Volume 67 Number 143 Wednesday, April 24,1974 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 48824 upreme Court refuses to debate reverse FROM WIRE SERVICES discrimination' at college undermined, perhaps voided these reason to suppose that a subsequent case beyond the question of mootness to reach considered on his individual merits in a ASH1NGTON - The Supreme Court programs. A decision against the student attacking those procedures will not come the issue of the school's policy. racially neutral manner.' ^ay declined, at least for the present presumably would have buttressed the with relative speed to this court now that Douglas said law schools are not limited programs. the Supreme Court of Washington (state) Douglas said the equal protection clause to rule on the constitutionality of to any mechanical criteria before of the Constitution "commands the "Because the petitioner will complete has spoken," the majority said. ng preferred treatment to racial his law school studies at the end of the The state supreme court had approved the admitting students, but their policies must elimination of racial barriers, not their orities in compensation for past be administered in a "racially neutral creation in order to satisfy our theory as term for which he is now registered admissions policies of the law school. 'mination. way." to how society ought to be regardless of any decision this court might State authorities have told the court that organized." a 5 - 4 vote, the court declared that There is no bar to consideration, among reach on the merits of this litigation, we DeFunis will be permitted to complete his Insofar DeFunis case of a white student denied other factors, of an individual's past as was specifically conclude that the court cannot concerned, Douglas said, he could not '-sion to the University of Washington legal education and receive his degree achievements and future potential in light consider the substantive constitutional conclude without a new trial and school because of a racial quota regardless of the outcome of the case. of the "racial discrimination that barred issues tendered by the parties," said the The Constitution requires that federal additional information whether there was ing black applicants was moot since his way" Douglas said. student, Marco Defunis Jr., is unsigned court opinion. courts act only in an existing case or But, the justice continued, the law implied discrimination because of race. uled to graduate next month, Justices William J. Brennan Jr., controversy. The high court has school apparently considers only race in Brennan, joined by the other three the highest court had taken a stand Thurgood Marshall, Byron R. White and determined in previous cases that "federal giving preferred admisssion status. William 0. Douglas dissented. dissenters, said the majority "clearly he issue, its decision could have been courts are without power to decide ' 'A DeFunis who is white is entitled to disserves the public interest. The The unsigned majority opinion questions that cannot affect the rights of cted to have enormous impact on no advantage by reason of that fact, nor is constitutional issues which are avoided indicated the issue will be available for the litigants before them." The majority firmative action programs" giving he the subject to any disability, no matter today concern vast numbers of people FUNIS: his case declared moot. court decision at a later date. cited these factors in declining to decide ... rence to minorities in hiring and his race or color,' Douglas wrote. Few constitutional questions in recent -lions in business and government, "If the admissions procedures of the the DeFunis case on its merits. "Whatever his race, he had a history have stirred as much debate and law school remain unchanged, there is no In a separate dissent, Douglas went ruling in favor of DeFunis would have constitutional right to have his application they will not disappear," Brennan wrote. ofits rise 3% above Highway deaths 73 quarter lowered in state, r Texaco EW YORK second (AP) - Texaco, the largest oil company, report indicates By R.D. CAMPBELL speeds were, by and large, unaffected by rted Tuesday that its 1974 first State News Staff Writer the new speed law. -r earnings were 123 per cent above But Calcetera said that one has to be Two hundred and thiry - one me period in 1973. careful in analyzing the figures, since so xaco said its quarterly profits rose to Michiganders are still alive today who many factors are involved other than the 4 million, as against $264 million might be dead if not for the 55 mile per 55 m p.h. law. hour speed limit combined with year. The tneome it30 p»r cent above "You have to take a long, hard look at $453 million declared In the last three skyrocketing gasoline prices and -general the economic situation," he said. economic fatigue. thsof 1973. After months of haggling, state ~xon, the largest U.S. oil company, State police records showed Tuesday legislators endorsed the new speed law announced higher first quarter that 391 persons have died on Michigan partly to save gas and partly because of roads so far this year compared to 622 at the looming threat of a loss in federal |ings Tuesday. xon said that in the quarter that this time in 1973. highway dollars. But they did manage to March 31, it made $705 million, 39 Col. Forrest Jacob, deputy director of water down the law so that no points jcent above the $508 million reported the Michigan State Police, credits the bulk against a driver's license could be assessed of that drop to the reduced speeds. to those ticketed for traveling e same period last year. The company d, however, that the latest gain was "It has certainly made the big between 55 and 70 m.p.h. 10.4 per cent from the last quarter difference," Jacob said "Speed is the State Sen. Jack Faxon, D • Detroit, was 1973, when Exxon earned $787 culprit that's always with us and whose a strong advocate of the no points n. reduction is responsible for 231 more provision. He commutes daily from his Monday, Gulf Oil living people today." Detroit home. Corp. and ard Oil of Indiana The 55 m p.h. speed limit signs replace Faxon thinks that if the gas shortage is (Amoco) disclosed quarter gains more than 75 per cent faster speed signs March 1, though the new alleviated Michigan should return to the the similar law was not enforced until the middle of 70 m.p h. limit. period in 1973. e first - quarter gains come atop the month, Jacobs said. In 1973 during He discounted the slower speeds r performances for the oil firms in March there were 173 fatalities on minimal injury theory. ast three months of 1973. Of the four Michigan roads compared to only 102 "If you're hit at 55 or hit at 70 it during March of this year. doesn't make much difference," he said. ,rs reporting so far, only Exxon ed a decline from the fourth - quarter In Ingham County there were five "You're hit." ts, while Amoco's net rose 81 per deaths at this time in 1973, but there have Rep. Michael Novak, D - Detroit and been no fatalities so far in 1974. chairman of the House Roads and Bridges rporate profits or earnings are the "We have a total of zero at this point," Committee, said he does not doubt that t of Sheriff Kenneth Preadmore said. "I'm the reason for reduced fatalites is the a company's net incdme taxes. quite sure that the low speeds have a lot to lowered speed. Previously the oil firms have a substantial do with it.That and the gasoline shortage." The speed law expires on July 29,1975, portion of their profits But it seems the slower speeds and when state legislators must decide whether go toward increased exploration and reduced travel are not having as to extend the law. "opment of new energy supplies, much effect upon the number of "There's every indication in the "anwhile, in Washington, the House merce Committee accidents this year as upon the number of legislature that an attempt will be made to Tuesday voted to continue that speed limit (55) in the jback the price of 80 per cent of the personal injury and fatal accidents. stically produced crude oil and to Comparing 1974 to 1973, accidents are future," Novak said. down only 9.9 per cent whereas injuries Sen. James Fleming, R - Jackson and se stiffer price regulations on rted oil. are down 23.9 per cent and fatalities are chairman of the Highways Committee, was ! down 38.4 per cent, according to state not available for comment. Dennis Provision, an amendment to the ency energy bill police figures. Kensella, United Press International being considered, Sgt. Ron Calcetera said that since the photographer, recently tracked Fleming proposed by Rep. Bob Eckhardt, D - who indicated he was Nicer t accidents are occuring at slower speeds the on an expressway outside Lansing at 78 > acting in part m.p.h. "se of the higher earnings, As motorists head toward the highway these days they can feel safer than they could a year ago because 391 injuries are not so severe. He added that e deaths in rural areas where speeds are An aide in Fleming's office said that amendment, if passed into law, people had died on Michigan highways by Tuesday - compared to 622 dead this time last year. Police more drastically affected by the 55 m.p.h. since there is no immediate end in sight to d roll back most domestic crude attributed the reduction to lowered speed limits and lessened traffic because of higher gas prices. limit are down 41.1 per cent compared to the gas shortage Fleming would probably s a dollar a barrel from the currently State News photo by Susan Sheiner 32.3 per cent in the urban areas where support a continuation of the 55 limit. ated price 0f $5.25 a barrel. So - 'new" oil, that produced in excess 972 levels, would drop from around barrel to $6.17 a barrel under the Zulu leaders a non. e rollback amendment is similar, n not identical, to the provision triggered President Nixon's veto of . original t said his unter the emergency energy amendment is designed President's objections to bill. South African Manhunt protest r'ginal rollback provision About 1,000 pickets shouted at ®nt by retaining price incentives to encourage DISPATCH OF THE TIMES, LONDON San Francisco Mayor Joseph ration for new JOHANNESBURG - Leaders of South "The whole election is being fought supplies of oil. Alioto, right, Tuesday after the eried in New York about us, what to do with us and what we about the latest Africa's voteless 18 million blacks are of earnings, John C. Sawhill, the can and must settle for - but we are not mayor instituted a stop - and - watching today's general election keenly appointed administrator of the but without much optimism for any signs consulted," Chief Buthelezi said. search procedure in efforts to ai Energy Office, said: "The profits of a new racial attitude on the part ojf the 2 The Nationalist party,in particular, has find the black "Zebra" killer or increases are very million white voters. implied that the heavens would Gall in if large. We will be killers who have killed 12 whites Z|ng them very the black man had any say in the power of carefully to see if in six months. Two lawsuits have increases have led to increased Chief Buthelezi, the political leader of 4 South Africa. ™ent< especially in million Zulus, said the election was a been filed to block the dragnet drilling and Sonny Leon, the leader of the Labor Pment rather than in barometer from which he must assess his and hearings are scheduleled to marketing." party, the most popular political party mi! said future attitude toward nonviolence. he wasn't prepared to among the 2 million people of mixed race, begin today. Thirty black plain wither the said Monday that if the Nationalist party clothes . ■ 'Ve profits were "We must know if we are being naive in officers were assigned until he had looked at the was returned to power with greater s more hoping and praying for nonviolent support it would bring doser the day of Tuesday to turn up new leads in carefully. the intensive manhunt. change," he said. the "inevitable showdown" with blacks. ralinXX0"on and and Texac0 their Some black pragmatists argue that a AP Wirephoto development budgets The tone of the election campaign has stronger mandate for Prime Minister John s Sf ,t^tially for the first three 74, Exxon's from $515 been depressing in this respect with both Vorster's government will make it easier the major white parties stressing in their for it to grant concessions to the blacks, millio mil|ion fto $475 roUUonmillion and Texaco's from own ways "swart gevaar" ("black but this is a minority view. danger"). 2 Michigan State News, Hast Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Apri| 24 Incumbent to seek re-election of committee. By JIM BUSH approved $2 billion plan for months through his chairmanship of State News Staff Writer the Senate State Affairs Committee. Nelson, 36 and a graduate of MSU, said would • oriented campaign," but could not m- The Lansing area Michigan Senate race warmed Pittenger acknowledged later that his opposition is at least "people with three • year Republican incumbent Philip O. up Tuesday Pittenger's partly due to the presence in his district of a large majority of issues would be. specify W|^| announcement that he will seek re - election in November. state employes who are fearful of losing their jobs if Milliken is Nelson, whose election would make him the first hi In what he called a "long decision in the making," Pittenger. successful in his efforts to consolidate three state departments. senator from outside the Detroit area, is probably 0 44, said he had given up a congressional bid and would try to Pittenger, who first won election to the state House in 1966 ground than earlier easily defeated Democratic win election to the traditionally Republican 24th district seat after serving in former Gov. George Romney's administration, is candidates from Lansing. Even without Kelley to ask limit for mining firm that he just barely attained in 1970. also in control of three bills in the legislature's political reform Pittenger defeated his 1970 Democratic the stu opponent bV "I want to try it again," said Pittenger, the chairman of two package - none of which have yet been reported out percentage point. on), J legislative committees. "I'm going to work in the same manner as Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley said Tuesday he would ask I have been." the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals to not extend its Pittenger, who has recently earned the wrath of Gov. Milliken temporary order permitting Reserve Mining Co. to operate its Silver Bay taconite plant until May 15. The 3,100 employes of the Minnesota plant returned for his roadblocking of the governor's plan to consolidate state human services departments, indicated he expected no in August's primary. opposition Program to However, state Rep. Earl Nelson, D Lansing and bike a co ripoffs - - to work early Tuesday morning after the federal court sponsor of the governor's plan, announced in January that he of appeals stayed a lower court ruling to close the plant would seek the Democratic nomination of the district, which has until May 15. not elected a Democrat in at least 30 years. bikes. Federal Judge Miles Lord originally ordered the Silver Nelson, 36, a legislator for three years, said he was "not Campus police have assigned a full - time officer to head a Officer Brett Bean, who Bay plant closed at midnight Saturday because it was a surprised" by Pittenger's entry in the race, which came at a will direct the program said midmoming news conference at the state Capitol. program to prevent bike thefts continuing source of water and air pollution. Noting that and to recover and return solen bike thefts on campus have students were not yet permitted to vote in their college towns accounted for about $50,000, Kelley said he expected the U.S. Environmental when he campained in 1970, Pittenger said he did not know if the in losses each of the last two Protection Agency and states of Minnesota and MSU vote would be a factor in his candidacy. years. Wisconsin to join him in opposing an extension of the "We in the Senate haven't had any experience with the student Council meets The two worst areas for bike vote and how they are going to react," he said. appeals court temporary order, which permits the thefts are Brody Complex and More than 20,000 MSU students are included among the continued operation of the plant. approximately 160,000 voters in Pittenger's district, which despite strike at the Williams Hall area. Bean speculated that this is because includes Lansing, East Lansing and 14 Ingham County townships. both areas are near the edge of Likely campaign issues, Pittenger said, include busing, abortion United Nations campus and provide an easy reform, a proposed new office building for legislators and the Ex-WJR manager named to FCC governor's proposed human services "super agency." - escape. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. The new program, which "I am flatly opposed to the Human Services Dept., at least in its current form," said Pittenger, who has stalled the House - (AP) - A number of UN began April 1, will involve a lot The Senate confirmed the nomination Tuesday of interpreters stayed off the job of foot beat patrols and some - retired Detroit broadcaster James H. Quello to a seven - Tuesday in a complaint over surveillance of bike racks. long hours. The action forced Bean recommended that the Federal Communications Commission. Ecology group OKs year term on cancellation of General students register their bikes, Quello, whose controversial nomination was delayed since police have recovered Assembly plenary sessions, but for months by the Senate Commerce Committee after the Security Council was to several unregistered bikes Running plans lengthy hearings, succeeds outspoken commissioner Nicholas Johnson, whose term expired June 30. 1973. A Democrat who contributed S 1,100 to President widening of road meet as scheduled Lebanon ■ Israeli dispute. on The corps of 75 interpreters the which to they have been unable return. Hea urged seeing suspicious anyone activity Philip 0. Pittenger, R - East Lansing, his candidacy for reelection to the state Senate. announces Tuwdw I Nixon's 1972 campaign, the 59 - year - old Quello was Plans to widen Abbott Road Hickok noted that the road - provides the simultaneous around bike racks or who has Itisthe« I translations that delegates tune information about bike thefts year old senator's first attempt at re election f - from two to four lanes widening plans call for 212 since ta general manager of WJR radio in Detroit. The action came without debate or dissent with just a between M-78 and Lake trees to be planted to replace in on in English, French, to contact the campus police at term began in 1970. At this point his only opponent is state I Lansing Road were approved 70 trees that will be removed. Russian, Spanish and Chinese. 355-2221. Rep. Earl Nelson, D - Lansing. I couple of senators on hand. unanimously by the East The task force is an advisory State News photo by Bob Kayi I His term runs until July 1. 1980. Lansing Environmental Quality unit to city council. and Aesthetics Task Force Monday night. FBI doubts SLA sent messages Task force chairman Ben The FBI said Tuesday that the latest messages purportedly from the Symbionese Liberation Army Hickok said the group decided the project would have adverse effects on the environment after consulting with state and local officials. no Wednesday's (SLA) threatening death to police apparently have no connection with earlier communications from the terrorist group. "A review of the Sacramento communication does Ifsth*rijp» not indicate any connection with previous communications," Charles Bates, the agent in charge of the FBI office in San Francisco, said. reHe. JgM » Bates added that the message was b6ing sent to the Real life calls fir j FBts Washington lab for further testing. mm>r tharfftste district - drawn for the State News Staff Writer Paul Smith, a motion Council of provision for two anything to do with what he's which he had added a friendly ■ House of Representatives Graduate Students Undergraduate and graduate (COGS) representatives to be chosen by talking about," Raymond said. amendment to. fticludes all of Ingham COGS prevented the possibility »tv. except Williamston student representatives split at representatives, said the Lang remarked on the "I'd rather work with Niles Tuesday's Academic Council amendment was a plan to have of excluding graduate "gratitude" the graduate and Gardner than against ■nship. and parts of the newly proposed Student \son, Clinton and meeting over the proposed plan representation on the representatives and Bartrem them," he said. "Listening to for Academic Government Assn. committee. were showing to the them convinced me to change Jgston counties. undergraduate representation on the Student choose members to theStudent "I don't see where we're undergraduate members who my vote." ■cumbent U.S. Rep. Affairs Committee. had helped them keep their Chamberlain, Affairs Committee. leaving anyone out," she said. Smith said after the meeting The association, proposed "All we want to see are some seats on the committee. that he was mistaken in his fcnsing. announced his Hester Cain, Justin Morrill Iment in 1973. representative, by five undergraduate student undergraduates with an "The ad hoc committee reference to the association's presented an would have put only council amendment to the report of representatives, including Cain, academic orientation on this bylaws. Ilenger said the declining would consist of the committee." members on the committee "I made the Ad Hoc plus 3 that said the a mistake at the m y and rampant J. Brian Raymond, College and gotten rid of ASMSU. would be the main affairs committee would have undergraduate council council, and I apologize. members, the student members of Social Science Bartrem and COGS asked us to Obviously it was not in the Laign issues, along with two undergraduates, chosen by of the Academic Council representative, and Phil Lang, help them keep their seats, and bylaws," Smith said. "The ijon reform and open the undergraduate student council members. standing committees and the Lyman Briggs College we did," Lang said. "Now this principle I was trying to Jnment meetings. chairmen of the 17 colleges' Representative, objected to is how they repay us." express was that the student ■•ere's too much secrecy in The original motion of the student advisory councils. Smith's reference to the Smith, Bartrem, Niles and council should not be split into Kington," Ballenger said. Ad Hoc plus 3, which consists Smith told council members proposed association. Gardner voted against the separate of the Ad Hoc Committee to graduate and that the bylaw section in the "There's nothing in the amendment. Bartrem explained undergraduate groups." Review Academic Governance association's constitution plus three Academic Council allowed it to appoint the arr plans members, including Cain, said only that the student council undergraduate members to the student affairs committee. would choose two members. Smith also said this [oposal on Larry committee Bartrem, chairman executive assistant to former affairs and amendment would split the student council into graduate $nd undergraduate factions. ASMSU President Ed Grafton, Other COGS representatives, lancial aid added a friendly amendment to Cain's proposal that allowed Bradley Niles and Trevor Gardner, said the amendment graduate council would exclude the possibility kbert Carr, Democratic members also to vote for the for the Sixth of graduate council members undergraduate representatives serving on the committee. to the committee. MSU students Tuesday Ires ional District, spoke t in Mayo Hall about But Cain's amendment failed cial problems and general on a 33 - 33 vote, due to ides toward the economy intense criticism by faculty and he administration. graduate representatives that xpressed hopes of graduate members were being ining as much student excluded or at least as possible "before the underrepresented on the affairs campaign schedule ith the personal iriences of ncial binds students in and other VAN ALSTINE BEEF irch he has done on nt financial aid, Carr said opes to take a legislative BARN Dsalto the House higher 5416 N. Okemos Ret >n subcommittee in 349 - 1000 Wed Thur Sat n't go- alone," Can ["I plan to take students Dn the plight of King off Roast income students, who Panasonic - Relieves I said l are suffering the financing education, he is determined to Standing Rib $109 |n'saction on President 1 to 4 I Lf cassette cutbacks in financial | students. tape recorders who will oppose State Sen. William Ballenger, R - Williamston, a lies P. Larrowe in the Tuesday that he plans to seek his party's nomination for 1st primary, will meet with Pits again at 8 p.m May in the East Akers the 6th district U.S. House of Representatives seat to be vacated by retiring Charles Chamberlain. 5 to 7 RIB 99c cassette tape recorder with condensor mike The Orinda features built lounge. State News photo by John W. Dickson - in condensor mike. Protective Auto Stop circuitry. Anti OUR OWN rolling device lets - - you record on- 1he go without audible wow and flutter. Easy - matic UNION - recording level control. Digital counter and many other fine BILLIARD The Stat University < LAYER features Mondays, V 79 95 ROOM SNOOKER, BACON 89 liean, 48824. portable cassette recorder BILLIARDS, IPOCKET POOl PHONES f FACULTY VIEWPOINT The State News touched a e nerve I; The Abingdon, a portable cassette re¬ corder with built - in condensor micro¬ editorial titled "Laws needed to stopclosed - door meetings." phone. Fast action push - button I $1.25 per hour In that piece the point was made that the deliberations of university governing boards on issues critical to the concern controls. Easy - Matic automatically 355-3358 of the public are frequently conducted in SBcret; and that the adjusts recording level. reasoning behind-crucial votes on such issued, taken in Solid state. 3Vi" dynamic public, is not expressed or, at best, watered down to suit the private purposes of the speaker. speaker. Not mentioned by the editors, and often overlooked by students and faculty alike, is the fact that the Michigan 39.95 Interviewing? Constitution (Article VIII, Section 4) requires that "formal sessions of governing boards... shall be open to the public." Given this constitutional expression, one wonders why it has so often been necessary for students and faculty, as well as Look As Sharp members of the "open general public, to argue the question of access"or "full disclosure" with university administrations or governing boards. Principally this has been due to the presumptionof constitutional autonomy on the As You Are! part of the universities. Although this presumption has been used as a bulwark against overt political control it has also deluxe tape recorder been used as a defense against collective bargaining, as a The Gadston features streamlined rationale for refusing access to information on salaries and shape, built - in condensor mike. other fiscal data, as an excuse for unilateral decision - making on major program developments, and countless other matters. Easy - Matic circuitry. Protective Auto Stop. Light emitting - Not even Governor Milliken's. recent order to state departments and executive offices requiring the posting of diode monitors battery notices of all meetings of boards, commissions and other strength. Solid state. 3- public bodies, as well as open access to the record: of such way power. meetings, can be said to extend to the constitutionally protected university boards. Under the circumstances, then, we question whether the current "open meeting" bill before the legislature will directly apply to university governing 59.95 boards, except insofar as the boards themselves choose to comply with its provisions. Thus we expect that the Board of Trustees may continue to schedule "executive seseions," and to meet formally when it wishes to do so under circumstances intended to discourage the public discussion of issues. We expect also that the University administration new from Panasonic will never willingly provide access to agenda materials in This exciting new 8 - track stereo advance of board meetings with or without new legislation, unless, that is, it is required to do so by court order. portable features FM/AM/FM, It is the public's right to know what is at issue here, battery and AC operation and ofcourse, as well as the rights of faculty and students to acquire information from the University on matters affecting exceptional sound. their collective imanests Short of constitutional amendment, however, there is only one way for us to gain legal rights of access to such information: that is through the process of 129.95 collective bargaining. Home Entertainment Center The faculty, in other words, can in time be expected to Capitol Avenue, Meridian Mall, enforce its right to know by means of a binding contract. MEN'S FASHION CLOTHING And the administration may rest assured that such a prospect Lansing Mall and Westwood Mall, 305 E. Grand River at M.A.C. will be upper most in our minds as we approach the Jackson baraaininq table in the future. Advertisement Paid for b i MSI /haculty Atsocietes COMMENTARY OPINION PAGE By WILLIAM SAFIRE Watergate flows a la Joyce and in your own forum than to have it American Revolution can hardly be at Chesterfield Smith, leak out drip by drip ... But Nixon is the considered a measurement of popular American he.H . William W. Whiting Editor-in-chief Michael J. Fox Managing editor New York Timet Bar Assn. for kind of cautious gambler who tries to raise Beth Ann Masalkoski.. Advertising Manager Lynn Henning Sports editor Washington - "Ulysses in Nighttown" the status quo anti ... and winds up support, but it gives me an answer to Len computerized list of ev!3| Gerald H. Coy General Manager John W. Lindstrom Campus editor is a new Broadway play based on a portion Garment's parody and the next time he mentioned in the Waters J J"1! K.D. Campbell Staff representative Kathy Niezurawski Copy chief botching his defense by holding back says "Stonewalling does not misprison accused of Jim Bush City editor Craig Porter Photo editor of James Joyce's classic novel, "Ulysses," evidence which turns out to be not nearly wrongdoing 07 and in it actress Fionnuala make" I'll reply "nor sighin' DAR's a peddling the list to local Flanagan, as harmful as the furor caused by the bar » '1 playing the sinkable Molly Bloom, lies gauge" . . . Why doesn't anybody headline - making harassment^1*! original reftisal to produce it ... It was appreciate the exquisite subtlety of the became all upset when I Editorials are the opinion of State News editors. Staff columns, commentaries, points of view and letters are personal opinions. stark naked on a bed in the middle of the stage and delivers the famous stream - of • good to see the President stay in his car on appointment of William Saxbe, who of their enemies asked for , list;" said tk, 1 Secret Service advice that moment appears to have taken leave of his senses as consciousness monologue. As Molly was obsessed with sex, so an essayist is campaigning in Michigan, which shows he attorney general? After a few more civil liberties there were some encroachment upright and aS?