also a small price to pay to even if they did not care about small history major who relies on books, Furthermore, such a system where only with such a system, especially for the V as it does with the motorists who keep our central cities intact and to private colleges. research and discussion. lawyers' or doctors' children could afford university which has an ui now clog local arteries and add to save our environment and energy CBS news producer Andrew A. Rooney enrollment. Rooney tossed out the theory, which is to go to law or medical school seems from the outset was suspicious of the ^je camp^ cpngestion. resources. private four - year colleges which say they not a new one, in asking why each student could not pay for only whatever it co^s to sensible to the politicians of Lansing. self - perpetuating Both concepts are interesting and I think reasonable ways td bettff I are in financial trouble. In teach him. In other words, adjust to I * Rumors so campuses, his viewpoint changed until "The Colleges" documentary emerged as visits to 9)4 why should a psychology major's tuition help pay the fare for a medical major? The other topic tossed out in Rooney 's excellent documentary was the low eost competition of public colleges which - the increasing cost of highef education (of course, relative to inflation,^education I I an "This theory is frightening to most might be only a little more expensive than I easy-to-comprehend presentation of attract students from high • cost Unsubstantiated reports MSU's success, sought to strike facts, figures and analysis showing a major private it used to be). I college administrators and educational colleges. One suggested remedy for this The circulated last week alleging that back in the most cowardly of ways: problem. Throughout it all, Rooney's philosophers because it threatens the problem would be to appropriate state decreasing birth rate, only now I MSU's football staff had committed by spreading innuendo. technique of constantly posing questions American system of egalitarian education. beginning to bring down college I higher education money to individual enrollments, has already hurt colleges recruiting violations en route to its Whatever the origin and then presenting responses was lively, Though he was not on the CBS program, college students rather than to universities. I of the brisk and engaging. President Wharton is one of those dependent on growing or, at least, those I most successful In other words, the State of recruiting season in rumors, MSU stands no different in But the administrators who fears such a system. Michigan with stable enrollments. recent years. craftsmanship of the would, for example, appropriate $1,400 to As higher education Hopefully, it was the eyes of the NCAA and the Big production — though a treat in itself - is The obvious fear is that those of lower each college student in 1974-75. Instead picks its * , petty jealousy and not the slightest Ten than it did before. That is not as much a concern here as is the financial resources, especially through the rubble of inflation, one thing I minorities, of going directly to the is certain: Individual trace of truth which caused the message. would not be able to enter the University based colleges like MSI' I encouraging, considering the area they on what the University requests in its will be best off if unfounded rumors to swell. thorough investigative job the There were two topics explored which might desire, such as law. Also, instead of budget, the money would go to whatever we care about the entire | directly relate to the future of MSU. a student higher education scene rather than o What is reassuring, however, is NCAA now does in enforcing being able to change majors as college the student attended. own little greedy fists. the position being taken by the recruiting ethics. National Collegiate Athletic Assn. The days when athletes were and the Big Ten. Both governing VOX POPULI coaxed to universities with bodies found no irregularities in MSU's recruiting practices. The NCAA indicated it fails to see why automobiles, accounts and plush expense alumni gifts have for the most part happily vanished. Chamberlain: Food stamps To the Editor: MSU even merits investigation. Through the years there have been In 1972, almost 11.6 million people MSU, hopefully, will adhere to its In response to your inquiry regarding attempts by the Congress, most of them $3.9 billion dollars. One rumor proved a hoax; others received food stamps, with the number self professed honorable recruiting the use of federal food stamps by For public support to be maintained for - unsuccessful,, to limit the benefits of the increasing to 12.1 million in 1973, with I smacked of sour grapes on the part students, I forward such conduct and avoid such the following food stamp program to those persons who estimates for 1974 at 14.2 million, and a costly program, it seems essential I of some schools not accustomed to underhanded and unethical tactics. comments. are "poor by circumstance" rather than there be a public confidence that the I When the food stamp program anticipated growth to 15.8 million in benefits of this welfare activity are going losing quality football recruits to Now maybe at long last, MSU was extending federal subsidy to those who are 1975. Costs of the program have grown I MSU. Indications initially enacted, most of us assumed it "poor by choice." from $1.8 billion in 1972, to $2.4 billion to those persons who are truly in need. are that several can mold a winner on the football would be administered as a program to Generally speaking, students are "poor in 1973, with 1974's estimate at Rep. Charles E. Chamberlain I schools, not at all happy over field. help poor people. As it has turned out, the by choice" when measured by current $2.9 billion, and a projected growth in 1975 to program has helped poor people, but it has federal food stamp eligibility standards. R-6th District [ also grown into some very unexpected and In my opinion, food stamp aid should questionable areas as well. be extended only to persons who qualify Today, the federal food stamp program by circumstance, not choice. That means (which is essentially a welfare program) that a poor person who is a student has become a form of federal aid to should, and would, qualify for benefits, education by providing thousands of but a student who by choice is "poor" in THE WHITE HOUSE students throughout the nation with terms of the food stamp law, would not subsidies to help them purchase food. and should not qualify for the program. WASH I NGTON Now, there is nothing wrong with either As a condition of program eligibility, welfare or aid to education. But it strikes able-bodied adults are required to register me that it is for and accept suitable employment. While incongruous for a welfare program to be used as a vehicle for employment opportunities have reduced April 1, 1974 educational assistance. or terminated food stamp benefits for a number of recipients, the program has continued to grow due to cost of living Members of the Congress Save eyes adjustments and broader coverage in recent years. The Capitol Washington, D.C. for 'Rasca Sirs: To the Editor: This is a letter to all those who Letter Although innocent of all witnessed the three-hour jamboree of acquittal in whatever impeachment you might bring against me, I believe it is charges and confident proceedings Tuesday night entitled "The Academy Awards." It would be difficult to imagine The Opinion Page welcomes ait letters. Readers should follow a few Place yield or time a poorer excuse for eye strain when one to put Watergate behind us. I herewith submit realizes the superficial way in which simple rules to insure that as many my resignation as President of the United States. movies The are voted upon. major problem in the voting letters a possible appear in print. All letters should be typed on at all marked To the Editor: procedures is that most of the 65-space lines and triple spaced. 3600-member Academy never even see the Letters must be signed and include I sincerely regret not having written #'»y blame, department but only to ask the traffic 1 Respectfully yours, pictures for which they vote. It seems the this sooner, for this matter has to place yield or stop signs at I local address, student, faculty or troubled b" "larked "show biz" population would have enough me since I first hazarded to cross Farm their crossings to remind drivers of I pride in their own art to vote their own staff standing and hometown. Lane at Shaw Lot several years ago. Now a responsibilities. Of course the ordinance needs preferences and not those of the general Letters should be 25 lines or less. serious accident finally compels me to enforcement, too, so the I campus police should public. Letters may be edited for clarity write this. more, especially patrol these areas I Richard M. Nixon ' Next year, I will again sit in front of the and conciseness to fit more letters As anyone who has ever attempted to between classes. during the 20 minutes 1 boob tube attempting to choose the best cross a campus street in a marked President of the United States on the page, but will not be edited crosswalk knows, cars seldom picture of the year. I will be certain, I am sick of for content. pedestrians as they are expected to yield to playing Russian roulette aj however, to watch only the last half hour do. crosswalks. By posting traffic signs and No unsigned letters will be This is understandable, as the and save my eyesight for "The Little only notice adequate enforcement, the risk to human APJ?lt GQOL / R"c,li" Garry Wlllitig 214 Charles St. printed. are small signs posted at the entrances to camDus. The purpose of this letter is main life should be campus. substantially diminished on not to place Larry Merrill 422 W. Fee Hall Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April 5,1974 5 Shift in France's politics, diplomacy seen By DIDIER GUERIN having obtained the most votes are When de Gaulle was in office from 1958 Chaban Delmas was the first classes and to build a allowed to run for the final election. to 1969, he wanted to handle major issues • premier "strong Europe." He His sporty style a la John F. Kennedy got under Pompidou's presidency. He differs from Chaban Delmas since he the approval of 5,000 A big shift in France'! politics and Pompidou's possible successors, known and higher diplomacy, leaving to the removed from office in 1972 when he had was - believes that the only way to reach these delegates. But the Gaullist party has been diplomacy is likely to occur following for having uttered presidential ambitions, premier the day - to • day administrative a growing political authority. He left the losing goals is through socialism. popularity since de Gaulle's resignation. President Georges Pompidou's death are: matters. "president's shadow" and was dismissed. This past year, during the Tuesday night in Paris • Former Premier Jacques Chaban Since Chaban Delmas acquired a certain However, he distrusts the Soviet Union legislative France has already plunged into a - Pompidou was premier for many - election, the party lost 18 per cent of the Delmas, 58, who will probably be the reputation through his attempt to unite and wants to reconcile socialism and years, he had the same conception of the votes it presidential campaign and a new president candidate of the Gaullist party. the French around the central idea of a freedom. If he is elected, according to the registered in 1968. premier's role in the "president's shadow," will be elected before Mav 3. when he himself became president in "New Society." He wanted to solve the Common Program of Government of the • Minister of Finance Valery Giscard The consequences of the energy crisis The two most likely to win this election 1969. social conflicts with concerted efforts and Left, he plans to nationalize the most are painfully felt in France, where the Gaullist former • Premier Jacques d'Estaing, 59, who is Pompidou's favorite free discussion. important French companies and to inflation is now up 18 per cent. About 2.5 'haban IX'Imas or the socialist leader, successor. His political electorate is situated among the middle class, but not He increase the purchasing power of the per cent of the gross national product is •Lncojs Mitterrand. Both are considered deeply believes that Gaullism can be masses. now utilized to pay the increased cost of o . European and as wanting to alleviate enough in the masses to give him any real Didiu Guerin, 23, is a third way between capitalism and chance of success. It is still too early to forecast which one energy, because 80 per cent of France's he situation of France's lowest classes. a graduate student in socialism. Far from the traditionalist of the two leaders is more likely to be energy consumption is supplied by the According to the Fifth Republic's • Edgar Faure, 66, who is president of journalism at MSU. He Gaullists, he defines his European policy Arabic countries. elected. The official candidates are not yet constitution, there Is no via president in the National Assembly. He is a man of writes this assessment as favoring establishment of a "European of post-Pompidou known and France is going to experience a Obviously, the French people most prance. |n case of a vacancy in the compromise, but probably too old to Executive" and "an autonomous fast affected by the higher cost of politics from the moving presidential campaign with living are ,residency, the president of the senate European defense, - remain in office seven years. even within an the lowest classes — those who perspective of a student consequences that could change the might vote idtomaticallv becomes interim president • The current who left France last alliance." for Mitterrand. But no one knows if the premier, Pierre Messmer, opinion of French voters. >nd new elections must be scheduled 58, whose credibility has been decreasing August, hut keeps French are "ready" for a socialist within 20 days at the earliest and 35 days Mitterrand, head of the French Socialist However, for many months. abreast of his homeland a poll published last week government. ,t the latest. party, succeeded in his attempt two years showed that 55 per cent of the French • through subscriptions French president is elected for Foreign Minister Michel Jobert, 52, ago to unify the French leftist parties. He Whatever the outcome, it is already to several French voters believed that Mitterrand was going seven years. He has great power and no whom the French press compares with publications. Guerin, elaborated, with the French Communist to be the most successful politician in the forseeable that France will be increasingly crucial decision can be made without him. