Volume 67 Number 142 Tutiday, April 23,1974 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 48824 Criticized head of VA to leave position in June the WASHINGTON (AP) ■ Donald E. on nature of the pending Johnson is resigning as Veterans announcement. administrator effective in June, it was But other sources reported the learned Monday. Johnson's operation of congressmen were told that Johnson had the massive Veteran's Administration planned all along to leave the (VA) has come under sharp criticism from administration in June. some members of Congress, but VA Calls for Johnson to resign came earlier sources rejected suggestions he was being fired. this month from Rep. Olin B Teague, D - Sources said Johnson planned to make Tex., Cranston and several veterans the announcement next week that he is organizations. leaving the administration after five years The veterans organizations included the as head of the agency which provides Veterans of Foreign Wars, the Paralyzed benefits to 29 million veterans. Veterans of America and the Disabled .mong MSU's innumerable assets are these: a $40,000 necklace of One well placed source said Johnson American Veterans. J8 carat gold and 27 Columbian emeralds-a gift from a mysterious had planned for more than a year to Speculation about possible successors return to private life this June. centered around Fred B. Rhodes, former lltimni-which is now on display in the Kresge Art Gallery, and a aide to Johnson, and former Rep. There was no immediate comment from eputed piece of the ill-fated dirigible Hindenburg, which Museum either White House or VA spokesmen on Richard L. Roudebush of Indiana. [xirator Val Berryman said he would rather believe than doubt. the plans of the former Iowa businessman Cranston also said after the meeting State News photos by Dean Lyons and Dale Atkins who onoe was national commander of the that the White House was relieving American Legion. Johnson "of responsibility of surveying Johnson conferred Monday afternoon conditions in Veterans Administration with White House staff chief Alexander M. hospitals." i0,000 emerald necklace, hearse Haig, who earlier in the afternoon had met with a delegation of congressmen on problems in the VA. According to Sen. Alan Cranston. D • Nixon assignment in had given Johnson a recent radio speech in which he also said a crack management this Calif., Haig assured the congressional team had been assigned to investigate icluded in MSU's unusual assets delegation that "an announcement regarding the future of the Veterans Administration which will be of importance" would be made within the enormous problems in the delivery of Veterans benefit checks and other services. made The hospital conditions survey is being by the VA's new chief medical next 10 days to two weeks. director, Dr. John D. Chase, who was By SUSAN AGER by 50 per cent. been replaced by a sleek office building. carved into its black wooden exterior and Cranston, who has called for President appointed to his post after Nixon gave State News Staff Writer Not much is known of Barton other But Sullivan's wrought iron elevator grille, a trap door inside, ' just big enough for a Nixon to fire Johnson, would not elaborate Johnson the assignment. limewhere in the list of MSU's millions than that he had humble beginnings as a used as a room divider in the MSU gallery, man to crawl in to help lift out the pilars of assets are a $40,000 emerald business administration major here, still stands as an example of classic 19th coffin," Berryman said. a horse • drawn hearse, an graduated in 1938 and in 1962 was century architecture. According to Berryman, Museum Itor grille from the old Chigago Stock employed with Barton Enterprises, a Two other similar grilles are owned by MSU Director Rollin Baker "thinks it's morbid, ■ange Building and a reputed life ptfrom the ill fated Lusitania. ' are among the thousands of consulting firm. His ■ listed address was Danville, Calif., which is not even in the National Geographic Atlas. Paul Love, director of the Kresge Art the Chicago Institute of Art and Yale University, Love said. But for bizarre and unusual examples of but I think it's delightful." The hearse was acquired in 1952 when the 70,000 items of a privately owned professors pected - not to say unusual - items MSU's properties, Che Museum's hidden museunf In Three Oaks, Mich., was turned J, like institutions across the country, I latched onto, for good or ill. lifts University In Medford, Mass., for ■pie, has set up the stuffed remains of Center, said he believed Barton is now living in Panama City, with interests in a resort island off Panama. The necklace rests on a student storage area is unsurpassed. The concourse Museum has filled the lower of the east length of Spartan over to MSU. That donation formed the foundation of the Museum's stored items. Near the hearse stands valiantly a black Congress to - Stadium with close to one million pieces surrey with a fringe on the top. Once of w>, P.T. Bamum's famous elephant, in designed bust, surrounded by black velvet, of the past, including a pioneer shiny black and on display in the museum, lounge of Ballou Hall, lot to be outdone, MSU has put on in a n-xiglas case attached to the gallery wall. „ The gallery also claims ownership of an smokehouse made from a hollowed - out sycamore log. The log stands over six feet now it is slightly dusty and back in storage. Many of the items in storage coverage ly in Kresge Art Center an ornate 18 ■ high, five feet in diameter and came from similarly alternate between public view t gold, emerald - laden necklace, elevator grille, designed by famed Chicago By DENI MARTIN longer valid due to the development of who knows where. and storage under the concrete stands of State News Staff Writer more sophisticated equipment. Ight to be made in Peru by a Spanish architect Louis Sullivan, which graced the Next to the smokehouse stands a the stadium. Should regular sessions of the U.S. Greenberg's and Atkin's study dealt |sman in the late 1600s. elevator lobby of the Chicago Stock tattered and dusty ophthalmologist's chair The Museum collection also includes a with the effects of six of these programs 1967, when the necklace was Exchange Building in the city's Loop from (one of several, according to curator Val reputed Lusitania life - jacket, a reputed Congress be televised? on 544 Tallahassee high school students. 1893 to 1964. When Love heard of the The Joint Committee on Congressional ^tedn, ittowasMSU by alumnus W. Dennis Berryman), and down the way is the horse scrap of the doomed dirigible Hindenburg Operations will answer this question They wanted to see if the programs valued at $40,000, but since planned destruction of the building, he • drawn hearse, with mud still encaked on and a reputed worm - eaten piece of the affected the students' knowledge of public I the price of gold has soared and the wrote to its owner and simply asked for a its narrow wheels. within the next few months after hearing " Mayflower, all of which Berryman said he affairs, level of political interest, attitudes of Columbian two months of public testimony from emeralds - 27 pi grille. The hearse, which Berryman says dates would rather believe are the actual items toward the legislators and legislative various media officials. Ji are set in the necklace — has risen Demolished in 1970, the exchange has to the 1880s or earlier, has draperies than doubt. activities and any resulting political The joint committee, headed by Sen. Lee Metcalf, D-Mont., recently heard two communication or activity. MSU professors report on methods that The six programs used in the study were IEFITS COME FROM FAR AND NEAR Congress might employ to improve its capabilities for communicating with the selected randomly and showed to half the students over a seven-week period. American people through the mass media. Greenberg and Atkin tested the lasting effect of the programs by administering Bradley S. Greenberg, professor and questionnaires to the students at the MSU tenants pay director of graduate studies in By SUSAN AGER University officials are quick to say that large rent tabs tax shelter for most persons, for a tax - The Plymouth office, which draws communication, and Charles K. Atkin, asst. professor of communication, told the committee on April 10 that high school students became more interested in state legislative action after watching'televised beginning and end of the study plus two weeks after the study had been completed. "We discovered the students, watching the programs, were far more interested in legislative action,-' Greenberg after State News St^ff Writer MSU owns only three non instructional exempt university it is nothing but extra $17,892 rent annually, was part of a gift said. leased buildings and that the rents go from Forest H. Akers of Detroit, former tapes of legislative proceedings. work. I1'* year MSU-often called "America's vice president of Chrysler Corp., to Greenberg and Atkin based their Atkin added that watching the tapes landlord" by residence hall directly to various trust funds which are "The rate of return may be higher, but f-will collect used for, among other other things, such then you have to figure in all the finance the east nine holes of the 18 - hole testimony on a research project they did had no great influence on the student's more than $85,000 in last spring that dealt with television ■ from only three of its glowing causes as employe benefits, work involved in real estate-repairs, golf course which bears his name. viewing habits of national and 18,000 tenants, Both the golf course and Akcrs Hall coverage of the Florida Legislature's ■one are on campus, but they student scholarships and grants to attract insurance needs, finding new tenants," international news. pay rents were financed by his donations. Akers had regular sessions. ■ng from $1,500 to $4,075 a month. distinguished faculty to MSU. Elliott said. The Florida Legislature permits the Greenberg said the television programs leased the Plymouth office to Michigan explained legislative procedure to the 'e's in Lansing, one in Plymouth and Nancy Elliott, director of investments Perhaps the most prominent of MSU's public television system to tape daily in Wayne. All told they will pay the and trusts, who is the tenants' human link tenants js Michigan Bell Telephone Co., Bell, but MSU has been the landlord since viewers so that they could understand how to their bureaucratic landlord, said that which rents office buildings in Plymouth his death in 1966. The current lease will legislative sessions. Each daily tape is the state legislature is structured. prsity $727,364 by the time their and Wayne. expire Jan. 1,1976. edited into an hour-long program entitled f run out. though property ownership may be a good "Today in the Legislature," and is shown "Half of The Forest Akers Scholarship Fund, our questions were related to whose $334,000 total includes income by the public network at night. the structure and the process of from the office's rent, has not been Of the three branches of the federal legislature," Atkin said. "We weren't specifically designated for scholarship use government, only the executive branch has interested in whether the student knew by the board of trustees, but encouraged and used he television what particular bill was passed on what medium in the past. The judiciary particular day. Our concern was whether administration officials expect the board to do so in the near future. excludes television coverage under Canon they understood congressional 35 of the Judicial Code. Congress doesn't procedures." Akers also gave MSU two other allow live TV or radio coverage except Coverage of legislative action by the Michigan Bell offices, one in Southfield when the President speaks before a joint mass media is not new. and one in Warren. which are session of Congress. "Florida, Georgia, West Virginia and administered by a separate trust fund Frank Stanton, former president and Kentucky offer coverage on cable