| unitf EDITORIALS obsessed with Watergate in the following Joycean rivulet: isn't thinking about the easy way redistricting cost the Republicans that seat as much as Watergate. But go try to tell . . . saxbeheadings, liberals will launch a movement to bring back John Mitchell... names on at it, and besides it all, just "an alphabetical wasn',,J row 0f „JL the ram of manna to Democrats is a reign The lawyers will I would trust James St. Clair more if he anybody that the candidate Nixon of terror to some of the white hats in the ... do anvtJSl didn't look like John Dean 20 years later. burnish their profession's 5^1 Amnesty campaigned for would have won handily if imaee need . . for the rest of his life some people will think of him as the devil's advocate And because the indictment is about . . a . the district lines were the years ago . . . The only campaign platform for 1974 is the reform of municipal morals same as two White House Jaworski . . . . . . effort to nail Ed Morgan by Blazes Saddest to see is the Morgan may have had the adoption of methods those they would now entire action of used disbar "Ulysses" took V. I mJI j continuing crime he cannot be fully taken something to do with the deed of the vice Dublin on June 16,1904, and on tfSF than and the plain Ten Commandments, presidential papers given to the archives, a mercy for into his client's confidence, which does of June 16, 1972, compulsory manual labor for all exactly 68 not seem fair to the defense But . . . possible misstep that could ruin one of the seven men gathered to "break wouldn't it be poetic justice if the man ... Wonder how Sen. Fulbright will do against few men in the Nixon White Houe who Watergate, Z| left to twist Gov. Natty Bumppo, with all these signs fought with all his heart for the protection silence those a spine tingling simatH Journalist Seymour Hersh, who quarters from well-wishers, slowly in the wind around that say don't re - elect anybody .. of the welfare recipient, sometimes to the farfetched who consider thk.1 turned out to be hanging by his deep won a Pulitzer prize for his writing including Alabama Gov. George throat . Will Arkansas voters turn out to be detriment of his own advancement, and ... may be all right for A stream of conscJL . . . Why doesn't the President pull on the My Lai massacre, said the Wallace. Fulbright - loyalists or bumper - stickers? the guy we kidded as "Poor Ed" may turn dramatists but the free novels J number could have been as high as His trial, for a crime which was a fast one on the Judiciary Committee and television for a solid weekend Puns are in again, like white dresses and out to be poor Ed . . . I'll bet the House politics demands the associ.11 347. Army officials originally said go on elevator shoes . . . The best line in the one the Senate and telecasts its own of punctuation and if stately interceli compared to the Charles Manson playing all the subpenaed tapes along with - ups anyone wonde^l 102 and finally settled on "no less a few others and commenting on them movie "Butley" "Abstinence makes impeachment hearings All those long for the conservative killings in cruelty, was labeled as The telethon to end the momentum of ... the heart was fonder" The incorruptibles now hollering about ... paragraphs and intend organi^l to tJ than 22." "one of the fairest military trials grow . . . to return impeachment Better to get all the bad seabedabbled, weltering President's loving corruption don't realize that one has to be welcome confines next time Regardless of the number of ever" by an Army official. But . . . my aw.,J stuff on the tapes out in one dramatic shot reception by the Daughters of the good to be corrupted ... Should I pop off yes I say yes I will yes. 1 South Vietnamese civilians Lt. President Nixon immediately gave William L. Calley actually killed the cue for the subsequent sentence March 16, 1968, his original life reductions and the release of all sentence has been reduced the military appeals process to the through others implicated in the massacre and the following coverup by The Doctor's Bag extent that Calley may be a free saying he would personally review man in several months. the Calley case. Meanwhile, the latest Gallup Poll "Nixon's quasilegal intervention in By ARNOLD WERNER. MD shows that 58 per cent of the Calley case was an obvious "Wright ■ Americans oppose amnesty for men political move, but there are who left the country to escape the indications that his stubborn stand Letters may be addressed to Dr. Wemer at addressed. Longevity in men is less than it shortage ir. the future? draft, though 60 per cent of those against any form of amnesty is frequent or regular basis, I itl University Health Center. Names need not is in women in our society, and there is a Also, concerning streaking - wouldn't recommend the combination of opposed believe the draft dodgers meeting with declining public be included unless a personal reply is risk that the woman might be very much the bouncing of the testicles over and contraceptive foam. acondJ acted as they did for moral reasons. support. requested. in the prime of life while her husband is in extended participation in this activity have A The absurdity of a man Are there any drawbacks or medical a state of decline. This can have good streak should not take pL Four-fifths of the Gallup pollees important harmful effects? I thought the jock strap reasons against considerable age difference social and economic ramifications which over an extended period of time. In A convicted of slaying 22 opposed to amnesty favored was designed to prevent the excessive pop art form, which is (more than 10 years) between husband are obvious. obviously 1 people-mostly women and alternative public service as the and wife? Could it be that in these days of In the case where the woman is 10 years movement, which is probably not healthy. outgrowth of modern dance, bnefneal children-being able to start a new most desirable punishment for draft older than her husband, questions of child If bouncing is not harmful, then why are required in duration as well as in attin. 1 advanced medicine and hormone Testicles are firmly enough attached! life, while those who refused to kill dodgers, while Nixon continues to treatments, the age difference is not that bearing capacity should be addressed if the jock straps required? in an immoral and pointless war can is in her mid to late 30s. permit ample amounts of bouncing. W call for harsher penalties. woman significant? If a shortage of birth control pills usual wearing of the jock The rational thoughtfulness that can be strap lathtf only return to their homes in fear Calley's early release will be Advances in medicine have no bearing developed, economic gain mediated supporter) is for the comfort ofi of federal prosecution, shows the on age differences between applied to the question of such a marriage more of a threat to our social spouses, by when considered in the abstract is often through political deviousness would participant rather than any safety IkJ and large. Hormones and other things probably be a more likely explanation American conscience still has not conscience than to society. The beyond the capability or desires of an Bouncing can be uncomfortable in ij included, longevity has not been then would a scarcity of materials. case where testicles come to grips with Vietnam. cancerous erosion of public faith in involved couple who are apt to make are large a significantly altered for adults in this Regardless of reason, if an alternative to pendulous. Briefs or knitted undershot Calley has lived in relative America fomented by the Vietnam decisions on more emotional factors. century. birth control pills is desired, the are generally more comfortable ^ comfort during his three years of War can be treated better by The questions to be considered have to Perhaps that is the way it should be. intrauterine device (1UD) should be provide just about as much support iifl confinement, receiving goodwill do ,more with the personalities and granting amnesty to those with th^v With all the carefully considered. In spite of more fuss necessary for mild athletic activities. ( current shortages, what messages and visits in hi*, bachelor integrity to oppose the w«r. -• — ' situation Par%sU0v 521 E.GRAND RIVER A feature story in string knit news. . . Bus Service To soft linen and cotton Effective Anrll I April 1, 1071 1974 Chicago (Central Standard Time) " sweater topping by Leaves - East Lansing Arrival ■ Chicago 12:101PM Sally Gee with square 3:00 PM Via: So. Bend, Ind. 5:30 PM 3:00 PM Via: Benton Harbor 8:25 |PM wide-away collar and 5:00 PM Via: So. Bend, Ind. 10:45 PM 6:20 PM Via: 9:50 PM Via.- Benton Harbor Benton Harbor 11:05 PM gentle kimono sleeves. 2:45 AM BUS SERVICE TO FLINT, S-M-L sizes in a go- SAGINAW. BAY CITY Loaves East Lansing with-everything 9:20 AM To Flint, Saolnaw, Bay city 1:40 PM To Flint natural shade, $16 3 30 PM To Flint, Saginaw, Bay City 6:00 PM To Flint LITTLE SEPARATES - STREET FLOOR 9:30 PM To Flint Friday Only 5:30 To Flint Phone East Lansing Bus Terminal for schedule information 332-2669 JaoobeoriB . Air Conditioned - Rest Room xe Coiches Available for Charter Service and Personalized Escorted Tours write or call Owosso, Mich. TOLL FREE 800 - 292 - 3831 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April24t| Performance by Z.Z.Top shows Texas rendition of Southern funk I the Cream. Typically, some of these bands By DAVE DiMARTINO with an exact duplication of their recorded sound h " State News Reviewer audiences are concerned, the group falls flat on its But not Z.Z. Gibbon's masterful guitar work fjl need h After several attempts to book the fine group, the Brewery accompaniment but the superb bass - playing and dm '• - finally hosted Z.Z. Top in concert Monday night. The show, an immediate sell - out performance, was a clear demonstration of it already had. It became obvious why Gibbons praise he did from guitar giant Jimi Hendrix. Gibbons had minill"l hot Southern funk in, as the group likes to make clear, "the fine of Hendrix's praise and maybe more. Texas tradition." band with a clearly It was a totally no - nonsense performance. subtle flair for showmanship that remained The er 1 Z.Z. came to the Brewery as a largely °UP "underground" following. The band has long been a favorite of because of the continual outpouring of fine music the Southern states, filling college stadiums as top draw in the Bus" and "Jesus Just Left for Chicago" were r T concerts held even in their home state of Texas. In itself, this is a admirably, along with "Beer • Drinkers and Hell. Raj!!71 fairly unusual for a group that has yet to see a hit single score compositions were the highlights of the night. 11 ^ appreciably well in the national charts. Though the band's latest Z.Z. was called back for two encores, first with a fine runts album, "Tres Hombres," was something of a phenomenal sleeper in its duration and gradual climb in those same charts. of Don Nix's "Goin' Down," and again with a "Jailhouse Rock." The Brewery crowd fast ^ m the tables; each member of the audience was literally was standi!* Texas' own super group brought with them a following that and roaring in appreciation. It had to be the holding lit m!?* was built up by word • of - mouth and simply outstanding musical most er prowess. The Brewery was filled with people who wanted to reception any band has seen there in quite some time witness the group about which they had heard so much. A third encore was demanded, and almost received one unfortunate incident occurred. On the yj L:L. came onstage, and was immediately a sight to behold. way back to th a.member of the audience grabbed Hill's hat and Guitarist Billy Gibbons and bassist Dusty Hill each wore a new ran awj 'tt white cowboy hat, probably to signify that they were, indeed, the quite perturbed, (understandably so), chased him to hat, and apparently a few blows were retriLi good guys for the night, while drummer Rube Beard went exchanged already onstage and waiting to play, found himself in GibL bareheaded to allow himself enough physical freedom to beat the drums any old way he chose. predicament and returned offstage. Thus a perfect perform^ To cheers, the band began its performance. It was a pleasure to was slightly marred due to the total audience member. inconsiderationTl'■ hear .the high treble screech of the guitar, a unique sound that was Thunderhead, the band that opened for Z.Z attained by Gibbon's turning his volume up considerably, and tremendously talented aggregation that merits attention simply picking away. Gibbons and his guitar • playing demanded own. The group from New Orleans is currently recordingiufaT Texas' best Topp immediate attention. One notices that most of Z.Z.'s recorded work uses two tracks album to be produced by Johnny Winter. The five piece group will be appearing at the Brewery - extremely UlnJ througho«U underground rock group received a warm group's good guys - you can tell because they wear white of guitar. Gibbons actually does a lot of overdubbing to fill out week. By all means, effort should be made to catch welcome to East Lansing Monday night at the Brewery. hats. themdH the sound of each number — something which is common to their Lansing stay. Along with Z.Z. Top, they displayed Sout2 Billy Gibbons on guitar and Dusty Hill on bass are the State News photo almost all three - piece bands since the precedent • setting days of rock'n'roll in its best light. by Bob Kaye TonyBy KATHYESSELMAN State News Reviewer Award Savalas trying to sing a song in a pleasant shower voice or children show appeared in it, the satire must have held a sharp cutting edge; this Cohen dragooned a clutch of television stars, pumany of »L_ "The smell of greasepaint, the roar of the crowd;" the magical singing with voices in the midst of change as happened at the has dulled, but the humor has not. The sketch exemplifies the like Johnny Carson, had the most tenuous connection iJB electricity between performer and audience is possible only in Oscars. biting wit unavailable in film or on television. Broadway. The faces were familiar - Alan Alda, Edward AaS live theater. The Tony Awards, broadcast Sunday on ABC, Channing sings Michele Lee sang the finale, "Seesaw" from Dorothy Fields' David Carradine, Carroll O'Connor and Esther Rolle, aJ Carol Channing, a superb performer, did the best number from "Seesaw." Elegant and powerful, she demonstrated the range of others. ' ™ honored the best plays and performances presented on Broadway this season. The Tony Awards show provided, again, an her current show "Lorelei." At home in her natural setting, the her ability as a musical star. Alice Fay and John Payne produced Top prizes went to "Raisin" for best musical, and to TL a polished version of "You're the Cream in My Coffee," from River Niger," produced by the Negro Ensemble Co. for example of how an awards special should be run. stage of the Shubert Theater, she showed what theater is about. drama. Michael Moriarity won best actor for "Find Alexander H. Cohen, a theatrical producer, again put