Volume 67 Number 154 Thursday, May 9,1974 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 48824 1 inff Trudeau's government falls; new election slated for down OTTAWA - The opposition Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau's minority Liberal government brought Elliott Minister, John N. Turner, the $23.95 billion budget called for increased taxes for big corporations and for benefits for The Conservatives did not take long to pledge their support to the New save July suggested that absenteeism might possibly the government, the Conservative Democratic amendment. They indicated it leader replied, "I suppose the poor fellow Wednesday night in a House of Commons lower income groups, but did not include - with desk no confidence vote, opening the way fqr • thumping approval at has to hold on to some hope." - the stern anti - inflationary controls that new Canadian elections in Wednesday's meeting. The vote in Parliament does not July. the two opposition parties had demanded. The Conservative leader Robert Stanfield necessarily mean Trudeau's exit as prime challenge was tied to the Marcel Lambert, a Progressive minister. He would stay in office if his government's proposed budget. It is the left the caucus briefly and told newsmen Conservative, put forward his party's Liberal party obtained more seats than the first time a Canadian government suffered the Conservative members of the caucus motion, which asks the House to declare conservatives in the next election, even if a Commons defeat on its that it "does not have confidence in the will be supporting the New Democratic budget and only not a majority, as is the situation today. the third time a government has been government by reason of its failure to proposal. In 1968 when Trudeau came into defeated on the floor of the House. propose effective budgetary measures to The united opposition move had been He, like other legislators, regarded power, the Liberals won 46 per cent of the contain and reduce inflation." defeat of the Liberal government as a popular vote and 152 of the 264 House of expected to succeed, but Trudeau David Lewis, leader of the New virtual certainty. Told that Trudeau had Commons seats in the election. maintained until the last that the issue had Democratic Party, a Socialist group, not been settled and that he could not call introduced an amendment to the an election "until the ninth inning is Conservative motion, condemning the ended." He has been in power since 1968. government for "its failure to apply any Trudeau will ask today for a formal election to dissolve parliament which would be issued by Governor - General Jules Leger, the Canadian representative of measures to help pensioners on low or fixed incomes, to deal with the housing crisis and to remove the glaring Citizens question is Queen Elizabeth II. Canada has a parliamentary system of inequalities in the tax system." The four Canadian political parties met council Wednesday morning to discuss the city vote government, and ordinarily the leader of that appeared certain to bring down the party that elects the most members to Trudeau's government. Only an unusually Parliament becomes prime minister and high degree of absenteeism during the vote leader of the government. The government could have saved the government. can be defeated any time a majority of Trudeau's Liberal party holds 109 seats budget priorities members votes no confidence on an in the 264 seat House of Commons, the - important matter of government policy — Conservatives 106, the New Democrats 31 for example, Wednesday night's federal and the right - wing Social Credit party 15. budget vote. There is one independent member, the # APwirephoto The New Democratic party, which has House speaker, and two seats are vacant. By LINDA SANDEL services. rrime concern traditionally kept Trudeau's government The combined forces of the State News Staff Writer Representatives of the Drug Education in since 1972 with its support, I Canada's Prime Minister Pierre E. Trudeau heads for the Commons power Conservatives and New Democrats total For over two hours Tuesday night, the Center asked the council to consider joined with the Progressive Conservative 137, while the Liberals, with pledged East Lansing City Council listened to 17 I Wednesday for the House's last sitting before the vote on the increasing their proposed $41,163 Party Monday in attacking the support from the 15 Social Credit citizens comment in a public hearing on allotment by S9,000 to fund salaries and I nonconfidenee motion. The vote defeated the Liberal government's government's proposed budget. social service fund allocations contained in legislators, remain 13 members short of expenses of the coping group program that I budget and this will likely mean a new election. Introduced by Trudeau's Finance this total. the proposed 1974 • 75 city cudget. the center coordinates through district Following the hearing, council Probate Court and East Lansing High sidestepped action on several School. controversial issues, including a resolution The Human Relations Commission also idence said to indicate Mitchell supporting an initiative petition seeking decriminalization of private marijuana use and a resolution that would have reaffirmed the antiwar intentions of adult recommended that the council reinstate the total requests of the Listening Ear, the Drug Education Center and the Women's Center. the recently rescinded city purchasing • Both the Women's Center and the Drug >Kd plans tor Watergate break-in policy. Education Center have been granted initial Most of the people who faced the approval for funding through Ingham council with comments on the $8,909,927 County revenue sharing funds, but a budget, questioned the priorities used in public debate on those recommendations funding certain capital improvements over must be held before they can be given a IWASHINGTON - The staff 0f the branch. city social service agencies. final ok. wiretapping at Democratic National impeachment panel or to Special |nat4> Watergate committee says the Last summer's Watergate hearings, the Committee headquarters in the Watergate In particular, several people protested Council accepted a $4,000 fund request light of the evidence before it tends to staff report said, clearly demonstrated that Watergate Prosecutor Leon Jaworski. the elimination of a $125 per month from members of the Coalition for Human hotel and office complex. In New York the CBS, NBC and ABC Tablish that former Atty. Gen. John N. "unmonitored executive investigative and The draft report also said the staff has allotment to the Women's Center and the Survival to support a labor organization networks say they have agreed to rotate ltchell approved the plans that led to the prosecutorial agencies will, at the least, be found no evidence to support President lack of monies available to finance parent movement in the city. their live TV coverage of the public ■tergate break ■ in. reluctant to expose executive branch Nixon's claim, as reported in his statement child coping groups through the Drug Jeff Roby of the labor project said the draft report of the staffs conclusions portions of the Judiciary Committee's Education Center. wrongdoing and, at the worst, would of May 22, 1973, that he withdrew his money would be used for legal and 3 said that available facts can only impeachment probe, which may start May City Manager John Patriarche has said consultation fees for employes who are actively participate in covering up such approval of a widespread and covert 21. liport the conclusion that payments wrongdoing." intelligence gathering plan authored by Under the rotation system, which the that he eliminated the funds for ihe penalized for trying to organize labor ■de to the Watergate defendants by Both the fact Women's Center because it duplicated the unions. - finding portion of the White House aide Tom Charles Huston. networks adopted June 5 during the early ■lite House aides were intended only to services of the Listening Ear, the Drug In other action. Sharp promptly jumped report and the staff recommendations But the staff report said that the stages of the Senate Watergate hearings, lep them silent "as to the involvement of remain subject to debate and approval by Huston Education Center and the United at the chance to propose a resolution »er persons plan, which called for creation of the networks take turns providing live Ministries' Everywoman's Center. in the Watergate break - in the seven senators who serve on the supporting a Michigan Marijuana Initiative an interagency domestic intelligence unit coverage of each day's open hearings. 1 other activities embarrassing to the committee. authorized to commit break ins, open "The Listening Ear and the Drug petition which seeks to place liite House." - Spokesmen for local television stations Education Center do not provide rape decriminalization of private adult pot The factual conclusions reached by the ■The conclusions private mail and plant listening devices, was WJIM, WILX and WKAR said their were made available by staff may well provoke heated debate counseling and the kinds of intensive usage on the November ballot. never, according to committee records, stations will relay network coverage of the ■source close to the committee who within the committee, both as to their service we have for women," Margaret Before the council could vote on the implemented. impeachment proceedings to Lansing area Lesher, coordinator of the Women's ■phasized that they are based on a rough substance and as to the potential threat In another finding, the staff saw "no action, City Atty. Dennis McGinty warned residents. Center told the council. ■ft prepared mainly by Watergate that the proposed resolution might violate posed to the fair trial rights of seven legal justification" for the 1971 burglary Brushing aside assertion that "You must have the intelligence to city pot ordinances. Council delayed yimittee counsel Samuel Dash and do former White House and Nixon campaign of the office of Daniel Ellsberg's a new V represent any final conclusions that President Nixon has told the "full realize that what we do is different." action until McGinty can draw up a officials indicted March 1 on Watergate psychiatrist in Los Angeles despite the i seven senators on the panel may Watergate story," committee chairman Lesher and Nelson Brown of the Human resolution not in conflict with city law. cover - up charges. "national security" argument put forward Peter W. Rodino Jr., D-N.J., said Tuesday Relations Commission tangled with Council also rescinded its tentative ■tntually draw. "The committee finds that the weight by the White House. ■The committee staff also recommended night that the committee would press an councilmember Mary Sharp over whether approval of the closing of River Street of the evidence tends to establish that The staff report said it is "difficult to April 19 request for tapes and documents the Women's Center serves a cross section between Grand River Avenue and Victor Congress create a permanent public Mitchell did approve the Liddy accept" the claim of former presidential relating to its investigation of the scandal of the community. Street for a block party May 11 because ■torney's office to investigate and intelligence plan with a quarter million adviser John D. Ehrlichman that the ■osecute alleged and the alleged cOverup of White House Sharp charged that the center's board of organizers of the event failed to comply wrongdoing within the dollar budget in Key Biscayne on March Ellsberg break - in was carried out without directors is heavily weighted toward involvement in it. with several conditions the council had Jfcutive branch of government. ■Under the 30, 1972," the draft report said. Mitchell his "express knowledge and students and does not reflect the make • established with its tentative approval. staff proposal, an has denied he approved such a plan. authorization." "I think the committee will be adamant ■dependent public attorney's office up of the entire East Lansing community. The group did not post a $50 cleanup Convicted Watergate conspirator G. Meanwhile the Democratic majority on in seeking the material," he said. She also said she has not received enough bond, nor did it supply the council with a Juld take over the functions of the Gordon Liddy is alleged to have used large the House Judiciary Committee rushed A spokesman for Jaworski said that the statistics to convince her to back further list of names for a committee responsible Dept. and Federal Bureau of sums of money provided by the into secret caucus Wednesday to act on a prosecution force would move in court to center funding. for supervising the party. jestigation in probing and prosecuting Committee for the Re-election of the flat White House refusal to yield force release of 64 recorded White House Lesher denied that the make • up of the ►ged misconduct within the executive President to finance the break • in and additional conversations it related story, page 13 Watergate tapes to the subpenaed April 16. board has affected the fairness of center see itudent power on c By MIKE GALATOLA standing committees. When it agreed meeting. It is possible the council may not student suspects racism in the council's remarked the faculty did not use the vote the amendment at its May 28 decision to reduce the number of at - large ■ i iL ■ State New* Staff Writer *e an overseas Tuesday to reduce its 12 standing even on seats. attendance argument on themselves. The traveler changing his committees of 179 faculty and 100 meeting. Academic Council did not have a quorum T nc>' abroad students in academic students to eight committees of 87 faculty But while they view the council and COGS representative Paul Smith at its April 9 meeting and lost a quorum r mance now find their committee introduced Tuesday a plan to have eight at power changed and 36 students, the voting ratio of seating arrangements is nothing during its April 23 meeting. f apparently not increased and in some faculty to students changed from less than new, several student representatives said - large seats, but keep total student While this vote against the amendment reduced. two to one to a ratio of more nearly 2Mi to the decrease of at large seats from 10 to - membership at 38. His motion was was overwhelming, it was not public, for fT the Academic Council approved six was a substantial defeat. defeated almost unanimously, by nearly 100 votes. Herbert Rudman, College of council members rejected a motion by fc f H? pCommittee ('on(*Pts of the Report of the Several student representatives said A representative at - large is elected by the whole student body, not by the Education Hester Cain, Justin Morrill College to Review Academic Wednesday they could see no gain for representative, told representative, that a roll - call vote be jvernance, it increased the number of students out of the council's adoption of students of one particular college. Hie council members Tuesday that he saw no taken. |i, n (cou«cil members from 36 to 38 the streamlining report. Cain said Wednesday that she thought f1" 85 to 63Ced thC nUmber °f f8CUlty J. Brian Raymond, Science College of Social representative, said that the many of the council members voted against the at • large amendment out of l?LStrrlininS measurp now will be proportional increase in student council racist attitudes. lnatp , j ,^e counc". the Academic members does not offset the percentage "Hie at - large members guarantee that lislatpH b°ard of trustees to loss of student committee seats. process large of nominations and elections of at members is designed so that need to reopen debate on an issue voted in January. Rudman characterized this enough women and minorities are ■ouds i! bylaw 'anguage by the Most important council work is done in on - represented, and they provide a diversity nonwhite minorities and motion as a "politically motivated" appeal ■WspnM apParently gives student committees, Raymond said, and a smaller women are of people while the other members ESS1 a much lar8er voice in council would not resolve any faster a guaranteed input into the Academic to the at - large membership. provide a diversity of colleges," she said. ■gjjwn they h>d before student issue like access to faculty Council. "I think many used those reasons like lard iPP°sedly stronger voice could be evaluations. A student proposal to maintain the But Gerald Miller, ad hoc committee poor attendance as excuses for their racial Kculty m?tters like student access to "Hie same 20 people keep speaking on number of at - large seats at 10 was defeated 52 ■ 34 on Jan 23 and another member, stated his belief that the students attitudes." PcatinnJ ns' course structuring this access question, so a smaller council were quite logical in raising the at • large Cain said she knew her roll • call ,nd °""'r really doesn't provide any benefits for proposal to increase the number of at • question a second time. proposal would be defeated, but she large seats by two was overwhelmingly Cain: "... reasons like poor students in my opinion," Raymond said. hoped to make council members think ""-council really reduced the The access - to - evaluations amendment rejected Tuesday. Critics say at • large Smith said Wednesday that while he how they would decide if their names attendance as excuses for their student strength on its attendance is but at least was introduced at the council's Feb 12 poor, one agreed at - large attendance was poor, he were attached to their votes. racial attitudes." 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursd; lay.May9i, John Glenn captures primary FROM WIRE SERVICES • in Alabama. Gov. George C. Wallace won an expected implications. The key race there this year will be th I WASHINGTON - John Glenn, who 12 years ago became the landslide renomlnation, defeating his nearest opponent in a field contest between incumbent Democrat Sen Birch d ^I first American astronaut to orbit the earth, has ridden a volatile of four, state Sen. Eugene McClain, by a margin of more than 2 • Republican Mayor Richard J. Lugar of IndianapolisT * I tax issue provided by President Nixon to the Democratic to • 1 and apparently running stronger among black voters then whom will be designated in party conventions later h 01 I he ever had in the past. • District of Columbia voters Teamsters fire Hoffa's wife, son nomination for the Senate in Ohio. • In North Carolina, where veteran Democratic Sen. Sam J. rule charter that insures the first local resoundingly endorse u I In what had been advertised as a close race, the 52 - year • old retiring, Atty. Gen. Robert Morgan led a field of 10 to fall for mayor and a 13-member elections in a oTt ** I The wife and son of former Teamsters President former astronaut defeated Sen. Howard M. Metzenbaum by a Ervin Jr. is city council. I James R. Hoffa have lost their jobs with the union and comfortable 12 percentage points Tuesday after a campaign that win the Democratic nomination. State Rep. William E. Stevens, a All wards in the city approved the limited form furniture manufacturer, won the GOP primary. . government, well the elder Hoffa said the move was "a complete surprise centered on comparisons of Metzenbaum's performance as an • In Indiana, incumbent congressmen from both parties turned as as a councils to advise the elected proposal for neighborhood If' I income tax payer with that of the President. city council. ^ I to us." back challenges in a series of contests that had no national These were the results in other primary elections Tuesday: Washington is now administered by an appointed ma I Mrs. Hoffa lost a $48,000 - a - year job as head of the nine member council, - though virtually all power overth I women's auxiliary of DRIVE, the union's political arm, city is vested with Congress. r lhe fe^ I The defeat of and Hoffa's son lost a 530,000 - a - year post as the Metzenbaum, who I PIRGIM report was appointed to reveals th» in January to replace William Saxbe union's Detroit regional attorney. when Saxbe became »tt general, demonstrated what politicians have been I The Teamsters International Executive Board last four months - that the "tax issue" raised savin. »? I eliminated both positions at its meeting in Dallas last touched a nerve with more voters than by NixonW I Metzenbaum, a 56 • year - old attorney and any aspect of Wat I week, abolishing the women's auxiliary and terminating busing I the services of five attorneys on retainer, deciding instead to establish a full Washington. D.C. - time legal staff in violators of lending laws suffered from both the substance of his handling of the question once Glenn raised it. His reports - made public in the hoat competition - showed that he had paid $164 000 in i tax record of the amu"' I * | Hoffa, who served about seven years in federal prison taxes between 1967 and 1972, but none in 1969 whenT By ED WARNER suffered business losses. Though the I on a jury tampering and mail fraud conviction until his State News Staff Writer computes credit cost as a compliance with the lending specifically request the add • different, Metzenbaum's record bore a circumstances were 11 I sentence was commuted by PresidentNxaiDecember percentage of the loan's law." on version." similarity to Ni ' I 1971, is in court seeking to quash a restriction on his A PIRGIM study released remaining balance and Francis noted that this In its charges against auto payment of only nominal taxes in two years. X01" I Wallace's overshelming victory was attributed union activities until 1980. Tuesday showed that 83 per therefore often results in being much less expensive, especially method of reproval had dealers, the report stated, Wednesday to his success in shedding a racist image and his by black lead I In his suit seeking removal of restrictions on his union cent of auto dpalers and 73 per if the loan is paid off quickly, worked in response to the loan "some of the answers were standing as the state's most powerful political figure. ZI cent of credit unions surveyed law violators reported by the bizarre, indicating that the Returns gave the partially paralyzed governor a I he said. activity, Hoffa has charged that the current Teamsters in five Michigan cities are October 1973 PIRGIM survey. The violation rate for banks person quoting the rates was cent majority over four opponents. And in one record 64 m I president. Frank Fitzsimmons, conspired with White misleading consumers by is now 17 per cent, compared either grossly dishonest or black county after another, where a decade predominanth I House staff members to impose the ban. violating federal and state truth Conlin blamed the violations grossly ignorant." ago he was labeled, bigot, the 54 • year ■ old Wallace ran powerfully in front. I A Teamsters source in Detroit, where both Hoffa and • in • lending laws. Banks, on "a near total failure of the to 59 per cent last year. The report later noted that John LeFlore of Mobile, I Fitzsimmons, his handpicked successor, rose to union which PIRGIM found in state and federal regulatory Conlin pointed out, however, that while PIRGIM Gilbert Haley of the Michigan state a black who legislature, said Wednesday Wallace's was nominated to tin I violation in October 1973, agencies to enforce the lending Auto Dealers Assn. assured "blacks have begun to believe there is a new showing prow I power, said there was a "get Hoffa" motive behind the law." was pleased with the PIRGIM that his organization imase h™. I were found largely in firings. improvement in the bank's will make efforts to bring the projected by Wallace." ! I compliance, however. Richard A black sheriff, John Julett of Lowndes British engineers call off strike The lending law violations commissioner of the Financial Francis, compliance with the law, the remaining 17 per cent were errant auto dealers into line to the heavier than usual black vote for Wallace County, said the ktv I stemmed from the failure of Institutions Bureau of the with the lending law. went for what they thought was the best was that "people I mostly second offenders and According to the report, candidate. He didn't I Britain's engineers' union Wednesday the credit dealers to quote Michigan Dept. of Commerce, should be treated more have the competition he had in the past." 1 called off a however, Haley warned their interest rates in terms of said, "We intend to followup severely. PIRGIM not to expect many Wallace himself said he was grateful for the nationwide strike that threatened to bring industry to a support of "any I annual percentage rate as very specifically on the The" Old Kent Bank and results, because "you can't segment" of the voting populace. I standstill. PIRGIM Trust Co. of Grand Rapids was specified by federal law. report and have legislate brains," and customers During the campaign, the governor disavowed any plans - for I Hugh Scanlon. president of the Amalgamated Union Instead, the violators cited already sent warning letters to cited as the heaviest single won't pay any attention to now - to get involved in the next presidential race, but he told I of Engineering Workers, said he was canceling the strike add monthly interest every institution that is not in violator among the banks his followers repeatedly, 'Til run if I think it's in the best interest I ■ on or truth in • • lending call to the union's 1.2 million members because an rates, which could cost resurveyed by the report. Of its information. of the people." consumers a good deal more. 19 brances in violation in fall anonymous donor paid S156,000 to restore the union's According PIRGIM to 1973, the report claimed, six assets. The union called the strike projects director Richard Weicker buys are still in violation now. Tuesday after the Conlin, citing add • on or Martin Allen, head of Old Industrial Relations Court sequestered union funds monthly rates instead of the Kent's credit division, annual rate prevents credit house of Dean's responded by saying, "It could following its refusal to pay $112,800 to a farm comparison between lenders by very well be that this is true, machinery firm. WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. but our add confusing consumers who are • on rates are the The court ruled the firm lost this money because of unable to translate those terms. Lowell P. Weicker Jr., R • same as our annual rates, and an illegal strike by the union. Conn., a member of the Senate many of our customers For this reason, he said, a Watergate committee, has New probe of Rebozo reported lending institution's use of bought a house from one of anything but the annual rate the committee's has been outlawed. key witnesses, The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has begun a new former presidential aide John Besides being unable to shop examination of the bank records of President Nixon's W. Dean III. for credit, a consumer could A spokesman for Weicker fyi$nd Charles G. "Betje*? fce&ozo, the Miami Herald said end up paying more if he said the senator paid $135,000 Wednesday. signed a loan contract at for the house, including about ' '^ast Oct. 31, Rebozo said the IRS had investigated something other than the annual interest. $15,000 for furnishings.. pot a fef his Key Biscayne Bank & Trust Co. and his TTie Dean town house is on the motirwLr.. participation in a 5100,000 Nixon re - election Potamac River waterfront in According to Conlin, the campaign contribution from billionaire Howard Hughes. add - on rate computes the Alexandria, Va., outside Rebozo said the probe had cleared him of wrongdoing. credit cost as a direct Washington. percentage of the total amount Weicker has rented a home rutc dau at* Rebozo has confirmed receiving the 5100,000, but the same block for a year, has said that he returned the money after leaving it of the loan and for this reason on but it crossroads imports is the most popular means of was sold, the spokesman untouched in bank vault for three years. said. a figuring credit charges. Hearst family offers new reward The annual rate, meanwhile, A 550.000 reward for information leading to the safe return of Patricia Hearst was posted Wednesday by her parents. The reward was announced on the front page of the Hearst - owned San Francisco Examiner. The Hearst Corp. had offered 54 million for food for the needy if Hearst was returned by May 3, but the offer was retracted when the deadline passed. Africans vow to fight Portugal The preferred Graduation gift. OPA Rebels in Mozambique and Guinea vowed to continue their despite - Bissau have fight against the Portuguese Bulova M/IGIC a peace offer proposed by the new junta in Lisbon. Accutrorf The rebel leader in Mozambique, President Samora Moises Machel, called for a "general offensive" against the Portuguese, the Mozambique Liberation Front - Frelimo - said. It said Machel predicted that Portugal will try to intensify its "repression" and find new ways of continuing its "domination" of Mozambique. Meanwhile, Francisco Mendes, high commissioner of Guinea - Bissau, said rebel forces in Portuguese Guinea will not accept the peace offer proposed by the new regime in Lisbon. "What the new leaders in Portugal are proposing to us is a pure and simple surrender, " he said. "We cannot accept it." Simon sworn in as secretary William E. Simon was sworn in Wednesday as President Nixon's fourthtnaarysecretary and called for a new political will to fight rising inflation. Simon, former head of the Federal Energy Office, said the solution to inflation "will require determination, a new political will and close cooperation between the executive and legislative branches of government." YJJ'wm Charisma by Orange Blossom is a uniquely designed A beautiful union of flowers Ford ups prices; panel protests and swirls, joined in 18k collection of opal rings. Outwardly serene, with an white and yellow gold. •We will adjust to this tolerance. If intense inner fire that FordMotor Co. has raised the prices of its 1974 - model necessary. Guarantee Is for one year. with e' "Countess" - a ring only cars and trucks an average $163 per vehicle, effective movement of yi immediately, the company announced Wednesday. Orange Blossom can make. From McDonaldland! ui° Ford said the price increases include a 2.4 per cent Right now, ai McDonald s, you can gel a McDonald JUG.' hike in the sticker price, amounting to $113, and a 1.1 Happy Cup FREE with the purchase ol a large soft drink. per cent boost, or $50, for options that have been made standard equipment. There are lour different cups available, featuring Cost of Living Council Director John T. Dunlop sent Captain Crook Big Mac The Hambutglar and JEWELRYand everybody's favorite. Ronald McDonald a telegram to Ford board chairman Henry Ford II JEWELRY and * JEWELRYand saying ART CENTER ART CENTER ART CENTER Oiler good while supplies last the increases "are unwarranted and violate the council's 31S E. Grand River Ave. 319 E. Grand River Ave. 319 E. Grand River Ave. 234 W. Grand River understanding of the voluntary commitment made by And cajt Lansing, Mich. East Laming, Mich, East Lansing, Mich. Ihey re wailing lor you ni 1024 E. Grand River your firm." S. phone 337 1314 phona 337-1314 . phone 337 • 1314 2040 E. Grand River Compiled by Melissa Payton and Steve Repko - v I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 9, 1974 3 Jssinger sees progress talks with Israel, 1-EL AVIV (AP) - American officials said Wednesday a Saudi Arabia and Cairo to Syria keep his line The More tapes Building, Lands and Ineagement pact between Syria and Israel on the Golan capitals. Their influence on open to other Arab Damascus is considered vital to his Planning Committee voted %ts was now "a little more likely." prospects for success. unanimously Wednesday to ftey spoke as Secretary of State Henry A. Kissenger shuttled In the Golan it to Israel from four hours of secret talks with Syrian officials Heights itself, fighting continued for the 58th release written copies and straight day with Syrian and Israeli forces audio tapes of testimony Damascus. exchanging tank and artillery fire the length of the 40-mile front, given at its open meeting on ■'Some progress was made but no agreement was reached, and Syrian military communiques said. leforc the talks are continuing," Kissinger said as he left Tliere were also clashes on Mt. Hermon. April 10 concerning the Jnascus airport. Authoritative sources said Syria has called for Kalamazoo Street bridge tie statement allayed Israeli apprehensions that Syrian summit conference of Arab heads an emergency project. Interested parties of state to reaffirm Jsident Hafez Assad might flatly reject an Israeli truce offer and demands for a return of all the land Syria's should contact committee ■apse Kissinger's efforts to end the fighting on the Golan front, occupied by Israel during the 1967 war. secretary Ron Black, 312 E. lui details of the day's maneuvering were kept from newsmen This could serve to demonstrate Fee Hall, 353 • 4734. [ompanving Kissinger. They were told that the talks had now settlement with Israel while reaffirming Arab solidarity for a partial the long • range goal. SN photo/Craig Porter ed a critical stage and information would be tightly guarded. If the summit ,e Israeli plan Kissinger took to Damascus included an offer develops and Israel does not continue the pull back of troops in subsequent phases, the Arab states Kield some territory taken during the 1967 war. also threaten to might reimpose the oil embargo against the United Respite the concession, U.S. officials said Kissinger plans to Jitinue his disengagement diplomacy into next week. This ■gests that he expects to succeed in separating the opposing Xjes on the Golan Heights, but not without considerable Jbling, ■Israeli sources l^orized let it be known in Jerusalem that Kissinger was to negotiate withdrawal from at least the eastern part JKuneitra, a provincial capital and a primary Syrian objective, ■exchange for continued Israeli control of three strategic hills 2 students eye trustees' seats »und the abandoned city. Lansing, By PETE DALY expire in January He said that if elected, he Bartrem is fighting. |A buffer zone manned by UN forces would control eastern 1975. Neither of the two has not to do so. devote enough time to both of State News Staff Writer would be a staunch opponent Massoglia said if he Mneitra, but Syrian civilians would be permitted to return there. were a ■Syrian sources said that agreement was near on a UN force to Two MSU students are made a final decision as to whether they will run for of the board's tradition ot trustee he would work for "I thought about running the jobs, closed meetings, except when University programs that again for quite a while, but my O'Donnohue will be |n the neutral zone between the armies. The only remaining already eyeing a pahr of board reelection. the meeting concern the Code would appointment as an assistant responsible for Xbiem on this point, it is understood, is terminology. of trustees seats that will be up Already fighting an uphill of more realistically secretary of state coordinating ■Israel favors stationing armed troops in the buffer zone, while for reelection in November. Teaching Responsibility, prepare graduates to secure a was the improved services through battle for one of the seats is which deals with deciding factor," O'Donnohue individuals living. 'secretary of state branch ■ria has initially held out for truce observers carrying sidearms. The terms of trustees Frank Larry Bartrem, MSU junior and not said. "I don't think I could an general issues affecting "It should be possible for offices. ■e compromise would be shaded toward the Israeli view. Merriman, R Deckerville, and who is currently executive - the University. people who want to learn ■Kissinger was to return to Jerusalem Wednesday, then fly to Kenneth Thompson, R • East assistant of ASMSU and Another student concidering technical skills for use after chairman of the University running for a seat on the board graduation to get them here at is published by the students ot Michigan State Student Affairs Committee. is Charles Massoglia, a senior MSU," he said. s day during Fall. Winter and Spring school terms, Bartrem is awaiting the who has been director y. and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special ol Massoglia also criticized the lotion to rescind ion is published in September. Subscription rate is beginning of a Circuit Court ASMSU Legal Aid for three University for overbuilding of hearing which will review cond class postage paid t East Lansing, Mich. Editorial and Michigan Gen. Frank Kelley's ent Services Bldg.. Michigan State in, 48824. 1969 ruling which said that "/ don't think Watergate is going to hurt students of a Michigan the university could not be a Republicans all the way down to the state level. " 355-82 52 ■ights News/Editorial bill trustee of that university Larry Bartrem. Republican candidate Classified Ads 355-8255 Kelley said that the state for hoard of trustees Display Advertisii 353-6400 Business Office 355-3447 Constitution prohibits public Photographic 355-831 1 office holders from being in conflict of interest and that By JOANNA FIRESTONE contract laws involving years and president of the Off • residence halls and said that Thirty - three of the necessary 38 states have United Press International ratified the proposed amendment to the U.S. students and universities could Campus Council for two years. the current housing policy IA lead to that situation. Massoglia was considering ie move to rescind Michigan's ratification of proposed Equal Rights Amendment failed Bednesday in the state legislature, prompting Constitution, but Tennessee and Nebraska have rescinded their ratifications. Legal scholars, however, are divided as to Bartrem announced March 7 that he would seek the Republican nomination for an running for the Democratic nomination for a seat on the regarding sophomores is the answer. Donna S. O'Donnohue, 25, not M.S.I). ar violence at a public hearing. whether a state Ingham County Board of of Herbert, is a graduate of may legally call MSU trustee seat. If Kelley's Commissioners GRADUATING I The House Committee on Constitutional back ratification. Michigan Atty. Gen. Frank when some MSU who ran unsuccessfully 1969 opinion is reversed, and members of the University lfvision and Women's Rights, following a two - J. Kelley last year issued an opinion stating that for a seat on the board of Bartrem wins his party's community suggested he trustees in 1972. A Democrat, ir public hearing, voted 5 - 2 not to report according to federal precedent, ratification may nomination at their convention consider running for a trustee's she was considering a resolution to rescind the amendment's not be rescinded. running in August, then his third and seat. again this year for her party's kproval. Those against equal rights for women [About 20 of Inendment women a crowd of 100 anti stormed the speaker's • that a woman's right to be supported by her husband, separate restrooms and draft argue final hurdle will be met in November. Bartrem, who has been "I had considered running never trustee's seat," Massoglia said. before for a nomination to the same O'Donnohue was appointed by Sec. of State Richard H. post. NURSES judium of the House chambers, where the exemption could be outlawed under the active in the Republican party "There's a world of difference Austin Monday to be assistant Bmmittee members sat after amendment. These contentions have been the vote, on the county and state levels between that and a county secretary of state. She is filling A Henry Ford Hospital ■daring that the fight was not yet over to disputed by legal experts, however. since 1972, said he thinks his leserve the protective rights commissioner's seat." the vacancy left by enjoyed Roger nder current law. women Opponents to the measure included party has a good chance in Massoglia, who has been a Johonson, who resigned to representative will be November. delegate to the state enter private business. J Committee members who voted against representatives of Happiness of Womanhood, "I don't think Watergate is Democratic convention for two O'Donnohue told the State on campus; Monday, •sanding approval sat calmly as angry women whose president Pat Barbour, claimed the ■nged at the podium, shaking their fists and amendment's enactment would "bring about a going to hurt the Republicans years, will graduate in August News Wednesday that although ■reaming. cultural revolution and destroy the basic all the way down to the state and thus is not faced with the she could still run for an MSU May 13, 9 A. M. to level," Bartrem said. conflict of interest ruling trustee seat, she has decided J "We'll get rid of the gun control proposal structure of America." 5 P.M. for personal ■d then I'll blow every one of your heads off," ■neked Linda Van Steenis of Redford State Rep. Josephine Hunsinger, D - Detroit, interviews. lownship. a candidate for the seat to be vacated by ■ Others, who refused to identify themselves, Congresswomen Martha Griffiths, D - Detroit, open thursday and friday until nine louted profanities and threats at the said she has received numerous requests to call Our nurses want you to Bmmittee members. back the amendment's approval. Sergeants - at • arms were llled into the chamber to disperse the crowd "There's no way men and women can be join them in: lid protect the committee. equal," Hunsinger said. "There's a basic ■ The Michigan Legislature ratified the difference. Women have children and men must Peds Wndment in 1972. support them." 