TV," wHbse assets MSU does not control vice , chairman of the Columbia Atkin said. "Every state allows some Hie Wayne office which MSU leases, Broadcasting System, recently asked both coverage of legislative sessions." was built by MSU in 1956 to Michigan Bell houses of Congress to amend their In East Lansing, the cable network is specifications and has been leased lo the prohibition of television coverage in planning to offer live coverage of city company since at an average annual rent hearing rooms. He said that the excuse council meetings. Mayor Wilbur Brookover of $20,856. that cameras, cables and lights interfere said last week that he had no objections to with congressional proceedings is no the coverage. Funded by the retirement fund, ents from that building now return to the retirement fund, Elliott said. A newly negotiated lease will expire in December 1978. MSU's nearest and longest tenant, the Gulf, Amoco profits rise by more than 75 per cent W. T. Grant Co. of Lansing, vacated its MSU • owned store at 117 N. Washington Avt. late in December and is now searching for someone to pick up the NEW YORK (AP) - Leading off a week first quarter, up 81 per cent from both the $48,900 annual rent on the building, of oil industry reports, two of the major $121.1 million in the first quarter of 1973 mmS which the company had operated as a oil companies announced on Monday first and the $121 million reported in the last department store since 1939. - quarter profits more than 75 per cent three months of last year. ISU prope The original building, which was higher than a year earlier. Both companies said overseas operations were Gulf Oil Corp., one of the country's top destroyed by fire in l$53 and rebuilt by responsiWe five oil firms in terms of jne r°P 'ate of MSU's three off-campus tenants the W. T. Grant Dept. Store, 117 N. Washington Ave., closed down MSU, was a gift from the $500,000 estate for much of the jump. sales, said its earnings for the first three months of this December but still pays the University $4,075 rent per month-for the building. MSU has owned of Frederick Cowles Jenison, an MSU Standard Oil of Indiana (Amoco), year totaled $290 million, 76 he per cent pr°Perty since 1939, when Frederick Cowles Jenison left it to MSU as a part of his $500,000 estate. student who was a daily spectator at the which is ranked in the top 10 by sales, over the $165 million reported for the State News photo by David Schmier football team's afternoon practices. reported earnings of $219 million for the same period of 197a. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 23 i, Educational policy By JOHN TINGWALL the College of Education in all levels of government. to educationally deprived government responsible for up He closed his State News Staff Writer As featured speaker at a children more equitably. to 75 percent of the additional met* l Kellogg Center Sunday suggesting th„ evening. dinner honoring faculty "Most urban areas will have costs incurred by educating U.S. Congressman John education will Brademas, D Ind., Brademas, chairman of the members of the College of more eligible children, so most handicapped students. Only 40 faceacy/ urged - American schools of education House Select Education Education who serve as major cities can expect per involved cent of the schools "ith, P^lic education growing money J Subcommittee, said that as presidents of various national significant increases in Title I in this special scarce Police arrest 2 prison escapees to give far more attention to Congress works to strengthen organizations, Brademas money in the future," education currently get federal of us in education will h.,» the shaping of federal do lh, test educational policy in a speech and improve the Elementary addressed himself to various Brademas said. support, he said. available." » A two - state trail of killings and terror ended given to faculty members of and Secondary Education Act, provisions of the education act, After Monday in a residential neighborhood of Flint when involving $18 billion over the focusing on the Title I program Expressing his concern for "Congress has -found little addressing the f Brademas told „r! I two escapees from a state prison farm surrendered next three years, neither the that provides compensatory handicapped students help in writing this legislation," representatives that hp £ deans of schools of education education to disadvantaged especially, the eight • term 1 meekly to police. Brademas said, "and I wonder how Richard Nixon as The two men, identified by police as Joseph A. nor their faculties have made students. He said that updated standards of that program will congressman said he has introduced legislation much attention educators and threat to public the and bJJ pfi Molinare. 29, of Jackson, and Gordon L. Stockenauer, significant contributions to that researchers have given to real education because of their efforts. hopefully distribute federal aid would make the federal world problems as these." has designated sU J 26, of Lansing, were wanted in connection with three "Education schools and education. 1 killings - two in Wisconsin on Sunday and one in their faculties and students are Michigan early Monday. Authorities said they were too often silent when their voices need to be heard in captured near the home of Stockenauer's girlfriend without a shot being fired. Molinare and Stockenauer were among four men Congress in support of both legislation and appropriations essential to American Democratic leader who escaped Saturday from the prison at Marquette in education." Michigan's Upper Peninsula where they had been working in a minimum security area. Both were serving sentences for felonious assault. Brademas, who has been instrumental in uncovering administration plans to phase for tax cuts to pre They were arrested shortly after the shooting'of out educational programs, also patrolman Martin Chivas, 23, a two - year veteran of the reprimanded schools of WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate Democratic Leader Mike "Let's deal with the cause of inflation and not education for fool th Troy, Mich., force. failing to teach Mansfield Monday endorsed a substantial income tax cut as the American people with talk about a tax cut," Curtis told ih! effectively the process of way to help Americans hit hard by spiraling inflation. Senate. * They had been sought on first - degree murder policy - making and "This is something we can do for the average working stiff Mansfield said the revenue lost from a tax cut could be warrants for the shooting of Charlene Beaudin, 33. administration in education at who's carrying the load in this country," he said. n»,t up by closing tax loopholes which favor the rich and bv «T Police said they abducted Beaudin after she left work However, Sen. Robert P. Griffin, of Michigan, the acting defense, foreign aid and space spending. He also said he Saturday night at a Marquette restaurant and shot Republican leader, told newsmen he does not think there is going imposing mandatory wage and price controls across the board favo! to be a tax cut this year. her early Sunday when she tried to escape across a field Mansfield said inflation now is running at an annual in Oshkosh, Wis. They also were wanted in the murder of a Franklin, Higher fuel prices Griffin said he would not reject a tax cut "out of hand without taking a good look at the evidence in the economy. "We can't afford a tax cut in terms of the budget situation, but than 10 per cent and that Congress must take some help the average citizens who are hurt by this. rate high measure! Wis., gas station attendant. New Israeli said to hike supply if it were necessary to head off a recession, then it might be justified in those terms," he said. premier designated a The Senate Finance Committee recently reported to the Senate minor house bill to be used as a vehicle for tax cut amendments. WASHINGTON (AP) - Sawhill predicted that the Israel's ruling Labor party Monday named Yitzhak Tax legislation must originate in the House. John C. Sawhill, the newly oil industry's financial Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., and Walter F. Mondale, Rabin, former chief of staff and ambassador to the named federal energy chief, statements for the first quarter defended the higher fuel prices of 1974 would show D-Minn., have proposed a $5.9 billion tax cut to head off what United States, to replace Golda Meir as premier and try a that have settled in around the continuing rise in they termed a serious recession. to form a new government. profits, Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D-Minn., in a Chicago speech country and indicated Monday which increased dramatically in a*V»l I ^ • He pledged to continue "exhausting every possibility they would pay off in 1973. Monday, urged a $10 billion tax reduction. Sen. Carl Curtis, R-Neb., a senior member of the Senate Women's Career of peace" with the Arabs. increased supplies. Rabin, who entered politics only last year, beat Information Minister Shimon Peres for the nomination "Prices higher than past and substantial but in years "Prices are now 50s," he said. "I wouldn't in the low Finance Committee, said Congress ought to be talking about balancing the budget instead of cutting taxes. A.* I 1 Awareness Conference by a vote of 298 to 254, officials said. reasonable profits are seen to be vital to our future well • expect them to go over 60 cents." J Thurs. April 25 Meanwhile. Israeli forces claimed full control of being," he told the Senate Sawhill criticized the The State News is published by the students of Michigan State AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS disputed Mt. Hermon amid artillery and long - distance Commerce Committee. "Where proposed Comsumer Energy „ 'V!r,',y Wednesday, c'ass d,y during Fall, Winter and Spring school terms. I Women in Communications Mondays, and Fridays during Summer Term, and tank battles raging for the 42nd day on the Golan price elicits new supply, it Act which would, among other a sp- cial II Women in Banking & Finance Heights front. serves a useful economic things, create a federal oil and m'fwryear edi,ion ™ Publi,hed in September. Subscriplion raie is III Personnel Second class postage paid at East function and benefits gas corporation. Lansing. Mich. Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services IV Management Training, Marketing and Sales consumers with increased Bldg., Michigan State Blast rocks New York building supply, which ultimately Jniversity, East Lansing, Michigan, 48824. V Government & Social Services results in lower VI Engineering, Science & Medicine prices." A rumbling early morning explosion brought Workshop Sessions Career Fair down a wall of a 26 story commercial building in New - PASSPORT 2:00-3:30 p.m. 8:00 10:30 p.m. York Monday and shook hundreds of residents out of and APPLICATION their sleep on Manhattan's East Side, not far from the PHOTOS ^ 3:30 - 5:00 p.m. South Complex South Complex United Nations. •Regular $5 80 for 2 photos % k ***** *1cM At least 86 persons were injured in the blast and fire or by shattered glass. The fire department believed the blast came from an accumulation of gas leaking in the brick - and - steel building. Many of the injured were residents of the Envoy Towers, a luxury high - rise apartment building right alongside the commercial structure. Nixon said to hinder grand juries Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski has written Republican Sen. Charles H. Percy that the White House "is now impeding" the Watergate grand juries through its failure to produce tapes and documents. In an April 12 letter to the Illinois senator, Jaworski denied a statement by Alexander M. Haig Jr., President Nixon's chief of staff, that the grand jury has all it needs to complete its investigation. "The White House is not privy to the scope or results of our investigations and, therefore, is in no position to judge what material is required for the pursuit of those investigations and the prosecution of any trials," Jaworski wroted. Fraud charged in letter forgery Property dealer Rober Milhench, who made public a letter later found to contain the forged signature of British Prime Minister Harold Wilson, was charged Monday with criminal deception in trying to obtain 560,000 from a national newspaper group. v Milhench first showed the letter purportedly signed A Revolutionary New Way to Protect by Wilson to the London Daily Mail. The Mail published Your Bicycle from Rip-offs! excerpts from the letter and called the signature a forgery. 