together Cleavon Little strutted out "The New Fangled Preacher Man" "Good News," once they relaxed. Payne looked panic stricken at Yourfyfl a smooth, easygoing production that shamed the recent Oscar from "Purlie," while Virginia Capers performed "A Whole Lotta the beginning but was lulled into a smooth performance by the Home." "Moon for the Misbegotten" garnered best actress SiT Sunshine" from this year's new warm reception they received. The Andrews Sisters camped it up Colleen Dewhurst, best supporting actor for Kd Landers andtof night. Why the Oscars look like 4 - H awards at the county fair musical "Raisin." in their rendition of "Over Here!" from their show "Over Here!" director for Jose Quintero. Christopher Plummer won bestw and the Tony looks like a professional presentation is anyone's Nancy Walker, Charles Nelson Reilly and Harvey Lembeck in a musical for "Cyrano." Lerner and Lowe won best mi guess. It just may be that the secret ingredient is caring. A viewer performed a wickedly funny sketch "Upper Berth" from Runs over score for "Gigi." feels like an intruder at the Oscars and Emmies. Performers and "Phoenix '55." A take off on the trend toward big families, it Clark Jones directed well within the limitations imposed by The Tony Awards provided a look at legitimate theater,wl hosts at the Tony Awards are there to entertain. featured Reilly as an Ed Morrow type - interviewer visiting a the size of the Shubert Theater. The production, however, went emphasized the poverty of its illegitimate offspring - film J At the awards there were good songs, Hunter graduate and her husband with 24 children between the witty sketches and, most an hour overtime. Scheduled to end at 11:20 p.m., the television. The grace, polish and enthusiastic effort ofn important, professional performers behaving like pros - no Telly ages of two and 17. In 1955, when Walker and Lembeck first production finished after midnight, with one number dropped. viewers a joyous look at the limited universe of Broadway. T ETITIONING is opened forollj ASMSU Standing and the Student Media Committees! Appropriation Board. Petitions| are available in 334 Student Services ■ichigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 24, 1974 7 'Sugarland Express' enjoyable By EDO RUDZATS further comments on this effective State News Reviewer comedy - drama Speilberg, in making his that Hawn should face before syndrome of the criminal as whose only weak point is its Why is the American public directorial debut, proves that she continues her career. For hero, but this particular film's so fascinated with the lives o f similarity to Penn's film, but he is a young talent to watch. once can't we see Goldie Hawn concern with the adulation of whose criminals? strongest asset is its It's an impressive debut that is lawbreakers is much sharper awareness of the adulation the playing someone with some At first the answer seems enhanced by the excellent brains in her head? It would be than its predecessors. American quite easy. Criminals do lead public bestows on performances he has gotten The movie is based on a real people like Lou Jean and a refreshing change though , much more eventful, exciting from his cast. Hawn's performance in "The event that occured in Texas in lives. They do not have Clovis Poplin. 1969. Yet even as fictionalized The Poplins are a young Sugarland Express" is stagnant positions in the definitely the best thing she's fact, the flashes of "Bonnie couple who have both served Goldie Hawn plays the community but are constantly and determined young wife Lou done so far. on the Clyde" that occur in "The time for petty larceny. When move — more from Jean and proves once Sugarland Express" are a trifle the film opens Lou Jean has again The rest of the necessity than choice, of too close for that she cast, comfort. A just gotten off a bus, walked to can act, if given above course. A large part of the distinct feeling including William Atherton, of deja average material. Hawn's - American public's fascination vu the Prerelease Center of the Michael Sacks and Ben prevails. range has markedly improved. also lies in the enjoyment of Dept. of Corrections and Johnson lend Hawn more than But with Vilmos The only problem is that even seeing authority defied and the Zsigmond's persuaded her husband Clovis able support as the husband, cinematography and Lou Jean is noticeably rules and regulations of society newcomer to break from this minimum lacking the hostage and the head Steven Speilberg's direction, in intelligence — a dilemma rebelled against, which is the security prison in order to highway patrol officer. "The Sugarland Express" direct cause of a great deal of prevent their young son from proves an impressive, criminal behavior. being taken away for adoption However, in recent years the ultimately satisfying and to Sugarland, Tex. interest in enjoyable film experience. The Poplins bum a ride from portraying the Speilberg deserves a great deal an elderly exploits of lawbreakers has couple who drive so of credit for tended to take on a folk - hero displaying a feel slowly that they attract the for action sequences and attention of approach, as Arthur Penn's Patrol Officer Stick it to 'em "Bonnie and Clyde" became one of the first films in the 60s having enough sense to hire Zsigmond, one of the finest Slide, young which results couple panicking, in the As Goldie Hawn and William Atherton, a make the headlines in the real to idealize the criminal and his cinematographers in the stealing the car, being pursued - life story, fugitive couple, hold a gun on Michael "The Sugarland Express," lifestyle. Richard Zanuck and business, to compose the shots by Slide until they crash into a now showing at in the film. Sacks, the highway patrol officer begins a the Lansing Mall theatre. David Brown's production of tree and then hijacking the drive across the state of Texas that will Thus "The Sugarland state "The Sugarland Express" trooper and his car to Express" emerges as an take them to Sugarland and •it's what's retrieve their son. Duncemenls for It's What's Outdoor concerts, MSU Paddle and happening- This hijacking only leads to every patrol car in the state NOW SHOWING canoe trips, Racquetball Renaissance dance class of the MSU following the Poplins and their ling must he received in the bike outings, horseback riding is Club will hold Community Co - op an important Society for Creative Anachronism Nursery will hold an open house hostage, creating a Keystone News office, 341 Student being planned for married housing meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in meets at 8:30 p.m. Thursday in 31 from 1:30 to 4 p.m. "I haven't hod such a good time s Hldg., by 1 p.m. at least residents this spring. If interested, 203 Men's Intramural Bldg, Union. Recorder Consort meets at Sunday at the school, located on the corner of Kops atmosphere as venings ( ass days before publication, Qf Q new movie in ouncements will be accepted call or visit Rich Hoehlein at III5K University Village or the Married Tournament to be organized. Members please attend. 3 p.m. Sunday in the Music Jolly and College roads. There are news reports play up the story years" Building lobby. and people begin to condone 9=4° Student Union office (164SM openings for children in both t old » the Poplins' behavior. XT-IP" M' ' - Peref Qogdonovich. New Yorli All Magazine - Spartan Village) - evenings. Inter - Varsity will Jewish student retreat . mien's Resource Center: sponsor this : invited t The whole thing eventually Walter Kaiser who will movers "S" speak on an weekend at Camp Tamarack. 's first Women's Career MKNSA monthly gathering and becomes a carnival as people in exposition from the Old Testament. Recreation, fellowship, students eness Conference it from I to dinner SIG will meet at 5:30 p.m. "Social Action and from the the towns that the Poplins pass Stewardship" at area. Call Hillel Breaking out of the Silence film " Thursday Wonders Hall, today at Dooley's restaurant. Ask 7 p.m. Thursday in 39 Union. Note immediately for details. inference will open with Jane series presents "Wildcat at Mead." through take their pictures, TECHNICOLOR' of Detroit Edison. Career Fair for the MENSA table. time change! 1974 • 75 officer See it at 7:30 tonight in 402 demand autographs and give iPGl election at 6:30. All are welcome. Dreams and whispers. Come and lie from 8 to 10:30 p.m. in The Spartan Pistol Club will hold Computer Center. Sponsored by them money, gifts and their talk with a lers cafeteria, workshops at 2 couple of Jungian the United Front Against Racism an instructional Inter J:30 p.m. in Wonders Hall. meeting at 7 - Varsity Christian analysts about dreams and Jung's and Imperialism. blessings. But the film builds to tonight in Demonstration Hall. New Fellowship invites all to hear "Memories, Dreams andReflctions" an inevitable outcome that is Lu [i hap lunch for women age 25 members Welcome. your3^^TWwTOD«Yf Walter Kaiser, from Trinity at 8 tonight in 8 Morrill Hall. Come . l-laine Cherney from join a great time of Bible only partially different from Evangelical Seminary, speak on "A study at 9:15 tonight in 33 Union campus Learning Resource Dr. David Sachs will speak on Christian View of Exorcism" Join the Israel that of "Bonnie and Clyde." er will talk about the center's at 4 Independence Day with South Collegiate Fellowship. "Oxygen Toxicity from Mouse to p.m. Thursday in 39 Union. celebration at 8 p.m. Monday in the We're in James, chapter two. The best thing about "The ces at noon today in 6 Student Man" from 4 to 5 p.m. Union ballroom, Thursday in featuring Israeli Sugarland Express" is its OPEN AT 6:45 P.M. ces Bid?. AI33 Life Sciences I Bldg. Arthur folk singers and buffet. Green, from the Esso Women Against Rape meets at SHOWS AT 7:10 -9:00 Production strongly visual sense. The look Research Co. ol 7:30 FEATURE 7:40-9:40 ee I': Art classes for beginners Present and future p.m. Thursday at the of small Texas towns is ably mn Houston, will speak on "Globa A house church, worshipping Women's Center, 547V4 E. Grand Igoing • ■ Thursday classes at 7 - p.m. other times to be Monday interested in uniting politically Tat" Tectonics and and Oil Exploration community and Bible study group River Ave. Guest speaker: Theresa captured by Zsigmond's "AN INTERESTING COMBINATION OF class to abolish capitalism are: in urged urgcu Sedimentary Basins" at 4 p.m. sponsored by United Ministries in Bernardez, psychiatrist. stunning photography. In fact, SCIENCE FICTION AND ANIMATION. , Tuesday, to attend the Socialist tabor Thursday in 204 Natural Science Higher Education will meet at 5:30 for Party the entire landscape of the film it beginners in 308C Wells Club meeting at 8:30 tonight in 37 A visually imaginative allegory about ; banjo, dulcimer, auto harp Bldg. p.m. today for dinner at 1227 Lilac The Gay liberation will meet Union. St. All has an arresting American mandoline workshop 7 to 9 are welcome. from 7 to II tonight in 309 Student human tolerance and the peaceful ASMSU cabinet and staff Gothic quality to it. Services Bldg. for co-existence of the mind and spirit." [, Wednesday Zen in 3IIC Wells Hall; All announcements printed in applications may be picked up in MSU Rodeo Club meets at 8 an open rap. ii - meditation technique "It's What's Happening" are read 334 Student Services tonight in the Livestock Pavilion. Bring a cushion and be Bldg. daily on WMSN - AM (640) . The interclub rodeo will be • 7 p.m. Monday and campus radio. discussed. iday in 301 Agriculture Hall. MSU Simulations Society will BiAL FILM GROUP Kjlernativc Resource SAlEh> "Center: meet from I to 8 p.m. Sunday in 30 nee wnrkshhp and touring at 7:30 TPfllnn. 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Our training programs for employes have cut down the He admitted, though, that the oil companies do eam a great affairs for the Shell Oil Co., spoke to over 400 chemical amount of money, spillage drastically. We also have more safety devices on but reiterated that it was only because of the engineering students Monday night about pollution by oil. platforms today than three or four years ago." large capital investments they have. But the most interesting part of the evening occurred after the If a spill should occur, there are myriad devices used to clean "But our business wil run smack dab out," he said, since there is a class, when about 40 curious students lingered on another hour to up the oil and protect the wildlife. Nelson talked about these finite supply of oil, so Shell, along with the other companies, are question Nelson about everything from excessive oil profits to devices from experience. He was general manager of all offshore buying the sun. "I can hardly think of an industry that is more competitive than the oil industry," Nelson said. "Shell controls only five per becoming interested in alternative energy sources, especially solar energy. "The move will be made to solar energy as soon as technology is available. Some scientists don't think it will be in wide use until the early 2000s, however," he said. the drillings when Shell had "one of the spectacular oil spills off the coast of southern Louisiana in December 1970. The oil burned for 136 days while workers tried to drill under the well and close it from the bottom up. All the oil that was CIGARETTES limit 3 (Coupon) GPK/OI ' cent of the market . . . and the eight major oil companies make spilled was picked up by oil scoops, a device that funnels water to East Lansing Store Only Nelson added that "we're trying to get into the solar energy an apparatus that separates water from oil. Expires April 28, 1974 up only about 40 percent of the market. "More and more independents," added Nelson, "have been business to make money." When asked if Shell would buy the Also, in case any birds became covered with oil. Nelson had showing up offshore. I can promise you,statistically, they are out sun, he chuckled "Sure, that would be great." three portable bird cleaning units at his disposal. there in As great numbers." far as excessive profits are concerned, Nelson showed Regarding the pollution, Nelson said "I feel that most people will accept the higher cost of the product to improve the general Now, that same platform has 18 wells on it and together, with the platform next to it, "it produces enough gas and oil to Keep 10% OFF ALL KODAKJ figures that ranked Shell 526th out 850 businesses, in terms of environment." He said that Shell spends $60 million on research 25,000 Michigan homes warm during the winter plus 200,000 PROCESSING & DEVELOPING return on capital invested. 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ONE MIPOTATOES CHIGAN SI6-9 |A 1 KNEE SOX Reg. $1.00 Orion limit 6 (Coupon) KNEE Beg. $1.26 Fashion Limit 6 SOX 7^ in ' J MSU's lacrosse team will be trying to end a three enacted, by far less than a 50 50 expenditure of funds. streak when it takes on Bowling Green State - game losing The drafters of the - J University at 3:30 proposals are anything but uninforn*»| p.m. today at Old College Field. The Spartans play at Ohio State They are informed of the obvious inequality in most unive !j Saturday. athletic programs. They are informed of the blatant new I Bowling Green will be no easy mark for coach Fred Hartman's government intervention to rectify the situation. TheyI stickmen. The Spartans have beaten the Falcons informed of the discriminating practices of most only twice in the athletic dire ■ history of lacrosse at MSU. Those victories came back in 1963 in a traditionally male dominated field. And most impor > ■ - and 1965 when lacrosse was a club sport. Since then, MSU has they are informed of the need for change. .