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, calling living in El 17 Owen party, the Common Program of future. tempted by an "independent Europe." In decides major political matters and him "Dear Michel." He is more an Hall, has bachelor's of Government of the Left. this case, the relationship between France administrator than a politician. arts degrees in public Chaban Delmas's strength in the and the United States will nominates the prime minister. • likely suffer and French elections are usually run in two • Francois Mitterrand, 57, who is leader law (political science) Mitterrand, like Chaban - Delmas, wants Gaullist party was evident in November Kissinger will be under further strain in his and information to improve the situation of all French zounds. Every French citizen can be a of the two year - old Front of Socialists • during the party's convention in Nantes. European negotiations. and Communists. sciences andidate. If none obtains the majority of More likely to succeed are Chaban he ballot at the first round - which is - theory), both in 1973 inlikelv - a second one takes place one unlikely Delmas Delmas forfor the the right! and the center and from the University of TO £AV£ TlvtE, UJE ARE week later. Then, only the two candidates Mitterrand Mitterrand for the left. for the left. Paris. Paris. EMCL05INS TWO REJECTION £UPS..." ^ Nixon tax payme report subject to inquiry WASHINGTON (AP) - A Senate • byr three tax tax agents Tuesday afternoon. A Republican member of ' the DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau House investigating committee closed its A White A White House House spokesman said there committee, Sen. Wallace F. IBennett, books on President Nixon's tax case was was nono need need to make make thethe document public R-Utah, scolded newsmen,newsmen expressing ex Thursday with a formal commendation for because it was compatible with the "consternation at the atmosphere in which Nixon's decision to pay some $465,000 In congressional staff report already released this questioning is being conducted — as back taxes and interest. and is considerably less detailed. though the President is in fact guilty and Any further congressional action thus somehow he has been allowed to escape." is left to the House Judiciary Committee The joint congressional committee held Several members joined Bennett in a brief session considering possible grounds for Thursday and announced it noting that the President went beyond his had concluded its investigation of the impeachment. legal liability in agreeing to pay a The detailed report of the Joint President's returns. The panel commended deficiency of about $171,000 on his 1969 Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation, the President "for his prompt decision to taxes, since the three • year statute of concluding that Nixon was deficient make these tax payments." limitations has run out. $476,431 in back taxes and interest, will be considered along with all other evidence Committee said. in its inquiry, the Judiciary Senate stops plan to end Within four hours after contents ef the report became known, the White House announced that the Internal Revenue Service had ruled Nixon owed roughly campaign reform debate Texas Instruments Electronic $465,000 and that he would pay, even WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield. Thursday rejected a first move to shut off D-Mont., said a second debate cut off though part of the sum could not be Calculators give you instant, • legally collected due to expiration of the debate on a bogged • down campaign petition will be filed tomorrow. It will be statute of limitations. reform bill. voted on next Tuesday. Advocates of public financing of federal Deputy White House Press Secretary The vote on putting the Senate's election campaigns (the key disputed part Gerald L. Warren told reporters the report was delivered to the White House IRS antifilibuster rule into effect was four short of the required two ■ thirds majority. of the bill) hope to muster the necessary two ■ thirds margin then. accurate answers... any where! rrs 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: ■ $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. 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Milliken, in his by the legislature last year that establishing a law school for the western part of the governor's executive assistant, indicated that the law hard on what he legislative attempts to "water termed public or the press is going to let the legislature off the hook discussion of personal files transactions relating and to who e methods would range of op^ question5UP' strongest statement yet on the would establish three new law the state. Milliken said he school proposal is currently down" ethics reform bills. He on this one," he said. competitive trade and subject, said Thursday that he schools at MSU, Western would not rule out approval of caught up in legislative said Democratic amendments Craig Ruff, another assistant Slf°KUpS He said, however, ** therepresenw eoJr wants to see a law school at Michigan University and Grand another law school in the should have the MSU before any other Valley State Colleges. western part of the state, but bargaining and program "trade-offs" to maintain a $25 floor for to Milliken, pointed out that He added that boards would appoint student members 0ptio ^ Michigan college. However, the governor indicated that MSU should and refused to disclosure of political open meeting legislation only be able to go into dosed Milliken said he is * predict what kind of proposal contributions would negate the scheduled to reach the House meetings for these purposes by ,L. Milliken told a meeting of indicated there has been some favor school first to if any 16 student editors at the disucssion of cooperation open a more were needed. see would finally reach Milliken for his signature. "substance of the principles of floor sometime next week, will taking a public vote to close the meeting for one of these change of a constitu?" open disclosure." require all university and to allow f college governing boards to specific purposes. appointment of memhJ*! hold all their meetings in Milliken also said that he MSU, the Un Michigan and Wayne Milliken favored court test of Atty. public—including deliberations a SuJ calls for leading up to public votes. MSU trustees currently hold private meetings, closed to the Gen Frank Kelley's 1969 ruling barring students from sitting on the governing boards of state colleges and universities. University governing ^ rather elections. "I than think by ^ collection and dissemination of we UNITKD PRICSS INTERNATIONAL privacy, tougher guarantees of that is needed," to assure every Among other proposals: press and public, prior to their tend to Gov. Milliken He would not rule out the discourage urged the equal rights for women and person the right to pursue his •Regarding the introduced information on individuals in public session each month. many v legislature Thursday to approve new legislation eliminating all or her lawful Fair Information Practices Act, the state. Ruff said the bill allows for possibility of appointing a competent people oip frn*Y> from se¬' . goals with student to a college board in en hese boards sweeping social reforms ranging from stronger civil rights laws forms of discrimination. guarantees of equal protection Milliken said it will insure the •On "Women's Women's Rights: seven specific exceptions in order to test the 1969 ruling.- elections," he said. becau* 3 Referring to strengthening of the law. protection of an individual's rights and a full topics which may be discussed The governor said that he to an overhaul of the codes on the Civil Milliken charged that bow Rights Act, the The recently introduced right to privacy. guarantee of basic rights to the in private by public bodies. was not in favor of a rape. governor cited two House bills female population is unfinished These include employment nominations legislation on civil rights would He said the fair information mandatory somet^ In special and Senate bill that business in approach to become political f00tJ a message, a expand the legal definition of practices act would place a Michigan. The matters, disciplinary actions, student representation on where Milliken also called for "represent the kind of discrimination to include age. measure of public control and ratification of the federal equal collective bargaining talks, college and university "political hacks" T strengthening the right to rewarded for their updating and strengthening sex and marital status. public scrutiny over the rights amendment ... is still Party awaiting approval from the loyalty, required number of states. We not afford to wait for Computer mat ARE YOU 8 ex-Guardsmen can CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) - All eight released plead not guilty federal action." Milliken also urged prompt attention by the Senate to for car pool's A UNITARIAN WITHOUT KNOWING IT? were on speedy trial and due process of and that it made a fair trial legislation passed by the House Less than 80 student relatively low number of Come and find out Eight former Ohio National personal recognizance. Pretrial law were violated by the nearly which would prohibit Guardsmen impossible. applications for car pool mates applications and thus slim at 10:30 A.M. pleaded innocent hearings have been set for four - year delay in calling a discrimination based on sex or were expected to be chances of matching students An attorney representing the processed Thursday at their arraignment today before U.S. District federal grand jury probe that marital status in the granting of Unitarian Universalist on federal charges stemming wounded students and the Thursday night by University by departure time and Court Judge Frank Battisti. produced the indictment. credit to women. computers, though Computer location, Johanson said some Church from the 1970 Kent State parents of three of the slain On Wednesday, four of the Roth also sought leave to •Milliken said he believed in unmatchable students will be students said he would tell a Laboratory employes still have University shootings. men asked through their take sworn statements from the need to reform and update manual compared by hand with lists House subcommittee there was some labor on their The former Guardsmen filed attorney, Daniel Roth of former United States Attys. laws relating to the crime of hands today. prepared earlier of faculty and silently into the federal court "improper political Cleveland, to have the charges Gen. John N. Mitchell and rape. staff departure times building shortly before 10 a.m. interference" involved in delay Andy Johanson, supervisor and against them dropped. Richard G. Kleindienst, saying of the federal jury probe. If adopted, bills in the of applications programing, locations. Some held hands with their Roth said in a motion that Senate and House would both are prospective witnesses Steven A. help said about 75 applications Names, addresses and phone Sindell told the defendants' rights to a who protect both male and female might miss a court hearing newsmen the House Judiciary received from student numbers of potential car pool "in that victims from sexual pEoplcs they may be subcommittee on civil and assault commuters were keypunched mates will be mailed to incarcerated in a federal under specific conditions of students. constitutional rights had asked Thursday and would be run penitentiary or otherwise specifically for information violence, coercion and through the computer that unavailable" later. confinement totally ignored in relating to the delay. night. THE The federal grand jury indicted the Guardsmen last Sindell said provide the information he would on a the present law, he said. However, due to the EPISCOPAL CHURCH Friday after investigating the Interdenominational confidential basis, adding that CHURCH 200 W. Grand River May 4, 1970, confrontation of judgments in a decision by antiwar demonstrators and SUNDAYS at Mtch.gan Mitchell in 1971 against Gov. Guardsmen. 5:00 Eucharist 332-5073 MILLIKEN SIGNED into law ordering a federal grand jury Thursday a bill that could WORSHIP SERVICE save Michigan motorists Roth's motion for dismissal probe "were not based upon Alumni Chapel ' up to S100 million in auto insurance premiums. rates claimed there was "gross what the law and the facts on campus 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. The new law requires no-fault insurers to misconduct of the government were" but "Christ Comes To offer reduced ratew on political to polic> holders who rising to fraud and obstruction considerations. The Rev. John Mitman already have accident and health insurance. Our Town" of justice." He said the delay Chaplain by Dr. Wallace Robertson MICHIGAN PRIVATE COLLEGES and universities ''was unnecessary, will begin 351 7638 CHURCH SCHOOL receiving state reimbursement for Michigan residents thev unreasonable and oppressive," 8:00 and 10:00 educate. AM Saints Parish Church Under a bill signed into law will pay private schools $200 for Thursday by Milliken, the state 800 Abbott Road each associate degree conferred on a Michigan resident and $400 for each bachelor's and master's The Rev. William Eddy degree. Rector FIRST CHURCH OF A BILL THAT would place travel 351-7160 agencies under state CHRIST, SCIENTIST regulation for the first time was introduced Thursday in the Michigan House. STATE INCOME TAX refunds may be later in getting to UNIVERSITY taxpayers this year because of computer breakdowns experienced by the Dept. of Treasury. being REFORMED Department officials announced Thursdav that working with remedy the situation representatives of the :omputer manufacture, to and to try to get the they are CHURCH operation back on Alumni Memorial schedule. Chapel "Unreality" (1 block east of Auditorium) Sun Jo v School to ajic 20 IO:30a.m. 9:30-Study Groups For Wednesday tvening Mvclmf CURE "TERM PAPER FRIGHT" Adults and Sunday School 10:30 Coffee Hour • 8:00 p.m. 11:00 - Worship Reading Room located in Church For rides call 355-0155 OPLN after 9:00 a.m. Sunday Weekdays 9-5 p.m. 6:00 • Evening worship Mon.. Tucs., Thurs.. Hi. evenings 7 9 p.m. Tom Stark, Pastor Allan• welcome Frtd Herwalt, Associate Pastor to attend church senna Kathy Lang, Staff and visit and use the Associate reading room. MORNING SERVICE - 10:00 a.m. "The Authority Of A King" Rev. Hoksbergen speaking 4 EVENING SERVICE - 7:00 p.m. "Christian Self-Esteem" Tim Limburg speaking Visit our new Student Center open daily 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Lunch Wednesday 12:30-1:30 For Transportation ' Call 351-9059 WCKD or 351-6360 (across from d Hall) ANDSTUDENT CENTER 1509 RIVER TERRACE LUTHERAN Campus Ministries MARTIN LUTHER UNIVERSITY CHAPEL LUTHERAN CHURCH LCMS ALC-LCA 444 Abbott Road 1020 S. Harrison 332-0778 332-2559 Ptetor David Kruae 6 full and part-time staff serving the campus WORSHIP HOURS WORSHIP HOURS 9:00 a.m. 1st & 3rd 8:30 a.m. Worship Sundays Communion 9:30 a.m. Education Hour 2nd & 4th Sundays Matins *0:45 Worship 10:00 a.m. Education Hour 11:00 a.m. Communion Special weekday services at appointed hours. 9:00 p.m. Communjpn Wednesdays »t University Lutheran Both churchea open for study a.m. to 11:00 p.m. lichigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April 5,1974 7 lit's what's happeningi Tornados kill Announcement# for Happening must hi- received in the lt*» What*» Graduating seniors: Income Tax Service is The MSU looking for Today! The Everywoman's Center arts and crafts Sale! All day Two positions available on the Student Traffic Appeals Court. a Meet the Pre pre - health ■ Professional Club, careers organization, Nineteen students I (continued from page 1) State News office. 341 Student people who can volunteer three from 2 to 10 p.m. at 1118 S. Harrison Submit name and phone number in at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in 104 Bessey Tennessee 54, Ohio 35, Services Bldg., by I p.m. at least two No class days before publication. announcements will hours a week. contact MSU Volunteer For further info, Service, 27 Student Services Bldg. Ask for Pam Road. All welcome. 331 Student Services is Wednesday. Bldg. Deadline Hall. Remember — Saturday at the colleges' of open house unselfishly spent their be vacation in Europe so , Society for Creative Osteopathic and Human Medicine. ■ ' ia 15, Ontario.Canada 8, accepted by phone. of Curl. Anachronism : Fighting practice at Male consciousness raising, £th Carolina 5, Michigan 3, Members of Farce Theater are 2 p.m. Saturday in the Men's limited to six persons per group, Orchesis advanced modern dance Eft—«*.. f The death toll fluctuated advised of the practice schedule. Actors in "The Weeping Bitch" will This weekend at Hillel: Shabbas services (creative) at 6:30 morning minyan at 10 a.m. No p.m., Intramural Building Turf Arena. The regular meeting will be held at 8:30 p.m. Saturday in the Union. will be offered spring term. Call if class meets at 6 p.m. beginning class at 7:30 p.m. and you could have this Line day 85 more 60(1165 meet at religious play I p.m.. at those on the 2:30 p.m., and meals will be served due to Pesach preparations. Community Seder at The recorders consort will meet at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Music Tuesdays in 218 Women's Intramural Bldg. Ballet classes will guide book. |ere uncovered or duplications be offered on Thursdays. Dues will "The Wandering Student" at 4 8 p.m. Sunday. Call by Thursday if p.m. Building. Wednesday. Call the Alternative be collected this week. Nineteen students from Harvard and Radcliffe scoured fcrrected. Sunday. All rehearsals at the Union. you want a reservation. There will Mayflower Bookstore will hold a Resource Center before coming. Europe, Israel. Turkey. Morocco and the U.S S.R where they |Some of the survivors had St. Lawrence Community Mental be Pesach minyanim at 10 a.m. full - moon group meditation at Col 3S lovies from made careful notes on all the places of interest, the places Laculous tales to tell. Health Volunteers wanting to Sunday and Monday. 