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Korreck City Editor Dale Atkins Moto Editor By JEFFREY STROUSS parents to forbid their children to attend philosophical contribution to the p.m. on a specified day. just, Copy Chief I have written down some thoughts I MSU, the limiting effects of marijuana on festivities, instead of "we gotta beat 12 me that this Chris Danielson Opinion Page Editor Kathy Niezurawski have had concerning my dismissal the personality and mind and the seconds." the head was the right adviser cours, «£| Mary Anne Flood.. .Staff Representative resident assistant (RA) last spring term crumbling leadership potential brought on We were all well aware of our actions appointed hour in the greeted me S for smoking dope. I would greatly by its usage. (At that time a majority of and prepared to deal with any law MSU detectives and two companv J* Editorials are the opinion of State News editors. Staff columns, appreciate it if they could find a staff and students on my floor used this enforcement problems that may have custodial staff to commentaries, points of view and letters are personal opinions. way into the Point of View column or dangerous drug.) arisen. The University officials, however, help me Wifhm 'L any other place in the State News. I realize It was made clear to me that I had acting in the name of "in loco parentis," term ended, completing EDITORIALS the spelling may have to be corrected in some parts for I am living on Busua Beach, "broken the law" and it Univereity's duty to repress or oppress me was the and jumping into the fields of law and youth rehabilitation, decided that they the University's right exercising his first amendment to the fir/a^Sl Ghana, and have no dictionary. in some way. When questioned as to their had to pass judgment on my behavior by freedom of expression. J?! Because of the timing of the personal feelings in this matter, the area firing me. This ti^'l University's decision to dismiss me as a Of I was offered all the Weed course fans director - who had known me for some What will the next RA for "publicly condoning marijuana time replied, "Unfortunately, we cannot assistance Residence Halls Programs could condoning offense be'pZI usage," I was not able to fully report to - provide in following its appeals process - language or homosexuality this public the outcome of MSU's care and always take human feelings into account." mimeographed sheets explaining the 48 communism' Th*tw?*l consideration in this matter. This I wish to Of all the things this University should hours 1 had to write a letter here, the not has a long list to choose from In closing, I wish to ^1 chance to v do now, however belatedly, in the hope of informing anybody who wishes to venture into University "policies and procedures." take into account, the foremost and prime mover of thought has got to be human feelings and development - not some more than 72 hours' wait for the hierarchy of bureaucratic rank to reply there, plead my case one after another and, if I the University officials reform me failed. I make it imn that theirfcl still do SI V condone A little month ago the Butler numbers the staff of The residence hall program in which I ambiguous public standard to be persevered long enough, a chance to go other vehicle an the use of marijuana SI drive to over one get the marijuana initiative workers at no than participated stressed the need for open ascertained and imitated. I was operating under the assumption that this was a place before a jury selected by the friendly explore his mind or individual the world. chol?| more communication, group decision making people at the Residence Halls Programs * decriminalization question on the 20 at any one time, saying, "People and the formation of close, personal ties to learn about ourselves, our society, to Office. , Jeffrey Strauss ws „ - set loose creative activity and experiment ballot began with a display of will come in, do a couple of things, among staff members and students. maturing in social science when he J7I and question what is going on around us. from his resident assistant position typical youthful enthusiasm. get tired of working and leave." Thus, I was surprised to be called into a Though I was in the midst of the ifa.nl private meeting with the head adviser and Somehow I exceeded the proper limits of appeals process, it was decided as "general 1973. David Palmer, resident Supporters of the referendum State Rep. Perry Bullard, D - area director to be enlightened of my great my education as interpreted by the for south campus, said Strauss' fir,,,. policy" that I had to leave my room by 3 "violations of job expectations." dreamed of the day when they Ann Arbor, was on hand at the misdeed (marijuana), told of the Residence Halls Programs Office. "I could puff on a marijuana cigaret drive's kickoff ceremonies long I enjoyed the friendships and good catastrophic repercussions this could mean to the University and offered a chance to times on my floor: late - night activities, and not have to look nervously over enough to quote Thomas Jefferson BlESSflP IS m PRESIDCHr.- R* HE 6WU.L BE RxjfJD IHMOC&stf. their shoulders. resign or be fired. I questioned them as to strange ideas and many plans. One meeting and get his picture on the front Sl&6® 15 THE JUDICIARY COMMlffK: fOR If SHALL OgEY OUR what the other staff members thought was about a request for the names of our CCMMMDM&lft I Today, the chairman of the page of state newspapers. He has about this decision, only to be told that floor team for the second annual Holden AR&lHEfAP66: Rtf 1NEY SMAU. HOT SEE 1UE u&Wf OP DAY * 1 Michigan Marijuana Initiative's now faded into the background and "it doesn't concern them." Hall Chugging Contest. Recalling the petition circulation committee does not seem to be aware that the intense competition, lost tempers and Apparently, the staff felt it did, and in subsequent discussions it was revealed to drama of the previous chugging contest, admits that the group has, at best, 2 drive is faltering. we felt it would be us by the head adviser and area director appropriate to sit back, per cent Of the 300.000 signatures Those who support the proposal, how my smoking marijuana would cause sip our beer and smoke joints as our team's needed by July 1 to get the issue on which calls for legalization of the November ballot and says, "It marijuana for private use, looks pretty bad to us." cultivation and transportation - POINT OF VIEW Citizens of the state, particularly though not for sale claim there young people, should not quit their are thousands of regular grass efforts to get the issue on the ballot. smokers in Michigan backing the initiative. Article on Rivers hit The poor showing of the petition So, where are they? By GEORGE WATERS and "violent means are not necessary to drive thus far stems solely from I The decriminalization cause is was flabbergasted Monday when I fight opression" - then he didn't poor support. Brinton Butler, really going to be in trouble if this opened the State News and saw the understand Rivers or the problem itself. staffer at the East Lansing headline of an article on page three which second attempt to get a vote on What Rivers did say was that statewide drive headquarters, says a read, "Fighting called insufficient to free along with marijuana fails (a petition drive in three Portuguese colonies in Africa." the fighting of the liberation groups there similar group in California two 1972 fell short by about 250,000 In my opinion, Deni Martin's also should be a general educating of the years ago had a budget of S30.000 signatures). People may start to interpretation of what was said by Bernard people as to exactly what they are fighting to get its proposal on the ballot and Rivers Saturday night is an example of for. The fighting itself is of believe what opponents of primary succeeded. Michigan's organization deplorable reporting. Not only did he put importance. marijuana have been saying for a completely false headline on his long ago overspent the SI80 in article, It is truly a shame that this reporter years: that use of pot makes one but Martin missed the whole point of the didn't fit to print the much more donations that had made up its see lazy and reduces one's ambition. evening's presentation. important things said that night. budget. Rivers never put forth the philosophy I am glad the State News covered this Butler says there are over 10,000 "If all those dope - smoking kids that, armed resistance in Angola wouldn't event, but it is unfortunate that the only petitions out - enough for 200,000 won't get out and circulate work. He is a total supporter of the view the students who didn't intend signatures - with plenty more petitions," they'll say, "then fighting of th« Angolans against their attend received was so unprofessional. available in the marijuana should never be Please continue to cover these marijuana fascist oppressors. things, but send reporters who know how to do initiative's office in the Union. So legalized." If what Martin got out of River's their job adequately. far 250 have been returned. Who could argue with them? discussion were the two following quotes taken totally out of context - "military effectiveness will not win ware in Africa," WANTED VOX P0PUU MICHIGAN • MARIJUANA-INITIATIVE State News fails to give co To the Editor: annual high school jazz festival, which Wind Ensemble played one of its best Winter term, Mike Kalas wrote featured of America's most renowned paragraphs, wrongly implying that 11 a letter one concerts in four years before 50 people. playing in Hill Auditorium in Ann ArL pointing out how the State News jazz trombonists, Urbie Green, as clinician, Maybe a State News article would have How can you be that incompetent? ABOLISH completely neglected the Music Dept. and adjudicator and soloist. That night the helped the turnout. The biggest insult of all was your Hi its performance events. Well, you came MSU Jazz Ensemble backed up Green in JAIL PENALTIES The Phi Mu Alpha people worked their in Tuesday's paper on an Ann A' MI ST Ik* REGISTERED right back spring term and did it again. concert. People were standing in the aisles butts off for their festival and all they got FOR i» .I To cite a few examples: Festival. One frustrated Sinphonian * Thursday the and they gave the group and Green a was a three - paragraph article saying when to me this morning, "1 wonder wheretW PRIVATE PERSONAL MSU Symphonic Band played to a t. THE s 'ETITH standing ovation to bring an encore — no and where it would be held in Friday's sense of proportion is?" Where is y«i USE OF TOWNSHIP. capacity crowd in Leslie, and received » State News writeup. Sunday, the MSU paper (three more paragraphs than they sense of proportion? I MARIJUANA standing ovation for its performance, but Orchestra gave a fine performance got last year). Winter term, after Mike MAIL ALL COMPLETED PETITIONS TO: Michig no State News writeup. Saturday, the men Making good music just doesn't setml P.O. 22 featuring a guest pianist, and again no Kalas' letter, the jazz groups received eight be important to the State News. of Phi Mu Alpha Sinphonia held their State News writeup. Monday the MSU Tele: (517) .1534)660 Eut U lines of writeup. Three months ago I gave together. Pot petition artwork my senior recital, the culmination of four Lou Cain years' work. The State News gave me two 139 Bailey! Inadequate Heavy canoes news To the Editor: to wish these students a hrfi congratulations for their achievement. I hurt RA ignor Once again the State News has failed its readers. It seems odd that the Detroit Free Press considered a recent campus event It's sad that campus so many organizations* must rely on letters to theedj to gain recognition for their twO worthy of a photo and a short article Judging from the amount of trivia m The forced resignation this week RA who refused to live up to one while not a word appeared in our local rag. finds its way to the pages of the» of an Akers Hall resident assistant of the terms of his employment. Ill admit that a canoe race is nothing new, News one might think that the journal for allegedly failing to report to his but when the canoes are made of concrete are desperate for news items. On the other hand, the policy it certainly is newsworthy. A group of In actual fact they choose to w superiors that a student on his floor requiring RAs to turn in drug sellers MSU civil engineering students, headed by reports of som^ campus activities» was dealing marijuana is an apparently has made no significant Andy Gerst, designed and built a 131 of laziness or lack of interest - ce unfortunate incident highlighting difference in the pound concrete in order to use or availability canoe not from ignorance. I think it s a, an obvious fact - the existing of marijuana on campus. RAs' basic represent MSU In a race held at Notre time the paper tried to serve the in 1 Dame April 27. Competing with 32 of its readers rather than those of University drug policy is no good. purpose should be to advise and on other colleges, they placed third in both "J Conceived in the minds of the counsel students on a friend - to - If the quality of the State News does* Residence Hall Program directors friend level, not play narc and try Drive going the male and female student divisions and second in the faculty race. Although the improve, its captive in mass. circulation may m for fall term 1973, the policy to enforce a law which vast To the Editor: State News does not appreciate CathenneW . r, a Union and pick up a petition, find 20 their expects RAs to report students who majority of MSU students choose What's wrong with all you people who efforts, I think space should be provided 613 W. Fee H people to sign it and we're that much sell any "controlled substance." to disregard. smoke pot? We have a petition going on closer to getting it on the ballot. Is that The intentions of those who Most RAs, including the one right now for the legalization of marijuana asking too much? Blind | that isn't getting anywhere because not If everyone who talks about wrote the policy were good. Their aim was simply to force students to forced out at Akers, agree that a serious attempt to enforce the drug enough people are involved. Everybody I know who smokes pot pot would do something about it, it would be no problem at all getting it on the legalizing man snub stop dealing drugs from their policy would result in the complains about busts and all the hassles ballot. So let's stop talking and start rooms, something which can and alienation of many of their students you have to go through. They wonder why does result in innocent people being and make their time in the it isn't legalized. So now a chance to do pot smokers have something about it. But acting! Fred Raabe 254 E. Holmes Hall after asking injured. residence halls totally useless. where are they? They're just As far as that policy goes, then, However, the good intent of the sitting on their asses, expecting someone else to do To the Editor: blind man should ride frit'. *>u J the area director of East Complex who forced the RA to resign had no drug policy cannot be forgotten. One can only hope for a more all the work. A typical example of the. lack of Blackout I Thursday, while sitting in witnessed one a parked bus, of the most inhumane things. There were two of us on the bus, a when his supervisor had been o and some blind people get on l other choice than to do what he practical policy - a policy that support we've had was our recent To the Editor: they needed bus passes. The J blind and partially deaf man and did. The RA was aware of both the organizational meeting. The meeting was myself. then informed the blind man tW 1 protects innocent students, yet well publicized but I was trapped alone in an elevator in After I got on the bus, I saw the bus policy and the fact that the student does not put RAs in an impossible only 50 people showed Bessey Hall last Thursday during the driver turn to the other get a bus passat the InternatioW passenger and ask encourage men. was selling drugs on his floor. The situation. up. I can't believe afternoon power failure. An anonymous to see his bus pass. Not being able to hear The blind need | RA must have known the The ultimate goal, of course, is a only 50 people on this girl walking by to class heard my pounding too well, the blind man held out some sort extra price to pay. I've seen * consequences of not campus of 41,000 want to see pot legalized. That's pretty disgusting. on the doors and sought help. I would like of hearing aid. The bus driver repeated the blind students on the buses'. supervisor is h0 f,nJ superiors. The director was informing his campus where the laws coincide with the standard forms of student ' I mean all you have to do is go to one to personally thank her through the State News. same question. The blind man responded to know who the so necessary to collect $ froin5j- ^ that he had no bus pass and of the thought he therefore justified in dismissing an behavior. meetings or do down to the Michigan Marijuana Initiative office at the Carol Jelasic was allowed to ride free. people. Personally, I thinkj^ McCorln 321 Bogue St. The bus driver said he also thought the 214 S. Hub^l Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 9. 1974 5 Socialist office seeker blasts GOP, Dems By JIM KEEGSTRA steps to stop Michigan's racism and sexism, correct the State News Staff Writer involved in election of problems judges, provide true mass public ubin Maisel, Socialist Workers party candidate for governor, transportation and end attempts to bring capital punishment to £d both the Democratic and Republican parties corrupt in a the state. Maisel claimed he has been tpus campaign speech Wednesday. getting good support from students, ■•The two major parties have been Watergating the public for young workers and the unemployed, and that the the two membership of rs" Maisel said. major political parties has been shrinking. "The Democratic itanding on a bench in the southeast Brody Hall lobby, Maisel party is the party of Eastland, Stennis and an speaking about noon to five or six campaign workers, Ervin," Maisel said. "It is racist and sexist. The is the party of Nixon, Haldeman and Republican party Iribers of the Young Socialists for Maisel and Getts. Ruth Getts Ehrlichman. ■jaisel's running mate for lieutenant governor. "They ask you to vote for them as the lesser of two evils," he V smail audience of curious Brody Complex residents said. "That gets you gathered only one thing - evils." J/laisel described his belief that Michigan is run by politicians to Maisel accused Milliken of calling out the state police to beat Cefit large corporations. heads in Midland where about 1,500 Dow Chemical steel workers |f elected governor, Maisel said he would represent the working are on strike. He also said the Michigan courts and legislature have Eple and let the tiny minority now in control fend for consistently restricted workers' rights to strike. The Socialist Workers Jmselves. party, Maisel said, wants to put cost of lThe printer from Detroit said the main problem in Michigan is living escalator clauses in every labor contract and in social L inability of the Democrats and Republicans to come up with security and welfare payments. k solutions. To solve unemployment, Maisel said his party is proposing a standard 30 hour work week for 40 hours Laisel said the Socialist Workers party would take practical - public works project. pay and a massive College of Educa lew By LARRY MORGAN assembly in motion Students sitting on the assembly, which State News Staff Writer The assembly, which is has this active hand in very similar to a faculty issues, may miniature Academic I Hie newly formed college assembly in seem somewhat odd. But Keith Council, includes an Executive Council, which |e College of Education is rolling along, Goldhammer, dean of the College of plans the agenda but has no separate decision Kting its new wheels after two meetings. Education, doesn't think so. powers. - making ■The assembly was established as the "The general philosophy is that The assembly consists of kehicle for faculty, administration and individual decisions are made by the faculty Kidents to initiate and share irt the members, administrators and students administration, and the guidelines should elected by their peers. Kcision - making process of the college," have faculty and student input. ■stated in its bylaws. "The faculty was more concerned Faculty representation is based on SN photo/Jim Keegstra with lit can also "initiate, evaluate and . . . other matters when they were changing departmental proportions representative for every 10 with one Socialist candidate Icide the missions and priorities for the the bylaws," Goldhammer said. faculty Robin Maisel, a printer from Siege" according to the amended bylaws. He said students have been a members. There are 10 students in the Detroit, campaigned on campus Wednesday in a Brody Hall lobby. Maisel is part of the assembly - five graduates and five running for governor of ■ This includes approving or rejecting committees in the college for a Michigan on the Socialist Workers party ticket. His long time undergraduates. governor is Ruth Getts. running mate for lieutenant loposed changes in courses, curricula and and were on the committee which selected jograms affecting the entire college or him as a dean. Goldhammer said the first two Tteral units of the college and developing Goldhammer called the assembly meetings part of the assembly were mainly to formalize if we mi/ltiplv x Times y Id revising guidelines and procedures for of a conserted effort on campus to involve the master plan of operations. I KNOW WHAT Anp A times 9, what kculty appointment, promotion and .students in the formulation of policy He said one of the main objectives in WILL WE GET f I'LL GET, FSANKulN... matters. forming the assembly was to have more student and faculty input into the decision and policy making of the college. Ted Ward, chairman of the Executive Council, said the formal structure was necessary in order to put the assembly into the college bylaws and because the College of Education is so large. DOONESBURY There are 400 faculty members in the by Garry Trudeau I A BILL THAT WILL college and 5,000 students. ease the tax state income tax. From the attendance record of the first r rrsA its because n on Michigan farmers, encouraging why? rejection fm wwd i'm a woman- two meetings, which was about 90 per what* the It preservation of Michigan's agricultural SECRETARY OF quite sure of msm you know STATE Richard cent, Ward said the assembly appears to be point? i' that. 1'vb never. 