*§ lost nine straight times to It is unfortunate that it will take Bowling Green and has an overall series record of two victories and 10 defeats. government action to _ ■ the current imbalanced athletic field. It took positive govemnw ■ The Ohio State clash will be another steps to uncover the hypocrisy of the NCAA and its idle.e tough assignment as the a Spartans have also only beaten the Buckeyes twice in 10 contests. promises of equality and sportsmanship. Last season, the stickmen recorded a 9-7 victory and the other It is sadder, however, that MSU and other uniwrs'11" '£ | came back in 1963 when the MSU club team back and let such State's junior varsity squad, 12-1. defeated Ohio inequality and discrimination continue g day- .rlHi After a 4-1 start this season, a victory has evaded the , Spartans MSU offered about $488,000 to male athletes last ye since their Impressive win over Notre Dame on overall 1973 budget for the men's athletic program was c" April 6. Ohio ■ Wesleyan defeated MSU over the weekend, 16-7, and handed the $2.3 million. Yet, MSU's athletic officials have repeatedly Spartans their third straight loss and fourth of the season. The women athletes, "We just don't have the money ." Keep on loss puts MSU's overall record for this season at 4-4. Scoring for the Spartans was led by captain Val Washington A better women's athletic response is that they just don't want to g program any money. It is a good thing ,^11*1 J m A member of the MSU lacrosse team battles a with three goals. Other scoring for MSU came from will not have to wait for the University of face Bowling Green. MSU has only beaten the Falcons Tom university to wake up and pu» | Michigan player for the ball during a recent game at Old Hardenbergh with two goals and Steve Urbin and Dave Sorrlck to sex discrimination. They would be waiting a long time. m twice in the history of lacrosse hera. with one each. All persons concerned with civil College Field. The Spartan stickmen will be home today to rights and equality ■ State News photo by John Martell There is no admission charge for today's game. to write HEW in support of Title IX proposals. ■gait State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 24, 1974 ]] Controversial parts stall state rape revision bills By MARGARET GOSSETT acute harassment, Nordby said, "After sexual intercourse, which any law would be State News Staff Writer by police and attorneys digging the woman files for rape and inadequate to cover because of Two proposed rape revision into her past the husband then gives in to the limits of private sexual language." bills were debated by the experiences. her whims concerning the Rep. Thomas Guastello, Michigan House and Senate In a case in Gennessee property settlements rather D-Sterling Heights and {ape law and the Michigan Womens' than face the criminal charges County, for example, a victim's chaitman of the House Task Force at the Capitol old high school boyfriend, who of rape,' he said. Judiciary Committee, couldn't Tuesday, but argument over had taken her to the drive - in He said this clause could explain why members had | revision controversial sections stalled the bills in their respective to "make out," testified for the defense in hopes of proving obstruct any terms for reconciliation between the not submitted clauses. alternative judiciary committees. her sexual promiscuity. The married persons because the dith Siler, an asst. "The bill has been drafted Senate Bill 1207, introduced judge ruled the evidence husband would have to protect fcsecutor in Genesee and if we really wanted to get by Sen. Gary Byker, inadmissible, however, and the himself against possible ■unty, speaks at an at it, we would point out R-Hudsonville, and House Bill accused was successfully found seduction by keeping Tormal hearing on revision 5802, introduced by Rep. Earl guilty. completely away from his wife. absurdities they don't cover, I Michigan's current rape Nelson, D-Lansing, and Rep. "The admission of this "It would seriously interfere such as the fact that a pinch the state Capitol evidence would probably have can be defined as rape," he Edgar Geerlings, R-Twin Lakes, with any reconciliation lesday. Two rape bills are are identical bills initiated by obstructed the guilty sentence efforts," he said. said. Igsently in the state the task force, which would had this particular judge not The bills were not reported He said a midground lislature awaiting approval revise and update current rape used his discretion wisely," out of committee as the task laws. Judith Siler, asst. prosecutor between protecting the victim force had hoped. | committee. and protecting the accused State News photo The task force presented for Gennessee County, said. "It's hard to know how the The would have to be reached. by Bob Kaye seven speakers, including two Michigan legislators committee members will victims of rape to advocate found this clause too lenient, react," Jan BenDor, passage of the bills. however. Sen. Daniel S. coordinator of the task force, The controversial sections Cooper, D-Oak Park, objected said. "They haven't submitted THOMAS JEFFERSON prohibit use of the victim's to its insufficient allowance for any alternative suggestions for USED WANT ADS prior sexual activity with women who do, indeed, seduce these clauses. They just keep President Jefferson ran a anyone other than the accused a man and later report it as reiterating bizarre situations Want Ad in the Baltimore paper and deals with rape between rape. to find a man to fill the position husband and wife. The other clause of heated of The proposed bill states that argument concerned rape LEARN TO Secretary of War for the United States of America The a victim's prior sexual between married persons who activity position with anyone other than the were living separately and in BELLY This is was soon filled International Want Ad accused shall not be used as the process of getting a Week a good time to evidence against her. This type of information is most often divorce. The clause, Nordby DANCE remind you that Classified Ads said, rested on the fact that are still the best way to fill used as proof of sexual po¬ many such persons are forced sitions. Have a vacancy in your promiscuity, said Virginia to submit to the sexual act office7 Place a result-getting \ental health unit director denies Nordby, lecturer at the University of Michigan law school, and is often a tool in with their estranged against their will. Sen. James spouse Fleming, Call 663-9051 State News Help Wanted ad today Just dial 355-8255or an ad-writer before 4 PM acquitting the accused on the R-Jackson, pointed out that voluntary sterilization charges grounds he was sexually this section of the bill could be provoked by the victim. used by a woman as a The victim also undergoes blackjack against her husband. pi) PRESS INTERNATIONAL Since 1970, 22 women have said tried to take the over the rehabilitation efforts of the e outgoing head of the undergone permanent Mental Health Dept. department. Mental Health Dept. sterilization, a process led Monday that mental Yudashkin said is Yudashkin accused "I came to this job because ents recommended only after are being Dempsey, a prime candidate the governor's office had a fccriminately sterilized. conventional methods fail. for the head of the state's great deal of confidence in E. Gordon Yudashkin, . Yudashkin opened his proposed super agency of me," Yudashkin said. "In the CAREER AWARENESS * >e resignation becomes human services, of making last year, a number of things re June 1, held a k conference to Lansing explain his remarks with further criticism of John Dempsey, a top aide to personnel changes and submitting inaccurate budget have happened making me CONFERENCE J Isons for leaving the Gov. Milliken, who Yudashkin recommendations injurious to believe that confidence is J W BARBARA FOGLE, M.D. OAKWOOD HOSPITAL BEVERLY HALL, Citv editor, THE STATE JOURNAL *- under question." ■rtment and was again MEXICAN DINNER SPECIAL PARTICIA KNIRK, loan officer, THE NATIONAL BANK 1 to refute charges of THURSDAY EVENINGS a - ji DETROIT of J * jr Dluntary sterilization Marguanta. Taco. Tostada. Enchilada. Reined Beans. Fried Rice. Do-it-yourself »/| fcD jl ADRIENNESEABRIGHT. asst. personnel mag., GOODYEAR 7^ (ices in state institutions, udashkin said no SOCIAL SCIENCE Salad Bar. Glass of House Wine or Glass PERSON jA. WHAT DO THESE WOMEN HAVE IN COMMON???? 4 ■izations have been made of Beer ^ ANSWER: 2.)AII 1.)All first in their field as women graduated from Michigan State University ^ lout consent of the patient tiproval of next of kin, and STUDENTS SPECIAL TOP SIRLOIN STEAK DINNER J 3.1ALL WILL BE ATTENDING BREAKTHRU, *• llaimed FOR TWO T the FIRST, Women's Career Awareness that records were File to counteract a suit Applications for Candidacy as College of Wine mushroom T Conference sauce, do-it-yourself sal¬ I by a Battle Creek woman Social Science Undergraduate Elected Student ad bar or house specialty Caesar salad. Come and meet them, THRUSDAY, April 25, 2 - 5 p.m., ^ 10 T Wonders, Case Halls Council Representative to Academic Council Idaho baked potato, sour cream chives 1 says she was sterilized and bacon bits, freshly cooked vegetable, ji- jst her will. may be obtained in the following unit offices: oven hot fresh bread, carafe of wine or J J SPONSORED by MSU PLACEMENT SERVICES and WOMEN'S RESOURCE + Multidisciplinary Major Programs, split of Champagne. + YOU CAN SEE CLEARLY T CENTER * Departments of Anthropology, Geography, Kalamazoo at Grand Political Science, Psychology, Sociology and Schools of Criminal Justice, Social Work, and Urban Planning and Landscape Architecture. With contacts from COME TO GRIPS East The student constituency of the College of Lansjng's only Co • Op for Optical Needs Social Science includes all full-time with a Mon & Thurs 10-Speed 3® CO-OPTICAL SERVICES 11 A.M.. 8:30 P.M. Tues, Wed, Fri 9 A.M.-5 P.M. Sat 9 A.M. to Noon regularly-enrolled students assigned a curriculum code beginning with the letter N (designation of a major in the College). FROM Dr. Richard Hearn, Optometrist Now in Brookfield Plaza Velocipede meet us under the parachutes for Peddler TWO VIEWS CLOGS for for MEN! Ride the bare OF THE earth on a new 10-speed WOMEN'S from Velocipede Peddler. MOVEMENT... Quality cycles at prices you can handle. In fact, most bikes most remote periods to the present day. "Fascinating and an excellent source book" — Publishers Weekly. $2.95 WOMAN'S CONSCIOUSNESS, MAN S WORLD. Sheila Rowbotham. A are priced at 10% new voice in the cause of women's liberation, the author asserts that the cultural and economic liberation of women is inseparable from off suggested retail the creation of a new society totally free of subordination by sex, race, or class. $1.95 price. Our selection includes: PLUS WIDE-RANGING VIEWS OF OTHER SUGJECTS OF INTEREST AND CONCERN Velasolex Torpado DAYS OF SADNESS. 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Check determining man'i out our earth cruisin' informed future planning. $2.95 HOME TO THE WILDERNESS: A Personal Journey. Sally Carrighar. $19 machines today. After a painful childhood and a harrowing career in radio and motion 351-7240 MON-THURS 10:00 a. . FRI & SAT 10 AM - 6 PM pictures, Sally Carrighar left the human Jungle and followed beckon¬ ing animals into the peace and security of the wilderness. Illustrated epard with photographs. $1.95 FACING DEATH. Robert E. Kavanaugh. The author — a teacher, psy¬ chologist, and former priest — provides a frank report on current, unrealistic attitudes toward dying. $1.95 Th»«• and m»ny othtr rehrtnl, inlormttm P»nguln$ hoes s velocipede ©PENGUIN BOOKSINC DOWNTOWN 326 S. Washington Ave. EAST LANSING 317 E. Grand River Ave. ask us about FREE Parking! 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan JSSjjgJgjA^i International WantAI Wk PERSON TO PERSON /Ipril 21-28,1974 /COMMUNICATION Mnotm FRANKLY SPEAKING... by phil frank [^Siiarta]; / taphpwt For Rent ^ CHEVY NOVA 1968. Economical BODY REPAIR. Quality, reduced NUDE MODELS for photography. OLDSMOBILE 1967. TV AND 6 cylinder, automatic, new tires parts, tires. $400, Call rates to students. Also Call between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. STEREO I 95 ' ^1 new and battery. Excellent transportation. $350. 882-0407. 641-6912^ SP-5-4-29 guaranteed rust proofing. VAN WORLD. 645-2123. OR 22-4-30 489 1215. 0-4-30 SSTS9 seme day delivery M J 2-4-25 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 1967. c» NE«c. SlJJS MANPOWER _ - PHONE 355-8255 PARTS AVAILABLE for 1967 New brakes and exhaust. $395. CHRYSLER 1966. Station wagon, Pontiac Sedan. Good car for 347 Student S«»ices Bid«. 489-7613 or 337-2138, ask for S7.50 air, good transportation. Best Terry. SP-5-4-30 mechanic. 365-4938. SP-5-4-29 372-0880 per month. Tv/-t i? $19.50 offer. 655-3884. SP-5-4-30 per month Black*' rhi,#' $9-50 •AUTOMOTIVE Scooterj & Cycles COMET 1965. 2-door good shape, needs work. $200, hardtop, OLDSMOBILE 442 1970 drives easy, 355-1505 1-4-24 extras. - Must clean, see. m Need money and a job? MARSHALL MUS,, per ^ Parts & Semce or best offer, 332-4895 We'll give you all the help Aviation •EMPLOYMENT SP-5-4-30 OPEL 1973 rust proof, - Manta 8,400 miles, automatic, radio, BABYSITTER now Phone or all WANTED, 12-6 day during summer. 351-6216, after 6. you need. [ Apartments f CUTLASS S 1973 - power, air, Work for us in your spare excellent condition. $2,575. SP-5-4-29 •FOR RENT swivel buckets, vinyl top, * time, 1 day, 1 week, 1 ONE OR 2 882-5982. 3-4-26 men Apartments console. 34,000 miles. $3,000. month-take your pick. (0,4^(^1 Houses Jeff, 4 85-1751, 372-6069. 10-4-30 OPEL RALLY 1971. 23,500 miles, BABYSITTER. MY home. Reliable, own transportation or if close Add variety to your list JJJjwry negotiable 35U»| excellent condition, 25 - 30 this summer. Male and Rooms may pick-up. East Lansing • $1650. 489-3214. MILFORD CUTLASS-S (442) 1973 15,000 mpg Haslett. Call after 6pm. female applicants needed. STREET.126. W •FOR SALE $185, three miles, power, air, AM/FM stereo, SP-5-4-29 351-0482. SP-5-4-26 Office and industrial areas. Two blocks man S67 eachl! Animals from Ziebart, other extras. $3450 or OPEL LS 1969. excellent Experience not always Mobile Homes best offer. 485-4666, after 6. MATURE SITTER for 2 school 'urnish, condition. Best offer. 394-1062. necessary. Apply in conditioned. SP-5-4-26 children. Monday, Thursday, imi#(( •LOST & FOUND Call between 5pm - 9 pm. SP person, 105 East occupancy or fall and * 5-4-26 Friday until July 1. Harrison and Washtenaw. 1 rentals. 351-2647. •PERSONAL DATSUN STATIONWAGON 1972. Saginaw. Good payl 351-4658. 4844a! •PEANUTS PERSONAL 29,000 miles, $2200. Call after PLYMOUTH 1968 Fury III. 'THOSE HEAVY SOUNDS SHOULD 5-4 24 489-1656. X18-4-30 5pm. 349-4153. SP-5-4-30 NURSING ATTENDANTS. Special •REAL ESTATE •RECREATION DODGE VAN 19mpg. No .351-3626. SP-5-4-30 rust - $385. BE T4KEN TO THE STATE of Michigan is Saturday and Sunday only apartments or two avaiublTL bedroom. Call W J 1967 V8, accepting applications for openings. All 3 shifts. Class •SERVICE automatic, 55,000 miles. Runs PLYMOUTH 1970 - bronze, small, NOUl!' Aquatic Biologist Trainee 07, begins May 6, luncheons and or 482-2555. 10-5-! fine, fixed up nice inside. Best Biometrician Trainee 07, parking furnished. Apply at the Instruction Typinj Service offer. 