Wednesday, April 17,1974 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 48824 Jaworski seeks subpena for more tapes comment until the legal WASHINGTON (AP) - Special reviewed. paper had been another top White House aide who is On April 11, Jaworski informed St. It asks for tapes of meetings June 23 official who later nipreat>• Prosecutor Leon Jaworski asked among those indicted. Clair he would seek a subpena in five days pleaded guilty to with Haldeman, at which press secretary federal court Tuesday to issue a subpena Many, but not all, of the conversations The trial of the three men, and "to secure a prompt and fair trial for the coverup charges. ' Ronald L. Ziegler was present part of the recordings of 63 presidential already have been subpenaed by the House co-defendants John N. Mitchell, Gordon government and the defendants." Also requested were conversations Judiciary Committee for its impeachment time, and a meeting of Nov. 15, 1972, at inversations, saying the White House has Strachan, Kenneth W. Parkinson and He noted St. Clair had told him the Camp David, Md., with Haldeman, Nixon had with Dean on Feb. 27 and nored his repeated requests. inquiry. That subpena is returnable on Robert C. Mardian, is scheduled Sept. 9 March 17, about the time the former prosecutor's office would receive all Ehrlichman and former counsel John W. He told the court the tapes and written April 25. The White House said it will let before Sirica. material turned over to the impeachment presidential lawyer said he told Nixon Dean III. aterial about the conversations are the committee know what it will supply "Information available to the now about White House involvement in the soon after Congress' Easter recess ends on inquiry but "I have emphasized repeatedly There is a request for the tape of an jded in the coming Watergate coverup government indicates that each of these that cover-up. April 22. materials contains, or is likely to contain, our request is in no way tied to the unspecified day in late January 1973 when requests of the House Judiciary Nixon and Colson discussed E. Howard The "jaworski filed a motion with U.S. Most of the conversations were evidence that will be relevant and material Committee. The requests are Hunt, Jr., who, having pleaded guilty in prosecutor also conversations Nixon had in mid and late asked for strict Judge John J. Sirica saying he has face-to-face or by telephone either with H. to the trial of this case," Jaworski's distinguishable both factually and legally. the Watergate break-in, by that time was April with Ehrlichman and Haldeman—a ceived no definitive response to his R. Haldeman and John D. Ehrlichman, motion said. Jaworski's subpena request begins with time when he said he had heard Dean's two of Nixon's principal assistants charged demanding hush money payments. quests and "L.feel obligated to seek Jaworski said he asked the President's a meeting Nixon had June 20, 1972, with The subpena would also ask for a allegations and when Atty. Gen. Richard e5c materials by subpena." with conspiring to obstruct justice in the Watergate lawyer, James D. St. Clair, for Colson. It was three days after the break-in conversation Nixon had with Haldeman on Kleindienst and Asst. Atty. Gen. Henry E. At Key Biscayne, Fla., a White House Watergate coverup. the tapes and related documents on Jan. 9 at Democratic party headquarters by Feb. 20, 1973, when they discussed Jeb Petersen told him what prosecutors had ,okesman said there would be no Some also were with Charles W. Colson, and March 12. agents of Nixon's re-election committee. Stuart Magruder, the reelection committee found. Police t bank ro to flaunt Potty SAN FRANCISCO - A violent bank He robbery may have been staged to show off kidnaped heiress Patricia Hearst as a "converted" member of the Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA), a police investigator said Tuesday. "We are discussing the possibility very thoroughly that this was a staged job to show off Patty Hearst as a member of their ranks," said Police Capt. Mortimer Mclnerney. A federal warrant issued Monday night identified Hearst, 20, as a carbine - carrying member of a heavily armed gang that robbed $10,960 from the Hibernia Bank's Sunset District branch Monday. The warrant seeks her arrest as a material witness and set $500,000 bail. Warrants on robbery charges were issued for three other women who burst into the bank. Police said the robbery involved about nine persons in all. including others in a getaway car. Either A robbery warrant issued Tuesday- b James Sparling, Republican candidate, leaves the voting named Donald D. DeFreeze, an escaped Traxler, Democratic candidate, leaves the voting booth convict and alleged leader of the SLA, as I booth Tuesday in Bay City where a special election was Tuesday in Saginaw. He invited the President to the 8th district. the man who wounded two passers - by as I held to fill the seat vacated by James Harvey. Regardless of the outcome, the district gained the gang left the bank. national attention as a proving grounds for Nixon's politics. AP Wirephoto DeFreeze. called "Cinque" in SLA AP Wirephoto communiques, was identified from bank photographs taken during the hold up. Randolph Hearst said Tuesday his Traxler appears victor; vote daughter's appearance in the robbery "is one of the most vicious seen or had happen to me." things I've ever "Sixty days ago, she was a lovely child; 60 days later, a picture of her in a bank SAGINAW (AP) — Riding a strong where Nixon campaigned for him last basis of I urban a large early turnout. with 64 per cent. rival favored school busing and abortion, robbery." the distraught publisher said. tide, Democrat Bob Traxler Wednesday, ran behind that polled in The district has 213,000 registered In other special elections this year which Traxler denied. Hearst said he had "no idea" whether or ■ appeared headed for a narrow victory 1972 by former GOP Rep. James Harvey, voters, but county clerks said in advance similar GOP majorities have vanished, as The not his daughter I Tuesday night in the special day after Nixon's visit, Sparling was coerced into joining congressional whose resignation forced the year's fifth that they expected no more than 85,000 many Republicans and independents voted sent out a letter urging the district's voters the hold up. n election where President Nixon special House election. persons to go to the polls. By late Tuesday Democratic to show their disapproval of against venting their "disappointments and "We're more or less in shock over this [campaigned for the Republican In the earlier contests, Democrats afternoon those estimates were discarded. the President's handling of the Watergate frustrations" at the polls. I candidate. won thing," Hearst said. "Until we know more Late returns from the longtime GOP seats in Pennsylvania, Ohio "We think the vote will exceed scandal and other issues. That same day. Sparling said that about it. we don't have anything more to city of Saginaw and Michigan, the latter the Grand Rapids 100,000," an aide to Sparling said. Traxler, say." I increased Traxler's lead over a Bay City attorney before his Nixon may have mentioned his name too Republican seat held for 25 years by Vice President "It's a heavy, heavy turnout," a Traxler election to the Michigan House, has been "We are not ruling out the possibility I James Sparling Jr. in the many times. Before Nixon came. hard-fought 8th Gerald R. Ford. The GOP victory was in aide agreed. Sparling that she (Hearst) was a willing | district race. campaigning for the seat since Harvey said had said it would not be a California. In some precincts, where last trip to With 246 of the district's 296 only a 30 to September he would accept a campaign, which it turned out to be as participant," said Charles Bates, FBI ■ precincts counted, Traxler had Though Republicans have held the seat 35 per cent turnout was expected, 40 per judgeship. special agent in charge here. "On the other 48,656 for 40 years, a close contest was forecast Nixon vigorously encouraged voters to cent had voted by 4:30 p.m. Election He called the election "a referendum hand, there is evidence she was not." I votes and Sparling had 42,538. Most of between Sparling, 45, who was top aide to accept Sparling as their new congressman. workers said there would be a rush from 5 on Nixon's policies and moral Bates said an automatic camera in the I the remaining votes to be counted were in former 8th District Rep. James Harvey, to 7 p.m. Two White House aides told the State I the Saginaw suburbs, where leadership," describing Nixon as "the real, bank, which pictured Hearst holding a Sparling lives. and Democratic state Rep. Traxler, 42. Traxler, who led in polls taken before the only issue." He cited Sparling's 10 News last week that the President will not sawed off semiautomatic carbine, also I A state representative who called the Both candidates voted early in the day, - and after a March 19 weeks White House liaison man be any worse off if showed that "there was a gun held by ■ elction a "referendum on Nixon's primary, predicted as a as Sparling loses than he policies Sparling near his home just outside he would get 53 per cent of the vote. evidence he is "Nixon's candidate." would have been had he another person on her." I and moral opted not to leadership," Traxler scored Saginaw, Traxler in the Democratic Sparling made no forecasts. make the trip. ■ heavily in his home of Sparling, a political writer for the Bates said that the identification of Bay City, while stronghold of Bay City. The vacancy was created when Saginaw News before he became Harvey's "I think the interpretation Hearst Harvey, by Congress was positive. "I've been convinced I Sparling led in normally Republican rural Election officials reported a heavy vote who had held the seat since 1960, was top aide, said the issue is who will make and political observers will be the same," all along that Patricia Hearst was alive," he in both Bay City and Saginaw, while in named a federal judge. Two the best congressman. He attacked Traxler White House Press said. t years ago the Secretary Ronald Sparling's margin in the Thumb, some of the rural areas visited by Nixon, GOP lawmaker won 59 per cent of the for missing 1,313 roll calls in the Michigan Ziegler said during the President's visit to U.S. Attorney James L. Browning said I the region of small towns and farms earlier vote forecasts were increased on the district's votes. Nixon carried the district House and contended that his Democratic Bad Axe. he thinks this is "the first time in the annals of legal history that a kidnap victim has shown up in the middle of a bank robbery." Concert prices may ri In the SLA's last communique, on April 3, Hearst renounced her family and announced that she was joining her By MIKE LA NOUE kidnapers as an armed comrade. financially support the Mariah Folk and Catton said he was in no way trying to He also complained that his group had must be paid for on an overtime rate. One witness told investigators the State News Staff Writer kill concerts at MSU and that the three . Blues Coffeehouse, which is a to use Public Safety Dept. personnel for Stanley said the number of campus woman identified as Hearst declared J Due to unforeseen problems and costs money-losing effort. new exits being build in Jenison by Pop concert security, which costs his police that officiate concerts varies from during the holdup: "My name is Tania." imposed on Pop Entertainment, the * Stanley said he did not want to raise Entertainment were being constructed organization $14 an hour. concert to concert without explanation. In the April 3 comminque, Hearst Organization may be forced to dissolve the the $4 and $5 ticket prices, but will raise simply to meet fire regulations. Richard Bemitt, director of the Public Sergeant George Groll of the announced she had taken the name Panah Folk and Blues Coffeehouse and them 50 cents for a Beach Boys concert to Before the fire regulations were w»l raise the price of concert tickets Safety Dept., said Tuesday all activities department said security numbers are "Tania" in memory of a revolutionary- by 50 be held in May. enforced at Jenison Fieldhouse, Stanley not scheduled within the regular based strictly on the size of the concert shot to death in Bolivia in 1967 while yents a head. Catton, who said he has been chief of had signed a contract with the J. Geils University budget for security, which which is determined by the building in fighting with Che Guevara. J The following problems have arisen the state police Band without anticipating in his costs, ■"thin recent weeks: fire marshal division for includes Pop Entertainment concerts. which it is held. Mclnerney said another piece of three years, was first made aware that the $4,000 for exits. evidence that the holdup might have been I * George Catton, chief of the fire The added will Jenison Fieldhouse was in fire violation costs allow Pop arranged to show off Hearst was the fact Jiarshal division of the state ■"at th" police, ruled capacity of Jenison Fieldhouse when* he attended the MSU-University of Michigan basketball game March 9. Entertainment no profit margin Stanley thinks his organization will lose a and Council defeats proposal that the robbers didn't shoot out the bank cameras. wi present egress-the means to leave the He said groups holding events in the lot of money unless they sell out J. Geils. Bates said the cameras took 1,200 ding-is only 7,060, well under the fieldhouse recently have had to comply to "Even if we sell out J. Geils, we still f, ■ "eldhouse capacities for all events. Subsequently, Pop Entertainment will many contingencies . such as wider may not break even," Stanley said. to hold Gay Pride Week pictures during the five - minute robbery. Police and FBI agents returned Tuesday V ve three aisleways and limited audiences since he "Everybody is trying to cut our throats." to the area where two getaway cars were new Jenison exits built to and fellow fire marshals discovered the Normal expenses for a show in Jenison There'll be no "Gay Pride Week" for abandoned in hopes of finding witnesses a crowd of purchasing policy. 9,200 which is necessary legal capacity was only 7,060. Fieldhouse, based on figures from the last East Lansing — this year, anyway. who saw the Councilmen Thelma Evans and Mary fleeing bandits. T TlB the costs of J. Geils concert He said state fire regulations required five concerts held there, is about $11,000. City council, objecting to a citizen Hearst, three other women and to '>aul Sharp objected to the Gay Pride Week Stanley, chairman of 20 inches of door space to house every The costs include public safety at about request, voted 3-1 against the idea at idea, suggested for May 26-June 2 bv DeFreeze entered the bank, disarmed a ■°P Entertainment. 100 people in a public place. $1,900 and physical plant or custodial Tuesday night's meeting, saying it would Theodore guard and ordered 20 customers and Kuyendall, freshman, B115 lost ^ new ex'ts~~only temporary—will Catton said Tuesday there was no costs at about $2,200 a show. be unfair to single out gays for any Armstrong Hall, because, they said, gays employes to lie on the floor, police said. iinnn Entertainment approximately intentional negligence on the part of state Stanley complained that many members special honor unless other organizations have asked to be treated equally and it Two women scooped money from cash ■roan ' Wh'ch must ** ^"med by the fire officials in allowing the fieldhouse to of the Public Safety Dept. wh.o are were similarly cited. would be unfair to other community drawers and the five fled. •oncer) 011 0rder t0 have the April 29 have more audience that its capacity in security for concerts, do not do the The negative vote, with only Councilman George Griffiths dissenting, groups if the gays were accorded special As the robbers headed for a getaway past years. He added that there are only security job. honors. car, Mclnerney said DeFreeze shot two ■tf.1mt>r?uU.Ct'on costs for concerts are so 40 officials in the state to inspect fire "Some of these guys should pay the came early in a long meeting that was Councilman John Polomsky joined bystanders. Both were hit in the stomach Laii lLat Pop Entertainment cannot regulations in all state public institutions, price of admission because all they do is scheduled to include action on rezoning Sharp and Evans. Because the action was and were reported in "serious but stable" EL, e P'of'1 margin anticipated for concerts that terming this an inadequate number to do stand around and watch the show," the Oakhill neighborhood and not a roll call vote, Mayor Wilbur condition at San Francisco General was to be used to the job. Stanley said. reconsideration of the city's antiwar Brookover did not express a preference. Hospital Tuesday. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Anm „ Public input sought Van Alstine's Packing v 5416 North Okemos Rd. for legislative meet Phone 349-1000 Panel discussions and Public Service Calley's prison term lightened workshops on current political Commission; Zolton Ferency, professor of and human secondary education, services and the issues including energy, criminal justice and former Michigan economy. Secretary of the Army Howard Callaway Tuesday political reform, housing and candidate for governor; state Though only a few such women's rights will be part of suspended half of Lt. William Calley's 20 - year prison Rep. Bobby Crim, D-Davison. conferences have been held in the 59th District Legislative House majority sentence for murdering at least 22 Vietnamese civilians in floor leader; the state, Jondahl said he Conference being held state the My Lai massacre. Rep. Earl Nelson. hopes to make it an annual } Saturday in East Lansing. D-Lansing and Lee Halstead of event in his district. COUPON The action will make Calley eligible for parole within The conference, which is Halstead Management Co. "If there is interest in six months because he has been in confinement for aimed at gaining public input Other panel and workshop pursuing the issues discussed at more than three years, almost one third of his remaining and action in the governmental topics will include: rights for the conference, we will try to BLACK ANGUS CHOICE process, will run from 9 a.m. to youth, land use, higher follow it up perhaps through sentence of 10 years, an Army spokesman said. 5 p.m. at the United Ministries The Army said that Callaway acted because in Higher Education, 1118 S. education, child care, tax reform, health care, primary drafting legislation or whatever is necessary," he said. RIB and CLUB STEAKS "sufficient mitigating circumstances exist to warrant Harrison Rd. clemency." The noon keynote speaker will be Esther K. Shapiro, 10lb. BOX FOR Technically. Callaway upheld Calley's 20 - year sentence, but remitted 10 years of it. president of the Consumer Federation of America and the $1095 Calley has been free on SI.000 bond since late February after nearly three years under house arrest at Consumer Michigan. Alliance of Housing rep Freezer wrapped with coupon. Sale ends Saturday April 20 Ft. Benning following his court - martial conviction on State Rep. H. Lynn Jondahl, I--------------------.. March 2(). 1971 of premeditated murder. Calley originally was sentenced to life in prison at hard labor, but the commatider of the U.S. 3rd Army D-East Lansing, sponsor of the conference, will also be participating in a panel help session DISCOVER FLYING discussion on public interest These are times to and TRC worker Mark Charles try reduced that sentence to 20 years on Aug. 20, 1971. legislation. tenants' souls. will be available to talk to Other participants in the The MSU Off • students at 7:30 tonight in Campus conference will include: Housing Office, the East Abbott Hall cafeteria. Syrian-Israeli fighting continues Charles P. Larrowe, professor of economics; state Sen. Lansing Housing Commission and the Tenants Resource A guide to lease compiled by the signing housing William Ballenger, R-Lansing; Center (TRC) are trying to commission will be available at Artillery fire raged along the entire Syrian - Israeli William Ralls, member of the help. the question sessions. The TRC front Tuesday for the 36th straight day. and Israel said Representatives from these "Handy Booklet" on security Israeli soldier three groups will be holding deposits will also be available one was killed and two were wounded. for printing costs of 25 cents. question sessions for Reports from Damascus said the Syrians have set up prospective tenants in Housing discussions are a forward command headquarters on a section of Mt. residence halls for the next few planned for Brody Complex Hermon in their control. Observers said this could mean weeks. April 22, McDonel Hall April A headline on a news These experienced people 25, and Yakeley Hall April 30. new attempts to recapture the peak. summary article Tuesday Over 20 people attended an Israel said that Syrian forces have tried three times to are prepared to explain incorrectly identified the anything from lease signing to East Complex session last week storm one of the Israeli posts near Mt. Hermon. location of a government coup retrieving a security deposit. in Akers Hall. A South In another development, well - informed sources in in Africa as taking place in East Lansing Housing Complex session was canceled Jerusalem said that the appointment of Mordechai Gur Nigeria. Commission member Jim due to poor publicity last As stated in the text of the Jones, Off week. It will be rescheduled if as Israel's military chief of staff was meeting an unusual - Campus Housing article, the Niger government Office Director Jeff Frumkin, enough people are interested. measure of opposition in top government circles. was the correct site of the No one was questioning Gur's military overthrow. military prowess, the said, but The State News regrets sources was too some senior Cabinet ministers felt he inexperienced for the job and preferred that a the wFth retired general be recalled. 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Saigon suspends political talks Reversible Select either large 5x7", The Saigon government announced Tuesday that it or set of 4 wallet size, was suspending the political talks that its delegates have "Swamp" been holding near Paris with representatives of the Vietcong. The government also revived its predictions of from several poses. an imminent Communist offensive. Jackets Foreign Minister Vuong Van Bac announced the government's decision at a news conference. He cited as a reason what he contended was a stepped up pattern of Communist attacks throughout the - country and in particular the seizure of an outpost called Tong Le Chan on Friday. 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Denim Jeans but McGovern, 51, has no Democratic opposition so far, potential challengers have until April 19 to file Loads of styles but not all JCPenney nomination bids. sizes in every Were 330 S. Washington one so hurry for best t0 Downtown Lansing selection. Sizes 5 to 13 Thurs., & Sat 9:30 -5:30 Compiled by Deni Martin Fri. 9:30'til 8:30 n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 17, 1974 3 Ex-head of union files suit over dismissal IbvDENISE crittendon 1 this year, filed a $20,000 suit for wages and benefits discharge a black employe, representative of Wurf ordering termination state News Staff Writer against former international broke his agent for the C - Ts. Following his did not want to be stationed in the Michigan Council in him to fire dismissal, I The former director of the Ingham County Circuit Court Representative William Smith. "the black bastard." Schmidt said he was employment allowing him contract by not hearing, Relaying that no charges or Schmidt said he attempted to Atlanta, but was not aware of lmerican Federation of State and a suit for $250,000 Smith was hired by Schmidt as placed on a two week involved in a was complaints were made against discuss the problem with Wurf, the international president's jv and Municipal against staff representative in • AFSCME's him by Wurf, Schmidt but claims Wurf refused to ,] AFSCME international suspension for not following said, "I negative feelings about hiring Imployes (AFSCME), November 1973, two weeks negotiations last year to act as tried to call him up and resolve listen. President Jerry Wurf. the instructions and on Jan. 18 the legal Smith. Ichigan Council 7, filed suit after his resignation from the bargaining agent for it." "The only way he will talk received word that he would be MSU's clerical. Linst I he union Monday for He also filed a complaint International post of the fired on the 22nd. Smith, who technical to me now is through legal "I didn't know they were workers. In the latter part of §70,000. with the Civil Commission charging he was Rights AFSCME. has also filed complaint, was March, however, the MSU - According to Schmidt, a action," he said. "He refused opposed to hiring until two ■ Harold Schmidt, who was On Dec. 3, 1973, Schmidt fired four days later. stand he had taken in favor of to talk to me while I was an weeks after he was hired," lpd from his position early fired because of his refusal to Employe Assn. (MSU • EA) was the proposed state super employe, now he will talk said, he received a call from a Schmidt, who said that his certified to Schmidt said. as the bargaining agency, that would combine me through the courts." "I would not fire a man who Michigan's departments of Schmidt said that he was would not be used because he Init asks court Mental Health, Public Health aware Smith had resigned from was black, as I would not actio and Social Services in order to aid clients (generally the was used by Wurf as a poor), the international because he misuse anyone," he said. UNITED I'RKSS operations" by Dec. 31, 1973, but has continued to operate in operations, thus apparently accounts of having asked the influence the air pollution reference that Schmidt did not follow instructions. Treasury bans melting pennies .NIIKNATIONAL granting an extension sought commission last year to go easy board in favor of the Hillsdale I The defiance of that order. WASHINGTON (AP) The P. Shultz, who approved the Michigan Air Pollution by the company. The 11 on the foundry while he was Foundry. "I had the approval of the - - Treasury Dept. has imposed a Jpntrol Commission Tuesday State air pollution officials member commission also asked secretly a part • owner of the Kelley's office is Michigan council but I didn't ban against melting or ban, said demand for pennies Krd Atty. Gen. Frank J. say the Hillsdale Foundry is Kelley to seek a court order foundry. investigating to determine have the approval of the exporting copper pennies, in an in the last three months has K||ry to take court action to one of the most flagrant forcing the foundry to clean up Smeekens defended a whether Smeekens did violate international. But the approval attempt to head off hoarding totaled two billion, double the Kut down the Hillsdale violators of Michigan air all smokestacks as soon as previous appearance before the state law by appearing before of the international is not demand for the same period a and destruction of Kundry Co. after Oct. 1. pollution laws. In "technically feasible." commission and denied that he the commission while a necessary, so I thought," their copper content. pennies for year ago. The demand for BThe foundry, which covers referring the matter to The commission heard a used his legislator's status to legislator. Schmidt said. pennies, Kelley, however, the Treasury Secretary George has resulted in a penny shortage. ■rrounding areas with a fine presentation by State Rep. iv dust, was ordered by the commission voted to ask John P. Smeekens, pollution board to Kelley to give the foundry R-Coldwater, who has been discontinue and cease all until Oct. 1 to cease accused in recent newspaper layward Brown yields fall "ter- Srign-Ulp IICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY [o magistrate authorities DEPARTMENT OF RESIDENCE HALLS SPRING '7b ■ DETROIT (UPI) - Hayward Brown, who been sought by authorities outside of js indicted by a federal grand jury in Detroit in The charges, which include Michigan. arson, stem from |e 1973 firi'bombing of a Planned Parenthood the Jan. 12,1973 firebombing of the clinic near it, walked into the Federal Building Wayne State University. Rwntown Tuesday and turned himself into ■thorities at the Federal Magistrate's Office. The fires were I Brown, 20, who was the subject of the most extinguished after the men left the building. Two persons were injured. ssive police manhunt in Detroit history in Brown was captured a short time later > 1972 following the shootings of five following a shootout with Wayne State campus icemen in two December incidents, had security police. Wednesday's USt 3 i gnup duringlthat period Space may be reserved r roon for a new fall student if their I I " V/ W-190 Holmes Hall by June Is t. application is or file in the Hall Assignment Offi-e "'see note below I V You must cancel your fall term ^ v housing reservation by August 15 to have your deposit refurded. V \\ You cannot riake room and hall changes during the summer, (June 10 - September 26). 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Right: Zip-front cropjac with sleeve tabs and epaulets White or blue $29 U^oX- WAJ hJlSl'CnL K t~ I*. 