3*5 absolutely. it's because md, won final legislative approval in the Austin, testifying before the State Senate bv.lm already ? coming along &yb been more sum 4? ' i'm a midple-a6ep woman, [ate Senate Tuesday. very well. V school? mi, knowmat I If signed into law by Gov. Milliken, Highways Committee Wednesday, urged "I think people i it hens, of anythih6 and no lawschool is 60/n6 the the legislature to are taking it quite f oknitup! it says. klppol in my ufe. to believe in me. i know IT. approve a bill plugging a seriously, and I think they will utilize it lill would grant farmers tax credits for loophole in the state laws that allow car \ tsx i (the assembly) wisely," he said. \ /~~5\ Tmtracting with the state to keep their dealers to sell cars after Ind in production for at least a decade, turning back the "It's an attempt to go farther with odometers. e is intended to encourage organizational feedback and input," Gene The bill, sponsored to by Sen. David Rietfors, editor of the College of mers stay on their land rather than Plawecki, D-Dearborn Heights, would to Education newsletter, said of the commercial ventures such as require all sellers of cars to provide an assembly. fcartment complexes, shopping malls and affidavit stating the correct milage to "And they can pretty much determine larking lots. buyers. which direction the college goes," he said. Even though the THE HOUSE JUDICIARY assembly can take this ■ ON A active part in the decision 106-0 VOTE, the House COMMITTEE reported a bill to the floor making of the college, the dean must still answer to the Jproved Tuesday a $32 million tax credit Tuesday that would allow consumers to The future is now. in for families board of trustees for any action earning under $15,000 a stop paying for automobiles that are by the ar as partial reimbursement for the sales defective under warrant or that are not assembly. Therefore, he has the power to veto any Jx on food and prescription drugs. satisfactorily serviced. action by the assembly by |The proposal, which now faces final The bill would abolish the holder • in reasons in writing within 10 stating his in the Senate, would allow due • course doctrine in sales contracts and - days of the decision of the assembly. ■gible families and individuals to be would let consumers cease Tsdited with $5 to $10 per payments if the "How far they want to go and when, is person, car was misrepresented if the dealer or up to them," Rietfors said. "Hie ■pending on income, toward their annual refused to fix it properly mechanism is there." Texas Instruments SR-11 ... No other slide-rule calculator offers as much performance for so little cost. Pi, scientific notation, square roots, squares, reciprocals at the touch of a key -as well as addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Constant, chain and mixed calculations. 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FRI. 9:30 AM 9:00 PM 9:30 AM -6:00 PM NOON 6:00 PM - recordso THE MUSIC PEOPLE Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursd;ay, May 9 35 advisory in city nee In the near future the East the city and also advises the commission is I Lansing City Council will be council on social service supervising the looking for at least 35 people agencies within the city. to fill vacancies on the city's The council must also fill operation 0f "sage in the city, cable IS 23 various advisory three three - year term ^ commissions, committees and boards. vacancies and one unexpired term ending in 1975 on the JjMer vacancies include I Housing Commission, which is • Those seeking positions on the commissions which exist to charged with supervising commission, four give citizens a more direct housing options in the city. Capital 'rU The commission also Transportation participant role in city Authority J serves as government, must be residents of East Lansing. Application an appeals enforcement of board the for housing W.T Watershed KV!,arterms;Grandi Council, thlM i| forms are available in the city ordinance. year Appeals, terms, Building Ejf clerk's and city manager's offices and must be returned to Two vacancies due to one three-yjjj' the city manager by May 17. resignations from the Zoning Board of A Environmental Quality and one three Lansmg Meridian terSj Council must make - year Esthetics Task Force, which Looking appointments to the expire on December 31, Sewer - WatA commissions no later than its 1974, must be filled. The task Authority, year term; Board of one Jl Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie play a couple tormented by mysterious visions of their dead daughter in "Don't Look Now," a Gothic tale of terror set in the city of Venice. June 4 meeting. Many of the vacancies will be created when force investigates the Examiners, one JJ three 7 environmental implications of term; The film is currently playing at the Lansing Mall T heater. the current terms expire on most planning and five Building Authority ! June 30, though some - year term; Libra™ development projects. five vacancies are due to Citizens may also take one • year term anLi 'Don't Look Now' chills crowd resignations. It is to the applicant advantage of the to have some advantage of two three - year terms that will be opening on the Cable SSttTirsfl Communications experience within the area of Commission. The cable term. the commission position that he is applying for. with terrifying subtleties, climax Among the vacant positions available will be three three year terms on the Banning • Chickens foul up traffic; By EDD RUDZATS Based on a story by Daphne slowly than expected. Yet is is whom is blind and psychic, captures the mood of decaying Commission, which studies and advises the maters city council related to on all urban hauling truck overturns State News Reviewer du Maurier, whose previous calculated ploy by the director explain that they can see Venice during the IONIA - Chickens were on the traffic menu Fear comes in many shapes works have included Alfred to lull the audience until the Laura's winter months. The sunlit beauty is development plans and local truck hauling hundreds of crates of them fouled Wednesday afteril daughter with her and, land use. up B and sizes. It can be a huge Hitchcock's "Rebecca" and though Laura is skeptic at first, overturned on 1-96, about a fourth of a mile from M-66. harrowing climax. It is worth gone and it is a Venice of Four three - year terms will monster or a small prickling "The Birds," "Don't Look a description of the red coat the wait, since the ending windy canals, foreboding be Police, who were attempting to round up the chickens, said J feeling of uneasiness generated Now" is a film of Gothic terror her daughter was wearing at open on the Human truck overturned when Edward Opol of literally jolts you out of your buildings and dark alleys. This Relations Commission, which Grandville, a driver M by a look or a word. It can that builds its tale around the seat. the time of her death convinces is not a city of tourists, but Van Poultry Co., of Hudsonville, went over the median and burst upon us with hurricane investigates discrimination in mild presence of psychic The her. Hie sisters begin to appear of darkness and fear. early today after Opol apparently fell asleep. Opoln story is slight, though one over force or slowly seep into our phenonmena. Roeg has enriched it with an everywhere the Baxters go uninjured. existence until every deed gains Do people have the power to until Laura pleads for a seance. Along with Roeg's exoert ominous stature. Fear can be see into the future? Roeg's film exquisite cinematic sense. That, coupled with outstanding During the seance, the blind direction, "Don't Look Now" Czech film generated by overt visual makes a pretty strong performances by Donald sister goes into a trance and benefits from Christie's and T|*f means by subtle Sutherland's lifelike portrayals. or psychological tension. Either argument belief, in favor of providing a highly this Sutherland and Julie Christie make "Don't Look Now" a explains that John must leave Venice because his life is in For once, both these stars have to play here way, when it is properly suspenseful evening at the same treat for anyone who enjoys danger. The shucked their star status and MON.-TUES.THUR.FRI mystery is The Academy Award • developed through films, it can time. being terrified. heightened, as the city is built up credible at 8:00 P.M. winning Czech film, "The Shop SAT. provide a needed catharsis as "Don't Look Now" is filled In Roeg's film, the terror is plagued by a series of unsolved characterizations, making the on Main Street," will be shown SUN. • WL_.„. well 1:30 4:30 8:00 P.M. as keep an audience with subtlety. Everything psychological rather than visual murders and John begins to film infintely more acceptable. - - spellbound. Nicholas Roeg's about it is deliberately low • Friday and Saturday as part of John Baxter, played by catch glimpses of a small "Don't Look Now" does both. as figure "Don't Look Now" builds the East European Film keyed and understated. so much Sutherland and Laura Baxter, in a red coat darting about in fear from the smallest corners Festival. so that the climax, once it played by Christie, meet two doorways just out of his reach. of the mind. Its terror is "The Shop on Main Street" ROBOT 0* mifl , comes, proves much more It is not until the last few effective in British spinsters in Venice psychological and it permeates won an Oscar as the best R6DFORD FARROW making the where John is restoring an old moments that everything falls foreign language film in 1965. audience gasp. church. Some weeks before, into place in an every scene through the Because unnerving climax. For admirers of this The film is being presented the film is so John was unable to save his 8 • fashion. understated genre, "Don't Look Now" is a by the Russian and East In tone, with old A great deal of the fear that year - daughter from must. European Studies Program. It apparent mysterious events drowning, a tragedy from is generated in "Don't Look will be shown at 7:30 p.m. appearing to be unrelated, it which Laura has barely Now" comes from Roeg's Roeg's film of Du Maurier's has Friday and 2 p.m. Saturday in a tendency to move more recovered. strong visual style. His film of chiller is currently playing at 102B Wells Hall. Admission is The two sisters, one of Du Maurier's work the Lansing Mall Theater. free. ab^ Open at 6:45 p.m. Ends Tonight open 6:45 Beal Film Group TODAY Feature at "FANTASTIC PLANET" 7:40 • 9:40 Feature 7:10 -9:15p.n Color R" y In Eastmancolor [Rj Plus Plus (~)rck$is THAT DARN CAT / SHE FREAK SB ^Si Vavilion, known resort area that offered a Tuesday night "revival" dance c Bells. variety of recreational activities seemed off to a MAY 9-11 T Thousands of Betty's as well as entertainment promising by start. Under the Idmirers gathered at the huge many of the best - known alternating . pastel colors of the lights |iall to welcome her and dance bands in the country. hidden in the ceiling" couples c of Brandy's Singing The original Glenn Miller tried out the new dance fcrchestra. 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East Lansing, Michigan U.S. not happy with final results of first economic session at UN By KATHLEEN TELTSCH day. payments deficits and no solidarity had to be maintained country to nationalize The Assembly's most means to meet their next and a split between the oil New York Times property but omitting any concrete achievement was quarter's oil bills. p roducers and the obligation for compensation UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. - approval of an emergency relief nonproducers avoided. So the under international law. The General Assembly's first The session seems to have program for the countries that energy issue had to be diffused Since the session's end there economic session ended last been in a broad free ranging airing have been hit hardest by the an ego ■ bruising - have been rumblings of week with many participants of such grievances as the low soaring costs of food, oil, experience for the United dissatisfaction from other saying it marked a turning fertilizer and other necessities States. However, Secretary prices that the poorer countries quarters. President Leopold point in relationships between that they import. General Kurt Waldheim and get for their commodities, the poor and the prosperous Sengor of Senegal, for one, has The Assembly met from others believe that the compared with the spiraling nations. The United States, objected that the session will April 9 to last Thursday. Assembly enhanced the image costs for exports from the not help meet the needs of however, was far from pleased The United States waited industrialized countries, and Africa. with the outcome. the until the Assembly's dosing injustices of trade, Foreign minister Abdelazis The Assembly, initiated by investment and days and then rushed in with a monetary Boutefika of Algeria insisted Algeria, heard much about the recommendation for an 18 • arrangements - all assertedly that the session showed that new "political will" needed to month, $4 billion program of planned by the developed the third world is no fiction, allow the poorer countries a countries to assistance only to find that the keep the rich but a "responsible force." In a more equitable share of the participants were in no mood nations in control. conciliatory mood, he said it world's income. To move of the loose coalition of to listen. At first the United States was to the credit of the toward that countries known as the end, the It is hoped that the new aid stood aloof from industrialized powers that they participants approved a nonaligned or third world; that the preparations program will be financed by is what the for the had opened a dialog. Declaration of Principles and Algerians were the industrialized countries and meeting, but joined in later. "It's easy for him to be an action program to establish the oil producers. There are hoping for. The Americans disapproved of Algerians admit freely that magnanimous; he's just rolled a "new international economic the pact as indicating lack in pledges from the nine members President Houari Boumediene all over everyone," an order," a title that the French of the European Common serious purpose, even though American remarked. found asked for the session on raw pretentious and that Market, Iran and some others; they led to More in keeping with materials and development to some changes in the the Americans predicted would the Arab producers made it Declaration of Principles that general reaction, Ivor Richard agitate conservatives in counter the iniative of clear during the session that Western Europeans called of Britain asserted that the Congress. they would prefer to run their Secretary of State Henry significant concessions to the session had made everyone It is uncertain how, if at all, own assistance programs. Kissinger in getting the major industrial powers. this is likely to affect oil reassess existing economic the 800 The program is to start - consuming countries to In the end, the United States million join at a meeting in Washington relationships and had provided who, according to operating by January, which in March, to develop a joint and the Europeans expressed an agenda that would be the Robert S. McNamara, president the Americans say will be too scores of reservations about the business of the international of the World Bank, are energy strategy. late to help the countries with text, particularly to provisions community for the next subsisting on about 30 cents a crushing balance - of - For the third world, upholding the right of a decade. Fee Hall will lose By PAT NARDI could get apartment space on rooms on campus, renting for present space in the west wing shop will continue to operate. State News Staff Writer the east wing if they desired. $162 a term. McMillan said of West Fee, and needed Schleif said the renovation The 88 apartments in Fee Hall these rooms have not been would cost approximately $1.9 Come fall 1974, Fee Hall, as partitions will be put up for which can accommodate about 290 Dopular as once hoped. office space and small million, but this would still once bustled with people. Though a maximum of What used to be the laboratories. cost much less than to 1,200 residents, will 306 living spaces are being lost, cafeteria in Fee Hall is now Half the space in the snack construct This 7 • month • old jaguar playfully gnaws at the head of Roy Spaude, who is accommodate only 290 a new building. the animil'i the wing is not occupied near used by medical students to He added that the architects foster father until the jaguar is old enough to go on display at the Como Park Zoo in students. shop will be converted into St. Paul capacity, so only 139 students dissect cadavers. two classrooms, but enough West Fee Hall will lose hope to complete the are affected, the manager said. While East Fee already renovation approximately 300 student space will be left so the snack by January. Signup for the Fee houses offices for the Colleges living spaces in the fall in order of Human and Osteopathic to provide space for additional apartments will continue for the few Medicine, the number of their chevys are next weeks, but administrative offices and McMillan said there is already a offices will increase and teaching areas for the Colleges of Osteopathic, Veterinary and long waiting list. Apartments Veterinary offices will be Human Medicine. are assigned to students with brought in so that all the the most credits. medical administrative offices cheaper in' Apartments on the east wing of West Fee will not be will be centralized in one Many of the affected rooms affected by this renovation. are rented out under the label building. ^ ... Donald McMillan, manager Norman Sctalerf, asst. "room only," meaning University architect, said walls williamston of Fee Hall, explained that students cook their own food will be knocked down "and most students who are displaced from the west being wing with cooking facilities down the hall. These are the cheapest bathrooms removed from the K WATSON CAN Ptl < PITCHER N YOU If* AUTIFUL 1974 CHEVKOl.kT SPECIAL TodAy • 4-7pM More naive than naughty ...a soft, sentimental collection TEN HIGH THRU SUN. of tops camisoles, chemise, & halters done up in ribbons and lace. TlCj. tomorrow- •- J® eyewinker 15<£er hotdoq! tor the eye-catching girl between Jacobson's & open Mon. - Sat. 9:30 - 5:30 Campus Theatre ARMY SURPLUS Thursday's Til 9:00 p.m. ®" Vietnam Combat Hats $j99 - dak c 1 Aviator Style Sunglasses $^98 Jungle Boots $16" thi by wei American Polo T-shirts 2 forr $300 *3' tuesi also