Student outsmarts two escaped convicts By MIKE ARNETT Right then and there Inatome knew he State News Staff Writer think fast if he wanted to was going to have to made them sandwiches, told them to keep quiet and tried to help get any older. them figure out a up enough so that he could escape. But he decided I k think fast. Two guys have just burst into your house in The two men, Joseph A. Molinare, 29, and Gordon L. way to escape the police. He tried especially After a 15 minute drive the men turned against it Iniddle of the hard to formulate a - night pointing rifles at you. They look Stockenauer, 26, had escaped early Saturday morning from a plan that didn't involve him as a hostage. wasn't particularly anxious to follow away and Inatome them. He drove to a friend's Irate and tell you that they've just killed a policeman, minimum security prison in Marquette. According to police Inatome described the seeming "a lot men as being confused, exhausted and house in the area and called the police. lat do yo" say t0 reports, they had killed three people and attempted to take more scared than I was. That's what gave me a When Rrck told his story to Southfield police, they told him he I I was the situation Rick Inatome, 626 Cowley Ave., junior, hostages twice before ending up in Warren Sunday chance.' was lucky to be alive. night. Fearing Then the full realization of what he In Sunday night. And if you haven't thought of something that they were being surrounded by police, the confused men At one point Molinare fell grab his rifle and fend asleep. Inatome thought of trying to just done hit him and for the first time he had 1 to say yet, you probably wouldn't have survived the ordeal, entered Inatome's house as a last off Stockenauer. But he got scared. ditch attempt to get a new car dropped the "They told me that I must have either taken a lot of 1 he somehow managed to do. • or take a plan because it was too risky. hostage. For two hours the psychology in school or I was as crazy as those two guys were " s first interview on the subject, Inatonre described his The first thing Inatome could think of saying was,' 'Hey, I escapees and Inatome tried to think of Inatome said. iwing experience. know what situation you're plans. He managed to get Stockenauer to trust in, and whatever you want me to do Molinare remained him, though is home in Warren last weekend.On Sunday night he came I'm willing to help." suspicious. Several plans were rejected. The men were captured two hours later by police in Flint. Inatome managed to convince them om a date at 2:30 a.m . He was practicing karate in the The men pointed their guns away and Inatome that taking him as a They have been charged with first - degree murder. quickly formed wouldn't be a good idea. hostage t (he holds a brown belt), when at 3:15 the doorbell a strategy. Goal number one was to get the men out of the house. "I didn't even have time to think finally, at about 5 a.m., the men agreed to a plan in which Inatome did get a bit of the J1 :rgto the front door but no one was there. When he "I just wanted to get them to leave. I about being scared," he said. knew that if they stayed Inatome would drive his car ahead while the men drove his fast thinking. While in a admiration he deserved for his drug store in Warren Monday of f, around, two men had come in the side door and were very long my parents would probably wake up and that might brother's car. This assured them that he wouldn't call the police youngsters recognized him and started asking him about the a group ■jug rifles at him. have been a disaster." immediately and it saved him from being a hostage. adventure. While waiting at an intersection (h of the men said, "We've just killed a policeman. Inatome tried to convince the men that hewastheir friend. He considered slamming his car into ahead of them, Inatome One of them even got on a pay phone and said to a friend, reverse, hoping to shake them "Hey, come on up to the store. Rick Inatome is here." Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 48824 New student governing unit could help, hinder students By MIKE GALATOLA Raymond and Cain also said that the could and push for the undergraduates' percentage of fund distribution would be interests LARRY MORGAN on measures discussed in specifically written in the new committee, while their fellow members on State News Staff Writers government's constitution to prevent any the Academic Council could continue The proposed combination of the possibility of ASMSU using the purse to influence the academic association. Each lobbying for the undergraduates' concern for academic and nonacademic bodies of when the Monday's meeting, and the council has measure reached the council student government could give MSU body's autonomy would be respected, failed to reach a quorum for its past three floor. undergraduates a solid, efficient lobbyist meetings. for their scholastic and extracurricular It could provide a more united front and the But the academic association's demands. ability to constitution might solve the problem of It might also take another 50 cents a accomplish things not done now, such as the student liaison absentee representatives. The provisions term out of the undergraduates' pockets proposal, which bogged down from a lack of communication calling for the removal of any without improving any service. between ASMSU and the Elected Student Council. representative who misses three consecutive meetings stands a good chance The merger would include ASMSU and they said, neither section telling the other of inspiring regular attendance. the recently proposed Student Academic how to run its business. Meanwhile, student advisory council Harold Johnson, chairman of the Government Assn. The association, chairmen could spread the word to all With the funds to support an Educational Policies Committee, told proposed by five elected Student Council their constituents and Information center, the association's provide the Academic Council members at Tuesday's members, would include the manpower that helped gather 4,000 members could lobby for the meeting that it had catered to COGS undergraduate student councilmembers, student signatures on petitions the student members of the Academic undergraduates' interests at each level of supporting because it was organized. While the merger academic governance. student access to faculty evaluations. of academic and nonacademic Council standing committees and the governance For example, the communication If the association gets office for undergraduates might not result in chairmen of the 17 colleges' student gap space, in between the student members of the similar advisory councils. Student Services Building, for example, as catering, the merger might get Educational Policies Committee, the Cain suggested, then students could reach them a more favorable hearing by J. Brian Raymond, College of Social student councilmembers and the advisory their representatives more easily with their providing a more effective voice in Science member of the student council, council academic governance. chairmen, who were united on the problems and suggestions. and Tim Cain, newly elected ASMSU issue of student access to faculty The effect of a revamped student president, both agree that a proposed evaluations, would be lessened since these government on ASMSU would be a However, absenteeism among undergraduate tax of $1 per term, which groups would be in regular contact as welcomed one, as long as the two bodies would replace the ASMSU tax of 50 cents representatives could turn this association members of the association. into remained primarily autonomous. a thief that would rob each per term, would probably be distributed Joined together in the With the proposed association association, undergraduate of 50 cents a term. Only 12 taking 60-40 in favor of ASMSU. student members of stadning committees the brunt of the academic of 32 student councilmembers appeared aspects, ASMSU would be left to take care of the nonacademic aspects, leaving ASMSU with less to concentrate on and Nixon asks boost aim more of its energies into the nonacademic things. enabling it to With offices the academic representatives would be more readily Mideast funds tot available to students and could interact with the ASMSU board members better, resulting in better communications and an WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon asked Congress matter of national interest on our part." understanding on issues that is lacking Wednesday for $5.18 billion in new foreign aid funds, Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said he a $250 million economic including would boost for Egypt and another consider the proposal "with an open mind." He said he It could provide a more united front $100 remains million that possibly could be used for and the ability to accomplish Syria and the Palestine generally opposed to foreign aid. things not refugees. Sen. Robert P. Griffin, R-Michigan, the assistant done now, such as the student liaison Republican "In the Middle East we have an opportunity to achieve a leader, said the aid proposal was justified and desirable in terms proposal, which bogged down from a lack of building an enduring peace in the Middle East. of communication between ASMSU and significant breakthrough for world peace," said the President in a "So I believe it will be supported," he said. elected student council. message requesting the aid for fiscal 1975. "Increased foreign aid will be a vital complement to our diplomacy in A knowledgeable committee aide had another view. "It As more headway is made maintaining the will on issues, momentum toward a negotiated settlement which will serve the take a lot of Kissinger clout to sell the Middle East more student input may be a result. package to Instead of student interests of both Israel and the Arab nations." Congress," he said. governing bodies Factors that may work against congressional approval include hassling between themselves, they could U.S. assistance is no less critical to South Vietnam, Cambodia present a more powerful threat to the and Laos rising inflation, the Arab oil squeeze and continuing energy crisis as they try to make a difficult transition from war to and the general slowing effect of the administration and faculty, possibly peace, he added. impeachment issue has had on most legislation. bringing more respect, resulting in The President and Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger In asking $250 million in assistance for decisions advantageous to the students. outlined the aid package to congressional leaders in a 90 • minute Egypt, Nixon said the funds would be used "for the tasks which Students must be willing to pay for this, breakfast meeting. Afterward, House Speaker Carl come with peace" — Albert, clearing the Suez Canal, repairing damage in adjacent though. With the present 50 cent tax for D-Oklahoma, said economic aid for Egypt "would be helpful for areas and restoring Egyptian trade. ASMSU, students would have to know us, for the Middle East, for the Arab states - and for the state of The White House what they were paying for and whether it said no funds for Israel. Albert added: "Of course the continuance of Israel is a were military assistance. (continued on page 13) BULLARD MAY VOTE NO ON OWN MEASURE Rep By DANIEL DEVER raps own switch in open-meet bill legislation. public inspection. Heights, chairman of the committee, State News Staff Writer Though present law requires that all Boards of education and governing labeled Bullard's criticism State Rep. decisions be made in public by as "radical," Perry Bullard, D-Ann Arbor, boards of colleges and universities could adding that the exceptions under which Wednesday attacked the committee governmental units, in many cases the also meet in executive session to consider government units can hold private version of his open meetings bill, saying it decisions are reached beforehand in the dismissal, suspension or disciplining of tx meetings are necessary for them to would be worse than the present law it private sessions, and open votes are only a student, unless the student requests an fi.. A •**ll formality. a function properly. k V >< was meant to Bullard improve. The MSU Board of Trustees holds open hearing. The committee version of the bill would charged that the House fill Judiciary Committee "watered down" his closed breakfast meetings — where Bullard said he will propose floor amendments to the bill to eliminate the require a two • thirds majority of the members present and a record roll call original bill intended to force elective and decisions are often made - before its exceptions for hiring, litigation, collective vote to go into private session. Fisher's appointive government bodies to carry on their business at open, public meetings. regular public meetings each month. Bullard said the committee version of bargaining and sale or purchase of property. Bullard said he will amendments to make any violators of the propose 1 "The version now before the House his bill, which will probably be acted on He said conducting business in these Reynolds of Warren hopes the 300,000 worms he is raising in his by the House early next week, contains bill qinlty of a misdemeanor and fined $100. provides far too many opportunities for areas behind closed doors encourages The present working of the bill 1. Yard will launch him on the road to fame and profits. Reynolds public officials to meet in secret to discuss too many "loopholes which allow for favoritism and would allow bodies to that only those who provides | soon start selling worm starter and make deals on important public unjustified secret meetings." make deals. intentionally violate kits, complete with worms, food, the bill can be found guilty of P '"9 and medicine. issues," he said. Under the committee version, a public Oilier members of the judiciary a Anyone who wants to raise worms for fishing Bullard blamed "a full time paid body may only go into private executive misdemeanor. I purposes can get kits complete with nightcrawlers, garden sessions to consider hiring or firing, committee, however, defended the present Bullard will also move for another lobby" representing state universities and version of the bill, saying it was strong jmsorredworms. city governments with weakening the bill. collective bargaining, litigation, sale or enough to allow open meetings without amendment which would make violators liable for civil action with a fine of State News photos He said If his attempts to amend the bill purchase of property and records which $500 by John W. Dickson are specifically hampering public business. payable to the individual who lodges the fail, he will be forced to vote against Iik exempted bv law from Rep Thomas Guastello, D-Sterling rompta'tnt 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursdilay'APril 25 h Police inve Decision on reverse bias vandalism by court called inevitable! When 16 south campus chr owners went to get their cars Wednesday morning they were probably angered and bewildered by a destructive spree that took place in lot F early Wednesday morning. All told the three suspected vandals left: serious implications Oil firm reports 718% profit rise •Fourteen broken radio antennas. By DENI MARTIN on the employment practi™, , State News Staff Writer employers. 5 or sti •Fourteen bent or broken windshield wiper blades. •Eight broken mirrors. Local authorities agreed Wednesday that the Supreme Court "If the court had ruled in favor of Occidental Petroleum Corp., the nation's 11th largest DeFunis this •One slashed tire. has only delayed the inevitable with its refusal to rule on the voided many practices and programs that I oil company, reported a spectacular 718 per cent The total amount of constitutionality of giving preferred treatment to racial minorities employers damage was estimated to be $313 and carrying out related to minority hiring," Shingkton L™!"* ncrease in profits during the first quarter of 1974 over apparently occurred between 11:30 p.m. Tuesday and 2a.m in compensation for past discrimination. decision against DeFunis would support these ihe same period last year. Wednesday. "This case is going to be with us until the Supreme Court program!' ' Occidental listed first quarter profits at $67.7 million. Campus police said they have identified three male makes a decision," Harold Spaeth, professor of political science, students who were involved in the incident but have only said. Among the programs that he said would be hardest), It also said gro .s revenues for the period jumped from questioned one of them. Spaeth had predicted that the Supreme Court would rule decision against reverse discrimination are the man S681.4 million in 1973 to more than $1.3 billion this year. The three students, all from East Wilson Hall, apparently- against Marco DeFunis Jr., who had been denied admission to the programs centered on employing minorities and women' * Earnings per common share increased from six cents to had been out drinking before they caused the damage. University of Washington law school because of a racial quota SI.14. Police said they are continuing their investigation and will favoring black applicants, and that the court would favor Shingleton indirated that a suit similar to the one fit turn the case over to the Ingham County prosecutor's office "affirmative action" programs. Speaking of the substantial increases in profits being 1 ''rcplovJ when the investigation is complete. John Shingleton, director of Placement Services, indicated that practices and policies. announced by the oil companies. Sen. Henry M. Jackson if the Supreme Court had heard the case the decision would have says they show "the bankruptcy of the government's Ira Polley asst. provost for admissions and records aiu energy policy." has been no noticeable concern at the admissions office The Washington state Democrat, chairman of the Senate Interior Committee, said higher oil profits and Results of U-M sur issue of reverse discrimination. "The University does not make decisions based on m " prices "make the working man and the people who factors," he said. in J In Washington, dissenters argued that a decision was employ him the orphans of neglectful - even reckless government actions." Jackson made the remarks in Washington Tuesday - outnumber governmen public interest. instead accentuated a trend for the center said anck added "However, those who Elmira Hunter, the minority student who gained entranc* J after four other major oil companies - Standard Oil of ANN ARBOR (UPI) - For Americans generally feel that wanted Congress to have more the law school under a special program and was challenJtB Indiana, Exxon, Gulf and Texaco - released first - every American who trusts the government, there are three voters to move away from allegiance to either major no changes are needed in the power outnumbered those who DeFunis said she was angered by the court's refusal to case on merits. decidtSB quarter earnings reports which showed sharp increases others who party." basic system of government. wanted it to have less influence are cynical about over the same 1973 period. The CPS survey The report also said, "in an by three • to one, and opinion "The Supreme Court has declined to validate us. Now politicians and the said 29 per • some»| effectiveness of elections. cent of those questioned said atmosphere of growing distrust was nearly two to one in else has to go through what we did - three years of • - stress "J of President Nixon, the favor of more power for the said. "We're finally getting something, what we University of Michigan they have "not much" faith in deserve ItjJ Simon denies value of tax cuts experts said Tuesday that for whether elections make the public's estimation of the Supreme Court," the CPS depriving him. There should have been some slots for minorita! the first time since their survey government pay attention to Supreme Court and Congress survey concluded. long time ago. " ® Secretary of Treasury - designate William E. Simon began in 1958, persons who what people think. That figure has improved." distrust the represented an increase of 6 "Both are now rated higher said Wednesday the Nixon administration opposes a tax government outnumber believers per cent over November, 1972. in trust and performance than cut as precisely the wrong economic medicine. by a 2-1 ratio. The center said 41 per cent the President, the reverse of a "It would be highly inflationary, it would stimulate of the persons sampled year ago." J)ooLeys demand that is already excessive," he told a Senate The survey, based on described themselves as As a result of mistrust toward Finance Committee meeting to consider his nomination. interviews with 1,444 persons the White House, the report independents, compared to 36 18 and over, said: "Now one of said, "almost twice as many "Our problem today is one of shartages of supply, not per cent who "lean toward" every two Americans falls in the Democrats and 21 per cent persons favored a reduction in demand." the most cynical category, "who favor" the Republicans. the President's poj Democrats in Congress are pushing for a multibillion while a quarter of the Trust declined favored increase. "alarmingly" an dollar tax cut. asserting the nation is in a serious population is in the most recession. trusting group." Simon said signs of economic recovery already apparent and that the second half of this year should see an economic upturn. were "Surprisingly," the university Center for Political Studies (CPS) said, "the BEFORE YOU FLY CALLUS PITCHER N growth of distrust has not swelled the ranks of democratic party, but the has (College SPECIAL Jury gets Mitchell, Stans case John N. Mitchell's lawyer, Peter Fleming Jr.. told a Trawl jury Wednesday that the government fabricated its conspiracy case against the former attorney general and <.