0'1 open THURS Til & FRI eves 9 '00 Jacobsoris OPINION PAGE Gerald.H.Coy General Manager John W. Lindstrom . ... Staff representative Kathy Niezurawski Copy chief City editor Craig Porter Photo editor EDITORIALS Laws needed closed-door There is an urgent need for the closed - door meetings, without any Michigan Legislature to make it open discussion or public disclosure clear, once and for all, that public that the proposal had been government bodies have an recommended by a standing obligation to conduct public committee on housing options. business out in the open. Only after State News disclosure Legislators who are now did the proposal finally go before considering an open meeting bill in the trustees for public debate and the House of Representatives vote — where it was passed by a 5 - 'KEEP FLAPPING, EVERYONE — IT'S ALL UNDER CONTROL!' should latch onto this opportunity 3 margin. to strengthen Michigan's flabby statutes in this area and make a used Similar maneuvers have been in passing tuition increases, COMMENTARY clear commitment to a skeptical discussing a proposed publications citizenry that they have nothing to fee and very hide. AH too often, government agencies and boards tend to take on likely indelicate for digestion by the a whole host of "sensitive" topics considered too Brain depletion urged general public. a purpose to themselves and lose sight of the fact that they are The trustees further subvert the By RUSSELL BAKER depleted. It would also leave sufficient funds to serving the people of the State of ability of the media to inform the New York Times The House Ways and Means grants them for owning large, ugly Committee, support travel to such places as Arabia, building Michigan. The record is replete with public of their activities by failing Dear Editor: the Senate Finance Committee, the White that do nothing more interesting than nl where it might examples of the overzealous - to allow access to agenda material There will be no column in this space House and the Internal Revenue Service conceivably even find new a year older every year. ® today. I brains to tap. those jealous of their unique station am just as sorry about this have had ample warning that this Not all of us can own an office slated for the public sessions. In day was and free information not shortfall as the oil people were when the coming, yet they have done inothing to Government has always treated this but all of us can and do buildii(l access to this way, they and members of the "out of gas" signs went up at the filling stave it off. proposal with contempt. Oil, it says, is depreciate, «|l usually given the public. administration, seek to minimize stations, and just as helpless to do more important than brains. any government that cared asmuchabojl From the trustees of Meridian I have submitted repeated proposals for people as it did about office build: J public knowledge and debate of anything about it. But I cannot resist I have finally conceded this point. Oil, would adding that had the government been half a brain depletion allowance in the tax acknowledge this reality tyl Township to the MSU Board of issues, to come before the trustees after all, is what makes America go, granting decent tax allowances for Trustees to the most powerful as kind to me as it has been to them I code, pointing out that brains deplete just whereas brains might very well start hunwfl by, in effect, imposing a blackout might have done a better job of delivering as surely as oil wells and with even more depreciation. I leaders of national government, the America asking whether it is worth on many significant matters. the disastrous consequence. A man who going The result would be conducive to Utl goods. at all if the national destination is to nation's health, for it is well known aura of authority has sometimes Though the board passed its This morning I went to the typewriter depends on oil wells for his existence can become a burger carry • out thill dispensary. people who cruise the Caribbean stultified our democratic processes version of open meeting guidelines as usual and began pumping the brain for always open another in Arabia when his And if America stopped going for the pure February depreciate much evnyl and hid the facts from the public. in 1973, it has failed to live the regular flow of material. Nothing came Texas well goes dry, but opening a new joy of going, it would probably end up than people less rapidly I up to after the first two hours, despite the well brain on the other side of the world when compelled to spend Februujl The board of trustees is the spirit of open discussion of sitting home watching television, which having been primed with a pot of coffee, your old one becomes depleted is not such would elevate the divorce, assisting in the wearing out of dreary I notorious for its casual disregard of public issues. It is apparent that three an easy matter. insanity and office buildings. I closely read newspapers and a dozen murder statistics. the public's right to" kjtbw. In the I have no doubt, for . something more is needed. trips to the water cooler. A brain example, that thm I - depletion allowance granting As alternative, therefore, I have would have been ^past it has exercised a very loose The current bill before the. This wastiot especially worrisome. High as big a tax kickback as oil men get for proposed an human depreciation allowance. today had I spent a column for this spice I interpretation of the..open meetings - volhime production over the years had depletion would lighten the daily drain a a recent month don I legislature is cofhprehensive and on The theory here is among the requirements and has" traditionally clear. Its . left, the brain noticeably depleted recently, the brain's diminishing resources in many completely sound. If office buildings depreciate at such a for few things trade winds and the Calypo, I provisions stipulate that and the flow had become so meager over obvious ways. The demand for ingenious rate stay brain depletion«I opened its decision - making that barrels of tax human deterioration so well meeting in secret or closed sessions the past few years that it was common to ideas for paying school bills, buying the mdney are returned to as listening to I processes to public scrutiny only to conduct public business is a have to wait two hours before the merest people who own them, surely the human steel drums through the sunny shimmer oil beefsteak and coming up with still more under extreme pressure. trickle of an idea began to surface. body, which depreciates just as inexorably rum. crime - pure and simple. tax money-all such demands would be as office In 1971, it took a ruling from Now, however, having pumped space, is entitled to equal I am sorry about this shortfall Closed sessions would for eased and the brain would luxuriate in a todiy. H be another three hours, I believe the fact indulgence from the tax law. but that's tax policy for the Michigan attorney general to conducted only for the specific must be faced. My brain is surplus of untapped energy with which to I know people who cruise the Caribbean you. If somethio|l isn't done soon, it could drive the discontinue a practice of purposes of discussing personnel utterly produce ever more interesting ideas. every February on money the government priceotl ideas to 70 cents a gallon. conducting board votes by phone. matters, legal actions, collective The trustees make extensive use of bargaining and emergencies. breakfast sessions and so - called "finance committee" meetings to debate controversial topics behind Though the bill contains enforcement amendments clout, there are The Doctor's Bag proposed for even closed doors and avoid the public more stringent penalties which appearance of dispute. Their public should be given consideration. sessions have often been little more By ARNOLD WERNER, MD In their zeal to protect the than rubber stamp public meetings for the good, some in positions of purpose of recording votes. authority have taken advantage of Letters may be addressed to Dr. Werner at among humans, where enjoyment of have intercourse a second time sooh as The most recent example of this MSU Health Center. Names need not be as intercourse a while longer. The techniqul the public's good will and sexual activity has been elevated to a level loopholes included unless a personal reply is possible after an adequate erection can be repeated several times. After a while, I blatant attempt to subvert public in the law. It is time the of great importance, is premature returns. The legislature second time around, the requested. ejaculation the need for artificially stoppiM input was the debate involving coed moved to close these loopholes and a "problem." Among younger physiology works I find myself bothered by premature men, premature ejaculation is often a more slowly and this ejaculation disappears and the man isabfc ■ by suite housing options. That often relieves the pressure to bring the decision - making ejaculation frequently, leaving my woman reflection of the generally more sensitive "perform." to remain inserted for a long period oil This is beneficial in proposal was nearly buried processes out of the backrooms and not quite satisfied and myself and heightened sexual response seen in eventually helping time without difficulty The method ill the man last following discussions and debates at longer. If this sounds too called the into the limelight. concentrating too much on performance this age group. Also, having intercourse on awkward to "squeeze technique" and it explain to a partner, some described in detail in Masters uifl to fully enjoy myself. a relatively infrequent basis tends to men find it is helpful to masturbate a few Johnson's book "Human I have occasionally seen ads for male increase excitability and causes rapid hours before they anticipate having sexual SexmlJ ejaculation. Inadequacy." desensitizing creams. Are these of any use? intercourse, thereby decreasing somewhat U.S. fails to be A speedy most answer in your column would appreciated though I suppose a Treatment really consists of learning the overexcitement. can An excellent summary of the technique ■ be found in the Bantam paperbidl slow and easy one would be more new ways of responding as well as A very successful of getting the Monday marked the second means "Sexual Expression in Marriage," &!■ Since ongoing effort is appropriate. compensating for the normal quickness. man to last longer involves the direct Donald Hastings, MD. Everything Hastinp ■ anniversary of the truce on required to maintain the quality of Of the problems of sexual dysfunction I Before resorting to anesthetic creams, cooperation of the sexual partner. Too pollution of the Great Lakes. there are a number of other things worth says applies to sexual expression outside ■ the Great Lakes, the development receive from men, premature ejaculation is lengthy to explain in detail in this column, of marriage as well, so don't let the titfc ■ During a pompous ceremony in far and away the most common difficulty. trying. If one is engaging in sexual the technique involves the of a pollution parity policy on the intercourse on a regular basis with, an woman throw you. Another good one III Ottawa. President Nixon and Rapid ejaculation is the norm in the squeezing the penis in a particular fashion "Understanding Human Sexuil■ part of Canada would be tragic. understanding partner, her help can be a few moments before the Canadian Prime Minister Pierre animal world and even elephants who have man is about to Inadequacy," by F. Belliveau and II Yet the President has budgeted elicited. Starting with simple things, if few predators to fear do it quickly. you ejaculate. Suppression of an Richter, New York, Bantam Books, 1970. | Elliott Trudeau signed an Only ejaculate quickly, then you should try and ejaculation billions of dollars to maintain a results in allowing the man to continue c 1974 agreement calling for an end to handful of fascist regimes in Great Lakes pollution by 1977. Southeast Asia during the last two VOX POPULI Since the signing, Canada has years while withholding half of the met most of its S250 million pledge for the cleanup sewage treatment 16 new municipal plants have been Congressional appropriations for water programs. pollution abatement Marijuana drive only seeks constructed already. However, due Nixon apparently believes that to bureaucratic wrangling and To the Editor: Secondly, we agree it would be in more American prestige will be better This is in response to a State News keep that one person from "frying his you made. You seem to be suffering fro ■ President Nixon's misplaced sense abundance than it is today, but this served head." by subsidizing armies in letter Thursday condemning the actions of abundance would not necessarily increase some type of "mental aftereffects W I of priorities, not one American Finally, he failed to mention the faraway jungles than in preventing Rep. Perry Builard, D - Ann Arbor, and its usage. You are only fooling yourself if hundreds of people who have had to an overuse of drugs, as you yourself ad® I pollution abatement project has the Great Lakes from becoming the others involved in the drive to legalize the you think that today's younger kids go to But because you have abused them, do ■ been completed. jail, paid outrageous fines and been world's largest cesspools. growth, transportation and possession of cannot get what they want in terms of assume everyone else will. V discriminated against by _ While the American pledge of $3 marijuana for private use among people 18 marijuana. Those who want it can get it, society, because . Roderick Thorns*! Congress, meanwhile, has years or older. they gained what you call a "pleasant 416 E. Holden H» L billion is and those that don't want it are not forced dammed up in retaliated for the experience." President's to use it. Rene Archamba»| Washington, the world's largest First, the drive seeks only to put the In closing, we do agree funding impoundment by adding question of marijuana use on the Michigan In fact, we believe this new law on one point 127 E. Holden H»r fresh water reservoir is dying daily. stipulations to the Water Quality ballot for a majority of would benefit society. Marijuana would be The City of Niagara Falls pumps 85 Michiganders to declassified from its present narcotics Act of 1972 that make the Great decide. This always has been and million gallons of raw sewage into always Apathy status down to a legal Lakes cleanup program all but will be the democratic way. A status, much the Lake Ontario every day, with Cleveland and unworkable. refusing to sign the petition is simply person same as alcohol, as the President's Commission on Marijuana has or co Detroit still Foot - dragging on the part of denying my right, as a Michigander, to strongly vote recommended. To the Editor: contributing the lion's share of the Environmental Protection on this issue and abide by the Those children who decide to The analysis does not necessarily imply a lack oil Lake Erie's lethal pollution dose. majority decision. smoke by Linda Sandel of the marijuana, student interest. On the contrary, Agency and lack of support from a relatively harmless East Lansing Meanwhile, nationalistic Arguing on the premise that we agree drug (according to the President's report) city council (Apr. 11) may have been tremendous sstudent I industry and local governments, with the drive's goals to feel they have entered the dark halls provoked some interesting thoughts. In conservau ■ Canadian politicians are taking note legalize marijuana of her opinion, the basic trend interest in the more which were slated to> share the for persons 18 years or in council of the American inaction and older, a number of hard drugs and are probably more apt to action within the past candidates. cleanup bill, have compounded the points in his letter can be refuted. The experiment with them. year reflects student politically I calling for an end to further administration's apathy. The war new law, if passed, would still make it apathy. She seems to make an assumption How many commercials have we seen which may not apathetic. But don't forget, the | Canadian pollution abatement illegal for minors to smoke, thereby with the words marijuana and heroin necessarily be true. on pollution must be waged while it The fact that two politically active conservative s ■ programs. keeping intact society's mores uttered in the same breath? This is a small "highly liberal who favor less liberal minded can can still be won. minor's against a student - oriented candidates" were • j I use. psychological advantage, but one that may defeated in the last city council election Richard L.