6:30 p.m. today at the bookstore MSU Simulations meet from I to 8 Society will China: Kwang Chou handicrafts where students can find help, and the places where you won't •I was opening the truck for the Easter goodwill period. p.m. Sunday in 30 and arts, ping - pong delegation to participate in the training program The MSU Folksong Society will Union. Plans for a pave to spend a fortune to enjoy yourself. Alice Bailey students especially spring United States and acrobats, at 8 ■oor and it just sucked me Playboy Magazine says. "By far the best guide book for of Monday are asked to call Tony meet at 8:30 p.m. Sunday in 34 tournament will be announced. invited. Mayflower will also hold p.m. Saturday at I08B Wells Hall. |ut" and into a mud ditch, said at the Volunteer Bureau if need a ride. Rides will leave at 6:30 they Union. Program women's songs. is a swap of SuH workshop at 1:30 p.m. Sunday. The Dept. of The MSU Tolkien the under-30generation. : $3.95. As important as your Elser, 21, of Jerome, p.m. from 27 Student Services All welcome -- Philosophy Fellowship passport and toothbrush bring songs. will hold it's usual unmeeting at 8 On sale at your-local book store. ,t 45 miles south of East Bldg. The MSU Science Fiction at 8 tonight in 312 Agriculture Hall. tonight in North Hubbard Hall; Society will meet at 6:30 p.m. Lansing- There was a sound Sailplane demonstration nights today in 34 Union to discyss the Martin Benjamin will address the Tolkien Fans! Pat Smith has gotten Union Activities Board's Old ■like a plane roaring overhead, Time Movie Series presents Charlie every Saturday and Sunday, weather pvmitting. Use our car pool future of "Future Shock". colloquium on "Degrading his copy of the Silmarillion. Undergraduate Education." The L 5ky just turned all black Chaplin's "Modern Times" at 2, 7 to and from the airport. For details, public is invited. Women's Center: Ed then pow, it hit," and 4:30 p.m. Sunday in the Union call MSU Soaring Club -- Carl The Administrative Management Sunday there will At 7:30 p.m. be a presentation Lining his truck around and ballroom. Wagle or Dave Pope. Society of MSU presents Gail Brauerman of MSU's Placement Lesbian counselors will be on rape and a self - defense Eound, he said. Badminton Club inviti i everyone Debbie Bustin is chairwoman of Services discussing "Women in available from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday and from 3 to 6 p.m.Wednesday and demonstration. Free. All women are invited. First meeting of the New | "We had 30 seconds warning interested in playing to the SWP 1974 national campaign Business and Industry," at 7:30 Thursday at the Women's Center. Single Mothers Group at 7:30 p.m. Lfore it hit," said Gary Heflin, and 10 p.m. tonight to the upper committee. She will speak on campus at 2* p.m. today in 31 p.m. Monday in the Teak Room, They will talk to any woman with Monday. Women's Center staff Xanager of a grocery store in gym of the Women's Intramural Union. Sponsored by Young Eppley Center. questions, problems or concerns training for both old and new Senia. "All you could hear was Building. Socialist for Mpisel and Getts. about sexuality. staffers will be held tomorrow from II Harvard "Glory Hallelu," a new folk a.m. to S p.m. Saturday at the ■he wind, the crashes and Kast Complex Photography Club setting for the Episcopal Eucharist, The Psychology Club meets at center: The Student Come meeting will be lople praying." darkroom facilities available. to the gay meeting at 3 p.m. Sunday in the liberation will be sung Palm Sunday at the 7:30 p.m. Monday in III Olds Hall. followed at 9 a.m. by a birthday Agencies Tin Decatur, III., Mary Interested people call Steve Union sunporch. Following will be Alumni Chapel. All students, staff All undergraduate psychology party for Jeannette Kankin the first Dutton Mitchell said she was talking on Kennpage or Ralph Russell. a rap in lhe_Union grill. and faculty are welcome. majors are welcome. U.S. Congresswoman. Ee phone when she saw a Hear Handel's Messiah performed Alack funnel approaching. She free at 8 p.m. Sunday in the ■elled for her children and Auditorium. hey ran down to the asement. Kappa Helta is sponsoring a drawing for Schwinn Continental 10 "The food freezer was - speed bike April 21. You need not Inocked over on us," she said. be present to win. Tickets available J[eith. her 10- year - old son, - call Kappa Delta. ■somehow wriggled out and he The MSU "> Club meets at 7:30 Tan aged to lift the freezer Friday in 31 Union, Com his sister and me. We and competition at all lilable. No experience Lde our way upstairs again, id the house was gone." She lid all that remained was an Campus Gold will meet at 7 p.m. Sunday in the Union Oak Room. Iquarium. Find out about plans for the term. I in Charlottesville, Ind., a Bark, spiral staircase struck a Engineering open house from 9 Jon el y pose in the spot where a.m. to S p.m.. If you are interested Ronald Johnson's newly in a major or career in engineering, stop by. 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Hum left -1 Mon.-Fri. 12 9 Block 489-9047 Uncle John's) Sat. 10 - 5:30 8Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April 5,|J PROMISES TO NEVER RETIRE Serkin performs By ALFRED L. NEWMAN first piece affected his consistency in Schubert's fantasy, "The exceptional in Beethoven's "Waldstein Sonata." Wanderer." He struggled to portray its Of TO and grandeur, yet easily Beethoven's compositions abound'with dynamic changes JUNE E.K. DELANO depicted its romantic mysticism. Serkin's execution was awe-inspiring. ' "" State News Reviewers When Serkin left the stage for the intermission, he clenched his The applause at the end of the concert was deserved fists and grimaced in frustration. the man and his bv bn Rudolf Serkin, one of the greatest musicians of performance. * j this century, On must surely draw from the fountain of youth. reflection, it is difficult to understand why t|le The 71-year-old pianist, who scandal. Vienna "Capriccio" was included in the concert. Serkin said says he will never retire, gave a Such a was up in arms. They actually that his current repertoire includes 12 Wt'dnerf spirited performance at the Auditorium Wednesday night. major pieces, but indicatln "Retire from what?" he asked. "I am a musician. tfwew things. That's where I learned to play under fire. that there were dozens more he could work If I retired, up on short notice I'd probably drop dead the next But I never stopped playing. I played right through to Though Serkin is chiefly known for day." he includes modern German-Romamio mm* the end. composers, such as Bartok, in He remembers Toscanini, whose retirement and precipitated his death, and aged him overnight Rudolf Serkin "People say that I specialize in German-Romantir hisreperto^*' prefers to follow the example of said. "I did not say that. I love all music." music "hi Pablo Casals. Serkin has his roots in "Casals played the cello until he died at 97," Serkin said, "and The audience demanded two curtain calls, though contemporary music. He he was still strong and virile." certainly tutelage with" Arnold Schoenberg, the father of modern spent h only for the man and not the performance. Vienna. For many years, he said, he music " Wednesday night's performance reflected his determination. The second half of the concert was magnificent. Serkin performed i-xclusiv'fhl j But where the spirit excelled, the flesh at times was weak, Schoenberg compositions, which were then quite executed the "Four Piano Pieces" by Brahms with the precision "Such a scandal," he said. "Vienna was up in controversial particularly in the first half of the concert. and enthusiasm that was lacking earlier. The "Intermezzo in C arms. fL Serkin's performance of Bach's actually threw things. That's where I learned to play was "Capriccio in B-Flat Major" stiff; this tedious and minor composition demands more. Major" highlighted the concert, with a near-perfect interpretation But I never stopped under playing. I played right through to the fj of the score. end" Serkin's philosophy has not Unfortunately, Serkin's awareness of his weak execution of the The dynamics of the entire perfdrmance changed over the years. He will were good, but undoubtedly play right through to the end. Doors' split creates good band, soloist writing. Thus, Krieger should once again be satisfied, teamed with Roden, and together.the Butts Band might evolve into a group group of back-up musicians, including, most notably, drummer worth keeping an eye on. They Tony Williams and guitarist Larry Carlton. display definite signs of The musicianship on "Scarab" is excellent, and After the death of Jim Morrison in 1971, the Doors commercial potential. occasionally managed superb. With the organists's vocals toned down, the arrangements to carry on as a trio until late last year. Having released two As for Manzarek, he's released "The Golden Scarab" on are all the more less-than-successful albums in that period, "Other Voices" and Mercury records. This album sounds much closer to the Doors' prominent, thus the album stands as much more accessible on the whole. "Full Circle." the group left this country and headed for last two efforts than does the Butts Band, England probably because of Unfortunately, Manzarek's writing isn't extremely original in search of inspiration in the form of a new lead singer. Manzarek's dominating vocals, which, as hinted at before, aren't Rudolf Serkin, world - renowned pianist, gets a curtain call the greatest. Somehow, through (here the album's key concept-the "Rhythm Myth." as it's Apparently, this journey brought an eventual end to the Doors. overdubbing and other such called—is your and bows next to his beautiful Steinway piano. The 71 Organist Ray Manzarek left his fellow band members, Robby studio trickery, his voice isn't quite the everyday personality/identity crisis\ but it's - handicap it once was. captivating enough to make one want to come back for more, year - old man says he'll never Krieger and John Densmore, to record a solo album, and the duo, Always a fairly talented musician, Manzarek has assembled stop playing his piano. a fine And that's enough for any musician to be State News photo by John left behind for ail intents and purposes, seemed doomed to fade proud of. Russell into rock 'n' roll obscurity. Surprisingly, however, both Manzarek and his friends have made a relatively swift return to the music scene, Manzarek as a Chamber solo artist and Krieger and Densmore again in the shelter of a rock 'n' roll band. That band, called the Butts Band, has released Its first on Blue Thumb records. The group seems to be album, something closely 1HE to paralleling the original idea behind the Doors' emigration to COMMNY give The MSU Chamber Orchestra will co England. Krieger and Densmore have found a new lead singer, and together with a new organist and bassist, the five-piece group has put together quite a respectable debut album. PRESENTS appear in concert at 8:15 The new lead singer is Jess Roden, who rose to tonight in Kellogg Center Auditorium It will be under the while a member of Bronco, one of Britain's semiobscurity direction of guest conductor Per Dreier. Dreier has been musical director and chief bands. Bronco released two superb albums in this then mysteriously disappeared. Roden. who was too highly underrated country and THE conductor for the good to Aarhus Symphony Orchestra in Denmark remain unknown, again surfaced as the lead vocalist on Keef the chief conductor for the Jutlandic thfe Arnold Bax Memorial Medal for since 1957. He is also Opera. In 1958 he received Hartley's album, "Lancashire Hustler," released last year. The stint, in Hartley's infamous tradition, became something less than ODD exceptional performances of permanent. 20th century music. The Chamber Orchestra will and Melisande, Op. 46" perform the suite from "Pelleas Now, nothing coalition seems more welcome than Roden's surprising with the ex-Doors. Without Morrison, the Doors COUPLE- by Jan Sibelius, "Capricorn Concerto for Flute, Oboe, Trumpet and Strings" by Samuel Barber and the members had to rely strictly on their own vocal weren't talents, which particularly compelling. Since Krieger did a great deal of FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY APRIL 5-7 "Symphony No. 92 in G Major" by Franz Joseph Haydn. Soloists in the Barber work include composing, along with Morrison, it seemed a shame that his IN WONDERS KIVA MSU students Alice Dearden. John compositions weren't performed as well as they might have been. Scott and Alvin Lowrey. Roden, himself a songwriter with considerable talent, has in '1s 8:15 P.M. The concert is open to the fact contributed the album's best (PRODUCED BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT public free of charge. moments, material-wise, but vocally he also does a commendable job of carrying off WITH SAMUEL Krieger's FRENCH, INC.) PRESENTS * 'Think ofthe } 'Then go They'd never forget perfect crime... the day he drifted into town. one step further. 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Wilson 9:30 $1.25 IDs required $1.25 IDs required ********************** State News, East Lansing, Michigan n Friday, April 5,1974 9 Clothes, Robert Red ford in the jewels overwhel ly EDO RUDZATS title costumes, there's a strong film for the most part. lovingly photographed that she was somehow more beautiful everyone went to the movies to sensuality, a quality that role, the only legend that will possibility that you can come State News Reviewer Gatsby's yellow Rolls Royce seems to be doing a 12-page and intense than that of see Clark Gable or Joan Fitzgerald took pains to develop about their film is how pretty darn dose. So dose, in n April 1925, a small novel convertible, the white spread for Vogue. Both begin ordinary mortals." Crawford in some lush love emphasize. For this reason, ■ published which one cntic expert timing and mass fact, that by lavishing such three-piece suits, the pastel to suffer as actors—they are The existence that Clayton story. Farrow's portrayal never fully promotion almost paid for the loving care into the re-creation Inbed as being "a fable of film even before its release to of the clothes, cars and houses chiffon dresses and the flapper actually being little more, in and Merrick have represented is Like the films of those succeeds. Redford's Gatsby is f j920s that will survive as a theaters. With the nostalgia of the '20s, the plot starts to outfits are fondly recalled to some sequences, than attractive unquestionably more beautiful times, "Gatsby" ignores reality appropriately strong and |nd for other times. Now "The Great Gatsby" was the point where a good deal of clothes horses. than that of ordinary mortals. to create a world of its own—a sensitive, yet he always remains lost 50 years later, that craze, natural, in fact, it has all the get in the way, and that is a the movie begins to look like Part of this adherence to Mortals they are, however, world populated by beautiful Robert Redford no matter the lei has been brought to the ■ a earmarks of being a leader in pity. With an ad campaign to promote the detail, however, lies In and as rich mortals, their people with expensive tastes situation. „ a horribly drawn-out, some heavy pruning latest fashions being foisted on Fitzgerald's own attitude problems fail to be and one in which romance From a large cast that its field. and less emphasis on clothes as gripping lually rich adaptation by "You can't repeat the past," and jewels, Fitzgeralds' work the American public. toward the rich. As his in a film that goes on for too takes precedent over includes Karen Black and Scott ■eenwriter Francis Ford Nick Carraway said to Gatsby Redford looks like he has biographer Andrew Tumbull long and doesn't get to the everything. In "Gatsby," the Wilson as Myrtle and George Ippola. producer Dav.d at one point in the film, and in may have stood out more prominently amidst the just walked over from