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The mail service strike quickly spread to Ontario and 611 Church Street, Suite 2048 British Columbia. Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 (313) 761-8582 Kennedy, Brezhnev talk on arms Communist party chief Leonid I. Brezhnev and Sen. j Yes, please send me information on the Alpha | ■ Electronics Bicylce Security System Edward M. Kennedy Monday expressed a "deep Name commitment" to maintain peace between Russia and America and curb the arms race. After a four - hour meeting with the Soviet leader, Kennedy declared he and Brezhnev were "optimistic that substantial progress toward these goals could be achieved." -Compiled by Steve Repko and Deni Martin ' Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 23, 1974 3 Carr releases financial report By JIM KEEGSTRA has, Carr said, is a half State News Staff Write. partnership in an East Lansing law firm. M. Robert Carr figures he is worth $27,360. Larrowe said Monday Carr, a local attorney, afternoon that he will issue a released a statement of his similar financial statement personal financial interests within the next few days after Monday morning as part of his seeing exactly what type of continuing campaign for the items were listed by Carr. 6th District Congressional The only announced election this November. Before then, however, he Republican candidate for the seat U.S. Rep. Charles must first face off with Charles Chamberlain has held for P. Larrowe, MSU professor of almost 20 years is Clifford economics, in an August Democratic primary. Taylor, an East Lansing Carr's financial statement attorney. Roger Young, 117 W. Fee Hall, rounds a corner on Circle showed assets of $64,240 and Drive Taylor released his finances Saturday where he won the 35-mile MSU Criterium liabilities of $36,880. He said in January, simultaneously to become Midwest collegiate champion. he has not owned Averaging almost any stocks with his announcement. 27 m.p.h.. Young took four of five sprints and won a TV for the past two years and has 'I'm glad Carr followed my for his efforts (right). He is National Sprint never owned Champion and any bonds or real lead," he said. rode in the Munich estate except for his mother's Olympics. house in Florida. Two other Republicans, State News photos by Craig Porter The only business interest he heavily rumored to be in the running for the November congressional A SMSU race, may y LARRY MORGAN concerning OBA. clauses on announce today. their intentions State Sen. William Ballenger, R - Delta Township, will hold a 10:30 a.m. press conference in student group of the State News Staff Writer The clauses dealt with University director of government in the University facilities must be the House press room at the and of the Associated Dean of Students office; and University facilities came up, it not interfere with OBA, and Capitol. His office said perhaps student groups becoming Students." registered and, theoretically, a was taken in context intended. that OBA does not interfere Larry Bartrem, assistant to the he might announce for the 6th The Office of Black Affairs members of OBA, and whether Bush nonregistered group could use Hekuis said deletion of the with interpreted this to ASMSU president, each said ASMSU, and any hassles district race. I (OBA) came under attack at they had to be registered mean that University, facilities by clause, which Bush had with that section of the code any group that the clause should be the first meeting of the 10th student groups prior to joining becoming interpreting the clause as he proposed, was not could have bad results for both OBA. a member of OBA interpreted to mean that a did. necessary Ballenger gave a report of his session of ASMSU Sunday since there have been no automatically became a group must be registered parties. family's financial holdings to night, when Karl Bush, College The specific clause states, Hekuis, Bartrem and Arthur problems with it, but that Bush later said that he the Lansing Chapter of registered University student before joining OBA. I of Business representative, "Any (black) organization with group, and he felt special Webb, director of OBA, all clarification of it would be the would favor clarifying the Common Cause this past week. I questioned three clauses in the said membership Bush was also concerned said even though the clause (in OBA) privileges were being extended. with the clause because any preferred course of action. clause instead of deleting it as State Sen. Philip Pittgenger, R I ASMSU Code of Operations shall be be a recognized However Louis Hekuis, could be taken in that manner, "We only work with groups he had proposed originally. - Lansing, will discuss the group that wants to use when the question of using recognized by the University as future of his Senate career with a student Positions open the press at 10 a.m. in 130 Man bares all to group; mainly free fraternities and sororities," Capitol Bldg. RHA board earn rent Webb said. Following several board the meeting, members on Applications are now for petitions on the Residence available Taylor will also hold a conference today "to welcome Would you be willing to bare Mark M. Jones, uninhibited questioned Bush's rationale for Halls Assn. Judiciary.Any Ballenger into the race, I The 25 or 30 guests, I it all for a week's free rent and tenant of attic Mrs. VandeBunte said. the proposal, feeling that a member of RHA can guess," he said. an apartment at including former Michigan apply. I a six-pack? 306 Beal St., owned by Marie confrontation with the black The applications are available Taylor also said he will One streaking East Lansing Supreme Court Justice The VandeBuntes later students may have resulted invite Ballenger and any other and Jim VandeBunte, earned a at 339 Judicial Programs Office Thomas O. Brennan, were presented Thomas with a copy candidates hold I tenant made the deal Saturday week's free rent and a six "One man even had his from the deletion. in the Students Services to public I night and • pleasantly shocked, Mrs. of "The Joy of Streaking," Bartrem said ASMSU does Bldg. debates with him. was the hit of a pack of beer by streaking VandeBunte said. camera in hand but was so and are due April 29. irprise birthday party autographed by her birthday through Jean Thomas' birthday Entering through surprised that he merely stood I attended by his landlord. a back streaker who had already sped party at 6285 Skyline Drive. door while the guests were there with his mouth open," off into the night in a red car. attentively watching the open thursday and friday until ppening of the gag gifts, the streaker wore only a stylish IU-M head bttfks . headband andjn ej't i catching- pair of glasses with one 4ens^j _ UNISEX "missing. In a quick speech, he raised Ww Sigourney - Jones IN new law his hands and shouted "Happy Hairstyling IT'S INTERNATIONAL University of Michigan the legislature that a new law European Layer Cuts WANT AD WEEK and Hair Reconditioning I Preadent Robben Fleming has school be established at MSU, In addition to getting result- for Both Men and Women ■ confirmed the school but others are pushing Western action for buyers and sellers, ■ definitely supports the Michigan at Kalamazoo or the Want Ads are interesting I establishment of another law Grand Valley State near Grand and sometimes tear-jerking to 1 school in the state but declined Rapids as locations for the new read In the Personals column I to speculate on where it should I be located. school. of the London Daily Mail on OPEN EVENINGS May 4, 1896 appeared Fleming said Saturday in "Uncle Jim Come home at By Appointment Only I East Lansing that rumors that once, all is forgiven Bring I the three established law schools pawn tickets with you " 484-1491 n Michigan are trying to stop Start the Classified habit this I establishment of a new law week Read and use State I school are untrue. He said the ■schools at U • M, Wayne State land the University of Detroit ■ News Want Ads for finding, buying, selling, hiring It s the ATTENTION: ■are overcrowded and people s marketplace! GRADUATING STUDENT INTERESTED there is a ■need for more i355-8255 for friendly ad- facilities. Gov. IN MILITARY PILOT TRAINING writing help today [Milliken .ias recommended to FACT: SOME SERVICES HAVE HALTED PILOT RECRUITING' DUE TO A LACK OF OPENING FACT: THIS IS NOT TRUE OF THE NAVY, POSITIONS IN JETS, TURBO PROP8> explain here that NEW YORK (AP)-Vice President Gerald R. Ford called on our re6ular Z on by the student a tub nominees nbbd not I President Nixon today to "do anything reasonable" to clear up the House language which stresses the relevancy of the material. broadcasts to / okay/ the %' have been convicted ' "I strongly believe that to be the right course of body, arb &ven in _ nominees action," Ford brin& you a special j ' rbc06niti0n to the to be eli6ible for an Watergate controversy and to cooperate fully with the House said. "And I hope and trust that the decision follows that • presentation -the mbn and u/0mbn who for best for his [ Judiciary Committee's impeachment inquiry. "1 have "In my judgment, the President is innocent of pattern. ti/BBY U/ater6ate made wotbr6ate a „ \\ _ award. the appearance iop 6uiltwas every bit as supporting role in male con- the milk consistently said that the sooner any and all relevant charges based on awards! I evidence was made available, the better the Congress could the definition of impeachment as it is written in the / reality! i important as 6uilt itselp! sptrator deal,.. I consider and the American people evaluate whether or not he was Constitution," he said. v/ 1 involved prior to, at the time of, or He said he was basing his belief in the President's innocence on subsequent" to the Watergate conversations with Sen. Hugh Scott. R • Pa., and others who have I break in, Ford told the annual meeting of the Associated Press - heard the Watergate tapes, and on news reports. { at the Waldorf • Astoria Hotel. Ford added that if he had been "in those shoes" he would have "I hope and trust that sometime in the next 4,8 or 78 hours, had his subordinates investigate the [ the White House will cooperate to the maximum in bugging and break - in making circumstances more intensely. 