&JJ1 B 422 Armstrofll | ichigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 17, 19745 Flyers advertising Bingo for school called unlawful By DIANA DeWITT the purpose, State News Staff Writer especially since the school those on its own building. had made the flyers Unknown to most people, those thinking they were Dean said there is a possibility that the yellow legal. flyers around town that advertise flyer was recently put on the Alle' Ey Bingo A spokesman for the Alle' Ey said the and lunch at the Alle' Ey on Saturday building at 220 MAC Ave., by another Alle' had thought the Bingo license was afternoons are illegal. organization holding Bingo games for the for Goodman School leaving the According to Charles nightclub sole purpose of getting the Alle' Ey and Dean, deputy to advertise whatever it liked about the commissioner of Bingo for the Bureau of Goodman School in trouble. State Lottery, no posters are allowed in bingo games. There is still the problem of This, the Alle' operated under the belief educating public places because they cause organizations holding Bingo, which was that it was the responsibility of Goodman congestion, saturate the market and legalized last June, concerning the lawful School to remove the flyers, because many people who are not except for means of advertising, he added. interested in Bingo do not want to see buildings and poles plastered with the signs. In addition, it is illegal to advertise profit - making ventures, such as the Alle' Council seeks to explore Ey's "come early and have lunch" promotion, along with Bingo, which only nonprofit organizations can sponsor. Dean said that both the Alle' the Goodman School, 1322 Ey and county housing unit plan Whyte St., Federally funded public housing in Lansing, to which the Bingo proceeds have D-Lansing, said the Policy Committee Ingham County has moved a small step received favorable support for the concept gone, have been notified of the illegality closer. of their actions. from East Lansing and the townships it has They promised that all East Lansing Councilmen George talked with. advertising would cease in a letter dated Griffiths, Thelma Evans and Mary Sharp "They all know \ . WSmm Feb. 7, — right after the — from Bingo started Dale Maynard of the have told the Ingham Commissions' County Affairs and Policy Committee that she said. we have a The county is seeking this support need," Goodman School. The school also agreed they are interested in exploring the *0** in Am to take down all the remaining posters, possibilities of a countywide housing because the local governments could lose Dean said. some property taxes on public housing commission. units. T--f However, upon questioning after a The committee has been SN Photo/John Marteli' yellow flyer was discovered on the Alle' slowly Citing East Lansing's former approval of Bingo at the Alle' Ey was discontinued recently for lack of interest. gathering support for formation of the a housing plan for the elderly which was Ey building last week, a spokesman for the commission which would apply to the Goodman School, Gary Bennet, claims it never constructed, Griffiths said, "Council federal Dept. of only promised to cease circulation of the Housing and Urban has already indicated its willingness to Development for money to lease buildings DID VOU flyers. Goodman School, which is having and rent living units to people in need for about 25 per cent of their income. take a property tax loss." Ingham County does need public housing, said Larry Schneider, housing KNOW THAT? financial troubles, had originally contacted its lawyers, who said flyer advertising was "The city is inclined to this program," Griffiths said. cooperate with planner for the Tri - County Regional not illegal for Bingo. Bennet said that even Planning Commission. Though East Lansing already has its He said the City of Lansing cannot if he had been ordered to take down the w own housing commission, it mainly absorb any more low • income housing. flyers in February, he would not have monitors enforcement of city done so. He said it would have been a waste housing The 900 units already in Lansing have a rules. of time and that it would have defeated waiting list of 300 families and 300 elderly County Commissioner Mary Schoemehl, people, Schneider said. 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. April] 7 , Film festival presents By EDD RUDZATS will also be able to rate the Films will be shown all over Everyone the John Simon will appear State News Reviewer film. |e.,t u- interested in film Spring is just around the Prestigeour. reviewers campus in the four-day period. Festival passes are $5 for the out and see what should the Mi* ill Pt I This year the judges for the corner and so is the Third 1974 Midwest Film Festival series of six programs-or $7 for the six programs and the Rim Festival ta th. present tint, £JSI Annual Midwest Film Festival. include John Simon, drama speeches by the judges. Tickets only II,, » t| This national-international film critic for New York magazine Boundy was also a judge at last criticism to all categories of consisting entirely of students, The staff then was responsible on sale at the Union source of information, I competition will begin today and Hudson Review, film critic year's festival. film makers and to promote began soliciting financial aid for screening all the films are Ticket now Office but check the what is actually film today outside being don^ I and conclude Saturday. for Esquire and cultural critic In addition to judging the film as an art form at MSU and last November. Since the entered which totalled over a posters and newspaper ads for 0f th. i I The Midwest Film Festival is for The New Leader; Buster films, Simon will speak on throughout the Midwest. festival is strictly a nonprofit hundred. Twelve to 18 hours the exact time and location of commercial products I a nonprofit festival, totally Crabbe, best known to film "The State of American Film Hennessy has expressed venture, it depends entirely of film that could be divided the programs since they are in local theaters. f0V?I organized and coordinated by audiences as Flash Gordon but Criticism-The Sorrow and The feelings that the festival is upon contributions from into six separate programs was reason, the Midwest £ I students at MSU. Pity" in the McDonel Hall kiva drawing more of a following departments on campus and the final product. spread out over four days. Festival is must. a ®' also the leading man in such Under the direction of today at 7 p.m. and at 1 p.m. and securing better film other individuals interested in films as "King of the Jungle," Colleen Hennessy, senior, 1806 Saturday. Also, Boundy will entries. She also stated that the promoting the competition. "Buck Rodgers," "Billy the Hamilton St., the festival will preview a three-part series of festival's goal is to develop into consist of 18 hours of films Kid," and "Captain Gallant of films from the National Board one of the largest and most the Foreign Legion;" Tony over the four-day period. of Canada at 4 p.m. Saturday respected annual film events in Jannetti, an independent film the world Films will be in the McDonel kiva. judged in maker from New York; three Festival goals Organization categories: student, Standish Lawder, an The purpose of the Third In order to get the festival independent and professionally experimental film maker and Annual Film Festival is to offer organized, the staff of the produced products. associate professor from Yale A panel of five judges, each support, encouragement and Midwest Film Festival, University; and John Boundy, of whom is recognized by the the U.S. general manager of the film industry as an expert in National Film Board of their particular field, will be on Canada, an organization of the hand to select the finest films Canadian government created of the festival. In addition to to promote the production and the panel of judges, each distribution of films depicting person attending the screenings Canada to other countries. April 17 2.0, 1974 Six entirely differ Film Program ea shown at three 'Illustrated speeches b\ lifferent times around nationally famom campus judges iblir tnrilrd Tickets for all films and speeches available in advance at the Union Ticket Office or at the door. Speeches and Films $1.00 - Film Series Pass - Good for six showings $5.00 Festival Pass-Good for six showings and three speeches $7.0(1 h or further information rail IbOt A UNION ACTIVITIES BOARD PROJECT SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR FRIENDS ASMSU AND RHA. iml you an' a judge l in KMI Wcllvll; ■il) ') .?<) |vm. I()d U WellsH ill '^^ijjkOKO.hicI Km "I '' .'h p mi ~Y1cl5?incl Knj III s 'Harper Deep Friday, April 19 Saturday, April 20 Encounter BIGGER THAN BULLET. A STORY FOR EVERY ONE WHO THINKS MORE MAGNUM THAN FORCE. AND DIRTIER THAN HARRY ■ I ■ I | PLUS 20th Century f o* Prevents JAMES CAAN YOUNG WORKING t l MARSHA MASON and ELI WALLACH STIFF in A MARK RYDEIL FILM ADULTS ONLY -RATED X Produced ^ _ and "CINDERELLA Directed by mark RYDEll LIBERTY" I Bosed on the novel by DARRYL PONICSAN Screenplay bv DARRYL PONICSAN OPEN WEEKENDS ONLY Music by JOHN WILLIAMS. APRIL 19-20-21 7,19?ving, overnight, from dependence in to independence and competition with other Financial information on a student's family should not L~ loss Roderick said. They are so vague that both a strict and liberal students who do not have even the considered when it is clearly not possible to obtain that ,n the future, a needy student who has been forsaken by his was the conference's potential of family support interpretation could be applied. For example, the requirement rea! item of concern," information, when the student is over 25 years of age and when that a student live ■ affluent parents may not be able to find financial aid by I he conference he said. the student has been away from home for a period of years could be concluded that the real living separately from his I declaring financial independence. officers !s. What resources should be considered question facing aid a period of years, Nelson said. or her parents for interpreted to mean any number of years from one to 15. I Last week, a conference in Dallas, attended by representatives as available for Nelson said he felt the suggested criteria reflected Currently, an estimated 11,000 MSU students receive financial land students from over 100 universities, concluded that I "financial information from all parents of aid applicants should .ducSl i?'5 "*e himse" "hlle payine* used in most institutions across the the criteria country and was less rigid aid. About 2,200 are classified as independent, while the remaining #,800 receive aid as dependent students. than the current federal criteria. ■ be expected and consideration given to the ability, not the B"?n P^ts refuse to supply the requested information 'I don't think this will have that much of an The conferences conclusions will be transmitted to the House's I willingness, of the family to assist the student." still be j considered ^'ty to asslst the aid aPPlicant- the student will impact on students," Ronald Roderick, associate director of MSU's financial special subcomittee on education chaired by Rep. James O'Hara, I Currently, a student who is declared financially independent of eligible for loan and employment aid (like D-Utica. The committee will soon start work - study programs) aid office, said. hearings on possible I his parents is considered needy no matter how high his parents the conference statement said. according to the availability of the aids," However, the impact of such criteria is impossible to judge changes to the financial aid section of the higher education law I income is. Independent students usually receive large amounts of Nelson added that the which is coming up for renewal in 1975. id. "precious grant dollars which are so / meager ought to be limited to those "It was not the intention of the statement to keep students independent students who THE DISCOUNT STORE WHERE ■ from gaining independent status," said James Nelson, vice families'"" establ'shed for some period away from their ■ president of the College Entrance - Examination Board, the group Though the conference concluded that the emphasis in YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE! I that sponsored the conference. determining financial need should be placed on the parent's income they listed three requirements for determining independence, Nelson said. TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION As taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi ♦enhances learning with iohmarlr , . of the State News in the article dealing ^ ability ♦expands awareness ♦improves academic year T^iere So* and 11,900 visits Also in h» , k W8S lncorrect|y st^d that there had been ,ev^s '"the Placement Services offices by prospectivey ***" over 22'000 student interviews employers. Tuesday's article on the Office of Black Affairs it was this PRESCRIPTIONS performance incorrectly printed that the benefit for ARE OUR BUSINESS ♦increases energy Friday night in Wilson Hall. The event willProject Save will be on take place on Saturday There's a Registered Pharmacists Always On Duty to Serve You! If you have any ques¬ SPECIAL REGIONAL LECTURER FACULTY VIEWPOINT " tions about your prescriptions just drop in and he'll be glad to assist you in Jeff Urdangen who lectures throughout the midwest will any way THE AGING PROFESSOR speak on the practical benefits of TM. The problem of job protection for the SPARTAN SHOPPING aged and aging in American industry has recently received extended CENTER coverage Wednesday April 17 in the media amid TODAY 3:00- 216 Bessey 8:00- 118 Berkey women being increasing reports of older men and callously ousted in the interests of removing managerial deadwood and otherwise renovating the 920 TROWBRIDGE organization. Job protection for the aged and aging in Presented by SIMS-MSU. Come and see our new academia fortunately has not reached this clip and pass: however, campus problems needing resolution are office, 3'/i floor, Union, 10 a.m.- 4p.m.353-39l0 recurring with increasing frequency. One is who finances the early retirement of the professor if he, his employers, and his students see that as a save... , / / COUPON*£^h' desirable course. Another is who finances and provides the opportunities for continuing education to update the skills of the professor if such updating is called for or if he IF YOU MEET A decides to alter the direction of his career Lest these eventualities be goals. thought too remote for H0RHYBULL0NAN consideration, the fact is that a significant trend in American higher education is the "rapid aging ... of the agregate of American college and university faculty." In ESCALATOR,YOU'RE 1972 - 73 the median faculty age was over proportionately few faculty near retirement age (less than 8% are over 60). More and more, 43, with GOING THE WRONG WAY. than pushed updating as an or answer to current early retirement - rather revising the professor's skills - is problems of "too many being professors, too much tenure, and too little money." But - e professors are unwilling to retire early. How will the s of these men and women be looked after? How s of updating or revising a teacher's skills be In addition to our current sale on We have reduced prices on Mary Queen PANTYHOSE rej.']3' now 6/$450 (supply limited) Mary Queen Beauty Mist PANTYHOSE now 4/$500 (supply limited) HIM Open 7:30 to 5:30 BOOM 1TOBI 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan . Wednesday, April 17 Batsmen battle Minnesota jinx By JACK WALKDEN State News Sports Writer Minnesota is the land of cold winters, scenic lakes and a jinx to MSU athletic teams. The Spartan football team hasn't won in Minnesota since 1953. The basketball team has won just once since 1963, while the baseball team has gone winless since 1954 in the "land of a thousand lakes." Friday the MSU batsmen will try to break the jinx. The Spartans travel to Minnesota for a doubleheader and any hopes of a Big Ten championship hinge on gaining at least a split in the twin bill. The Spartans will enter the doubleheader with a 3-1 league record, good for a first place tie in the Big Ten, and an 11-7-1 overall mark. MSU coach Danny Litwhiler believes this is the year in which the jinx will end. Perfect sy "Only pitcher Duane Bickel has been to Minnesota so most of the ball club doesn't know about the so-called jinx," Litwhiler said. "They don't care about it either because they know they can do the job. "There's been 20 years of it so it's time to change," he added. Synchronized sw "Also it's a must weekend for both Minnesota and us. If either of ps are going anyplace, we're going to have to win this weekend." Litwhiler says there are several reasons for the lack of Spartan wins in Minnesota. to give tour' of hours a day, four or five days a function'of the group is perform in a show, which By CHARLES JOHNSON "A home team has a definite advantage with the fan, the field week. theatrical, it also performs theatrical end of our State News Sports Writer and in some cases, the umpires," he said. "The umpires know the "What makes the job these And secondly, a Green competitively. Last year the home