points out, Fitzgerald's early core of Fitzgerald's novel. romance between Daisy Wilson, Lois Chiles as Jordon ■rrick and director Jack a way, he's right. But if you Universal Studios and "The feelings about the rich were The melodrama inherent in Buchanan and Gatsby becomes Baker and Bruce Dem as Tom splendor. Sting" to pose for a layout for "that they were a race set the novel is played too Ivlon. apart heavily the most important element of Buchanan, only Sam Waterston happen to be Merrick and have But it is the splendor that Unfortunately for these men Theoni Alderedge to design the Gentlemen's Quarterly or with a better seat in life's in the film and produces a the film. as the narrator Nick Carraway "The Great Gatsby," with occupies and overwhelms the Esquire. Mia Farrow is so situation which, to the casual grandstand, that their existence Fitzgerald's criticisms of the is able to imbue his character observer, achieves almost Jazz Age have been played with more than surface soap-opera proportions. Nelson down to portray in lush, reactions. Carraway's Nick has Riddle's orchestration does not Company's 'Odd Couple' funny soft-focus fashion, an depth and dimension. The help alleviate this problem unsuccessful love affair. character matures in realizing either because its crescendos As the two lovers, Redford that Daisy and Tom are and overly lush strings are and Farrow do quite careless people, and he is able totally out of place. nicely—when they stop to stand free of the illusion Couple," it basically involves battle throughout the play. character nags constantly and sisters, Hewen and Rosenblum By EDD RUDZATS the traumas and "Gatsby" is silly and modeling Theoni Alderedge's that has caught the others. strained In a work such as this, which drowns himself in self - pity, have worked out a sentimental, at least as these costumes. Farrow uses her Fitzgerald's study of the I State News Reviewer situations that result when is centered on two characters, But Gill's basic problem is that simultaneous giggle that kept film makers present it. But in a fragile beauty and waif-like illusions of wealth and how With a slew of hits behind Oscar Madison, who is each should complement the he underplays the role to such the audience in stitches, strange way. it proves mildly quality to her advantage in the they permeate and control our Neil Simon stands divorced, broke and sloppy, other, and their performances an extent that Felix emerges as entertaining because it is-such a intense moments. Yet she lives formed the core of icontested as the most allows his friend Felix Unger to should interlock. In the monotonous. Anyone going to see "The throwback to old films when never is able to capture Daisy's "Gatsby." l,|jfic comic writer working share his eight • room Company production, Gill's voice tone exhibits few Odd Couple" for the first time | theater today. Simon has apartment. Felix is fussy, however, the balance is off. emotions. The character could Lv times Tster proven of the one himself the • liner and fastidious and a tightwad. As the play begins, Felix had just Chuck Voigt as Oscar is the be much more full - bodied with varied inflection. He does should be in stitches, for it's a hilarious piece on first exposure. IjA k * * ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ stronger of this daffy duo. The Company production of I light, frothy tale. But the split with his wife and is display a nice comic sense as Voigt gives a performance that Simon's play proves true to the Iblem with Simon is the Insiness of his material. situations are so looking for a place to kill himself. To prevent his self - destruction, Oscar permits is so relaxed and natural that every line he utters brings a smile or a chuckle. Voigt's the play progresses, so "The Odd Couple" still provides its quota of laughs. material. It is well mounted and directed by Jane B. Falion, and it provides a light, relaxing steve itweight that, after initial Felix to stay with him. The comic timing and delivery are Among the supporting case, losure, their entertainment |ue diminishes. Even Simon's jer works, such as two are complete opposites. They play poker with their cronies as usual, but Felix's exceptional, remain true his gestures to his character Stephen Jones as Murray the policeman and Becky Hewens and Carol Rosenblum way to spend the evening. "The Odd Couple" will be McQueen and his expressions are as the presented at 8:15 tonight, jrefoot in the Park" and c Odd Couple," suffer as constant tidying up breaks up the game. Oscar tries to get constantly hilarious. Stan Gill, on the other hand, cooing Pigeon sisters stand out with their adroit control of Saturday and Sunday in Wonders Hall kjva. Tickets are as | fails to provide much more Felix interested in the Pigeon emerges as extremely forced in Simon's lines. As the Pigeon $1.25 at the door. a few laughs in his plays Jd totally ignores any deeper (-cliological motivations or sisters who live upstairs, but all Felix can do is bewail that his London Broil is inedible due to his characterization of the fuss - budget Felix. Gill admittedly has the harder bullitt ■plorations "Make 'em Oscar's tardiness. So they Felix job in making appealing since his WWRH Bgh" is his motto. "A TERRIFIC MOVIE" ■That's exactly the motto the 3 Jolk^ & blues coffee faiise -New York Times Impanv follows in its current UN STAFFORD Joduetion of "The Odd ■uple." The result is a * FRIDAY, APRIL 5 and SATURDAY, APRIL 6 Basant. entertaining evening play that is well - ted and J 107 SOUTH KEDZIE 7:00 & 9:30PM quite Ifessionally done. nice way to spend a J ADMISSION 'l00 t Ht is v a hours unless you've seen * Presented by McRat, Inc. + le Odd Couple" more than irk+krk+irirk+ifkiricirkitirk+iriririr'kirkirkicirk+iriAi Then the flimsiness of SAT & SUN FRl & MON thru THURS on's material shows 3RD BIG open 7:00 p.m. open 12:45 p.m. lough and not even good feature 7:40-9:40 Feature 5:40 - 7:45 rs can save the day. JHEEKL (For those unfamiliar with > storyline of "The Odd NOW THE TV CRITICS MAKE IT UNANIMOUS " 'Le Sex Shop' is not for children, but it is for adults who can smile through a nude, but never dirty lampoon of pornographic movies. | no STREAKING 'Le Sex Shop' has been made by Claude Berri with a twinkle in his eye, his tongue in his cheek and laughs Pg.12 all over the place," -Gene Shalit, WNBC-TV: "Totally delightful! 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It's a film that The finest in Adult even the Burger Court could love." -Leonard Harris, WCBS-TV: Entertainment" -jean-pierre marielle • claude berri • beatrice romand gregoire aslan • claude pieplu • nathalie delon IVE floor shows * * * special ! PROGRAM INFORMATION 332-694* live-in person 7TH BIG WEEK! now appearing Open Tonight 6:15 p.m. Shows 7:00 & 9:30 p.m. rebel carr 407 E. GRAND RIVER - DOWNTOWN Ms. NUDE world Sat - Sun - Wed Shows 1:30, 4:15, 7:00 & 9:30 37-9-11 WILLIAM PETER BLAnVS also STARRING winner THE EXORCIST . I shawna HELD OVER of 1 5-7-9-11 dwrtb. william friedkm 2 movies too! academy • "d0n't tell mama" awards "marriage obsolete' ■ "Never Fear, wmd mwicK/pRODucnon of |Ule Entrance is in the Rear." ft jfKH aflvion fun ROBERT ROfORDc«miR FflRROUU s100 off with student i.d. ladies free KAR6D BLACK XOTT LUIl/Ofl MT\ WATay Suspended) LINDA BLAIR.** u^wWILUAM PETER BLATTV' guest night ■ OPEN STARTS f ^ 24 free ADDED: Nightly at 7:45 p.m. dNOEL \V\RSHALL-wbt»WlilAM PETER BLATTY St? bargain day parking TODAY! A.T.O.S. Staff Organist play Catty era i*iT CmwKn OjR| fOURs 9om melodies on the Barton Pipe Organ suspended this show 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April 5 Miss Nude World likes her job, reign h< By BRUCE LORIA Big break When the facts were finally bared, onlookers "My parents even keep a scrapbook on all '♦it was the first time my activities." Can said. "They're very happy The biggest break in her career, though, was nudity had in the crowd could see why Rebel Carr is Miss brought to the British islands," Can Nude World for 1974. and very proud of me." becoming a Playboy bunnie as she graced the "Then I went overseas with centerfold of the January 1970 issue. Bob Hon. At 16, Rebel made the scene as an while." * A former Playboy playmate of 1970, she entertainer in Baltimore, Md. Soon afterwards Her fans got a second pictoral view of the S«x and life won her title in San Francisco, competing she embarked movie in playmate when she was voted Playmate of the against 60 other girls. Carr, who worked in the on a career Lexington, Probing into the mind of the nude Ky., where she starred in a movie called Year. the world, "sex" is very much a Bay area as a stripper before the pageant, is "That part of h» "Witchcraft." was great," Carr said. "I received "I love It," Carr currently as the Zodiac 2000 in Lansing where $1,000, a large trophy and four dozen roses," excitedly remarked • she puts on five shows daily. she laughed. always thought that you should never ! Chaplii something until you've tried it. I've tried i Billed also as Comfort, Carr is a full - the Real Miss Southern blooded Indian — half Bill seeks The bunny award was a stepping stone for Carr as requests from all over the world began I like it." nn the P satisfy'1" Cherokee and half Apache. Concerning women's liberation. carr pouring in to her agent — who also just happens Beal is The shapely brunet has few qualms about showing off her body. abused chi to be her husband. not particularly care for it. "I don't and never have been involved Is doubl "If you have a beautiful "My salary increased," she said, "plus I that." she said. "Women's Dirk." body, you should be Legislation requiring the Social Service^ began traveling. I was in San Juan, Puerto Rico, groups can't e\ proud of it," Carr said, "and you should do in touch with me since I never stay in Mplin's cl what you want to do with it. I love to show Department to investigate reports of child abuse for three weeks, and then in the British West on< " will be my within 24 hours introduced in the state Indies." very long." body." was movie fa Captivated crowd legislature Wednesday. iimilar wa The bill, sponsored by Rep. Alma G. Winner As she moves swiftly across the stage, her 11 Stallworth, D-Detroit, is aimed at getting it boasts i years of professionalism show. She readily familiarizes herself with the captivated audience endangered children out of their homes before 's wife, a serious injury or death. with an "all right you A is pres. homy guys, are you "One of the greatest obstacles to reporting >rb adap ready," plus she encourages the onlookers to suspected neglect or abuse is the fear that little take part in her act. When the show Michael begins, she or nothing will be done to intervene on behalf of does not take off her clothes — she sheds them. luth" is ai the child," Stallworth said. for noth Carr, who will be 28 on July 4, grew up in "There is no sense in reporting abuse if a child Asian F Smokey Mountain, N.C. With the profession can not be removed she chose, she turned out to be immediately from a on Frk very lucky to dangerous situation," she said. have understanding parents. rwhelming ( 'he other euth" Th >mpt. "Higl SchensuVs Guemico," 3ff campu! ■rpico and Lers and Meridian Mall & Open: Mon Thurs. 4:30 7:30 A - Miss Nude World Noon: Mon. - Fri. Lansing Mall Fri. 4:30 - 8:00, Sat. 11:15 - 8:00 11:15 -2:00 Sun. 11:30 - 7:00 To find out this weeks Currently appearing at the Zodiac 2000 in Lansing is Rebel menu specials, call 349-4028 or 482-7114 Miss Nude World and former Carr, PlayboyPlavmate of the Year who Fi says, it." "You should never knock something until you've tried USING YOUR SCHENSUL-COUPON" It SS April 21 1974 Pamper Your Budget! 25* off, per family, toward the purchase s easy f Buy a Schensul Discount State News photo by John Dickson or lunch of dinner at Schensul'sOn Coupon Book Sunday When you have finished a delicious meat at either E 10 $2.00 coupons for Only $15.00 of our 2 conveniently located cafeterias in this area, simply present the coupon to the cashier, g value will be deducted from your bill. A v menu, at reasonable prices, awaits you at or our locations. [PLUS TWINS AT BIRTH-- ...Now,cut asunder1 197*t Judges John Simon - Film critic - Esquire Hag, StandishTawder - Professor of film, Yale University John Boundy - U.S. General Mgr. of National Film Board of Canada Buster Crabbe - Films first space hero. Starred as Flash Gordon and Buck Rogers. Tony Jannetti -New York Underground film maker. AND YOU. . . Check State News for dates, times and locations. All judges will be speaking one or more times on campus. A/ODGMY dWdRD M For further information call 353-460^ noMirwons IDOUBLF /viAbl A UAB Project THE hKSI IMPORTANT FILM OF 1973- 3 dCdDCMY dWdRD AND POSSIBLY OF PLUS Beal Film Group presents rtOMIIMlOMS THE SEVENTIES!" SATURDAY TONIGHT BLUE™1**'1 T^ETTGER" Positively Fin Fri. A Sat. 8 & 10 SPECIAL *3" NOW SHOWING Sunday* 2:30 A 4:00 PM 'j* NOW SHOWING! butterfield orive-in theatres A raunchy hardcore string of sexual encounters. An extraordinarily graphic film More hardcore sex than you have ever seen before in one astounding film. A film that really delivers all the hardcore sex you have a right to expect. The film is totally uncompromising "It Happened in Hollywood" ADMISSION: Ac',Jits - $1 is dynamite. MSU Students - 75c A star Children under 12 - ship largor than 1000 jumbo jtti hurtles into a cosmic whirlpool ... a Ihs ZANIOUST C gravitational black holo in soarch Futatic 20 ... Minul* cartoon of a passage to anothor univorso. nude by in MSU Ixporionco this daring vonturo sot 1000 Showtime^ 6:00, 7:45, 9:30 & 11:15 yoars in tho future. Showplace 106B Wells Admission $2.00 PLANETARIUM information 355-4672 , 'box office opens first feature at qs ^ 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Fr«day, April 5 1974 Batsmen open regular season Saturday By JACKWALKDEN "I just had confidence in what 1 was State News Sports Writer throwing," Bickel said. "1 weekends 1 pitched every day we played. really couldn't say why most of the others did quite poorly in "If had had better pitching depth, it probably would've The Spartan infield will consist of first baseman we How.