Work Shirts $4#» Wide Selection plants-planters-mugs-etc., P.X. store 351-53231 CowfiM 507 E. GRAND RIVER (ACROSS FROM BERKEY) 'S Frandor [ Across From ■ U Krogers Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 9, 1974 9 mob crisis hits foreign students Rep election scheduled for engineering college j By STEVE REPKO Manpower Administration not sponsored and must assure needed before granting a ■State News Staff Writer study showing that alien the American Consulate Board permit. Other meetings will be held Attention all undergraduate engineering students: employment substantially that he has sufficient funds to "We've been working to Thursday at 3 p.m. and Friday The College of Engineering will be conducting an election 700 of MSU's 1,100 denied employment to young finance his studies in the U.S. at 1 p.m. for its representative to the Academic Council. The >r have the ruling suspended, but Foreign students voting Americans. "They said they would _n students may not be University foreign student we are also assign seeking summer work need will take place in 112 Engineering Bldg. from May 13 making one office staff member Kg work this summer as a offices were previously allowed arrangements to work within to process student work only attend one of the three through May 17 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. T of a recent ruling by the "Although it is recognized to authorize work permits for the new limitations," Benson applications meetings. that there is on a full time | Immigration and an important F-l students if finances were added. basis," he said. "They also talization Service. foreign policy benefit to the exhausted due to unforeseen ''On April 30, made a commitment to Jting high unemployment United States from process Representatives the events. representatives from Michigan all applications within a week's American, youth, presence of young foreigners MSU has 728 students with colleges and universities with time. ■jns and minority groups, studying in this country," F-l visas. large enrollments of foreign "We are fortunate in having Immigration service says it Salturelli said, "it has been "We've feared this was students met with Salturelli an immigration office as close longer allow university concluded that protection of ■no Vjais to authorize summer K permits for foreign job opportunities for young Americans is the paramount coming," said August Benson, MSU foreign student adviser. "It's been threatened for the and other officials of the Detroit immigration office. We tried to clarify with them how as Detroit," Benson "Students in isolated added. areas will on metric conve have a much concern at this time." last three or four years." tougher time with we could continue to obtain this ruling than we will." NEW YORK TIMES adoption despite a < the measure would T"jS Salturelli, Detroit Most foreign students enter Benson said the ruling does applications for those who TTiree meetings cost of several billion dollars, pass the United States place with Let director for the the U.S. with either an F-l or not prohibit students from needed to work and then ruling to explaining the WASHINGTON - The Gross said the "document is a "Trinidad, South Yemen and MSU's Iteration service, said in a J-l visa. The J-l student's working, but a number of obtain work permission in an students will be held in the F-l visa House of Representatives blueprint of how to deceive the Tobago" as countries that 'to the MSU Center for finances are taken care of by a immigration offices around the expeditious manner." Con-Con Room of the rejected Wednesday an attempt American people and haven't converted to the metric to pull the American national Programs that the sponsoring organization. country will demand strong Benson said the Detroit system of Congress." International Center beginning weights and measures up into system. ■ng was based on a A student receiving an F-l is proof that additional money is office was cooperative and that today at 10 a.m. the 19th At one point Gross The bill's wording said it century by again demanded that Rep. John W. would "declare a national defeating legislation to adopt Davis, the Georgia Democrat the metric system — a bill policy of converting to the tNATORS COOL 10 EXTENSION PLAN stalled in Congress for over 100 years. who at that speaking in favor of "convert two moment was the bill, inches into metric system in the United States and establish a national metric conversion board to Failure to pass the metric conversion bill, by a vote of metric, quick - like." coordinate the voluntary 'artel trimsof life 240 is to - 153, came only a day before the Dept. of Agriculture start using the global standard of measurement in its David replied: "About 50 millimeters," thought about it a moment, then said he was conversion system over years." The bill's to a floor the period of 10 metric manager, L The state wrong when he was actually Rep. Olfn E. Teague, D - Texas, WILLIAM J. HOLSTEIN legislature in in getting the legislature to regular crop reports. January authorized the PSC Lodge, R-Waterford, but Sen. energy act instead of a bill right, to roars of laughter from stressed that ' there wasn't a United Press International to extend the life of the present Many federal agencies, create a state energy office to Patrick McCollough, which merely extends the life both proponents and dime in the bill," energy office. ranging from the Defense Dept. except for D-Dearborn, |he ■mission (PSC) Public Service deal with emergency energy The committee split 2-2 on a Pittenger, and Philip O. R-Lansing, voted of the energy office. to the Dept. of Health, opponents. Rep. John B. Anderson, R - the board's expenses, which have been estimated to cost got a cool shortages and to allocate fuel Education and Welfare, already against it. Sen. Stanley Novak, 111., got another round of Iption from a Senate oil and gasoline where motion by Sen. Oscar E. D-Detroit, was not present for MCollough also charged that employ the metric system as a guffaws when he said failure to $14 million during the first five ■mittee Tuesday in its quest necessary as part of an Bousma, R-Muskegon, ' to the energy office had been standard of measurement for years. the vote and opposed the persuade the legislature to Emergency Energy Act. But the Senate, after a fierce report committee. the measure out of original measure in December. ineffective state "set - in allocating the science, medicine and gnd the life of the state Voting for the aside" 3 per cent of technology. partisan wrangle, would agree motion Bousma. all gasoline jy office. were and McCollough said he wanted entering the state Foremost among the critics Khe Senate Commerce to authorize the energy office committee chairman Harvey a full review of the emergency which by federal law is of the bill, as he has been for j ; L-! \M 1»!J 3! I,! 141 • limittee. hearing testimony for only six months, until June allocated by the state energy over a decade, was Rep. H. R. UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS J PSC Chairman William G. of this year. office. Gross, R - Iowa, who at first jenberg nsion on a two - year proposal, trimmed The commerce committee's reaction and comments made Youth fair A PSC report released two stated, and then began shouting his objections that GRADUATE STUDENTS and FACULTY MEMBERS THE ASSOCIATION OF PRIVATE CAMPS I extension down to one by members indicated that the weeks ago indicated that the adoption would cost "$60 comprising 350 outstanding Boys, Girls, Brother Sisl V and refused to report the PSC energy office had allocated . for and Gov. William G. billion to $100 billion." ■out for full Senate action. Milliken may face a rough road Saturday some 19 million gallons of gasoline in February and March to areas facing shortages and Referring to a study by the Commerce Dept - indorsing ^reat Issues sets Information about services available to children and youth From noon to 2:30 p.m. there will be entertainment for specific police departments, to Write. PW.f or O." Pf-5'1 public school distri ts and Association of Private Camps will be distributed free by young children. From 3:30 to - Dept. C supermarket chains. >urse on feminists almost Saturday at a 30 Lansing youth fair. aid agencies downtown 7 p.m. e ntertainment there will be aimed at young adults. and concerts $ 55 West 42nd Street, OX 5-2656 New York 36 N Y.:> pSU's Great Issues will offer a summer course entitled, From 11 a.m. until 7 p.m. Some of the aid agencies tninist Perspectives, 1974," dealing with cross • cultural, the 300 block of Washington which will be at the youth fair jretical and ideological perspectives of women, the role of Avenue Mall — between Ionia are: MSU Volunteers, Big ferity women and the feminist movements. and Shiawassee streets — will Brothers, Big Sisters, YMCA, ce Ladenson, asst. professor of American thought and be ringed with information YWCA and the West Side Crisis ige, is the coordinator of the course which will feature booths of the help Center. m from both on and o#ft!«rapus. organizations participating in , Free food might be nong the MSU faculty and staff speakers are Eileen the Alliance of Youth Agencies distributed by the West Side Itassell. asst. professor of natural science; Nancy Hammond, fair. 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The Spartan golfers, who have finished third, first and the Green team m Forest Akers west golf event and competition should The teams are divided into a Eastern Illinois, Ferris State, third in their last three course will be a busy place over be over by approximately 6:30 university division and a Grand Valley State, Indiana • tournaments, will field a first Rick Sessio- ^ Spring is a very special time for sports writers. It's the time the weekend as MSU hosts the each night. college division, with 17 squads Purdue of Ft. Wayne, Michigan team ( the Green team) determined it ln a when they get to use their most prominent characteristic: ninth annual Spartan There will be a special in the former and 15 teams in • Flint, Northwood Institute. consisting of Brtd Hyland (75.8 "This is playoff o arrogance. Invitational tournament, the driving competition held at the latter. Oakland, Saginaw Valley. average), Bill Brafford (76.7), It's amazing how easy it is for many sports writers to interpret, largest collegiate tourney in the about 5:30 p.m. Friday on the Those in the university Southern Illinois at Steve Broadwell (77.9) and Bill judge and comment on athletes' abilities or a team's chances and then assume that all this is fact and within the realm of a Midwest. The field will consist of 32 first tee. One person from each team will compete for prizes division include MSU's two teams. Ball State, Cincinnati, Edwardsburg, Spring Arbor, Wayne State and Western Marx (76.2) with the other two members MSI) coach We want to bCfI^wjn al lJ reporter. six - man teams representing 31 for the longest drive on the Cleveland State, Drake, Illinois, Illinois. determined in a playoff this week between front of our home The Spartan fan,., "1 During spring they can predict who will win the professional universities and colleges. The fairway and for the best three Illinois State, Indiana State, Ohio State and Ashland Steve Cole (79.9), Scott the only home appearar^P Invitatioul playoffs in hockey and basketball. They can speculate on Spartans will field two squads. drives staying in the fairway. Louisville, Marshall, the return as defending champions. Malaney (77.5) and collegiate spring football training and many feel qualified to University of Michigan, Last year's individual medalist, Domagalski (78.5). Gary --onfor,heMSPS;;:l The predict a team's next season record. They can lace their baseball stories with "superstar" phrases and feel confident that they Northwestern, Ohio State, OSU's Steve Groves, has The White squad will consist Spartans playing on will , ^1 Purdue, Waterloo (Ontario, graduated. Mark Timyan of of the golfer of the above three course, but know what a superstar actually is. But most important or perhaps Canada) and Xavier. Fossum MSU, last year's runnerup, also (Cole, Malaney and have to take most unfortunate is their treatment of new collegiate recruits. The college division contains has graduated. Domagalski) who did not make situation. advanU^j p 011 After a quick glance through high school background statistics, "It's a great university public relations material and a luncheon talk with the help Protikl coach, the sportswriter then chooses to ignore a recruit or build you still think abo73 him up as a "superstar." This may or may not be intentional. But it is doubtful that many sportswriters stop to realize before they Pitcher Ballard shot," "You still have Fossum to COmmJlL play ,5 write a story that they are not speaking about pieces of property or investments but rather human "I didn't know what to beings. By JACK WALKDEN his final pitch for MSU, A recent column by a Detroit newspaper sports writer talked State News Sports Writer think when I took the field however, as Litwhiler has big about the monetary value of a football team and included an because I hadn't played infield plans for the righthander. When Amos Hewitt was analysis on the "depreciation of players." in a long time," he added. declared unable to play "We're going to try and "You know, of course, that a new owner taking over a ball "Luckily I got good bounces make Monday against the University a complete utility player club can depreciate his players over a five - year period," George on the ground balls hit to me." of Michigan due to a knee out of him next year," Puscas, executive sports editor of the Free Press, wrote. He Ballard is listed on the injury, MSU's baseball team Litwhiler said. "We'll try him obviously wasn't serious but this tone of ownership and profit feared a serious letdown at Spartan roster as a pitcher, but in both the infield and the prevails in sports copy. to MSU coach Danny Litwhiler third base. outfield. With the pitching It is time that sports writers examine the effects of their his versatility is what makes we're going to have next year, Though Hewitt's chatter and him an important member of arrogant predictions and interpretations. it's going to tough for anyone hustle were missed, the Obvious damage is done to the ignored recruit or the team that the Spartan baseball team. lo make the team." letdown never occurred. Don is written up as deficient or last - place material. "He's a very valuable Ballard, For Ballard, the change is What kind of motivation or inspiration can these athletes have junior, received his ballplayer," Litwhiler said. "He first not exactly unwelcomed. when there appears to be no confidence or hope for them? How collegiate starting can play infield or outfield and "I wouldn't mind changing does the recruit feel when he's competing against "fantastic assignment at third base and he's a good hitter for pinch fielded the position flawlessly. . positions next year," he said. superstars" that grab all the print and all the glory? It wouldn't Ballard also made the loss of hitting duties. With the number "I haven't had much success be so bad if all they had to deal with was the interpretation of the of players that the Big Te* writer. That could probably be ignored. But the print is a Hewitt's hitting easier to bear allows you to carry, he's a pitching this year anyway. "I think I could play powerful media and a very efficient brainwasher. by collecting a pair of singles valuable asset." while reaching base three times regularly at another position For the session If there are pictures and stories every day on the performance startup My uj of an athlete then he is soon to become a hero in the in four trips to the plate. Ironically the position which and hit well. How well, I don't turomed will issist qualM J eyes of "I was excited about playing know." ican students in taming .r* Ballard has had problems with " others. * The most damage is done, however, to the athlete who is third base," Ballard said. "I this season is pitching. He has t« recotniied overseas mil J State News photo/Bob Kaye sensationalized across the sports page as a "once - in - a - lifetime" wanted to play and do well. appeared in eight games and Union ActivitiesBoard hero. The sports writer always seems to focus on one or two new New role MSU has posted an 0-3 record with Flights office players who are expected to lead the team to fame with his Don Ballard prepares to throw to first base after fielding a pitching ace an unimpressive 8.66 earned Low-cost exceptional athletic prowess. ground ball during warmup at his new position — third run average. Flights from out for the season "He's going to be a four • letter man." , base. Ballard, normally a pitcher, was pressed into the new "My main problem in "The team should be a strong contender for first place if he role when regular third baseman Amos Hewitt was forced pitching this year lias been Spartan righthanded lives up to his expectations." of action with consistency and velocity," he out a knee injury. pitching ace Duane Bickel has "What a star!" been lost for the remainder of explained. "I don't have the "The best ever to come out of the state of Michigan." velocity on the ball that I used "He should be able to average at least 30 points a game." Men's tennis the MSU baseball team season. Bickel was advised to have." Ballard has probably thrown All of these comments and many more are often heard from LOW - COST Wednesday not to throw for sports writers and after printing they became vernacular for the fans in the bleachers. Wayne, 9-0, i about a month inflammation of the bone in due to EUROPE FLIGHTS FROM This puts a tremendous amount of pressure on the new athlete MSU's his pitching forearm. to men's tennis team Saturday. try to live up to these expectations. The athlete can no longer The Muskegon junior had 24900 fraduatt (tudenti or tin be good — he has to be great. finally boosted its season In the match against Wayne, enrolled in in Amen record over .500 to 6 5 as it Drobac played Dave Williams posted a 4 - 2 record and a elifible to pirticipat And what happens to the athlete who doesn't tum out to be as - blanked Wayne State, 9 • 0, staff leading 1.77 earned run - Flight lists profr am great as the writers have predicted? He is bombarded with and Brian Smith at No. 1 Tuesday in a nonconference average this season in available now criticism from fans and becomes the target of columnists' doubles, Tom Gudelsky and For application ana MM cutting dual meet. Rick Zabor at No. 2, and Rob games. with application remarks. information, pnone lof I'd Athletics "It feels real good to be a Glickman and Scott Rosen at forms. Destinations: (800) 645 1234 are not just for the best or the greatest. They are winner," Stan Drobac, tennis No. 3. All three teams won London, Madrid, organizations that recognize the need for organized competition in New York State pirone | and provide the opportunity to channel coach, said. "We'll just have to their matches in two sets. Frankfurt, Bei (516) 746 2380 tho$e needs. The see what we can do this competition exists often between an athlete and himself and Grade, Budapest, more sports writers should weekend to keep it that way." or write, recognize that excellence is not always Vienna, Amsterdam MSU faces Ohio State and beating opponents but is in fact excelling. Doing one's best is excellence. Indiana on the road Friday and UAB OFFICE turomed. Lid. 2nd floor union Certainly, writers should be able to comment on sports events 353-9777 1-5 M-F and participants. But a writer must remember that her/his job is to report on athletic happenings and not to anticipate or create them. 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Just mail tins coupon original prints and other bibelot. Mill I HI M.IIH.MM. Varsity Inn i^\ _ to Hilton Hotels Fulfillment Dept., Suite 200, ■ 205 So. Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90212. 1227 E. Grand River Naff Somthing she'll remember 332-6517 HI §11% from the Zip Free Delivery on iss iluss o 119 Garden of Rarthly Delights Pizzas and Subs Folk Entertainment '0r First National Bafllj iXNIIIOn HOTELS; 226 ABBOTT ROAD 332 - 3661 Evenings Mon - Thurs of East Lansing "" j Mulligan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 9, 1974 1] 355-8255 SERVICE? We have it!! Check Classified [ Automotive ^ "YELLOW PAGE SERVICE DIRECTORY" FRANKLY SPEAKING...by Phil frank J a»pl |[ff| - | UprtMft hy, TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1964. Rebuilt engine, good WAITRESSES: NOONS, 10:45am- body, GIRL SUMMER $75. Own radials. $385. 393-2250 after room, 2 GIRLS needed 5 2:30pm. Monday - Saturday. Cedar Village, next year. Haslett FORD RANCHERO Squire campus. Phone 1971- p.m. 3-5-10 Neat experienced. JIM'S Arms, close. $81.00 332-4279. V-8, 4-speed, 16 mpg. Phone 353-2171. 