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A large part of the credit for schooling they received from notable for his By CONSTANCE WARNER Oshust and Robinson. strength State News Reviewer the must company's initial success be attributed to Gayla "Sketches," choreographed velocity; I would him featured in bR a yu premiere performances Oshust and Madra Robinson. by Milenko Banovitch, best makes greater use 0f E, The showed off the company as a of the Ballet Workshop They not only choreographed Repertory Company here the dances, directed the whole. To a neoromantic score tL an«r»m0Vemen' The Don quaijH by Benjamin Britten, Banovich Quixote p., Saturday and Sunday revealed rehearsals and performed, they Deux is one of the st^l. has set a number of a truly impressive amount of also trained most of the pleasing talent and promise. This group, and well constructed variations spectacular virtuoso Zt.1 company's dancers. Contrary W.S ibftnJacJli I jciiigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 23, 1974 7 Batsmen face uphill fight; doubleheader scheduled By JACK WALKDEN The Broncos are 18 - 8 on junior righthander Duane with six home runs and 23 State News Sports Writer the season, one of their best Bickel (3-2) and freshman runs batted in, jammed his arm starts in recent years. Last lefthander Rick Moore (4 • 0). against Iowa, but should be Following a disastrous Big week, they defeated the Big Injury problems beset the ready against WMU. Ten weekend at Minnesota and Ten leader, Wisconsin, in two Spartans during the weekend Litwhiler believes the week Iowa, MSU's baseball team will of three games. road trip. The most serious layoff from Big Ten action try to regroup with eight injury was to leftfielder Larry could help the Spartans. WMU is batting .283 as a nonleague games this week. Romaine, who will be lost for "We'll be using the next The Spartans, 12 - 10 -1 on team and boasts two players at least a week after sustaining the season, open the eight with batting averages over eight games to try and stay in - a hairline fracture of his finger. .400. Designated hitter Garry shape for the remainder of the game schedule at 1 p.m. today Johnson is hitting at a .462 Both MSU catchers Big Ten season," he said. as they travel to Western are "While we're idle this week, we Michigan University (WMU) for clip. Three - year veteran ailing. Dale Frietch, the team's have to hope the other teams a doubleheader. shortstop Greg Geyer is at .411 top hitter with a .472, was MSU after collecting 15 hits in 24 at kicked in the head during a are knocking each other off. If lost three of four someone wins four straight this league contests bats during the last seven double play and has been over the games. weekend, we're going to be weekend to fall out of the suffering from headaches since. Big in trouble. Ten lead. If the Spartans are The other catcher, Rick Other top hitters are second "We can only afford to lose expecting a breather by playing baseman Scott Cames Seid, is having groin problems (.333), one more in the league to have Western they are in for a shock. according to Spartan coach outfielder Frank Ballard (.299) a chance at the title," • Danny Litwhiler. i'H ahd third baseman Jim Carwardine (.297). Litwhiler 13-5, added. "If have we go NBA s Bullets get Two infielders, first baseman we a good chance to Ready for t Righthander Tom Hamilton (1 - 2) and southpaw Jerry Howard baseman Amos Schryer and third Hewitt, will be win it." Follwing today's twin bill, ■Professional golfer Lee Elder holds his trophy for winning will become the first black golfer ever to play in the new name (again) Frisque (0 • 1) are expected to slowed due to ankle injuries, the Spartans return home for ■the Monsanto Open tournament Sunday in Pensacola, Fla., pitch the two contests for but will probably play. weekend doubleheaders with Masters. He returned to his Washington home early LANDO VER, MD. WMU. Outfielder A1 Weston, who is Wayne State, University of i copy of the record book of the Masters Golf Monday. (UPI)—The Capital Bullets of MSU will counter with batting .301 and leads the team Detroit, and Notre Dame. [Tournament, which he has been invited to for 1975. Elder AP Wirephoto the National Basketball Assn., formerly the Baltimore Golfers take third out of 9;OSU Bullets, are now the Washington Bullets, club owner Abe Pollin announced Monday. "Located as close as we are IS YOUR CAR ikes first on hard,windy course to name Washington, we think the 'Washington' is more definitive and provides a SMASHED? clearer identity to our actual Visit By STEVE STEIN up in a tie for llth, Minnesota was 14th and Wisconsin 17th. State News Sports Writer MSU will get an early look at the location," Pollin said. "We VAUGHN golf course where the are still conference championship will be held this season when it travels proud to be a lespite facing some > tough competitioni under rugged playing prominent part of both the MILLERS' to Iowa City this weekend to ■ditions, MSU's men's golf team came away from the Robert compete in the Iowa Invitational Saturday. Washington and Baltimore AUTO BODY lpler Invitational tournament in Columbus, Ohio, the past sports scenes." (skend with their second highest finish ever in the event, The Bullets home court in SHOP. Free Estimates ffhe Spartans, coached by Bruce Fossum, took third place in J 54 • hole affair with a 1.195 total. Only the host school, Ohio Yachting club the new Capital Center here is three miles from Washington "Lansing's most up to date shop." 119 S. Larch - Lansing - 489-3450 ■te (1.I82), and Kentucky (I,I93) edged out the MSU linkers. \ total of 19 teams, including some of the top squads in the to Dartmouth and 35 miles from Baltimore. Ijwest, competed. The MSU yachting club finished second in the John F. f We ran into windy weather and a hard golf course," Fossum . "The greens were like billiard tables. Kennedy Memorial Regatta at Annapolis, Md.. over the weekend The team, skippered by Ray Munson, finished close behind SUPER LOW I thought our kids worked real hard and you have to give m credit for hanging in there. It was hard to score well -- the t was really about 79." winner Dartmo'uth, losing by only four points. Eric Fen ton, a member of the team, said, "We would have won HO-FAULT if the judges had disqualified Dartmouth on a technicality ■The Spartans were led by Brad Hyland, who shot a 236 for the they limey. Bill Brafford had a 237, Chris Moore carded a 239, Steve He scored a 243, freshman Ron Schmieding had 244 and Steve committed in the fifth and deciding race." Other members of the team are Chuck White, Ed Jacobi, Paul RATES padwell shot 249. Pokorny, Pat Walker, John Walton, Andy Grootendorst and Jeff Call Jeff Williams Morris. Lansing freshman Gary Domalgalski was leading the (MSU '68) at 332-1838 Irasquad qualifying tournament Thursday when he suffewtha Mined back. He didn't see action. JMsr has played in the Kepler every year since 1966. Its it-SENTRY Kvious highest finish was in I97I when the Spartans took second CARPETING PANELING ITinsurance QUARTS OF COKE -*■* mam moRDiHiomou ong 16 teams. STEREO INSTALLATION The University of Michigan led the other Big Ten schools at the OOO TURNE*. LANSING, MICHIGAN 710 Gainsborough Drive n CALL 372-2606 DAILY lpler by taking seventh place. Illinois was eighth, Purdue ended East Lansing Phone day or evening. in a big cone - shaped container PAUL NEWMAN SUNOCO CAR CARE CENTER WINNER OF 7 ROBERT ONLY A QUARTER {reg. 45c) W SAGINAW S ABBOTT t AWARDS REDFORD EAST LANSING ACADEMY OFFER GOOD TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ONLY INCLUDING BEST PICTURE BEST DIRECTOR THE STING That's right your 25^ gets Domino's pizza you a whole quart of coke to enhance ^lUNOCp -ANNUAL TIRE SALE- Tlspamn^nSsT ven.ngS NOW SHOWING "I haven* hod such a good time Qf Q new movie in years." y [ - 351-7100 Lower Prices ★ Volume Buying 9:4° T1 ||T Peter Dogdonovich, ★ 1000 Tire Inventory I rlC NewYotfcMogazme TECHNICOLOR* DOMINO'S PIZZA ★ ★ Free Free Mounting Balancing SI 966 Trowbridge Rd. Hot, Fast, Free Delivery -COMPARE OUR PRICES- CALL 351 - 5260 with the Lowest Competitive Price ALEXANDER INCLUDING ALL TAXES DooLey's The Tire People.. SOLZHENITSYN You See Every Week JOHNSON TIRE CENTER 3940 No. Grand River V2 Lansing THE BRILLIANT FILM PRICE SPECIAL SPRING PRICES (517) 371-3745, 371-3815 ONE DAY IN THE NITE! ★ ★ ALL TYPE TIRES INCLUDING RADIALS FRONT END ALIGNMENT LIFE OF IVAN ★ HI-SPEED MAGNATIC & DYNAMIC BALANCE ★ MAG WHEEL WORK A SPECIALTY DENISOVICH ★ JOHN BEAN-TIRE TRUEING Starring TOM COURTENAY I Brilliant. The author would relish so faithful an ★ LUBRICATION & OIL CHANGES ■ interpretation of his work. A beautifully made I film." ★ DELCO BATTERIES — SALE PRICED ★ DELCO SHOCKS INSTALLED ★ EXHAUST SYSTEM WORK Showtime 9:30 only Showplace 116 Ag Engineering LAY-WAYS WELCOME ON TIRES BANKARD AND MASTER CHARGE _ FR0M BEAL FILM GROUP Tuesday, April 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan jj? 1974 ! International Want Ad Week PERSON TO PffiSON COMMUNICATION A[X\\ 21-28,1974 «] FRANKLY SPEAKING...by phil frank j topkpat lfjj1 j **■*](¥) l~ ' fr"** ]g l!l NURSING ATTENDANTS. Special SUBLET SUMMER. One TWO BEDROOM CUTLASS-S (442) 1973 15,000 TRIUMPH 1972 GT-6 Mach III. - furnished^ i Bedroom, unfurnished. homes. $25 miles, power, sir, AM/FM stereo, Make offer. 694-3703 after 6. Saturday and Sunday only - $35/wMk T* Ziebart, other extras. $3450 or 3-4-23 openings. All 3 shift*. Class Dishwasher, eir, shag carpeting. minutes to campus. Qui,, 1 351-6210. SP-5-4-26 best offer. 485^666. after 6. SP-5-4-26 TRI MPH TFI4A, IRS. 1967. 28 begins May 6, luncheons and parking furnished. Apply at the EES0100 • «i«J! Ingham County Extended Care EMERGENCY! SUBLEASE - Fall. mpg plus, engine and body in PHONE 3S5-82SS DODGE VAN 1967 V8, good condition. 349-1567. Facility, 3882 Doble Road, 9 months Watersedge 4-man. SECOND HALF session ^ $320. 351-5859. SP-5-4-26 347 Student Services Bias automatic, 55,000 miles. Runs SP-5-4-26 Okemot, Michigan. Phone Ned girl(s). Only August's Z I fine, fixed up nice inside. Best 349-1050. 5-4-23 332-1880 after 5pm SP JS offer. 355-8733. SP-5-4-29 VALIANT 1967. 6 cylinder, 3 ROOMMATE, IMMEDIATELY! •AUTOMOTIVE speed, 20+ Own room, across from campus. mpg. Excellent RESIDENT MANAGER - HASSUD by FIAT 850 coupe 1970 - 30 mpg, condition, new tires, paint. ambitious couple to administrate Rent negotieble. 332-3896. Scooters & Cycles SP-5-4-26 low mileage. Call 394-1677. SP 332-3214. SP-5-4-26 54 units in downtown area. Five Parts & Service 5-4-26 minutes to MSU via 496. Wife utiuiy bills? Aviation VEGA GT 1973. be SUBLEASE SUMMER - two girls Very good must not employed. No FIAT 1969, 850 spider, low condition, 13,000 miles, many children or pets. Salary and needed for 4 man, Americana, •EMPLOYMENT Enjoy the good life in ^ mileage, real cleenl Mag extras. Call 3320692 or apartment available negotiable. 35M299. 3-4-24 . •FOR RENT wheels, convertible. 482-4090. 371-1888. 54-26 coming year, while we take immediately. Phone answering FREE CANOES FOR care of your 5-4-25 service. 484-4014. SP-5-4-29 heat, light, an<| TENANTS air VEGA GT 1972. Automatic, conditioning bills! Houses River's end Water's Edge FIAT, 1972 - 128, rust proofed, excellent mechanical condition. WAITRESS NEEDED ii Rooms radials, Abarth exhaust. 35 mpg, Apartments BURCHAM WOODS Interested buyers - 351-6846. good sterting pay, other great second car. $1,550. (next to Cedar Village) •FOR SALE SP-5-4-26 benefits. Apply in person, 'Heated Pool 393-9279. 5-4-24 Now Leasing for 'Laundry Dagwood 2803 East Kalamazoo. 'Ample Parking «A|r cond Animals Summer 5-4-23 'Nicely Furnished VOLKSWAGEN 1971 Super 4432 Mobile Homes FIAT 124 Sports Coupe, 1971. 332 Beetle. Sharp, excellent New paint, 5-speed transmission, FALL LEASES •LOST & FOUND running condition. Am radio CHILD CARE - in licensed home. MILFORD STREET-126. Two men 2 snow tires, $1350 or best (Utilities Included) •PERSONAL with tape player. Call 489-3610. Ages 2 - 5. 1 block from campus. $1135, three man $67 each man. offer. 882-3458. 34-25 Two blocks from Efficiency stS4 mo 3-4-23 332-4307. SP-5-4-26 campus, 1 Bedroom •PEANUTS PERSONAL StB4mo. •REAL ESTATE FIREBIRD 1968, 6. 3-speed. Low '1 THOUGHT VOlTD LIKE MY MEW deluxe, furnished, eir 2 Badroom $234 mo. •RECREATION mileage. 1527 West Rundle. 484-5786. SL-5-4-29 VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK 1969. Good condition. Must sell, PERFUME - ITS HYDROCHLORIC ACID1' fir Rent ]($] conditioned. occupancy rentals. or Immediate fall and summer 351-2647. 484-8494, 745 Burcham Dr. 351-3118 or 4844014 •SERVICE $900. 351-7197. SP-5-4-29 489-1656. X18-4-30 Instruction FIREBIRD 1967 Convertible. ©COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-BOX 9411-BERKELEY, CA 94709 STEREO rentels Power equipped. Super mileage. VOLKSWAGEN 1967 excellent V AND $24/term. $9.95 / month. Free 711 EAST APARTMENTS WALK TO Campus - Furnished, one bedroom class to | Typing Service $600. 371-3147, after 5 - town. p.m. engine - poor body. $300. After same day delivery and service. 711 Burcham Road. Large 1 ($165), two bedroom ($230). •TRANSPORTATION SP-5-4-29 6, 337-2456. SP-5-4-26 Call NEJAC, 337-1300. C-4-30 bedroom furnished apartment. Quiet building. 