- I MSU's baseball team opens its regular season Saturday with a Florida. Most of them were throwing well, but they were getting been better for me not to pitch that much," he said. "I felt ready Schryer (.314), second baseman Craig Gerard (.212), shortskS doubleheader ai Ball State in Muncie, Ind., and, if confidence has hit. at the time, though." Terry Hop (.321) and third baseman Amos Hewitt (.333). P 'They didn't get any breaks either," he added. "A lot of the Bickel is hopeful of winning nine or 10 games this year, but he Bill Simpson (.317) will patrol center field and anything to do with winning, the Spartans have the first game freshman ai won already. hits were scratch hits and there were a lot of walks and errors." has a different goal in mind for the overall season. Weston (.255) will be in right field. Bickel had a rough time getting started as he walked five 1'he leftfield spot will be held down by either Dave Righthander Duane Bickel will start the first game. The "A great season would be to do anything I can to help the Colliso Muskegon junior credits positive thinking for his great start in batters in his first outing and six in his second. team win the Big Ten," he said. (.192), Larry Romaine (.250) or newcomer AI Vliek withoneof Florida. Bickel won two of three decisions in the South and had a "I had trouble getting used to the mound and weather," he Freshman Rick Moore (2-0, 3.32 ERA) will pitch the second the others taking the designated hitter slot. said. "I was also just getting in shape." Juniors Rick Seid (.308) and Dale Frietch (.500) will measly 0.86 earned run average. split th Bickel became known as the workhorse of the pitching staff catching duties. Frietch will be back in action after missing th* last year when he pitched 95 innings. The total was last four games with a foot injury. e ' just one short of the MSU record set by Dick Radatz in 1959. Bickel started 13 Big weekend ND Irish games and completed and a 2.74 ERA. li of them, finishing with an 8-6 record Bickel was 7-1 at one point in the season and believes he two events at SNEAK PREVIEW may have pitched too many innings last year. Zanuck/Brown brought you "The Campus judo enthusiasts are Team, the all-Mexican College Sting" to face st "I like to throw a lot, but towards the end of last have thrown too much," he explained. "Over the last two year I may in for a big weekend as two events are being held Saturday Judo Team and all-American College Judo the See their latest movie tonight at and Sunday in the sports arena Team. of the Men's Intramural Admission for both events is to MSU's lacrosse team will try- avenge two straight losses to for the winning goal midway through the fourth quarter. Women nettershome Building. $2 for general public and $1 for children. ):00 The 13th National Collegiate Notre Dame Saturday as the Judo Championships will be Spartans meet the Irish at 2 p.m. on the soccer field south The Spartans held off Michigan during the frenzied to oppose Wisconsin held Saturday. eliminations begin at 11 a.m. The Last Detail 7:00 and Sneak Preview at 11:00 of Spartan Stadium. final minutes and V'al !8 W SAGINAW • 4*4-4403 9:00 The defending Big Ten champion MSU women's tennis team with the finals slated for 7 p.m. The stickmen endured a Washington iced the game with driving rainstorm and a brief less than a minute left with his opens its 1974 season Saturday by facing conference opponent The-defending champ is San Wisconsin in a dual meet at the Lansing Tennis Club. Jose State University and such third period collapse to defeat third goal of the contest. Colored 35 mm Movies from China The match will begin at noon and will be held indoors because notables as Jim Worley of the the University of Michigan, 9-7, Wednesday afternoon at Hardenburgh had another of the uncertain early spring weather conditions. University of Houston, a New Kwangcfoou Hanidcraft Ann Arbor. fine game with two goals and There is no admission charge. member of the American Art four assists. Hubbell, playing Five members of last season's conference winners return this Olympic team, NCAA Chinese Ping Pong Delegation Playing first in a pouring his first game at crease attack, spring. Leading the way for coach Klaine Hatton will be Sue wrestling champ Wade Schalles thundershower and then in in USA contributed two goals, as did Selke. regarded as one of the top women collegiate tennis and National Collegiate Judo near • total darkness, the players Acrobats Steve Urbin. in the nation. Assn. champ Dan Kikuch will stickmen built up a 5-2 lead at The "This team should be as strong or stronger than last year's compete. the end of the first half. victory raised the lacrosse team's record to 3-1, squad." Hatton predicted. "All of the girls are excellent Sunday will feature the 8 PM Sat., April 6, 1974 The Spartans saw their lead International which performers and with the extra year of competition, they should Collegiate Judo 108 B Wells erased by three quick already equals last year's be even better." Invitationals, which begins at 2 Wolverine goals in the first two victory total. The win was only the second The Badgers will provide a strong opening test for the MSU p.m. minutes of the third auarter, against MSU's traditional rival in nine games squad. Wisconsin finished in the top five of the Big Ten last Participating teams include however, due to some sloppy season. the all-Canadian College Judo ball since the Spartan team turned handling. Team, the Korean Judo College They struck back, though, varsity in 1970. "We do know that they lost their No. 1 had a lot of depth last year which will pick player but they also up some of the siack," Wolfpack Films trading goals with the Michigan Michigan will get its chance Hatton explained. team until Steve Hubbell to average the loss when it The next competition for the Spartans will take Presents place April 20 lashed a Tom Hardenburgh plays here April 17. when they meet Bowling Green and Ohio State at Ohio State. pass past the Wolverine goalie MOW. 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Aaron, playing in the aftermath of a tornado, The game immediately was halted, and the equaled Babe Ruth's all time record his first - ball he hit returned to Aaron. It had been time up Thursday by rocketing his 714th home retrieved by Clarence Williams, a Cincinnati city run over the left - field fence in the National policeman on special detail working behind the League opener between Atlanta and Cincinnati fence. The ball was marked with the indelible at capacity - filled Riverfront Stadium. figure "714." If there had been any possibility Cincinnati won, however, 7 • 6, in 11 innings. of confusion, the Braves would have been able Aaron's blow, on a 3 - 1 pitch by Reds to compensate the right person for returning x righthander Jack Billingham, came with such startling suddenness that it caught everybody in the ballpark by complete surprise. There were runners on first and second when Aaron's the ball. Second base umpire Tom McSherry was given the ball by Williams, and he in turn delivered it to Aaron near the Braves' dugout. homer cleared the left - field fence at the 375 - foot marker in the first inning. Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn then Aaron hit the historic home run at ushered Ford from his field box seat behind the precisely Reds' dugout toward Aaron, emerging from the 2:40 p.m. EDT. The drive jack - rabbited the Braves into a Braves' dugout. The three men converged quick 3-0 lead, but from the immediate silence behind home plate, and the vice president said which greeted the blow, it seemed to Aaron, "Good luck for 715 and a good many nobody in the ballpark could believe his eyes. more. It's a great day for you and a great day That included the 52,154 fans, for baseball. Congratulations." largest opening day crowd in Cincinnati history, which Kunn presented a trophy to Aaron. The included Vice President Gerald Ford, who had commissioner said Aaron was not only one of George and Susan thrown out the first pitch, and Aaron's Atlanta the "greatest professionals ever to play FRI. 8 SAT., APRIL 5 & 6, in the UNION GRILL teammates. this game, but also one of the great gentlemen." DOORS OPEN AT 8PM ADMISSION ONLY $1.00 When realization finally hit them, the Now it was Aaron's time to say something, and Braves' players streamed out of the dugout to typically he kept it brief. Coffee, Tea, Animal Crackers & Other Munchies iS®i greet and congratulate the 40 - year Aaron, who had a slight grin on his face - as old he "Thank you very much," he said. "I'm just glad it's almost over with. Thank you." For Free! 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Grand RIVER GRAND SUNDAY -NEXT TO CAMPUS THEATRE NOON-6;OOPM 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April SjJ Oh springtim where aryou?| By HARRIET WILKES State News Staff Writer Every now and then the sun shines rays of spring. \^u brightness on East Lansing residents, giving them a surge of LvB that warm weather is approaching. But a mere does not guarantee the coming of spring. ray of sunshklBI Though spring's official debut came on March 21, afternoon cloudiness and sporadic snow mjj I throughout the day. Temperatures ranged from a high showers i^l degrees to a low of 27. ofT;!I Such snow and freezing drizzle Lansing's spring season. are characterise For example, ll'/i inches of 0f » I - ■ sno*lM If you are wondering whether there is some unusual East Lansing's disgustingly unpleasant weather, reasonj forecaster Carl S. Smelgus said there is not. Lansing we^l■ Contrary to Smelgus' assertion, some students swear Ej;! Lansing's bad weather is part of a University • controJJS conspiracy. According to these students, University officials tolI out gloomy hovering clouds during the week to ket p studeodl depressed and under control. On weekends, the officials Id,! little sunshine in so students will not "go nuts" and rebel. Rumors that East Lansing had less hours of sunshine other place in the country seem likely but have not thanuyl confirmed. btqfl T)op> ze The weather forecaster's general outlook for the next shows above normal precipitation of 3.3 inches. few daysl When some Spring-like weather finally hit MSU this week a deteriorates when predictions go beyond three AecuncjB puppy named Nina took a sip of matt liquor, left, found she the warm sunshine (above). said. days, SnwtyJ State News photos could not quite handle it, and decided to "sleep it off" in by John Russell "A rough estimate of when consistent warm begin is difficult to predict," said Lincoln Petit, temperatureswjjB natural science. Petit also said that Professor temperatures sort of taper ofl warm weather gradually. "Trends," he into! continued, "zig zag frontl Cain credits win to student cold to cold warm warm. Sometimes there's more thail - - zag zig." A weather map showing daily forecasts is posted outsidtl awareness Petit's office in 120 North Kedzie Hall. Under cloudy skies, there is a 30 per cent chance of rain I today.II The temperature will reach a high of 43 degrees. Following official largely because of a lack of Keeping today's gloomy forecast in mind, this special certification of the ASMSU funds available to ASMSU. filling board vacancies with Commission from the eighth 3,919; David J. Johnson, Renee Williams, freshman, has been released: Due to lack of sufficient bulletinl election today ASMSU's new This is where the ASMSU open petitioning and week of winter term to the sophomore, 1,821, and Joseph 2,316; Sally J. Bell, graduate sunshine skies, students are advised to save tin cans with air tight lids andcleitl board of directors will open its tax, should it have been passed, appointment by the remaining fourth, 6,636 to 1,401. A. Davis II, sophomore, 1,443. student, 2,146, and Shirley, fori board storing the few sun rays expected to seep from behind first meeting in approximately would have made a big members, 6,144 to Proposition I gives the board Chicano student: Pedro Hansen. 2,090. clouds in the future. grevl 2,159. five more days — up to 15 days two weeks with a new difference. He said there are Rivera, junior, 2,277. Proposition E extended — to set up balloting Other nonwhite students: president, Tim Cain, pounding still ways to get things done from 10 to 15 the gavel. without the added dollars. days the period procedures for petitions, 7,101 Sharon L. James, 2,096, and between presentation of a to 1,039. "I would have been happier Gene Buckner, junior, 1,635. "It was really nice to finally constitutional amendment and Proposition J approved a 50 if it had passed, because there Female students: Linda F. the vote on the amendment cent student tax each term for find out the results," Cain said, would be more options open and allowed board establishment of the Student Moore, sophomore, 2,483; referring to the slow election - initiated for us. But we can do some returns. "There's amendments to remain in Media Appropriations Board, got to be a budget reshuffling and cut change in procedure. committee, instead of dying, 3,751 to 2,431. some allocations where the full until the next regular COMPACT REGRIGERATOR spring Academic Council student "Even amount allocated isn't really RENTALS though it took 3V4 election, 6,616 to 1,484. representatives at - large weeks last year, eight days is needed," Cain said. elected were: Free delivery "It's not going to be easy, Proposition F approved still too long. I think there'll be Black Student: Barbara Rentz 372-1795 but we can do it." seating college representatives some new suggestions soon," two weeks after election, the DeLois Simmons, sophomore. he said. Until he starts figuring out same as the president, 7,482 to Cain attributed his victory which allocations those are, Cain said, he is just going to 678. PIZZA and COKE SPECIAL to increased awareness of ease into his new job, finding Proposition G approved the AClass in students, the large turnout at out who is who, and how his addition of the new College of the polls and a student desire board members are thinking. Urban Development to the Buy a 12 inch (2 item) Pizza at our regular price of for an active student Meanwhile, election results board, 7,387 to 959. Palmistry S2.85 and receive two 16 oz. Cokes FREE. government. eventually came in for all of Proposition H moved the "It's a sign that the students the propositions and the and Hand Analysis is beginning of office for the All - want an active student Academic Council, though University Elections government, providing services they won't be certified until and actively pursuing their today. being held weekly at interests," he said. Of the 10 propositions, only Buy a 16 inch (2 item) Pizza at our regular price of Proposition C, increasing the Same stuff the Mayflower Bookshop S4.35 and receive four 16 oz. Cokes FREE. "ASMSU now shouldn't be ASMSU tax, failed, by a vote afraid to go farther than of 6,220 to 2,225. past student governments to Proposition B approved Despite .their many 5:30 p.m. done what has to be get done," deletion of the rquired quotas differences, hairs are made of Wednesdays caii 332-6517 Cain said. the same kind of material that placed on the governing groups (fraternities, sororities, co-ops, forms hoofs, claws, snake call 351-8178 for info He did not give any current scales and fingernails, says residence halls and off campus) instances of this, but gave the for the Traffic Appeals Court, National Geographic. Kellogg case for a bargaining to nine members regardless of concerning fees and material covered. unit, which failed, as a past group, 4,833 to 3,387. example. He said that failed Proposition D approved PASSPORT 5^ $9.95 3 and APPLICATION *A50- PHOTOS ^ HEALTH DAY THE 'Regular $5 90 for 2 photos April 6 - 9-5 on campus NEJAC TV RENTAL jp teQlub to DXMMnu raojo PRESENTS: af"/**oh CHOPPER! IF YOU DON'T SPEND ALL YOUR TIME DODGING CITY STREET TRAFFIC. WE HAVE JUST THE NEXT WEEK,CATCH RIGHT INSURANCE POLICY FOR YOU! the CAPITAL CITY BOYSI sewiM MONDAY - SATURDAY 8AM-6PM 351-2400 FINANCIAL SERVICES CENTER t atoday 935 E. Grand River INC. f Avenue, East Lansing, Michigan 48823 r.S.C. INSURANCE with understanding and interest in you SPECIALS ON: ^ manhattans, HONEYWELL PENTAX DEMO DAY X^martinis and Juice /%. oz. beer! AT LINN CAMERA Home of the Lifetime Guarantee SuM+)&. See the new HONEYWELL PENTAX 1 SPOTMATIC F and SP1000 cameras STROBONARS demonstrated by LARRY CARVANA OF HONEYWELL INC. Demo Time: u/Ht, a/ad. too*. JfaaAMtL >«at u«ohiU»»l 12:30-5:30 At Linns of East SoHue/fav -/fa P Lansing April 5 only and at Linns of Frandor April 6 only free booklet biroux IS a AW product ot A W BRAt?DS* BRANDS, INC. ^°X iNr a * Astoria Station, New York, N.Y. 11102. subsidiary of IROQUOIS BRANDS LTD. e News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday April 5,1974 15 ligan a . tudentfiAl IvMIKEGALATOLA .Ii/c ATOLA Mark Mark Hrphnpr conducting Grebner, Rft1 MAP 501 MAC .kiiuioe abilities „i«„„ _»» to hold class attention. .... attention?" 