-Commerce Secretary' Maurice H. Stans. Afterwards, THE ONLY WAY TO FLY! TodAy • 4-7pM the case went to the jury. He charged that the prosecutor falsely insinuated the 351-6010 case was connected with the Watergate scandal. Fleming said in a 4'/2-hour summation that he knew biTTIR N EVIR food the jury could not ignore the "national trauma" over Watergate but said it was their duty to find the a great "SALE" in progress for <** Defendants innocent because the charges were unproved. now . NEW MENU try ii In addition to charges that they impeded a securities fund investigation of financier Robert L. Vesco in return for his secret S200.000 cash contribution to President Nixon's re-ejection campaign, Mitchell and TOMORROW- Stans are charged with six counts each of lying to the grand jury about it. 15<£er hot doq! Chrysler to sell vehicles to Cuba Chrysler's Argentine subsidiary has signed V AT n a contract to sell 9,000 vehicles worth S24.2 million to Cuba in the first major American commercial deal with that country since 1960. "The clothes you need for the life you lead" The contract, signed Tuesday, is part of a series of East Grand River next to the Campus Theatre anticipated deals totaling SI50 million for American car makers in Argentina. Ford and General Motors are still in negotiation with Cuba. The three U.S. automakers with plants in Argentina were given special waivers by the U.S. government to sell to Cuba despite the 1960 embargo forbidding all but humanitarian assistance transactions between the United States and Cuba. Comedian Bud Abbott dies Bud Abbott, half of the comedy team of Abbott and Costello. died Wednesday at the age of 78. When you join the Jacks or Better Mug Abbott died at his home in Woodland Hills, Calif. He Club, you get your very own 17 oz. had been in poor health from several strokes and died of armetaie alloy Jacks or BetterMug to cancer, his agent said. hang above the bar. Lou Costello died in 1959, two years after the team But most importantly, you get to drink split up. beer out of your mug. 17 ounces of beer Hearst denies brainwashing for the price of a 12 oz. shell. Every Patricia Hearst declared Wednesday she had willingly beer, Beer after beer. joined her Symbionese Liberation Army "comrades" in Finally, you get to meet once a month the violent robbery of a San Francisco bank, according with the other Mug Club Members. And to a police officer who received the taped message. drink more beer, at member's only In the tape recording, received through an prices. anonymous intermediary by police community relations director Rodney E. Williams, Hearst reportedly once A new shipment of Jacks Better or Mugs again declared her allegiance to the terrorist band and has just arrived. Mug yourself a bigger discounted her parents' suggestion that she had beer. Or two. Or been converted by brainwashing. Hey, Slat's a kitol beer lor only *5.50 "What I believe was Patty's voice said it was ridiculous to believe she wasn't in the bank robbery of her own free will, that other SLA members were holding TONIGHT—HALFMOON & guns on her," Williams told newsmen. "She denies that she's brainwashed. She says she took £ Jacks or part in the bank robbery because she wanted to take Better part," Williams added. The police officer said the taped message was accompanied by a torn portion of Miss Hearst's driver's license "communiques." a device the SLA has used to authenticate past TEE STABLES MICHIGAN'S SHOWCASE FOE HTML EHTERTAIVMEHT icu~* S2I E. GRAND RIVER ACROSS FROM BERKEY HALL Compiled by Steve Orr and Diana Dewitt n State News. East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, April 25, 1974 3 CATA approves budget;hours cut By JIMKEEGSTRA Lansing. A month ago it was a.m. to 10 p.m. State News Staff Writer Lansing loops would only be operating grant to the system thought the city might be In addition, the Aurelius will be asked for $124,000 or 314 changed if the city asked higher than CATA Road and Jolly - Miller Lansing CATA to do so. estimated. Almost eight weeks after the times as much. runs will be changed to "school Since CATA is now losing This Lansing bus That amount was estimated means that East area system trippers." Instead of operating $1,700 each weekday, the expanded its routes and by CATA director Clare all day, buses will only handle board directed Loudenslager to Lansing, Lansing, and lengthened its hours of service, Meridian, Delhi, Delta and Loudenslager as part of a total the school rush from 7 to 8 implement these reductions as a $1.2 million budget for the $917,000 deficit. The final a.m. and from 2 to 3 p.m. soon as possible, which should Lansing townships are now coming fiscal year has been budget cuts that estimate officially being asked to pay All other save $300 per day. approved cutting back those almost in half, Lansing routes will their share of CATA's mainly because begin at 6 a.m. and operate Loudenslager estimated that $482,150 expected deficit. hours of service. of an economy plan for until 7 or 8 p.m. instead of it might take 10 days to make The board of directors of shortening the operating day using present schedules, which all the necessary changes and "These are the costs that it's the Capitol Area on 16 CATA schedules, or start around 4:30 a.m. and last notify the public. going to take to operate a bus Transportation Authority eight combined routes. The to about 8 p.m. The total operating cost of Wednesday passed a budget, cutback from company," Arthur Carney, East Loudenslager's This economy plan cuts the the far • flung system and the Lansing's other member on the planned to take effect July 1, request followed indications miles traveled by CATA buses subsidy requests to the six CATA board, said. asking East Lansing for from area governments that in a year by 18.7 per cent, said supporting local governments $77,433 or 16 per cent of they could not pay the initial will be lower than Frank Mossman, East Lansing first Mossman said bus ridership CATA's $482,150 deficit. But amounts. representative on the CATA estimated for several other is very good but that mass it hinges on the approval of The plan does not affect the board and MSU professor of reasons. transit just does not pay its area governments. three East The city has been Lansing loop routes. marketing and transportation. More people are riding the own way. It has to be paying a But, the main trunk line It should eliminate less than 1 buses which means more supported. $35,364 subsidy per year, running from Meridian Mall based on the number of miles per cent of the riders each day revenue from fares. More than through East Lansing to Fisher while saving over $163,000, he two million passengers are "This is a very at the CATA board meeting the black panther - marked Body will lose one hour of its good, added. expected during the fiscal year. reasonable proposition buses travel within East for a operating day, running from 5 Mossman said the East Second, the state says its good system," he said. mnesty issue still Vietnam battleground By LINDA CHARLTON offenders under certain conditions, such as the performance of The largest concentration of used by Kastenmeier in his New York Times these exiles is now in Canada, where opening statement came from the alternative nonmilitary service to their country. they were believed to total between 10,500 and 15,000, though departments of Justice and Defense, and even they were not |>HlNGTON — "These men should be tried as they are 4,000 letters many of the exiles themselves put the figure much higher. precise. id and then executed for their traitorous actions." The minister who recommended trial and execution to The most vocal exiles utterly From 1963 to 1973, there were 206,775 men referred Rep. reject conditional amnesty. to U.S. p were guilty of was premature morality." Robert W. Kastenmeier, a Wisconsin Democrat who is chairman Alan Kazmer, a deserter who is now a attorneys as draft • law delinquents. During the same decade, copy writer for a c wouldn't be one of them that would hesitate to bear of the House Judiciary Subcommittee that held three days of Toronto advertising agency, said he would not accept conditional 19,000 were prosecuted and 9,167 convicted of draft - law ; was a matter of protecting their country." hearings on proposed amnesty legislation in March, was one' of amnesty "if the condition was to carry four ounces of feathers violations. Some 4,000 young men were prosecuted for desertion, ree - a Baptist minister from Florida, a young exile in about 4,000 persons who have written the subcommittee. More across the street." and the Pentagon estimates there are „ 28,000 deserters still at o,the mother of a draft evader who is now in Singapore — favored amnesty than opposed it. "I'm not accepting anything that implies that we've done large, of whom about 10 per cent are believed to be overseas. Bilking about the same thing: amnesty, According to the latest Gallup poll, the number of Americans something wrong," he said. "There have been," Rep. Edward I. Koch. D-N.Y., told the liigh the Vietnam War ended, for Americans, more than a who oppose amnesty for Vietnam draft evaders has declined since For many proponents of amnesty, the issue has become a subcommittee, "34 instances of amnesty in some form in to, the first full - scale congressional review of this issue, last year from 67 to 58 per cent. And the poll says that relatively demand for vindication, for public official admission of the war's American history." But others note that the parallels are not ■st month, demonstrated that the question of amnesty for few of those who oppose amnesty want to see the evaders immorality. exact and that postwar pardons have always imposed conditions. punished with fines or jail terms. Attack Kastenmeier commented at th? close of last month's jvaders and deserters is still a Vietnam battleground. on Pentagon hearings: Iressional bills on the subject of amnesty range from those The letters include torrents of abuse, describing draft evaders At the same time the amnesty drive has become an attack on "These three days of hearings have shown grave differences over and deserters as traitors, shirkers and cowards. But others the issue. I just don't think we're close to fculd unconditionally remove penalties imposed on anyone display the military establishment. The demand for amnesty, in at least resolving it, that's all." n activities protesting the Vietnam War to resolutions a thoughtful distress and still others This is, of course, an election an agonizing bitterness. one bill, is coupled with a demand that all those young men - year, no time to be acting on lining the granting of any sort of amnesty to anyone. In A man from Mount Vernon, N.Y., who said he had been controversial measures if the number of constituents some 450,000 of them — who received less - than - honorable directly n are proposals that would lift the penalties for certain drafted into the Army and lost both arms, both legs and one affected is comparatively small. eye discharges during the Vietnam era, for no matter what reasons, be in Vietnam, wrote:'"hiedraft dodgers had the same choice I had. given honorable discharges. Others, such as that sponsored by A knowledgeable subcommittee staff member describes the They chose the other path. Why should they now be given Rep. Bella S. Abzug, D-N.Y., would extend unconditional chances for action on any of the bills as "unlikely." another chance? Can 1 be given another chance? If ^ms compromis granted, every guy who fought in Vietnam will look like a God damned idiot." amnesty is - amnesty "to all classes of essentially nonviolent war resisters, including not only draft evaders and deserters but antiwar demonstrators." Gentle answer These demands are in no way appeased by conditional 1 ublished by the students of Michigan State amnesty disclosure A gentle answer came from Peg Mullen, a gold star mother, whose son Michael was killed in Vietnam four years ago. Urging proposals such as that made by former Secretary of the Army Robert F. Froehlke of the parallel "earned immunity" legislation day during Kail. Winter and Spring school terms, and Kridnys during Summer Term, and a sp cial n is published in September. Subscription raie is I House Democrats compromised Wednesday on the passage of unconditional amnesty legislation, Mullen told the -sponsored by Sen. Robert Taft Jr., R-Ohio. Not only do these provisions subcommittee:"If I proposals require an admission of guilt, unacceptable to the ige paid at l ast Lansing, Mich. Editorial and to believe that my son sacrificed his life Bmpaign reform bill that has been vigorously attacked by am 34? Student Services Uldg.. Michigan State for some higher ideal, if I am to receive any comfort for my son's proponents of unconditional amnesty, but they are also viewed as ig, Michigan. 48824. pnd Senate Republican leadership as well as Gov. Millikq^ death, then let me believe that he died so that some other unworkable, in part because of the large numbers of people said j House Policy Committee defined "in kind" or mother's son, somewhere, to be involved. ■netarv campaign donations as printed material, fre* might now conie home." Mullen, like the great majority of those working for amnesty, News/Editorial king and real estate earlier this month. Republicans said Figures uncertain Classified Ads Bt definition was too narrow. rejected the idea of conditional amnesty as implying some guilt Just how 353-6400 on the part of the young men who fled the Army or the draft. large these numbers are is uncertain. The proamnesty I provision was amended to require transportation, food, groups generally claim higher estimates than others. The figures 355-3447 |e and office equipment contributions to be reported. Been renewed his attack Wednesday on a provision of the It would exclude reporting names of contributors of less », which Democrats have insisted must remain in .the bill. UEBERMANN'S Fashion in BPORT N0W...SAVE 20% on IMPLICATION TOS for you at \[SAVEJewelry ON GOLD and Tiold has now risen to prices that daily range between Spring is the time ' and SI80 per ounce. 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Lindstrom Campus editor One of the controversies swirling "Who the devil is playing 'Hail to the if it takes six months to get them. If I've "Gosh, I hope the Secret haven't seen £J me. K.D.Campbell Staff representative Kathy Niezurawski Copy chief around Washington is whether Vice Chief?" Betty Jim Bush City editor Craig Porter Photo editor told you once I've told you • hundred president dreams about being JJLl President Gerald Ford is thinking seriously "We were just having fun, Gerry, his about moving into the White House. It was wife Betty says. times there is absolutely President of the United States." no way I will be the United States. It's Nixon only natural tfl started when John Osborne of the New "Well it's not very funny," Ford replies. "Then why do you keep standing in Republic interviewed Ford, and the vice "Suppose I had walked in with the front of a mirror every night in a morning "Well if you president speculated about whom he President?" can dream about coat with your hand on a Bible repeating would appoint to his Cabinet if he became "Then we would have said we were 'So help me God*?" EDITORIALS President. This was followed by columnist William Safire's article in which Ford tried playing it for him. You look bushed. Do you want a drink?" "1 thought you were asleep when I did that." "You can dream about shouldn't be ordering it to, J to clarify what he said to Osborne which, "Yes, give me a White House - J mean "How can I be when you keep talking Lincoln Room." thing! J J ' "L of course, increased the speculation. a White Horse - on the rocks. What'are all in your sleep all night long?" I Reform All right. 