242 Ltwi •WANTED FORD 1967. Fantasic shape, no Employment fi Suitable for 2 or J persons. Carpeting, air conditioning, Street, 351-6740. SP-5-4 29 V.W. 1971. Good AM/FM stereo COMPACT REFRIGERATORS, rust, good price 355-4471. After heat included. Renting for radio. 1627 River Terrace Road, $7.50 per month. TV's - Color, NEED GIRL roommates for Fall. ••RATES" 6, 694-3859. 5-4-24 East Lansing. SP-5-4-26 BODY REPAIR. Quality, reduced NUDE MODELS for summer and fall. For photography. $19.50 per month. Black and Neer West Circle. Call 332-1611 appointment: rates to students. Also Call between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. white, $9.50 per month. SP-4-29 1 351-0726 337-7328 FORD MUSTANG FASTBACK VW CAMPER 1961 (factory built) guaranteed rust proofing. VAN 489-1215.0-4-30 MARSHALL MUSIC, 351-7830. 1970. Excellent shape, 39,000 with tent, stove, sunroof, 30 WORLD, 645-2123. QR-22-4-30 C-1-4-23 TWO GIRLS needed, summer / fell. miles. Call 882-3488. 3-4-23 gallon watertank, 1969 52HP BICYCLE MECHANIC, Full time Campus Hill. $45/month. TWO BEDROOM, FURNISHED | WORDS r apartment. Near campus, air. engine. Call Pete 332-1712. 349-4617. 5-4-23 1 3 5 10 FORD 1969 Supervan. 6 cylinder, SP-5-4-29 shop experience necessary. Good pay and benefits. VELOCIPEDE Apartments $1 70/month. SP-5-4-29 3516168 16+ mpg. Panelled interior, APARTMENTS AVAILABLE, PEDDLER, 351-7240. 3-4-24 one .00 6.50 13.00 completely renovated. 351-8931 after 6. SP-5-4-29 Motorcycles jjdtej NEED PART time cook - ONE OR 2 Hills, men very for 4 man Campus negotiable. 351-4797. or two or bedroom. Cell 482-6968 482-2555. 10-5-1 STABLE'S RESTAURANT. MERCURY MONTEGO M-X 1969. BMW, YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, AIIIO REPAIR 3-4-23 SUMMER SUBLEASE! 1 • 2 man, distance MSU, < Power steering, disc brakes, RICKMAN. Get that "gas saver" Experience preferred. Call nice yard, porch, MSU across for summer, option for fill, I 8.00 13.00 26.00 $1,000. 355-0895. SP-5-4-29 I PARIS 351-1 200 or 332-3565. SUMMER RENTALS $110/month. Negotiable. reasonable. Call 351-3850 or now while there is stl a choice SP-5-4-26 street. 351-7893 after 5. SP-5-4-29 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 of models. Parts, custom (FILLED FOR FALL) 332-2200 after 6 p.m. SP-5-4-29 MUSTANG FASTBACK 1969. 20% discount on accessories, competition WAITERS NEEDED for J's DEADLINE 351, automatic. Call 373-6385 VW parts 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS equipment, boots, leathers, CHALET RESTAURANT. SUBLEASE SUMMER - large 4 1 P.M. one class day before 4:30. 393-7170, after 5. 2 PEOPLE helmets, and service. SHEP'S Hours 5-11pm, Call 484-9431. man, 2 bedroom apartment, air before publication. NOVA 3-4-25 1973 - 6 cylinder. Must MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 North Cedar, Holt. Just south of Check our prices repair 1515 Center Street. 5-4-26 $150 MONTH 34 PEOPLE - V4 block from campus, furnished. 351-5986; 3««5 •» (1 APARTMENTS 1-96 overpass. Phone 694-6621. WAITRESSES NECOEDv.for JV Peanuts Personal ads sell. 371-8940 after 5:30. ST80MONTH ,, must be pre-paid. SP-5-4-29 ,'zj Cedar & Kalamazoo ( CHALET RESTAURANT. Day , RENTING FOR summer, roomy including dilDwtllttr and evening shift. Call 484-9431, one bedroom apartment/ good OLDSMOBILE 1967. TRIUMPH 1972 - Tiger 650. 485-2047 1515 Center Street. 5-4-26 CEDAR location across campus, off Cancellations/ Corrections Many new Excellent condition. 60 mpg Grand River. Call 351-1036. .'On-Site Manjgtment parts, new tires. $400, Call plus. VILLAGE •Private Balconies - 12 noon one class day Tuned, checked. $950. VW - GUARANTEED REPAIR. GIRL STUDENT hard working SP-5-4-29 641-6912. SP-5-4-29 - 'SWIMMING POOL 332-1305. SP-5-4-26 RANDY'S MOBIL, Okemos before publications. responsible student needed 315 BOGUE ST. 3S1-S1B0 OLDSMOBILE F-85, 1968 - 6, 2 Road and 1-96 , 3 49-9620. weekday afternoons 3:15 - NEEDED GIRL For Twyckingham Now Leasing YAMAHA, 750 - 1973. GOOD C-22-4-30 6:15pm and on Saturdays. until June. $72.50 351-9513, The State News will be door, good shape, excellent gas SHAPE. Best offer. Call Rob, WOODSIDE NORTH apartment. 355-8316. SP-5-4-19 Summer and Fall mileage. $600. 349-4167. 5-4-23 VW BUG Mufflers. Complete Cleaning, cooking, some child 1800 Haslett Road, East responsible only for the 484-6461. Sp-5-4-26 care now thru summer. Faculty Summer- $ 150 13 $18.95 at CHEQUERED FLAG. Lansing. One bedroom, EFFICIENCY APARTMENT first day's incorrect OPEL RALLY 1971. 23,500 miles, home near campus. Good pay. insertion. excellent condition, 25 - 30 HONDA AND SUZUKI tune - up 2605 East Kalamazoo Street. One mile west of campus. Call after 6:30. 337-0241. furnished, air conditioning quiet. Call 332-4987. 0-5-4-26 available May or June 1 call Fall $73 3*occupants and minor repair. Pick up and mpg $1650. 489-3214. 3-4-24 351-4507. 2-4-24 Discount for 12 mo. Least Bills are due 7 days Irom delivery available. VERN'S 487-5055. C-5-4-26 SP-5-4-29 GARAGE, 323 Carrier Street, LANSING - TWO bedroom $140. MSU AREA - Okemos 1 bedroom. 351-7212 Dy trie due dale, a Lansing. Phone 372-8015. PARTS AVAILABLE for 1967 Efficiency - $80. Both furnished. 50* li OPEL LS 1969, excellent MEN NEEDED Furnished, air conditioned, 731 Burcham Drive 10-4-25 Pontiac Sedan. Good car for 351-0997. SP 5-4-26 condition. Best offer. 394-1062. carpeted. $160. Heat included. Models open 1-6, Mon. ■ Sat, mechanic. 355-4938. SP-5-4-29 Other times by appointment Call between 5pm - 9 pm. SP 349-2174. SP-5-29-74 HONDA 1969 350cc. $500, must IMMEDIATELY UNFURNISHED STUDIO - East 5-4-26 sell! Runs good. 355-0681. Lansing, $134. Will sell bed. QUIET, UNFURNISHED, 1 | 3-4-23 Employnent ji 332-0974, 7-10pm. SP-5-4-26 LARCH: NORTH 836. Available. bedroom epartment m 0 Aitomotiw A, PLYMOUTH 1970 - bronze, small, Private, lower, furnished. Spacious grounds. $180/month. I V-8, 4/door, AM/FM, 15-17 Full and part time. 140 year $150/month plus deposit. CYCLE INSURANCE - lowest ONE PERSON, own room in new Call 332-3534. 9-5pm. 5425 mpg, automatic. 372-3707. BABYSITTER WANTED. 12-6 old Utilities paid, References. rates on any sized cycle. Easy now or all day during summer. company seeks duplex. Carpeted, dishwasher, CAMARO 1970, V-8, power SP-5-4-29 Married couple. Cell 489-0450. payment plan. Call UNION Phone employees to fill positions air conditioning, $75/month. CHEAP FOR SUMMER steering and brakes, 351-6216, after 6. X-5-4-29 UNDERWRITERS, 372-8120 or vacant due to promotions $1450. 349-4021. SP-5-4-29 PONTI AC LEMANS 1967 - air, 485-4317. 20-5-16 SP-5-4-29 and transfers. Excellent _ 337-1612. 7-4-25 furnished apartments power steering / brakes. FURNISHED 1 bedroom 351-1208 after 6 p.m. 5-4-23 BABYSITTER, MY home. Reliable, company with top wages, LANSING EAST side. 2 man. 2 2 bedrooms - $150 CHEYENNE 3/4 ton pickup - 1970 HONDA 350. 6300 miles. Bedroom, furnished, apartment. apartment near Ingham Medical. 1973. 350, V-8. Like new. Will own transportation or if close $3.50 per hour to start. New paint, private entrance, 3 bedrooms $200 $300. Call Denny 337-9927. $150 per month. Available May RENAULT, 1967, R-10 excellent may pick-up, East Lansing - World leader in fire Across from Campus let go for $2900. Please call SP-5-4-26 15, 1974. Year lease required. single girl or married couple 882-3022 or 372-1518. 10-4-24 conditionl Over 30 mpg. Haslett. Call after 6pm. protection equipment. Must preferred. $140 plus deposit. 332-6246 Call between 5-10pm. 882-2316. 332-4909, after 5:30, Monday - MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 351-0482. SP-5-4-26 be neat. Prefer people from 393-8547. SP-5-4-29 0-4-30 CHEVY 1962 Friday. 2-4-24 CHECK our low ratesl Call Lansing area. For interview, LARGE TWO party, fi Wagon - 6 cylinder, solid. Very dependable. $150. LLOYD'S of Lansing at 332-5335 MATURE SITTER for 2 school call Mr. Miller, 394-0020. SUMMER SUMMER - GIRLS needed for efficiencies. Air condition* I SUBLET, East Lansing, 332-0483. SP-5-4-29 RENAULT 1969 - Excellent or 482-5585.0-17-4-23 children. Monday, Thursday, Monday - Thursday, 10-5. 1 bedroom, air conditioning, Capital Villa. Air I pool / cheap I Close to campus. Summer, $140, I Friday until July 1. Harrison and 351-4754. SP-5-4-29 Fall. $165. 484-0585. 30-5-20 Saginaw. Good payl 351-4658. pool, balcony. 337-9621. COUG/VR 1968 - Automatic, HONDA CB350 1972 - 3200 5-4-24 SP-5-4-26 power steering, radio, vinyl top 5-4-24 miles, helmets, chain lock, cover. SUMMER - ONE girl needed for 1-3 PERSON APARTMENT f« and interior. 882-5416. 3-4-23 $675. 3556024. SP-5-4-29 CLERK TYPIST needed, with REGISTERED MEDICAL SUMMER AND Fall leases, 501 paritally furnished Cedarview summer. Air conditioning, M | SUPER BEETLE Volkswagen, TECHNOLOGISTS IASCP) dishwasher, disposal, furr ""J Hillcrest. Grad students. Quiet 1 Apartment. 332-1880 after 5pm. 1973 yellow, 19,000 miles, 25 general office experience, CUTLASS S 1973 - power, air, - medical terminology helpful. 2 full time positions, one day shift, SP-5-4-29 $160. 351-7531. 9-4-26 bedroom, furnished apartment. swivel buckets, vinyl top, mpg. AM/FM stereo radio, 4 and one afternoon shift. Minimum Saturday and Sunday 7:00am - Close to campus. No pets. $175 console. 34,000 miles. $3,000. speed. $2,500. 669-5883 after salary $4.13 an hour, credit granted 3:30pm. Apply in person / month. 485-3014 or 351-9081. unnn □□una Jeff, 10-4-30 485-1751, 372-6069. 6pm, all day Sunday. SP-5-4-29 KAWASAKI 1971 custom fenders, Sparrow Hospital, Personnel for experience. Please contact Office of Employment, Lansing General SP-5-4-26 CROSSWORD nam wSaOL stacks, competition air - TOYOTA LAND cruiser 1973. Red cleaners, Barnett cluch. office. 3-4-25 Hospital, 2800 Devonshire, LOVELY, MODERN large PUZZLE nana asBOl For real action when help, advertise with low cost you need with white top. Warn hubs. Reasonable. 339-8851. 5-4-24 Diamond chain. Phone 351-8348 PROMGRAMMER ANALYST Lansing, Michigan 48909. Call 372-8220. townhouse, garage. Faculty or ACROSS HSKsK&nQH qcqq qdqsb after 5. SP-5-4-29 360-40 D.O.S. operating system Equal Opportunity family preferred. $240/month Classified Ads. Dial 355-8255. 1. French dance 26. Sioux working with student flow. Aid to Employer. £4-25 plus utilities. 663-4900. 5-4-24 T BIRD, 1965. 390, 4-barrel. 4.French 28. Sticky stuff HONDA 350 1973. Like new. $850 faculty in utilizing time sharing leather interior, needs body PART TIME cook, weekends. pronoun 29. Cruise port with everything. Ben 372-7524. with Dartmouth or developing a HASLETT AREA Two work. $350. 349-2084, Mark, Jr. - 7. Falling-out 30. Unbroken Experience preferred, not 104-25 X-1-4-23 mini - computer Delta system. necessary. Must be neat and bedrooms, -electric heat, air 11. Italian 31. Yield aaaanuDa Excellent fringe program with dependable. Transportation conditioning. $185/month. daybreeze 32. Resin as sanci saao j Art) Service ![/ salary commensurate with expertise. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer with an needed. Call for appointment 655-2175. Ask for Robbie or 339-2334. 6-4-25 12. Caleb's son 13. Threesome 34. Early car 36. Business ■imem SUBLEASE SUMMER, 4-man, very 14. Silas 41. Sentry's MASON BODY SHOP - 812 Eatt affirmative action plan. Apply with Gary. SEA HAWK close! Air, two full baths. Marker's command Kalamazoo Street since 1940. the Personnel Department, Delta RESTAURANT, Williamston. 337-2019. 5-4-24 5-4-25 village 43. Stroll Complete auto painting and College, University Center 16. Wriggly 44. Rosa's love collision service. Michigan. 48710. 3-4-23 GRAND LEDGE RIVERVIEW 17. Satires 5. Disintegration 485-0256 45. Mister 1. Industrial C-4-30 WANTED - MARRIED couple for 19. Benjamin's 6. Fat MANOR. Pleasant surroundings, 46. Vetch plant diamond INDIVIDUAL WITH typing, house parents in Community 7. Control large 1 bedroom, eir grandson 47. Headliner 2. Sandaractree double entry bookkeeping skills Mental Health Residential Home 20 8. Omen conditioning, carpeted, laundry. r.