5-5-9 TIFFANY PLACE. 372-4300. SP-5-5-15 393-2347, after 6 pm. 4-5-14 VEGA GT 1972. Excellent LARGE 2 bedroom. Carpeted, air, PHONE 355-8255 FREE CANOES FOR condition. New engine. 25 1 block, 154 bath. mpg Reduced I 347 Student Swvices Bidg. FORD 1969. Custom 351-1877. 3-5-9 STUDENT EMPLOYMENT TENANTS 4-door, good summer. 332-1946. 4-5-10 condition, $550. 351-5313 FOUR DAY WORK WEEK River's and Water's Edge 5-5-13 VEGA 1972 wagon. Excellent The United Educators Incorporated SUMMER Apartments •automotive - SUBLEASE, three (next to Cedar Village) condition. $1650. 655-2900 or has openings for people who have man apartment, close, Scooters & Cycles HORNET, 1973. Automatic, six 332-1391. 3-5-10 an automobile and convenient, furnished, $195. Now Leasing for enjoy meeting Parts & Service cylinder, radio, 23,000 miles. the public. We need people who 351-1915. SP-5-5-10 Summer Phone 482-4090. 5-5-9 VEGA HATCHBACK 1973 possess the ability to conduct 332 4432 Aviation bronze with white interior. $2 000 intelligent interviews by QUIET UNFURNISHED two SUMMER •EMPLOYMENT INTERNATIONAL SUBLET, one bedroom, SCOUT II 882-5592. 7-5-15 appointment. All fringe benefits, bedroom apartment, no furnished, air conditioning, •FOR RENT 1973. 2 wheel drive, 6 cylinder, hospitalization, major medical, life undergrads, no pets. $180. close, $350 / term. 351-8539. 4-speed, deluxe interior, 14,500 insurance, etc. For interview, Apartments miles. Perfect. $2300. 332 1775. VOLKSWAGEN WAGON, 1967 I 484-7368 between 10-12 am. Excellent condition, Okemos. SP-5-5-13 fair body, runs well. 349-0558, 332-3534. 5-5-10 Houiei $425 5-5-15 349-2209. 3-5-10 5-5-14 SUMMER SUBLEASE: two man Rooms JAGUAR XKE 1965. Chrome LPN, FULL time opening HEAT. LIGHT, and •FOR SALE wire VOLKSWAGEN, 1969 automatic - on the wheels. $1795. Phone 371-3582 tape, tan color. $900. Call 3-11:30 shift. Liberal fringe AIR CONDITIONING BILLS I Ammili 5-5-13 351-7881 after 7 pm or before 9 WHEN THE" SUN GOES COVUN benefits, evening and night 601 YOU DOWN? I Mobile Homes MERCURY MONTEREY, 1966 - am. 5-5-13 and the tide: goes oar differential, no every other weekends off and shift rotation, BOGUE SUBLET r •LOST & FOUND THE PEOPLE GATHER" Leave the end of the 4 door, good VOLKSWAGEN 1970 'RDUMD weekend bonus paid. Call Mrs. or grad womani for 3-women. transportation. - automatic, month utility hassles to I 'PERSONAL $175. Call 484-8789. 5-5-10 excellent mechanical condition. AMD THEY ALL BE6/N TP SHOUT..' L. Risk, RN, Director of us, 332-4425. 5-5-13 and enjoy the good life in •PEANUTS PERSONAL 393-6506. Evenings and Nursing, 349-1050, Ingham MALE MGB '70. Excellent ©COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-BOX 9411-BERKEL£Y CA 94709 the coming year! ROOMMATE, summer. throughout 32 weekends. 5-5-13 County Extended Care Facility, •REAL ESTATE Furnished, own bedroom $75 mpg. $2200. 373-7247 days. Okemos, Michigan. 4-5-10 I'RECREATION 3-5-10 VOLKSWAGEN SUPER Beetle BURCHAM WOODS plus utilities. SP-5-5-15 332-3147. [•SERVICE MG MIDGET 1971. Good condition $1,600. Call 351-8862 before 2pm. Call I Auto Service J:/: ; Auto Service / BABYSITTER WANTED: 12-6pm now. Or 8-12am and / or 1 Instruction 1972, mint 12-6pm starting June 14. My •Nicely Furnished NEED 1 girl Haslett Arms, fall condition, very low mileago, 372-7681 after 4pm. 5-5-13 home only. Phone through spring, $75.75 / month, Typing Service stereo FM, tapedeck, extras BODY REPAIR. FIND THESE 351-6216 353-2807. 3-5-13 Quality, reduced Quality names at after 6pm, 5-5-15 fall leases " •TRANSPORTATION 349-2375. 3-5-10 VOLKSWAGEN 1965. Radio, new rates to students. Also CHEQUERED FLAG: Koni, (Utilities Included) I 'WANTED MUSTANG 1967 - V-8, power starter, four new overhaul. 21,000 tires, recent miles on guaranteed rust proofing. VAN WORLD, 645-2123. OR-5-31 Bilstein, Stebro, Abarth, Ansa and Castro!. HOSTESS, BAR MAID, summer Efficiency $154 1 Bedroom $114 mo. SUMMER. LUXURY townhouse. Two bedroom near bus, $220. 2605 East employment in resort area. No mo. rebuilt engine. Runs well! $350. 2 Bedroom $234 steering, automatic, best offer! Kalamazoo Street. One mile mo 484-0562, 332-6677. 3-5-13 "RATES" 332-0342. 3-5-9 experience necessary, will train. }. 5-5-13 west of campus, 487-5055. Room and board plus excellent f C-8-5-10 2 WOMEN needed for Collingwood. wage. Call collect NOVA 1963 Motorcycles <&> ItlUSHIX 582-6162. THE GRANARY (616) Fall - spring. $65/month. convertible, needs some 1964 TRIUMPH TR-4 332-8030. 3-5-13 work, engine and RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE, ords NC ). DAY! s $150. Call 337-0255. 2-5-10 HONDAS 1970 CB450 - $725. I,WHIMS transmission, 2 165R Shell radial tires. Call 676-4736, after 5pm. Boyne City. 5-5-9 1 MALE to share 2 month. man $92.50 / Years lease, negotiable. ONE OR two females to share NOVA 1972 6 cylinder, stick. 1966 Superhawk 305 5-5-13 351-2681 evenings. 7-5-15 townhouse. $60 plus utilities for Best custom, MODELS FOR photography. Call 1 3 5 10 offer. Call after 4pm. 355-9771. unfinished $275. 351-7857. - between 10am and one, $75 total for two. Contact after 5p.m. SP-5-5-14 6pm. 4-5-10 GRADS 1 50 4.00 4.80 6.50 7.80 13.00 Employment §i 489-1215. OR-5-31 - MALE share apartment close, quiet, laundry. 349-3328 Brad Leeck 372-1910 e> No. 635. 2-5-10 1.80 15.60 OLDSMOBILE 1971 Delta 88 HONDA 1973 XL 250. Runs ' after 6pm or weekends. 5-5-13 - N 2.25 6.00 9.70 19.50 Automatic, power steering, perfectly, great buy, $600 SUMMER RENTALS 2.70 3.00 7.20 8.00 11.70 23.40 13.00 26.00 brakes, factory air. Green with matching vinyl top, 4-door. 332-0441, Patty. 3-5-10 COCKTAIL WAITRESS Experienced person. preferred. Apply in Ramada Inn, I-96 and ALASKA ACROSS FROM Cedar Street, 135 Kedzie Campus: 124 Drive, (FILLED FOR FALL) Weekdays after 6 MOTORCYCLE TUNE - UP 20% 2-man, bedroom furnished 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 p.m. one below dealer price, Pennsylvania. 5-5-10 Facts on pipeline, unions, 882 7949. 5-5-10 pick - up apartments, $170 and up. 2 PEOPLE available. 484-3500. contractors, jobs, living costs, D EADL INE 5-5-9 Available June and September. WAITRESSES WANTED part time more. State Licensed Aqency $150 MONTH ■ 1 P.M. one class OLDSMOBILE 1969. 442, 1974-75 $5 to: 129 Burcham, Summer leases. day convertible with all available HONDA 1969 305cc Super Hawk. or full time. Must have neat 3-4 PEOPLE Call 487-3216. Evenings 5-10pm ■before publication. appearance. For optional equipment. New tires, Excellent condition, dependable nights 882-2316 or 8-3pm, 351-2402. S180 MONTH exhaust, battery, air, shocks. $450. 372-6775. 5-5-9 DRUAR'S. 415 East Saginaw, AURORA 0-5-31 Peanuts Personal ads Best reasonable offer. 332-5349 Lansing. 489-2086. 5-5-10 cedar must be pre-paid. evenings. 5-5-15 HARLEV - SUPER Glide, 1973, TRANSPORTATION SURVEY EMPLOYMENT AGENCY GIRL NEEDED, non - smoker, VILLAGE chopper. Phone before 3pm summer and / or fall. Call PINTO 1971 AM/FM stereo new 482-3316. 5-5-9 351-8162. SP-5-5-15 Cancellations/Corrections U REPAIR AUTO SERVICE Good Year poly glass tires. 315 BOGUE ST. 351-5180 I-12 CENTER. 5311 South administer noon one class day Folding rear seat +. Best offer. BMW, YAMAHA, transportation SUMMER Furnished for 4 students TRIUMPH, Pennsylvania 2 blocks south of WORK STUDY students: part - survey. Need skills in dealing MILFORD STREET ■before publications. 393-1664. 2-5-9 RICKMAN, Your full service Jolly. Save big $$ time now, full time summer at Private, parking, close. - 126. Two on auto with public and in understanding dealer. Parts, custom accessories 351-9561. 10-5-13 man $185, three man $67 each ■ The State News will be ^PLYMOUTH FURY 1968. Moving competition equipment, service. repairs. We supply technical and organizing materials $2.50 / hour for typing, clerical at Lansing, office of PIRGIM, man. Two blocks from campus, must sell. Runs well! $475. Call SHEP'S MOTOR SPORTS, Training provided and Equal FEMALE TO share deluxe, furnished, air ■ responsible supply the labor. Phone 'flexible hours. Call Misty, furnished only for the 8-5, 353-9242, Marilyn. 3-5-10 INCORPORATED. 2460 North Opportunity Employer. $2.50 / apartment. Summer. Call after conditioned. Immediate 882-8742. Open 10am - 10pm 7 487-6001 between noon and ■first day's incorrect hour, contact Tri - County occupancy or fall and summer Cedar, Holt. Just south of I-96 4:30 pm. 5-5-14 5pm. 351-8966. 5-5-15 days. 5-5-13 Regional Planning Commission, rentals. 351-2647. 484-8494, PONTIAC | insertion. 4-door. CATALINA Excellent condition. 1970 overpass. C-5-5-10 Phone 694-6621 535 Clippert, Lansing, 48912. SUMMER 489-1656. 0-5-31 CAREER OPPORTUNITY SUBLEASE studio t due 7 days trom 351-2020. 2-5-10 Best offer over $1000. . . for qualified college grad to apartment. Furnished, near 337-0805. 5-5-15 YAMAHA 125 MX. Super Trick. TWO BEDROOM furnished mobile age 2 5. Salaried training capitol. Call 489-7161. MARRIED COUPLE for resident homes. $25 - $35 / week. Ten Competition or trail. Phone program while you learn our SP-5-5-15 353-4206. 3-5-10 manager of apartment building. work in finance and estate minutes to campus. Quiet and PONTIAC 1969, V-8, Catalina Close to campus. For more counseling. College program peaceful on a lake. 641-6601. 4-door hard top. High sponsored 1 OR 2 men for apartment. $45 per mileage information, call 372-3994 by National 0-5-31 mostly highway. Good TRIUMPH, 1971 - excellent Company. Call Mr. Bower at month. Pool, Capitol Villa motor. between 8:30-5:30. 5-5-15 condition, very low mileage. Call 484-8410 Will check on scope. Automatic Apartments. Call 351-6628 NEED 2 girls, summer, Jack, 351-4471. X-5-5-14 University [ Automotive transmission power and door locks, steering and brakes. 185cc ROGER & PAULS SEASONAL HELP wanted packing and filling school suply for NURSE, summer LPN camp or RN jobs June 12 exciting - SP-5-5-10 Terrace Apartments, rant negotiable. 351-0705. SP-5-5-13 Factory air and radio. $790. SUZUKI, new condition! August 17 (other duties CHEAP FOR SUMMER 1300 orders. Minimum wage. Apply X 1970. Collectors 349-1629. 5-5-14 miles, red / chrome. item, mint required). Call 646-6709 for furnished apartments MUST SUBLEASE summer! ■ condition! Asking $1950, 393-2215.3-5-13 MARATHON 1200 Keystone, Lansing. 3-5-13 interview. 3-5-13 Large, ■ 49,000 miles. 337-2529. 5-5-14 PORSCHE 914 6, 1971. Excellent 2 bedrooms - SI50 4-man, excellent location] ■ Where all RN, FULL time opening 3 bedrooms furnished, air, negotiable. shape, 30mpg, $4900. 393-7812, we on the 3 2 WOMEN exciting summer camp - S180 351-5965. 1-5-9 ■IICK 1957 specialize in is 11:30 shift. Liberal - 60,000 actual 484 3461.5-5-10 fringe jobs. June 12 - August 17. Across from Campus ■ miles. Second benefits, MNA contract, evening Imprint machine owner, interior (we train); 332-6246 ONE MAN needed for four I like new, KAWASAKI 1972 - 175 trail bike. and night differential, no shift man, $250, 371-2400. After SAAB W.S.I, required: Counseling; fall, Cedar Village. 355-5303 1970 station wagon 22+ Brand new! $600 - negotiable, located at the rotation, every other weekend ■ 6pm, 351-1632. 5-5-14 typing; driving; call for LARGE TWO party, furnished corner of jolly SP-5-5-10 mpg, many extras. $1,000. 655-3633. 5-5-13 off and weekend bonus paid. efficiencies. Air conditioned. & okemos rd . 676-6709. 3-5-13 332-3211.3-5-9 I JoRVETTE AM/FM radio. 327 1965 4 speed, 2 topi, 300 349- 3196 Call Mrs. L. Risk, RN, Director of Nursing, 349-1050, Ingham CAB DRIVERS wanted. Must have Close to campus. Summer, $140, GIRL FOR two person. - hp 6day a week towing Fall, $165. 484-0585. 30-5-20 Large, air I SI.600. 351-9579. 3-5-13 SEXY BODY - 1965 Chevrolet open 6 days County Extended Care Facility, excellent driving record. Apply, conditioning, summer. Cheao. Biscayne. 57,000 miles. (283), - 9 PM but sunday Okemos, Michigan. 4-5-10 VARSITY CAB, 122 Woodmere, 351-4408.5-5-10 PTLASS S 1971. CYCLE INSURANCE lowest Green, 350 V-8, automatic, great mileage. $400. - VW the side door. 5-5-15 I power rates on any sized cycle. Easy - GUARANTEED REPAIR. BASS AND Piano player for steering, automatic. Donna 337-1064. X3-5-9 ■ bucket payment plan. Call UNION RANDY'S MOBIL, Okemos established all style band. Must seats, 41,000 miles, GO GO DANCERS. Full or part ■ 349-4021. 2-5-10 UNDERWRITERS. 372-8120 or Road and 1-96 349-9620 read. Call TOYOTA Raykay 373-5200 time. No experience necessary. COROLLA 1971 - 2 485-4317. 20-5-16 C-5-31 (after 5, 482-65131.4-5-10 Call 10am - 6pm. 372-7086. ■&TSUN 1973 240-Z automatic. door, 4 speed. Excellent shape - 5-5-13 TWO BEDROOM, furnished, close. $1,475. 489-1933. 7-5-13 J an,as,ic car, must sell, $4300 "BARTENDER" Available ■ 355-5780. SP-5-5-14 i Auto Service ];/ PART-TIME position open for PART TIME! immediately. $145 / month. 337-0349 after 5 p.m. 817 NORTH Cedar. 3 room furnished apartments. Utilities TOYOTA MINI • Pickup 1973. flexible individual. Neat appearance 5-5-14 Put your spare time hours to work paid, garage. Adults only. JAT Spider 850, 1969. Call 15,000 miles with deluxe and reliable transportation a must. at Brittannica III. Develop skill and 485-3848. 3-5-9 §373-1899 between 9 5pm. insulated, panelled camper shell. Apply at the SEAHAWK earn Mr. TWO GIRLS, Fall - VOLVO money. Murphy, - spring. 337-1612. 5-6-15 RESTAURANT, Williamston. 351-1560. 5-5-13 Woodmere Apartments (behind SUBLEASE ONE bedroom SERVICE (3-5pm). 3-5-9 Americana). Quiet, river view. apartment for summer. Air. TRIUMPH CONVERTIBLE 1968. Lansing's only shop T 1971 For Rent 353-1284, 353-5686. SP-5-5-14 Close. $150. 332-1819. 5-5-13 850 35mpg. New specializing exclusively in Volvos - 4-speed. needs minor repair. ■ *wal. car must go. Call Engine perfect, 26 mpg. $750. Genuine Parts, too! 1655-3177, or TV-21247. 5-5-10 1820 Dell Kd. 882-9808 □□hob acanu Dansville, 1-623-6283. 3-5-13 IMPORTED CAR SERVICES hours flexible. 489-4145. 5-5-14 TV AND STEREO rentals. CROSSWORD aamnea hobo 1969 Rebuilt engine. $550. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1 $24/term. $9.95/month. Free PUZZLE □HHQQBB nana ■ Apartment 88, Burcham Woods. convertible AM/FM st MASON BODY SHOP - 812 East BABYSITTER FROM 2:30 pm same day delivery and service. □nnn rana mu Call NEJAC, 337-1300. C-5-31 31. French marshal 1351-1031, 2-5 pm. 5-5-14 $1,500,882-5592. 7-5-15 Kalamazoo Street since 1940. until 11:45 pm. Tuesday, ACROSS 33. Convex asn uaauunwfi! Complete auto painting and Wednesday, Thursday for well • □□a uuna MOBILE HOME 1972. 2 1. Lettuce molding collision service 485-0256. behaved child. Call 351-2359, - bedrooms, East Lansing. $135. 4. Compel 35. Accordingly anna aaa C-5-31 before 2:30 Price pm. □nHGJEaBH nam Ctopctagljam Doug, 337-1641.3-5-10 8. Possesses 36. Verve negotiable. 3-5-10 11. Guillemot 38. Anchorite sag nan aaag COMPACT 12. Fetid 40. Meadow barley gana gaanaas NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER •:.:Lnr~ GREAT.LAKES camp summer needs experienced instructors and crew. Send sailing $7.50 per month. TV's REFRIGERATORS, $19.50 per month. Black and - Color, 13. Anoint 14. Earlier 42. Alaskan 16. Retrospection 43. Thwart governor HHU3 annai i-j ansa [lassa white, $9.50 per month. AND FALL *3833?®"" resume and phone number to Sailmaster, 1857 Dennison, East MARSHALL MUSIC, 351-7830 C-1-5-9 18. Formal fight 20. Pile 46 Hundred-eyed giant 4. Dark red cherry 4620 South Hagadorn Rd. Lansing, Michigan. 3-5-10 21.Shoves 49. Sign of the 5. Indian madder (North of Ml. Hope) DESK CLERK needed Apartments 24. Bread spread 27. Land measure zodiac 50. Peacock blue 6. 7. Kipling hero Blissful abode | Luxury apartments completely furnished with distinctive transportation and be willing to must have 28. Docket 52 Medieval 1. Outdo 8. Bustle Spanish Mediterranean furniture and shag carpeting travel. Call 372-0567 or NEED TWO roommates for next 30. Branch of money 2. Pronoun 9. Melody throughout. 489-1215 between 12 - 6 pm. Cedar learning 53. Depressed 3. Slides 10. Evasive year. Village. Call T" 4 r- T~ ~ 15. Six per I E*ch OR-5-31 « 9 » inning unit has j WM'tioning, and heating. diswasher, garbage disposal, central air 332-8043. SP-5-5-13 " & 12. % 13 17. Chinese Communist I *3 parking spaces per unit. JOIN THE CLEW HERRIMAN N % IS 16 % If 19 Vacation 21. Girl's name I Heated pool and private balconies BANDWAGON TO 16 % 19 22. City on the % % 10 Two Bedroom Units start at: COLLINGWOOD APTS! VOLKSWAGEN-VOLVO INC. ii 2i % a ai %% is lb Oka 23. Reserve ♦air conditioned 57 2a % 3o 25. Formerly 26. Siouan •sr/ mo per man - Summer BIGGEST AUTO ♦dishwasher ♦shag carpeting & % % 3M 4* 29. Genteel 32 Achillea WV mo per man - Fad SHOW in ♦unlimited parking 36 % 37 5a % 34. Khayyam >64"/ mo per man Special 12 mo. rate town . . . everyday ♦Plush furniture ♦Model Open Daily HO % Hi 37. Never in Germany % v/A V/, • in the Want Adi. call 351-8282 *3 «w M5 %w H7 76 39. Cast metal 41. Discern Call 351-7166 Check now ! % 43. Whole Jll State Management managed by Co., to. 355-8255 (behind Zody's on the river!) - M9 ii 'i *0 SI d 52 55 44. Old car 45. Greek letter 47. Samovar 48. Held a session 51 Alternative 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 9|9 J® ]» r: Houses Rooms Rooms For Sate ^ For Sab |<^| [ for sale SPACIOUS, ONE bedroom, MAN NEEDED next year. Eden NOW AND/OR summer. Attractive ROOMS FOR summer and fall. 2 ROOM" suite for i man. Near ELECTROLUX TANK sweeper, MATCHING COUCH and chair in SCOTT 60 room for girl. Private sundeck! Cooking, parking, laundry, TV campus, private bath, parking. Deluxe model, like new. $25. good condition, $65. 351-0357 wat, tun,r _ I furnished, $150 monthly for fummer. Cell 351-4949. SP-5-5-9 Roc, next to campus. 332-0776. SP-5-5-14 Share house, close. $88/month. room. Vary close to campus. cooking. 482 8932. 4 5-10 393-1510. C-3-5-9 5-5-14 G»"»rd Veakers turntable t-Vj ■ I 351-5706, after 6 p.m. 3-5-9 Phone 332-5722 Monday - Friday. 9:30 -11 am. 0-5-31 SCUBA I LADY'S wetsuit. rocket NEED GIRL - summer, own room, FEMALE GRAD student needs 1 furnished. $95/month. or 2 roommate* to share 3 man, WANTED TO rent by visiting fins, men's boots, other 2 bedroom apartment, summer professor, wife, and small child. GIRLNEEDEDown room in house equipment alsol 646-0283. 332-0344. SP-5-5-9 Furnished house, 3 bedrooms Harrison - Grand area, cheap, 5-5*14 SUMMER, NEED female for 4-person apartment, Grove only. Call 351-0035. 5-5-14 LCC AREA - Sublet ,1 bedroom, preferred, first 5 weeks summer term. Call 353-0637. 5-5-10 nice. Call 337-7191. SP-5-5-14 ROOMS FOR FEMALE OWN No lease, room good with bath. people. CANNON ZOOM. Used for pictures of little old lady, also Volvo TA'l0^r:> summer. $70 / $80 Street, $47.50. 355-1956, fully furnished, after May 22nd. SUBLET 3 Bedroom Duplex for per month. Call Sharon. 484-0562. 3-5-13 544. '61.351-6256. 5-5-14 355-1995. 3-5-10 Option to lease. Safe and secure! summer. 562 Stoddard. Nice 337-0090 after 5pm. 5-3-10 $175 I month. 332-3135. 5-5-14 place, 351-2243.5-5-14 PRIVATE ROOMS Men only. 500 SOPHOMORES, UNIVERSITY POUND STEEL "Star of APARTMENTS FOR summer - 3 ONE MALE or female for 5 person Clean, carpeted, free parking, David," best offer - good scrap afternoons 541^6*' °p,n approved. 2 girls next year, Campus View. 355-8703. 5-5-14 and 4 person, cheap, close to campus. Call 332-5048 and ask HOUSE FOR summer, 5-6 people. Close to campus. Furnished. house. fall. Now $60/month - summer option plus utilities. close to campus. From $68. Utilities included. Available now velocipede metal. 5-5-9 371-3002 after 5pm. River end is DOWNSTAIRS near vVBS £ 355-0395 355-0453. for Bob or Steve. 3-5-10 $70 5-5-14 . or 349-2818. 4-5-10 and June 15. 351 0473. 5-8 pm. 5-5-10 Call Sue, Meddler. -, REFRIGERATOR ADMIRAL COMPLETE watt pa West Fillmore MODERN, CARPETED a^^^^ron^Jjve^jownstair; Auto defrost. Works well, $30. amnrt 1 NEED SUMMER, 1-3 men to split NEEDED, GIRL, semi - private Close. Individual heat controls. rooms. SINGLE ROOMS summer, kitchen SPEEDQUEEN PORTABLE 351-9039. 3-5-9 West Sextet mixer JT* NICE bedroom, UNFURNISHED 2 Grad student $160 equally in 2 bedroom apartment. Pool, air, furnished. room, close, $58, summer only. Reduced summer. 332-1946. privileges, close / campus, washer. Excellent condition. horn boxes, two each with two TBI J** Carol, 351-3687. 5-5-14 4-5-10 unlimited parking, $140. SUNN 'SENTURA' guitar preferred. 489-7093 after 5:15. 351-3275. 3-5-10 332-5035. SP-5-5-10 Great for apartment living. $85. 349-2899, after 6 3-5-13 amplifier, excellent sound; 200 One Sh,,,, J 5-5-14 229 DIVIISON Street. 2 blocks MEN OR Women summer single p.m. rms; $400. 332-5476. 3-5-10 microphone all "'sph,fiI befo^g^l - - cords. 