111 just will In fairness to the vice president, particularly in view of what's going on in Washington, no one in his position could those swatches on the floor?" "I was just looking at drapery material. You know the drapes in the Lincoln "What do I nervously. say?" the vice president asks sure if anything keep theswatch* r happens through a rush job for me " the*?J ^ help but think that he may be called to take on the reins of government, and the Room are so ugly." "Why are you looking at drapery "You mumble over and what your country can do for you, over 'Ask not but "Holy smokes! Who put that '| Nixon sticker on the window?" J University whole Ford family must be under tremendous strain. I can just imagine what happens when material for the Lincoln Room, Betty?" "You have to order this stuff six months in advance. You can't just get what you can do for your country.'" "Do I do that?" "That's not the worst of it," Betty says. "The maid. She's to the Ladies' Home it s like working at already Journal Camp David." sold toJ aboS Next year students will finally be tailor their four - year academic rid of the academic straightjackets plan more to their own interests CHRIS DANIELSON © known as humanities, natural and the requirements of their science, American thought and degree program. language and social science. After three years of study, interpretation and implementation A transitory drop in University College enrollments is predicted, but department heads are not Kick Nixon upstairs as king of policy guidelines, faculty and worried and, in fact, welcome the Americans paying a heavy price For years the nation's corporations have Richard. An interim solution to this show, of course). administrators are now developing changeover. The situation the are gotten rid of the untouchable millstones the new University College college faces when it confronts the today for a mistake made by the Founding Fathers nine score and five years ago. In weighing down their hierarchies by problem could involve insuring the American royal family for the total sum of King Richard would be allowed the pick of his three White tobL curriculum which will be first challenge of competition from Hoiur] casting off the English monarchy as part kicking these executive burdens upstairs. the national debt with Lloyds of London. Washington, D.C., San Clemente, C* offered during winter term, 1975. outside departmental courses will of their independence Since corporate sense is the perfume of Tbe country would then be consoled and Key Biscayne, Fla„ for the new movement, a Under the new system, students probably have a beneficial effect on handful of overzealous patriots threw out America, the businessmen's upstairs policy with the elimination of the national debt palace, no questions asked. His pen the quality of University College the baby with the bath. should be adapted to the political front. if the Nixon line died out. staff would be given see will still face a 45 - credit • through wt_ Before such a step is taken, however, it for their service and released to University College requirement. But offerings. During the past two centuries the must be ascertained that the House of While King Richard himself might fa®! world's kings have evolved into benign remain an insecure and conniving palace guard, with perhaps Ron Ziefefl the revised policy will have students The revised policy may also help Nixon has an figureheads fostering a sense of (national adequate foundation. monarch, later Nixons would soon be as court jester. ■ earn between 8 and 16 credits in departments reach their ideal continuity, while presidents - ttased on Because the old custom of primogeniture self - assured as any House of Windsorite When Nixon's ascension is co™ each of four new areas: arts and enrollment figures. Colleges the American model - have often evolved - in which the crown is passed on to the the into megalomaniacal power abusers. eldest son - is an anachronism in these when they became accustomed to their Presidency will be abolished^ speaker of the House will be free to [J humanities; biological, physical and suffering from declining destiny. mathematical enrollments can attract students by South Vietnam and the Philippines are days of sexual equality, Nixon's lack of Other royal positions could be his own cabinet and oversee the sciences; male heirs is mi just the latest examples of countries no cause for concern. established for Richard's brothers, with needed diffusion of power, while ret communications; and social and offering more general education seduced by the American system. Though However, Tricky Dick must come up his present title or perhaps a $50 annual stipend. Donald, for adopting n behavioral sciences. courses. Those colleges both have presidents, each country now with a grandchild insuring a direct line of Statute of Liberty, Golden Gate or What it means is that students overburdened with majors could festers under the fascist rule of a dictator. succession before he can become instance, could become the Grand Dupe, Minister would be good bets. S King and Edward the High Executioner (just for will be able to select courses concentrate on high - level courses The historical record of those countries which have dropped their kings is almost outside University College which and de-emphasize general uniformly grim. The Reign of Terror satisfy both general education education requirements. reddened the streets of Paris after the requirements and prerequisites for The ability to take courses which French dethroned their monarch, and the upper - level classes. An emphasis offer greater depth in one area than bloodbath ended with warmonger on multidisciplinary courses and a the broad, catch - all University Napoleon seizing power. Tens of millions of Russians have lost greater number of 300 and 400 - College courses now offered will their lives since the last czar was shot in level courses are also expected. delight many students. But those the continual power purges which reach With the new system, MSU is who like the present approach will into every corner of the world's largest catching up aJ last with the be able to find an increasing nation. number of multidisciplinary courses Here in the United States, trust in the University of Michigan^. Wayne State and Centnrt and Western to choose from. government has reached an all - time low as Congress and the President engage in a Michigan Universities. University College has come a muddy tug - of - war for credibility. Polls The revised policy's most long way. If innovation continues show that less than a quarter of the people prominent advantage is that it once the new program is a reality, believe in either institution. increases the flexibility of course the only way it can go is America no longer needs just a good 5 - cent cigar. America needs a king. requirements, allowing students to UP. Those who are calling for the President's impeachment are engaging in Pollyanna idealism. Just 17 months ago Shun faulty 39,295,257 voters — an all time record — succumbed to the chant of "four more years." Richard Milhous Nixon is here to Next time IRS officials claim that the stay, since 40 million Americans can't be you are filling out wrong. your federal income tax and you service is understaffed and that It is time for this country to make the need assistance, don't ask the* many errors result from time best of a bad situation, and crown King Internal Revenue Service. pressure placed on staffers. Faced Richard I. A recently released PIRGIM with long lines of taxpayers needing One of Nixon's prime goals has always been the setting of a survey found that the IRS free tax help, some staffers have had to help precedent, so he will 'NOW, I NOTE IN YOUR APPLICATION THAT YOUR LAST JOB WAS COACHING THE two or three at the same time. But certainly be receptive to the new position. MICHIGAN EIGHTH DISTRICT help service in four Michigan cities . . computed identical returns from the walk - in tax service is not new, PIRGIM volunteers with S300 and officals should be aware by Community ambulances over discrepancies. Most of the were in favor of the government. errors now of the staff size necessary to run the service. c Partly through ignorance of tax With federal income tax forms To the Editor: This problem can be eased by passage of equipment and training. I have personally departments modeled after the hi. laws and partly because of becoming increasingly complicated, witnessed more than one death due to Having been employed as an ambulance attendant and driver over the past few Sen. Milton Zaagman's Senate Bill 689 these causes. Vastly increased subsidies successful Emergency Medical Serviei| mathematical mistakes, IRS the IRS free services are with PIRGIM's proposed amendments. local and state governments would by Detroit. This would allow for excellm#J employes made errors in each of indispensable to many taxpayers. years by several of the private ambulance However, I feel that the greater problem help, the training of personnel services in Michigan, I was encouraged by lies in the lack of enforcement that however, I suspect that some unscrupulous equipping of vehicles, and it wouldwL the volunteers' returns. The Mount But as long as IRS employes are owners would merely use these to increase the insight shown in PIRGIM's evaluation. would undoubtedly exist. Many of the the profit motive out of a service Clemens office, which computed poorly trained and forced to do a The quality of the service offered by many their profits. deals with human lives. companies have found it easy to the highest refund, missed a $75 rush job, the free tax service is a I would of the companies is scandalously poor. circumvent or totally ignore even the encourage establishment of Christopher Bffl. deduction and two errors by a detriment to its users instead of the The upgrading of emergency medical present laws. community • operated ambulance 1620 GreencrtsU*! volunteer which totaled S44. boon it should be. transportation in Michigan is requisite. Fun-loving Part of the problem, as stated in Another problem is the tremendously 1t> RND our WHO* PIRGIM's report, is the presently inadequate licensing laws in Michigan both high cost of running an ambulance service. As a result, owners are obliged to cut Po trtfr our VUtftWtft, CONNECTIVE 41 TfcPCS. for equipment and personnel. corners with respect to supplying adequate fights to defeat 22©® H Animal research To the Editor: have to go to a test scheduled by* I just want to let Rona Silverstein know anti ■ Polish professor. Wednesdays"" 28 After reading the numerous articles and process, apply the compound and observe. that I agree with her be a day of rest and recuperation notM editorials concerning research animals at The only way to do this is to take an wholeheartedly to the whims of obviously prc)"®* 23 25 30© ©29 MSU, I'd like to offer of scientific progress. a rebuttal in behalf organism, whether it be E. coli, whale or dog, and begin. concerning the discrimination upon certain minorities at MSU by the inflicted professors who are hell - bent on m® 2'©* 32© ^ JS @33 Scientists are greatly study of life handicapped in the processes because of the Most of the time rats are they are mammals and relate closely to used since administration and faculty. We Polish people, too, have had to endure the selfish and obvious life hard for we unfortunate studen Polish descent. J As If that weren't enough, * 15© © ®I6 jp,6 <§) @35 tremendous amount of complexity human metabolism. But since species inflicting undue hardships upon our attempt at professors assign homework owt involved and the large amount of variance variation does exist, the best way to study l7@© 0\Q 34- from species to species. a dog for anomalies is by using a dog for people. For example, as everyone knows, every Tuesday is Polish Night at one of weekend which is traditionally a rest and relaxation (quasi ■ 'fo holiday,i'll ¬ But regardless of these barriers, the the experimentation. our local taverns. As tradition 19 20 general metabolic pathways of all has it, every will) for we Poles. How can «T If people are concerned that dogs are good Pole should partake in the timeless organisms have been deduced, the being killed just to make better dog food, ritual of drunkenness to honor expected to enjoy the fruits o'J remarkable' process of genetic inheritance our heritage^ and the companionship °'1 it might be that this better dog food will ancestors. loved ones if we have to studv? J is being unraveled and the genetic map of Does the the tiny bacterium, E. coli, has been provide a much - needed, but administration take this into Yes, Rona, I am with you 1001* ^ undiscovered, nutrient to provide for a consideration? No! Many are the times I worked out. 10© These are painstaking and tedious well animals. - balanced metabolism for these We'll never know unless the have awakened on Wednesday mom to 11 9® labors. But you can't sit at a desk with a experimenters allowed to continue .© pencil and paper and say, "Well - let's make cyanide an inhibitor of the last step are their research and analyze their findings. Student acces of Ox phos." Ric Sorrell No way!! You have to localize the 635 E. Wilson Hall lowers academ qualitywhit ■ —i mhi and Two loyalties The following thoughts should be know who made them evaluator's academic standing is. 38 weighed in the' controversy over student •Access by students to eviluj"" To the Editor: a Catholic as President. After all, wouldn't will lowerinll 40 access to evaluation of faculty: inevitably —* cause With «f Kennedy be a pawn of the Pope and the •No student can evaluate a Concerning H. R. Hoppe's letter in the worldwide Catholic conspiracy? professor »H«wtard» in the "niv „ynumb«i and his course until the course is finished "^ministration emphasis on ^ April 23 issue, I tend to be amazed by the In conclusion, I ask Professor Hoppe - and the grades are in. Therefore students in classes, no simplistic reasoning individuals of Hoppe's if I love my wife, does that mean I can no nature unfortunately still use. longer love my mother? evaluations should be taken only after to risk the rePutation I believe similar statements Kenneth Brass completion of the course. high standards. about loyalty were made with regards to electing 2722 E. Grand River Ave. •Students who read evaluations should I thigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, April 25, 1974 5 Council OK of block party pending plans for cleanup By LINDA SANDEL with complaints of noise, property abuse the council said he must do by May 3 if State News Staff Writer and littering against the rollicking permission is to be finally granted. residents from neighboring areas. Patriarche also noted that one City residents who want to rope off Fresh in the memories of several council apartment owner had already called to their streets for members was a party the city approved have the permission revoked. Rademacher dancing, frisbee throwing and barbecues — in the old time street last year on Short Street that could not be reached for comment late party tradition — may be able to get city consequently brought angry residents to Wednesday afternoon. council approval for their games but not the council chambers to protest the Much of the city council's reservations without tying up several attached raucous noise and property damage caused at granting the party request stemmed strings. When John Rademacher, 121 River by spirited party - goers from experiences of previous years when St.,came to the East Lansing City Council After weighing, for nearly an hour, the the councilmembers have apparently been last week armed with 134 relative merits of the community spirit barraged with complaints specifically a • signature petition asking that River Street be closed created by such parties against the aimed at highly amplified music. between Grand River Avenue and negative public relations they seem to "Several councilmen have gone to the Victory Street on May 11 for a generate, the council gave unanimous parties and asked that stereos be turned community gathering, the council balked at granting tentative approval to Rademacher s party down, and their requests have usually been the request. but not without asking him to comply respected," Patriarche said. "But once the "I've been burned one too many times with a few requests. councilmember was out of sight, the Fewer block at granting these kinds of requests," said Councilmember Mary Sharp. "Let's say Council asked the group to provide a $50 cash bond to partially cover any stereos' volume went back up and complaints began to pour in." the that I've either reached my limit of belief cleanup the city may need to undertake The council therefore asked that the I Block parties, like this one on Gunson Street in spring 1973, that require city council to close off parts in human nature, or reached after the event. of my peak of party givers not use amplifiers for music. I streets are harder to organize now. The council requires that potential party • givers understanding human nature." In addition, council asked that the Patriarche also noted that parties have get permission from I neighbors and music cannot be amplified. Sharp referred to past incidents when residents obtain written permission for the caused problems for the police who try to the council has granted party from the involved property owners. State News photo by Ken Ferguson requests for such answer complaints but at the same time parties and has later been called to deal Finally, the council charged are powerless to do much enforcement Rademacher with forming a committee since the city council has given approval l/FW faces test a responsible for making sure that the party is kept under control and for clean up operations are accomplished. - Rademacher accepted the council's seeing that for the party. Councilmember Thelma suggested that Rademacher hold his party in Valley Court Park but was quickly Evans NKW YORK TIMKS The struggle of Chavez's fledgling union embarked on a campaign budgeted at month and the negotiations with the terms saying that he would be personally informed that alcohol may not be for survival is complicated I THERMAL, Calif. by the $100,000 a month to counter some of the Teamsters," his wife explained, "the responsible for seeing that the requests are consumed in city parks. — The slow ripening emergence of the Mexican American bad publicity associated with their efforts • Chevistas (UFW organizers) came in and satisfied. "Well," she replied, "Could you 1 the white table grape in the vineyards farm worker in California from grinding in California and to organize farm workers started threatening the workers and they City Manager John Patriarche said consider a party with only soft drinks?' J the Coachella Valley is bringing the poverty and scandalous working instead of dealing directly with the had to run to the Teamsters for Wednesday that Rademacher had not yet "That, Rademacher replied, "would be ■leaguered United Farm Workers union conditions. growers to work out contracts before the r to a crucial test of its ability to protection " complied with, the council requests, which beyond human nature. Zeal was the first casualty of success as field hands are signed up in a potent force in the American the California field worker's combined l>or market. Perhaps the individuals most wages and fringe benefits nearly doubled apprehensive over the developments are I In less than six weeks the grapes will be in the five years after the first nationwide the growers, who in the span of a few lady for picking, a harvest that will open grape boycott. years have moved from intransigence to ew round in the chronic labor disputes Added to this is disillusionment t have produced anger and discord as among perplexity over the fact that despite union some workers over the union's inability to representation and union wages they still Igularly as the rich land has yielded administer its affairs effectively. face a boycott and economic Esonal crops. damage. Complaints of bureaucratic red tape, "The only way to end this conflict is ■ As the Mexican - American laborers inefficiency and broken promises have for Congress to finally bring the farm Bid the vineyards, other workers are busy been heard. worker under the National Labor I New York, Chicago and other urban Chavez, in an interview acknowledged Relations Act and bring some control to Inters preparing for a new drive to urge that some of the complaints were based Jnsumers not to buy grapes. fact, and on all this madness," said Keene Larson, DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau ■ Once again at the center of the were being overcome as the owner of a 160 ■ acre grape "ranch" in struggle union passed through the "growing pfeins" Thermal and one of the first growers in for obvious reasons, n secause of sexist policies u/e rec06nize the ICesar Chavez, who hopes to repeat the phase of development. tubkb can be no w in the mite house, there California to sign a contract with the UFW \ prevailing belief that s of the 1968 69- boycott that won Chavez contended that the real cause of in 1970. mg/ presentation of the were no women in on the ywomen are "unable to w we, the l*ie hjor concessions for California's' 300,000 tension in California agriculture was the Last month, in what Larson described -'award for best female decision making process a secret," but in mana6ement invite Km labor force and forced the state's conspirator. the absence of the cover-up while ms our jup6ment, this does not Teamster's union, which, he has charged as a secret election requested by his of u/b8y, your. He table and fruit of water6ate women is woods and ms harmony dip • \ justifywtthh0ldin6 from producers to agree to repeatedly, began signing contracts with workers and supervised by a local Roman peplore comments, ' the subject of michael their parts, they were not momen their equal rmt to n representation. i this situation. growers two years ago in a conspiracy to Catholic priest, the UFW was voted out of poonesbury's analysis. in real positions of power. ■But the last two years have been obstruct justice ' undercut the UFW his ranch. ■ficult for Chavez. He has had to contend Two growers and a former Teamster Larson, rejecting farm union ^O-YQ Jt only with resentful growers but also official are scheduled to stand trial this contentions that the election was a sham, Ith a competing union, the International month in federal court in San Jose on said that his workers wanted to be free of lotherhood of Teamsters. 