355-8733. SP-5-4-29 mp8g. Vutomat)c^372-37oV ©COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-BOX 9411-BERKELEY CA 94709 Conservation Planner Trainee Ingham County Extended Care HEAT, LIGHT, SP-5-4-29 07, Fisheries Biologist Trainee Facility, 3882 Dobie Road, AIR •TRANSPORTATION 07, Geologist Trainee 07, Park Okemos, Michigan. Phone CONDITIONING PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1966 - Manager Trainee 07, Wildlife 349-1050. 5 4-23 BILLS •WANTED clean, runs good, no rust. $225. Motorcycles <&> Biologist Trainee 07. For more GOT YOU DOWN? 355-7790. 3-4-26 information contact PART TIME your cook, weekends. FIAT 850 Sports Spider, Leave the end of lit "RATES" - Placement Office by May 6, Experience preferred, not convertible plus hardtop, sharp. RAMBLER 1964 - American VOLKSWAGEN, 1973 4 door, month utility hassles to 10 word minimum - HONDA 1969 CD175 - good 1974. An Equal Opportunity necessary. Must be neat and us, 351-3783. SP-5-4-30 convertible. 43,000 miles, snow automatic, air and enjoy the good life ia conditioned, condition. $300 Call 351-0146 Employer. 1-4-24 dependable. Transportation tires, good condition. $250. stereo FM. New the radio, tires. 25 or 349-4037. SP-5-4-30 needed. Call for appointment coming year! 351-5664, after 7 p.m. 3-4-26 mpg. $3490 compare new at CLERK TYPIST no. days needed, with 655-2175. Ask for Robbie or WORDS $50001 Call 1-589-8016 CYCLE INSURANCE general office experience, BURCHAM WOODS - lowest Gary. SEA HAWK RENAULT, 1967, R-10 excellent mornings. SP-5-4-30 rates on any sized cycle. Easy medical terminology helpful. RESTAURANT, Williamston. 1 3 5 10 condition! Over 30 mpg. payment plan. Call UNION Saturday and Sunday 7:00am - 5-4-25 10 1.50 4.00 6.50 13.00 332-4909, after 5:30, Monday - VOLVO UNDERWRITERS, 372-8120 or 3:30pm. Apply in person WAGON 1971. Air FIAT, 1972 - 128, rust proofed, Friday. 2-4-24 485-4317. 20-5-16 Sparrow Hospital, Personnel DRIVERS TO drive Jumbo ice conditioning, stick. Excellent radials, Abarth exhaust. 35 mpg, office. 3-4-25 trucks. Must have FALL LEASES condition. New tires, brakes, cream good great second car. $1,550. KAWASAKI 1971 (Utilities Included) exhaust. Must sacrifice. $2750 custom fenders, driving record. Apply 11390 393-9279. 5-4-24 or best offer. 1-521-3020. 2-4-25 stacks, competition air • North U.S 27, DeWitt. 20-4-30 Efficiency S1S4 mo. 1 Bedroom $114 mo 8.00 13.00 26. cleaners, Barnett cluch, MEN NEEDED 2 Bedroom $234 mo. FIAT 124 Sports Coupp, 1971. 2b 3.75 10.00 16.25 VW CAMPER 1961 (factory built) Diamond chain. Phone 351-8348 WAITERS NEEDED for J's 132.50 New paint, 5-speed transmission, with tent, stove, sunroof, 30 after 5. SP-5-4-29 CHALET RESTAURANT. 2 snow tires. $1?50 or best SUPER BEETLE IMMEDIATELY DEADLINE Volkswagen, gallon watertank, 1969 52HP Hours 5-11pm, Call 484-9431, 1 P.M. one class offer. 882-3458. 3-4-25 1973 yellow, 19.000 miles, 25 - engine. Call Pete 332-1712. 1515 Center Street. 5-4-26 day HONDA CB350 1972 - 3200 mpg. AM/FM stereo radio. 4 SP-5-4-29 before publication. FIREBIRD 1968, 6, 3-speed. Low miles, helmets, chain lock, cover. ROOMMATE WANTED. Stal speed. $2,500. 669-5883 after WAITRESSES NEEDED for J's $675. 355-6024. SP-5-4-29 Full and part time. 140 year apartment with 2 GradStudents I mileage. 1527 West Rundle. 6pm, all day Sunday. SP-5-4-29 V.W. 1971. Good AM/FM stereo CHALET RESTAURANT. Day 484-5786. SL-5-4-29 old company seeks Own room. Okemos. $7150.1 Peanuts Personal ads radio. 1627 River Terrace Road. and empioyees to fill positions evening shift. Call 484-9431, 349-0129, 353-3246. 3530ft I must be pre paid. T-BIRD, 1965. 390, 4-barrel. East Lansing. SP-5-4-26 1515 Center Street. 5-4-26 FORD 1967. Fantasic shape, no vacant due to promotions SP-5-4-30 » • ♦ # * ' leather interior, needs body rust, good price 355-4471. After and transfers. Excellent work. $350. 349-2084, Mark, Jr. GIRL STUDENT Cancellations/Corrections 6,694-3859. 5-4-24 - hard working GIRL NEEDED. Beginning fall toil 104-25 company with top wages. 12 class responsible student needed noon one day $3.50 per hour to start. 4-person, Cedar Villi|t.B FORD 1969 Supervan. 6 cylinder, weekday afternoons 3:15 - 337-7086. SP-5-4-30 before publications. TEMPEST 1968. Full power, good World leader in fire 16+ mpg. Panelled interior, BMW, YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, 6:15pm and on Saturdays. mileage, mechanically excellent. RICKMAN. Get that "gas saver" MASON BODY SHOP - 812 East protection equipment. Must Cleaning, cooking, some child completely renovated. 351-8931 1, 2 or 3 person apartment! I blot The State News will be Asking $500. 882-9940, after 5 Kalamazoo Street since 1940. be neat. Prefer people from thru after 6. SP-5-4-29 now while there is stU a choice care now summer. Faculty from campus. Summer » p.m. SP-5-4-30 Lansing area. For interview, home responsible only for the of models. Parts, custom Complete auto painting and near campus. Good pay. 12-month lease. 208 -216 M| INTERNATIONAL TRAVELALL accessories, competition collision service. 485-0256 call Mr. Miller, 394-0020. Call after 6:30 337-0241. first day's incorrect TOYOTA LAND cruiser 1973. Red . Street. 337-0449. X 4-4-29 - 1971, 10-10, 392, V-8, C-4-30 Monday 3-4-24 nsertion. with white top. Warn hubs. equipment, boots, leathers, • Thursday, 10-5. automatic, factory air, auxiliary helmets, and service. SHEP'S Reasonable. 339-8851. 5-4-24 BICYCLE MECHANIC, Full time NEEDED GIRL For Twyckinshff ■ Bins due 7 days from gas tank, AM/FM radio and MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 tne are ad expiration date, it tapedeck. Trailer hitch and North Cedar, Holt. Just south of shop experience necessary. Good until June. $72.50 35195lt| TRI MPH TR4A, IRS, 1967. 28 355-8316. SP-5-4-29 wiring, new exhaust system. 1-96 overpass. Phone 694-6621. INDIVIDUAL WITH typing, pay and benefits. VELOCIPEDE 501 id mpg plus, engine and body in Priced to sell. Portland C-5-4-26 double entry bookkeeping skills PEDDLER, 351-7240. 3-4-24 good condition. 3'49-1567. for local business - consulting SUBLEASE SUMMER. 647-7678. SP-5-4-30 SP-5-4-26 TRIUMPH 1972 - Tiger 650. NEED PART time cook - location! Call 351-2242 ilv| 5pm. $185. SP-5-4-30 MERCEDES-BENZ 1970 - 220D. Excellent condition. 60 STABLE'S RESTAURANT. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1973 - mpg Excellent condition $4,750. Call excellent condition. plus. Tuned, checked. $950. Experience preferred. Call 9,000 miles, NEED MAN for 2 man after 5pm 349-4153. SP-5-4-30 332-1305. SP-5-4-26 351-1 200 or 332-3565. only $2,900. Call Don 485-1472 summer. Own room, a PART - TIME positions for MSU SP-5-4-26 MERCURY MONTEGO M-X 1969. after 6:30 pm. SP-5-4-30 YAMAHA, 750 - 1973. GOOD R06IR & PAULS students. Excellent salary level $80/month. Call 337 25» | SP-5-4-30 BARRACUDA 1972. Used 1 year. Power steering, disc brakes, SHAPE. Best offer. Call Rob, and meaningful business RESIDENT MANAGER 8 months. 318cu / 20+ mpg, $1,000. 355-0895. SP-5-4-29 VALIANT 1967. 6 cylinder, 3 484-6461. Sp-5-4-26 MARATHON experience. Automobile ambitious couple to administrate - speed, 20+ mpg. Excellent MARIGOLD APARTMENT! power steering, automatic on required. 351-5800. C-3-4-24 54 units in downtown area. Five condition, new tires, paint. Where all we floor / console. Excellent MGB-GT 1969. Very good 332-3214. SP-5-4-26 MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - minutes to MSU via 496. Wife 9 11 Marigold, Kasl Lansinj. condition. 351-0747. SP-5-4-30 condition. Many extras. Call New low rates. FIEDLER specialize in is MEN OR women - sharp, must not be employed. No Large I bedroom, furni" 337-1871 or 882-2281 between INSURANCE. Phone 676 2449. aggressive person wanted for our children apartment. Carpeting, VEGA GT 1973. Very good or pets. Salary and conditioning, heat includfi CAMARO 1970, V-8, power 10 and 11:30pm, SP-5-4-30 0-1-4-24 sales and advertising staff. Full apartment condition, 13,000 miles, many available Renting for summer and fil LOCATED AT THE steering and brakes, automatic, extras. Call 332-1692 or part time. High earning immediately. Phone answering For appointment: 351-854} or CORNER OF JOLLY $1450. 349-4021. SP-5-4-29 KAWASAKI 1973 - 250 enduro. service. 484-4014. SP-5-4-29 337-7328 MUSTANG FASTBACK 1969. 371-1888. 5-4-26 & OKEMOS RO Excellent condition, 2 months 349 - 3196 CHEYENNE 3/4 ton pickup - 351, automatic. Call 373-6385 SUMMER SUBLEASE' 1 - 2mai VEGA GT 1972. old. 482-7452. 3-4-26 6DAY A WEEK TOWING WAITRESS NEEDED before 4:30. 393-7170. after 5. Automatic, 1973. 350, V-8. Like new. Will excellent mechanical condition. OPEN 6 DAYS good starting pay, other nice yard, porch, MSU art 3-4-25 street. $110/month. Negotut* let go for $2900. Please call 7 AM - 9 PM BUT SUNDAY DESK CLERK needed must have benefits. Apply in person, Interested buyers 351-6846. SUZUKI 1971. 250cc Road Bike. 882-3022 or 372-1518. 10-4-24 - transportation and be willing to Dagwood 2803 East Kalamazoo. 332-2200 after 6 p.m. SP-54-! I SP-5-4-26 Luggage rack, excellent, $500. VW MUSTANG SPORT Coupe 1970 - GUARANTEED REPAIR. travel. Call 372-0567 or 5-4-23 - 655-1880. B-1-4-24 CHEVY 1962 Wagon - 6 cylinder, Excellent all - around condition. VOLKSWAGEN SOUAREBACK RANDY'S MOBIL, Okemos 489-1215 between 12-6PM. SUBLEASE SUMMER - lnv'l CHILD CARE solid. Very dependable. $150. $1375. 669-3804. SP-5-4-30 1969. Good condition. Must sell, SUMMER FUN special. Enfield Road and 1-96 , 3 49-9620. 0-1-4-30 - in licensed home. man, 2 bedroom apartment* | 332-0483. SP-5-4-29 C-22-4-30 Ages 2 5. \ block from campus. - V4 block from camp* $900. 351-7197. SP-5-4-29 250cc, good condition, helmets, , WANTED: % time Clerk - typist II. 332-4307. SP 5-4-26 furnished. 351-5965.3-4-25 NOVA 1973 - 6 cylinder. Must $175,484-1859. 3-4-26 VOLKSWAGEN 1967 VOLKSWAGEN / FOREIGN Car Full time Clerk - steno I. Call sell. 371-8940 after 5:30. - excellent engine - poor body. $300. After repair. Mechanical and body. 487-6510. SP-5-4-26 B A fME SBSM® SP-5-4-29 6,337-2456. SP-5-4-26 HONDA AND SUZUKI tune and minor repair. Pick - up Buy, sell and trade. IMPORT CROSSWORD 0 0 ABiwyKlli up and AUTO PARTS AND REPAIR. GIRL TO help handicapped mother NOVA 1972 - 6 cylinder, stick. For real action when you need delivery available. VERN'S 485-2047. 0-1-4-24 at cottage. Light house - work. PUZZLE RAVE r mmm Best offer. Call after 4pm, GARAGE, 323 Carrier Street, help, advertise with low cost 332-4273. 3-4 24 355-9771. SP-5-4-30 Classified Ads. Dial 355-8255. Lansing. Phone 372 8015. VW BUG Mufflers. Complete 10-4-25 1. Do figure 3i. Overseas $18.95 at CHEQUERED FLAG, BABYSITTER WANTED, my Spartan Village home. 3'/i year eights address 2605 East Kalamazoo Street. 6. Sleeping 32... Greco Ctopctungfjam One mile west of campus. old. 355-0797, after 5pm. 10. Flower spike 33. Foreign news NOW LEASING 487-5055. C-5-4-26 SP-5-4-30 H.H'O agency SUMMER & FALL 13. Blackjack 36. Note of the HOUSEKEEPING. $1.75/hour. NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER 8 SEPARATE LOCATIONS 337-0022 mornings, evenings 14. Mechanical advantage scale 37. Coarsely AIR CONDITIONED after 6 p.m. 355-9565, 16. Cake decorator 3 Public notitt IT S MY WEEK TO HELP AND FALL COMPLETE KITCHENS afternoons. SP-5-4-30 18. Topers ground com 39. Antlered 47. Discern 4 Sesnw YOU BEAN INDIVIDUALi STUDIOS 19. Sun god animal 48 Holey cheese 5 Alphabet 1 & 2 BEDROOMS PHYSICAL PLANT Department, 20. Fruit help folks all over the 40. Camel DOWN FURNISHED Albion College needs draftsman 22. 6 Veget,bie * Toward 43. Five-star world realize their dreams, Luxury apartments completely furnished with distinctive to assist in summer project. 23. Boy's nickname 1. Room caterpi'l* general , even though they may vary Spanish Mediterranean furniture and shag carpeting Some experience necessary, 24. Corpulent 44. Seat 2. Japanese wall Capiat good pay and employment 26. m 0 Howie Hustles, the throughout. experience. Call Ed Sanders, Pastry 45. Dikes scroll a ff' r.r»ek letter fascinating State News ♦Each unit has diswasher, garbage disposal, central air BE AN EARLY BIRD 629-5511, Extension 350. r S~ 4 s 6 7 8 * /Z 9 Bank Classified Ad arid I'm at conditioning, and heating. SP-5-4-30 % d (/' in Fi,,h 1 aii-mi 10 your service all year long, * Delta Arms 23} D.ltj St. check out Collingwood 12 Enjoys book' 3 parking spaces per unit. lllilll REGISTERED MEDICAL il~ though this is the week I celebrate my achievements * Heated pool and private balconies E*tr|ntn Arms 341 Evtrtrttn St. 3S1-tt3t Apartments now for TECHNOLOGISTS (ASCP) IS 17 Cloak i7~ i5~ 77} 21 Compass No matter what you'd like to nt US Colli next years nest!! 2 full time positions, one day Shift, 17 Y/j 19 P<"n' 311-IfSO and one afternoon shift. Minimum . sell there almost be Two Bedroom Units start at: North Point* 1240 HaiUtt Rd. salary $4.13 20~ SP TT II s buyer for it when you use sure to 332-M7S *air conditioned an hour, credit granted for experience. Please oontact Office P =] a University Terrace 424 Michigan ^dishwasher W is 16 26. Notion my far reaching powers s52»/ mo per man - Summer 337 0510 University VHIa«* US Abbot Rd. ♦shag carpeting of Employment, Lansing General Hospital, 2800 Devonshire, 27 i w W w _ rnunter ite» Innocent ones And when you need some¬ thing you just can t seem to s70°°/ mo per man - Fall 351-201 1 Inn America 2730 E. Or. Rim 117-1*21 ♦unlimited parking ♦Plush furniture Lansing, Michigan 48909. Call 372-8220. Equal Opportunity 5T 1 W w W ' 27. 30 Dad find, let one of my Ad Writ¬ *64°°/ mo per man - Special 12 mo. rate ♦Model Open Daily Employer. M-25 3T Sr js- 32 Ancient HALSTEAD 37 r ers know She'll help you word the ad to locate it for Call 351-7166 MANAGEMENT call 361 8282 WANTED - MARRIED couple for MO 1 7? HI . M3 34 35 Accepts Etern.fes houie parents in Community V/. 37 Streetsig" you She's at your service managed by Mental Health Residential Home 3m" 5T ~~ ?6 38 Buddies right now at 355-8255 351-7910 for adult 41. L'ttute mentally retarded All Slate s to 3S1-6210. SP-5-4-26 Street, $17o! utilities & deposit. Phone COMPANY, SPRING Furnished, - I'll „l on a lake. 641-6601. 135 Kedzie Drive. For the Sony CF550 AM/FM, portable CLEARANCE on floor samples, near campus. Must photograph your wedding with a 675-5454 after 4pm. SP-5-4-29 sell 351-1008 after serious, graduate or married stereo cassette recorder. Koss 12pm personal touch and at a discontinued styles and fabrics. SP-5-4-30 SUMMER SUBLET, East students. Leases K2+2 Quad headphones. reasonable rate. Call 882-6532 Lansing, starting June or RENT FOR summer or longer Pioneer Some items slightly damaged but HALF session i 1 bedroom, air conditioning, Oeptember. Call CS99A speakers. after 6pm. Let me show you ) 487-3216. beautiful old farm house Sony ICB300W all are reduced in price for big RICHARDSON, 1969 Walkie Talkie set. PLUS Much - 12' x 52', of my fantasy wedding girl(s). Only Augur pool, balcony. 337-9621. Evenings 5-10 p.m., 882-2316. Northwest of Lansing, 20 acres, - savings. Furniture ideally suited 2 some Or 8-3 p.m. 351-2402. 0-4-30 More quality used bedrooms, completely photos. SP-5-4-26 ■332-1880 after 5pm. 5 SP-6-4-26 apple orchard, creek, 3-5 large equipment. for your cottage, rec-room, or furnished including washer, Mcintosh, AR, Pioneer, Sony rental property. Chairs, sofas, bedrooms, full basement. $200. dryer, disposal, excellent JkLK TO Campus - close to SUMMER AND Fall leases, 501 LAKE LANSING. Watch 489-3992; 675-7160. SP-5-4-29 Dvnaco, KLH, Electrovoice, and dinette chairs, odd dining condition. Presently located in MONTY'S BAR ■town. Furnished, one bedroom Hillcrest. Grad students. Quiet 1 the Fisher, Rectilinear. Large tables and buffets, also some sailboats from your front door. Webberville area. 489-6211 after selection ■ ($1651, two bedroom ($230). bedroom, furnished apartment. Deluxe 1 bedroom of used auto stereo bedding. One mixed • match set 6pm. SP-5-4-30 AND RESTAURANT ■ Quiet building. 