„ 48. Compass point 3. Etna's Fed up with for local business - for adult mentally retarded 23. Season 9. Afflict consulting Unfurnished $150, furnished I DON'T HAVE AN ENERGY dealer service? firm. Reply males. Call 487-6500 for 10 Kite stating $175. Short term lease 7~ s- CRISIS! HURRY OVER! Take your American qualifications. Box B-2, State information. 5-4-24 considered. Phone 627-9285 or rj- 15. Malicious 18. Japanese I have lots of energy and I News. 5-4-26 12 rr collect (1)587-6680. 5-4-24 generate it just for you. I'm and check out compact or subcompact PART - TIME positions for MSU DESK CLERK needed - must have transportation and be willing to 'H kg jt 21. statesman Food fish Colli ngwood COLONIAL TOWNHOUSES Coop. 0. Howie Hustles, the ama¬ a students. Excellent salary level travel. Call 372-0567 or 22. Digit Now taking applications for IT" tir 23. Friar zing Classified Ad that never tires of bringing you fast re¬ Apartment miasm and meaningful business experience. Automobile 489-1215 0-1-4-30 between 12-6PM. spring occupancy. From $109 a 24. Goal month. Membership fees from 7r' sr Tobacco plant sults for good things you'd like to sell. Look around your *air conditioned ^dishwasher utrom required. 351-5800. C-3-4-24 TWO PEOPLE to work In home for $580. Phone 882-4176 Monday through Friday, 10-5. 5-4-24 P P illsr IT Z 5T 3T 25. 27 land tract Worthless home now for unused ♦shag carpeting "unlimited parking DRIVERS cream TO drive Jumbo ice trucks. Must have good mentally retarded adults. Rural setting. One live - in night GRADS, MALE SHARE W ■ ■ 58 To m ■ % ■ ■■ ?i 30 31 Crop leaving things, make a list of them, driving record. Apply 11390 weekend position. One "Plush furniture apartment. Close. 33. Initiate North U.S 27, DeWitt. 20-4-30 alternating evening - day Quiet, then dial one of my helpful ♦Model Open Daily kitchen, 35. Architect's position. Contact Denise Curl at bath, laundry. Ad Writers at the number 349-3328 after 6 drawing below. Our team will really call 351-8282 GIRL TO help handicapped mother at cottage. Light house - work. Per August Community. 627-9870. 5-4-23 weekends. 10-4-23 p.m. or iiiUMIBIIIKIl 37. Actual being 38, Virginia*1'10" go into action to bring you 332-4273. 3-4-24 cash buyers. Do it today! (behind Zody's - NUDE FEMALE models for Free ONE BEDROOM, Furnished 39 Bondman 40. Formerly Stoddard and Grand River. Now CALL 355-8255 on th« river!) The Small Car People / WANTED: Vi time Clerk - typist II. Full time Clerk - steno I. Call Lance photography. $8.00 / hour. Call 361-2012 Monday - renting $176, esking $146 or best offer. Mey 1. 332-0942. It I: 41 42 Undergoes German m0y 487-6510. SP-5-4-26 Thursday. (12-7pm) 2-4-23 SP-5-4-26 Lansing, Michigan Ijgan State News, East Tuesday, ApriJ 23, 1974 9 L**JS C*E ®,r~Fan^i [_losi 4 F«^g] WHATB^ Nixon resign? Mil LeB SUBLET East Lanainfl, A ROOMY 3 bedroom house for rent new Potter P»rk. PIONEER SX525 Stereo receiver. ROYAL PORTAtypewriter t bfldroomi * conditio^. Being - LOST: SMALL remodelled. Phone 349-0672 Kenwood 2002 Stereo emp mechanicasQjSod Gray female, mixed Dem hopes not Jlcony, quiet. 351-7130. 5-4-23 Sony CF550 AM/FM, portable must selll $26. 332-1147. 54-23 condition, terrier. Name April 13. Reward Sammie, since ^4-30 stereo cassette recorder. Koss - 349-1855. K2+2 Quad headphones. Pioneer SP-54-26 PRIVATE COUNTRY living - new JOHNSON FURNITURE llfO SUBLET large two CS99A speakers. Sony ICB300W CHICAGO (AP) - The 2 bedroom duplex. $210 plus COMPANY, SPRING rn apartment on city bu» Walkie - Talkie set. PLUS Much LOST: WOMAN'S opal pendant. Democratic national chairman utilities a> deposit. Phone CLEARANCE on floor samples, _ (e ajf conditioned. 676-5464 efter 4pm, SP-6-4-29 More quality used equipment: discontinued styles and fabrics. Bold setting, 3 diamonds. Announcements for It's What's East told a gathering of party Lansing 1^1147, after 1:30. 3-4-25 Mcintosh, AR, Pioneer, Sony, Some items slightly demaged but Reward. 353-2547. 5-4-24 Happening must be received in the State News office, 341 Student presents High the exciting, colorful School governors Monday they should RENT FOR summer Dynaco, KLH, Electrovoice, all are reduced in price for musical hit, "Hello Dolly" at 8 p.m. not urge President Nixon's 3 parson apartment!. 1 or longer big FOUND: KEYS on chain with Services Bldg. by I p.m. at least two _ or Fisher, Rectilinear. Large May 10, II, 12 and 14 at the school. M,rk from campui. Summer or beautiful old ferm house selection savings. Furniture ideelly suited leather tag, in Student Serivces. class days before publication. No resignation because of the of used auto for your cottage, rec-room, or Northwest of Lansing, 20 acres, stereo "horrors that await if he is |mon,h lease. 108-216 Beal apple orchard, creek, 3-6 large systems. Also Sanyo tape rental property. Chairs, sofas, Call 353-9180. C-34-23 announcements will be accepted by phone. able us to...portray himself as a §eet 337-0449. 4-4-26 bedrooms, full basement. $200. players. Jensen speakers and and dinette chairs, odd dining Outing Club meets at 7 tonight Craig mini - cassette players. FOUND: PAIR of brown leather in 146 Giltner Hall. A program on resigned martyr." MALE roommate 489-3992; 676-7160. SP-5-4-29 tables and buffets, also some gloves by River, near Erickson the unusual sport of Robert F. Strauss, head of WILCOX SECONDHAND ballooning will bedding. One mixed match set Lded for Fall. Cell Rick et NEED ONE man, share house, STORE. 4854391. C-4-30 of King - sized bedding at - Hall. 351-3460. C-34-23 Alternative Resource Center: be presented by the WVIC balloon man. Everyone welcome. the Democratic National ■74)901. 5-4-26 Yoga Massage will be meeting at 8 Committee, told 14 Democratic furnished, utiltiies included. $249.50. 15 MONTHS WITH FOUND: BROWN p.m. Tuesday and Thursday at 36 ANTIQUES framed men's $60/month. 371-3162, after 6 & UNIQUES. Buy and NO INTEREST OR CARRYING Union. Guitar for Beginners from 7 governors, "Let us remember f HAZEL - Penniylvania. One p.m. X-4-4-26 sell. 220 Albert Street, under CHARGES. JOHNSON glasses, black case in Natural Resources Building. 337-0380 to 9 p.m. in 308C Wells Hall; All married housing residents what this President was and did jm, furnished, ell utilities Lums. C-4-30 FURNITURE COMPANY, 1121 Banjo, delcimer, auto interested in forming a when he perceived himself a C-3-4-25 harp and chess or E"d" fireplace, leeie, deposit. DUPLEX - WALK to campus. South mandoline workshop from 7 to 9 bridge club, sign or call up between hero." 485-2377, between 3-7 Washington Avenue, Utilities paid. 1020 Short Street. ALTO SAXOPHONE, Vito. Very FOUND: LADIES silver watch near p.m. Wednesday in 3IIC Wells 5 to 8 p.m. Monday through Lansing. 482-0771. SP-5-4-29 Strauss did not elaborate. r. 5-4-25 489-1893. SP-5-4-29 Good condition, call 3556211, Cherry Lane, last week. Identify Hall. Edible Wild Plants at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Married Student Thursday in 201 Bessey Hail. Union office, 1645 M Spartan Sen.Hubert H. Humphrey, D after 6 p.m. 3-4-23 SCUBA GEAR. - Call 355-8103. C-3-4-23 Two Jth holmes, 301. South, EAST LANSING 3-4 bedroom regulators, 1 half - suit, 1 pair tanks, 2 Village or call Rich Hoehlein. - Minn., told the governors, "It Isr,ow Hospital. One mele duplexes, appliance only. Near fins, 2 masks, 1 weight belt. FOUND: FOUR Keys, two gre^rT iree U: Astrology at 9 p.m. will do little good to tell the ,n needed for 1 room bus. Available June. 351-8920. By Bessey and Red Cedar. Jill, Tuesday next to Free U. Male American people what could jirs efficiency. Cooking, 393-4969, after 6. 3-4-25 Consciousness Raising is about to 351-0100. C-34-24 be done if a Democrat were , bath, $70. 351-7497. SP-5-4-29 W ALMONDS, RAW peanuts, shelled begin a male rap group. Classes in photography, film, sculpture and Married ups now housing residents: Sign being taken for noncredit, sitting in the White House liLE WANTED until June 15. GIRLS WANTED for house, close to campus. Summer end / or pumpkin and sunflower seeds. Other seeds, nuts, beans and [ Personal community organization - call Free U for information on these classes. special - interest evening classes in modem dance, tennis, self defense, today." il rent free. $90 - May $45 Fell. 337-0980. 54-23 10 - SPEEDS mild unprocessed honey. belly dancing, international SAUS SERVICE. ACCESSORIES :ooking, powder - puff \ ne. Call 337-0578. 5^-23 Reasonable prices at our farm, HAVEN OF PEACE Spiritualist Rooms in wiw, tmot tn m northwest of Capifol City Church, 10813 North Ionia The contest, second sponsored annual Eco by the Waste - Art Judicial boards LANSING. Watch the Airport, just off I-96 or Grand Road, Sunfield, Michigan. Control Authority, will kick off Iboats from your front door. Kuxe 1 bedroom apartment, ■furnished, for reliable couple, ONE BLOCK from campus - velocipede! River. Phone 626-6963. 1-4-23 7V4 HORSE SEAR*lboat Services Sunday, Readings or consultations by appointment. Messages after 11:00. National Collegiate Pitch In Week, today through Saturday. Prizes will The Lansing Area Chapter of the need applicants; love, refrigerator, Iiditioning. $165 per month air Furnished rooms starting at $15/week. Utilities included. " Meddler-. 1973. used Remr-vS, ti%7 motor tank. Motor - services. 19-5-3 reward the most creative innovative works of art. Rules can and American Assn. of Critical Care Nurses will hold a meeting at 7 Clip this ad for $2.00 week '^^jSranc^Nver^ownstj less 10 hours. $175. be obtained by contacting MSU tonight at Ingham Medical Hospital, is utilities. Phone 339-2075. 651-5958 after 5pm. 5-4-23 Waste Control Authority. Enter discountl Summer only. 12 STRING Ventura guitar, $275 MOWS BAR your floor or friends in the MSU 401 W. Greenlawn. Ave., Lansing - nine spots open 1-24 new, selling for $165. Also 303B Old Bldg. A film and Evenings, 372-7456. 10-4-29 Waste Control Authority's first discussion electric guitar with amplifier, AM s AND RESTAURANT annual pitch - in picture window on "Disseminated JeASE SUMMER, River Edge. CLOSE: QUIET neighborhood, $85. Phone 353-7499. SP-54-26 painting contest. Details for entry Intravascular Consumptive Coagulopathy" will Clotting and With the deadline only five nan, reduced rates. available from your residence privete beth, kitchen privileges. are be included. ■l-4439.6-4-25 Shrimp and Fish hall president or call the Waste days away, just three $90. 351-8976.54-24 MOVING SALE best offers. MASTIFF, MALE Young and Pitcher Night (M-W-S) - - Control Authority, 212 E. Holden applications for membership Zenith 19" portable TV/stand, very large. Obedience trained, i for 4-giri - (Very Special Sunday) Hall. The MSU on next year's campus SINGLES - MALE. Summer/Fail. GE record player, fan, hand hair reasonable to right party. prelaw Club is (mediate occupancy, close. Walk to campus. Cooking. 334 dryer, kitchen utensils, bed, 372-5024. 54-25 Luncheon special - $1.50 finalizing arrangements for a field judiciaries have been returned 0. 337-0659. 3-4-23 trip to the University of Chicago to the Judicial Programs Office Evergreen. Call 489-1893. 74-26 winter coats, heating pad, bun "Buying Clothes" and and Northwestern School of Law. LABRADOR RETRIEVER in 339 Student Services Bldg. warmer, Indian material. Pool Table "Guarantees" will be the topics of [girl to share large room in 3 - Any member who is interested in Kenneth O. Marvin, asst. SUBLET TWO - man room. Two 332-0974, 7-1 Opm. SP-54-26 AKC. 6 weeks. Female $75. an illustrated brown bag program Park Trace. $67.50. Pin Ball Machines visiting these schools on May 10 blocks from Share Male $85. 699-2211. SP-54-26 from 12:10 to I p.m. today in 9 should call Greg Conrad before director of judicial programs, fe-3086, after 7 p.m. 11-4-30 campus. cooking end beth. $110 / month FISHER 500 receiver, Jensen Human Ecology Bldg. April 24. said Monday that about nine ARABIAN AND Morgan stud 2359 E. Gd. River, Okemos man, furnished plus utilities. Phone 332-5722 speakers, Dual 1219 turntable, positions are now open for service. Evenings, after 6 p.m. The MSU Sailing Club will meet jnts. 129 Burchem Drive, Monday - Friday, 9:30 • 11am. Sony 250 deck, $450. Also Wiliamston. 