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The Teddy, in running the fastest three mile jn Sn shuttle hurdle team of Todd Murphy, Mike Hurd, Dave Howard captured a fourth place with a 13:516 tim '1' the outdoor season when it takes a contingent of 18 athletes to the Drake and Howard Neely ran a 58.6 to take top honors, while the 440 competition. e a8ainst ( Relays in Des Moines, Iowa, this weekend The four mile relay team of Herb Coach Fran Dittrich's trackmen will enter the two relay squad of Charles Byrd.Hurd, Cassleman and Dill raced to a ■ Lindsav Pa„i e - day and Stan Mavis broke an OSU carnival • like meet after an impressive showing in the Ohio State Relays mark in unfortunately, so did three other teams as th e Relays last week. The Spartans collected four first places and a performance was only good enough for fourth place Pl host of other top honors at OSU, as MSU sprinter Marshall Dill led the way with a record • breaking 9.2 performance in the 100 Women netters win, Dittrich said that his team's excellent is indicative of how well the squad is showing in iu r yard dash. "We've made improvements down the line coming along S Dill posted a new meet record and came within one - tenth of a second of tying the world mark. Bob Cassleman also posted a new set to defend crown of training and we should continue to expect our team to be very competitive this since do so," Diti h wp<.i MSU's women's tennis team crushed Central Michigan Relays." ' at lh* Dd Tuesday, 9 0, as it warmed up for the defense of its Big Ten The Spartans will take to Drake - just about the I Deadline , set championship this weekend. fielded at OSU, but with a few additions. The Spartans will leave East Lansing today for Madison, Wis., to compete in the conference title meet Friday and Saturday. Long jumper John Ross and quarter miler Bill Nan back i« action after sitting out last week with mini 1 in IM mixed Only nine of the 10 squads will participate. Both Ross and Nance conference meet. were Big Ten plat e finishers in th"11"1® ("" Sue Selke, Diana D'Angelo, Diane Suterko, Allison Scruggs. The deadline for entries into The play will be for Vickie Dickieson and Kathy Bock all won their singles matches the intramural mixed team golf individual, as well as team titles against Central. tournament Wednesday in Intramural Bldg. is 5 p.m. 103 Women's with prizes awarded in both categories. receive Team winners Selke and D'Angelo and Scruggs and Suterko each combined for doubles victories. To wrap up the dual meet, two freshmen, Bowling Green defense| a hooded nylon jacket Meryl Siegal and Kathy Salvadore, playing in their first doubles The office is open from 9 a.m to noon and from 1 to 4 with intramural emblems, while second- and third-place match, defeated their foes. The victory upped MSU's dual meet record to 3 -1. stops MSU stickmen, p.m. Monday through Friday. finishers each receive a golf Hatton said she was expecting a tpugher time this season at the Old nemesis Bowling Green played superb The tournament is open for ball. Big Ten meet but her team was determined to repeat as champs. defense Wed »J as the Falcons blanked MSU's lacrosse all male - female teams and will The tournament will use the Last week Ohio State handed MSU an 8 • 1 dual meet defeat, team, 8-u, on OldHntLl Field. The loss sent the Spartans MARSHALL DILL be held May 5 at the Forest Callaway scoring system. but Hatton thinks her team can turn things around this weekend. consecutive loss. reeling to their kf Akers east course. Admission charge will be the "We know what to do with Ohio State now," Hatton said. The victory, Bowling Green's 10th normal green fees. "This time we're hoping it goes the other way." straight over MS secured early in the first period when Bill Grimes scored thill Union ActivitiesBoard of his two goals. Spartan netters to face Flights office Low-cost Flights from Michigan State University Department of Uieatre Irishmen out for revenge ARENA 1974 By MIKE DRESCH State News of their hope for victory on inexperienced shoulders of FINAL AUDITIONS Sports Writer Larry Stark and Joe Fodel. Tom Gudelski, Bob Glickman Both swept their matches last John Steinbeck's The MSU tennis team will be and Rick Zabor. All three are trying to continue its two • weekend in singles and played playing their first season of match winning streak as it well as a doubles combination. varsity tennis and occupy key OF MICE AND MEN hosts the Fighting Irish of "I'm real pleased with these positions on the tennis team. Directed by Ken Parnell Notre Dame Friday on the guys," Drobac said. "They "There's question we're a MSU tennis courts. played some tough tennis last young no team," Drobac said. s249°° stwood After posting a 6-3 victory over Wisconsin on Friday and a weekend and didn't quit when "Our No. 1 singles player is a Plight lists Friday, April 26 2:00p.m. mmm Magnum they got behind. It should be sophomore (Larry Stark), and available now 7-2 win over Northwestern on some tough, good tennis on we have three inexperienced Arena Theatre Saturday, the Spartans stand at 2-3 for the Though a Friday. players going regularly — and with forms. application Destinations: United Producers • in Color'B Force-® victory season. over Notre Dame Thus far, it has been an up doing a good job for us, too." London, Madrid, Roles: 9 Male, 1 Female Drobac will get an indication would not change the Big Ten and down season for the of how far his inexperienced Frankfurt, Bei- standings, it would certainly netters. Starting out the Big players have come on Friday Grade, Budapest, boost the morale of the tennis team. Ten season April 12, the Spartans quickly dropped their against a revenge • seeking Notre Dame. Vienna, Amsterdam UAB OFFICE R1HARJ4RRJ-IPRJ- "Rumor has it that the Irish first three matches to Iowa, Minnesota and Michigan and 2nd floor union are the second best team in the Midwest," Stan Drobac, tennis firmly entrenched themselves 353-9777 1-5 M-F A TRIUMPH coach, said. "If we beat them, in the Big T?n cellar. I'll feel like we've really However, after the two wins FOR accomplished something." this past weekend over Big Ten There is no question that the rivals Northwestern and JOANNE \ Irish will be here to win. After losing to the Spartans, 5-4, last Wisconsin, the Spartan's hopes have risen. WOODWARD" - Carroll, N. Y Ortly Nm year, Notre Dame will have a definite revenge motive. The Spartans will pin much have Much of the success failure of the tennis to rest or IHE JOANNE WOCX3TWARO COMB4NY "THE EFFECT OF GAMMA RAYS ON MAN-IN-THE-MOON PRESENTS MW©dfolW" Samuel Beckett,s "WAITING FOR GODOT" Thursday—April 25 Yakely Cafeteria Friday—April 26 McDonel Kiva Tonight: Brody 7:30 Saturday—April 27 McDonel Kiva n.25 8:15 P.M. Best of the MID-WEST FltM FESTIVAL SATURDAY DUSXIN HOFFMAN S. Kedzie IITTLE BIG MAN" A Cinema Center Films Presentation 105 A Program 8:00 pm 109 B A Program Program NUOT1N BALSAM 10:30 pm B Program at 8:00 10:30 fAVE DIJNAHAT AS MRS PINIWAKI cost $1 Tonight: Conrad 7:00 & 9:30 PROGRAM A PROGRAM B C»n»ury-Fon pr«ments m 1. Pigs Vs. Freaks 27 min 1. Greene Valley 10 min Thurs., April 26 in McDonel Kiva, Fri. & Sat. Ap-il 27 28 in ■Shorn at 2. Weekenders 3. Mind Sequence 3 min 12 min Grandparents 2. It All Depends on 10 min IWALKABDI Advance tickets sdd till Conception What You're Used To "AN EXCITING AND at EidertyliisttUPients t El 4. Air Conditioned 6 min 3. High Finance 11 min : —-IgdlttlO*1 N0L EXOTIC ADVENTURE! discount'5£( J\ccoras and the Comfort 4. A Political Cartoon 32 VWLVJSt COLOR BY DELUXE® Union Ticket Office 5. No Lies 20 min 73min *1*00 advance ^1.50 doOT like, fool ztorwiv you ^ Jack. Tonight: Brody 9:30 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, April 25, 1974 7 RAMBLIN' JACK CARRIES egendary folk musician By BILL NOWAK to enough. Elliott just called Guthrie on play the phone and later visited Editor s note: The Ramblin' Jack Elliot presentation at the folk great in the I Mariah tonight, hospital, playing him a few tunes to take his |f "roadwork" can be said to be the true test of a musician's Friday and Saturday may be the last mind off an Mariah concerts to be appendectomy he had just undergone. netal, then Jack Elliot must be one of the most tempered presented at MSU because the This began an on again off again relationship between the two musicians in the business. organization may fail due to lack of support. men which lasted for four years until Guthrie entered the | Elliot hascarriedthe name "Ramblin' " since 1945 and most of hospital for his final bout with Huntington's Chorea. Lt time has been devoted to learning, playing and, most Elliot then began a long hitch - hike tour of the states and background that is the Lportantly, to passing on the musical tradition which is such a made of. kind of stuff that story books and dreams subsequently spent six years touring England and the main Kir at part of his life. are Bom in Brooklyn in continent of Europe, singing songs he had learned with Guthrie 1931, his only fondness for the big city and keeping the man's J Few others can boast the experiences, the associations and the came from his love of watching harbor pilots. His only other real memory alive. ■bilities that make Ramblin' Jack virtually a legend in folk music. fondness was for being a cowboy, mostly inspired by Will James Reluming stateside in 1962, he began to associate with Bob books, until Dylan who also shared his dream of keeping alive the memory of a cowpoke from Montana gave the boy his first taste Guthrie. This legendary folk musician comes to the Mariah Folk and of folk music. Lues Coffeehouse tonight at McDonel Hall Kiva and Friday and At 14, through wanderlust and a general dislike of Brooklyn, Since then, Elliot has been earning his name and playing his Saturday at Erickson Hall Kiva for two shows each night at 8 and he ran away from home to work as a groom in the rodeos. During musical heritage, sharing his other times songs with those of other places and ■0 30 p.m. Tickets are $1 in advance (before 2 p.m. each day) his stays with the rodeos he learned a lot about the South and its |nd will be $1.50 at the door. music. No doubt, he will open up a lot of memories this weekend at 1 Elliot's legendary status is well reinforced, no doubt by his His important meeting with Woody Guthrie was simple Mariah and perhaps echo that spirit of Woodstock that men like Guthrie chimed even before the decade of protest. h ,m SHARKS, HENRY COW PART OF STORM Ramblin' J The legendary Ramblin' Jack Elliot will close out the Mariah Folk and Blues Coffeehouse series this spring in what April showers may be the organization's final concert. Tickets are $1 in a flood of music advance and $1.50 at the door and will be at McDonel Hall kiva. will be in the Erickson Hall kiva. tonight's presentation Friday's and Saturday's shows By DAVE Di MARTI NO guitarwork of Chris Spedding, Fred Firth was chosen to though slightly muted this Upon listening, however, it uniqueness. That set of vocal State News Reviewer go display his talents live in becomes evident that an (along with Chicago nightclub round, is still fine cords is owned by Steve Quiet Knight) was chosen to be [ A flood of new albums has While not as as ever. London. This is one unusual imitation rip - off is clearly Harley, who also happens to the spot where released recently, too as up - front as the album that should not be nowhere Siegel-Schwall in evidence on this write and group's first album, its compose all of decided to record its newest liany to individually review. missed. fine album. Containing Cockney Rebel's material. live album. Secondly, it Open at 7:00 P.V1 Coming up are a few capsule subtleties, coming hand • in - COCKNEY REBEL: - "THE It sadly hand with Judd's addition, "Sebastian," a classic single is one dynamite debut album marks the end of the band's Shows 7:10-9:00 fcitiques of some fine new HUMAN MENAGERIE"- that scored make it much as a No. 1 single in illustrative career. Both Corky Feature 7:40-9:40 ■Ibums available for your more interesting. upon seeing this album's jacket hundreds of European charts, SIEGEL-SCHWALL BAND HENRY COW - Called and the g?ily bedecked musical Siegel and Jim Schwall are "A SCI-FI HONEY. I RECOMMEND ptening pleasure. "The Human Menagerie" is a LIVE: -"THE LAST "The Henry Cow going their separate ways, it J blue OYSTER CULT: England, this album Legend" in crew portrayed, one curious mix of electric violin, SUMMER" — You should pick and "The 'FANTASTIC PLANET' FOR FAMILY ■secret TREATIES" - This has immediately feels compelled to keyboards and a phenomenal this album seems, Last VIEWING! Highly engrossing science- ■bum is good for its cover surprisingly seen release in this dismiss Cockney Rebel as just up for several Summer" serves as an ever voice that rivals - fiction, in animation. The technique country, which seems a huge Roxy Music's reasons. First, it ib something listenable reminder of the ■one, which features a drawing another David Bowie imitation. own Bryan Ferry's in its of a local event. The Brewery itself is fascinating." If the boys in the band sitting step forward for progressive group's unforgettable talent. their rock. A spacy, jazzy, jazz-rock and on favorite larplane, which just happens group that seems most directly be a German ME 262. comparable to the current King Crimson TICKETS NOW ON SALE! ^ BEAL FILM GROUP loupled with the inclusion of or midperiod Soft POP ENTERTAINMENT PRESENTS Machine, Henry Cow has been ■uch ■Dominance tasteful treats as and Submission," called "me favorite band" by PRESENTS soft Machine drummer in in 11 in in inn J. 6EILS BAND ex - (Career of Evil," "Harvester of Robert Wyatt. This group and 'Flaming ielepaths," it seems obvious it the Cult believes that it is deserves accolades like that and more. "Tubular Bells" freaks a screwball comedy |to something; whatever Bmething is, it sounds pretty that will be interested to leam that for a one - time • only emenrber them? TONIGHT & FRIDAY Shows 7:00 8.9:30 Bod on the turntable. performance of Mike Oldfield's SAT. - SUN. & Wed. ■ sharks: "JAB IT IN composition, Cow guitarist 2:00-4:30-7:00-9.30 [ore eye" - Gone is Andy \ once with Free, and a ■mer member of the Sharks. MOM. Z1-* AKIL WILLIAM PETER BLATTYS HARVEY J his place come two new lusicians, bassist Busta Cherry MANDEL THE EXORCIST and keyboardist Nick [>„„•.!-.WilLIAMFkicDKIN . Vocalist Snips is lerpresent, however, and the -TH£ 8Z£W£gy ' pepfoRmnic, apis company 1973-74 Season APRIL 29—8PM in Jenison Field House Reserve Section Tickets • academy! awards! FAIRCHILD THEATER $4 *5 TECHNICOLOR® • From Warner Bros.. A Warner Communications Company j5< |9]- 'Child's Play' enhanced The performers more than fulfill the By EDD RUDZATS To make an effective production, all the elements of theater points out, "about children... but not for them.' , _, . . oles. Each member of the cast gives an requirement , I State News Reviewer should be employed. Lighting, costuming, the use of music and In his notes to the production, Landry has compared the play roles. Each member of the cast an exceptional Derf n. "*'1 The setting is an old Catholic boys' school after midterm set design each work to create the mood and immerse the to William Golding's "Lord of the Flies," and the comparison is Ken Pamell as the demanding Malley proves that he ran ■ #, audience into a play's fundamental theme. Often, several of these verv apt Marasco concentrates on evil, the evil that Golding felt portrayal with so much depth that his own personality break. The atmosphere is dark and brooding, and the theme deals with man's capacity for evil. The play is Robert Marasco's elements are not as prominent as they should be, and the was dormant in us all and how it only required the proper itself that only the character comes through Parnell ^ » melodrama, "Child's Play" which is currently being presented by production succeeds only on the playwright's language or on the catalyst for it to spring forth full - blown and uncontrollable. The another brilliant performance in a' long list 0f bravura performances by the actors in realizing their material. play succeeds as both a thriller and in its exploration of the portrayals. — He, along with " u- R. Colopy, «-• who aim the Performing Arts Company (PAC). It is rare that a production "Child's Play," are the finest actors in the PAC. "PPearsjl can grab its audience from the opening scene and relentlessly However, in "Child's Play," each element works together in a nature of evil, mainly because Landry has focused on the characters and their psyches while simultaneously emphasizing draw them into its center as the company's production does. It is tight web, so the result is a thoroughly professional job. A young man to especially note in this Therefore, Donna Arnink, Donald Treat and Gretel Stensrud the menacing aspects as well. DeMeo as Reese. DeMeo has proven his productio, I a tribute to Peter Landry's exceptional directing and the should be commended for their fine work in the technical aspects Among the prominent characters are Paul Reese, a recent ability to handl uniformly talented cast he has assembled. With Landry at the comedy, but in "Child's Play" his ability to'mask- * "lUsty ■ helm, "Child's Play" should not be missed. Landry, after more of the show. graduate of St. Charles' school who has returned to teach physical role also becomes evident. DeMeo imbues d ramify I But Landry deserves the highest praise in putting together this education but is having difficulty changing from student to adolescent clumsiness while delineating the than a year's absence from directing, has come back with fresh tension laden production. "Child's Play" deals with the sinister faculty member; Jerome Malley, a pathetic little man who is such maturitTwh'l "I vigor to infuse Marasco's melodrama with a sharp theatrical sense that makes this production a definite highlight of PAC's '73- 74 - forces that have been unleashed in a Catholic boys' school. It a strict disciplinarian that all the students fear him; and Joseph begun to develop within his character's psyche. It's wtifr which DeMeo handles with the skill of a .''I Dobbs, the grand old man figure who is solicitous and professional w■ season. Landry has always been a forceful, creative director, and explores the relationships and conflicts between the faculty and "Child's Play" displays his talents at their peak. It is a gripping, students as the situation teems with malevolence and bursts into sympathetic to the boys' problems and considered their chum. performs with a natural, relaxed manner and hits no senseless violence. It is a powerful examination of the destructive The dash between these individuals forms the core around which wro ■ suspenseful production that makes effective use of even- aspect of theater. tendencies inherent in everyone. It is a play, as the program Marasco has built his theme. throughout most of the play, his portrayal is not role demands. It is not that his performance asstront,?!?! impact of the play; it is just lacking in power at key detracts fr I speechabout "my boys, my school" lacks the niomentlil intensity, and it merges as one of the few proper dra I Poor MSU support may weak kill film festival s otherwise excellent production. Others in the cast worthy of praise include for his hilarious portrayal of the drunken Randall Rohi I his sturdy depiction of the headmaster and Steve clergyman- C'olomTI By EDD RUDZATS Even with a staff of 15 explained, "we have more of a "Weekenders." "Greene Valley "March of the Cue Balls." "No Lies." Program B - Olt for hi! Ill State News Staff Writer volunteers, the festival proved national reputation than a local Grandparents," "Air - The two programs slated this "Greene Valley Grandparents," portrayal of Father Griffin. And while the i„dTl "Without student support, to be a mammoth undertaking. one. In fact, we've already Conditioned Comfort," weekend will include the "It All Depends What performances among the students are hard to judge J HI the Midwest Film Festival may "Our purpose was to make