242 Lewis Close*to campus. No pets. $176 apartment, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. 3 systems. Also Sanyo tape of King - sized bedding unfurnished, for reliable couple. at ■ Street, 351-6740. SP-M-29 I month. 486-3014 or 351-9081 bedrooms, full basement, Players. Jensen speakers and $249.50. 15 MONTHS WITH SP-5-4-26 Stove, refrigerator, air summer only, $225/month. Call Craig mini - cassette players. MAGNOLA, Shrimp and Fish NO INTEREST OR CARRYING 8'x38', good Pitcher Night (M-W-S) Med GIRL roommates for Fall. conditioning. $165 per month 351-9036. SP-5-4-29 WILCOX SECONDHAND condition. Asking $1,650. Call CHARGES. JOHNSON plus utilities. Phone 339-2075 STORE, 485-4391. C-4-30 ■ Near West Circle. Call 332-1619. HASLETT AREA - Two 4-4-24 FURNITURE COMPANY, 1121 337-0972. '/& mile campus. (Very-Special Sunday) ■SP-4-29 bedrooms, electric heat, air GIRLS, SUMMER term, South SP-5-4-29 Luncheon special $1.50 own room, Washington Avenue, - near conditioning. $185/month. campus, furnished, Lansing. 482-0771. SP-5-4-29 Hoses I/O BEDROOM, FURNISHED ■apartment. Near campus, air. 339-2334. 6-4-25 jffl reasonable. 332-8903. SP-5-4-29 lyubimbAN SCUBA GEAR. Two tanks, 2 1969 Marlette - King Arthur's Court. Partially furnished. Pool Table ■ $l70/month. 351-6168. SUBLEASE SUMMER, 4-man, very FIVE BEDROOM Home. 2'/, miles WouNd a regulators, 1 half - suit, 1 pair Excellent condition. Call after Pin Ball Machines ISP-54-29 c'osel Air, two full baths. SUBLEASE SUMMER. 4 women to campus in Lansing. Available fins, 2 masks, 1 weight belt. 9pm, 482-7510. SP-5-4-29 337-2019. 5-4-24 for 2 bedroom house. immediately. 489-4152. 3-4-26 2359 E. Gd. River, Okemos Screened ORIGINAL ARTISTS 393-4969, after 6. 3-4-25 KrGE 1 bedroom apartment, porch, sun room, close. Call 8 Track REMBRANDT - ^xSO". 10'x7' ■furnished, pool parking, walking COLONIAL TOWNHOUSES Coop. Ronna, 355-1994. SP-5-4-30 UPPER DUPLEX 1 bedroom, Tapes BOYS shed, on lot, good condition. FREE ... A lesson in complexion Now taking applications for 27" 10-speed Motobecane ■ distance MSU, available June 1 summer only furnished. Must sell! $3,000. 394-0574. care. Call 484-4519 East ■ for summer, option for fall, spring occupancy. From $109 a OWN ROOM $65/month. 351-6959. bicycle. 25V4" frame. 882-7394. 5-4-25 Immediately! Michigan or 485-7197 Lansing *2.88 - month. 3-4-25 ■ reasonable. Call 351-3850 or Membership fees from Close, $75/month plus utilities SP-5-4-26 ea. Mall. MERLE NORMAN 393 after 5. SP-5-4-29 $580. Phone 882-4176 Monday Call 351-6803. SP-5-4-30 AMERICAN 1973. Two bedrooms COSMETIC STUDIOS. C-3-4-25 through Friday, 10-5. 64-24 LARGE FURNISHED house FIREBALL SAILBOAT, wood, furnished, excellent condition, - girls 4 for sl 1.00 newly refinished, trailer, 2 sets THE ALOHA! Enjoy Diis Summer at KOSHER - MALE i 2 FOUR bedroom Everything furnished. Four houses. only, close. 12 month starting fall. 351-8182. 3-4-26 lease of sails, spinnaker, all racing steps, skirting, 8'x10' shed. Located in Windmill Trailer NEW ARRIVALS! gear. Many River's & needed for Fall. Call Rick 337-0901. 5-4-25 at students, available June. MOVING OFF campus? Want an CRAIG Auto Stereo extras. Priced to sell 332-5714. SP-5-4-29 Park, Holt. Phone 663-4135. SP-5-4-26 485-0460. 3-4-26 For low Hawaiian Fabrics as $39.95 Water's Edge EAST HAZEL alternative to renting and paying landlord's as FLYING DUTCHMAN, 1972- 20' MARLETTE 1971 12'x63' with Easy Care and - Pennsylvania. One COUNTRY AND city houses! 2-3-5 profits? Call Bob (Installation Available) of Inexpensive the most completely race Apartments bedroom, furnished, all utilities paid, fireplace, lease, deposit. - bedrooms (June). 3 bedroom (September) 12 month lease Hull, East Lansing Reality, Monday, Wednesday or Friday West-Side Boutique Center 713 N. Waverly Corner of equipped sailboat you could 7'by21' expandp. 3 bedroom, carpeted, skirting, porch, shed, n Street 351 - 1911 •free canoes for tenants $140. 485-2377, between 3-7 9am 1 pm or imagine! A steal at $1950. Call all offers considered. 372-7520. INTERESTED IN No-Frills Low only. 355-7819. SP-5-4-30 - Saturday 9am - Waverly and West Saginaw #on the Red Cedar p.m. 5-4-25 12 noon. 332-3534. 3-4-26 evenings, 349-1975. SP-5-4-30 SP-5-4-30 Cost Jet Travel to Europe, The •Balconies DUPLEX THREE bedrooms, well 487-6737 Middle East, The Far East, SOUTH WOOD CONGA - good condition, GLOBEMASTER ELAN - 1968 * HOLMES, 301. South, furnished. $350 / month. June NEED 2 men, fall. $8! Africa, or Practically Anywhere? 2 johns per apt. FOR SALE: $70. Call 332-8198, or 12' x 50', 2 bedrooms, skirted, Sparrow Hospital. One male (12 month lease FOLK Guitar, EDUCATIONAL FLIGHTS can Summer Rentals from $50 only). 371-2358. SP-5-4-30 person needed for 1 room 355-7819. SP-5-4-30 excellent condition, $45. Phone carpeted, furnished, including help you find the least expensive (next to Cedar Village) upstairs efficiency. Cooking, 337-0380. SP-5-4-29 bedroom air conditioner. 8' x 8' way for getting where you want 332 - 4432 ZENITH, 19" black and white TV, storage shed, $2500. 627-6301, share bath, $70. 351-7497. SUMMER - WOMEN for close Rooms GOLF 3 months old, $155 value. Will to go. Phone us Toll - Free at 0-4-30 house. CLUBS - Women's 3 evenings. SP-5-4-30 (800) 223-5569. 25-5-17 $58/month, includes sell for $90! 351-1578. B-1-4-24 JeeD A Roommate? Working girl utilities. 351-3045. 1-4-24 woods, 8 irons. $30. 351-0909. J would like to find and share one QUIET, UNFURNISHED, 2 ONE BLOCK from 3-4-25 FIVE ROOM furnished, 12' x 50' NEW CREAMIER and Richer Love I - bedroom apartment or house bedroom apartment in Okemos. campus — CAMERA CASE - Plastic, skirted, shed, new furnace, Pat by Revlon — a FIVE BEDROOM, new house, Furnished rooms starting at underwater, with flash moisturizing campus, about $60 - Spacious grounds. $180/month. ANTIQUES & UNIQUES. Buy and humidifier, air conditioner, 8' x press powder that never looks completely furnished, telephone. $15/week. Utilities included. |$80/month. Call Judy, Call 332-3534. 9-5pm. 5-4-25 Wish have several boarders Clip this ad for $2.00 week sell. 220 Albert Street, under attachment and view finder. Fits 20' sun deck, professionally dry or powdery. Regularly $4 - I 332-3435. B-1-4-24 to Lums. C-4-30 Kodak Instamatic 414, $45. landscaped lot, MSU % mile, Special at $2. GULLIVER willing to socialize. Live and let discount! Summer only. 355-8767. X5-4-30 LARGE TWO party, furnished $3800. 351-8637, after 6 p.m. STATE DRUG, 1105 East ■ RL NEEDED, sublease, fall only, live. Have run of full house. Evenings, 372-7456. 10-4-29 efficiencies. Air conditioned. ALTO SAXOPHONE, Vito. Very 3-4-26 Grand River, 332-5171. 0-1-4-24 I 2 man, luxury, $100. 355-9230. Close to campus. Willing to labor against Good condition, call 355*211, MEN'S 10 speed Schwinn I SP 5-4-30 Summer, $140, 393-4129. 3-4-26 SINGLES - MALE. Summer/Fall. Continental, excellent condition. Pea^ WO GIRLS needed next year, Fall, $165. 484-0585. 30-5-20 SUMMER RENTALS SUMMER SUBLEASE - Walk to campus. Cooking. 334 Evergreen. Call 489-1893. 7-4-26 after 6 p.m. 3-4-23 TROPHIES I PLAQUES Reasonable. Call 353-1344. SP-5-4-30 TOPPER, 1968 12' x 60', 2 bedrooms, furnished, skirted, awning - fenced patio, storage Personalis^ ■ Eden Roc Apartments. Furnished, 5 bedroom, 2 blocks N TIOfHKS ON DISPLAY shed. In country, 3 miles from (FILLED FOR FALL) from campus. $70. 355-0395. SUBLET TWO I 332-6242. SP-5-4-30 SP-5-4-30 blocks from - man room. Two 10 SPEED Ganna - lightweight. Lansing. New furnace, land POOR MS. ROSS, Have a very 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS campus. Share Men's 23". New paint. $85. Happy Birthday. Your contract, $1500. down. $4900. GIRLS NEEDED for cooking and bath. $110 / month 372-7136. 1-4-24 Co-Workers. 1-4-24 2 PEOPLE 482-6438. 5-4-30 ■ Twy-ckingham rURNISHED HOUSE for 5 men plus utilities. Phone 332-5722 for fall, I 332-6994. SP-5-4-30 $150 MONTH Available June 15. One year Monday - Friday, 9:30 - 11am. PSYCHOLOGY TODAY BOOK MR. ROBERT BULLARD. Have a 1967 DETROITER, 12' x 56'. 2 3-4 PEOPLE lease. Dial 332-4076, after 2 11-4-30 CLUB purchases, like new, % Happy bedrooms, unfurnished. Skirting, very Birthday. Your ■RL TO share 2 person / 2 $180 MONTH p.m. SP-5-4-30 price. 332-4432. SP-5-4-30 Co-Workers. 1-4-24 CLOSE: QUIET stove, and refrigerator included. neighborhood, Must be moved from lot. $2700. 1351-0806. SP-5-4-30 NEED FOUR people. 21 or over, private bath, kitchen privileges. GUNS, RIFLES, and handguns of TRI-DELTS WELCOME new CEDAR for large house. Own room, $90. 351-8976.5-4-24 all kinds. Buy, Trade, and Sell. Phone 646-6543, after 6 p.m. pleges: Jan, Jill, Kris, Nancy, SP-5-4-30 KEDED 2 girls fall VILLAGE fireplace, parking, close, no pets. BEST year round prices in Michelle, Cindy, Dawn, Amy, - spring. Close HELP! NEED campus. Call 351-0165. 12 month fall leases, $80-$95. room. Working Larry Cushion Sporting Goods Southern Michigan. BOB'S GUN and Missy. 1-4-24 Also available woman and child. Call after 5: ■ SP-5-4-30 this summer, SHOP, 2412 South Cedar. Call $60-$70. 351-2626. 1-4-24 641-4317. SP-5-4-30 s housi or roomus" 371-2244. 0-5-4-30 CONGRADULATIONS! JIM and Sue Cook on your 8.1 addition. JFICIENCY APARTMENT ■ available SUMMER SUBLET East Lansing, ROOM FOR rent. 139 Bailey Street AVAILABLE NOW through June FISHER 500 receiver, Jensen GIRL'S 10-speed Suburban, good payments. 882-1552. SP-5-4-30 Hope Jennifer brings May or Jupe 1 call one bedroom air conditioned. 15. 201 South Foster. 372-9362. speakers, Dual 1219 turntable, much ■ 351 4507.2-4-24 (one block from campus) $15 a condition, $60. Call after 5, happiness! 3-4-24 Balcony, quiet. 351-7130. SP-5-4-29 Sony 250 deck, $450. Also MOBILE HOME. (8'x33'1 walk to week. Call Pete 332-1712. 355-2971. 3-4-25 10-4-30 Epiphone 12-string. Enjoy! Call campus! Fireplace, carpeted, air SP-5-4-29 KU AREA Okemos 1 bedroom. SHARE HOUSE 1 other, Lake John T„ 485-2916. SP-5-4-26 OPEN 9-5:30 DAILY. Closed conditioned, garbage disposal, Real Estate A ■ Furnished, air - conditioned, ONE GIRL to share large room in 3 - NEAR FRANDOR. 3 bedroom Lansing Road. $93. 351-1383. fenced. $1500 332-2363. Saturday. OPTtXAL . ■ carpeted. $160. Heat included. girl. Park Trace. $67.50. 5-4-25 AIR FORCE Artie Down 3-4-24 ■ 349-2174. SP-5-29-74 furnished house, $240 / month sleeping DISCOUNT, 261-5 East 349-3086, after 7 p.m. 11-4-30 bag. Used only one summer - KIMBERLY DOWNS - 3 bedroom, plus utilities. $20/month Michigan, Lansing, 372-7409. ROOMS FOR summer and fall. $60. Call 489-0617 after 5:30. FOR RENT or sale 4 man near large kitchen, formal dining, discount! Summer only. C-5-4-26 - §RCH: NORTH 836. Available, SUMMER: SUBLET large two Evenings, 372-7456. 10-4-29 Cooking, parking, laundry, T.V. 5-4-26 campus. All utilities paid. family room / fireplace. Built le, lower, furnished. bedroom apartment on city bus Very close to campus. 1961. 6% mortgage. $37,900, by room. Furnished. Study room with bar. ■ $150/month plus deposit. route, air conditioned. Phone 332-5722. Monday BOSE 501 Washer / dryer, shag carpeting owner. 489-0939. 10-4-29 ' BATH - SHARE furnished house, speakers. Teac 250S ^Utilities paid. References. 351-1147, after 1:30. 3-4-25 Friday, 9:30 -11am. 0-34-5-31 Dolby system cassette recorder. $210 / month or $5000 cash. d own bedroom, single girl. couple. Call Pioneer HR88 8-Track recorder. Call after 6pm, 6 94-1654. FOUR BEDROOM home near 641-4415. 54-24 CAMPUS VIEW I* »* 15] X-54-29 GOOD PEOPLE - rooms in house, j Panansonic RE7750A 4 Channel receiver. Soundcraftsmen Model MASTIFF, MALE very - Young and large. Obedience trained, 5-4-26 campus: fireplace, screened porch, modern kitchen. study, University Sponsored 20-12 audio frequency equalizer reasonable to right party. NEW MOON, 1970 - 12x60', 3 $36,900. 332-1181, evenings. summer. 437 MAC, $60. Apartments 355-1968. X5-4-25 N'KONOS UN DE R WAT.ER and many other stereo 372-5024. 54-25 bedroom, front kitchen. Call 5-4-26 An alternative to Camera System. Complete components. Throughout the after 5pm, 645-7380. 5-4-24 I or married couple HORSES, Weddings, Portraits, DIRECTLY BY dormitory living for next outfit. Best offer over $240. Call rest of our store we have owner, 3 small EAST LANSING 2 rooms, girls ■preferred. $140 plus deposit. - bedroom ranch Passport, Application photos. lost t Fond |g) on 4 acre lot. 10 year's soph more women. or couple available immediately. 487-0943. SP-5-4-30 everything from crash helmets to ■393-8547. SP-5-4-29 air conditioners. Electronic Compare. LUKE miles from campus. 2 car garage, 337-0551. SP-5-4-29 4 & 6 GOLF CLUBS, left hand, Power repair of all kinds. We buy, sell PHOTOGRAPHY, 351-6690. women units JMMER ■Capital - GIRLS needed for Villa. Air / pool / cheap! OKEMOS, 3 bedroom, living room, Bilt. 8 irons, 4 woods, putter, and trade. Bank Americard and C-4-30 FIND SOMETHING (351-4754. SP-5-4-29 332-6246 2 car garage, full basement, bag, cart. $75. 332-2729 Master Charge accepted. KITTENS - FREE mixed breed IF You've found a pet or article of evenings or 353-4521 days. DICKER & DEAL fireplace, acre of land, excellent value, we want to help you return ONE girl needed for WOODSIDE NORTH apartment. condition. Only clean, 3-4-26 SECONDHAND STORE, 1701 males; Siamese female $15. 351-6417. 3-4-26 it. Just come into the State News Recreation gj 1800 Haslett Road, East South Cedar, Lansing. 487-3886. ari tally furnished Cedarview responsible family need apply. Classified Department and tell us Lansing. One bedroom, Deposit, references. 355-7812 or Y ASHICAMAT 124 twin lens Open 9-9 Monday, Wednesday, you want to place an ad in EAST it. 332-1880 after 5pm. MINIATURE SCHNAUZER furnished, air conditioning quiet. 484-8209 after 5pm. SP-5-4-29 reflex camera, case, auxiliary Friday. 9-6 Tuesday, Thursday, - LANSING STATE BANK'S found EUROPE SUMMER Flights. From >P-54-29 Call 3324987. 05-4-26 AKC. Salt pepper, 1 male, 2 lenses, $75. Zivitar 135mm lens, Saturday. C-5-4-26 - column. As a public service EAST $259. Advanced booking only, 1 Nikon T-4 mount, females. 484-0046. SP-5-4-30 case, $50. LANSING STATE BANK will run youth fares, rail passes. 30MMATE. IMMEDIATELY! LANSING TWO bedroom MALE WANTED to share house 484-1859. 3-4-26 BICYCLES ALL Ten Speeds! - - $140. with 3 others. Own bedroom. - the ad at no cost to you! Guaranteed scheduled airlines. n, across from campus. NORWEGIAN ELKHOUND top Efficiency - $80. Both furnished. Various colors and sizes. - TRAVEL BY HARRINGTON, ■Rent negotiable. 332-3896. $67.50 / month plus '/« utilities. quality. Male puppies. Real EAST LANSING 351-0997. SP-5-4-26 TWO WHITEWALL General tires, Simplex De-railer center - pull 351-8800.0-27-5-31 | SP-5-4-26 675-5252 or 371-1743. 3-4-24 polyester B-78-13, used 3 brakes, high quality at dealer's sweethearts! Crafdal and other STATE BANK top national bloodlines. $70 - C-4-30 UNFURNISHED STUDIO - East months. 353-2036, after 5 p.m. cost. Forced warehouse sale. Service JBLEASE ■ needed SUMMER for 4 man, - two girls Americana, Lansing. $134. Will sell bed. LAKE LANSING Road. Furnished, 5 bedroom home, lovely SP-5-4-30 9-4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday. 8 $100,663-3418. SP-5-4-29 LOST. WOMAN'S opal a.m. - 12 p.m. Saturday. D 8i C pendant, ■ negotiable. 