655-1015. SP-54-26 FREE A lesson in complexion at 7:30 tonight in 208 Men's undergraduates on the four 114-30 The MSU Comic Arts will meet to. judicial boards. ... 124 Cedar Street, $170. Epiphone 12-string. Enjoy I Call Intramural Bldg. The care. Call 484-4519 East at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in 107 slide show Be Kedzie Drive. For the FURNISHED ROOM , kitchen John T„ 485-2916. SP-54-26 FULL BLOODLINE Irish Setter Michigan or 485-7197 Lansing Berkey Hall - bring books etc. to "From Dinghies to Square-Riggers" Applications for the ■ious, graduate or married will be shown. Basic Residence Hall Assn. Judiciary, puppy - female, 10 weeks old. Mall. MERLE NORMAN swap. sailing shore prlvilegM, parking, 2 blocks AIR FORCE Artie Down school will meet at 8:30 p.m. its. Leases starting June or from campus, males sleeping 694-1514. SP-5-4-29 COSMETIC STUDIOS. C-34-25 Student-Faculty Judiciary and ■ptember. Call 487-3216. 332-3809. 3-4-23 bag. Used only one summer - Butterfield Antidiscrimination Judicial $60. Call 489-0617 after 5:30. Marriage Symposium ■nings 5-10 p.m., 882-2316. NORWEGIAN ELKHOUND FREE LANCE photogrnpher 54-26 - top - I'll Service announces the discussion of "Two Board are due Monday. |8-3 p.m. 351-2402. 0-4-30 SHARE HOUSE 1 ot her, Lake quality. Male puppies. Real photograph your wedding with a Career Marriages" at 7 p.m. Applications to the sweethearts! Crafdal and other personal touch and at a Wednesday in the Butterfield Hall Lansing Road. $93. 351-1383. BOSE 501 speakers. Teac 250S All-University Student Houses ^ 5-4-26 Dolby system cassette recorder. top national bloodlines. $70 - $100. 663-3418. SP-54-29 reasonable rate. Call 882-6532 after 6pm. Let me show you FOR THE BEST service equipment see the STEREO on stereo lounge. Free. Judiciary are due April 30. Pioneer HR88 8-Track recorder. Applicants to the AVAILABLE NOW through June some of my fantasy wedding Panansonic RE7750A 4 Channel SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River Antidiscrimination Judicial Any student wishing to work 15. 201 South Foster. 372-9362. receiver. Soundcraftsmen Model Mobile Homes » photos. SP-54-26 C4-30 with the ASMSU Legal Aid Dept. Board and the Student-Faculty SP-54-29 20-12 audio frequency equalizer on landlord tenant relations, traffic Judiciary must be juniors, nt. 139 Bailey Street ROOMS FOR summer end fall. and many other stereo | ACCESS CENTER I CREATIVE WEDDINGS, Portraits, Passport, Application photos. regulations, judicial matters are invited cases or other to pick up a while applicants to the components. Throughout the WANDERCRAFT 12' x 60'with 8' le block from campus) $15 a Cooking, parking, laundry, T.V. rest of our have I F0R . Compare. LUKE petition in 334 Student Services all-university judiciary must Call Pete 332-1712. store we x 28' glass enclosed porch. f Human Reproduction Health | Bldg. Petitions are due Friday. have a GPA of 2.2 or better . room. Very close to cempus. everything from crash helmets offers PHOTOGRAPHY, 351-6690 -29 ' Phone 332-5722. to Utility shed. Furnished. 409 Monday - air conditioners. Electronic Lancelot Place, King Arthur's | Abortion - Contraception services I C-4-30 "The Problems and Pitfalls of and must be in good standing , Friday, 9:30 -Hem, 0-34-5-31 repair of all kinds. We buy, sell Court. Phone 485-0203. 54-23 I 1226 East Michigan Land Development and Land Use" with the University. Applicants - SHARE furnished house, end trade. Benk Americard and ' Instructions will be the topic of Robert H. to the« residence hall judiciary bedroom, single girl. snog 1 ; Master DICKER Charge accepted. 81 DEAL FOR SALE - 1965 new moon. 10x47. Two bedroom. Located INTERESTED IN No-Frills Low Carey's presentation at 7:30 tonight in 22 3 Natural Resources must live in a residence hall. Though one requirement SECONDHAND STORE, 1701 within mile of campus. Cost Jet Travel to Europe, The Bldg. |LS needed for house, summer limits applicants to full-time GUNS, RIFLES, end handguns of South Cedar, Lansing. 487-3886. 337-7948. 44-26 Middle East, The Far East, GUITAR, FLUTE, Banjo and Drum Own rooms. Air. From 4 to 5 p.m. Wednesday in students, Marvin said they all kinds. Buy trade and eel I. Open 9-9 Monday, Wednesday, Africa, or Practically Anywhere? lessons. Private instruction nonth. 436 M.A.C. 133 Life Sciences 1 Bldg. John would encourage part-time BEST 'round price* in Friday. 9-6 Tuesday, Thursday, GARDNER 1970 12x60 with EDUCATIONAL FLIGHTS available. MARSHALL MUSIC, fc-2641.54-26 yeer two can Clausen will speak on "Physique, students to apply. Southern Michigen. BOB'S GUN Saturday. C-54-26 expandos. Fully carpeted, porch, help you find the least expensive 351-7830. C-1-4-23 Social Reputation and Personality way for getting where you want "There is a part-time student I PEOPLE - rooms in house, SHOP, 2412 South Cedar. Call washer / dryer. In Mason. inLongitudinalPerspective." 371-2244. OR-17-4-23 BICYCLES ALL Ten Speedsl 676-1506 evenings. SP-54-29 to go. Phone us Toll - Free at MATH TUTOR. All courses 082 now on one of the student . 437 MAC, $60. - 1800) 223-5569. 25-5-17 From 4 toS p.m. Thursday in 133 fc-1968. X54-25 Various colors and sizes. thru 215. Call 353-3834 before governing groups. I think a Life Sciences I Bldg. Dr. David rJ GIBSONS V Simplex De-railer center - pull brekes, high quality at dealer's cost. Forced warehouse sale. AMERICAN 1973. Two bedrooms furnished, excellent condition, steps, skirting, 8'x10' shed. TUTORING pronunciation, IN GERMAN conversation 5:00pm. 3-4-25 Typing Service Sachs of Stanford University will speak Mouse on to "Oxygen Toxicity from Man." part-time student applying to a judiciary board would be a strong challenge of that r, Ihed E pENTtV, - alio new min<-~t campus. BOCK 94:30 p.m. Monday • Friday. 8 a.m. • 12 pjn. Saturday. D 8c C Located Park, Holt. in Windmill Phone 6634135. Trailer practice. Call 355-3846 . 2-4-23 The Spartan Pistol Club will hold full-time student regulation," Marvin said. I duplex, 3 bedrooms, central 185 882-4280. 5-4-25 ADDIC STORAGE 1241 Roth Drive. South Cedar at 1-96. 694-3311. SP-54-26 Peanuts Personal ANN BROWN typing i and multilith offset printing. Complete service an instructional meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday in Demonstration Hall. Marvin said the deadline for OR-34-24 REMBRANDT - 12'x50'. 10'x7' New members welcome. applications might be moved for dissertations, theses, shed, on lot, good condition. back to allow students who |E MEN, fall and summer, • Used books price Must selll $3,000. 394-0574. MUSHHEAD, GET the "Pads" out. manuscripts, general typing. IBM Present and future vyorkers were unaware of the s $85/month. Own room. LUDWIG DUAL bass drums - 9 Ready for the challenge? Bandit. - 24 years experience. 349-0850 interested in uniting politically as a openings ■•5656. 3-4-23 • Out of print searches months old includes Atles heavy 5-4-25 to apply. He said his office and 14-23 C-4-30 class to abolish capitalism are urged • 1st Editions and Americana duty hardware and fiber cases. to attend the Socialist Labor Party the judicial boards are now IDIATE OCCUPANCY. 3 • Over 2S.000 Books in Stock 663-4180. SP-54-29 MAGNOLA, 8'x38', good FREEI NOW that we have your THESES, RESUMES, typing and Club meeting at 8:30 p.m. working with on- and condition. Asking $1,650. Call Tlrooms, full besement, attention - phone 332-6514 for printing. Reasonable prices. Wednesday in 37 Union. off-campus living units and 1972 CANNISTER SWEEPER with 337-0972. V> mile campus. per only, $225/month. Call SP-54-29 further information. 14-23 COMME RICAL PRINTING. The Christian student organizations to recruit ell attachments. Powerful Science ■P-5-4-29 351-4116. C-4-30 more applicants. TUE-FRI1-6,7-9 suction. $16. 393-1510. Organization of MSU extends an WELCOME TO our new pledges invitation to any student, faculty B. SUMMER term, own room, 1969 Marlette - King Arthur's C-34-25 Sherrie and Sandy Pi. Love your PURPLE VICKI Court. Partially furnished. - fast, accurate, member or staff member to attend Br campui, furnished, SAT 12-5 ADPi Sisters. 14-23 inexpensive typing. Very ■onable 332-8903. SP-5-4-29 SEWING MACHINE Clearance Excellent condition. Call after campus. 337-7260. 10-4-26 near the regular 6:45 to 7:45 p.m. meeting in 38 and 39 Union. China may need 124% W. Grand Rivar Salel Brand new portables 9pm, 482-7510. SP-54-29 |ES, FURNISHED, very X /* $49.95. $5 per month. Large THREE TYPING DONE in my home. 50c All announcements printed in - June. 332-5622 UPSTAIRS selection or reconditioned used DOUBLE wide travello mobile homesl 24' x 52' - per page up to 10 pages. 40c per "It's What's Happening" are read daily WMSN (640 AM) campus less grain from I*. 5-7 p.m. 54-24 mechines. Singers, Whites, $8,900, 24' x 56' - $9,900 and Real Estate « page over 10 pages. 489-2128. radio. on 8 TRACK AM/FM stereo. $80. Necchis, New Homes and "many 04-30 24' x 60' - $10,900. Call or 3 others.'' $19.95 to $39.95. RENTt° Duplex. Ba.o. 102O Zenith 19" black / white T.V. Terms. EDWARDS come and visit AMERIHOMES, IRENc ORR The MSU Community Co - op U.S. next year Short Street. $25. 3654888. 34-24 KIMBERLY DOWNS - Theses, term papers, Nursery will hold an open house 6900 South Cedar. 694-8644. - 3 bedroom, 1893. 7-4-26 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. general typing. Formerly with from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the 54-23 large kitchen, formal dining, 1115 North Washington, Ann Brown. Call 482-7487. school located on the of I WANTED WEDDING BAND - Men's family room / fireplace. Built corner to share house 489-6448. C-34-25 C-4-30 Jolly and College roads. There are WASHINGTON (AP) - Beeutiful five Dlemond. $130 BEST BUY in town I 1961. 6% mortgage. $37,900, by 1 3 others. Own bedroom. 1973 - 3 openings for children f Prospects are good for the farm ■50 I new, asking $86. 371-1389 efter bedroom, partly furnished, owner. 489-0939. 104-29 old month plus V. utilities. BOYS 27" 10-speed Motobecane EXPERIENCED IBM typing. - s All crop of the People's Republic 4 p.m.; weekends. 34-24 ■5252 or 371-1743. 3-4-24 skirtir.„, disposal, all carpeted. Dissertations, (Pica Elite). bicycle. 25V4" frame. 882-7394. HASLETT: RURAL flavor • of China this season, according Excellent condition. Makeofferl FAY ANN 489-0358. C4-30 34-25 surrounds this to a publication of the U.S. ■LANSING 175cc MOTORCYCLE, $100. 655-1227. 5-423 brand new 3 Road. Furnished, bedroom aluminum ranch on Railroad • edroom Cheap transportation, fun, runs COMPLETE THESES Service, Club meets at 8:30 Dept. of Agriculture (USDA). home,, lovely FIREBALL SAILBOAT, wood, half - acre lot. Low tax area. - tonight in 33 Union. There will be good. 351-0100. 5-4-23 MOBILE HOME, (8'x33'l welk to a A good crop could mean a V'ing, modem, yaar lease. newly refinished, trailer, 2 sets Discount printing, IBM typing general election of officers at the Only $28,500. Call MOSLEY campus I Fireplace, carpeted, air and binding of these, resumes, sharp cutback in China's |0 I»900. Winter, $276 aummer. VIOLIN, GOOD condition, $50. of sails, spinnaker, all racing conditioned) garbage disposal, REALTY, 339-8129. 34-23 meeting. SP-5-4-26 Call 355-8892, after 4 p.m. gear. Many extras. Priced to sell publications. Across from imports of grains and other fenced. $1500. 332-2363. MSU Simulations Society will 64-24 332-5714. SP-54-29 FOUR BEDROOM home near campus corner M.A.C. and products from the United I FLAT 1 34-24 Grand River. Below meet from 1 to 8 p.m. Sunday in 30 bedroom, urnmer campus: fireplace, study, Jones Union. States, it said. I Everyone interested in furnished. $65/month. CAMERA CASE BOOKCASE, sturdy white plastic screened porch, modern kitchen. Stationery Shop. Call The article in Foreign 9. SP 5-4-26 - Plastic, FOR RENT or sale 4 man near conflict simulations is invited. - COPYGRAPH SERVICES, underwater, with flash stands approximately 6' high $36,900. 