1 . means own "Actually those who give him a professor ratings ™ 4 would Ave., senior, is distributing Students are asked to rate ratings on faculty in the fail. Educational Policies te News Staff Writer an enjoyable lecturer," and 5 fill in "Sometimes biased, colleges of Business, "The administration does Committee for forms to students asking them their instructors on a 1-5 scale study. This was ■bile the student access to evaluate their winter-term which is a bit more descriptive means "Boring and pointless." peevish or unpleasant." Engineering or Human not want students to exercise the third consecutive meeting lndment to faculty professors in areas including than the usual GOOD-BAD. In Students who give an Grebner said Thursday that Ecology, though." the market force of avoiding at which the council failed to ■ations lies »> committee, instructor a top rating in he has collected 2,000 of these ■student i conducting his their personalities, their grasp answer to the question, "How forms since Monday and that Grebner said he had other bad professors and thus driving reach a vote on the personality would fill in amendment. well does he keep your them out of business," he said. Iinstructor rating. of course material and their "Human and likable," while he hopes to have 5,000 before reasons for conducting his "If the council did approve he starts publishing the results. survey besides his He said there will be a slight antiestablishmentarianism and such a measure, it would Though he is running for the Democratic party nomination charge for a copy of results desire to make money. probably weaken it severely, as County commissioner from because he is spending first." "Students are being forced the 8th District, Grebner said approximately 7 cents a form to deal in a market where they The council voted Tuesday he did not think the survey and because he believes people have little in a hurried, last-minute move would win him student or no information; place more value on something to send the amendment to the namely, information about support. they must pay for than on instructors," he said. something given out free. "With 5,000 forms I should Grebner thinks the current be able to get evaluations of a effort of student wide range of professors, representatives to get the especially those who teach Academic Council to approve large classes," Grebner said. "I the concept of student access probably won't get many to faculty ratings will probably Officials fin J Dow workers to. MIDLAND (UPI) discovery of security was a — Dow Chemical Co. officials reported the homemade bomb near a research building, even as being tightened following a clash between salaried employes and striking steelworkers. The bomb consisted of a one-gallon milk container half-filled with gasoline. Taped to the top was a firecracker serving as a fuse which was to be ignited by acigaret which apparently was blown off. The bomb was discovered shortly after 10 p.m. Wednesday, but was not reported until Thursday, the 18th day of the bitter dispute. It was found outside the research building which also had suffered numerous broken windows caused by bearings thrown from a nearby road. Evaluation Bargaining teams from Dow and United Steelworkers Local 12075 conferred again Thursday with federal and state mediators lrk Grebner, right, 501 MAC Ave., hands out forms Thursday in Berkey Hall, asking students to evaluate their in an effort to find a solution to the contract dispute. Late Wednesday afternoon, strikers and salaried employes who have (jfessors from winter term. He will sell a book of results after he gets 5,000 response*. By Thursday he had been operating the massive Midland Division complex clashed on roximately 3,000. State News photo by Ron Biava company property. Irs. Wharton appointed Holiday Lanes (near Frandor) bicentennial arts panel will offer a new program belores Wharton, wife of to artists and arts organizations committee are Robert Wise, Kidcnt Wharton, is one of 10 for bicentennial projects in motion picture producer and called r I5cer ^ lsons appointed to a 1974. Other funds are being director and president of the Vlevel bicenterlnial allocated in the 1975 budget. Directors Guild of America; KENT-A-LANE. limittee to advise the Vernon R. Alden, chairman of Mrs. Wharton is the author ■onal Council on the Arts the Massachusetts Council on You and your friends of "Contemporary Artists of may rent a lane for $3.00 per HOT DOGS 1 the National Endowment the Arts and Humanities; hour. Maximum 6 persons Malaysia: A Biographic per lane, with automatic I the Arts on bicentennial Robert Bernat, executive scoring. This program is in effect Survey," and a member of the director of the Commonwealth weeknightsMonday thru Thursday, Michigan Bicentennial of Pennsylvania Council on tfie Midnight 'til 3:00 am Commission. Other members of the Arts and Hal Davis, president of the American Federation of FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 337-9775 fROM 2-5 MOW. AMBOY WW- % HEALTH EDUCATION Musicians. BE A SMART FRIDAYS DUKES Veterinary Clinic MSU BEAVER AND FISH V The Brewery SAVES 50c 50° BELL'S FLY TO EUROPE PIZZA THIS SUMMER ONE OF THE WORLD'S UNION EVERY SUNDAY! GREAT ACTIVITIES BOARD FLIGHTS OFFICE Also: HOT TASTING TODAY'S THE LAST MON. FRI. 1-5 P.M. DAY OF MARSHALL'S after 3PM M PIZZAS! ALSO AVAILABLE INTERNATIONAL ID'S PITCHER YOUTH HOSTEL CARDS EAGER DEAVER 225 M A C. 332-5027 >PEN 11 AM EVERY DAY 353-9777 SALE after 6PM M 231 MAC 351-2755 Nest to the ARMY SURPLUS Highwheeler Lounge 11 AM-2AM MON SAT NOON - MIDNIGHT SUN' OLD! TOWN! ^ r« *rrrm n CLAM A Master Of The Jazz Keyboard: BAKE Lea McCanii FRI. & SAT. NIGH I 6-11 P.M. We at Bill's OLDE TOWNE CLAM BAKE serve seafood in the true style of New England. Ap/iif 1-6 We feature: ♦Whole lobster "Cherry stone clams ♦Shrimp *Com - on - the - cob All seafood is steamed and uniquely served in a wire mesh basket direct to your table. Added extras include com bread, tossed salad, drawn butter, and seafood sauce. Our regular menu is also available. As always we will be serving your favorite drinks and cocktails. For Information and Reservations P.X. Store THE STABLES Call: 4826100 351-5323 Bill's Restaurant & Bar Frandor 718 E. Grand River Lansing Serving Lansing since 1921 MICHIGAN S SHOWCASE FOR NATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan •F,ida>.An,;„. 355-8255 Sell your Camper or Boat with a CLASSIFIED AD. CALL NOW!! FRANKLY SPEAKING... .by phil frank I Unmans | Mi* 1 FORD XL 1970. Balck vinyl / red, TOYOTA COROLLA 1972 COLONIAL MASON COUNTRY atmosphere LOVELY, MODERN 2 bedroom TOWNHOUSE "evenings). 5^5 ?3° 372 5829 4"S"8d' 34,000 clutch, valves. Lynn 373-7610 Nevv spacious 1 bedroom. apartment, 4823 South Now taking appi*,, C|j| Accommodate 2. Carpeted, Pennsylvania. Range, spring occupancy. FORD VAN 1966. 6 cylinder, new <^3-4-9 parking, garden space. 9 miles - refrigerator, air conditioning, month. Membership 1 fini,h6d inSide" $580. Phone PHONE 355-8255 TRIUMPH TR6 1971. Exc.Tl.nt campus. $160 - $185 plus carpeting, disposal. Available now. $189 / month. 372-6852, through Friday, 882-4175*?, 347 Student Services Bldg. J condition, radials, 40,000 miles, utilities. 351-3809, 337-9791. 54-6 349-3604. 0-5-4-8 10 . 5, jj GREMLIN 1971 - 23,000 miles, 26 mpg. 355-9819. 5-4-11 SUBLEASE standard transmission, 6 EAST LANSING: private, •AUTOMOTIVE cylinder, excellent mechanical VALIANT 200, 1965. Four door, comfortable duplex, Two - 2 CAMPUS VIEW summer. Close, $175) 351-4524. 5-4-5 Scooters & Cycles condition. Before 6 p.m. exceptionally good condition. bedroom furnished near MSU. University Sponsored 351-5654. After 6 p.m. FactorV air. P°ww steering, Open 6-15-74, lease 12-15 Parts & Service 339-2833.3-4-9 automatic transmission, 14" months, $260. No pets. Phone Apartments Houses An alternative to Aviation whieels, good tires. 485-8023. 351-3118. 5-4-9 •EMPLOYMENT IMPALA 1968 - V-8 automatic. 6-4-12 dormitory living for next Excellent condition. $350. Call CAMBRIA TOWNHOUSE, luxury year's soph more women. NEAR FRANDOR. •FOR RENT 353-7921. 5-4-9 T Apartments VOLKSWAGEN 1971 411 4-door apartment, two bedrooms, all bedroom furnished, $240 P|UI house pJJ family sedan: automatic, gas appliances and garage. $240 plus 4 & 6 women units "*■ JAGUAR, 1965 XKE Coupe New Houses heater, AM-FM, 25 m.p.g., uitlities. 663-4900. 3-4-5 ^"evenings, 372.7456JJ - paint. Best offer or trade for $2,300. 351-2648, after 5 p.m. 332-6246 Rooms •FOR SALE Corvette. 371-3582. 4-4-5 3-4-5 PLUSH APARTMENT ONE BEDROOM $125 + utilities. EAST LANSING, bedroom house. Full newTy'^l completely furnished, shag Married couples only. After 5, ba JEEP COMMANDO, 1972. Air, VOLKSWAGEN 1963. Rebuilt Animals carpeting, dishwasher, balcony. 371-1106. 3-4-5 hubs, orange. Also S.C.C.A. engine, new tires, clean, good 1-3 people. Immediate. 731 Mobile Homes approved sportscar rollbar. condition. $400. 355-9848. Burcham Drive. 351-7212. 3-4-5 351-8905. 3-4-9 NEED ONE or 2 females to sublet •LOST & FOUND LAKE LANSING Road for one in nice 3 - bedroom •PERSONAL LINCLON CONTINENTAL 1966 VOLKSWAGEN / FOREIGN Car Knobhill Apartment. Now house with 2 others. pets, garden. $66. Share Own!! •PEANUTS PERSONAL through August. Diane, days - utii - very clean. One owner. $450 repair. Mechanical and body. 351-5116. 3-4-9 •REAL ESTATE 351-5574 2-4-5 Buv' se" and trade- IMPORT ONE GIRL needed share 349-2420. Evenings, 349-4434. 1 AUTO PARTS AND REPAIR. to 3-4-5 ©COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-BOX 9411-BERKELEY. CA 94709 SHARE HOUSE •RECREATION LTD 1965. Runs Great. Very 486-2047-0'2'4'8 apartment next year. Call Jane near Franfcl 351-1964 or Darlene 337-2753. room, spring •SERVICE ONE GIRL sublease Old Cedar Instruction 351-8293.3-4-6 I™ °r ^ °ff6r' VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK Village spring term. $70 I 485-0246. 5-4-11 196g Airto Service Typing Service MERCEDES 1962 - 190 low owner. Qood conditjon *'050^ 351-7197^3-4-5 one ] /' Employment MSU AREA Okemos. 2 bedroom, month. 351-3649. 3-4-5 NEED TWO liberals Fireptel •TRANSPORTATION furnished, air conditioned, MARIGOLD APARTMENTS yard, $65. 5108 BrookliJ 'WANTED sr ssrsr?,0? BABYSITTER wanted all day from carpeted, modern, $180, heat included. Call 349-2174. 4-4-5 91 I Marigold, East Lansing. 349-0282. 3-4-9 627 2117 14 Q ' running condition, real good Large I bedroom, furnished body $975. 9-5, 882-9808. time to time in my home. Phone apartment. Carpeting, air ONE FOR four mj APARTMENT AVAILABLE 351-6216 after 6 p.m. 5-4-10 351-3783. $6125 ••RATES" MUSTANG 1970. Automatic, air. Evenings, 393-0986. 3-4-9 MASON BODY SHOP - 812 East immediately 2 room efficiency, conditioning, heat included. Renting for summer and fall. utilities included. 3 49 power brakes, $1300. 482-5866 Kalamazoo Street since 1940. very close to campus. Call Bill. For appointment: after 5. 5-4-9 VW SUPER BEETLE 1973. 13,000 3SI-8S4S MUSTANG 1966 - rebuilt engine, miles. Excellent Orange and black. condition, buying Complete collision C-4-30 auto service. painting and 485-0256. WANTED: 332-5722. 7-4-10 BUS STOP - 2 bedroom, all rooms 337-73:8 ONE OR two girls for three girl. QUIET, PRETTY Roommate needed. $50 ^ excellent condition. $550 or camper. Price negotiable, 663-9843, after 5 p. WORDS Park Trace. $67.50. 349-3086 best offer. 351-8989. 1-4-5 489-4022. 7-4-16 Subjects carpeted, stove, refrigerator. after 7 p.m. 19-4-30 1° 1 1.50 3 4.00 5 6.50 [l 3.00 NOVA 1968 - manual 6, 2/door, VW 1967. Rebuilt engine, new Employment ](jj for Utilities paid. $185. 482-4239 between 4 - 5 p.m. 5-4-5 LARGE APARTMENT, close, air, ROOM IN house $50.00. Onetu^l $650 or offer. 351-8953. 3-4-9 paint' ,our ET ma9S, radio, two available G60 formula 1 ATTRACTIVE PERSONABLE HASLETT ROAD - 2 Bedroom, spring, reasonable tires, excellent price. Call 332-4351. 3-4-8 OLDS 98, 1964, Luxury Sedan, unusually good condition, air, all condition! Over $1100 invested, Best 0,fer- 655-2609. 5-4-9 HARD and - waitress WORKING barmaids wanted. Start r* Motivational completely furnished, washer, dryer, carpeting, private parking, NEED FOURTH guy |or hg quiet! Two people - $200, 3 OWN ROOM in house. $57.50 plus options. 485-8023. 6-4-12 $2.00 / hour. Call 48 close. $87.50 includes utili 25 3.75 8.00 10.00 13.00126.00 16.25 VW 1973 SUPERBEETLE. Like between 4-6 p,m. 3-4-5 Research people - $220. 332-6335. 5-4-5 utilities. 441 Charles. 332-1360. X5-4-9 351-3924J-4-5 [32.50 OLDS '88, 196 5. Air - new, low mileage, reasonable conditioning, power, good tires. price. Can be seen at 715 Merrill DRIVERS TO drive Jumbo ice ****** MOBILE HOME - 2 bedroom. EAST LANSING house lor M DEADLINE • P M. one class $380. 351-1868. 5-4-9 in Lansing, near Frandor. 3-4-8 cream trucks. Must have good EARN GOOD PAY Furnished, $100 / month, plus SUMMER RENTALS Near Union, ideal for IrattmiJ day driving record. Apply 11390 for a few hours lot, $50/month. Deposit. Prefer sorority or responsibli before publication. OLDS 442 1969. Excellent ' MfitflfTVHfx; North U.S 27, DeWitt. 20-4-30 couple / child. 484-1902. 5-4-5 organization. Write Box'jiiB 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS condition, $900. No rust. WUlDrCyCieS ||fll6| of your time 2 PEOPLE 5-4-9 Peanuts Personal ads 351-1578. 10-4-19 MALE COUNSELORS - Michigan ******** NEAR SPARROW, carpeted, just SUZUDI 1972 TM400-R Moto-X Boy's Camp. June 25 - August remodeled, parking. Available $150 MONTH HOUSE TO share in Haslen, m must be pre paid. OPEL, 1966 - OK. Transportation, - excellent 17. Nature, riflery, judo, sport. now. Fred, 485-8615. 5-4-5 3-4 PEOPLE room, potter's studio, etc & shape, $475. 10 AM- missing 3rd gear. Everything else 337-7190 1-4-5 Write, giving experience 353-4624 339-2276. 5-4-9 Cancellations/ Corrections fine. $100. 351-8533. 3-4-9 4 pM SUBLET SUMMER 2-man across $180 MONTH background. FLYING EAGLE, 12 noon one class day HONDA CL450 1973. 2700 miles, 1401 North Fairview, Lansing. DISH MACHINE operator. Week from Mason Hall. Stop by 126 EAST LANSING. New 4 . £■ before publications. OPEL GT 1970. Good condition, $950. Call Vermontvillle collect 48912. 5-4-9 nights only. Dependable with Orchard Street Apartment 5. CEDAR duplex. Two baths, finished*! new tires / exhaust. 32+ 5-4-5 room, appliances, central mpg. 355-8792. 5-4-9 726-1453 1-4-5 transportation. 655-2175, Gary VILLAGE near bus, available 1 The State News will be , MONEY!! MEN and women for full or Robbie. THE SEA HAWK — SUBLET LARGE 1 bedroom 351 8920. 5-4-10 MOTORCYCLE TUNE UP. or part time work who RESTAURANT, Williamston. 315 BOGUE ST. 351-5180 responsible only for the OPEL GT 1969, Oyer 30 mpg. Factory trained mechanic, 20% are willing to learn. For-' 2-4-5 furnished apartment, Haslett first day's incorrect Excellent condition, one owner. beiovv dealer appointment contact Jim Road, ownbu», .line. $195 / EAST LANSING. One twin price 484-3500 BntlUlWUCJU, l-HANUUH near 1 After 6 call 482-4627. 3-4-5 Kostaroff NUDE MODELS far month. Sandy, 355-0135 or duplex. Appliances, large ytr.fl insertion. X-5-4-11 at 694-1135. 0-3-4-5 photography. bedroom unfurnished, available Call between 10 351-1073. 5-4-5 near bus, available « a.m. and 6 p m immediately. Quiet adults only. OPEL MANTA 1973. 351-8920. 6-4-10 due 7 days from Automatic, MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - BABYSITTER FOR 8-month boy. 489-1215.^0-4-30 $175. Phone 485-9343. 5-4-11 radio.vinyl top, rear defogger. Three full and 2 half days per YES..,two New low rates. FIEDLER $2'60°. °ffar INSURANCE. Phone 676-2449. week. PART TIME WANTED ONE girl to sharemilitl 50* u 882-5982. 3-4-5 References, positions for MSU NEEDED IMMEDIATELY, of same. Until Sepwttel 0-1-4-5 transportation. 351-2358, after students. Excellent salary level spring term. ' One man to Utilities included $80mmlil PINTO-RUNABOUT, automatic. $1,750. 1972, Call HONDA CL450 1973, 2700 miles $950. Call Vermontville' 6. East Lansing. 3-4-5 COLLEGE STUDENT - $2.25 I and meaningful business experience. Automobile required. 351-5800. C-5-4-5 johns per share apartment. Call 351-4644 for details. 5-4-11 351-9556. 3-4-9 487-3715 or 393-3810. 4-4-5 726-1455. 3-4-3 LIBERAL ROOMMATE deinl PINTO 1973. Four speed. 13,000 MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE ~ hour. Married male preferred. Stock work, showroom sales, etc. 20 - 25 hours / week. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST MT (ASCP) registered or eligible for apartment! FURNISHED apartment. ONE bedroom Available Temporary Call 489-3177. 1 or other. Easylnifl miles. Excellent condition, 26 and immediatley! Convenient CHECK our low ratesl Call Between 8 5 Monday - Friday. - progressive blood donor processing balconies, too to AMBASSADOR 1969. Good mpg. $2100. 371-5164. 3-4-5 LLOYD'S of Lansing at 332-5335 campus. Grad student or married OKEMOS, 3 bedroom, livingroml Apply in person. Brothers laboratory. Excellent benefits, good Now Leasing For couple. 332-2495. 5-4-11 2 condition. Low mileage - wife's or 482-5585. 0-17-4-23 car garage, full t Restaurant Supplies. 2326 South working conditions. For further car. Reasonable. 332-5201 PLYMOUTH GOLD DUSTER Summer & Fall fireplace, acre of land, excital 1973. C.R. rated "bestcompact." Cedar, Lansing. 5-4-9 information, call 484-7461. 5-4-5 7-4-12 Slant 6, super clean, $2400. Keith. 372-9163.3-4-9 BMW, RICKMAN YAMAHA, TRIUMPH _ Your, full service LPN DESIRES work in elderly DESK CLERK needed. Call Water's & River's (next to Cedar Village) 332-4432 Edge Collingwood condition, and location. OmtJ clean, responsible family n CHRYSLER 1967 - New Yorker. dealer, Large stock of parts, apply. Deposit, referent persons home by the day. between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. for Air Conditioned Rebuilt engine. Good condition, custom accessories, helmets and Available April 15. 