484-2867 MARIGOLD APARTMENTS TWO BEDROOM, 2-man from Berkey. Own room for room^ with kitchen privileges For Sale SHURE VOCALMASTE R head anc or 484-6344, „„r Twyck ingham. $65/man. summer, option for fall. Full use and parking. 1 block from two sound columns, six DIAMOND RING Lady's - .25 'JUST A FEW LEFT' Sx^l Summer. Call after 6pm, of house, small garden. Very campus. $120 for full summer. channels, EV mikes and stands, karat set in 18 karat white gold CHEVY "■ 337-7727. 5-5-14 SUMMER RATE $140 good people, no hassles. $76, 351-0909 evenings. 4-5-10 all like new, best offer ovei setting. Contact Bruce .but will negotiate. Call Lou after GUNS, RIFLES, and handguns of $575. 337-7831 after 351 7446, 7-5-16 excellent condition) t-nT? I all kinds. Buy, trade and sell 6pm 6 P.m. 489 911 Marigold, East Lansing. 6 p.m. 337-2638. 3-5-10 ONE GIRL - near campus. 7647. 3-5-10 SUBLEASE SUMMER - 4 man, 5-5-10 Large 1 bedroom, furnt ' J BE"ST year round prices in River's Edge. Price negotiable. Parking, cooking, privileges. Call 351-0694. SP-5-5-14 apartment. Carpetipg, SUMMER SHARE furnished house 482 8932. 4-5-10 Southern Michigan. BOB'S GUN GOLD CLUBS, Haig ultra, used. MASSIVE ANTIQUE Maho^l TWO - SUMMER sublease, June - with two 337-7133. 5-5-9 men. Own room. MAN NEEDED own room near SHOP. 2412 South Cedar. Call 371-2244. OR-5-31 2-9 irons, wedge, best offer, 332-5667. 5-5-15 BANKRUPT campus. 2012 East Kalamazoo. September. Air, pool, close / HASLETT LUMBER THREE PERSONS NEEDED for 482 7143. 5-5-13 campus. $165 / month. TWO GIRLS needed next year, CATAMARAN SAILBOAT. Men's pants and dress slacks, house. Own room. Close. $75. 400 353-6089. 3-5-13 Eden Roc apartments. Phone 332-6448. SP-5-5-14 ROOM FOR male student, across COMPANY Catayak 55 square' sail, 1 yeai new to choose from. Brand stuck, all sizes. Regular "I 332-6242. 3-5-13 old. $300, negotiable. 655-1303. from Union. 21154 Grand River, Your Neighborhood $16, only $4/pair each, just ONE AND two bedroom FURNISHED FIVE Man, East upstairs. $48 per month. 5-5-9 Lumber Yard to move them. No dealers. GENERAL ELECTRIC 10: co^I apartments near campus. Nine Lansing home. 12 month lease CANOE 15 foot aluminum. 627 - 7766. TV. Used approximately A APARTMENTS •Close to Campus month or 1 year lease. Furnished with stove, refrigerator, beginning September 15. Call Bob, 351-0309. C-3-5-13 • SUMMER AND furnished single and double Fall. Women's Shelving Boards - plywood Excellent conditon. Call after 5pm. 394-1067. 3-5-13 C.ITOH NEW men's 10 speed hours. SP-5-5-10 $ 165. 371 337?23 II •Air Conditioned rooms in Christian Center. 131 Cement Blocks II Appliances dishwasher, air conditioning and carpeting only. Utilities included PERSON NEEDED for house. Own Bogue (across from Abbott Brackets SLEEPING BAG, semi bicycle excellent condition. $100. 882 0407. 2-5-9 SCUBA GEAR tdnk ^I including di room, close. $85. 351 2108. Hall). Kitchen privileges, laundry Southland paints - mummy, backpack, complete I •Luxurious Furnishings except electricity. Call 372-3994 rated below freezing, 80", $25 (small) $125 355-8946 •Shag Carpeting between 8:30 - 5:30. 5-5-15 3-5-13 utilities, except phone paid. 3510116. 3-5 13 SUPER 8: NIZO, S560 and 5.^ I •On-Site Management 351-4950 summer rates: Singles "PITTSBURG PAINT •Private Balconies 2 NEEDED to sublease house. $60/month. COLOR TV - Eumig S712D projector, $500 as seen in the EAST LANSING. 2 bedroom, Doubles, ON SALE 20% OFF" Magnavox, 25" •SWIMMING POOL Summer, own room, close. both, on warranty. 337-9304. $45/month. Fall rates - singles, French provincial cabinet. state news Now duplex, carpeted, furnished. 332-1852. 3-5-13 Stain and Varnish X-SP 5-5-14 Leasing Available June 15. Phone $80/month, doubles $45/month. Reject doors ($3 & up) Excellent conditon, guaranteed. books on raising 7-5-13 $150. 489-1982. 5-5-15 Summer and Fall 351-5964. 3-5-13 TWO BEDROOM basement Water bed frames HEATH AR-15 Stereo receiver WORMS apartment. One block from SINGLES, MALE, walk to campus, $210. Excellent condition after Summer- $150 i-3 persons GRADUATE STUDENT desires campus. Available fall. 3398236 TURNTABLE GARRARD. 4pm. 484-8607. X-3-5-10 WORM KITS for fall. cooking. 334 Evergreen. SL95B. Walnut base, Shure Fall $73 3 occupants roommate Bob, 394-2646. X-5-5-15 489-1893. 5-5-9 BACH STRADIVARIUS cornet ML VI511. 351-3953 after 6pm. Write; 339-2509, after 11 pm. 2-5-10 bore, excellent / MID-MICHIGAN'S largest selection Mel Reynolds Discount for 12 mo. Lease case 3-5-13 FOUR BEDROOM house ir mouthpiece. $220. 355-3548. of secondhand quality 28652 Cunningham 351-7212 Lansing. Available immediately. 5-5-15 SAVE ON Old Town Canoes and merchandise. Stereo equipment, Warren, Michigan 48092 Phone 332-5722 9:30-11am antique and modern cameras, 731 Burcham Drive SPEAKERS - ULTRA Linear 150. Kayaks, and guns and shooting 0-5-31 ONE WONDERFUL TV sets, auto stereo systems, Models open 1-6, Mon. - Sat. room Other times NEED TWO females for 4 female $70. Six months old. $220 new, now supplies by ordering early from tapes, albums, guitar and musical PANASONIC: COMPLETE AU;FI|I by appointment MSU. summer. month, twe $130. 332-5952. 3-5-13 catalog. LLOYD MATTSON, stereo system, $90 or best off*. I house near Big yard, SUMMER HOUSE; close, couple / blocks from accessories. Rifles, shotguns and campus. Cal 801 East Grand River, 355-8823 5-5-13 WEST SIDE area. Large 3 bedroom. ample parking, bus. $75. small family. $250, plus utilities. camping equipment, scuba grear, 694-1514. 5-5-15 332-6748, Dick. 5-5-13 1973 MOTORBECANE Grand Williamston, 655-2000. 0-1-5-9 Will rent to students / summer. References. 351-5004 after jevwlry, MUCH MORE. We buy Jubilee, 10-speed. Phone $220 utilities included + deposit. 5:30pm. 3-5-13 SUMMER ROOMS near 489-2889. 3-5-10 and trade. See us first* - NEED ONE man fall, own rc campus, GIRL'S 1973 3-speed. $40. Sell 484-5991.3-5-9 compare our prices. WILCOX close, $85/month. 332-51 cooking, parking. Phone immediately 351-2193 after SUBLEASE SUMMER. Ann Street. SECONDHAND STORE. 509 332-5722 between 9:30-11am MUST SELL Raleigh 23" single 3.30. 3-5-13 SUMMER SUBLEASE. One 3-5-13 4 person - duplex. Partly East Michigan Avenue, Lansing. OR-5-31 speed. Good condition, $35. bedroom, close, air, furnished, furnished. 332-1456. 3-5-10 485-4391. C-5-31 353-3461. 3-5-10 FIRST QUALITY $ 1 5 0/mon th 351-4524. SUBLET DUPLEX, summer, materials and LLOYD'S 35 watt stereo 8tradr.■ SUMMER, CLEAN, furnished, , reduced 4 bedrooms, workmanship. OPTICAL SP-5-5-13 option - rates, fall. 351-0310. 5-5-15 THREE BEDROOMS in house, 2 blocks campus, $70 / month, close, kitchen, living room to ATALA 10 speed, yellow, $75. Call DISCOUNT, 2615 East GARAGE SALE - Woodcraft, Okemos. (Indian Moving! 4709 speakers. headphones, BSR 16 change] tapes, r share. available May 19. Mike after 4:30pm. 349-1856. GIRL NEEDED next fall. Rivers 332-2225. 3-5-10 Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. Hills.) Thursday, Friday. May cabinet1 $200 Ed Ann! 351-8154. h ' '4 3-5-9 Edge apartments, $82.50 Call SUMMER: WOMAN/own room in C-8-5-10 484-8281 5-5 10 10,11. 3-5-10 332-1459. SP-5-5-13 house. Close, $55/month. ROOMMATE NEEDED - $50 / 351-2477. 5-5-15 month plus utilities, own room. - 711 EAST APARTMENTS Call 484-6221 after 9 30 pm. Hie Slate News Yellow Page 711 Burcham Road. Large ] HOUSE FOR rent. 12 month lease, 5-5-14 bedroom furnished apartment. available in September. 8 Suitable for 2 or 3 persons. Business Service students, close to campus. GOOD PEOPLE, share country Directory Carpeting, air conditioning, 332-1918. 1-5-9 home - now through September heat included. Renting for summer and fall. For - $45 month, five miles to LUXURY FURNISHED efficiency campus. 349-1746. 2-5-9 appointment: 351-0726 337-7328 apartments, air conditioned, WORKING MALE roommate(s): student needs next to campus, quiet. Summer or fall. 351-1258. 10-5-10 SUBLEASE FOR person house. summer - Two bedrooms, nice 4 ★ SAVE TIME ★SAVE MONEY Fall, Haslett close, $260. Call 337-0222. Arms, $73.75/month. Summer, Cedar Greens, $65/month. 332-6473. SP-5-5-10 Houses tfcj 3-5-10 Dependable firms and individuals ready and eager to serve you DUPLEX - LUXURY unit, 2 M.A.C. HOUSE to sublet, need 4 bedrooms, basement, garage, BEAT THIS for Sublease across from summer. campus. Two people, cheap, call 353-1533. central air. 393-8465. 5-5-14 For Sale Printing SP-5-5-10 bedrooms. Large furnished NEAR LAINGSBURG 15 miles - INDIAN HILLS rooms. Air. $260. 332-2486, LARGE GROUPS for duplex and northeast. Large 4 bedroom RX BUD'S l 1 yen to your DORM, FRAT, I FOUR BEDROOM house. East side LATE MODEL _3S1-491915-6-1 ° *Tobaccos or SORORITY Will ' Lansing, furnished. $50/month. (Walpeen Agency) MOTORS AND SUNNY, FURNISHED, one SUMMER NICE house near 3 women. Call Sally, 337-7713 Block One M.A.C. letter, on your T-Shirts bedroom apartment. One block Dooley's 6 bedroom $350 PARTS A SPECIALITY 332 4269 or Ours Tuesday and Thursdays. SP5-5-14 694-2154 from Sparrow, pets allowed. All month. 355-1935, 355-1936. 1105 E. Grand River SP-5-5-13 Halfway between Holt L utilities included. $100 I month. TWO GIRLS wanted sublet to 332 - 6171 Mason on N. Cedar Call 675-7449 482-4258 after 5pm. 3-5-10 summer, own rooms, close. SUMMER SUBLEASE, 5 house. Two blocks from campus. man 351-2095. SP-5-5-13 Arts & Crafts BARBERSHOP \mk) Service SUBLET SUMMER 2-man large / 353-0198. SP>5-5-13 HORSTMYER'S close / air / reasonable. Call NEEO MELLOW third person. July WASHDAY board exam 332-5829. 3-5-20 1. Own room, on 80 acres. East • SUGAR HOUSE MEET YOUR SUMMER SUBLET - 6 bedrooms, Leslie. $70/month. 1-589-8701 The Most tutoring FRIENDS AT SAVINGS SUBLET from SUMMER campus, - one 5 blocks bedroom, 2 baths, furnished, parking. Phone 332-1778. 5-5-13 before SP 5-5-13 2:30pm / weekends. THE MARSH Important for Your Hair Is Thing I Bee Supplies Raw Honey 25* Per Load stanley H. KAPLAN j 1 QUAINT SHOP Tutoring Courses unfurnished, air conditioned, An Excellent now being formed foi dishwasher, negotiate $170. GIRLS FALL Summer. Near MALE NEEDED to share 4 •Needlepoint and Accessories Maple Syrup •LSAT WENDROW'S - bedroom house at 511 Regent ♦Knitting Varn 'Antiques Cut! 332-0314. 3-5-10 campus. Furnished, own room. •MCAT Street. Own bedroom $67.50 / •Blng and Grondahl Parking. 332-8903. 3-5-10 8-5:30 Mon.-Fri. By DUPLEXES. SUMMER and Fall. 3 month. 371-1743. 5-5-9 Christmas Plates * Royal Copenhagen Come to 5236 Curtice Michigan One mile south of Rd, Mason, ECONOWASH bedroom. Completely furnished. Christmas Plates Columbia on Onondaga. Turn toft FURNISHED ROOM, all house on CURTICE RO. 10 a.m. - 5 39. 23-5-31 privileges, spacious, near HOUSES, CLOSE. June - summer •Bing and Grondahl Monday Special Texas Mother's Day Plates - Saturday or campus, $61.00. 489 9664. $65, fall $80. 332-5622 only 10743 Petrleville Highway UNION Washer 50c OFF MICHIGAN Avenue - near X-5-5-14 5-7. 5-5-9 Eaton Rapids BUILDING S.H. KAPLAN bus line, one bedroom. Newly 11 a.m. 6:30 p.m. (Mon. • Sat.) carpeted and decorated. Couple . m mi • BARBER SHOP WORLD WIDK IMPORTS EDUCATIONAL COURSESJ preferred, deposit and references. 627-9387 after 4 pm. DILLEY'S CERAMICS Counseling 'Jewelry 'Dashikis SHOE STORE 5-5-13 HURRY! PROBLEM PREGNANCY? 'Evening & Wedding Gowns CO-OPTICAL Only a few apartments left 372 -1560 24 Hours *lx>ng Gowns GET IN ON THE DEALS A T THOMPSONS FRANDOR JEWELERS' for fall. In prime locations Duncan & 'Greenware *Ceramic Supplies IVtayoo Pants MARITAL PROBLEMS? With Hoods 'Hugs A Bedspreads 'Bamboo Screens 485 2912 SERVICES (East Lansing's Only Cooperative Optical) Or. Richard rm and at special discount prices NEED TO TALK? Hearn, Optometrist Spring Ring Sale *Clastes - 7-11 p.m. Ham ■ 7pm (mon. - Sat.) • EYES EXAMINED One whole showcase terminating May 15. (Wed. & Thurs. Nights) CATHOLIC KIMANJARO GIFT SHOP • GLASSES Infants and • Children's SHUfc Widths B KEE of • Orthopedic Shoes Gold Rings at one price Special Summer Raw* 6325 Quail (Lake Haslett Lansing) SOCIAL SERVICES • CONTACT LENS • Tap and Ballet $25, less than the cost of 1 Bedroom from GOLF • P.F. Flyers - $145 339-8524 CAN HELP 1331 E. Grand River • Cowboy Boots a mounting. Stone-set rings: 2 Bedroom from $160 pearls, Linde SILVER BARN 372 - 4020 6WUWW Brookflald Pla*a • House Slippy" Stars, 351 5330 birthstones, baby diamonds, For showing, please contact Resident CERAMICS Good for 1 ——-Cllp'n* Save- signet and love rings, and a Manager at building listed below. Over 1,000 FREE RIDE large selection of wedding Pieces of ACCESS CENTER BUTLER'S KIDDIELANC DR. D.M.DEAN rings and mountings - ALL Greenware •ABORTION at only $25.00 Batch wood 11)0 B««ch St. North Point. 1240 Hadett Rd. 1I1-I1II 112-M7I •CONTRACEPTION OPTOMETRIST 14K Gold Jewelry and all Delta Arms 215 Delta St. University Terrace 424 Michigan Good for 1 FREE •COUNSELING other rings 20% OFF. 1IMIM 117-4 M4 GAME With 1 Paid Everjreen Arms 341 Evergreen St. Univerdty V!Ma«e IIS Abbot Rd. •EDUCATION 8am 8pm (Mon. A Thurs.) THOMPSONS' FRANDOR 311-4111 IS 1-2011 - •STERILIZATION Admission VISION CARE 5 Haslett Arms 135 Coll In,wood St. Inn America 27M E. Or. River 8am 4:30 pm Services CONTACTLENS PROFESSIONAL JEWELERS 1S1-ISS0 117-1121 (Dies., Wed., d Fri.) TERRACE GOLF repair Closed On Saturdays OPtN DAILY SERVICES 3220 Mall Court, Open Monday Frandor' 600 Eait Clark Rd. FRANDOR SHOPPING • Three full - time profess|0"1 - Friday, 9:30 til 9 CINTIH trained technic-" Saturday 9:30 til e 3» 1-4084 or m-oup 210 Abbott Rd. Phone 332-1385 tor Custom Work Holstead Management 332 6663 . Loanerarr,p!»l«'S"",l,t" I Nobody beats our prices on Quality jewelry 351-7910 CLIP SAVE T5TW 541 GRAND RlvE!L'ljHi® UNDER ■Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 9, 197413 For Sale ^ Animals V [ Lost & Found WHAT'S w WANT A wolf? Why not settle for t0NY 6 string, ste l guitar, ellent condition. $60, or best an AKC beautiful Tervuren EUROPE SUMMER Flights. From Leave message - puppy. They'll $259. Advanced er love your booking only, .9604, 355 9500. 5-5-9 children and guard your house. youth fares, rail passes. Show and working dogs Guaranteed scheduled airlines. FOUND: FRIDAY, Wire rimmed J IF IE R 125 watts in good 349-1460. X-2-6-13 TRAVEL BY HARRINGTON, glasses / black Idition. Call Willy 882-8710. n«ar case. University Village. Marigold 351-8800. 0-27-5-31 REGISTERED 3/4 ARAB Announcements |50.5 5 9 yearling 353-4035. C-3-5-9 for It's What's Married Housing Activities: All colt. Excellent lines. Best offer Happening piilliamstown Exchange 353-1935. 5 5-14 CROSSROADS State must be received in the News office, 341 Student women are fun from 7 to 9:30 invited to fitness and COLLIE (MALE) lost Services Bldg., by 1 tonight at Re - Sale Shop. Antiques, in East CYCLE two class p.m. at least Spartan Village School. Don't mes Old Thin«s, Furniture FREE KITTENS. 7 weeks Lansing. No tags. Reward. days before publication. forget adult open recreation from 7 old, box 351-9195. 1 5-9 210 ABBOTT RD No announcements pairing, call about our trained. Call 337-2618, after 4 . accepted by to 10 p.m. Fridays at Red Cedar phone. mlgnment Plan. 4-5-10 \ EAST LANSING and Spartan Village Schools. 11 . S Tues. thru Sat. LOST MEN'S precision wristwatch Anyone wanting to join us for •IS Makes All announcements IE Grand River, Willi — printed in horseback riding May 1 or ■.17 655- 1534 Mobile Homes » near Alle - Ey. Reward. ^ from around the world "It's What's Happening" are read please call Rich Hoehlein, 1115K canoeing 355-5705 Dale. SP 5-5-13 daily on WMSN (640 IdrEDS of paper backs (I 'adult bicycles AM) campus University Village. ft *10 - speeds iction, gothics, detective LOST MAY 2: Stainless steel I 'free repair classes The Russiam and East Women European ■venture, six for one dollar. Bulova watch. Please return. Against Rape is Studies Program will show the third 6. 3-5-9 351-9028. 5-5-10 %[ 332-4081 M - w, Frl., Sat., collective action to end community. Join with us at 7 rape in our film in its East European Film II' 9:30 Festival at 7:30 p.m. Friday and at - 5:30 tonight at the Women's Center. All 2 p.m. Saturday in B102 Wells Hall. Personal Thurs., 9:30 [EARS collection of old dishes 9:00 / women are urged to attend. • lored cut and depression glass. Sun.. 12 5 This Czech film, "The • Shop on Main Street", is in black and white 9-8996. 3-5-9 Forums on evolution and CAMPING, HIKING seminar creation with English subtitles. FREE with Asher and Moore. ... A lesson in complexion Raupp's is offering a family tent pON B25 12 string guitar. care. Call camping and backpacking client Open discussion follows at 7 Excellent condition. $150. 484-4519 East Antiwar stands tonight in 336 Case Hall and at 7 651-5039. 5-5-14 Michigan or 485-7197 Lansing to introduce new and almost (1-5839. 3-5-9 p.m. Thursday in west lower lounge The 8th Annual MSU Mall. MERLE NORMAN new campers to the fun of McDonel Hall. Open living Karate Tournament is Saturday in COSMETIC STUDIOS. 0-3-5-9 in the great llQUES & UNIQUES. Buy and beginning May 15. outdoors. Classes For The Council on the sports arena of the Men's 220 Albert Street, under more Adoptable Intramural Bldg. Eliminations are at fish, 675-7451. 5-5-14 ALL-SINGLES bridge party. information call • Children invites all interested prepared by city ms. C-5-31 RAUPP'S noon. Finals at 7 p.m. Top black persons to meeting at 8 7:30pm Friday May 10 at the CAMPFITTERS. 484-9401. a p.m. belt fighters in the Midwest. MARLETTE 1972 terrific Canterbury House 4590 Seaway 5-5-14 Demonstrations of board breaking, King MACHINE Clearance bedroom - buy! 3 Presbyterian Church, 1315 Abbott Kendo and self Brand new portables with expando and Lansing. Please call 393-3468 or Road. Jane Shapley, president of - defense. tipout. Super sharp. Take 484-4939 or 485-8607. 4-5-10 EUROPE SPECIAL rates for Kg 95 $5 per month. Large over the local chapter, will give a slide councilmembers balance. students & teachers! Debbie The Every woman's Center will n of reconditioned used 625-7157.3-5-10 presentation. For further hold Pierce 332-1156 information please call Joyce Laing. a communication skills Singers, Whites, 5-10pm. les. MONTY'S BAR SP-5-5-9 workshop from 1 to 2:30 today at tchis New Homes and "many h1ee Movie: "A Thief in the 1118 S. Harrison Road. Child care $19.95 to $39.95. will be provided. AND RESTAURANT I Service Night" - enjoy this speculative By LINDA SANDEL llSTRIBUTING s . EDWARDS COMPANY. ^ projection of the days preceding the return of The Women's Center and the State News Staff Writer BUDDY 8'x30' carpeted, Shrimp and Fish Christ at 6 p.m. Every woman's Center will hold a Three East Lansing city councilmembers ll 15 North Washington. Pitcher Night (M-W-S) Sunday in Grace Bretheren Church, joint meeting to discuss the appear to be going completely furnished, shed, HORSES, WEDDINGS, Portraits. futjire out of their way to fe-6448. 0-3-5-9 skirting, V, mile campus. $1300. 3904 W. Willow St. of the two centers at 8:30 tonight appease people who were upset when the 337-0681. 5-5-10 (Very Special Sunday) Passport, Application photos. at the Women's Center, S47'/i E. council voted to rescind the city's antiwar purchasing policy. XNSON FURNITURE Luncheon special - $1.50 Compare. LUKE Anyone interested in helping to orgmize a hang glding club, meet at 7 Grand River Avenue. All women Councilmember Mary Sharp, who voted to ax the policy that PHOTOGRAPHY, 351-6690. |o MP A N V, SPRING MARLETTE 1965. 10' x 50'. C-5-31 tonight in 205C Wells Hall. are urged to attend. gave bidding preference to contractors having the least U.S. ■LEARANCE ON floor samples, Excellent condition, walk to Pool Table Information on materials and Defense Dept. involvement, presented the council with a French wine tasting sponsored Kcontinued sytles and fabrics. construction plus flights and resolution Tuesday night ne items slightly damaged but campus, $2800. 332-4310. Pin Ball Machines outings. group by the Lansing chapter of Les Amis reaffirming the city's antiwar stand SP-5-5-10 du Vin. Expert speaker, cheese and without the bidding boycott clout. „ are reduced in price for big 2359 E. Gd. bread, 8 p.m. May 17 at The Sea Sharp asked, however, that no action on the resolution be lyings. Furniture ideally suited 1969 AMHERST 12'x50', carpeted, River, Okemos Students, faculty and staff are invited to a weekly Bible Hawk on U. S. 16, eight miles east taken since both councilmembers John lr your cottage, rec room, or air conditioned, 1 study of MSU. Make reservations by Polomsky and Thelma Mntal property. Chairs, sofas, bedroom, call INTERESTED IN No-Frills Low from noon to I p.m. today in 130 Monday. Call Lyle L. Brown. Evans, who also vetoed the defense policy, are ready to introduce 485-2482. SP-5-5-10 Catering to MSU for Natural Resources Bldg. The Kd dinette chairs, odd dining Cost Jet Travel to Europe, The Weddings, Parties, & Banquets topic resolutions of their own. will be Baptism in the Holy Spirit. bles and buffets, also Middle East, The Far East, There will be an SDS meeting at "Let's wait and hit them all at once," some CARPETED, AIR 349-9500 8:30 tonight in 39 Union. Everyone Sharp said. riding. One mixed - match set conditioned, Africa, or Practically Anywhere? Polomsky said that he penned his amendment because he fully furnished, near Society for Creative welcome. King sized bedding at MSU, EDUCATIONAL FLIGHTS can Anachronism: Impress the new wanted the council to handle the antiwar stand B49 50. 