received letters from California "Divine Miracle," "Disorder," following films: Program A — You're on display an awareness of the play's intent and perform with!' I not be around next year," Jim people aware of different types asking for entry forms for next "Circle Game." "It All "' Pigs vs. Freaks," ^ Finance" and Used "A To," Political "High deal of aplomb. of film besides the Hollywood "Child's Play" is memorable evening of theater. Fleming, head of the Union year's festival." Depends on "Vhat You're Used "Weekenders," "Mind Cartoon." The films will be PAC an opportunity to display its talents at their It giv«ii»l Activities Board, explained kind to let them know that Besides explaining the dire To," "Fiction Fiction," Sequence Conception," "Air - shown at 8 and 10:30 p.m. welcome back a sorely missed director, Peter Landrv peak J, I Wednesday. people their own age can put a straits of the festival's finances "Undercurrents," "High Conditioned Comfort," and film together and show' it at the moment, Hennessy also Friday in the Union ballroom. Along with Collen Hennessy, Finance" and "A Day Off." director of the film festival, somewhere," Hennessy said. announced the winners for the Each person attending the But film competition. Fleming announced the winners of the four - even though the attendance was slightly higher The award of $150 for the festival was also given the opportunity to be a judge and Starting Tuesday Evening (LOSE OUT SPECIAL! day competition that covered than last year's, it was still not best overall student film the winners of this balloting three areas of experimental enough to cover the costs of went to local film maker Jack received $25 awards. From the April 30th MAMYA/SEKOR 500 DTL film production, and both the festival. Fleming said that Epps, former State News film six separate programs, one film Classes in commented on the problems "Rod Serling drew a lot of reviewer, for his documentary was chosen as the best. These they faced in organizing the people the first year of the of the Pigs and Freaks footbail films TAROT were: Program A - "Pigs festival and the disappointment festival, but even then the game. "Greene Valley vs. Freaks," Program B - "No they felt in the poor campus interest wasn't that great." Grandparents" was voted the Lies," Program C — "Air - response to the event. This year, the Midwest Film Film For this reason, the Midwest Festival best overall independent film Conditioned Comfort," ONLY decided to by the panel of five judges. It Program D- "Political Cartoon," Festival had only one • quarter This class will explore the of the financial support that it present The Best Midwest Film Festival this of weekend in hopes of recouping the also received $150. a cash award of Program E - "Spacecraft American" and Program F — known as the Tarot in a comprehensive, psychological system systematic $136°° normally received. Other films received cash manner. The scope of the class will be broad, "It was a simple case of the some of the losses. awards from the individual ITS INTERNATIONAL various departments all "But without student judges. Each judge was alloted WANT AD WEEK! touching on such varied topics as synchronicity, thinking the festival was a great support, we can't make it," $125 to award as he saw fit. the Kabbalah, the hermetics, archetypal Did you know that the Want • Dual thru - the lens meters e for "spot," idea, but when it came to Fleming reiterated. Winners in this capacity Ad is the oldest known form of symbolism, projection, the collective unconscience, - one giving money, there wasn't "Esthetically the festival was a include: "Pigs vs. Freaks," brain waves, the I Ching, etc. for "average" published advertising? any," Hennessy stated. huge success, but financially "Mind Sequence Conception," 3 000 year old piece of Hennessy began work on the and attendance wise it was a • Universal thread muunt for • papyrus was discovered by complete lens festival last fall, working with a failure." cheologists in Egypt with an ad For information call interchangeability. larger staff than in previous "That's true," Hennessy LEARN TO offering a reward for a run¬ years. All the people connected with it worked on a volunteer BELLY away slave named Shem Want Ads are still unsur¬ Mayflower Bookshop • Shutter speeds to 1/500 sec PLUS B. passed for people-to-people 351-8178 DANCE advertising The Classified Available with Exclusive „ "lifetime Guarantee" Ijchigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, April 25, 1974 9 \-M v Typical hassles reflected in tenant-landlord M By MARY ANNE FLOOD State News Staff Writer When you least expect it, month's rent was never paid. Bell said that because of a dispute he had with Crane over witness, on evidence rules, hearsay among other things. After the second on litigation Sept. 1,1972, just after Bell had moved out. Pictures that "Another area when the landlord had taken of a person of lesser, means is the carpet you could be one of the lucky charge in July 1972, postponment of the case — discriminated against is in tenants to be sued for damages he thought Crane would try to damages some taken while Bell the first time because the still lived in the house, were subpenaing witnesses," Bell x by your landlord. evict him. Bell called the landlord's lawyer had filed suit said. 'It costs $13 for each entered as evidence Unlike many tenant suits for Coalition for Human Survival in the wrong court, the second along with witness. Bell's "Witnesses are for help and was called back numerous receipts. security deposit returns which by time because the case heard all appearing voluntarily. a lawyer who advised Crane, who first sought legal go to small claims courts where him not prior to his took all day — Bell "The man who can afford an to pay his last month's advice in July when he lawyers are not even allowed, rent, called Greater Lansing Legal attorney also has a big since it was equal to his anticipated evicting his tenants, you could be called into Aid. has incurred advantage on the fine points of court costs and district court, just as MSU security deposit and to just law that an untrained person graduate Danny Bell was. leave the house in September just can't pick up," said Bell. Bell, 5716 Haverhill Drive 1972. "But I feel I've held up pretty This had not been Bell's first "What / found out is that it is Lansing, a former tenant at impossible for me to well on my own so far." 516 Grove St., was the only hassle with his landlord afford a lawyer. There is no such thing as Bell and Crane both expect legal aid one of six residents to sign the because, like so many tenants for anyone of intermediate income, except for a that the final verdict will be in East lease and is being sued in Lansing, Bell and his little advice." some sort of compromise. district court for more than friends had paid their security "I don't think the court $816 in damages and back rent deposits to the former tenant's - tenant Danny Bell systems are set up such that a by his former landlord, Marvin instead of the landlord but man can win just because he Crane. Crane still asked for the has the money to pay for a The East Lansing District deposit since he saw no legal "What I found out is that it missed work days above the lawyer," Crane said. paper indicating that such is impossible for me to afford a Court, currently presided over a damages he claims. "But if the judge doesn't by Judge Daniel L. Tschirhart, transition had taken place. lawyer," he said. "There is no 'The place was a mess when throw out some of Crane's had 129 such cases in 1973 and such thing as legal aid for I entered it in September But when Bell received the Points that I have conclusive 59 through March 1974. eviction notice for anyone of intermediate 1972," he said. "It took myself evidence to disprove, I will Crane's complaint includes nonpayment of rent he also income, except for a little and a friend five days, eight to have to re - evaluate my charges that chairs were advice." Bell is currently 10 hours a day, to clean the an estimations of justice in this #fe? received notice of the civil suit broken, that a floor had to be his landlord had filed instructor at Lansing place. And I'm not against even country," Bell said, repaired because of damage by him. Community College. including time in my damage a cat, that torn wall estimates!" paper had Luckily, Bell had a friend in to be painted over, that a After another the law business Bell is handling his own case *W^®5595*: Stale News photo by Dale Atkins refrigerator that would no case was and, before his actually heard, he was postponement, the case finally heard last week, a was year based on the advice of his A landlord longer hold racks had to be able to get the inside attorney friend. He had spent - renter hassle at 516 Grove St. went to district court. story and nine months from the time replaced and that the last on how to cross examine a Crane first hired counsel in some 50 hours preparing his case. July 1972. Bell has at least seven witnesses and several affadavits Press wooed on Only the landlord's side of the case was presented last week due to time limitations Bell's side will be heard June 7. to present when he pleads his case. By G. F. KORRECK company which would lose Oren The landlord was his own chief witness. His UNION State News Staff Writer Daugherty also Bill Holstein, UPI Capitol attorney ■Two men sit across from money if the bill becomes law, intends to let people know approached Detroit Free Pres Capitol correspondent Roger reporter, said he refused to talk which won House approval in February, is currently lodged asked Crane endless questions about the conditions he found BILLIARD to the men, but that he did not |ch other at a table. They ■e at their coffee cups, and where it stands. Company representative Lane, who described the pair as find their request unusual. in a Senate committee. in the house when he entered it ROOM with the attache "politely persistent.'' e case Russ Durbin, a former "I told them our paper State Rep. H. Lynn Jondahl SNOOKER, MONEY SPENT jrts discussing a legislative journalist himself, MOM. /VRIL J. He is a lobbyist. "Businesses have often said: been wouldn't want anything on it unless a substantive issue were D-East Lansing, of House Bill a co • sponsor IN GOOD BILLIARDS. Your first ITraditionally, the second guilty of not telling its story to raised or a vote taken, but 4145, said the arguments presented by the ADVERTISING HARVEY POCKET POOL i legislator, but in everyone and we don't think they -IS MONEY lent weeks the importance of you can do that anymore. still wanted to talk to Lane said. "It doesn't me," happen Lilly representatives in press releases a trio of were EARNED IN RESULTS. 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No other firm could do it for less than 5 cents a copy." Atop the box is a shaky pyramid of open books stacked face Terry said the contract wi^h Shockley was not offered to sce down awaiting his reproduction of scholarly findings. competitive bidding despite the board of trustees' general policy Like an obsessed slot machine player, he thrusts nickel after on bidding because of a lack of competitors in the field. Thi.scene is a In the common,* I nickel into the machine, and it slowly grinds out the fodder for According to Tom Shockley , the copy center only breaks Library. |n 19?, I even and the firm makes a modest profit from the self • students waited for his next term paper or thesis. operated I vending machines. Copying is big business at MSU. The copy machines in the MSU libraries spewed out more than two books million copies frj! I 1.9 million copies in 1973, according to Charles Rettke, business Rettke, who oversees the copying operation, said that machines and articles, flu I manager of MSU libraries. Shockley "offers students a service which is cheaper and more efficient than the libraries' own operation of serviced are owned ui I At a nickel apiece, that's a gross revenue of about $95,000. the past." copying machines in by the ShockL Corp., a Lansing father # I The Shockley Corp., a family • owned Lansing - based • son . 1 company which operates the copying machines under the trade It used to cost us 40 hours of student employe time just to company that hoL collect the dimes from the old machines," he said. exclusive rights name C-S Vending at both MSU and the University of Michigan The elder Shockley, who is now semiretired for health mechanical „ I gets the money. reasons, reproduction* Thomas Shockley. manager of the firm at 405 Spring St., said originally worked for one of the copy machine suppliers when the MSU. * he and his father. A1 Shockley, have been operating the copying service at MSU since 1971 under an exclusive contract with the Library operated the machines. He offered to take over the operation himself and run it more State News photo I University. cheaply and efficiently, Rettke said. by John RUsK| I Under the contract, the firm provides its services at a nickel a Shockley now owns and rents some of the copying machines in the Library and maintains those and the Library's own machines. copy and pays the University one • fourth of a penny for each copy made. It also pays $200 a month to the University to rent According to both Terry and Rettke, the University has no the space occupied by the copy center on the first floor of the way of knowing how much profit Schockley makes because it is a main library. private business. These payments net the University about $5,000 a year, which is used to buy additional copying equipment, Rettke said. Prints ruled out of criminal file WASHINGTON (AP) — Nearly nine years ago on a warm Los Angeles police was "purely fortuitous, the FBI had no authority submitted on a volunteer basis," maintaining prints in separate Angeles night, two policemen arrested vacationing college student to retain this record in its criminal files along with the mass of criminal and "applicant files." The latter originate from Dale Menard for burglary. The reason: on the ground near the arrest records," the court said. inductions into the armed forces and applications for government park bench where he was waiting for a friend lay another man's The decision provides details of the fight waged by Menard and employment. wallet. his parents. The FBI has 200 million fingerprint cards, and disseminates Menard, then 19, was booked, fingerprinted and held more A few months after Menard's arrest, his mother asked the FBI records to federal, state and local agencies that contribute. than two days. No criminal complaint was filed. No evidence was whether any record had been kept of what the court called "a It removes fingerprints only when the contributing agency found to indicate the wallet was stolen. There was no information chance encounter." She got bogged down in bureaucracy: The requests it. The total of such returns in 1970 was 6,000 cards. If to tie him to any crime. FBI referred her to California authorities. There was the arrest is made by the FBI, it takes a court order to remove the But his fingerprints joined 19 million other sets in the FBI's correspondence for a year — with the FBI, Los Angeles police and prints. criminal activity file with this notation undfcr "disposition of the California Dept. of Justice. sentence:" The appeals ruling noted tha( "the FBI is not concerned about Each took the position it was powerless to remove the record "Released — Unable to connect with any felony or from FBI files. an inaccuracy, beyond suggesting that the individual contact the misdemeanor at this time." local police agency." It said the arrest record is used outside the But the FBI sent an agent to review the record in Los Angeles, Since then Menard - now a 27 - year - old corporation then changed the notation to "released — unable to connect with field of criminal justice and "often proves to be a substantial barrier to employment.' Own your own executive in the South — and his parents have been fighting to get those fingerprints out of the criminal file. Tuesday they won. any felony or misdemeanor. detention only." It wasn't good enough, and . .not deemed an arrest but Menard's father, a Washington a But while the court focused it did not on arrest records and criminal files prohibit maintenance of neutral identification records. snopake® The U.S. Court of prints in a Appeals, ruling that the FBI neutral noncriminal file, said there can be may no keep the reference lawyer, went to court. He lost in district court but won the right to sue again on appeal. Then came a partial victory, again in "It would be monstrous to suppose that all persons questioned beach towel! by police, many of them cooperative and law - abiding citizens, "of any kind to indicate that the prints originated in a source for district court, and finally Tuesday's ruling. could properly be enshrined for reasons of bureaucratic Two bucks gets you a giant, fluffy, blue and white Snopake I criminal files." practice beach towel. Stun your friends! Amaze strangers! Just buy The record in the trial court gave an unusual glimpse into how in the FBI's criminal records." the court said. "The same bottle of the world's first typist's correction fluid and It said that the FBI's Identification Division is "out of effective the FBI handles its hoard of prints. send us the "Snopake" name off our package along with principle applies when a person is subject by the police to control" because there is no follup to assure that records of arrest The FBI pictured itself as "a central depository for fingerprints detention short of an arrest. .." the money. You'll get a $4.00 value: our fantastic towel | PLUS a new bottle of Snopake. Your typing will look better are kept up to date to show "an ultimate noncriminal too. How can you refuse? Offer eipires August 31. 