355-7812 >■ Experienced, references. appointment to interview. Phone GIRL NEEDED for Old Cedar good tires. $500. 393-2609. PLYMOUTH SATELLITE Sebring leathers. SHEP'S MOTOR Dishwasher 484-8209 after 5 p.m. or Iw 489-4668. 5-4-10 489-1215. 0-4-30 Village spring term. Convenient 4-4-5 Plus 1971 - air, power steering, SPORTS, INC., 2460 North and just $65/month! Call Gayle Shag Carpeting message, John 353-8879. brakes, buckets. Small V-8. Cedar Holt. Just south of 1-96 Unlimited Parking For Rent ](J] 337-0584. X-4-4-10 CHEVROLET NOVA 1973. $2300, FULL TIME medical receptionist at Good mileage.1 TWO BEDROOM house, l,~— Excellent overpass. Phone 694-6621 New Furniture must sell immediately. Phone for local physician's office. semi condition. $1400. 351-8139 C-5-4-5 MILFORD STREET-126. Two man - furnished, 9 or 12mon4« 489-3508 evenings, and Position Models Open evenings. 5-4-9 opening up $185, three man $67 each man. Daily lease. Garden possible, ne«v|»«B weekends. 353-5258, days. 5-4-9 immediately. Good starting 2771 Northwind POnTiTc ~ 96eT~ C~au"i7n". COMPACT REFRIGERATORS Two blocks from campus, and carpet. 351-5323, 34»44g| BSJJJ7° _ salary and benefits. Experience CHEVY BEAUVILLE VAN 1971. " 'In¬ Best rates now. United Rental. deluxe, Call 351-8282 __M-5 " 6 cylinder, automatic convertible. Run, well. $175. 910 Abbott. 351-8729.3-4-8 f87 6500 Aft^ 6 o m" preferred. For an interview, please call Susan Winston at 2790 East Grand River. furnished, air conditioned. Immediate (Behind the Yankee Store) OWN ROOM In house transmission, 1-224-3886. 4-4-5 351-5652. 7-4-5 power brakes, 372-4147. 5-4-7 occupancy or fall and summer 4th GIRL needed. Low rent, pool monthly. East side of Lawtl radio, 40,000 miles, $1990 PONTAIC 1969, V-8 Catalina. FouT hON~D~A~ COMPACT REFRIGERTOR and rentals. 351-2647. 484-8494, Good location. Call 337-7019. _n_ol«*I372J_165 2-4-5 H°N0* «0 Sam, - Custom, _ 353-5726. 5-4-11 door, hardtop, high mileage 56. X18-4-30 5-4-11 BABYSITTER WANTED, male - mostly highway. Good motor Excellent shape, helmet and TV's. Free delivery. Dorm SIX MAN.furnished house.Cloitil CUTLASS 1964 Wagon needs female. Various times. 8 - 5 p.m. Rental. 372-1795. 7-4-5 tune. checks nk,u insurance included. $950. After NEED IMMEDIATELY 1 man for campus. Available June $110. Seen at 312 Grove. 372-9000, extension No. GRADUATE STUDENT 3-4-5 Automatic door locks. Power transmission and __5_P_m' 3-4-9 26. GARDEN PLOTS 25' x 50' - 4 man. Water $60. 332-4050. 1-4-5 Edge Apartment. couple. Sublease apartment or married near 332-1695. 5-4 8 DODGE DART 1972 best offer. steering and YAMAHA 1971 Schoesmith & Shoeman Roads. campus, spring and 5, 6, or 7 MAN HOUSE SumittB Enduro 125cc summer. PART TIME Teacher $6 per season. 7 minutes / Furnished, references. 351-8215. 484-7882, anytime. 5-4-11 -_850_ 49 162!:4^! position open in Assistant Head Start. 349-0765. 7-4-5 MSU MALE, QUIET study environment, 10-4-19 and Fall. Furnished, parkinif $300. Call 349-2716. 10-4-16 share two man, two bedroom. very clot*. 332-5722. 0-7-4-9 FAIRLANE 1964, V-8 automatic, Annualized salary $5,116. SPORTSTER Apply new radiator, exhaust, battery. Excellent condition, 900CC 1968. f Airin [~7] at 101 East Willow by Monday, rv AND STEREO rentals Can you co-exist with classical ll $75. 355-1216.3-4-5 15,000 0 April $24/term. $9.95 / month. Free music? King's Point. No lease. actual. $1375. Call 337-1800. 8, 5 p.m. An Equal Free heat, air. $115 & V4 CROSSWORD □□□ SEE □SBC 2-4-5 Opportunity Employer. 2-4-8 same day delivery and service. shgj raucj urn FALCON VAN, 1965. $300. Call Call NEJAC, 337-1300. C-4-30 electricity. 351-1182 after 5:30 BODY REPAIR. 489-1505 or 484-9750 after 9 TOYOTA CORONA 1970 Vwy good. rates to Quality, reduced students. Also FEMALE GUITAR player with alto p.m. 3-4-9 PUZZLE zaBantfju suau voice for folk - rock trio. Call 3-4-8_ Apartments FORD CUSTOM Van complete Must see. Radials, air. 663-2111, extension no. 173 5-4-5 guaranteed rust proofing. VAN WORLD, 645-2123. OR-22-4-30 676-4743, after 5. 3-4-9 ^ ONE MAN apartment. for 4-man luxury One block. tttoss French □anas uaa □H3ii HUBSQOi - camper facilities. Sleeps 2. New $70/month. 332-1946. 3-4-5 1. Billiard shot sculptor Clutch, brakes. 13,800 miles. TOYOTA COROLLA 1971 2-dooT 7 °V,*RANTEED REPAIR. WANTED SINGERIS) to cut demo. SUBLET SUMMER. One bedroom, 6. Razor clam Tendency naiatiuaa M Professional attitude required. Stereo, clean, asking $3000. 4-speed. Excellent shape. $1575. RANDY S MOBIL, Okemos Call 351-3783. 1-4-5 furnished, air conditioning, close MALE FOR 4-man spring term. 11. Detached Bankroll xfflui saasfl 332-5346. 4-4-5 489-1933.4-4-5 Road and l 96 C-22-4-30 . 349-9620. to campus: Call 351-3785. 5-4-9 Two blocks to campus. $67.50 / 12. Melilot Pullet □hqeih aaBL, TEACHER NEEDED for Free month. June rent paid. 14. Bills Menagerie raaaa aaaaaij 351-2107. 3-4-5 MARK SPITZ. WHEELS 13" for most imports. x 5J4" ET Dish mags $124.95 / set School immediately. Michigan Secondary certificate. Art and SUMMER, 2-man, 2 - bedroom, $170 / month. Pleasant, close. 15. Midnight Depicted Duck genus □uaa -Ma GLduu auu a® DB£ 332-4230. 3-4-5 OWN ROOM Twyckingham. Rent 16. Arden 42. Rocket fuel of four. Also 14" x Science combination preferred. 5'/5" VW. EAT YOUR $124.95 /four. CHEQUERED LFAG, 2605 East Kalamazoo, Full time position. Call ONE GIRL Immediately for four negotiable. Immediately, spring term. 351-6441, 355-0739. 3-4-5 17. Camel's hair garment 44. Palm leaf 45. Indian money weekdays, 485-6186. 3-4-9 • 6. Scrawny person 19. Eve's grandson 47. Mortal one mile spring term. $68. 1. Bars animal HEART OUT 487-5055. C-5-4-9 west of campus PIZZA DELIVERY, nights, full 332-0097. 3-4-5 SUBLEASE EFFICIENCY to June 15. Pool / North Pointe 20. Helot 22. Lifetime 49. Pack cargo 50. Harangue 2. Vital 7. Bravo or 3. Migrant 8. Strong emotW Tired of sweating over end part time. Must own SUBLEASE Apartments. 332-5675. 3-4-5 24. Yale 51. Shrine of the month utility bills? Well, Spend this summer poolside developing your medal winning 731 running, insured car. Hourly good term. FOUR man Very close. Air. summer $60. 25. Destroy 52. Yearned for 4. Somebody 5. Tableland 9. Tied the score form, and leave the utility hassles to us. (Mark Spitz should have it APARTMENTS rates and mileage paid nightly. 332-0097. 3-4-5 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCYI |i \i N ir 10. Oil of oranges Apply after 4:30 p.m. 203 I Female needed to so good) sublet Cedar 13. Varnish *Cloie to Campus M.A.C. 351-8870. 2-4-5 WOODSIDE NORTH apartment. Village 4-women and become a BURCHAM WOODS 1800 Haslett Road, East member of the famed "Pit ingredient i 'Air Conditioned Crew," 18. Vampire •All Appliances Besides a heated pool, you'll enjoy many other PART TIME male Lansing. One bedroom, 332-5625. 5-4-9 Including dishwasher employees 21. Marsh features for a complete •Luxurious Furnishings evenings and early mornings furnished, air con¬ 23. Generation summer living experience. * Heated fool * from now until fall term. ditioning 332-4987. 0-10-4-19 quiet. Call CORONADO GARDENS. 2 7A Wj . 26. Woodcutting * Laundry Facilities 694-9823. 5-4-10 bedroom townhouse available. tool Ample Parking * Nicely Furnished $147 / month if you * qualify. 28. Unmatched AirCond. NIGHT MAN, over 20, for 551 ALBERT Street - one block Membership fee $185. Phone NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER 29. Melts Efficiency one Bedroom Two Bedroom Now Leasing TASTEE FREEZ. Nights 5-10 from campus. Large 2 bedroom. 484-1828 Monday - Friday 8 30. Tebaldi a.m. - 5 p.m. 332-2677, after 7 pm Furnished, air - conditioned, p.m. Saturday 8 31. Nail polish w££numuuwm a.m. - $140 Z. $149 Z. $169 »e0r. Summer and Fall 3-4-8 balconies. 2/man $150; 3-4 / 12 p.m. 5-4-5 32. Court -Includes Utilities- man $180; Resident manager 35. Abalone she" Summer-$50 per person HOLT SUBLET bedroom COOK AND two assistant apartment No. 3. 332-2404; - one FALL RATES (12 mo. lease) Fall $73 per person cooks for modern 37. Style of typ» One summer season at resort. 351-6676. 10-4-10 apartment, fully 38. Gladden June % Tum to Efficiency Bedroom Discount for 12 mo. Lease Labor Day. Send resume furnished. Couple. $160. Bedroom to 373-7 1 1 5; after 5 p.m. 39. Waned $154 mo. $184 Z. $234 Z. 351-7212 DRIFT WOOD LODGE 6180 TWO BEDROOM furnished mobile 349-2755. 3-4-8 41. Small -Includes Utilities- Murray Road, White Hall, homes. $25 - $35/week. Ten barracuda 731 Burcham Drive Michigan. Stating salary minutes to campus. Quiet and 43. Cut of me'' Models open 1-6, Mon. ■ Sat. ONE GIRL suhi»»"- Other times by appointment requirments. Room and board provided. 5-4-11 peaceful on a lake. 641-6601. 0-4-30 close, r» " RENTED 132-8353. ing term, m 46. Grape 48. Hur's son 5-4€ ,te News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April 5.1974 17 t\ ForS* ft] For Sale |§| Recreation & Tjpetf Sameig encyclopedia britannjca - WELCOME BACK students, MARSHALL 100 watt lead amp, EDGAR CAYCE Study group FLY TO Europe. Still from $199, TYPING New Edition. 24 volume - DICKER 8> DEAL sayshil Stop — MATH TUTOR All Courses THESES, term papers, 8-12" ipeakert. 2 bottoms, forming in East Lanting. Call Fares increase toward April 5. Please Call 355-0750 after 5 082-215. Call 353-3834 before 5 general. Pica. Josie, 355-4471. L 'r esponse students and tee us soon. We've got stereo excellent condition. $900. 337-0601, evenirtgt. 10-4-12 ANNE MUNNICH 3557846. 3-4-5 54-11 a„ 48^5147. 8-4-6 p.m. 3-4-5 component systems, tapes and albums, complete music 372-6871 after 6 p.m. 3-4-5 57 p.m. OR-5-4-5 P.m. MONTY'S BAR :>] DESK glass - TABLE, 30" x 72", plate top, walnut. 30" high. Collector's item, $95. Phone department. Head supplies, sporting goods department, portable TV't, typewriters, WOLLENSAK STEREO tape deck. ELCO amplifier / tuner, and AND RESTAURANT Transportation -J. 372 2639. 3 4-8 Utah speakers. 663-4996. (local typing Service £ loOM ■ in duplw. Fully garbage disposal, radios, tape recorders, car tape decks. Hand and power tools, call) 5-4-9 Shrimp and Fish LEAVING FOR Tennessee. April 8. 19" BLACK and white TV, furniture, rings and watches. Pitcher Night (M-W-S) 1 or 2 to share driving. ashet, $75/month. portable stereo, $35 each. Also we do electronic repairs. Mi* V CAMPAGNOLO AND THESES, RESUMES, typing and References. 882-1956 anytime. "2.4-4.5 353-7023. 3-4 9 DICKER & DEAL (Very Special Sunday) SHIMANO DURA-ACE COMPONENTS printing. Reasonable prices. 6-4-9 SECONDHAD Luncheon special - $1.50 IN STOCK NOW COMMERICAL PRINTING. m in comfortable flat in CANON STORE, 1701 1218 super 8 movie MUST SELL. Old English RIGHTEOUS PRICES 351-4116. C-4-30 South Cedar, Lansing. Bank ■ing. $70, utilities paid. Wanted ■170.3-4-9 camera. original, list 12-1 power loom over $1000, asking cards welcome. 487-3886. 9-9 Monday, Wednesday, Friday Open Sheepdog, 20 female - months old, $100. 332-0633. 5-4-8 Pool Table EXPERIENCED TYPIST, Okemos, f $300. 349-1715 after 6 Pin Ball Machines IBM (pica or elite type). p.m. 9-6 Tuesday, ms in quiet place. Thursday, BEAUTIFUL 2 - year old Arabian 373-6726 weekdays or 349-1773 >r week. Utilities Saturday. C-54-5 ■ 2369 E. Gd. River, Okemos colt. Chestnut, white markings evenings and weekends. 0-2-4-8 ■337-7877.1-4-5 ■ ROOM. Furnished, kitchen, J GIBSON'S V, BICYCLES Columbia, - TEN gQLD Racer 27". speed 351-1568^ 5-4-8 MALAMUTE PUPPIES. 7 weeks BOARD EXAM TUTORING STANLEY H. KAPLAN ANN BROVW typing i and multilith DRIVER REQUIRED for rummer season. Travel here and abroad EUROPE SUMMER flight. From offset printing. Complete service dryer, fireplace. Hardly r.uuen. Excellent old, well marked, wormed, $50 $70 / month. BOCK concWon, $75. 339-2639, after 5 p.m. 5-4-5 each. 351-1929, anytime. 5-4-10 Now TUTORING COURSES being formed for the $239. Advanced booking only. Guaranteed scheduled airlines. for dissertations, theses, manuscripts, general typing. IBM (Europe) with youn& male executive. Business and vacation. |g46, 355 5904 5-4-11 ■FOR 9ifl novw and 0r ADDIC WEDDING GOWN; veil. Excellent BEGINNING DOG OBEDIENCE classes offered. Call 393-6546, upcoming MCAT, DAT. LSAT, ATGSB, GRE Board Exams. For TRAVEL BY HARRINGTON. 351-8800. 0-5-4-10 - 24 years experience. 349-0850. C-4-30 Must be single, sharp, and with few attachments. Submit letter information call 1-313-354-0085 of interest with non - studio Nicely furnished, condition, reasonable, size 8 after 5 p.m. 7-4-11 0-1-4-5 . sundeck, share quiet I Used books V» price 355-6640, 332-3196. 3-4-8 Service IRENE ORR - Theses, term papers, photograph to Driver Position, Box 165, River Forest, Illinois | Close 351-5706. 1-4-5 POODLES - 7 weeks. AKC. First general typing. Formerly with ) Out of print searches LEBLANC STUBBINS clarinet 60305. 3-4-5 Ann Brown. Call 482-7487. shots. $50. Silver, 2 males, with F-sharp key. $100 or best FOR THE BEST Service C-4-30 ■"RING term Owen Hall t 1st Editions and Americana female. 669-9132.54-9 on stereo CAR AND Driver for offer. 351-1016. 3-4-5 equipment see the STEREO ids available immediately. ► Over 25,000 Books in Stock supplementary driving ENGLISH COCKER Spaniels, SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River. EXPERIENCED IBM typing. e 355 4087. 353-3604 instruction. Will pay. 355-2077. SHERWOOD 7100-A. Bought June AKC, $75 - $125. Phone C-4-30 Dissertations, (Pica Elite). |9s 1-4-5 - 1973, $170. Cassette deck, used 372-2796, after 3 p.m. 5-4-5 FAY ANN 489-0358. C-4-30 TUE-FRI 1-6, 7-9 little, $140. Both for $300. ■LOCK from campus. $17 T»k. 215 Lewis Street. Call 355-6266. 3-4-5 FREE BLACK 8i white male LAST COMPLETE THESES - Service, Car Pool ^ SAT 12-5 puppy, 6 weeks old. 3516870. TWO Days of Walgreen's Discount printing, IBM typing lings 1 and weekends, 1-4-5 Product Sale. Buy 2 and SAVE. and -.4 22 35mm CAMERA, YASHICA TL binding of these, resumes, 124% W. Grand River GULLIVERSTATE DRUG, electro-X. F1.4 lens. 200mm publications. Across from Share Driving I FOR gentleman in large telephoto. 2X Converter. Best PUPPIES FOR sale. Irish Setter 1105 East Grand River. 332-5171.0-1-4-5 $239 campus corner M.A.C. and il home in East Lansing, lo campus. Will have UPSTAIRS f offer. Bob, 372-0415. 3-4-5 mother. Good hunting lines. 6 weeks week old. 641-4031, after 5, MSU TURF management students. TORONTO & DETROIT f Grand River. Below Jones Stationery Shop. Call HOWELL to COMMUTER Lot. :o bar and pool table in ANTIQUES & UNIQUES Buy and EV-16 SPEAKERS, 12-inch, 3-way. days. 3-4-5 DEPARTURES COPYGRAPH SERVICES, Leaving 7 a.m., returning after 2 Want Field training experience? 337-1666. C-4-30 I room. Must have good tell. 220 Albert Street, under walnut cabinets, like new. $200 Plus Int'l. Student I.D. p.m. 546-6616 after 3 p.m. 3-4-5 Here's opportunity to learn ir. Call 337-7872. 5-4-10 Lum«. C-4-30 / pair. 351-4695. 3-4-5 i Homes a* an cards, Eurailpass, intra - irrigation and get good pay in European charter flights and TYPING DONE in my home. 50c MILLER AND Haag Road to MSU the process. Call 669-3348 for many ot |aT farmhouse. Includes ute FRAMES OLD, cracked or broken? MclNTOSH 6100 INTERGRATED appointment, ask for Bob. per page up to 10 pages. 40c per Berkey Hall. Leaving 7.20 a.m., ft hen, washer - dryer, space. Call 655-3617. Replacements at low OPTICAL cost, AMPLIFIER used. Rectilinear III speakers, Teac 220 (Cassette QUIET COVE Trailer Park - one 5-4-10 TRAVEL page over 04-30 10 pages. 489-2128. returning 5:30 p.m. after 6.30 p.m. 3-4-5 882-7441 DISCOUNT, 2615 and only for adults in Vicinity. East Michigan, Lansing. deck, AR FM reciever, KLH6 Swimming privileges. To move PASSPORT, APPLICATION, WORLD PURPLE VlCKI fast accurate, 372-7409. C-5-4-5 speakers, Sony ST5600 Stereo in, buy used trailer, new trailer CALL COLLECT - IONIA to MSU. Leaving 7:30 a.m. Creative Weddings, and Natural inexpensive typing. Very ||00M in house. Furnished, turner, Mamilya Super 23 press or rent one. Close I campus. Portraits LUKE 1-313-665-3603 campus. 337-7260. 10-4-10 near Returning 5 p.m. Phone month plus utilities. 6 PIECE - Ludwig drum tet. camera, Bolex H16S 16mm. 675-7312. 54-9 610 S. Forest No. 4, Ann Ar 616-527-4144 after 5 p.m. 3-4-8 b?63. 3-4-8 movie camera. MUCH MORE I PHOTOGRAPHY, 351-7690. Zildjian cymbals, excellent WILCOX SECONDHAND C-4-30 condition, $700. Phone GREYWOOD 12' x 60' BABYSITTING in my home 339-8851.5-4-5 STORE. 