players, especially the pitchers, a lot better than the Splash, MSU's team took fourth girls do so remarkable is that place among compete competitively, visitors. synchronized swimming team, they're entirely self - 18 schools in the to the way figure will present its annual show, skating "Two years ago we won all 16 of our home games. Year in and "To Sea the USA," from supportive. The funds that we Intercollegiate Synchronized treated." year out. the home team will win many more than they lose." get from the annual water Swimming Meet. The team holds Thursday to Sunday at the show serves to support the "There are two reasons why The home field advantage isn't the only reason for the 20-year women's intramural pool. tryouts for women, thouih string. Strange on - the - field happenings have also been a factor. group throughout the entire a girl would want to join this occasionally men The performance times for ait "One year we had the bases loaded with one out and had a year." team," Parks said. "First, it incorporated in the group (« this year's show are 8:30 p.m. left-handed hitter, Gary Boyce, at bat," Litwhiler explained. "For Though the primary gives her an opportunity to performances. Thursday through Saturday some reason right before Boyce batted Minnesota moved its and 1:30 p.m. Sunday. second baseman right in back of second base. This is usually Admission is $1. where a second baseman will play for a pull right-handed batter, Two veteran NFL stars The hour - long show will not left-handed. feature a series of aquatic Catcher Dale Frietch rounds first base after collecting a numbers which will take the "Anyway, Boyce hit a line drive up the middle right to the single in Friday's doubleheader against Purdue. The hit gave second baseman, and he stepped on second for a double play. audience on a coast to coast - • Frietch a streak of 11 straight plate appearances in which "Another time we had the bases loaded with no one out," *>e excursion from New York to he had reached base safely. The streak ended at 11. State News Photo by Bob Kaye continued,"and our No. 4 hitter, the man you would want up in this situation, was the batter. He hit the ball off the end of the bat right back to the pitcher. The pitcher threw the ball to the San Francisco. Green Splash, which has been in existence for almost 30 sign with fledgling WFL catcher for the force and the catcher fired to first for a years, is composed of female doubleplay. swimmers from the MSU ANAHEIM (UPI) — The Southern California when he got.out of Notre Dame 111 1962. H« "The next batter hit a fly ball to rightfield to end the inning. student body and is recognized Wolverine team defeats "We lost 1-0 in 11 innings a few years back and Steve Garvey as one of the first synchronized Sun of the fledgling World Football League (WFL) Tuesday announced the signing of two was second string last season to Ken Stablei who has also signed with WFL team hit two balls in that game that normally would've been out of the teams in the nation. According National Football League veterans — Birmingham. winless Spartan netters ballpark. The wind was blowing in, though, and both balls were caught right up next to the fence." to Jennifer Parks, faculty adviser to the team, the squad quarterback Daryle Lamonica, 33, and linebacker Marlin McKeever, 34. Lamonica has a career record of 16 Bickel, a junior with a 3-1 record and a 0.64 earned run is also one of the best. touchdown passes, a 49 per cent "That Lamonica will play out his option year this The University of Michigan Michigan team is the average, and freshman Rick Moore (3-0, 2.82 ERA) will pitch the "These girls really work hard average and 19,119 yards gained in t season with the Oakland Raiders and report to Wolverines showed MSU why best tennis team I've seen in two games against the Gophers. If the drought is to be ended these at what they do, and their He was asked about his status last year with the Big Ten since I the Sun for the 1975 season. they are the defending Big Ten started two will have to continue with consistent pitching. performance shows it," Parks the Raiders and said at first it was "political,'' tennis champions as the coaching," Stan Drobac, MSU As Litwhiler said, however, "This ball club has never been said. "Since the fall, all of the The club said both players were signed to then added, "It could better be described asi Spartans dropped a dual meet, tennis coach, said. "They are beaten at Minnesota." multiyear contracts and did not announce any team members have probably misunderstanding...I don't want to go into it." 9-0, Monday afternoon. really tough." Hopefully after Friday he the money figures. can say same. practiced on an average of two . There were not many bright "This is .we of my biggest opportunities« The loss is the third for the spots for the Spartan team, but Lamonica, according to northern California pro," he said. "I'm excited about the WFL. ft MSU netters in as many sophomore Larry Stark, No. 1 sources, signed for a package deal including very much impressed with their organization'' matches. singles, provided some measure of excitement as he lost 4-6 in Softballers take deferred payments and incentives with the total in the $1 million range over a period of three or McKeever will report to training camp Juneg for immediate duty. He leaves a job as Director two of his sets before going four years. His annual stipend With the Raiders of Player Relations for the WFL. Co-rec Softball is believed to be about $90,000. down fighting in his match. There were some changes in the Spartan line-up as Drobac defeat Grand Ra McKeever, a free agent, played last year with "I decided to return to playing because I'm excited about the WFL," he said. Til bt clinic Thursday installed Tom Gudelsky in the A strong defense and a four - singles and brought in one catches in the fifth and seventh the Philadelphia Eagles after prior service with playing near my home and it should help n No. 3 doubles team with Rick run rally in the sixth the Los Angeles Rams, the Washington political ambitions to become a inning Spartan run. innings. An organizational Zabor replacing Bob Glickman. gave the women's softball team "Sue did a real good job Redskins and the Minnesota Vikings. assemblyman. I feel real good. There's meeting "Laurie played good and clinic for all The new change failed to its third consecutive win it Lamonica was a 24th draft choice by Buffalo problem getting ready to play. I'm just a persons as pitching," coach Anne Irwin defensive ball," Irwin older." playing or officiating co - produce a Spartan win but defeated Grand Rapids Junior said. "This was the first time remarked. recreational one - pitch softball Drobac plans to keep the new College 6 - 2, Tuesday she went all the way through will be held at 8 p.m. Thursday combination for a few more afternoon in the field in front the game. She walked quite a Coeducational in 137 Women's Intramural matches to see what happens. of Demonstration Hall. few but she got them out when Bldg. Late entries will be accepted The next meet for Spartans is Friday, when they the The Spartans improved their record to 3 -1. it counted." Right fielder Laurie Gray water polo course at the meeting if they can be will take on the Wisconsin The winning pitcher was Sue led the almost flawless Spartan fit into the schedule. Badgers at Wisconsin. Lawson, who also hit two defense with two important 'absolutely'only one offered in U.S, By STEVE STEIN State News Sports Writer If you still have your spring term class schedule book, take a look at the top of page 66. The first class listed there is entitled "beginning water polo," or officially Aquatics 109, Section 21, offered by the Dept. of Health, Physical Education and Recreation. Near the section number, however, is the small notation "C," indicating the class was offered on a coeducational basis An intermediate class was offered for men only. That makes the coeducational class, according to its instructor, Dave Porteous, the only one of its kind in the country. "Absolutely, without a doubt," Porteous said. The water polo played in this class is not the inner-tube type. Players must tread water, and physical contact is a part of the game. The class meets every Monday and Wednesday from 3 to 4:20 p.m. at the Jenison Fieldhouse pool. Porteous said 30 people, 15 men and 15 women, are in the class. " I'™., real glad the HPR Dept. offered this course and I was amazed and pleased when I saw the size of the class," Porteous said. "And, we have some excellent women polo players." Each day the students swim between 600 and 1,000 yards. They have worked on fundamentals such as throwing, catching treading and swimming with the ball and this week scrimmaging. Later the class will split into teams and have a began' round-robin competition. A random survey of class members taken Sunday indicated that the students are enjoying the class, and even though they had scrimmaged very little, they did not think play would get excessively rough when competition began. "There are no differences in this class," Porteous said "Everyone might get bruises or sore noses." "I love to swim and I like the way the class is run," Jeanne LeClair, 33 Landon Hall freshman, said. "It's a pretty rough game but we're learning skills and not killing each other." "I think that the class is keeping up with the times," Paul • Johnson, 136 E. Wilson Hall, freshman, said. "And it really keeps you in shape. f "There're a couple of girls who are pretty good, better than most of the guys," he added. "I'm taking it for the exercise more than another anything else " women, who wished to remain nameiess, said. "We're all getting better at it, it's coming easier now." Mark Giffels, 401 N. Case Hall, sophomore, who expected to Instructor Dave Porteous, above, tells par' °' J1" Water play with inner-tubes, said he didn't realize the game was that coeducational water polo class tho fundamentals of treading /)olo drills rough. He said one of the reasons he signed up was because the water, obviously an important part of playing water P"0' Class members in MSU's coeducational water polo class was coed. Class members also have class, II split into teams later in the term. to learn such skills as throwins3" above, are learning fundamentals such as how to throw and "We've been doing a lot of State News photo by Susan Sheiner twimming to get us in shape," he catching the ball in the water and swimming with the b* ■ catch the ball in the water. Scrimmaging started this week added. "And some of the women are just as rough as the guys " Porteous believes this class is the only one of it> k' Oiffels said he had no experience at all playing the game. offered in the country. Stele New* ohoto by Susan Sheinef Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 17. 1974 11 Guild practices old writing arts met By GARY HOFFMAN Saturday evening at the clerical works Union to practice their craft. during the Dark aren't , While many MSU students Ages and the romances that exactly common the Gothic block Merald Clark, who was commodities script or the J arf learning statistics and elected dean of the began to be written during the today," he said. "Pens were often made from uncial scripts of the Anglo - I computer language, a small guild 13th century," said Clark, who Saxons. Several members study 1 group is trying to recapture the Saturday by majority vote, is known to other the quills of geese and crows, the evolution of the instead of the members of and inks were made from different more traditional I ancient arts of calligraphy and the group as Merowald of kinds of lettering from the trial by combat, said beeswax." | illumination practiced by uses the same the group style and Sylveaston. "Illuminated manuscripts, basic Roman alphabet. ■ medieval monks and scribes. Clark said it Is hard to "Prospective members, I Calligraphy is the art of the techniques used in medieval obtain the were written in gold lettering called aspirants, works such as original materials or on a study under a I beautiful, decorative writing of Book of Kells. the old Irish used by monks and scribes. gold surface," Clark said. "But our members seldom more skilled member in order Illuminated I the Middle Ages. Members of "The best vellum and to become an 1 I MSU's North Woods Guild of Calligraphers and Illuminators. "We practice the kind of writing that was used in the parchment was made from the skin of unborn calves, and illuminate their work because \ of the high Medieval price of gold." writing differs Clark said. He said members apprentice," are simply REXET! The Illuminators Calligraphers Guild, a and branch satisfying their desire from modern writing in more than just the style and the letters. shape of about history another to learn period of by practicing the skills DOMINVS RG6N of the Creative Anachronism Society, creates such examples \Pot initiative Dave Genour Filpus, called Geoffrey by members, of that era. All of the members of the guild are also members of the of medieval script. surreptitiously marks the ftdu$ csr.fidetis csx; uxihs, urb initials of his medieval name on Society for Creative Anachronism, whose members petition drive, f. Anus,Amicus csx; bencuofus csx; each page of his work in the re - create the customs and manner of the lowly scribes of clothing of the Middle Ages. cbcdiens csr; (actus, pArc us, the middle ages who sought Clark is not bothered by the f-orns CST; CASTUS CSX; rcuC m A brownie giveaway was immortality in the pages of the fact that many historians see for 106B Wells next Bibles they were I I cooked up Monday night at 8 p.m. Monday at "It's copying. entirely correct to this era as a time of ignorance. * rcns esx; cx ma^nus s(i mus csx. I B106 Wells Hall during a "The age had its strong All interested people are misspell in much of the work," 1 meeting of local members of Page said plans were also laid welcome Filpus said. "There was simply points," he said. "Profit I the Michigan Marijuana at the meeting to continue a to attend, and no standardized making was frowned upon, and I persons wanting to help in the spelling in this the Initiative. The group is part of petition circulation drive on people had strong petition drive Saturday period." faith." i state-wide petition drive Saturday for the East Lansing morning can meet on the Members concentrate on I aimed at putting the and Lansing area. The drive second floor checkroom in the mastering the different types I decriminalization of marijuana will begin at 10 of a.m. Union at 10 a.m. Saturday. medieval lettering, such as I on the ballot for Michigan's The I Michigan Marijuana I I November election. Dan Page, 414 Michigan Ave., the local head of the Page was disappointed the small turnout-about people— at the meeting, with 30 Initiative needs 265,617 signatures, in addition to the 1,000 already collected, before s: I initiative, said donations would blaming lack of publicity and JLn d i I be asked for the brownies, to the July 1 deadline for the n n trails disorganization. He said petition. 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Feast on info at Population working closely and Iranian Student Assn. and E Judy R«d'>IPh as facilitator. Lilac St. Come and join us for worship and Bible study. Call Union. Registration in the women's Conference from 9 a.m. to 4:30 sharing yourself with a group of Organization of Arab Students are lounge. Events include: West East neglected kids? Think about Circle United Ministries for more p.m. May 4 at the Union. K. sponsoring a seminar on the Bag, national organization for an international service revolution in Dhofar and southern information. women artists, organization for people. Come find Granny's Fun Band, The Socialist Arabia from 6 to 11 p.m. Sunday in a kazoo band formed Labor Party Club out what Circle by a group of K is all about, at 38 and 39 Union. 