332-1181, evenings. Agriculture magazine, a weekly campus. All utilities peid. 337-1666. C4-30 attachment end view finder. Fits with 5 easy snap - together 54-26 Women's Resource Center, publication to be distributed Bedroom house, country Kodak Instametic 414. $45. shelves, $9. A great space saver I Furnished. Study room with ber. topic for brown bag lunch program our V9. 5 minutes from Washer I dryer, shag carpeting THESES, PAPERS, general typing. for women 25 plus is "Learning Monday, was written by campui. 386-8767. 64-24 Also, Nesco helmet, safety $210 / month or $5000 cash. Guaranteed work. Call Carolyn, Frederick W. Crook of the ■able June, one yeer lease. Resources for You." Elaine approved. Size M, white, herdly Call after 6pm, 332-5574. 104-23 USDA's Economic Research • per month. Call 3494841 GIBSON ELECTRIC guiters; used $8. Cali Vicki 3514158. 6 94-1654. Cherney of the Learning Resources 5-4-26 Center will talk with us about the Service. ES330tDC, ESI26 3/4 T, w-34-24 service they provide. Join us at CROSSROADS Wanted However, Crook said ■ cOOKING, parking, close Gibson empllfier. Best offers. 363-7602. 54-24 OPEN 9-5:30 DAILY. Closed NEW MOON. 1970 - 12'x60\ 3 g noon Services Wednesday Bldg. in 6 Student unfavorable weather between ■""Pu,' $75/month. 519 - bedroom, front kitchen. Call CYCLE now and October and increased Ruth. 5-4-23 Saturday. OPTICAL after 5pm, 645-7380. 54-24 TIRES: 4 brend new mags. 2 GIRL WANTS own room in house. instability in China's domestic DISCOUNT, 2615 East 210 ABBOTT RD Officers will be elected following Close to campus. Call Nancy. C-60-15 Super Stock V's. 2 a program on radio news at today's politics could lead to further G-60-14 Formula I's. 4 Keystone Classic rims, 2 - 14", 2 • 16". Michigan, Lansing, 372-7409. C-64-26_ [ lost S Found ][^j EAST LANSING •IS Makes • 3514009. 34-25 8:30 p.m. meeting of the MSU Campus Chapter of Society of sizable purchases from American exporters. P parage. 337-2095. 5-4-23 29" GRAND Touring 3-speed. $75. k from around th* world Professional Journalists. Sigma 3634090. 64-24 WANTED: ROOM in house, close Delta Chi. Tonight's meeting, China, which is a major man's, brand newl 482-4687. FIND SOMETHING IJ 'adult bicycle; 5' iFRANOORTTb"^ red GIRL'S 6-SPEED 54-23 IF You've found a pet or article of *10-speeds 'free repair cli a s Eh to campus, have lovable dog. Shelley, 339-8791. SP-54-26 postponed from last week, is in 37 foreign customer for U.S. house, $240 I month Schwinn. value, we want to help you return exporters, has signed in the last ° T utilities. $20/month Excellent'condition. $80. MUST SELL 24" Huffy boy's ®ummer only. 332-1170 after 4 pm. 44-24 10-speed bike. Only 3 weeks old, it. Just come Into the State News 332-4111 WANTED: GARAGE space year three - year contracts for Cleasified Department and tell us M • W. Fri., Sat., near Bob Carr, congressional grains from Canada, Australia beeutifull $85. 363-7377. 34-23 East Lansing Police Department. |ni", 372-7456.10-4-29 you want to place an ad in EAST 9:30- 5:30 Thurs., 9:30 - 9:00 After 6, 337-2456. SP-54-26 candidate, wants to hear from you and Argentina. fe FOR SALE: LANSING STATE BANK'S found on financial aid problems. There That suggests. Crook said, FOLK Guitar, TENOR SAXOPHONE Selmer - Sun.. 12 - 5 r ~ 2 ro°ms, girls excellent condition, $45. Phone column. As a public service EAST will be meetings at 8 tonight in "that China now regards the T551. SP-54-29 immediately. 337-0380. SP-64-29 Signet. Plays excellent - desperatel Only $275. LANSING STATE BANK will the ad at no cost to you I run SUMMER RENTAL. Privacy in the pina* in rustic cabin off the [ CrM ](« "Thirties Room" Mayo Hall and at 8 p.m. Thursday in East Akers Hall lounge. United States as one of many suppliers in normal times but an OOLF CLUBS - Woman's 3 3^-847134-23 EAST LANSING coast of Maine. 15 acres, 3 r b«*room, living n 'r «•«», full ' of woods, 8 Irons. $30. 361-0909. 3-4-26 SEARS FLEXING exercisor, brand new, $19. Call Robin, 353-0912, STATE BANK C-4-30 monthly 339-8129. 34-23 or season. Call [ Stare Driimg a term Would in you like to spend fall Greece? The Center for important source of farm imports indifficult years." land Alternatives in Higher Education is In the current fiscal year, after 5. X-3-4-20 lniihi°"i °n,y c'"n, DISK • TABLE, (30" x 72") FOUND: NEW American Standard Fit your fancy. Older stereos sell From Howell to MSU. Leaving now open from I to 3 p.m. the United States has been by E, * family need apply, col lector's Item, antique? Plate - GIRL'S 10-speed Suburban, good Bible. Pocket size. Blue cover. fast, bring you cash for newer 8:00am., Returning 5:00pm. Mondays and Fridays and from I - far the m^jor supplier of fcjno"T,ne"-356-7812 ' «'ter or glass tap. $96. 372-2639. condition, $60. Call after 5, New Testament. 3514849 type you want Oiai 355-8255 to Phone 546-3363 evenings, 4:30 p.m. on Tuesdays - Thursdays. Find C/AHED at 1IIS S. Harrison China's imported wheat, com 5pm. SP-5-4-29 place a Want Ad. SP-64-29 355-2971.34-25 C-34-25 weekends. 3-4-24 Road. and soybeans. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday. April 23 Women rival men ■ Graffi in resfroom graffiti Observers women', graffiti ay ilm ■ examples are »h I By CAROL SHEPARD "Vasectomy is never having to say you're photographed jn sonry!" Another solid barometer of the equalization of sexes is a sharp rise in the quantity and "Who needs screws us every sex day." at night? The University :c -*-•>» I quality of feminine graffiti. Philosophy A magnificent offering of lighthearted was delt a quick blow by woman's answer to this rhetorical question: one State News photo|w I comedy is offered in women's washrooms "What is reality?" Susan Sheim I throughout the MSU campus. -"Who cares?" The creative outpourings of women rival those of men in every field-politics, religion, Note these Pulitizer Prize winners in poetry: "I sent my sinuses to Arizona, sex, poetry and philosophy. I sent my liver to Peru. Incisive analysis of the current presidential I sent my lungs and my kidneys crisis, for example: "Avoid all needle drugs. The only dope For the summer to Sydney worth But I'm sending my heart to you." shooting is Richard Nixon." "Nixon is a damned luxurious mountain (*: "If you sprinkle/ When you tinkle/ Please be goat." neat/ And wipe the seat." "What's wrong with mountain goats?" "Nixon's father should have been the one to pull out." Other writers are religiously inclined: "A person can't conceive God. He is too the Many scribbles could only be classified under heading of "general insanity." "Only Robinson Crusoe got everything done by Friday." Classes on state "Blow your mind—smoke gunpowder!" By HARRIET WILKES Contemporary problems such These courses are research Office attended the wonderful!" -"Then what good is 'He*? Why not 'she'?" "Left-handed people live on!" State News Staff Writer as employment, housing, seminar Independent Study conference, along with according to Cross, helw contribute J health and education could be (480) and the development of Northern Michigan University's objectively to -"He?!" —"Right on." "Indians, for one of the first curriculum planning. iw -"Left on!" researched. American Indians as an ethnic Indian affairs coordinator, the of -"Yeah, He. (signed) J.C." times in history, were asked Minority Affairs Gumedll But before attempting to minority (Race and Ethnic president of Western Michigan Sal as, "God is a great scientist in the sky One woman expressed amazement at the about something before it was create a Michigan Indian Studies 485). Both courses are - University's Indian student Charles Clelij performing an experiment on stress." professor of "Is this space reserved for religious graffiti or logistics of writing graffiti high on the wall: developed," said William studies program at MSU, Cross part of the College of Urban group and the director of anthropology,*] Daniel Jacobson, "If you're writing while Cross, graduate assistant in the professortfi sitting you're a said the University must first Development's triethnic Lansing's Indian Center. education, assisted in shaJ something?" goddamn Amazon!" Dept. of Racial and Ethnic consider its available resources. approach which emphasizes Many non - Indian guests, the plans for this new Inevitably, there are comments about "A musical tragedy: when he's sex. And then there's the sage who wrote: Studies, about a statewide conference for the recent He is looking for students who Indian, Black and Chicano ******* pr<>^ on his "It's about time these walls were cleaned, can and will teach the courses. cultures. favorite piece and his organ gives out." we're running out of room!" curriculum development of college - level Michigan "We Speculations about the Indian studies. Essentially, a academic are looking for a strong approach by Michigan Indian studie 'k' two • level class curriculum was program were a result of input internally developing Indian from loca< citizens, students TRIVIA NIGHT—MON * WED suggested by the conference graduate students who are able Reading education said participants. At the introductory students would study level, the to gain credentials through the Ph.D. process," Cross said. He added, however, that more and authorities. Representatives from the State Commission of Indian Affairs and the Detroit Indian Affairs 9:00 BLUEGRASS EXTENSION—THURS than five years may pass before history of Michigan Indians. At 8:00 enough graduate students have better in USSR than U.S. the second level, more specialized courses would explore deeper the history and earned Ph.D.s to qualify to teach in the anticipated *MONEY SPENT IN GOOD ADVERTISING SMITH BROTHERS- TUES problems of Michigan Indian program. -IS MONEY 8:30 By LEOPOLDO CAVAZOS this attitude, not just the Soviet research institutes cultures. These specialized Until such EARNED IN RESULTS. resources are teachers. claim there is no relationship courses would also offer 355-8255 220 S.Howard 371-1752 developed, students interested Evelyn Wood might starve in "There is a complete, honest between poor reading students an opportunity to in Russia. learning about Indian conviction at every level of achievement and perceptual learn about Indian religions cultures must settle for the In contrast to the high education that all children will problems or low and the Ottawa, Chippewa and only two courses offered by percentage of poor readers read. socio-economic status, he said. Potawatomi the languages. College of Urban Affairs. produced by U.S. elementary "This appears to be in In Russia, every citizen schools, the Soviet Union marked contrast to the thrust receives equal educational boasts one of the most in American education where opportunities, Durr said. successful reading programs in Children in rural we search, instead, for reasons areas get the the world, according to William same training as those in the why the child will not read." K. Durr, MSU professor of Durr also said that a massive larger cities, and state-owned elementary special education. research effort in education industrial units, like Durr, who toured Russian may be another factor. automobile manufacturers, also schools for two weeks last "The Soviet government provide reading classes for their December, told the MSU devotes much more money to workers. Russian Club recently that he educational research than the "But the common goal of was amazed at the reading U.S. government does," he literacy coupled with the ability of the children there. said. "The research covers conviction that this goal can Most Russian children leam to and will be attained seems to read before they begin formal everything from the general organizations of books to be of the greatest significance schooling, he said. which letter of the alphabet in the success of their "The entire social attitude is should be taught first." program," Durr said. that each child will succed in learning how to read," Durr said. "And I think it should be stressed that everybody holds Maybe it's time to take a study break and get UNION your hair in shape for spring. Call us now. BILLIARD Four stylists to serve ROOM you. SNOOKER, BILLIARDS, POCKET POOL J••••••*