485-4391. C-4-30 1 973. Monday Friday, 6 6 p.m Furnished. Fri - a.m. - Wtd/dl THE LISTENING EAR Crisis 484-2521, 521-3763.3-4-5 Call 355-3081. 3-4-9 MUST SELLI Intervention Center is holding LEVI'S Gibson acoustic ' blue denim bells guitar. Also super bass amplifier. training for new volunteers. For SINGLES $90/month. BUDDY - 6 months old. 3 394-2167 before 6 p.m. 10-4-10 information, call 337-1717, facilities. Call 332-2501 work shoes bedrooms, partly furnished, Mi anytime before April 6. 4-4-5 I p.m. 5-4-8 Levi jackets JVC NIVICO Receiver - $140. shed, skirting, disposal, all TT ted, - FURNISHED, with bath. Kitchen bib overalls (size 0-50) all above available in mens and boys JVC Nivico turntable - $40. Sanyo cassette recorder (new). Call 487-3711 - $85 days, carpeted. $600, take over payments, excellent condition. 6551227. 3-4-5 SHARP SALESMAN wanted. We want sell in a good ambitious man to an unusual field, great CotU.WM. lieges S20/weck. 339-9485. 484-4815 evenings. X-5-4-5 STAR 1961 10 opportunity. Some technical also - x 50, 2 bedroom, training necessary. Call chambray shirts set up on lot 54 mile from 669-3348 for appointment, ask ALTO SAXOPHONE, "Noblet" by (.E ROOMS Kitchen and BARRETT'S LeBlanc. Very good condition. campus, skirting and shed. for Rex. 54-10 ) facilities available, 111 W. GRAND RIVER Call 3536261. 5-4-8 3a 3-4-8 *"1 _ istance from campus. ■5147. X84-8 WILLIAMSTON PHONE 655-1766 8 x 30 TRAVELO - Inexpensive | ACCESS CENTER THE COMPLETE 12 minutes East of MSU WATERBED. HEATED, 54" x living, % mile campus. Price i Bakeries WEDDING SERVICE 84" 1V4 years old. Phone negotiable. 351-3217 5-9 p.m. f Human Reproduction Health f DIAMONDS: 3y 337-0946, 5-6.30 p.m. X-3-4-5 BRAND NEW open reel deck 3-4-8 | offers i ORANGE BLOSSOM TEAC 2300-S with warranty. AMERICA 1970. 12' 60'. Two jAbortion-Contraceptim I Services * GOLD FASHION Cost $450, will sacrifice $375. JADE PREMIERE x 1226 East Michigan I GOLDMASTER bedrooms, furnished, skirting, Laming . _ 485-3271 1 332 5931. 5-4-8 and 10' x 7' shad. $5995. Call WEDDING RINGS: By 694-9326. 5-4-10 SEAMSTRESS - REASONABLE ART CARVED |)00M and $25, one block GUNS, RIFLES, and handguns of $35 to $50, price. Dressmaking, pantsuit, i campus, water and all kinds. Buy trade and sell. collector's Budc ORANGE BLOSSOM FOUR MAN Mobile Home. Near jackets, kid's clothes. 484-0988. city included in rent. $72 BEST year 'round prices in Come in and se GOLD FASHION campus. All utilities furnished. 4-4-5 ionth. 351-0238 afternoons. Southern Michigan. BOB'S GUN Completely furnished, study SHOP, 2412 South Cedar. Call 371-2244. OR-17-4-23 room with bar, garbage disposal, BELLY DANCE E TO sublet for washer / dryer, shag carpet. summer, THOMPSONS' FRANDOR OPEN THURSDAY in for fall, near MSU. Call Summer rates. Call after 6 p.m. Taught by SUEHEYLA GAF MOVIE outfit, complete, JEWELER'S lings, 484 9366. 54-8 694 1654.8-4-15 used. Call 351-1549, after To never 3220 Mall Court, Frandor begin April 20. For more 3 p.m. 5-4-5 1970 LIBERTY - 2 bedroom, information, call 663 - GREATER LANSING'S ■For Sale ^ Open Monday • Friday, 9:30 til ! partially furnished, shed. 9051, before 4 p.m. CAKE BAKERS FOR TYPEWRITERS - ROYAL Saturday 9:30 tit 6 JtWfLHV and * Phone 332-1385 for Stonegate Park. $3800. WEDDINGS, PARTIES. Standard, $25 and $95. Perfect Custom Work 882-3961. 54-11 INTERESTED IN living in a GRADUATION, BIRTHDAYS, condition. Call 353-5461. 3-4-5 Picon receiver spiritual commune combining SPECIAL OCCASIONS - 75 the best of Eastern and Western p rms, two Utah speakers - AMERICAN, 1970 - 12' x 50'. iv John 353-7655. 5-4-9 Two bedrooms. Must sell to Philosophies? Hard work, GIRL'S settle estate. Best offer! Greg. meditation and Aquarian Age 3-speed. Pedal - back Ironic calculator brakes. Good condition. $45. 337-0779. X-3-4-9 teachings for the student who Tux Rentals - QUEEN SIZE waterbed - 349-2507. 5-4-10 can qualify. Basic rules: no § 'unctions, floating decimal. custom upholsterd, frame and drugs, alcohol or tobacco. For ■ only. $45. 351-4810. 3-4-9 headboard. Never used, $225. 353-6849. 3-4-5 GIRL'S 3-speed Columbia bike, 18" frame, $35. Call after 5:30. Lost & Found |[Cj information, Route No. 1 write: SOLAR, Box 72, Suttons Because only Kotex tampons have soft, Bridal Shops MWl ■ t BAKE SALE 355-6071. 3-4-8 FIND SOMETHING Bay, Michigan 49682. 3-4-5 rounded ends...gentle insertion guides , IF You've found pet or article of instead of two bulky ■omething for everyone) ! FOUR LARGE precious opals. a Jacobson's Retail value value, we want to help you return tubes and more in Universalist Church | approximately . , it. Just come into the State News An outstanding selection hrary Lane south of ' $900. Will sell all. separately or protection than the if trade. 6466727. 3-4-8 Classified Department and tell us ofgowns, from Lansing Library I leading brand. But traditional to avante garde. you want to place an ad in EAST L^&^9 am ■ 4 PM I LANSING STATE BANK'S found the only way to be TWO BEAN'S down sleeping bags, fAT 1, excellent TRAILER. Seats 4. zip together, $95/pair. After 6, column. As a public service EAST TO ALL the people that have convinced is to let a The little shop condition. Best 332-0572. 2-4-5 LANSING STATE BANK will run affected my life here at MSU. Kotex tampon be that has everything it 655-1880. 5-4-1 in men's formal wear the ad at no cost to you I Even though I got messed up by your first one. Dorothy's Bridal Shop ZENITH 19" black EAST LANSING the university, the lessons I've - white TV. 3 BRIDES-MOTHERS £ 26 E. Michigan Ave. §8967 • bike $15. Pull Venetian 1-4-5 blinds mower offer vdcxipede months old. $150 vlaue, will tell for $100. 351-1578.5-4-10 STATE BANK C-4-30 learned from you will always be with me. Thank you, and have a If it BRIDESMAIDS HOLIDAY FORMALS —Custom made good I He everybody. Jersey. Meddler LOST: SET of keys on blue leather 1-4-5 |tl0n odell, all Hood and glats stand, ■ 541 E. Grand River Downstair! CARPETING NEW and used, any TENT $15, sleeping bag $10, air mattress 5-4-10 $5. Bruce, 353-6931 strap, between Road entrance and Ad building. Collingwood DEAR NEAT lady, regarding wasn't, 15972 Turner-Lansing" Call 372-6941 for appt. 489-4830 _er and Dynaflow §1236. 3-4-9 filter, $60 site, included profettional installation. 337-2095. 10-4-12 POSTERS, ALL types. Including Call 351-3118, 351-7037. 3-5-8 certain lousy rumors, I don't believe them. Glad you're back. here's a BRIDES For Over % Century FOUND. ENGRAVED silver cross Smile nice person. 1-4-5 black light 50c each. New ■ turntable 1019, ■',ier' 2 small speakers, Sony RICKENBACKER GUITAR with paperbacks, % off. Pipes, papers pen - East door Center. Call 3536155 identify. Computer HAPPY BIRTHDAY Cindy, second Choose Lamberts Fer 5225. Call Brenda, ■2395, after 6. 3-4-9 Case. 1 year old. None like it in areal White pearl front which and excellent incense. At THE DAY BEFORE FOREVER, in C-3-4-9 welcome Linda, you finally chance. 311 South Washington CAMPUS TUX made itl Cathy. 1-4-5 Lansing lights up with flashing colors. Very sharp. $800. Immediately East Lansing, (next to Arby's) 254 West Grand River. 5-4-5 FOUND: CAT Calico Female 11^212 SHOP pregnantl 138 Gunson Street. East Lansing sell for $350. 339-9725, 351 -7972. 339-9011. 5-4-8 SEWING MACHINE Clearance X-CJM-8 Bridal Registries across from campus. J■ SUMMERMOW LEASING & Sale I Brand new portables LOST: BROWN plaid wool pants, FALL $49.95. $5 per month. Large size 32, pert of suit. Stoddard, selection or reconditioned used Grand River, Cedar Village area. Jacobson's l«mRATE locations I AIR CONDITIONED ig consoles. GILL machines. Singers, Whites, Call 351-8660. 2-4-8 Visit our complete shops WE HAVE COME ELECTRONICS, 351 1388. Necchis, New Homes and "many JOMPlete kitchens 5-4-5 others." $1995 to $39.95. LOST: SILVER necklace with pink Real Estate for the home- TO and take advantage STUDIOS Terms. EDWARDS stone near Union. Call ' & 2 oJ our Bridal Registry BEDROOMS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. 353-2468. Reward. 3-4-9 BURNISHED GOLF CLUBS: (MacGregor) 3 1 1115 North Washington, CUSTOM BUILT Contemporary 3 Bridal Registry EAST LANSING woods, 9 irons. Used 1 season. Lower Level & LOST: GLASSES in flowered case bedroom ranch. Big study room, $85. 349-2188 or 353-5198. 4896448. C-X-3-4-5 unfurnished somewhere between Snyder - spacious porch, near MSU. Just in time for cable tv 5-4-8 Phillips and Beech. 355-4900. $35,900. Afternoons Jewelry - 3-4-8 353-0655, Evenings - 332-3832. your Formal event! EXERCISING EQUIPMENT - 5-4-9 rolling machine $20, bicycler LOST: SMALL, male German *22 styles & colors in Jacobson's '• $20, belt massager $25, tat of 3 $55. Like new. 339-8791 after 8:00 p.m. 4-4-5 ALTO SAX - Conn. condition negotiable. Call 355-9222 after 1 p.m. 3-4-5 Excellent Shepherd. Called Dayt-eye. Please call 351-4869. X-2-4-5 c Precious Stones 'Baggies & Flares in gray, blue, brown, black, wnite •Boots in gray, brown, FOUND: GOLD tiger cat, vicinity Beautifully Set and black, white Bands for bride A groom. Hth,,""wrSsso"""*00- C WEEKEND Phillips Hall, April 2nd. Call .3554860, evenings. C-3-4-8 CROSSROADS FASHION ALWAYS CYCLE SPECIAL! lost: RING gold - - diamond near Union, yellow Gift - plate i 210 ABBOTT RD COMES FIRST \ EAST LANSING - 2 dozen Daiseys call 371-4191.5-46 Spring is the People to believe in. « *15 Makes Time *2.79 lost: CARVED Ivory necklace Elephant figures. Engineering - \ from W around the world 'adult bicycles For Weddings hALSTEAD ft *10 - speeds Should you BANCROFT FLOWERS Building. Reward. Pat, 3556616.8-4-12 Ut 'free repair classes be advertising here.' I MANAGEMENT & GIFTS found on campus man's watch. ifI/* M-W, 332-4081 Call Vicki 351-7910 1417 East Michigan Ave. Call 353-7913 with complete Sat., 9:30 5:30 - 355-8255 1100 E. Grand River Th., F„ 9:30-9:00 description. C-3-4-6 Sun.. 12-5 351-8650 18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April 5 J BICYCLE Free U faces fight for survival By MARGARET GOSSETT State News Staff Writer - or "gatherings," as Free U people prefer - are held in and things. postage, among other out there who love the basic principle of free, relevant sessions, which often last five or more hours. "The whole organization offers a chance to expand as a AUCTION The private homes or in the 541 "We're broke," de mars said. learning who could donate 5 or Though class sizes fluctuate person," Larch said. Free University is an shops below Paramount News "We don't even have money to 10 bucks to us," de mars said. according to students dropping Until this spring, all Free U endangered species on the MSU Center, 537 E. Grand River answer our mail." He said Free U also craves in and out each term, Free U gatherings were, indeed, free. A campus this spring. Not only is its pocketbook Ave., so rental fees are no He said he often gets volunteers to run errands and does not rigidly follow MSU's $1 fee is now charged for each empty, but problem, de mars said. staff the bare walls and naked coordinator Roland de requests for Free U term system. Instead, member joining a gathering, mars is Free U is not blessed with information and ideas for desks of the Free U office, and the money will hopefully gatherings are flexible, ongoing where a sole typewriter - the lessen Free U's financial crisis processes that end, if ever, in only piece of equipment - lasting relationships, not in Today, Free U is alive. held a future Free U pamphlet. final exams. About 50 per cent Tomorrow, Free U may be Junior Fred Larch enrolled defunct. All donations or ideas attending are MSU students, in a Free U gathering in Taichi the other 50 per cent mostly can be submitted to the Free U and joined the dwindling ranks counterculture and community office, or by calling 353-0660. of volunteers recently. He people, de mars said. originally was enrolled in the The Free U currently offers All - Saints Episcopal Church Taichi program, but switched gatherings in art, banjo, guitar, French, German, massage, Sheep gets to the Free U program $30 fee was demanded for the after a yoga, bicycle maintenance, edible wild plants, sculpture, her share church program. Tarot, chant, etc. A complete LONDON (AP) - A fully Fri., April 5, l30pm "Sure, I'd like to be list of gatherings is included in grown sheep found wandering MSU SALVAGE YARD coordinator after Roland the "Free You" booklet, near London's Euston Station leaves," Larch said, "but we available in the office on the has created a host of woolly 1330 S. Harrison Rd. need people to help out. I can't problems for police. Frank second floor of the Union. On Campus do it alone.® The student' An Pawlowski claims ownership of average gathering organization needs a backbone, consists of 10 to 15 members the animal and says he wants Various makes and conditions. All items may be seen I a solid group of devoted of various ages and sex, though to sacrifice it to a sun god in a volunteers to continue its Sufi, the Oriental religion and religious ritual. The Society for Salvage Yard Wednesday thru Friday form 8:00 12:00 noon. AM !l ■ system." i Prevention of Cruelty to philosophic dancing class, "What we need is someone includes 30 Animals says this is illegal. participants, some Items are offered as is falling in love with Free U like in their 40s and 50s. While the dispute rages, the refundable 1 are final and J I did," de mars said. 3-year-old ewe has eaten all the Approximately 250 people Free U was organized in involv?d in Free U roses around the police station were during 1966 in Wilson Hall by Tom the winter. where she is detained. Leone as an alternative learning process to expensive, organized, traditional classes at MSU and Lansing Community OiD PIONEER' A great 51430.4-channei system College. Then de mars stumbled onto Free walking out on the Dept. of U after Get it for *1070. Romance Languages where he had taught for five years. Leone was packing his bags for another state and de mars took over. de mars said Free U was an ideal opportunity for him to escape what he describes unenthusiastic learning where as CiD PIONEER' QX-747 boring teachers and bored students only waste time and 4-Channel System money in traditional classes. Enjoy the full, rich sound of 4-channel the Pioneer way. At Free U — or Voodoo U as Controlled by Pioneer's QX-747 4-channel receiver, it has been called— de mars you'll hear records, tapes, FM with built-in quad circuitry Free U Yoga brings together persons with skills to offer and those who for CD-4 disdtete, SQ and RM matrix. No need for add¬ on equipment. Also plays stereo and converts 2-channel $1400.70 Free U classes, such as this Yoga class in the records and tapes into extra-dimension 4-channel sound. are eager to learn. Nothing is Union, are in jeopardy because of lack of money Clean, smooth power with 20 watts RMS each of 4 chan¬ forced; students can drop in or and volunteers. Roland de mars, who directs Free U, will be leaving the area soon. out as they please, but most nels, 8 ohms, 20-20KHz (40 watts RMS per channel, THE State News photo by John W. Dickson 2 channels driven, 8 ohms, 20-20KHz). Wide form friendships and drop in range of leaving at the end of spring enough money, however, to permanently, he said. They connections for 6 speakers, turntable, 2 tape decks, headphones, auxiliary, plus COMPLETE starting Free U programs from a Dolby unit. simply attend the arranged term while a handful of rookie volunteers struggles to keep keep it healthy, de mars said. The $60 ASMSU gives it each around Michigan and as far COMPLETE 4-CHANNEL SYSTEM SYSTEM away as New Zealand. • Pioneer QX-747 2/4-Channel Receiver Free U alive. term barely covers printing Contributions have • 4 Pioneer Project loo Speaker Systems As costs for HEALTH CAREERS a nonprofit student the "Free You" decreased, but occasionally a • Pioneer PL-A3S Auto. Turntable, w/bise & cover organization, Free U receives handbook, much less an m Shure Magnetic cartridge free office space from MSU occasional carton of yogurt for person involved with Free U Audiology & Speech Pioneer SE 205 H will donate a few dollars, de the Sciences and the occasional use of other energetic volunteers. mars said. campus buildings. Most classes Money is needed for supplies "There must be some people List $2.95 MOW. 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