211 E. Grand Rivet invites you to a critique of 7:30 p.m. Speakers and a women aged 60 to 82. Street Thursday in 309 Bessey film. John Saliba, S. J., will speak on Corner Society will perform "The evolutionary self ■ management at Next to the Sportsmeister _RCilM at 7 tonight in 39 Union. "The Exorcist, Satanism and the Woman Play." Auto 8:30 tonight in 37 Union. I welcome. Occult" at 7 p.m. tonight at St. equal rights amendment, mechanics, the MSU Packaging Society will hold Mon, Tu«», Fri, Sat J-S are some its final April Wtd.Thur «-« John's Church, 327 MAC Avenue. of the Jewish Students: Let's get The Pre - Vet Club will hold meeting at 7:30 p.m. 40 workshops to be held. a All are invited to attend. Coffehouses together again for spring term. short meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in 106 International to be held Friday and tercsted In dreams'! Please Saturday evenings at the Women's Organization of Jewish Students Thursday in 116 Natural Science Center. Final plans for New York to the Jungian Psychology meets at 8:30 p.m. Thursday in 337 Bldg. A trip and upcoming annual banquet Center. Internationally known trip to the Detroit nn meeting and talk with a Women's Resource Center Case Hall. Join us. Zoological Park will be discussed. will be discussed. Guest speaker to - author of "The Woman's Knic nf Jungian analysts. 7:30 8 Morrill Hall. Jung's Brown Bag Lunch for women students age 25 - plus meet at noon Juliet Mitchell, will be a For more information on the Estate," speaker. MSU Soaring Club meets at 7:30 The Resource Development Club be announced. CIGARETTES 3PK/99c today in 6 Student Services Uldg. to tonight in 34 Union. A free ground will hold a short business Searching for truth? So are we. festival, contact the Women's meeting Join South Limit 3 school topic, will be in the at 7 p.m. Thursday in 338 Natural Collegiate Fellowship at Center, 547V1 E. 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Must be neat and unfurnished. Carpeting, air •FOR SALE Custom stereo system, must selll VEGA 1972 " 'edan rad'°' dependable. Transportation conditioning, kitchen appliances, coronado gardens' j 33? ?3Rft 1-4.1Q automatic, 20,000 miles. Best bedroom Animals offer. 337-1562 after 5 p.m. needed. Call for appointment laundry, parking, no pets. Call townhouse a„Jl GREMLIN 1973. 6 cylinder, 34-17 655-2175. Ask for Robbie or 332-1703.4-4-19 immediately. Sl47/m0nth,f!:| Mobile Homes Gary. SEA HAWK qualify. Membership |» t,.. I •LOST & FOUND standard, 4400 miles, $2100. Call 351-7898 after 5pm. 4-4-19 _ VEGA 1972- Hatchback AM/FM RESTAURANT. Williamston. ONE GIRL needed to share Phone 393 9513 M„JP •PERSONAL 8-track, tinted glass. Must sell! 3-4-18 sunny apartment. Summer only. Friday. ia5pm. 5-4-22 1 355-0944. 5-4-17 Close. 332-6849. 3-4-18 •PEANUTS PERSONAL gremlin 1971 23,000 miles, LARGE: NORTH 836. - DRIVERS TO drive Jumbo ice Avail*,! standard transmission, 6 Private, lower, furnished. •REAL ESTATE VOLKSWAGEN 1970 Squareback. cream trucks. Must have good $1501 cylinder, excellent mechanical month plus Good mileage. $1600 ©COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES' driving record. Apply 11390 deposit. Uiilij, •RECREATION condition. Before 6pm or best paid. References. offer. 355-9896. 3-4-19 North U.S 27. DeWitt. 20-4-30 MarriM- •SERVICE 351-5654. After 6pm 339-2833. ^ couple. Call 489 0450 54.a I | Miftnfa |[/) 4-4-19 Instruction VOLKSWAGEN Typing Service JAVELINE, 1968 - body good, 1963 black" rebuilt engine, excellent Shiny Employment j) For Rent LANSING EASTSIDE-""^ occupancy. 2 bedrooms, rJI •TRANSPORTATION tires and engine fair. $325. 351-5481. 5-4-17 ?°n1d'tl0n- $375- 355-9848. BODY REPAIR. Quality, reduced redecorated. $125/^1 COUNSELORS WANTED FOR TV AND STEREO rentals including all utilities. 351.7»'l •WANTED 2-4-17 rates to students. Also CAMP SOMERSET FOR GIRLS $24/term. $9.95 / month. Free LEMANS 1969. Excellent VOLVO 122 - Good running guaranteed rust proofing. VAN AND CAMP COBBOSSEE FOR same day delivery and service. ••RATES** condition. New Parts, $750. condition, good body. From 9-5, WORLD, 645-2123. OR-224-30 BOYS. Require men and women Call NEJAC, 337-1300. C-4-30 SUBLET TWO - man Also two tires. Cheap. Call 882-9808; evenings 393-0986. Enjoy the good life in the blocks from 10 word minimum 351-4507. 2-4-18 3-4-18 highly skilled in camp activities, coming year and leave the end campus Shj,fl least 21 cooking and bath. Sl10/moo«K js at years of age, with of the month utility hanles to plus utilities. MAVERICK 1974. 7000 miles. Motorcycles previous camp counseling *Heatad Pool 'Laundry Monday Phone 332-S72]| Extras! 337-0243. 5-4-22 1 11 1 experience. Camps are located in - Friday, 9:30 11 Maine. Girls Camp needs: Sail, •Ample Parking *Alr Cond. 11-430 CLOSE - SUMMER sublet. 2 man •Nicely Furnished MAVERICK 1970 Swim (WSI), Golf, Scuba. 37,000 miles. 1 3 5 10 - Radio, 23 miles per gallon. Vinyl 1972 SUZUKI, 90cc, dual range 4-speed, 2,400 miles, $300 firm, Riflery, Tennis, Ski, Gymnastics, furnished. Air conditioning. Price negotiable. 332-2944. FALL LEASES (Utilities Included) TWO BEDROOM homes. $25 furnish^ 10 1.50 4.00 6.50 13.00 Arts & Crafts, Secretaries. Boy's - S35/w interior, $1,150. 349-2709 after 355-1035, anytime after 7 p.m.' 15-5-1 Efficiency $1S4 mo. minutes to campus. 12 1.80 4.80 7.80 5 p.m. 5-4-19 Camp needs: Swim (WSI), 1 Bedroom $1(4 mo. Quiet 15.60 _ 3-4-17^ Tennis, Riflery, Shop, Ski, Sail, 2 Bedroom $234 mo. peaceful on a lake. 641M' I 15 2.25 6.00 9.75 19.50 ROGER & PAULS 0-4-30 ■ MG MIDGET 1970 well, HONDA 750 1972 - must sell, Golf, Scuba, Trampoline. Married 745 Burcham Dr. 35I-3M8 18 2.70 7.20 11.70 23.40 runs very SUMMER RENTALS needs body work. 332-4819. Low mileage.' Carrier, helmets, couples accepted. Write full or 484-4014 MSU AREA Okemos. 0 20 3.00 8.00 13.00 26.00 2-4-18 chain lock. Best offer over MARATHON details to Camp Office, 225 East bedroom furnisl 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS ONE GIRL to share large room in 3 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 $1550.351-6676.5-4-22 57th Street, New York, N.Y. NOVA CONVERTIBLE 1963, runs conditioned, carpeted. SijgH Where all we 10022. 54-17 2 PEOPLE girl. Park Trace. $67.50. heat included. 349 2174 D EADLINE good, two new front tires and MOTORCYCLE TUNE-UP. $150 MONTH 349-3086. after 7 p.m. 11-4-30 543J 1 specialize in is P.M. one class exhaust $150. Chrysler NY Factory trained mechanic, 20% ACTION VISTA - Peace Corps day • cars • 3-4 PEOPLE BROTHER NEEDED toshmdjfl before publication. 1965, good local transportation, below dealer price. 484-3500. Placement office April 15 - 19. WANTED ONE or two r $180 MONTH cheap, own room, close $100. Both for $200. 349-25,3 5-4-22 LOCATED AT THE Sign up for interview. 5-4-18 for apartment at Campus Hill. to] after 7 p.m. 3-4-17 CORNER OF JOLLY campus. 355-0800.5-4-23 Call Kim or George. 349-2843. Peanuts Personal ads KAWASAKI 350. & OKEMOS RO CEDAR must be pre Excellent 349- 3196 PEACE CORPS and VISTA seek 4-4-19 LARGE TWO party, fumu3 paid. NOVA 1970 - Economy 6 cylinder condition, low mileage. Call liberal arts graduates April 15 - VILLAGE efficiencies. Air conditioned.H after 6, 332-6844. 1-4-17 6DAY A WEEK TOWING stick. $1350. Call after 5 p.m., 19 at Placement Services. 5-4-18 BRENTWOOD, FRANDOR near. 2 Close to campus. Summer, $1401 OPEN 6 DAYS Cancellations/ Corrections 676-4520. 5-4-22 bedroom unfurnished, available Fall, $165. 484-0585 30520 MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - 7 AM - 9 PM BUT SUNDAY 315 BOGUE ST. 351-5180 | 12 WAITRESS NEEDED immediately, immediately. Quiet adults only. noon one class day New low rates. FIEDLER MASON BODY SHOP - 812 East ONE GIRL OLDSMOBILE F-85, 1968 - 6, 2 good starting pay, other $175. Phone 485-9343. 5-4-22 needed t before publications. Kalamazoo Street since ,1940. 2ND MAN needed. Summer. Own door, good shape, excellent gas INSURANCE. Phone 676-2449 benefits. Apply in person, apartment next year CailJnl room. Cedar Village apartment. mileage. $600. 349-4167. 5-4-23 0-4-17 Complete auto painting and 1-3 PERSON APARTMENT tor 351-1964 or Darlene 33 7 27S ■ Dagwood 2803 East Kalamazoo. $75/month. 351-1807. 3-4-19 The State News will be collision service. 485-0256. summer. Air 5-4-23 conditioning, pool, OLDS 1964 88. Good NORTON COMMANDO 1972. C-4-30 esponsible only for the - dishwasher, disposal, furnished. SUMMER SUBLET East Lansing, transportation. Why Pinto Used 1 year. 6600 miles. New DRAFTING ARCHITECTURAL $160,351-7531.9 4 26 TWO BEDROOM furniftt| first day's incorrect VOLKSWAGEN / FOREIGN Car - one bedroom air conditioned. apartment. Near ca around for $200? 351-5673. chain, rear tire. $1450. evenings and Saturdays. Call Balcony, quiet. insertion. 2-4-18 349-3555, 6-7pm. 3-4-19 repair. Mechanical and body. 349-1074 after 9pm. 3-4-19 351-7130. CAMPUS VIEW conditioned, $180 mori:ti| Buy, sell and trade. IMPORT 10-4-30 351-6168.4-4-19 are due 7 days trom OLDS 442 1969. Excellent YAMAHA, 750 - 1973. Smooth AUTO PARTS AND REPAIR. University Sponsored TWO PEOPLE to work in home for 551 ALBERT Street 1 bio 485-2047. 0-1-4-17 TWO GIRLS needed, summer I fall, - condition. $800. No rust. running bike, good shape. Best Apartments mentally retarded adults. Rural Campus Hill. $45/month. from campus. Large tn 351-1578. 10-4-19 offer. Rob, 484-6461. 3-4-19 An alternative to setting. One live - in night - VW BUG Mufflers-. Complete weekend position. One 349-4617. 5-4-23 ' dormitory living for next bedrooms, furnished. Four It' for fall. Resident n | FOR THE person who wants $18.95 at CHEQUERED FLAG, OLDS 88 - 1966. Great shape, needs something special, 1964 Norton 2605 East Kalamazoo Street. alternating evening • day WOMAN - MAY or June. Own year's soph more women. apartment No. 3 , 33 2 2404 m| good home; $250 position. Contact Denisa Curl at 351-6676. 10-4 19 400 Electra, needs some work. One mile west of campus. room • Meadowbrook Trace. negotiable. 393-6643 after 3 Per 337-0648. 5-4-18 August Community. 4 & 6 units Automotive p.m. 3-4-19 487-5055. C-6-4-19 627-9870. 5-4-23 394-2152, 355-4205. 3-4-19 women GIRL NEEDED to HONDA AND SUZUKI tune - up VW - GUARANTEED REPAIR. 2 GIRLS for 4 man. New Cedar 332-6246 bedroom apartment and minor repair. Pick up and RANDY'S MOBIL, Okemos SUMMER JOBS Road. Rent $77.50, deooaH Village starting fall. 332-2186. 18 E, 414 Michigan Avenue • required. Phone 339-8416 or™ BARRACUDA 1966 3-speed, 273 delivery available. VERN'S Road and I-96 , 3 49-9620 Waiters, waitresses, dishwashers, 3-4-19 4 barrel!. New engine, new cooks, from June 21, through Halstead Apartments. Single 351-2108. 34-17 C-224-30 - GARAGE, 323 Carrier Street, bedroom. Call between 12-2 exhaust. Excellent gas mileage. Labor Day. Send Resume to PONTIAC LEMANS 1967 air, Lansing. Phone 372-8015. NEED FEMALE - summer - fine p.m. 337-7135. 3-4-19 CAMPUS HILL Apartment. « Body in fine condition. $350 or - SINBAD'S RESTAURANT Box 10-4-25 4 man. Close, air, $50. best offer. 332-8250. X-5-4-23 power steering / brakes. 125 Mackinaw City, Michigan one girl for sublease spring. April 351-1208 after 6 p.m. 5-4-23 351-8629. 3-4-19 MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 49701. 3-4-19 MUST SUBLET immediately. 2 rent paid. $67.50. BUICK SKYLARK 1965. Excellent CHECK our low rates! Call bedroom, furnished modern 349-2045. 3-4-17 running condition. New tires and PONTIAC CATALINA - 1966. LLOYD'S of Lansing at 332-5335 or 482-5585. 0-17-4-23 DRIVERS WANTED. Full and part time. Must have excellent driving MALE Club LIFEGUARD for Country Enjoy Tills Summer at apartment, $190 / month. Move in now with free rent until May FEMALE WANTED until JunelE I exhaust system. $325. pool. Farmington - 332-5018. 3-4-18 record. Apply Varsity Cab, 122 Woodmere. 2-4-17 Bloomfield area. 332-5980. River's & 1. Call 373-6753 days. April rent free. $90 May WI 332-0336. after 6. 34-19 -June. Call 337-0578. 5-423 | 3-4-19 RENTAL CLERK - Must be Water's Edge [ CAMARO LT 1973, loaded, low OKEMOS, DOWNTOWN. One PEACE CORPS and Vista seeking mileage. Call after 3 p.m. 332-2959. 3-4-18 PONTIAC T-37, 1970. 4-speed, dual exhaust, wide ovals, 1970 SUZUKI 250 Enturo. Excellent, muffler plus chamber. available mornings and weekends. Married, 21 years old. professional sen/ices. Graduates, quiet man or woman share Houses £ BBA"S, RN'S, Engineers etc. #free canoes for tenants apartment. Utilities furnished, excellent conditio*. 349-3859 $500. 351-3783. 3-4-18 Neat appearance. Prefer public Placement Services April 15th - garden space possible. $70 / FEMALE GRAD, own r( after 6 p.m. 5-4-17 contact experience. Must have #on the Red Cedar CHEYENNE 3/4 ton pickup - month. Call Glen, after 3 p.m. TRIUMPH Michigan drivers license and 19th. X-3-4-17 Summer, fall option. Close.SSB 1973. 350, V-8. Like new. Will BONNEVILLE, 1969, 'Balconies 349-0249. 3-4-19 332-0073 after 5 p.m. 3-4-18 T RAMBLER 1959 good condition, low mileage. good driving record. * let go for $2900. Please call - good RESPONSIBLE, EXPERIENCED 2 johns per apt. 882-3022 or 372-1518. 10-4-24 condition. $125. 349-1297. Call Mark at 332-8641. 3-4-19 Approximately 30-35 hours per ONE PERSON, own room in new week. $2.25 per hour. 351-5652. girl student to work in faculty Summer Rentals from $50 FEMALE $65/couple $95. Gardul 3-4-18 (next to Cedar village) duplex. Carpeted, dishwasher, 2-4-17 home, 3:15 - 6:15 weekdays, all Own room, 6 miles. 655-2060. ^ BMW, YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, COUGAR 1S68 - Automatic, day Saturday. Cleaning, cooking 332 - 4432 air conditioning, $75/month. 34-18 RICKMAN. Save gas and have RAMBLER STATION wagon, 1967 dinner, some child care. Job lasts 337-1612. 7-4-25 power steering, radio, vinyl top fun too! Most models still PART-TIME positions for MSU GRADS, MALE SHARE good transportation, $175. through summer and next year. 5, 6, Sirm|I - and interior. 882-5416. 3-4-17 available. Large stock of parts, students. Excellent salary level or 7 MAN HOUSE. 355-5991 after 5pm. 3-4-19 Good pay. Walking distance apartment. Close. Quiet, TWO GIRLS needed to share and and fall. Furnished, parkin accessories, competition meaningful business kitchen, bath, laundry. Twykingham COUGAR 1969. Automatic, power equipment, helmets and leathers. experience. Automobile campus. Call 337-0241, after 349-3328 after 6 apartment next very close. 332 5722, MondirT RENAULT, 1967, R-10, excellent 6:30 p.m. 5-4-23 p.m. or year. 351-1241. 54-22 tilt steering, stereo tape, radio, condition! Over 30 mpg. SHEP'S MOTOR SPORTS, INC., required. 351-5800. C-3-4-18 weekends. 104-23 Friday. 9:30 -11am. 0-34-5JI | 2460 North Cedar, Holt. Just vinyl. One owner, runs great, 332-4909 after 5:30 Monday - NURSING ATTENDANTS. Special south of I-96 overpass. Phone RN, AND LPN, needed for full MILFORD STREET-126. Two man make offer. 355-5855. 4-4-19 Friday. 5-4-23 time and part time positions on Saturday and Sunday only $185, three man $67 each man. 694-6621. C-44-19 a medical - surgical unit. Phone openings. All 3 shifts. Class Two blocks from campus, CROSSWORD HRE EfDn UQJB mm 485-3271.4-4-19 begins May 6, luncheons and deluxe, furnished, air MOTORCYCLE SEATS recovered. All colors, all sizes. $20, parking furnished. Apply at the conditioned. Immediate PUZZLE raaa mn WANT ADS MEAN 485-2013. 5-4-22 up. DESK CLERK needed transportation and be willing - r st have Ingham County Extended Care Facility, 3882 Dobie Road, occupancy or fall and summer rentals. 351-2647. 484-8494. ACROSS 1. Secret store 22. Cnnvict 24. Strife travel. Call 372-0567 or Okemos, Michigan. Phone 489-1656. X18-4-30 6. Old Syria 26. Hayloft 489-1215 between 12-6PM. 349-1050. 5-4-23 NOW LEASING 0-1-4-30 551 ALBERT sublease two for SUMMER & FALL BABYSITTER, Thursday, 5 p.m. • three woman summer, 9 p.m. Cherry Lane for boys 9 negotiable. 332-0097. 34-18 8 SEPARATE LOCATIONS and 10. 355-8079. 