351-4299. 3-4-24 332-0974, 7-10pm. SP-5-4-26 THREE BOX Trained, six week gold setting, 3 diamonds. paneling, modern, year lease. STORAGE 1241 Roth Drive. PREMIERE DRUM SET FOR THE BEST service on stereo $350 winter, $275 summer. old, kittens would like the love Reward. 353-2547. 5-4-24 ONE PERSON, own room in new 8 months old, double bass, double South Cedar at I-96. 694-3311." 663-4900. SP-5-4-26 equipment see the STEREO jNTING e bedroom FOR summer, roomy duplex. Carpeted, dishwasher, ride, double floor toms. 20" and OR-3-4-24 and security that a home of their LOST: SMALL SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River. apartment, good air conditioning, $75/month. very own would provide. Please Gray female, mixed 22" ride cymbals, 15" high hat, A. call C-4-30 ■ocation across campus, off HOUSES, FURNISHED, very 487-3096 before 3 p.m. terrier. Name Sammie, since 337-1612. 7-4-26 Zildjian cymbals. White pearl finish. 12 STRING Ventura guitar, $275 lGrand River. Call 351-1036. close! June - June. 332-5622 5-4-30 April 13. Reward - 349-1855. $1800 new, now $1,000 new, selling for $165. Also BP 54-29 LANSING EAST side. only. 5-7 p.m. 5-4-24 SP-5-4-26 europe israel 2 man. 2 SMALLEY MUSIC, Meridian Mall. electric guitar with amplifier, - FULL BLOODLINE Irish Setter Bedroom, furnished, apartment. SP-5-4-30 $85. Phone 353-7499. SP-5-4-26 ■ AND LEDGE RIVERVIEW puppy - female, 10 weeks old. FOUND: BROWN framed men's -africa $150 per month. Available May NEED ONE man, share house, TMNOR. Pleasant surroundings, 694-1514. SP-5-4-29 glasses, black case in Natural 15, 1974. Year lease required. furnished, utiltiies included. MONTARINO MOVING SALE best offers. Travel Discounts year "round. 10-speed, excellent - Resources Building. 337-0380 J8fge 1 bedroom, air Call between 5-10pm. 882-2316. $60/month. 371-3152, after 5 shape. $75. Call Mark at Zenith 19" portable TV/stand, ARABIAN AND Morgan stud C-3-4-25 Int'l. Student Travel Center" 739 Boylston Street - conditioning, carpeted, laundry. 0-4-30 p.m. X-4-4-26 332-2238. 3-4-26 GE record player, fan, hand hair service. Suite 113 Evenings, after 6 Boston, Tel. (617) 267 - 1122 ^Jnfurnished ' 175. $150, furnished dryer, kitchen utensils, bed, Wiliamston. 655-1015. SP-54-26 p.m. FOUND: FOUR Keys, two green. Short term lease 1-3 PERSON APARTMENT for DUPLEX - WALK to campus. KOSS ESP6 Headphones - like winter coats, heating pad, bun ■onsidered. Phone 627-9285 Air Utilities paid. 1020 Short Street. By Bessey and Red Cedar. Jill, JBL SPEAKER Clinic or summer. conditioning, pool, new. $60 or best offer. warmer, Indian material. LABRADOR RETRIEVER - - Friday, ►0|lect (11 587-6680. 5-4-24 dishwasher, disposal, furnished. 489-1893. SP-5-4-29 351-0100. C-3-4-24 April 26th. Noon till 351-0146. SP-5-4-30 332-0974, 7-1 Opm. SP-5-4-26 AKC. 6 weeks. Female $75. 7pm. $160,351-7531.9-4-26 Coffee and Male $85. 699-2211. SP-5-4-26 doughnuts. VELY MODERN FOUND: NEW American Standard MARSHALL large EAST LANSING 3-4 bedroom CLEARING PERSONAL residence. MUSIC, East ■Jownhouse, W^ily garage. Faculty or SUBLEASE SUMMER, River Edge. duplexes, appliance only. Near Bargain prices. Knotty pine LUDWIG DUAL bass drums months old includes Atlas - 9 Mobile Homes Bible. Pocket size. Blue cover, Lansing. C-1-4-24 preferred. $240/month Nice 4-man, reduced rates. bus. Available June. 351-8920. heavy New Testament. 351-4849. harvest table. 60x18 • 36 $15. CHILD CARE Flu> utilities. 663-490Q. 5-4-24 361-4439.6-4-25 SP-5-4-29 Table, 48x30 - $10. Small duty hardware and fiber cases. - in licensed home. 663-4180. SP-5-4-29 Ages 2-5. 1 block from campus. lounge chair - $15. Plastic FOR SALE - 1965 new moon. 332-4307. SP-5-4-26 Personal / SUMMER molded chair new Hoover - $4.00. Nearly upright vacuum - 1972 CANNISTER SWEEPER with all attachments. Powerful 10x47. Two bedroom. Located within mile of campus. SUEDE AND LEATHER, cleaning $15. And other items. 332*187 337-7948. 4-4-26 and make it one of the 1-4-24 suction. C-3-4-25 $16. 393-1510. HAVEN OF PEACE Spiritualist restoring. OKEMOS DRY CLEANERS. 349-0910. 0-1-4-24 GARDNER 1970 12x60 with two Church, 10813 North Ionia best in your life at DERBY AND Floppy Beer Can SEWING MACHINE Clearance expandos. Fully carpeted, porch, Road, Sunfield, Michigan. Instructions Hats, $5. Reduced rate for large Sale! Brand new portables washer / dryer. In Mason. Services Sunday, 11:00. orders! 626-6072. SP-5-4-30 676-1506 evenings. SP-5-4-29 Readings or consultations by "731" MUST SELL. Epiphone Hollow $49.95. $5 per month. Large selection or reconditioned used PARKWOOD. 1968 - 12' x 52', appointment. Messages after services. 19-5-3 MATH TUTOR. All courses 082 machines. Singers, Whites, A short walk from campus, "731" Apartments large fenced lot near MSU. thru 215. Call 353-3834 before body electric guitar E230TD, Necchis, New Homes and "many offers you the utmost in luxury Double sinked bath, 2 5:00pm. 3-4-25 and summer living. Fender Bassman amplifier. Like Lounge around the spacious pool gettin' tan and new, best offer. Call 351-0069. others." Terms. $19.95 to $39.95. EDWARDS bedrooms, air porch, shed, | access center sippin' something chilly. Take a dip if you get too warm. SP-5-4-30 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. 1115 North Washington, garden. Must sell! 332-2048 after 6pm. 3-4-26 j f for Human Reproduction Health I | iwlM ||jjg Inside your "731" apartment, you'll find pluth furniture and carpeting, complete with a balcony and 489-6448. C-3-4-25 BROOKWOOD 12' x 60' - 2 (offers Abortion - Contraception services! ANN BROWN typing I and multilith bedrooms, air conditioner, air conditioning. There's even a dishwasher to help WEDDING BAND Man's GIBSON ELECTRIC guitars; washer / dryer, dishwasher, 1 1226 East Michigan I Lansing 48S - 3271 offset orinting. Complete service for dissertations, theses, clean • up after parties. Visit "731" today! - ES330tDC, ES125 3/4 T, Completely furnished, skirted. manuscripts, general typing, IBM Beautiful five Diamond. $130 Gibson amplifier. Best offers. BOARD EXAM TUTORING Can be left on lot - Holt area. - 24 years-experience. Now 349-0850 Leasing Summer «nd Fill new, asking $86. 371-1389 after 353-7602. 5-4-24 677-749* 694-9767. SP-5-4-30 STANLEY H. KAPLAN C-4-30 4 p.m.. weekends. 3-4-24 TUTORING COURSES SUMMER $1 r A t)U 1 ■3 person. FALi %n Q i O pr per. Joci TIRES; 4 brand new mags. 2 WANDERCRAFT 12" x 60'with 8' Now being formed for the EXPERIENCED TYPIST. Okemov DESK C-60-15 Super Stock V s. 2 28' upcoming MCAT, DAT, LSAT, IBM (pica or elite type). - TABLE, (30" x 72") x glass enclosed porch. G-60-14 Formula I's. 4 Keystone 372-6726 weekdays or 349-1773 SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR 12 MO. LEASES collector's item, antique? Plate - Utility shed. Furnished. 409 ATGSB. GRE Board Exams. For glass top. $95. 372-2639. Classic rims, 2 - 14", 2 • 16". Lancelot Place. King Arthur's information call evenings and weekends. 0-1-4-24 731 Burcham Or. 351 • 7212 1-313-354-0065 SP-5-4-29 353-4090. 5-4-24 Court. 485-0203. SP-5-4-30 0-1-4-24 (more classifieds on back page) 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Apr,| j Chimpanzee communicates with computej Researchers from University of Georgia, Yearkes Primate printed on word in the it representing a special language of slow her typing speed down either," he said. Research Center and Georgia Yerkish. Some of the symbols Chimpanzees and computers State University have been Lana had no trouble The computer determines If are also color coded, giving are eating away at the last transferring words for real the chimp's sentences are bastion teaching a chimpanzee to semantic logic to the language. separating man from communicate with the aid of objects to symbols. She is correct. Any mistakes such as the rest of the beasts on this correct in her sentence wrong word orders or words a computer, said Ernst von For instance, all symbols for planet - language. Glaserfeld to formation about 70 to 75 per put together without semantic an MSU audience edibles are printed on a red cent of the time. relation, go unrewarded. If the recently. Glaserfeld is an asst. key. All symbols for activities Prinuup P Typing Service professor in psychology at the University of Georgia. He is are on blue keys. "This percentage is very good when you consider that sentence is correct a bell sounds and Lana's requested rewards appear. research also a Yerkes Center research "We off her initial THESES, RESUMES, typing and started teaching responses are printing. Reasonable prices. associate. Lana sentences in blocks and correct, but there is more error The chimp has amazed the ,E;neV GlaserfJ COM WE RICA L PRINTING. A chimp named Lana and a then we broke them in half so the longer she does the same researchers with some of her leisurely paces th J*| 351-4116. C-4-30 PDP8 computer are the stars of whi'e giVing that she could learn the proper thing," he explained. "She uses of the machine. IRENcORR - Theses, term papers, the two - year - old conceptual sequences," von Glaserfeld simply gets bored." Monday ,n 108B semantics project. Lana likes to ask the general typing. Formerly with Lana lives in a plexiglass said. "After she mastered the "For example, Lana can ask researchers to tickle her by research associate at vi P Ann C-4-30 Brown. Call 482-7487. cubicle across the room from sequences, we began changing to see a movie but it only runs typing out the appropriate iwa c*r their order on the panels twice for 30 seconds and the movie is Athens, Ga., he i, | the computer. In her cage are sentence. One day the TYPING DONE in my home. 50c a day to make sure she wasn't 18 minutes long," von teaching a three boards with 25 buttons just memorizing them." researcher asked Lana to tickle chimp,^ per page up to 10 pages. 40c per page over 10 pages. 489-2128. which form the keyboard Lana Glasersfeld said. "So to see the him. communicate U|i *L uses for communication with "But when we changed the whole movie she has to punch keyboard connected 1 I _ 0-4-30 the computer. Each button symbols around, she didn't out the request sentence 36 "The chimp looked at the computer. 1■ PURPLE VICKI fast, accurate, have any trouble and it didn't times. And she has seen that sentence and then ran over to - has a symbol of lexigram the researcher and just looked State News inexpensive typing. Very near movie 228 times. Of course she phot, I campus. 337-7260. 10-4-26 gets bored and makes at him," von Glaserfeld EXPERIENCED IBM typing. mistakes." recalled. "Then she poked him bV John RUjj| and finally jumped on him and Lana also Women Dissertations, (Pica - Elite). can ask the FAY ANN 489-0358. C-4-30 began tickling him." computer to give her some M & Ms or a piece of banana. If she "She had never before COMPLETE THESES - Service, wants some entertainment she tickled anyone and she didn't Discount printing, IBM typing can ask to see a movie about a quite know how to go about and binding of these, resumes, publications. campus corner Across M.A.C. from and career pr baby chimp, window or look out the listen to some it," he said. "But she could understand the sentence." Grand Siver. Below Jones Stationery Shop. Call COPYGRAPH 337-1666. C-4-30 SERVICES, Women are invited to explore the realm of academic and evaluate what each has to offer as careers "Breakthru," MSU's first campuswide Woman's Career majors Thursday at wurngmmmm Wanted $ Awareness Conference. 7 y GIR L WANTS The conference, sponsored by the Women's Resource Center own room if, house and Placement Services, will be hosted Close to campus. Call Nancy. by a conglomerate of 351-4009. 3-4-25 alumni holding prominent positions. The former students will each speak in a specific workshop concerning her field. NEEDED: TOP Rate, experienced Softball players to play in The program will begin at 1 p.m. Thursday in Wilson Lansing's Major Leagues Auditorium. Friday, job interviews will be held. Tryouts, Saturday. 351-2012. 5-4-30 Myla Price, director of the Woman's Resource Center, said the WANTED: GARAGE space • near program, consisting mainly of workshop panels, will focus on the East Lansing Police Department. various job responsibilities women face and the reasons why After 6, 337-2456. SP-5-4-26 women enter particular careers. Hopefully, this will give students an insight as to what the advantages and disadvantages of certain WANTED: ROOM in house, close fields are. to campus, have lovable dog. Shelley, 339-8791. SP-5-4-26 "We're hoping that women will come to this and perhaps reassess their own possibilities," she said. Car Pool Price said she and Gail Braverman, women's placement coordinator of the Placement Services, felt a need for a career Share Driving conference for women to broaden their horizons about what is available for women. From Howell to MSU. Leaving Braverman expressed her view of the program as an 8:00am., Returning 5:00pm. Phone 546-3363 opportunity for women, saying that since it was an MSU evenings, weekends. 3-4-24 program, MSU alumni will be the major participants. RIDER WANTED "These are MSU products and we want to give these women to Boston - share credit for what they have accomplished in their expenses, leave April 26. Call careers," she said. Dave, 332-1639. 2-4-25 PITCH-IN DAY'S COMING! LHl±JL*±z TRADE-IN SALE IW0 DAYS ONLY -± Saturday, April 27, from 1-5PM, meet to do your us at Shaw lot part in National WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY APRIL 24 & 25 ONLY Collegiate Pitch-In Week. Buses will be there provide the transportation to and from clean-up sites to Bring in your albums on campus and in the with the cover in go community. There'll be free refreshments and the WVIC Mobile Sound Studio will be exchange for a discou at the Red Cedar site to clean-up provide the music. list albums, *2.50 o See you there. etc.) off the list price the store you purchase (sponsored by the WASTE CONTROL AUTHORITY) Sorry, tapes not inclu MOTT THEHOOPLE' including: The Golden Age Of Rock W Ron CMtojholt, VERY SPECIAL LOVE SONGS Ron Away The Stone/Crash Street KkMs including: SPEAKER SEMINAR Through The Looking GUse/Tmdi* Song There Won't Be Anymore/Why, Oh Why A Satisfied Men/A Field Of Yellow Oeiaiea AVery Special Lowe Song SEE: A color film on design and construction of J.B.L. loudspeakers HEAR: Factory representative discuss and answer ques¬ tions about J.B.L. LISTEN: To many exciting J.B.L. products TASTE: Free coffee & donuts BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN: WIN: J.B.L "Sessions" two album record set on professional recording THE WILD, THE INNOCENT & THEE STREET SHUFFLE 'Largest Selection »Everyday Discount Prices Roulita Come Out Tonight)/ Incident On 57th Street processes and requirements The most successful loudspeaker Kittys Back/Wild Billys Circua Star 4th Of July. Anbury Padt (Sandy) (50 to be given away) ever made, and it's not even an FILM SHOWINGS AT: original. It's a copy. JBL stole it from Expert Salespeople to HelpYou the leading maker of professional 12 noon, 2 p.m., 4 p.m. and 7 p.m • recording studio monitors: JBL. WHEN: Friday April 26 Oiled walnut. Dimensional grille in One day only! colors like Ultra Blue, Russet Brown or Burnt Orange. Beautiful. $273. WHERE: STORE HOURS 245 ANN ST. MONDAY 9:30 AM - 9:00 PM - FRIDAY 401 E. GRAND RIVER | EAST LANSING E. LANSING SATURDAY 9:30 AM - 6:00PM (next to Compus Theo"*| SUNDAY The Headquarters for "STRAIGHT STEREO ANSWERS" NOON • 6:00 PM 351-8460