1974. disposition." And, the court found, the bureau exercises little control and supervision of how its information is used. Having been-informed that Menard's encounter with Los MSU BOOKSTORE IT'S TIME TO REFORM CAMPAIGN FINANCING John W. Gardner, Chairman Common Cause AN INDECENT EXPOSURE was reported in a stairwell in Former Secretary ol Health, Education and Welfare West Holmes Hall at 11:30 p.m. Tuesday. The man allegedly dropped his pants and fondled himself before fleeing. Policy have no suspects at this time. "Wouldn't it be great if you didn't have to take a single dime from anybody?" said Senator Philip Hart of Michi¬ gan. He had in mind the uncomfortable, sometimes de¬ SOMEONE BROKE INTO a janitor's closet in Demonstration grading, experiences that political candidates have when Hall Tuesday night and took various cleaning supplies valued at they go hat-in-hand to potential donors for contributions. $46. Police report they have no suspects at this time. The costs of political campaigns have gone sky-high And monied special interests are always glad to meet A STUDENT WAS arrested for possession of marijuana at those costs in behalf of the candidate The inevitable result 12:50 a.m. Wednesday on Michigan Avenue. The student was hasjbeen corruption, scandal and public mistrust of the political process. identified and released. His case has been referred to the Ingham County prosecutor. Today in most dfstricts and states, candidates can't run for public office unless they are rich, or unless they are willing to put themselves under obligation to sources A BOOK VALUED at $14 was taken from a classroom in the of funds. That isn't the kind of country we started out Engineering Building sometime Tuesday afternoon. to be. There are honest contributors who give out of con¬ viction, and there are honest politicians who don t repay gifts with political favors. But let's face it most large political gifts are made with the intent to buy influence, buy votes, buy politicians. The first principle of free self-government is amount ability of government to the citizen. Elections are the chief means through which citizens enforce that account¬ ability. But if the winning candidate feels that his first obligation is to his big campaign donors, public account¬ ability is destroyed. You have tasted loneliness. You Here are some of the necessary ingredients of reform 1) There must be low ceilings on individual or com¬ have tasted love. And you have mittee gifts. found beauty in both. They live 2) There must be limits on spending — although side by side, as they do in this these must not be set too low or they will handicap challengers. joyful book-a blending of 3) There must be full public disclosure of all gi,|s evocative photographs and and expenditures. One of the most powerful force„ for clean government ever discovered is the light of day sensitive poetry and prose 4) There must be an independent enforcement com¬ which evokes the depth and mission with subpoena powers and the power to go court. It is shocking but true that no federal impact of the most powerful can'pa!j! America financing law has ever been seriously enforced by emotions we experience. In his Justice Department. unique style, the author of Many are now beginning to see that there is onefurther Loneliness and Love shows you necessary ingredient if we are to have a responsible a competitive political system — namely, an element terror, pain and anxiety, wedded public financing in campaigns to peace, joy and awakening. Money for campaigns need not come totally 'in^ ,e* shoestring clusively from public funds. The bill recently depateu on a the Senate permits a role for money from private sour although it places a ceiling on the size of gifts It enc ages small private contributions by providing tnat' will be matched up to $100 each with public funds a primary level. . (Show this ad to your folks.) , No candidate in the primaries will receive any fe°era matched funds unless he or she has demonstrate Hero ;ire a < ouple of great ways to spend prises There's new legroom. Air cushioned ability to raise small private gifts up to a sPecll'c . or part of your summer. (maybe all of ycur hold amount. This will screen out frivolous Candida by Clark E. Moustakas summer.) wi*i'out worrying about gas. A ride. Rest rooms on board. Real comfort. Frommer-Pasmantier Publishing Corp. candidates with no constituency. Illustrated. $6.95 cloth; $2.95 paper So you may decide to spend a few nights- 7Q 5th Avenue • New York, N. Y. 10011 ( At your bookseller or direct from: Greyhound A-neiii,which gives you unlimited tr.iv l tlirou-i'iout America (5165 with us on the bus along the way. I plan to buy a Greyhound Amefipass Pie There are legitimate questions as to the public financing, but these questions can he (tea' ni(,^t,a!|lCv?j||i Another nice thing you can bring your send me a postage-paid copy ol "where t ^ The real question-is whether we intend to put be ' B 7p~RENT iCE-HALf for 1 month am) 5220 for 2 months), and this invaluable cjuido on sleeping accom¬ bike along too. We'll carry it in our baggage stay USA" at the Special reduced pri< e of SI 75 A check or money order is enr lose once and for all a system of campaign financing in h|Cn Att: Addison Tredd, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. 07632 compartment at no extra cost. Vou can do money can buy political outcomes. modations along the way It covers Y's, made payable to Frommer-Pasmantier me 1 copies of Portraits .ol som§ extra exploring on your own wheels id Love @ $6 95 ea cloth $2.95 college '!■ rm{ hostels, no-frill motels. Publishing Corp There is much more to do. And the lime to do itn. enclose Q check □ money ordei ' So if your folks voted thumbs down on crash pads. The American people are tired of being bilked anc total (Please add 50« your travel plans this summer, here's a ulated. It's time to give this country back to »s p KJ postage and handling plus sales tax where u can plan your own trip Get on and Nam, ^ IV aoolicable 1 sensible way to reopen the discussion. For additional information, write Common Cause. * off the bus anywhere and anytime you Go Greyhound And leave the driving , St. N.W., Washington, D C. 20036. wish Sleep cheap Stay as long as yqu like. Then hop aboard another bus If you have-.': I one of our buses This space is contributed as a lately, you're m for a few pleasant sur¬ People Service by The Van HeusenCompani, Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, April 25, 1974 H > International Want Ad Week ~ PERSON TO PERSON ylpril 21-28,1974 OMMUNICATION M C FRANKLY SPEAKING. . by phil frank f Auto Service Employment Apartments ^ CHEVY 1962 Wagon - 6 cylinder, NOVA 1972 - 6 cylinder, stick. solid. Very dependable. $150. Best offer. Call after PARTS AVAILABLE for 1967 332-0483. SP-5-4-29 4pm, NUDE MODELS for 355-9771. SP-5-4-30 Pontiac Sedan. Good car for photography. TWO BEDROOM furnished mobile Call between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. mechanic. 355-4938. SP-5-4-29 homes. $25 - $35/week. Ten CHRYSLER 1966. Station wagon, 489-1215. 0-4-30 OLDSMOBILE 88, 1964. Proven minutes to campus. Quiet and air, good tranaportation. Best offer. 655-3884. SP-5-4-30 dependability, no work needed. NEED peaceful on a lake. 641-6601. New PART time cook 0-4-30 tires, hardware. $250. - 353-6972. SP 5-5-1 STABLE'S RESTAURANT. COMET 1965. 2-door Experience preferred. Call NEEDED GIRL For Twyckingham hardtop, good shape, needs work. $200, 351-1 200 or 332-3565. until June. $72.50 351-9513, •automotive OLDSMOBILE 442 1970 - clean, or best offer. 332-4895 SP-5-4-26 355-8316. SP-5-4-29 driven easy, extras. Must see, Scooters & Cydti SP-5-4-30 355-1505. 1-4-25 Parts & Service RESIDENT MANAGER - SUBLEASE SUMMER, excellent CUTLASS S 1973 power, air, ambitious couple to administrate location! Call 351-2242 after Aviation - OLDSMOBILE 1967. Many swivel new 54 units in downtown area. buckets, vinyl top, parts, Five 5pm. $185. SP-5-4-30 •EMPLOYMENT console. 34,000 miles. $3,000. new tires. $400, Call minutes to MSU via 496. Wife 641-6912. SP-5-4-29 •FOR RENT Jeff, 485-1751, 372-6069. must not be employed. No NEED MAN for 2 man - sublet 10-4-30 children or pets. Salary and summer. Own room, air, pool, Apartments OLDSMOBILE DELTA 1967. apartment New brakes and exhaust. $395. available $80/month. Call 337-2508. Houses CUTLASS-S (442) 1973 15,000 immediately. Phone answering SP-5-4-30 489-7613 or 337-2138, ask for Rooms miles, power, air, AM/FM stereo, service. 484-4014. SP-5-4-29 Terry. SP-5-4-30 7131 Ziebart, other extras. $3450 or •FOR SALE best offer. 485-4666, after 6. WAITERS NEEDED for J's OPE L 1973 Manta 8,400 miles, Cedar & Kalamazoo Animals SP-5-4-26 - CHALET RESTAURANT. Mobile Homes •LOST & FOUND DATSUN STATIONWAGON 1972. rust proof, automatic, radio, excellent condition. 882-5982. 3-4-26 $2 575 485-2047 Hours 5-11pm, Call 1515 Center Street. 5-4-26 484-9431, APARTMENTS 'Close to Campus 29,000 miles, $2200. Call after •Air Conditioned •PERSONAL 5pm. 349-4153. SP-5-4-30 OPEL RALLY 1971. 23,500 Employment m WAITRESSES MEEDED for J's ♦All Appliances including dishwasher •PEANUTS PERSONAL miles, CHALET RESTAURANT. Day •Luxurious Furnishings DATSUN 240Z excellent condition, 25 - 30 - air. mags, new and evening shift. Call 484-9431, •REAL ESTATE tires, 4-speed, $3500. Call Pilo, mpg $1650. 489-3214 BABYSITTER WANTED, 12-6 1515 Center Street. 5-4-26 •RECREATION 489-6178, after 6 p.m. SP-5-5-1 SP-5-4-29 ©COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-BOX 9411 • BERKELEY, CA 94709 now or all day during summer. •SERVICE Phone 351-6216, after 6. DATSUN 1971, 1200 Fastback. 30 OPEL LS 1969. excellent SP-5-4-29 For Rent Now Leasing Instruction condition. Best offer. 394-1062. Typing Service mpg, FM/stereo. 393-7039. SP-5-5-1 $1275. Call between 5pm - 9 pm SP Automrjve HQ Motorcycles ~|[»b| BABYSITTER, MY home. Reliable, Summer and Fall 5-4-26 •TRANSPORTATION own transportation or if close V AND STEREO rentals Summer-$ 150 13 persons DODGE VAN 1967 may pick-up. East Lansing $24/term. $9.95 / month. Free Fall •WANTED V8, PINTO, 1972 Squire wagon — air VOLKSWAGEN, 1973 - 4 door, - $73 soccuplnts automatic, 55,000 miles. Runs HONDA 1969 CD175 - good Haslett. Call after 6pm. same day delivery and service. fine, fixed up nice inside. Best conditioning, deluxe, radio, automatic, air conditioned, 351-0482. SP-5-4-26 Call Discount for 12 mo. Lease 25,000 condition, $300. Call 351-0146 NEJAC, 337-1300. C-4-30 offer. 355-8733. SP-5-4-29 miles, must sell' stereo FM. New radio, tires. 25 "rates" 351-8282. SP-5-5-1 mpg. $3490 compare new at or 349-4037. SP-5-4-30 BICYCLE MECHANIC, full time, COMPACT REFRIGERATORS, 351-7212 10 word minimum FIAT 850 coupe 1970 $5000! Call 1-589-8016 CYCLE $7.50 per month. TVs - Color, 731 Burcham Drive 30 mpg, PLYMOUTH 1968 INSURANCE - lowest shop experience necessary. Good low mileage. Call 394-1677. SP Fury III. mornings. SP-5-4-30 rates $19.50 per month. Black and Models open 1-6, Mon. ■ Sat. 19mpg. No rust $385. on any sized cycle. Easy pay and benefits. VELOCIPEDE - white Other times by appointment 5-4-26 payment plan. Call UNION $9.50 per month. 351-3626. SP-5-4-30 PEDDLER, 351-7240. 3-4-29 VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK UNDERWRITERS, 372-8120 or MARSHALL MUSIC, 351-7830. 1969. Good condition. Must CAMPUS, CLOSE to. 3 rooms, 1 or FIAT - 850 Sports Spider, PLYMOUTH 1970 sell, 485-4317. 20-5-16 SITTER WANTED for 6-year old C-1-4-25 - bronze, small, 2 people only. References 1 3 5 10 convertible plus hardtop, sharp. $900. 351-7197, SP-5-4-29 V-8, 4/door, AM/FM, 15-17 boy, Wednesday 11:30 - 5:30 required, $85/month. 482-1637. 10 12 1 50 1.80 ■ 4.00 4.80 6.50 7.80 13.00 15.60 FIAT 351-3783. SP-5-4-30 1969, 850 spider, low mpg, SP-5-4-29 automatic. 372-3707. VOLVO WAGON conditioning, 1971. stick. Excellent [ Auto Service / Call 351-8481. 1-4-25 RENT A GARDEN! 12 and between bigger 6:30 Call x 12 plots 694-3798 8:30 p.m. LANOBLE REALTY. SP-5-5-1 PART TIME help at MEIJER SUBLEASE FALL through spring 15 2.25 6.00 9.70 19.50 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1966 condition. New tires, brakes, mileage, real clean! Mag THRIFTY ACRES. Apply 8 am SP-5-5-1 - 4-man, Cedar Village. $320. 18 2.70 7.20 11.70 23.40 clean, runs good, no rust. $225 exhaust. Must sacrifice. $2750 MASON BODY SHOP 812 East wheels, convertible. - - 10 pm. 5125 West Saginaw. 353-1102. 5-5-1 355-7790. 3-4-26 or best offer. 1-521-3020. 2-4-25 Kalamazoo Street since 1940. 5-4-25 20 3.00 8.00 13.00 26.00 Complete auto painting and SP-5-5-1 Apartments ^ 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 VOLVO 544, 1965. New exhaust, collision RESPONSIBLE PERSON wanted FIAT 124 Sports Coupe, RAM8LER 1964 American service. 485-0256. 1971. - SUMMER JOB to share 2 bedroom apartment New paint, 5-speed t convertible. 43,000 miles, snow clutch. Engine excellent. $250. C-4-30 in Chicago as D EADLINE 351-7163. 2-4-26 mother's helper for family with MILFORD STREET-126. Two man with 24-year old male — 1 2 snow tires, $1350 tires, good condition. $250. P.M. one class day VOLVO 3 kids - 5, 7, 9. Must enjoy $185, three man $67 each man. Lansing. 882-6872. SP-5-5-1 offer. 882-3458. 3-4-25 351-5664, after 7 p.m. 3-4-26 SERVICE kids, like cooking, be Two blocks from campus, J before publication. VW SUPER Beetle 1973. Radial .responsible, energetic, flexible, deluxe, NEW ONE bedroom furnished, FIREBIRD 1968, 6, 3-speed. Low tires, 2?' mpg. Excellent Lansing's only shop furnished, air SHELBY COBRA 1968, GT 350. and experienced driver. Room close condition, must sell. Please call specializing exclusively in Volvos conditioned. Immediate to campus, $165/month. Peanuts Personal ads mileage. 1527 West Rundle. Convertible, 351 56 84 or and board plus salary. 349-2753 Phone 351-4417 or 332-1183, 371-2236. SP-5-5-1 Genuine Parts, too! occupancy or fall and summer must be 484-5786. SL:5-4-29 373-8340. SP-5-5-1 pre-paid. 1820 Dell Rd. 882-9808 or write: Nancy Marks, 1315 rentals. 351-2647. 484-8494 after 5 p.m. SP-5-5-1 FORD LTD VW BUS, 1973 7 passenger IMPORTED CAR SERVICES Sanburg Terrace, Chicago, 489-1656. X18-4-30 1973 - Air SPORTSVAN, 1971 Chevy. 307 - 551 60610. Will be interviewing at ALBERT, SUBLEASE 2 for 3 (Cancellations/ Corrections conditioned, power steering /. V-8, 3-speed automatic, radio deluxe, only 10,000 miles! Like 12 noon one class day brakes. 14,000 miles, excellent with 2 rear speakers, panelled new - 351-8282. SP-5-5-1 VW GUARANTEED REPAIR. MSU May 3 and 4. 2-4-26 SUMMER RENTALS woman, summer, $45. RANDY'S MOBIL, Okemos 332-0097. 3-4-29 condition. 349-3548 after 5, and insulated inside, air shocks, (FILLED FOR FALL) 1 before publications. VW CAMPER 1961 Road and 1-96, 349-9620. LAST CHANCE TO CATCH 353-1739. 2-4-26 will include free bed for only (factory built) with tent, stove, sunroof, 30 C-22-4-30 RADIO KING BEFORE THEY 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS ONE FURNISHED bedroom ■ The State News will be $1,050,371-2497. 3-4-29 LEAVE TO GO ON TOUR! FORD gallon watertank, 1969 52HP 2 PEOPLE apartment to sublease. Okemos. FAIR LANE 1964. Small, ■ It's all happening tonight at Lizards Call 3:30 8 p.m. 349-9623 responsible only for the engine. Call Pete 332-1712. S150 MONTH • ■first day's incorrect economical, $175,332-4816. SP-5-5-1 air, new battery, SUPER 1973 - BEETLE Volkswagen, yellow, 19,000 miles, 25 SP-5-4-29 xioimwr1 underground. That's and his court in their final East Radio King 3-4 PEOPLE SP-5-5-1 (insertion. mpg. AM/FM stereo radio, 4 V.W. 1971. Good AM/FM stereo ' lAMIIEMS Lansing appearance at LIZARDS S180 MONTH FEMALE ROOMMATE, one FORD 1969 Super van with speed. $2,500. 669-5883 after radio. 1627 River Terrace tonight, $1.00 cover. 1-4-25 bedroom. Security deposit, near re cue 7 days from Road, camping equipment, 16+ mpg. 6pm, all day Sunday. SP-5-4-29 expiration date. If Completely renovated. 351-8931 East Lansing. SP-5-4-26 1206 Oakland CEDAR LCC. $70. 484-8938. SP-5-5-1 id by the due date, a CLERK TYPIST needed, with after 6. SP-5-4-29 T-BIRD, 1965. 390, Call for Appt. VILLAGE 711 EAST APARTMENTS 4-barrel, leather interior, needs body Motorcycles jg IV4-4411 general medical office experience, terminology helpful. 711 Burcham Road. Large 1 INTERNATIONAL TRAVELALL work. $350. 349-2084, Mark, Jr. 315 BOGUE ST. 351-5180 bedroom furnished apartment. Saturday and Sunday 7:00am - - 1971, 10-10, 392, 10-4-25 Suitable for 2 or 3 persons. V-8, 3:30pm. Apply ir person BMW, YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, Carpeting, air conditioning, automatic, factory air, auxiliary Sparrow Hospital, Personnel APARTMENTS AVAILABLE, TEMPEST 1968. Full power, good RICKMAN. Get that "gas saver" one heat included. Renting for gas tank, AM/FM radio and office. 3-4-25 or two bedroom. Call now while there is still a choice 482-6968 tapedeck. Trailer hitch and mileage, mechanically excellent. or 482-2555. 10-5-1 of models. Parts, custom wiring, new exhaust system. Asking $500. 882-9940, after 5 mechanics assure yo INDIVIDUAL WITH typing, 351-0726 337-7328 Priced to sell. Portland p.m. SP-5-4-30 accessories, competition fast reliable service. double entry bookkeeping skills ROOMMATE WANTED. Share IRACUDA 1972. Used 1 year, 647-7678. SP-5 4-30 equipment, boots, leathers, for local business - SUBLEASE SUMMER consulting apartment with 2 Grad Students. - large 4 months. 318cu / 20+ mpg, TRI MPH helmets, and service. SHEP'S TR4A, IRS. 1967. 28 firm. Reply stating Own room. Okemos. $71.50. man, 2 bedroom apartment, air steering, automatic MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 on MERCEDES mpg plus] engine and body in qualifications. Box B-2, State '/> block from - - BENZ 1970-220D. 349-0129, 353-3246, 353-0778. campus, / console. Excellent North Cedar, Holt. Just south of furnished. 351-5965. 3-4-25 Excellent condition $4,750. Call good condition. 3 4 9-1567. News. 5-4-26 SP-5-4-30 >n. 351-0747. SP-5-4-30 1-96 overpass. Phone 694-6621. after 5pm 349-4153. SP-5-4 30 SP-5-4-26 C-5-4-26 WANTED: V4 time Clerk - typist II. GIRL NEEDED. ICK S SKYLARK Gran Sport MERCURY MONTEGO M-X 1969. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1973 Full time Clerk - steno I. Call Beginning fall for FINAL APPEARANCE ■ 965. - TRIUMPH 1972 4-person, Cedar Village. IN EAST LANSING Loaded, excellent Power excellent condition. 9,000 miles, - Tiger 650. 487-6510. SP-5-4-26 steering, disc brakes, Excellent condition. 60 mpg 337-7086. SP-5-4-30 BY RADIO KING! ■ondition. $375. 332-8184. $1,000. 355-0895. SP-5-4-29 only $2,900. Call Don 485-1472 BODY REPAIR. Quality, reduced plus. Tuned, checked. $950. Don't miss the farewell after 6:30 pm. SP-5-4-30 332-1305. SP-5-4-26 rates to students. Also 1, 2 or 3 person apartments 1 block performance by Radio King and his MGBGT 1969. Very good guaranteed rust proofing. VAN from campus. Summer or court before IjARO and1970, leering V-8, power brakes, automatic, condition. Many extras. Call VALIANT 1967. 6 cylinder, 3 YAMAHA, 750 - 1973. GOOD WORLD, 645-2123. OR-22-4-30 vel. Call 372-0567 12-month lease. 208 - 216 Beal That's they tonight go at on tour. Lizards 337-1871 or 882-2281 between speed, 20+ mpg. Excellent 489-1215 between 12-6PIW. Street. 337-0449. X-4-4-29 ■1450. 349-4021. SP-5-4-29 SHAPE. Best offer. Call Rob, underground. $1.00 cover. 1-4-25 10 and 11:30pm. SP-5-4-30 condition, new tires, paint. 0-1-4-30 484-6461. Sp-5-4-26 ■VY NOVA 1968. 332-3214. SP-5-4-26 Economical MUSTANG FASTBACK 1969. SUMMER SUBLEASE! 1 2 man, REGISTERED MEDICAL - SUBLEASE SUMMER. 3-man ■ cylinder, SUMMER FUN special. Enfield nice yard, porch, MSU across automatic, new tires 351, automatic. Call 373-6385 apartment, air, pool In East VEGA GT 1973. TECHNOLOGISTS (ASCP) i"d ba«»ery. Excellent before 4:30. 393-7170, after 5. Very good 250cc, good condition, helmets, 2 full time positions, one day shift, street. $110/month. Negotiable. Lansing. After 5 p.m., 332-3977 condition, 13,000 miles, many $175. 484-1859. 2-4-26 ^asportation. $350. 882-0407. _3-*25 extras. Call 332-1692 or and one afternoon shift. Minimum 332-2200 after 6 p.m. SP-5-4-29 SP-5-5-1 MUSTANG SPORT Coupe 1970 371-1888. 5-4-26 MOTORCYCLE TUNE-UP 20% salary $4.13 an hour, credit granted Excellent all below dealer for experience. Please contact Office - around condition. price, pick - up CROSSWORD □anaoi opala $1375. 669 3804. SP-5-4-30 available. 484-3500. SP-5-5-1 of Employment, Lansing General VEGA 1972. Hatchback, tinted Hospital, 2800 Devonshire, glass, good condition. Need R06IR & PAULS Lansing, Michigan 48909. Call PUZZLE nHQa a||lail NOVA 1973 - 6 cylinder. Must HONDA AND SUZUKI tune - up money. 355-0944 SP-5-5-1 ACROSS 30. Stanchion sell. 371-8940 after 5:30. and minor repair. Pick up and 372-8220. Equal Opportunity SP-5-4-29 delivery available. VERN'S MARATHON Employer. 5-4-25 1. Public walk 32. Deviate HEK2HEJ HW COB VEGA GT 1972. Automatic, 5. Father of 34. Bankroll excellent mechanical condition. GARAGE, 323 Carrier Street, Where all Jehoshaphat 35. Hebrew dry HHoaa anas BABYSITTER WANTED, Lansing. Phone 372-8015. we my 8. Craze measure hrhh □□ana Interested buyers 351-6846. Spartan Village home. 3Vi year 10-4-25 specialize in is 11. Indigo 37. Owing □QH SH □□□□□ NOW LEASING SP-5-4-26 old. 355-0797, after 5pm. cars SP-5-4-30 12. Zero 39 Worthy □O □□□□ □□□□ SUMMER & FALL KAWASAKI 1973 250 enduro. 13. Troop - Excellent condition, 2 months LOCATED AT THE 44. Retirement □□HDannca □□□ entertainers aoaaa aaaaaa 8 SEPARATE LOCATIONS AIR CONDITIONED GOOD old. 482-7452. 3-4-26 CORNER OF JOLLY & OKEMOS RD 349-3196 HOUSEKEEPING. 337-0022 after 6 $1.75/hour mornings, evenings 14. Willow money 47. Arrow poison 48 Coffee maker BBBH □□OSS COMPLETE KITCHENS KAWASAKI 1971 p.m. 355-9565. 49. Bursa custom fenders, 6DAY A WEEK TOWING STUDIOS stacks, competition OPEN 6 DAYS afternoons. SP-5-4-30 50. Stuff 2. Opponent air - 7. Communion 1 81 2 BEDROOMS cleaners, Barnett cluch, 7 AM - 9 PM BUT SUNDAY 19. turmoil 51. Notion 3. Fibs FURNISHED PHYSICAL PLANT Department. 20. Dance I OUT TO CHANGE THE Diamond chain. Phone 351-8348 after 5. SP-5-4-29 VW BUG Mufflers. Complete Albion College needs draftsman 24. - Khan 52. Endeavor 53. Kindergartners 4. Beast of burden J>RLD! $18.95 at CHEQUERED FLAG. to assist in summer project. 