3-4-19 AIR CONDITIONED WANTED: THREE women for four COMPLETE KITCHENS PEACE CORPS and Vista seek for fall. woman, $77.50 - STUDIOS DID Science graduates. Placement 332-2607. 34-18 15. Shoshonean 42. Rosalie acid 1 & 2 BEDROOMS Office, April 15th-19th. 3-4-17 16. Sorry 43. Ostentatious FURNISHEO YOU j 18. Accomplish- 45. Hunter's 2. Plea 1 BEDROOM, furnished or , GET WAITERS NEEDED for J'S unfurnished, pets, 1 mile from ment shelter 3. Greek letter \V0URSf ?- CHALET RESTAURANT. Hours 5 - 11pm, Call 484-9431, MSU. 351-1944. 34-18 Available anytime. 4 Uriah 5. Misjudged Your dollar buys more during these days i— r- r- 6. Skilled 1515 Canter Street. 44-19 M y 6~ 7- r- 9 laborer of inflationary prices when TWO MAN. furnished you carefully Bttchwood 1110 SMCh St. APARTMENT WANTED: Spartan wife to. give IO /Put to fl'SM 3S1-C1M apartments. 129 Burcham Drive, shop the Want Ads. Join the smart Detta Armi 235 Delta St. quality child care to one child $140. 124 Cedar Street, $170. ~ m 8. Back street THAT IS! bargain hunters! Take advantage of the ISI-fll* Ewrjratn Arms 341 Ev«r|reen St. Check out Collingwood full time. Three children, part time in south side home. Good 135 Kedzie Drive. For the serious, graduate or married is~ — % "4 9, intermediate 10. Brusque terrific selection of new and good used Hailett Armi 135 3S14I3* Collnfwood St. Apartments for... pay. 882-4796. 4-4-19 students. Leases starting June or % 17 12 Fodder 17 Right away things for sale in the Want Ads now! 3S1-MS0 North Point* 1240 HaHttt Rd. 332-M7S *air conditioned WANTED: SINGER for album Deptember. Call 487-3216. Evenings 5-10 p.m., 882-2316. 3T * 3o~ 1 ir 19, Sawyer 23 Memos University Terrace 424 Michl«an 337-OSIO ^dishwasher demo acoustic and performances, music. 351-3783. Or 8-3 p.m. 351-2402. 0-4-30 muuummu 25. Hurtay 27. Humonst STATE NEWS Unlverilty VIHa«« 135 351-2011 Abbot Rd. Inn America 2734 E. Or. Rl»«r *shag carpeting ♦unlimited parking ♦Plush furniture 3-4-17 APARTMENT lease, fairly close FOR rent to - campus, no mmmwmmsMm 41 35 34 % JT 29 perform 30 Harangued 337-1(21 NUDE MODELS for photography. sparsely furnished, no limit to 31. Heavy anchor ♦Model Open Daily Call between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. number of occupants. Available SB 39 140 Ml 32. Plant disease HALSTEAD Want Ads MANAGEMENT call 351-8282 489-1215. 0-4-30 April 16. Call Chris Cawood __«844«29, 349 2120. 54-19 ill M6 VA hT HH 33 Quadnl'e figure 34 Billet BELL'S PIZZA House needs a FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted. hi, (behind Zody's YA 36. Perch 347 Student Service$ 351-7910 - partner for the Kalamazoo store. Share bedroom, clow to campus. 39 Friendly the riverl) 355-8255 Mon. - Fri. 8 am to 5 pm ASK A^OUT OUR EARLY LEASE DISCOUNT on $10,000 down. Call Mr. Bell for appointment. 332-5027 or $20/weak. Call Sherry at 361-9502 before 4 pxn. mmm W/A 40 Pans 44. Pmch aup"" | or 675-7391. 54-22 351-1700, after 6 p.m. 64-19 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 17, 1974 J5 Houses J Rooms For Sale For Sale For Sale Lost & FowdJ[C[| [~ Personal / i need PERSON for close. furnished APARTMENT near L.C.C. OWN room, house Unfurnished, BRAND NEW 3 speed 26" bike. PIONEER SX525 Stereo receiver. summer, one month rent house older 694-1878 after 5 p.m. 4-5-12 BANJO'S GOOD selection, good - LOST: SMALL 5? Call Marci 361-1985. student / worker, $55 monthly 482-8561.3-4-19 Kenwood 2002 Stereo amp. Sony CF550 AM/FM, portable prices. Best warranty aid terrier. Gray female, mixed Name Sammie, since BUSTER CRABE evenings- 3-4-17 TWWIBiPUQUfS stereo cassette recorder. Koss service. MARSHALL MUSIC, April 13. Reward - 349-1855. IN PERSON Announcements for It's What's East Lansing. C-1-4-17 IwANTED B MALE to share house MALE FURNISHED ropm, nice, quiet, close / campus. $12.50 / K2+2 Quad headphones. Pioneer CS99A speakers. Sony ICB300W 4-4-19 THURSDAY, 1 CURIOUS BOOKSHOP p.m. Happening must be received in the State News office, 341 Student $70/month, own room. Call late week. 140 Orchard Street. ALL TYPES of optical repairs, $10 Reward! Lost, 1 SR-10 (Texas 307 EAST GRAND RIVER Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least Walkie - Talkie set. PLUS Much 482-7082. 2-4-18 prompt service OPTICAL two class days before publication. 337-2758. 3-4-19 More quality used equipment: - Instrument) Calculator. Call No announcements will be accepted DISCOUNT, 2615 East ItIBED OF " off rents and jive rip - ROOM AVAILABLE April 22 Mcintosh, AR, Pioneer, Sony, Dynaco, KLH, Electrovoice, Michigan. 372-7409. C-3-4-19 353-7224 or 393-1067 or bring to room 156 Engineering by phone. landlords? Here", an alternative $52/month plus utilities. Call Fisher, Rectilinear. Large Building. 3-4-18 FREE U: Tai Chi begins at 5 t0 renting. Call Mark or Bob at EAST LANSING REALTY 332-3495. 3-4-19 selection of used auto stereo Animals V • -discountprices p.m. today. Call and sign up before COMPANY, 332-3534. 4-4-19 systems. Also Sanyo tape FOUND: LADIES Watch near ■ Av/nm rur coming; Zazen is still accepting Men -AVOID THE VD BLUES . ROOM IN house Phsycs Building. Call 337-1598 | serious sitters. Call Deb or Ron own phone behind players. Jensen speakers and | ARABIAN STALLION 3 before coming - meets at 7 tonight i1 opening FOR 1 or 2 women in Coral Gables. $60. 351-4152. Craig mini - cassette players. years - after 5pm to identify. C-3-4-18 lOrder your contraceptive needs' in 301 Agricultu e Hall; Bicycle coed house. $35 per month, own 3-4-19 WILCOX SECONDHAND $1,500. Quarter horse stallion, I from us. Sampler $2.50. Brochure I FOUND: WOMAN'S workshop at 7:30 tonight at room, large house, good people. STORE, 485-4391. C-4-30 yearling $500. 669-5617 or wristwatch |and Sampler 35c. In Vefbcipede. SINGLE ROOMS 663 8809. X-5-4-18 April 11. Between Wells and plain| 1 4 miles from campus. Phone available for -wrapper within 24 hours. Write:■ women in Christian student BICYCLES Sparty. Call 355-2604. C-3-4-18 ■SCOTTS PRODUCTS, P.O. Box" iLesbiani 489.3177. x-3-4-18 GUITAR, MARTIN D12-20 - ALL Ten Speeds! counselors are now FINE AUSTRALIAN Shepherd ■ 142 3, East center. Kitchen privileges, Excellent condition. $350 or Various colors and sizes, Lansing, Mich.' available to talk to any women with i GIRLS wanted for house, close immediate occupancy! best offer. 393-1616. 3-4-18 Simplex De-railer center - pull puppies - $50 each. Call LOST, SMALL black and white cat, §48823. | questions or concerns from 3 to 6 $80/month. 151 Bogue Street 332-0267 after 5 p.m. 54-17 Gunson area. Call 332-1831. p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. on to campus. Summer and / or brakes, high quality at dealer's (across from Abbot Hall). 3-4-19 Wednesdays and Thursdays at the Fall. 337-0980. 5-4-23 FINE cost. Forced warehouse sale. INTERESTED IN No-Frills Low UNSET, Cut, polished WANT A wolf Women's Center, 547'/j East Grand 351 4950. X-5-4-19 9-4:30 p.m. Monday - why not settle for Cost Jet Travel to Europe, The Persian Turquois stones. Friday. 8 - River Ave. a AKC beautiful i couple WITH money, for house Available MSU Museum Gift a.m. - 12 p.m. Saturday. D & C tervuren LOST: UNION Grill, 4/11, bag Middle East, The Far East, NEAR FRNADOR - Mature, quiet STORAGE 1241 Roth Drive, puppy? They'll love your with pictures, socks, toiletries. Students with debts, liberal, low rent, Shop, Wednesday - 17th. 9-5pm. Africa, or Practically Anywhere? for a Democratic female student. $50 per month. South Cedar at I-96. 694-3311. children and guard your home. Reward. 353-2162. 5-4-23 Society will meet at 8:30 p.m. close, extras.After 3, 615 West 2-4-17 EDUCATIONAL FLIGHTS can Grand River. 3-4-19 Kitchen privileges. Call OR-3-4-18 Showing and working dogs. help you find the least expensive Thursday in 39 Union. Everyone 485-5529. 5-4-22 349-1460. 5-4-22 LOST: RED key case, 6 important welcome. CANON 1218 super 8 movie way for getting where you want I a ROOMY 3 bedroom house for camera. 12-1 power zoom. THREE-SPEED Girl's - great PUG PUPPIES keys. Erickson - Women's IM to go. Phone us Toll Free at - American Youth Hostels will ONE MAN to share house, - AKC, 2 months, area, 3-7 p.m. Wednesday. Call rentnear Potter Park. Being Original list over $1,000, asking condition. $35. 353-6537, after (800)223-5569. 25-5-17 present speakers and a slide show furnished, utilities included. 5 p.m. 2-4-17 must sell, make offer. 882-0086. 355-9823, anytime after 5 p.m. remodelled. Phone 349-0672. $300. 349-1715, after 6 p.m "The Hosteling Story" at 8 tonight $60/month. 351-3152, after 5 5-4-22 X-10-4-27 THE ALOHA! 5-4-23 OR-4-4-19 in 458 College of Arts and Sciences p.m. 4-4-19 QUEEN SIZE waterbed with Bldg, Lansing Community College, I SHARE HOUSE. Own bedroom, DOBERMAN, 10 month neutered SET OF 3 keys found between North Washington Avenue, Lansing. GIBSON J-50 folk guitar - $150. upholstered frame and male. Red T Shirts & Jeans and rust. Needs - An organizational meeting will be furnished, $75/month, split OWN ROOM in 4 bedroom house, $375 new. West Fillmore 4000 headboard. 353-6849. 3-4-18 a Chemistry Building and North Magnolia Street, east side - loving family with some room to Anthony Hall. 355-4192. From Hawaii held afterwards. utilities. 351-7989, after 5 p.m. 200 watt bass amp. - $500. of play. Faculty and staff need C-3-4-19 5-4-19 Lansing. Lease, $70/month, $1280 BIKE, GIRL'S three speed, good new. Ampeg guitar only inquire. Call after 7 p.m. The MSU Astronomy Club will plus 1/4 utilities. Call 485-1353, cabinet with 2 15" speakers - condition. $25 or best offer. 2SS Ann Street meet at 7:30 394-2831. 1-4-17 tonight in 120 Physics I CARPETED PORCH Room for after 5 p.m. 3-4-18 $200. 394-2167 before 7pm. 332-6685. 3-4-17 LOST: MINIATURE Schrtauzer, - Astronomy Bldg. Allan Saaf will rent.$83. Call after 3 p.m. male, gray, 9 years old, family 5-4-22 speak on black holes and quasars. KINKAJOU (HONEY bear) 351-1985. 4-4-19 ONE BLOCK from campus - MUST SELL! VOX Super male, $55. 482-3954 after - pet named "Robbie." Wearing a red Peanuts Personal Furnished rooms starting at coat with dark sweater There will be a general meeting GIBSON ELECTRIC Guitar thin Continental portable organ, dual - 5:30pm. 3-4-19 |rOOMMATE needed. Own $15/week.. Utilities included. body, cherry red, deluxe case. keyboard. Insanity just took underneath. When lost in the Dewitt area, April 4th. A of the MSU Employes' Assn. at 12:15 p.m. Thursday in Erickson room. Close - River Street. Clip this ad for $2.00 week Excellent condition, $525. over $190! West cabinet, JBL - MIKE BEYERSDORF; You animal. Hall kiva. It is important that all C - $60/month. 351-4471. 3-4-19 discount! Summer only. 351-8072 evenings. 5-4-22 speaker, $140. 393-4129.3-4-17 Mobile Homes sm substantial reward for his return. Call the Morals Chairman T staff attend. Evenings, 372-7456. 10-4-29 Please call 669-9361 after 5:30 today, after 8 p.m. 1-4-17 ■ SUBLEASING 2 bedroom for GUITAR MAGNOVOX STEREO p.m. or anytime on weekends. The Spartan Pistol Club will be - OVATION. Electric, - 2% years WANDERCRAFT 12' 60' with 8' x summer, porch. Call Ronna ROOM AND board in co-op $200 3-4-19 BARB C acoustic. $400 best offer. Ken or old. Love seat - new traditional x 28' glass enclosed porch. taking nominations for officers and 355-1994. 3-4-19 for rest of term. Call 351-4490. Heldt, 882 0226 2-4 p.m. or styling. 4 barstools 24" high Hope you 're having a good dav. firing at 7 tonight at the range 2-4-17 - Utility shed. Furnished. 409 FOUND: SHOES, sweater, tennis after 9 p.m. 3-4-17 wood frame / black Isn't it nice know ■ GIRL naugahyde Lancelot Place, King Arthur's racket. Livestock Pavilion, Last to someones Everyone welcome. COOKING, parking, close 485-9261. 5-4-19 / Campusl $75/month. 519 ROOMS FOR seats. Court. Phone 485-0203. 5-4-23 Friday. thinking about you! summer and fall. SOFA $5; Bureau $8, Antique Describe, John Forest, Ruth. 5-4-23 Cooking, parking, laundry, T.V. buffet with mirror $25; Antique BSR . C-3-4-19 Signed: printed in - McDonald 51 OX turntable, TWO BEDROOM 12' "It's What's Happening" are read room. Very close to campus. x 60'. Will Admirable Admirer? iron bed $25, More furniture new stylis dust cover $60; BSR sell with daily on WMSN 640 AM campus - or without furnishings. - |eAST LANSING: three bedrooms, Phone 332-5722. Monday • Cheap. 485-8357. 112 East McDonald 40-A Amplifier, Skirted. Call evenings and FOUND: SUM of money, found radio. carpeted, fireplace, refrigerator, Friday, 9:30 -11am. 0-34-5-31 Kilborn. 1-4-17 AM-FM stereo radio, both good between I nternational Center weekends. 393-8134. BL-3-4-19 and Wells Hall. 355-4192. stove, garage. 337-2095. 5-4-23 Real Estate AVAILABLE NOW through June condition. 355-1035, anytime C-3-4-19 « against the fear of rape, then 175cc MOTORCYCLE, $100. after 7 p.m. 3-4-17 FIVE ROOM furnished, 12' 13 OR 4 man house to sublease for 15. $65/month, 201 South 50', x with Women Against Rape at r.3 :30 Cheap transportation, fun, runs skirted, shed, new furnace, Foster. 371-1599. 5-4-19 LOST: SILVER chained p.m. Thursdays at the Women sumrtjer. 337-0222. 3-4-19 good. 351-0100. 5-4-23 ROLLAWAY BED. brand new, pearl KIMBERLY DOWNS - 3 bedroom, Center. All humidifier, air conditioner, 8' x necklace, between Owen and women welcome WANTED twin size. Call 349-4384 after 6 20' sun deck, large kitchen, formal dining, ■ NEED 1 person immediately - FEMALE sublease to LABLANC ALTO Sax with case. 54-17 professionally Hubbard, Saturday. Reward. family room / fireplace. Built p.m. landscaped lot, MSU Vi mile, Nancy Roman. NASA, will speak $57.50 per month. Phone spacious room in house. 2 blocks Excellent condition. $300. Call 353-8056. 3-4-19 1961. 6% mortgage. $37,900, by on "An Astronomer's Dream: A from campus. June 10 $3800. 351-8637, after 6 p.m. 484 6536. 3-4-19 355-2881.4-4-19 10 SPEED, super ■ dooper shape. Three - Meter Telescope in Space" - 3-4-19 owner. 489-0939. 104-29 September 15. $70/month. Must see to appreciate. LOST: IRISH Setter, female, at 3:45 p.m. Thursday in 120 ^SUMMER SUBLET: 3-4 people, Utilities paid. Call 351-4829 10 Kalamazoo and Clemens Street Physics - SPEED: Raleigh Grand Prix, 339-2179. 3-4-19 AMERICAN 1973. Two bedrooms RENT - 1400 square feet of - , own air conditioned. room, 5-4-17 area. Answers to "Lilley" 21". Perfect condition. Pam, fu rnished, warehouse. Zoned, excellent 351-7148, 200 South Clemens. light Pre - Meds; The Hreprofessional Furnished, tlose / campus. 351-5380 after 5 p.m. 3-4-18 SEWING MACHINE Clearance condition.steps, skirting, 8'x industry. Just east of East Negotiable. 332-8381. 5-4-22 j For Sale ^ Sale! Brand new portables shed. Located in Windmill 10' Lansing. 332-0537. &4-22 Club will tour Wayne State's Medical Building on Saturday. We ROSS 8 - track AM/FM stereo. $49.95. $5 per month. Large Trailer Park, Holt. $5100. Phone will leave MSU at 8 a.m. Sign up in FOUND: MALE beige sheep JnEAR FRANDOR. 3 bedroom Very good condition. $75. selection or reconditioned used 663-4135- 5-4-19 dog COUNTRY ESTATE, TWO the dean's office, 103 Natural furnished house, $240 / month type. Call 353-7948 evenings. GUNS. RIFLES/and handguns of 351-3685. 3-4-18 machines. YEARS old. Five acres with Science Bldg. We need drivers. Whites.Singers. C-3-4-18 plus utilities. $20/month all kinds. Buy trade and sell. Necchis, New Homes and "many AMERICA 1970. 12' x 60'. Two many trees, three bedroom, | discount! Summer only. BEST year 'round prices in ROLLEI 35, Super compact 35mm others." $19.95 to $39.95. bedrooms, furnished, skirting, family room with fireplace, full FOUND: PAIR of gold, wire - rim Evenings, 372-7456. 10-4-29 , Southern Michigan. BQfjl'S GUN camera with E-15 strobe, Terms. EDWARDS and 10' x 7' shed. $5995. Call basement, two - car attached e held. glasses in case. Thursday SHOP, 2412 South Cedar. Call reasonable. Call Dave 332-0367 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. 