27. Palm leaf DOWN 5. Vermicide 0 Fawn Im 0 H°wie Hustles, the 2605 East Kalamazoo Street. One mile west of campus. Some experience necessary, 29. Nobleman I. Marian or Elaine . Wrongdoings 6. Hebrew month good pay and employment T "0rkin9 State News 487-5055. C-5-4-26 experience. Call Ed 3 H 5 4 4 »o 8. Artificial Jssilied Ad and I'm cele- aeecltwood 1110 Beech St. COLLINGWOOD Sanders, % il language 629-5511, i ir Extension 350 " APTS. 1. Cut grass % isi-mi are now ■ .'"9 International Want SP-5-4-30 CLENN HERRMUN DttU Arms 2)S Delta SI. 2. Italian I 1 want everyone 111-U1I leasing for m 15 Is Tarn ,0 use me for re- Eveifreen Arms 141 EvtrfrMn St. 9SMUI summer & fall. PART TIME cook, Experience preferred, not weekends. 17 % 18 commune 3. Compute 4 9ettmg advertising HI t)S Com 3IMIS0 VOLKSWAGEN-VOLVO MC. necessary. Must be neat Parties 3. Rowan tree ft armer. factory worker, University Terrace 424 Mtehlfan 137-0510 ♦shag carpeting 655-2175. Ask for Robbie or Gary. SEA HAWK So %Si 31 S3 in 8. Eagerness 1 Young boys % University VINafe (II Abbot Rd. ♦unlimited parking |e«'onal or laborer, I can 351-2011 ♦Plush furniture RESTAURANT, Williamston. As 36 ST & 3 Robot play Idashr|',,e I, Cash ,or articles ' bfing y°u Inn America 17M K. Or. River 117-KI1 ♦Model Open Daily 54-25 W ¥0 %% % 5. Stick-up 8. Dispossess J°se|l plus I find you lots you'd HALSTEAD call 351 8282 DRIVERS cream TO trucks. drive Jumbo Must have good ice v/A V/. % w 15 46 H7 H) m %3 KKd?W8nt- Hopon MANAGEMENT driving record. Apply 11390 % Iim? ,0r a wori 1 82 55 2 2 4. Alehouse 46. Compass point 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, April 25,, f»s* Apartments ^ Apartments Houses jjp For Sale For Sale for SH. f<>! For Sale <\ SUBLET TWO PRIVATE CPUNTRY DERBY AND Floppy Beer Can FOR SALE: FOLK Guitar, - SUMMER. One MAN. furnished living - new PIONEER SX525 Stereo receiver. JOHNSON FURNITURE LUDW.G DUAL basi Bedroom, unfurnished. apartments. 129 Burcham Drive. 2 bedroom duplex. $210 plus COMPANY, SPRING Hats, $5. Reduced rate for large excellent condition, $45. Phone d ■ Kenwood 2002 Stereo amp. Dishwasher, air, shag carpeting. $140. 124 Cedar Street. $170. utilities 8t deposit. Phone Sony CF550 AM/FM, portable CLEARANCE on floor samples, orders! 626-6072. SP-5-4-30 337-0380. SP-5-4-29 months old duty hardware includ«AJj| and I Sl 351-6210. S>-5-4-26 135 Kedzie Drive. For the 675-5454 after 4pm. SP-5-4-29 stereo cassette recorder. Koss discontinued styles and fabrics. 663-4180. SP 54.29 ^ serious, graduate or married K2+2 Quad headphones. Pioneer Some items slightly damaged but MUST SELL. Epiphone Hollow GOLF CLUBS Women's 3 OKEMOS: ONE bedroom students. Leases starting June or RENT FOR summer or longer all are reduced in price for big body electric guitar E230TD, woods, 8 irons. $30. 361-0909. CS99A speakers. Sony ICB300W 1972 CANNISTERR apartment. Close to bus, Meijers, Deptember. Call 487-3216. beautiful old farm house Walkie - Talkie set. PLUS Much savings. Furniture ideally suited Fender Bassman amplifier. Like 3-4-25 all deeper" S* Mall. $125/month, plus gas, Evenings 5-10 p.m., 882-2316. Northwest of Lansing, 20 acres, for your cottage, rec-room, or new, best offer. Call 351-0069. attachments, More quality used equipment electricity. Call Steve or Robin, 349-4330. SP-5-5-1 Or 8-3 p.m. 351-2402. 0-4-30 apple orchard, creek, 3-5 large bedrooms, full basement. $200. Mcintosh, AR, Pioneer, Sony, rental property. Chairs, sofas, and dinette chairs, odd dining SP 5-4-30 MANURE garden. • VERY cU, Perfect for Delivered / pick up. c5£Iw • $16 J93-15t0 | FREE CANOES FOR Dynaco, KLH, Electrovoice, 489-3992; 675-7160. SP-5-4-29 tables and buffets, also some 651-6438. SP-5-5-1 sewing Fisher, Rectilinear. Large 1-3 PERSON APARTMENT for TENANTS selection of used bedding. One mixed - match set Sale! Brand machine jw" summer. Air conditioning, pool, River's and Water's Edge DUPLEX THREE ^bedrooms, well auto stereo of King - sized bedding at SCHWINN 5-speed, excellent new n'*1*® systems. Also Sanyo tape dishwasher, disposal, furnished. Apartments furnished. $350 / month. June $249.50. 15 MONTHS WITH DESK TABLE, (30" x 72") condition. $45. Call 351-9519, players. Jensen speakers and $150. 351-7531.9-4-26 (next to Cedar Village) (12 month lease only). NO INTEREST OR CARRYING collector's item, antique? Plate after 5. 3-4-29 Craig mini - cassette players. - Now Leasing for 355-7819. SP-5-4-30 WILCOX SECONDHAND CHARGES. JOHNSON glass top. $95. 372-2639. machines. Sinoe,, ^1 NEEDED: GIRL Summer FURNITURE COMPANY, 1121 SP-5-4-29 MOVING YARD SALE! Toys, STORE, 485-4391. C-4-30 - summer term starting June 12. 332-4432 NEAR FRANDOR. 3 bedroom South Washington Avenue, clothes, sailboat and trailer, TV, 332-4909. 3-4-29 furnished house, $240 / month KOSHER - MALE ANTIQUES & UNIQUES. Buy and Lansing. 482-0771. SP-5-4-29 records, some dishes, furniture needed for plus utilities. $20/month and odds 'n' ends. 4550 Ottawa Fall. Call Rick at sell. 220 Albert '•15 North Wa.k MASON SPACIOUS, remodeled, discount! Summer ctnly. Street, under 1 337-0901. 5-4-25 Lums. C-4-30 BOSE 501 speakers. Teac 250S Drive, Okemos, (Indian Hills) 489-6448. C 3-4-25 completely furnished one Evenings, 372-7456. 10-4-29 ■ Dolby system cassette recorder. Friday, April 26 and Saturday bedroom, garden plot $175+ EA{>T Williamstown Exchange Pioneer HR88 8-Track recorder. 27th. 10-4 p.m., both days. utilities. 351-3909, 337-9791. SP-5-5-1 HAZEL - Pennsylvania. One bedroom, furnished, all utilities ROOM FOR rent. 139 Bailey Street (one block from campus) $15 a Fine Re - Sale Shop. Antiques, Panansonic RE7750A 4 Channel 10 - speeds 2-4-26 SANSUI 4000X Garrard turntable receiver $35 , jjj,'I 41 paid, fireplace, lease, deposit. Frames, Old Thlnjs, Furniture receiver. Soundcraftsmen Model 2002 week. Call Pete 332-1712. SALES SERVICE ACCESSORIES Speakers $125 $140. 485-2377, between 3-7 Repairing. Call about our 2012 audio frequency equalizer STEREO RECEIVER CHEAP FOR SUMMER p.m. 5-4-25 SP-5-4-29 comignment Plan. and many other stereo ■IS! VJUVKS, CHECK fS 0¥T recorder, speakers, cassette turntable, IV2-9809, 337-0564 Sp.5*I furnished apartments IMMEDIATE 11 - 5 Tues. thru Sat. components. Throughout the asking $160, Jeff 484-4284. BELL OCCUPANCY. 3 109 E. Grand River, Wllllamston - HOWELL, Super 8^1 2 bedrooms 3 bedrooms - - $150 5200 UNFURNISHED STUDIO Lansing, $134. Will sell bed. 332-0974, 7-1 Opm. SP-5-4-26 - East bedrooms, full basement, summer only, $225/month. Call Y ASHICAMAT S17 - 655 - 1534 rest of our store we everything from crash helmets to air conditioners. Electronic have velocipede SP-5-5-1 REFRIGERATOR. LARGE 2-door camera. protector, Zoom lens, sun gun, tfj auto^l . °J| 124 Across from Campus 332 6246 351 9036. SP-5-4-29 reflex camera, case, twin lens auxiliary repair of all kinds. We buy, sell and trade. Bank Americard and Meddler Norge, $50. 355-7819 or 882-9808. SP-5-5-1 £»»• «« SUMMER: SUBLET large two GIRLS, SUMMER term, own room, lenses, $75. Zivitar 135mm lens, Master Charge accepted. WALK TO Campus - close to bedroom apartment on route, air city bus conditioned. near campus, reasonable. 332-8903. SP-5-4-29 furnished, Nikon T-4 mount, 484-1859. 3-4-26 case, $50. DICKER 8i DEAL PSYCHOLOGY TODAY BOOK RALEIGH GRAND Prix bicycle. 90 pound tires i^l sT" town. Furnished, one bedroom ($165), two bedroom ($230); 351-1147, after 1:30. 3-4-25 SECONDHAND STORE, 1701 CLUB purchases, like new, V4 price. 332 4432. SP-5-4-30 iVubuRbAN 489-0300. 2-4-27 ' South Cedar, Lansing. 487-3886. Quiet building. 242 Lewis Street, 351-6740. SP-5-4-29 ONE GIRL to share large room in 3 EAST LANSING or - 2 rooms, girls couple available immediately. TWO WHITEWALL General tires, polyester B-78-13, used 3 Open 9-9 Monday, Wednesday, GUNS, RIFLES, and handguns of VouNd QUEEN SIZE waterbed , girl. Park Trace. $67.50. 337-0551. SP-5-4-29 months. 353-2036, after 5 p.m. Friday. 9-6 Tuesday. Thursday, all kinds. Buy, Trade, and Sell. upholstered frame ■»> 349-3086, after 7 p.m. 11-4-30 SP-5-4-30 Saturday. C-5-4-26 BEST year round prices in ORIGINAL ARTISTS headboard. 353-6849. U i NEED GIRL roommates for Fall. J5 OKEMOS. 3 bedroom, living room, 8 Track Tapes Near West Circle. Call 332-1619. at thompsons' Southern Michigan. BOB'S GUN 2 car garage, full basement, PREMIERE DRUM SET SP-4-29 hassled by SHOP, 2412 South Cedar. Call Animais V fireplace, acre of land, excellent 8 months old, double bass, double frandor 371-224*. 0-5-4-3Q TWO BEDROOM, FURNISHED utility bills? condition. Only clean, responsible family need apply. ride, double floor toms. 20" and 22" ride cymbals, 15" high hat, A. jewelers... CAMERA CASE - Plastic, $2.88 ea MAS. 11 CP, MALE apartment. Near campus, air. Deposit, references. 355-7812 or Zildjian cymbals. White pearl finish. you will find a large selection underwater, with flash - Youn. * I $ 1 7 0/mon t h . 351-6168. Enjoy the good life in the 484-8209 after 5pm. SP-5-4-29 $1800 new, now $1,000. of opal, Linde Star, and attachment and view finder. Fits 4 for *11.00 very large. Obedience trmg I SP-5-4-29 SMALLEY MUSIC. Meridian Mall. birthstone rings. NOW at Kodak Instamatic 414. $45. reasonable to 372-5024. 5-4 25 right m| coming year, while we take NEED ONE SP-5-4-30 355-8767. X5-4-30 man. share house, SPECIAL LOW PRICE LARGE 1 bedroom apartment, care of your heat, light, and - .furnished, utiltiies included. CRAIG Auto Stereo FREE KITTENS. black furnished, pool parking, walking air conditioning bills! $60/month. 371-3152, after 5 MONTARINO 10-speed, excellent $25. Values to $35. MEN'S 10 speed Schwinn For as low as $39.95 a^J distance MSU, available June 1 for summer, option for fall, BURCHAM WOODS p.m. X-4-4-26 shape. $75. Call Mark at THOMPSONS'FRANDOR Continental, excellent condition. Reasonable. Call 353-1344. (Installation A vmlable) grey^box - trained. 332-8081 f reasonable. Call 351-3850 or 332-2238. 3-4-26 JEWELERS 'Heated Pool 'Laundry DUPLEX - WALK to SP 5 4-30 351-7893 after 5. SP-5-4-29 •Ample Parkins *Alr Cond. Utilities paid. 1020 Short Street. campus. KOSS ESP6 Headphones like 3220 Mall Court, Frandor West-Side Boutique Center 713 N. Waverly Corner of ARABIAN AND Morgan"ZI I - •Nicely Furnished 489-1893. SP-5-4-29 new. $60 or best offer. Open Monday - Friday, 9:30 til ! SAVE ON Old Town Canoes and Waverly and West Saginaw »|Vice. Evenings, after 6 M Saturday 9:30 til 6 Wiliamston. 655-1015. SECOND HALF session summer. 351-0146. SP-5-4-30 Phone 332-1385 for Kayaks, and guns and shooting SP-5+jf I Need girl(s). Only August's rent. FALL LEASES EAST LANSING 3-4 bedroom Custom Work supplies by ordering early from 487-6737 (Utilities Included) 332-1880 after 5pm. SP-5-4-29 Efficiency $154 duplexes, appliance only. Near FISHER 500 receiver, Jensen Nobody beats our prices catalog. LLOYD MATTSON, HOUSEHOLD, GARDEN, AND LABRADOR R E T RI EVER - I GIRL NEEDED, sublease, fall only, mo. bus. Available June. 351-8920. speakers. Dual 1219 turntable, on Quality jewelry 801 East Grand River, Sports Items. Appliances anc AKC. 6 weeks Female Male $85. 699-2211. $75.1 SP-5-4-29 Sony 250 deck, $450. Also Williamston, 655-2000. 0-1-4-25 Much More! 234 North SP-5-4-8 I 2-man, luxury, $100. 355-9230. Epiphone 12-string. Enjoy! Call WOOD CONGA - good condition, SP-5-4-30 FIVE BEDROOM, new house, John T„ 485-2916. SP-5-4-26 12 STRING Ventura Hagadorn 9-5 Saturday and 745 Burcham Dr. 35I-3M8 $70. Call 332-8198, or guitar, $275 THREE BOX Trained. s>« m completely furnished, telephone. Sunday - April 27th St 28th. 'or 484-4014 371 2358. SP-5-4-30 new, selling for $165. Also 2426 old, kittens would like thekM ■ TWO GIRLS needed next yeSr, Wish to have several boarders AIR FORCE Artie Down electric sleeping guitar with amplifier, and security that a home of tlw I Eden Roc Apartments. willing to socialize. Live and let bag. Used only FIREBALL $85. Phone 353-7499. SP-5-4-26 one SAILBOAT, wood, 332-6242. SP-5-4-30 SUMMER SUBLET East Lansing, live. Have run of full house. $60. Call 489-0617 after 5:30. summer - very own would provide. Plot I one bedroom air conditioned. newly refinished, trailer, 2 sets B-TRACK AM-FM Soundesign call 487-3096 before 3 p Willing to labor against 5-4-26 of sails, spinnaker, all racing MOVING SALE best offers. Stereo. New, 20 tapes included. 5-4-30 Balcony, quiet. 351-7 1 30. - 2 GIRLS NEEDED for maintenance 393-4129. 3-4-26 Zenith 19" portable TV/st8nd, 104-30 gear Many extras. Priced to sell $100. 332-4594. SP-5-5-1 Twyckingham for fall, FLYING DUTCHMAN. 1972 • 20' GE record player, fan, hand hair 332-6994. SP-5-4-30 QUIET, UNFURNISHED, 2 SUMMER SUBLEASE - of the most completely race 332-5714. SP-5-4-29 dryer, kitchen utensils, bed, E-V QUADRIPHONIC decoder, NORWEGIAN ELKH0UND quality. Male puppies -1® | bedroom apartment in Okemos. Furnished, 5 bedroom, 2 blocks equipped sailboat you could GIRL'S 10-speed Suburban, good winter coats, heating pad, bun KLH-17 speakers, Kenwood sweethearts' Crafdal and GIRL TO share 2 person / 2 from campus. $70. 355-0395 imagine! A steal at $1950. Call Spacious grounds. $180/month. condition, $60. Call after 5, warmer, Indian material. $165. 332-8081, evenings. bedroom apartment, summer. SP-5-4-30 evenings, o-'°-1975. SP-5-4-30 355-2971 3-4-25 amp. top national bloodlines. $70.1 Call 332-3534. 9-5pm. 54-25 332-0974, 7-10pm. SP-5-4 26 SP-5-5-1 $100. 663-3418. SP-5-4-29 351-0806. SP-5-4-30 FURNISHED HOUSE for 5 men. LARGE TWO party, furnished NEEDED 2 girls fall - spring. Close Available June 15. One year efficiencies. Air conditioned. to campus. SP-5-4-30 Call 351-0165. Close to campus. Summer, $140, lease. p.m. Dial SP-5-4-30 332-4076, after 2 The Slate News Yellow Page Fall, $165. 484-0585. 30-5-20 MSU AREA - Okemos 1 bedroom. Business Service UPPER DUPLEX 1 bedroom, £ Directory Furnished, air - conditioned, Houses summer only furnished. carpeted. $160. Heat included. $ 6 5/month. 351-6959. 349-2174. SP-5-29-74 SP-5-4-26 SUBLEASE SUMMER. 4 women ★ SAVE TIME for 2 bedroom house. Screened ★ SAVE MONEY LARCH: NORTH 836. Available. LARGE FURNISHED house - girls Private, lower, furnished. porch, sun room, close. Call only, close. 12 month lease S150/month plus deposit. Ronna, 355-1994. SP-5-4-30 starting fall 351-8182. 3-4-26 Utilities paid, References. Married couple. Call 489-0450. X-5-4-29 OWN ROOM - Immediately! Close, $75/month plus utilities. MOVING OFF campus? Want an alternative to renting and paying Dependable firms and individuals ready and eager to serve you Call 351-6803. SP-5-4-30 landlord's profits? Call Bob FURNISHED apartment near 1 bedroom Ingham Medical. ROOMMATE NEEDED Hull, East Lansing Reality, Apothecary For Sale Printing New pair)t, private entrance, Immediately. Four man house. Monday, Wednesday or Friday $66 month water, gas paid. Own 9am - 1 pm or Saturday 9am GULLIVER STATE DRUGS IV-J NOW HEAR THIS single girl or married couple preferred. $140 plus deposit. bedroom. Garden. 489-5960. 12 noon. 332-3534. 3-4-26 (Walgreen Agency) BUD'S FROM THE TOP 393-8547. SP-5-4-29 SP-5-5-1 |"-26 437 MAC, $60. Classic 353-4090. 2 4-26 rims, 2-14", 2-15". _CUP_ _&ND_ SAVE 355-8255 941 UNDER GRANOfilV"ANE«« PARAMOUNT .137 130° n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, April 25, 1974 13 in* JH I wtwjq; JoRSES. ■ Passport, ■ Compare. ■ photography, 351-6690. Weddings, Application photos. Portrait*, LUKE found: new American Standard Bible. Pocket size. Blue cover, New Testament. 351-4849. C-3-4-25 Prof finds treatmen By PAULA HOLMES for researchers hunting for I^ FOUND - GRAY longhair male State News Staff Writer chemical controls of viruses lukemia at least 20 - like disease that kills effective in controlling a viral AUS research for two years. He chicks with a heavy dose of IlTTENS FREE mixed breed kitten with white markings. A cure for the per cent of all eggs disease in animals," Chang said. - common cold with his work on treating hatched and costs American began the project after a friend Marek's disease. Then he mixed I males; Siamese female $15. 332-1054 evenings. C-3-4-29 may yet be found. Marek's disease in chickens. "Normally when a viral disease of his II 351 6417. 3-4-26 T. S. Chang, poultry men over $200 million is detected, the diagnostician working for a AUS in with the chicken feed J lost: keys with leather flowered associate Chang has used the chemical a year. pharmaceutical research and fed it to one of the groups professor of poultry science, just throws up his hands and imiaTURE SCHNAUZER - tag. Find, call Suzy, 484-9387. compound amino - ureido - "This is the first time that a industry was forced to shelve of chicks. Of the untreated may have reopened the door lets the virus run its course. I AKC. Salt pepper, 1 male, 2 1-4-25 sulfone (AUS) in treating the chemical compound has been his work. He had obtained group, from 40 to 60 per cent "Hopefully . I females 484-0046. SP-5-4-30 my work will some results but couldn t finish died, and all of them had L LOST: TEXAS Instrument stimulate researchers to the experiment. lesions as a result of the continue £lL BLOODLINE Irish Setter calculator SR-10, 118 Physics. 'A ifkWHATS, ii a Nnni a . i screening chemical compounds for their disease. | puppy - female, 10 weeks old. Reward. 351-1968. 3-4-29 "Now, after my results, I 694-1514. SP-5-4-29 effectiveness against viruses," three companies are n I6 FOUND: HASLETT looking In the treated group, the at Green crest. HEAR RADIO KING Chang continued."This project into this project and byear OLD Gelding and saddle. Bifocals photo - gray lenses. will be important for animals reopening mortality dropped from 8 to TONIGHT ONLY research in the area," T■ S185 651-5990. SP-5-5-1 Silver wire rims. 351-8114. AT LIZARDS and human medicine well." Chang 20 per cent. But all of the UNDERGROUND! as said. C-4-29 Don't miss this final surviving chicks also had Chang feels that continued KGISTERED TENNESSEE — Radio King and his court of appearance of Announcements for It's What's research may bring about a He hopes that the industrial lesions. I Walkers, show end pleasure. 3 FOUND: CAMERA lenses; near rhythm. Tonight only at LIZARDS. Happening must be received in the Lansing Everett High School cure for the cold and flu I stallions at public »tud. Owen, describe to claim. Call $1.00 cover. 1-4-25 State News (office, 341 Student presents the musical researchers will use AUS as a "It is not an ideal medicine "Bye Bye viruses and even cancer. I jenvey'S WALKING HORSE Botany Department 355-4683. Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least Birdie" at 7:30 p.m. today and nucleus and modify the for the prevention of the I FARM. 676-1343. SP-5-5-1 C-3-4-29 two class days before Sautrday in the Everett auditorium. "Chemical compounds have chemical components to get CR08BR0ADB publication. already been used with disease," Chang said. "But it I| Unhilfl Uimac IBOullc nUMICJ F0UND: F0UR Keys' By Bessey and Red Cedar. Jill ,wo CYCLE No announcements will be by phone. accepted "Buying a Food Buys" will be the House" and "Best success on cancers," he a some said. analogs that may be more effective in fighting viruses. opens a peephole into research on viruses and chemical topics of an Chang has been working 351-0100. C-3-4-24 ASMSU illustrated brown bag on Chang infected day old 210 ABBOTT RD board will meet at 7 12:10 to 2 p.m. program from compounds." p.m. Sunday in 328 Student today in 9 Human ■OR SALE - 1965 new moon. FOUND: BROWN framed men's \ EAST LANSING Services Bldg. Ecology I 10x47. Two bedroom. Located glasses, black case in Natural *15 Makes There will be All announcements printed in in mile of campus. Resources Building. 337-0380 \ from around the a meeting of the "It's What's world Council for Exceptional Children at Happening" are read Congress begins study I 337-7948. 4-4-26 C-3-4-25 'adult bicycles 7 tonight in 238 Erickson Hall. The daily on WMSN (640 AM) car. .jus ! *10 - speeds radio. ' program will be given by the kroner 1970 12x60 with two LOST: SMALL Gray repair classes female, mixed Michigan School for the Blind. MSU I expandos. Fully carpeted, porch, terrier. Name Sammie, since Community Co op I April 13. Reward % 332-4081 The Lansing chapter of Nursery will hold an open house - washer / dryer. In Mason. of health care 349-1855. M W, Fri., Sat., - - from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the I legislation 676-1506 evenings. SP-5-4-29 SP-5-4-26 9:30-5:30 Happiness of Womanhood Inc. is school, located at the corner Thurs., 9:30 - 9:00 holding a meeting at 7:30 p.m. of lolly and College roads. There art- Sun., 12-5 [aRLETTE, 1969 -^.King Arthur's LOST: WOMAN'S opal pendant, Wednesday in the small auditorium of Everett High School. Guest openings for children in both the 3 Parially furnished. gold setting, 3 diamonds. Fit your fancy. Older stereos sell - and 4 year old sessions. All I Excellent condition. Call after speaker is State Rep. Josephine D. interested Reward. 353-2547. 5-4-24 fast, bring you cash for newer families are invited to Husinger, D - Detroit. WASHINGTON I 9pm, 482-7510. SP-5-4-29 type you want. Dial 355-8255 to attend. (AP) - "there is widespread support in Earlier this month Kennedy Congress is starting its study of IbERTY 1969. 1 bedrooms, skirting. Stonegate 12' x 55'. 2 [ Personal / place a Want Ad. BREAKTHRU Women's Career - MSU's first Awareness on Sailplane demonstration flights weekends, weather permitting. national health insurance the Congress and in the nation for some form of joined Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, D - Ark., chairman of the House Conference will take place from I Use our car pool to and from the legislation with most attention comprehensive health $3,300. 393-3049. to 10:30 p.m. today in South airport. For details call MSU focused on President Nixon's Ways and Means Committee, in HAVEN OF PEACE Spiritualist Service insurance. Surely, if we have I SP-5-5-1 Church, Road, Sunfield, 10813 North Ionia ^ complex. Conference opens in Wilson Hall auditorium with a keynote address by Jane Kay of Soaring Club - Carl Wagle or Dave Pope anytime after 5 p.m. proposal and major compromises sponsored by top the will, 1974 should be the introducing a compromise intended to reconcile what had IdR SALE or rent - 38' x 8', near Michigan. year that we find the way." been sharply divergent Services Sunday, Detroit Edison. Her topic: woman - Society for Creative Democrats. ■ campus, reasonablal Call 11:00. FOR THE BEST service on stereo Anachronism: Fighting practice at Already waiting on Capitol approaches to health Readings power predictions. Workshop The House Ways and Means - care I 351-8141. SP-5-5-1 or consultations by equipment see the STEREO Hill at that time were a cradle appointment. Messages after participants are MSU alumni now 2 p.m. Saturday in the turf arena of Committee scheduled to grave measure - legislation. SHOPPE. 543 East Grand River. employed in government, industry the Men's Intramural Building - backed by services. 19-5-3 |rKWOOD, 1968 - 12' x 52', C-4-30 and business. Workshops begin at 2 behind Jenison Fieldhouse in event Secretary of Health, Senate health subcommittee However, two members of fenced lot near MSU. and 3:30 in Wonders. Career Fair of sunshine. Madrigals meet at 6:30 Education and Welfare Caspar Chairman Edward M. Kennedy, the House committee, I Double sinked bath, 2 MONTY'S BAR from 8 to 10:30 in Wonders Hall p.m. Saturday with St. Cecilia. W. Weinberger as leadoff D Reps. ■ bedrooms, cafeteria. Instructive gathering at 8:30 p.m. - Mass., and a compromise Martha W. Griffiths, D - Mich., air porch, shed, witness ■ garden. Saturday in the Union Tower Wednesday. plan sponsored by Sens. and James C. Corman, D Must sell! 332-2048 AND RESTAURANT "Comprehensive health Russell Long, D - La., and - »r 6pm. ^4-26 Calif., said Tuesday that they MSU Paddle and Racquetball insurance is an idea whose Abraham Ribicoff, D - Conn. remain behind the Shrimp and Fish Club will hold an important Hillel this weekend: regular time has come in America," original ■OOKWOOD 1.2' x 60' - 2 Pitcher Night (M-W-S) Catering to MSU for meeting at 7:30 tonight in 203 activities suspended because of Long is chairman of the Kennedy concept. ■ bedrooms, air I Weddings, Parties, & Banquc Tamarack weekend. Nixon told Congress when he Senate Finance Committee and conditioner, Men's Intramural Bldg. Tournament / dryer, dishwesher. (Very Special Sunday) I 349-9500 to be organized. All members please sent his bill to the lawmakers Ribicoff, a former secretary of The Kennedy • Mills I Completely furnished, skirted. Luncheon special $1.50 attend. Students, faculty and staff are earlier this year. - CHILD CARE - in licensed home. invited to a weekly Bible stud; health, education and welfare, compromise "would not ■ Can be left on lot Holt is a leading liberal - area. Ages 2-5. 1 block from campus. Farce Theater will meet at 6 from noon to 1 today 30 on the provide an adequate and ■ 677-7496, 694-9767. SP-5-4-30 p.m. The President noted that finance panel. Pool Table 332-4307. SP-5-4-26 Sunday in the Union. See Countess Natural Resources Bldg. Topic: acceptable national health Pin Ball Machines Kaeylon for schedule. Room will be baptism in the Holy Spirit. program unless major JlNDERCRAFT 12' x 60' with 8' posted in Union. improvements are made which : 28' glass enclosed porch. Edgar Cayce study groups of 2359 E. Gd. River, Okemos will it ■ Utility shed. Furnished. 409 Instructions |i* Lansing invite you to attend two move substantially Interfraternity Organization of Jewish Students closer to the ■ Lancelot Place, King Arthur's is lectures by Wayne EricksOn, long - original Kennedy holding an open meeting at 8:30 ■ Court. 485-0203. SP-5-4-30 BOARD EXAM TUTORING tonight in 337B Case Hall. Came time student of the Cayce readings. bill, Griffiths and Corman said STANLEY H. KAPLAN Lectures at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at St. in a joint statement. MATH and schmuss (rap) with us. TUTOR. All courses 082 John's Student Center (downstairs), JaRLETTE 17'by21' 1971 12'x63' with Now TUTORING COURSES thru 215. Call 353-3834 before Faster reading, improved study 327 MAC A - • - names On Tuesday, Walter J. expando. I carpeted, skirting, porch, shad, 3 bedroom, being formed for the upcoming MCAT, DAT, LSAT, 5:00pm. 3-4-25 skills. Beat midterm blues at the The Company will meet at 8 new McNerney, head of the Blue Cross Association, an I all offers considered. 372-7520. ATGSB, GRE Board Exams. For Learning Resource Center. Hours: 8 tonight in Yakeley Hall cafeteria to PRIVATE GUITAR Instruction. »,m. to 9 p.m. Monday through organization paying health - I SP-5-4-30 information call 1-313-354-0085. wait for Godot, if he doesn't come Greg Corona,-a member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity, was Folk,' rock, classical, all styles. Thursday, 8 a.m. to S p.m. Friday. care bills for more than 100 0-1-4-24 tonight, then surely tomorrow. unanimously elected president of the Interfraternity Council. $3 per lesson. Located in 205 Bessey Hall. million lOBEMASTER ELAN Inquire at As president Corona will also be a member Americans, told - 1968 MARSHALL MUSIC, 351-7830. Walter Kaiser will speak on an of the ASMSU 112' x 50', 2 bedrooms, FREE ... A lesson in complexion The North Woods Guild of Board of Directors and of the MSU Student reporters this is the right time skirted, exposition from the old testament Advisory Group. for hearings but there is plenty I carpeted, furnished, including car*. Call 484-4519 East Illuminators and Calligraphcrs will "Socal Action and Stewardship" at Also elected in the Tuesday I bedroom air conditioner. 8' Michigan or 485-7197 Lansing meet at 6:30 p.m. Saturday in the voting were: Dan Artz of Delta of time next year to pass a bill. the Inter Chi, vice president of communications; Tom ■ storage shed, $2500. 627-6301, x 8' Mall. MERLE NORMAN r Typing Service Oak Room of the Union. Fellowship meeting - Varsity Christian at 7 tonight in Delta Theta, vice president of Kirkpatrick of Phi "I can't conceive of putting ■ evenings. SP-5-4-30 COSMETIC STUDIOS. C-3-4-25 39 Union. Note timechange! 1974 - personnel; Link Corkery of Delta together this year a bill that The successful Egyptian movie: 75 officer election at 6:30. All Chi, vice president for rush; Chuck McKinney of "A Touch of Filar, Shadia and are Sigma Chi. has had enough debate and ilERICAN 1973. Two bedrooms f"~ "accesscenter | Mursi," will be presented at 7 and 9 welcome. treasurer; Dick Allison of Pi Kappa Phi, chief justice, and Tom Fulner of Alpha Gamma Rho. athletic chairman. input to feel : secure with." ■ furnished, excellent ANN BROWN typing i and multilith p.m. Friday in 402 Computer ■ steps, condition, j for offset printing. Complete service Center. Inter - Varsity Christian McNerney added. skirting, 8'x10' shed. f Human Reproduction Health I for Fellowship invites all to hear Dr. ■ Located in Windmill Trailer i offers dissertations, theses, Walter Kaiser from Trinity Women Against Rape meets at . ■ Park, Holt. Phone 663-4135. I Abortion - Contraception services I manuscripts, general typing. IBM Evangelical Seminary speak on "A ■SP-54-26 |mBRANDT - 12'x50\ 10'x7* 1 1226 East Michigan Lansing 48S -3271 I - 24 years experience. 349-0850. C-4-30 7:30 tonight at the Women's Center, 547Vi E. Grand River Ave. Guest speaker: Theresa Bernardez, psychiatrist. Christian View of Exorcism" at 4 today in 39 Union. ASMSU cabinet Proposed governing unit could aid, hinder « lot, FREE LANCE photographer THESES, RESUMES, typing and and staff good condition. - I'll applications may be (continued from page 1) to court, money will be needed ■Must sell I $3,000. 394-0574. photograph yoyr wedding with a printing. Reasonable prices. picked up in Whether the India Club announces the 334 Student Services wr ■'' be to their proposed ■54-25 personal touch and at a COMMERICAL PRINTING. Bldg. advantage to to back up any allegations association will have its own screening of late Meena Kumari's reasonable rate. Call 882-6532 351-4116. C-4-30 last hit movie. "Pakeezah" pass an additional 50 cent tax, made. at 2 Renaissance dance class of the when one was just defeated at business office is another IAGNOLA, 8' x38', good after 6pm. Let me show you p.m. Sunday in 109 Anthony Hall. Society for Creative Anachronism factor which would require . m. Asking $1,650. Call some of my fantasy IRENIi ORR - Theses, term papers, Allare welcome. meets at 8:30 tonight in 31 Union. the last ASMSU election. wedding Secondly, the ASMSU board more space. ASMSU does have ■337-0972. % mile campus. photos. SP-5-4-26 general typing. Formerly with The Redcorder Consort meets at 3 Cain said previously that he How many will have a freer hand to fund ■SP-5429 Ann Brown. Call 482-7487. ways can you place ft.m. Sunday in the Music Building won't be able to accomplish more space in the basement of 361 black and whit'' stones on a 19 INTERESTED IN No-Frills Low C-4-30 lobby. the things he campaigned for, requests from student groups. Student Services Building by 19 board? Come find out at Most of the cabinet services J67 PARKWOOD. 12' x 52'. Cost Jet Travel to Europe, The because where the Free Store and other PURPLE MSU Go Club at 7:30 p.m. Friday 9 Join the Israel Independence Day without the tax, ■ furnished, skirted, $3,700, must Middle East, The Far East, VICKI - fast, accurate, in 30 Union. have also had budget cuts this small offices are. which could inexpensive typing. Very near celebration at the 8 p.m. Monday in ASMSU doesn't have the ■ sell 675-5586 / 393-4191. Africa, or Practically Anywhere? year and the added dollars be used if they are campus. 337-7260. 10-4-26 the Union ballroom featuringlsraeli money to do them. empty. ■SP-5-5-1 EDUCATIONAL FLIGHTS can ALTERNATIVE RESOURCE folk singers and buffet. could bring them back up to CENTER: Edible Wild Plants at 7 But with the added 10 to 15 As long as the two bodies help you find the least expensive their previous stage, Cain said. TYPING DONE in my home. 50c tonight in 201 Bessey Hall. Taught cents ASMSU would get from didn't meddle in each others ■HARDSON 1969 - 12' x 50'. way for getting where you want by Peter Carrington. Topic tonight: per page up to 10 pages. 40c per workshop will be held from 1 to the proposed tax, Cain said, Office space for this will be affairs, retained furnished, near campus. Must to go. Phone us Toll - Free at mushrooms. their page over 10 pages. 489-2128. Yoga ' Massage 2:30 today at the Everywoman's more of these things could 351-1008 after 12pm. (800) 223-5569r 25-5-17 0-4-30 Awareness will be meeting twice a Center, 1118 S. Harrison Road. All get a problem, though. The autonomy and presented a fP-5-4-30 week at 8 p.m. Tuesdays and done. electronics workshop, doomed more united student front that are welcome and child care is Thursdays in 36C Union after yoga. Foremost in his mind is reached the students and met Peanuts Personal |jj EXPERIENCED IBM typing. For spiritual folk. Coptics will be provided. to extinction soon, is still JHARDSON, 1969 - 12' x 52', Dissertations, (Pica - Elite). meeting at 7 p.m. Sunday at increased funding to take the technically allocated, Cain said, the students concerns, another bedrooms, completely FAY ANN 489-0358. C-4-30 Sunday morning discussion housing policy to court. Cain but space will be available 50 cents might be worthwhile. Burnished including washer, University Inn, Trowbridge Road. group will meet at 8:30 a.m.im May once CONGRATULATIONS! JIM and said that if the policy is taken the T>rver, disposal, excellent Hall cafeteria for breakfast. workshop is closed. Sue Cook on your 8.1 addition. COMPLETE THESES - Service, FREE 'U': Art classes for londition. Presently located in Question to be discussed: Does God Hope Jennifer brings much Discount printing, IBM' typing beginners taught by Richard Andre. flebberville area. 489-6211 after and binding of these, resumes, Times to be arranged. Call Free U. fit in at MSU? Contact United Return date nears happinessl 3-4-26 Ministries in Higher Education for i. SP-5-4-30 publications. Across from Ongoing classes are at 7 p.m. JOHN FELLOWSHIP with Father Mondays and Thursdays. Classes are more information. on aid statements, camrus corner M.A.C. and N limited to 3 A MOON, persons. new Outdoor concerts, canoe trips, 1970 - "~lm. front kitchen. Call 12'x60'., 3 and Son; to feel abundantly His love, strength. Happy Birthday, Grand River. Below Jones Stationery Shop. Call encounter group is forming and will bike outings and horseback riding application forms meet at 6:30 p.m. ipm, 645-7380. 5-4-24 Susie. 1-4-25 COPYGRAPH Mondays. Will are being planned for married Deadline SERVICES, be co - facilitated by a male and a for returning housing residents this spring. If 337-1666. C-4-30 female. Group limited to 8 (4 males financial aid applications to the » interested, call or visit Rick DETROITER, 12' and 4 females). Call Free U now! Hoehlein STATE SEN. PHILIP O. Pittenger, MSU financial aid office for x 56', 2 Photography introduction to the at 1I1SK University R-Lansing, received a sdrooms, unfurnished. Skirting, MhnfoH M Village or the Married Student 22-word endorsement from Gov. Milliken the 1974-75 year is May 1. _ove, and refrigerator included. basics of picture taking and Union office, 164SM Spartan Wednesday regarding his recently announced PuM be moved from BANDIT, BEWARE of printmaking. 3 p.m. Thursdays in Village,evenings. candidacy for re-election in November. Applications must be returned lot, $2700. 10SA Berkey Hall. No equipment Pittenger, who said during his Tuesday re-election to 264 Student Services Bldg. Th°ne 646-6543, after 6 p.m. "MushHeads" with curly tops. needed to start. announcement that he was unsure whether p-5-4-30 M.B. 1-4-25 GIRL WANTS own room in house. The Cliff Taylor for Congress MSU Simulations Society will Milliken would May 1 is also the deadline for Close to campus. Call Nancy. meet from 1 to 8 p.m. Sunday in support him, has been at odds with the governor over Milliken's sending Parent's Confidential committee will sponsor an auction 30 Union. Everyone interested in plan to consolidate three state human services departments into a rELY HOME for P California. Minimum ■•Vment sale, moving down [ Real Estate « 351-4009. 3-4-25 on Center; Saturday at the Lansing Civic Noted American auctioneer, C.B. Charles, will begin conflict simulations is invited. The Russian and East Europe in "super agency." • "I would have every reason to believe Sen. Statements or Student's Financial Statements to the and take over WANTED: ROOM in house, close the auction at 8 p.m. Pittenger will be the College Scholarship Service. pvments. 882-1552. SP-5-4-30 KIMBERLY OOWNS 3 bedroom, to campus, have lovable dog. Studies Program will show the first nominee, and I would have every intention to support his Students urged - of four films in connection with large kitchen, formal dining, Shelley, 339-8791. SP-5-4-26 its re-election." Milliken's terse announcement said. "Paradigmic Formulations of East European Film Festival. The »r sale - 4 man near family room / fireplace. Built Race Relations: Neo - classical, German film, "The Good Solkier I'ropus. ■urmshed. Study All utilities paid, 1961. 6% mortgage. owner. 489-0939. 10-4-29 $37,900, by WANTED: GARAGE space - near East Lansing Police Department. Developmental and Analyses" will bethe lecture topic Marxian Schweik," will be shown at 7:30 p.m. Friday and at 2 p.m. Saturday STATE REP. DAN Angel, R-Marshall, who is one of a cadre Republicans rumored as a possible November running mate to of to file forms for room with bar. of political economist William K. in I OS S. Kedzie Hall. Black and Ta,Sner, 1 drver' ,haf carpeting FOUR BEDROOM home After 6, 337-2456. SP-5-4-26 Tabb at 11:30 a.m. Friday in 37 white with English subtitles. Milliken, Wednesday introduced a constitutional amendment to tOX exemptions X , 1 mo"lh or $5000 cash, campus: fireplace, near Union. Lecture is sponsored by the upgrade the lieutenant governorship. study, ^ail^after 6pm, 694-1654. screened porch, modem kitchen. NEEDED; TOP Rate, experienced Softball players to play in Dept. of Sociology and public is invited. Geology Club is sponsoring Authur Green from Esso Angel's amendment would lift the higher executive status, charging it with performing largely ceremonial job to Previously filed W - 4E forms expire today. Students $36,900. 332-1181, evenings. Lansing's Major Production Research Company of any duties Leagues the governor desires. will need to file new forms if 5-4-26 Union iitaTflg] Tryouts, Saturday. 351-2012. Activities Board: Houston, Tes., speaking on "global Presenting the "Best of the Midwest Tectonics and Oil Exploration in they wish their wages to be DIRECTLY BY owner, 3 small Film Festival". Winning films will Sedimentary Basins" at 4 today in AMBULANCES WOULD HAVE to provide a licensed exempt from federal tax be shown at 8 and 10:30 p.m. 204 Natural Science Bldg. attendant to ride with the victims of accidents or bedroom ranch on 4 acre lot. 10 sudden illness withholding. To qualify find SOMETHING miles from campus. 2 car garage, Car Pool Friday in the Union ballroom. Time Movie series presents James Old on the way to the hospital under legislation approved, 30-6, by student must not have owed a Co • opers: Come to Howland the state Senate Tuesday. m "vT ,0U"d a P9t w new carpeting, curtains, etc. Dean in "East of Eden" at 2, 7 and any income tax last year and of House's spring pervert party at 9 Bust J"lnt ,0 h,lp V°u return $34,000, call after 5pm. The bill, sponsored by Sen. Milton | a] 9:30 p.m. Sunday in the Union Stare Driving p.m.Saturday. Free refreshments to Zaagman, R-Grand Rapids expect not to owe any tax this Ch!? m° fhe News 349-4153. SP-4-5-30 ballroom. all who come perverted. and Senate Republican leader, also requires ambulances to year. | * D,par,ment and tell us Feel like purchase two - way radio equipment and special heart attack Today is the deadline for a pea crammed in a SDS will meet at 8:30 tonight in •SING stat6 •" " lnEAST fc ATE 8ANK'S found j Recrei RIDER WANTED to Boston share pod? Feast on Info at the 30 Union to finalize plans for anti equipment. It has been sent to the House for further action. students on the student payroll a expenses, leave April 26. Call Population Conference from 9 a.m. racist, anti - sexist campaign this ♦ * ♦ to file exemption certificates KING S sos^odoA or) voroo^Vjt \roi> txjrfcdc -for spfv ~ ~ Sat of drjc)