694-9326.5-4.J8 4:30pm. Wilson Ro-ad. garage, four stall horse barn, Stop by the Consumer (ROOM at 640 North Fairview near 371-2244. OR-17-M3 after 6 pm. 3-4-18 1115 North Washington, RICHARDSON 12' large fenced paddock. By owner, Information and Complaint Frandor. $45 plus utilities. - 60', I'/ibath. x 353-4146. C-3-4-18 489-6448. C-3-4-19 337-2791. 4-4-19 Referral Office, activities office, 2 bedrooms, shed, skirt, fende, Deposit but no lease. Spring or second floor Union. Volunteers are KENWOOD KR-5200 STEREO fully carpeted, excellent ir Personal / eT summer. Call 372-7524. 3-4-18 also needed to help in the office. Receiver. Akai X-150D tape deck. Soundcraftsman Model MAN'S condition. 3-speed bicycle. $20. Good After 5, condition. 54-18 $3500. 484-4077. | Service ^ MENSA New Idea SIG is for (GIRLS SUMMER term own 20-12 audio 351-9315.3-4-19 HAVEN people who believers in a True are frequency OF PEACE Spiritualist Faith or room, near campus, furnished. equalizer. Dyna FM-3 tuner THREE DOUBLE wide travello FOR THE BEST service who just like to argue Reasonable. 332-8903. 4-4-19 Church, 10813 North Ionia on stereo about anything at 7:30 tonight at Fisher 210 receiver. Metro Tec COMPONENT STEREO, small mobile homes! 24' x 52' - Road, Sunfield, Michigan. equipment see the STEREO Lois Dyer's. 1000 Hein Ave. 10 SD4AQ Universal 4 channel Advent loudspeakers Garrard $8,900, 24' x 56' $9,900 and |EAST LANSING, one, two, - SPEEDS 24' 60' - Services Sunday, 11:00. SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River. Jewish Personality Conference SALES SERVICE ACCESSORIES recorder rear channel amplifer. turntable, Kenwood amplifier. x - $10,900. Call or Readings or consultations by C-4-30 three, four bedroom duplexes Fisher XP-60 speakers. Cass Sony 352 tape deck, many come and visit AMERIHOMES, Friday through Sunday in Toledo. BIST VALVES, CHECK US OUT appointment. Messages after Ohio. For details, call available summer and fall. prerecorded tapes. $400. Call 6900 South Cedar. 694-8644. Rabb' tapes $2. 8 track tapes $1.50. services. 19-5-3 SUEDE AND LEATHER, cleaning Kudolph before S p.m. Phil Appliances, near bus. 351-8920. Albums $1. Electronic repair of Bob 484-4902 after 6 p.m. 5-4-23 or and restoring. OKEMOS DRY Sharkey after 11 p.m. |SUMMER 5-4.22 vdocipedq all kinds. We buy, sell and trade. DICKER 81 DEAL 3-4-19 BEST BUY in town! 1973 - 3 MONTY'S BAR CLEANERS. 349-0910. 0-1-4-17 (more IWH on page 13) 12 brick larmhouse in country. 15 minutes campus. Furnished, room Meddler SECONDHAND STORE, 1701 South Cedar, Lansing, 487-3886. ROYAL PORTABLE typewriter mechanical, good condition, bedroom, partly furnished, skirting, disposal, all carpeted. AND RESTAURANT EUROPE - ISRAEL Typing Service ^ I C-4-30 must sell! $25. 332-1147. 5-4-23 Excellent condition. Make offer! 6/more people. 882-4280. -AFRICA 1972 CANNISTER SWEEPER with 655-1227. 5-4-23 Shrimp and Fish * I 54-22 all attachments. Powerful SELMER - SIGNET TENOR SOLID GOLD 20 carat, two Pitcher Night (M-W-S) Travel Discounts year 'round. THESES. RESUMES, typing and suction. $16. 393-1510. ounces, Aztec sun 1965 RITZCRAFT with shed. Int'l. Student Travel Center saxophone. $275, plays god pendant. (Very Special Sunday) printing. Reasonable prices. ■EAST LANSING luxury - new C-3-4-18 351-1725. 3-4-19 Unfurnished, stove and 739 Boylston Street - Suite 113 COMME RICAL excellent. Looks good. Luncheon special Boston, Tel. (617 ) 267 - 1122 PRINTING. | duplex. Rent summer fall. or refrigerator, must sell! Owner - $1.50 351-4116. C-4-30 351-8473. 3-4-18 Central air, appliances, drapes. SANSUI 4000X Receiver, Garrard moving, only $3,000. 372-5125. ROCK AND Roll group for hire 2/3 bedrooms. 8824280. 5-4-22 Th HORSE SEARS boat motor turntable, Sansui 2002 Speakers FOR SALE: DECCA - 3-4-19 Pool Table - EXPERIENCED IBM typing. 2 Stereo, 1973. Remote gas tank. Motor HAPHAZARDS! Reasonable $950 value for $500! Call Pat, speakers $25.00; PANASONIC Pin Ball Machines Dissertations, (Pica • Elite). N ROOM beautiful old home. used less than 10 hours. $175. MARLETTE 12' 65'. 3 rates,satisfaction guaranteed! FAY ANN 439-0358. C-4-30 337-0564. 5-4-22 console stereo AM/FM tuner - x $61/month. After 9 651-5958 after 5pm. 5-4-23 bedroom, 8' x 21' 393-4129. 3-4-17 p.m. $45.00 Call 353-5757. 3-4-18 expando, 2359 E. Gd. River, Okemos 489 9664.3-4-18 ANYONE INTERESTED skirted, shed, partially furnished, COMPLETE THESES 10 SPEEDS Service, - IN HELPING THE BASE 901 speakers with equalizer. on wooded lot. 676-2278. - completely - FENDER SHOWMAN amplifier Discount printing, IBM typing ■)WN ROOM Excellent condition $375. After 5-4-19 overhauled and adiusted. SI 5 in nice house, DEMOCRATIC ACTION and with 2 15" SRO speakers, $325. plus parts. 371-1275. X5-4-22 binding of these, resumes, 1 $65/month. Francis Street. 5pm, 517-546-3844 ask for publications. MOVEMENT? MUST BE A Call 332-5931 ask for Nick. - 1972 GRAYWOOD carpeted. 2 Across from 489 0456.4-4-19 - REGISTERED 4-4-19 bedroom,1% BEGINNERS campus corner M.A.C. and VOTER. PLEASE CALL bath. Excellent | ACCESS CENTER | GUITAR Grand River. Below Jones condition. John Aldrich JIVE BEDROOM Home. 2% miles 393 8804 GARAGE SALE: 12' sailboat and TWO KLH-17 speakers - $85. 625-3158. After 5:00 FOR . WORKSHOP Stationery Shop. Call 0 campus in Empire 598 turntable p.m., Lansing. Available trailer. Stereo Component with 625-3566. w I Human Reproduction Health | immediately. 489-4152. 5-4-22 ANTIQUES 81 UNIQUES. Buy and Shure V15-II cartridge - $195. SAT. APRIL 20 I PERSON HOUSE, 2 blocks from sell. 220 Albert Street, under system, receiver, turntable and speakers. Set of drums, sunlamp, Call 351-4198 after 5pm. 3-4-19 AMHERST, 1971 - 12' x 60', 2 | Abortion - Contraception 1226 East services j 4 hrs./S5.0 0 Lums. C-4-30 Michigan . TYPING large cabinet; bumper pool table, bedroom, partially furnished. BY experienced thesis |I campus. Beautiful shape. 415 East Grand River, Utility shed and tie down straps. | Lansing 485 - 3271 | Sign up in office UAB typist on IBM Selectric II. Pica Summer only. 351-4293. 4-4-19 NEW WESTINGHOUSE n elite. Phone Nita 489-3569. EPI SPEAKERS 150's, 2 years - Williamston. 349-2891. 4-4-19 oven $330, and G.E. - BOARD EXAM TUTORING 2 5 5-3355 or old. $150. 484-0033 evenings. 5-4-17 STANLEY H. KAPLAN television, $150. 353-1826. Rooms 5-4-17 NEW 10-speed Steyr Puch 23" 3-4-19 Lost & Found TUTORING COURSES SPRING'S HERE! Law ^ Now maintenance, garden work and TYPING DONE in my home. 50c MUSIC FOR Summerl Fisher 500 men's frame. Illness forces sale, being formed for the rototilling. Dave, 675-5376. per page up to 10 pages, 40c per $110. 355-8027. 1-4-17 SUPER KUSTOM bass amplifier upcoming MCAT, DAT, LSAT, Receiver, Jensen speakers, Dual FIND SOMETHING 5-4-17 page over 10 pages. 489-2128. ingle room, close to turntable. Enjoy. Call John T. excellent condition. $650. Call ATGSB, GRE Board Exams. For IF You've found a pet or article of 0-4-30 I campus, 882-7525. 3-4-19 information call 1-313-354-0085. available immediately. 485-2916. 4-4-19 ZENITH, 19" black and white TV. value, we want to help you return GUITAR PLAYER I Phone 351-5076. 5-4-18 0-1-4-17 singer for 3 months old, $155 value. Will it. Just come into the State News IRENE ORR Theses, term papers, - 29" GRAND weddings. Contact Mike, MAGNAVOX COMBINATION sell for $90! 351-1578. 4-4-22 Touring 3-speed. $75, Classified Department and tell us TUTORING IN GERMAN 393-0470, after 6 p.m. 5-4-17 general typing. Formerly with console color TV and man's, brand new! 482-4687. Ann Brown. Call 482-7487. Burnished, single room with FM-AM radio and phonograph. SEARS FLEXING 5-4-23 you want to place an ad in EAST LANSING STATE BANK'S found C-4-30 "I Ziehen practice. Call 355-3846. 3-4-19 CREATIVE WEDDINGS, Portraits, privileges. Close to Excellent condition, $400. brand new, $19. Call Robin, column. As a public service EAST I campus. Phone Passport, Application photos. 627-7103.1-4-17 489-5513. 3-4-18 355-0912, after 5.3-4-19 MOVING SALE - 4611 LANSING STATE BANK will run TYPING THESES and term papers. FREE ... A lesson in complexion Compare. LUKE Arrowhead Drive, Indian Hills the ad at Free pick - up and delivery. no cost to you! care. Call 484-4519 East PHOTOGRAPHY, 351-6690. subdivision, Okemos. Starting EAST LANSING 371-4635. 10-4-22 Michigan or 485-7197 Lansing noon Thursday April 18 - How to form your own car pool Saturday April 20, 3-4-18 STATE BANK C-4-30 Mall. MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS. C-3-4-19 Typing Service Transportation J- As a public service at no advertisement for those ,ieople who would like to charge, the State News will provide a free classified set up or join a car pool. SUMMER ANN BROWN typing i and multilith LEAVING- FOR Southeastern Virginia also Virginia Beach area, Drivino?_ make it of the one offset printing. Complete service for on April 20th. Returning one or Riding? _ dissertations, theses, week later. Liberal rider wanted manuscripts, general typing. IBM From best in your life at 24 years experience. 349 0850 to share expenses. Call Don C-4-30 332-4114 after 5. 5-4-18 "731" FORMER COLLEGE Wanted A short walk from campus, "731" administrative secretary desires J The State News will Apartments typing term papers, theses, not accept responsibility for arrangements offers you the utmost in luxury and summer or conduct of living. manuscripts, etc., at my home. BELL'S Participants. Lounge around the spacious pool gettin' tan and Fast service, reasonable PIZZA House needs a rates. The information married man to manage the requested below must be supplied in order for ad to appear. sippin' something chilly. Take a dip if you get too 332-2616. 3-4-19 Kalamazoo store $3,000 warm. required. Call Mr.Bell, for Full Inside your "731" apartment, EXPERIENCED TYPIST, Okemos. Name_ you'll find plush IBM (pica or elite appointment. 332-5027 or furniture and carpeting, complete with a type). balcony and 372-6726 weekdays or 349-1773 675-7391. S4-22 air conditioning. There's even a dishwasher to help evenings and weekends. 0-1-4-17 dean - up after parties. Visit "731" today! PIANO - CHEAP. Any condition. City pton, Call Mike Kramer, 337-1861 Now Leasing Summer and Fall THESES, PAPERS, general typing. 3-4-19 "This coupon may l» Guaranteed work. Call Carolyn, brought in or mailed to: Cv Pool Classifieds, 347 Student SUMMER $1 FA 1-3 FALL Services Building. No phone calls accepted. X persons •73 r 332-5574. 1(M -23 HOME TO sublease / care for while owner is gone. Am SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR 12 MO. LEASES PURPLE VICKI respectable, - fast, accurate, NO CHARGE mature, clean female school 731 Burcham Dr. 351 • 7212 inexpensive typing. Very near teacher; references. Judy. campus. 337-7260. 10-4-26 332-1388. B-1-4-17 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 17 , 5 from MSU finish Boston race By JOE KIRBY the number of people entered "Once you get past marathon races there few spectators. are very Carter; Gary Santti, finished 276th and a junior, Doug yelling when she got neit(l I State News Staff Writer in the race improves," Carter said. Heartbreak Hill, though, you've got it made," Carter, "Hie crowd is really great, Kurtis, a senior, finished finish; it was great near her," Kurtis said jUst £I"< I He didn't win the Boston Carter said the worst parts who is studying mechanical they hand you water, sponges 278th. Marathon, but Jim Carter, as MSU graduate student, was the of the race are the first five miles, when you try to set your engineering, said. The thing that makes the and oranges. A lot of times they keep you going," Carter Kurtis also had distinction of being the runner the finishers from Gerald Crane 2674 ' MsJ'?0" F0|?:| I Boston race unique is the said. who finished just ahead of the Trail, Lansing, a top finisher from Michigan, pace, and around the 17 - mile finishing 62nd from among the about 1,500 runners who point, when hills. you come to the number of people who line the course, since in most other Two other residents of Montie House ran the race with top female finisher. "The crowd really started Walter Gantz, i33o Ave., a graduate w ' student. JI1 completed the race. The 78 • year - old marathon, which was run Monday, was won by Neil Cusack, a student from East Tennessee State University and from Limerick, Ireland, in the Report By JUNE E. K.DELANO Ralph Nader's Tax Reform Clemens' finds office, which enough time for such Tuchinsky added. errors concern, tax the permitted $100 for political per C011bl I time of 2:13.39. State News Staff Writer Research Group. They then computed the highest refund, overlooked a $75 deduction Harold Price of the overlooked the contributions II This was the seventh time The Internal Revenue went to IRS offices in Grand IRS office Lansing advantace i taking a $25 tax credit U I Carter has run in the Boston Rapids, Mount Clemens, and missed two errors by the Tuchinsky in agreed with of the I Marathon and he completed Service (IRS) tax assistance staff may be courteous and Lansing and Ann Arbor to take volunteer totaling $44. "Most of the errors are an earlier press report, saying that "pressure is deduction if taxpayer's maximum tax ratpi I the 26 • mile 385 - yard course advantage of the free help. a great factor, the kind of under 25 per cent. In I friendly, but they do not know caused by ignorance or haste," in 2:30.56. much about taxes, a PIRGIM The IRS employes explained said Joseph Tuchinsky, pressure that builds up when the taxpayer took one c* I survey conducted during March the more complicated items to executive director of PIRGIM. you have 15 or 20 people for gas tax on a deduZ' I Carter, who lives in Montie shows. the "taxpayer," made some "Some of the IRS employes waiting to be served." deducted milage alre,J I House co • op, 548 MAC Ave, entries and left the volunteer don't know the tax laws and Other IRS officials were not as a An accountant business expen» I first ran in the marathon in In a report released Monday, to available for comment. n on th. I 1968, finishing 150th and since "Income Tax Day," PIRGIM claimed that the IRS's tax help complete the rest of the forms following the IRS give even incorrect advice; some entered clearly incorrect Following the instructions PIRGIM staff found of the returns were that noli I then has steadily improved his finishing position. service computed as much as instructions. information on the taxpayer's form." given by IRS employes, the PIRGIM report said, the made out, the Three of the four repoT^ I "My goal is to finish in the $300 discrepancies for four Though all the volunteers volunteer taxpayers overlooked interpreting errors j| L top 50, Carter said Tuesday. PIRGIM volunteers who used were entitled to refunds, they Good tax assistance requires and applying basic I Long distance runners two Carter, 25, said he enters or three marathons each the service, and that the errors were usually in favor of the varied drastically from office to another. The Mount one diligence and patience on the part of the IRS aide, and few automobile expenses related to employment and costs of a home office necessary for tax law had been madeonetthl return, with most of the in the government's erron I Jim Carter, left, and Doug Kurtis, both of Montie House, 548 year but the Boston Marathon, government. Clemens office computed a of the IRS staff seemed to have business, deducted more than favor, the I MAC Ave., both ran in the Boston Marathon Monday. Carter in which there were 1,705 The volunteers, including $529.24 refund; Grand accountant discovered T finished the 26 miles, 385 yards in 62nd place, and Kurtis entrants this year, is the biggest Sue Richardson of MSU, were Rapids, $501.35; Lansing, finished 278th. race for him. $191.14 and Ann Arbor, provided with identical sets of State News photo by David Schmier "Each year the quality and forms and data prepared bv $185.12. Even the Mount Caesats FAST FREE DELIVERY 337-1631 1203 E. Gd. 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