15 MONTHS WITH beautiful $16,000. 351-8618. help you find the least expensive king! Learn the processional parane to handle it at all. correctly if it had SP-5-5-13 MSU Packaging Society will meet ■0 INTEREST OR CARRYING way for getting where you want for the coronation! Renaissance at 7:30 tonight in 106 International "What the hell," Polomsky said. "Let's ■ HARGES. JOHNSON go. Phone us Toll Free a dance class at 8:30 tonight in Parlor Center. get sensible about this Election of awards and CASTLE 1968 12' x 52'. Close - A Union. thing and not beat around the bush." IjRNlTURE COMPANY, 1121 (800) 223-5569. 25-5-17 Support your local baron! nominations for next year's officers Tiuth Washington Avenue, to campus excellent condition. J80M :22X5569. 25^ _ MM* W Baronial pavilion volunteers meet at 1 will be conducted. Guest speaker Polomsky's amendment criticizes the defense involvement 351-3389, after 5 p.m. 5-5-13 p.m. Wednesday afternoons at throughout the world and challenges the United States to restrict Lnsing. 482-0771.5-5-13 |I Arrccc ACCESS pcmtcdCENTER I | House Grim or contact Fern. will be H. Knopf from Sherwin - Williams. itself only to the "most immediate defensive needs of the pCAL BOOKS old to current RITZCRAFT 1969, 12' x 50', I f F°R Human Reproduction Health , GUITAR LESSONS Simple folk The MSU Horticulture Club will nation," whereas Sharp's policy specifically limits itself to ) three dollars each. excellent conditon, includes | - be selling daffodils from 10 a.m. to MSU Science Fiction Society will involvement in Vietnam and Cambodia. washer / dryer, air conditioner, • offers to jazz improvisation and theory meet at 6:30 p.m. Friday in 34 ■39-8996. 3-5-9 I Abortion - Contraception services I by experienced teacher. Ron, 3 p.m. today and Friday in the "I'm not a warmonger or a hawk," shed, appliances. South Waverly Horticulture Building. Union to discuss the candidates for Polomsky said. "I believe in 1226 East Michigan 351-0474. 5-5-13 the title of the wierdest science a good, strong defense system and diplomacy, but I think our ■ROPLANE Park. 372-4425. 1-5-9 - 9 Foot / 6 | Lansing 485 - 3271 I government has to be more careful about how it administers its Kches. with Evinrude outboard, private guitar instruction. The MSU Immunization Clinic hone 355-6847. 3-5-9 SKYLINE, 1967 52' x 10' with will meet from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. You're invited to policy." .ACCIDENT, PARTY involved Folk, rock, classical, all styles. attend the tipout. Furnished. Must sell! $3 Saturday at the Church of God in movie "Who is Guru Maharaj Ji? Sharp was not available for comment Wednesday, and Evans Thursday April 25th, 11am. per lesson. Inquire at Christ, corner of Logan and St. said she would release her statements as soon JniTURE ANTIQUES and $2700. 626-2181.5-5-9 with green car and Rambler at marshall mfusic, 351-7830. Joseph streets. The following free showing at 7:30 tonight at 606 S. Walnut St., Lansing. Sponsored as she finished ; dishes. Dining room rear of Medical c-1-m immunizations will be given: polio, by penning her resolution. Building, Abbott Divine Meditation Society. living room chairs. D ETROITER 10x55 Road, call Before council rescinded the - near 484-6256. 2-5-9 tetanus, measles, rubella and TB policy, in a 3-2 vote, on the BK-6617. 5-5-13 campus - furnished, storage shed ■ skin tests. Screening for high blood Mahatma grounds that it was ineffective, a waste of time and an Vidyanand, a close pressure is also available for adults. DOMINICANS- ' - 351-6989 after 6pm. THE disciple of Guru Maharaj Ji, will unnecessary waste of money. Mayor Wilbur Brookover - educators, JoR ' TV floor model, SP-5-5-13 preachers, pastors, missionaries, speak on Knowledge of the Inner introduced a new resolution The Michigan Democratic Junior Self at 7:30 p.m. Friday in 158 stronger than the original statement $ lertone, works beautiful! counselors. A community of PURPLE VICKI - fast, accurate, Black Caucus will hold an issues that broadened the city's institutional stand 10. Call 485-0767. 5-5-9 MUST SELL by men inexpensive typing. Very near Natural Resources Bldg. and at against the war in Thursday, May 9. praying and working and answers forum with the 7:30 p.m. Saturday in 35 Union. Southeast Asia to include other areas of U.S. war 1965 New Moon. 10'x47', 2 together, bringing the Word of campus. 337-7260. 10-5-10 involvement. In a 3-2 vote with Brookover and Councilman PT KNIGHT skis, Henke -foam bedroom. Complete with dishes the Gospel to the spiritual, candidates at 8:30 tonight in 34 ASMSU Board will meet at 9:15 in favor of the George Griffiths ANN BROWN typing and multilith Union Bldg. resolution, council threw that resolution out the ots, Solomon bindings, poles. and linen. Near campus. 2756 intellectual and social needs of tonight in Williams Hall The All offset printing. Complete service Chaplin W.C. Fields benefit window. East Grand River, Lot the world today. Write to: Rev. - University Women's Golf League D18, East for film "Brookover tried Lansing. $2100 or best offer. Joseph Payne O.P., 5 Hill House dissertations, theses, showing for be.change, yoga of will hold a sign up meeting at 5:30 to appease Thelma and he was blasted out of manuscripts, general typing. IBM service. 8 Friday T sell' p.m. at the today in 19 Natural Resources the room," Polomsky said. "Sharp's resolution 1(3-156 . 5- 9 Huffy 20" 10-speed, 2-5-8 Avenue, New Haven, Conn. is onth - 24 years experience. 349-0850. People's Center, 2100 E. Michigan Bldg. This will be for two warm up probably an old, beautiful! $75. 06505. 10-5-14 Ave. appeasement to get votes later on." C-5-31 clinics to be held May 16 and 23. >3-7377 SP-5-5-9 ! Lost & Found SUI SP-1500 speakers, Pioneer liCjJ DOMINO'S announces TROWBRIDGE the end of an - era. THESES, RESUMES, typing and weather Sailplane rides on weekends, permitting. Use our car Regular play begins at 5 p.m. May 30 MSU on Forest Akers east course. All Farm women employes, faculty and L-A35 turntable, Koss ESP-9 lectrostatic headphones, Teac ette recorder, Bose 501 FIND SOMETHING IF YOU'VE found a pet or article of value, we want to Big Red, the world's largest pizza oven, will be retired this spring. In honor, DOMINO'S printing. COME RCIAL PRINTING. 351-4116. C-5-31 Reasonable prices. pool to and from the airport. For details call MSU Soaring Club - Carl Wagle or Dave Pope - after 5 staff, information, Anderson are or invited. call Bert Boyko. For further Elizabeth worke |peakeis. Fisher 210 stereo help you offers a full week of $1.00 off return it. Just come into the COMPLETE THESES Service, seek ceiver, Akai State specials. Watch the State News - The Jewish prayer book studen X-150D tape MSU Simulations Society will News Classified Department and Discount printing, IBM typing explained and discussed at 7 x*. automobile cassette and daily. 351-7100. 7-5-17 meet from I to 8 p.m. •track tell us you want to place an ad in and binding of theses, resumes, Sunday in tonight at 319 Hillcrest Ave. decks, mag wheels 30 Union Bldg. Everyone interested EAST LANSING STATE BANK'S publications. Across from Peanuts Personal jjj in conflict simulations is invited. ismonds, guns, TV's, guitars, found column. As a public service campus corner M.A.C. and ns, air conditioners and more, EAST LANSING STATE BANK Grand River. Below Jones Married Student Union presents Come and celebrate our ending By DENISE CRITTENDON ully guaranteed electronic and beginning of the Jewish Week. will run the ad at no cost to Stationery Shop. Call Tales of Washington Irving at 7 "State News Staff Writer '.We buy, sell and trade. you! HAPPY BIRTHDAY Tuffy! Muffy, Havdalah Services at 9:15 p.m. Bank EAST LANSING COPYGRAPH SERVICES, p.m. Friday at Spartan Students Americard and Master Rodon, Gremlins and Emerald Village Saturday in 5 35 East Wilson Hall are being called upon to extend a helping hand this STATE BANK 337-1666. C-5-31 School. Children must be ■harge accepted. DICKER & Green Hornets in Carrot Forest accompanied by and 302 East Owen Hall. summer to the United Farm Workers of America (UFWA). an adult. ■EAL SECONDHAND STORE, C-5-31 wish Fungus Freak Higher The UFWA, a union established by Caesar Chavez to work at *710 EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Join in South Cedar, amplitudes of lambda in Love's Alternative Resource Center: Art community with the contract consolidation for the nation's migrant workers, is Lansing. Dissertations, (Pica Elite). 187-3886. Open 9-9 Monday, LOST: LADY'S gold wristwatch, Cosmic Third Dimension. 1-5-10 - for debutants is now meeting at Lubavitcher Hasidim this Shabbat. inviting students from all over the country to work in the FAY ANN, 489-0358. C-5-31 Call Hillel during the day or Phil 3dnesday, Friday. 9-6 May 2 near Grand River. 8:30 p.m. Wednesdays and Sharkey late evenings for details. California UFWA offices supporting various boycott and strike Thursdays at Free U office. New Iuesday, Thursday, •5-5 10 Saturday. Reward, 355-4953. 5-5-15 LOST: MALE English Setter pup, PEOPLE you 1-5-9 ARE need never them. there Only when Pooh. IRENE ORR - THESES, term papers, general typing. Formerly people welcome. Tai Chi Chuan practice at 3 p.m. Saturday near Do you want to live another 150 activities. The students will participate in organizational activities for the union's strike against California growers and aid the with Ann Brown. Call 482-7487. Beaumont Tower. Sufi workshop at years? Then listen to Immortality - boycott against table grapes, lettuce and Gallo wines. Animals ^ 12 weeks old, lost in Haslett. C-5-31 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the Mayflower Can We Live With It on Ellipsis '74 Fifty positions are available in southern California, and 30 are Reward. 484-6344, 482-0243. HAPPY 22nd Birthday, Susan at 7:30 tonight on the Bookshop. New folk welcome. Michigan 2-5-10 Bunny! Love and a Hare hug! Free! Stale Network - WMSN (640 AM). open in the San Francisco Bay Area. TYPING DONE in my home. 5W Your Eastern Rabbit. 1-5-9 WBRS, WEAK, WKME and WMCD on The student workers will be provided with room and board and per page up to 10 pages. 40d per campus. Free 'U': Photography - basics $5 per week subsistence money. In addition, they will be IWEGIAIM ELKHOUND - top iality male puppies. Special at >° tape's held el. $100 for later value FOUND: case; evening. GLASSES, dark frame, fell from Marian car Thursday 355-4649. FRITZ, AFTER all this time, its here! "Happy Birthday," Baby! Love Mar. 1-5-9 page over 10 pages 489-2128. of picture taking and print at 3 p.m. Thursday in 105 Hal Edfcfe wild pbits uxitinues to making Berkey Hillel services begin at this weekend: (Conservative) and dinner 6:30 Shabbat expected to work between 40 to 60 hours per week and be employed from June through September. The farm workers strike is p-8418. 5-5-10 C-3-5-9 Transportation ]g§ and flourish under the gentle green thumb of Peter Carrington. New Traditional minyan p.m. at Friday. 10 a.m. working conditions, low a nationwide attempt to abolish Saturday.. Deli this Sunday will poor wages and unfair employment iNDLY KITTENS free FOUND: STAR SAPPHIRE RING Real Estate « folk welcome. 6:30 p.m. Thursday practices and to eliminate use of the toxic pesticides allowed to to in 201 Bessey Hall. Yoga • feature elections for Advisory ■•ndly people! 6 weeks old. in River area near FIVE NEED ride to Holland, massage Board delegates. Food at 6 p.m.. seep the fields, David Schopick, Lansing boycott coordinator, awareness continues at 8:30 p.m. f ? 0052. 3-5-13 Administration Building. Michigan, May 17, 4 p.m. Thursday in 301 Agriculture Hall. elections at 6:30. Followed by said. 355-7241. C-3-5-9 DIRECTLY BY owner, 3 small frisbee and baseball. PAD0R RETREIVERS. 353-1177. 3-5-10 New folk welcome for spiritual "A drop of concentrated pesticides is enough to kill AKC, bedroom ranch on 4 acre lot. 10' a man but ■How, 8 weeks old, $100. exercise i ncluding chant and the growers FOUND: LEATHER miles from campus. 2 car garage, Jewish Flick - Social OJS and will often spray the fields while the farmers are Key holder relaxing techniques. The Muslim ■7-563-2266, after 6 p.m. with sun design. Call 332-1149 new carpeting, curtains, etc. RIDE OR RIDER to Ann Arbor Student Assn. will hold a seminar at Hillel sponsor showing of the working," he said. $34,000, call after 5pm. leaving 6:30am return 3pm, 8 p.m. Sunday at United Ministries "Golem" (the Jewish King Kong) Schopick said that though the workers had raised poor evenings. C-3-5-9 Tuesday, Thursday, Friday. with refreshments and chitchat at 349 4153. SP-4-5-30 in Higher Education, 1118 S. conditions to more tolerable standards in 1967 when Gallo KES FOR Sale. Haitian 337-0220. 3-5-13 Harrison Road. A. El Bayumi, of 9:30 p.m. Saturday in 339 Case P. others. 353-0937 after 11 Boas FOUND: YOUNG, Good natured, Hall. No charge. All welcome. Winery signed contracts with the group, they were forced to face 3 BEDROOM home, very near MSU, will speak on Contemporary white grey cat, Grand River and the same mistreatment again in 1973. After six years of >3-5-10 campus, central air, garden, large Struggle of Muslims Against Okemos. 349-3358. C-3-5-9 Oppression. Also Ali Abdul Hakim Gay Liberation will meet to improving conditions under the UFWA, the growers signed garage, excellent shape, $30,500. will speak on Indian Muslims. "sweetheart" contracts with the Teamsters union, he said. F 4-month Collie 332-2302. 5-5-10 effectiveness, the APA • Shepherd, FOUND FRIDAY. Gold Wire Marcia Garrison, Young Socialist Alliance member who brown / tan STUDENT TEACHERS fall term - and planned summer activities at 3 helped markings. rimmed glasses. Between Wells GLENCAIRN AREA. By owner, found the United Farm Workers' Student Boycott ^342.3-5-13 sign up now for Senior pictures p.m. Sunday in 31 Union. Committee, and International Center. brick colonial, wooded lot, Meeting for all interested in said the farm workers needed support from even-one, 353-3338. C-3-5-10 for 1975 Wolverine 355-8263. Jewish co - op at 9 tonight at 341 Is There Life After I.V.T is the including carpeted, three bedrooms, 2V4 4-5-10 "factory workers, student masses and people in California." 7 years old. Also used Evergreen Ave. 5 - F. Attendence topic for discussion at the Inter baths, two car garage. vital if we want a house for the fall. Interested students are asked to attend the MSU Student FOUND: "THE Competent Infant" ED2-0689. 2-5-10 Varsity Christian Fellowship NEED For more information, call Beth I5"2928- 485-7922. X-45-13 outside Student Services, ONE male roommate meeting at 7:30 tonight at Bethel Boycott Committee meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, at St. Gamburd ITtog Reasonable, wil trade. or Steve Weberman. Manor. Everyone invited. Sunday. Call 332-0534 after 312 WIELAND beginning in fall. Marigold John's Student Center, 327 MAC Ave. by owner. 4 Apartments. >f°l PUPPIES olfhound). Permanent (Russian 9pm. C-3-5-10 Bedroom Cape Cod, 8 years old. 332-5816. 5-5-13 KM Women's Center, 547Vi E. Grand Applications can also be submitted to: Summer Employment, « shots, 2 full baths, large lot, 2 River Ave.: All women and men are c/o United Farm Workers of America, Post Office Box 62, Keene, registered, good pets and FOUND: BLACK short haired male fireplaces, double car garage, RESPONSIBLE POSITION invited to an Open House at the California, 93531. wanted: Age 26, BA English, torn?' 372. Parkvvood Kennels. cat. Yellow eyes. Evenings large garden area. $32,500. Women's Center from 2 to 5 p.m. X-5-5-14 Primary Teaching Certificate, BABYSITTING IN my licensed 3551530 or 3553841. C-3-5-10 482-7549. 10-5-22 home. Logan Saturday. There will be experienced secretary child - Jolly area fenced refreshments and displays by all FREE GOLF MMACULATE - 2 bedroom Psychiatrist Excellent and Psychologist. references. Available 'n yard, playmates pre schoolers only 393-2697. 5-5-15 collectives from the center. Divorce and What it Means to a Woman - Local families included ranch. Newly carpeted, 1 car Emotionally, September. 35^6208. 3-5-10 Financially and IH.S.U. Staff & Student. garage, aluminum siding. This TUTOR: IMMEDIATELY CPS Socially 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at lovely home would make an 110, negotiable. 3512108 the Women's Center. Interested in in study of any Friday In May excellent residency or income SHARE YOUR experience with small claims court litigation, 3-5-13 auto mechanics mothers' group, or divorce group? class, single energy usage property. Owner anxious, The Institute for leaving the state. Only $15,500. good or bad. 351-5706, after 6 WANTED: RIDE to Phoenix Call or stop by the center from 10 Family and Child Studies has launched a pm. X-5-6-14 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through study on the energy use of 200 metropolitan |9 Holes FreeADWith This Call Bill ALEXANDER REALTY Heil 482-8683 or Arizona after spring term finals. Will share gas and driving. Thursday afternoons or or Friday and Saturday come to the open The research, undertaken Lansing families. by an interdisciplinary research team, SENIOR GIRL in 489-3594 after 5:30pm. 3-5-10 will be the basis for a larger 663 4144 COMPANY 489-6523. 3-5-10 wants room study to be done with 2,000 families house, 1974 • 1975. Close. throughout the state in the fall. Suzanne, 332-5952. 3-5-13 THREE FRIENDLY people for There is an emergency meeting The study will focus on the use and FOR SALE: Beautiful wooded type of energy expended Bas'l large fun loving house. One of the Lansing Area Lesbian in the home. The focus includes the number of Moucoulii parcel in alaiedon township 10 SAILBOAT, good, used, fiberglass. block campus, Feminists at 5:30 p.m. Sunday at cars used, minutes to MSU. Perk tasted. parking, Euchre, the Women's Center, S47Vi E. electricity, water and appliances the family owns in addition Jj°lf Professional Phone 694-0177. 3-5-9 Penguin or similar. Call Sua. 355 7144. 2-6-10 own room, summer I fall. $80. Grand River Ave. Please try to its attitude toward their neighbors and environment. to 385-2113, 355-4959. 3-5^10 The nsults of the study will be released in late summer. 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursd; sday.May9, Police crack down on MSU yield' law By JOE KIRBY — usually for 20 minute Fast enough State News Staff Writer one - class break period each day — In an effort to give students and Peterson said this is Officer Dale Metts tickets a a Hghting chance in the daily because it takes three patrols battle to cross Farm Lane, to enforce just one crosswalk. car that failed to yield to campus police have begun To nab violators, police pedestrians on the Farm enforcing the University station an officer on the Lane crosswalk near Bessey ordinance that requires sidewalk near a crosswalk with Hall Wednesday. Campus motorists to yield to a portable radio. When a car police are issuing tickets to pedestrians in the crosswalks. fails to yield he radios a drivers who violate the Police began handing out waiting police car which waves campus ordinance on $14 tickets last Friday in a over the car and hands the pedestrian rights of way. crackdown concentrated on driver a ticket. the Farm Lane crosswalks. Most students favored the SN photo/John Russell During the first four days 19 police action and felt it was tickets were issued. about time pedestrians were Lt. John Peterson, of the given a break. campus police, said they began "It's kind of congested there enforcing the ordinance so if people are going through because of public pressure. without stopping, I say yeah, "The motoring public has a ticket them," John Smythe, responsibility to yield to 212 Bailey Hall, sophomore pedestrians," Peterson said. said. The enforcement is selective Ann Marie O'Brien, 914 S. Hubbard Hall, freshman, said, "It's a good idea, I almost got hit a couple of times." Revised textbooks By AGIS SALPUKAS the slave rebellion in 1831 led by Nat Turner, a slave preacher. people in the cities, farms and communities. New York Times The women's movement is now included in many and some There are numerous excerpts from contemporary accounts. In DETROIT - Father: Look son, I understand why you're books discuss such previous tabooed issues as abortion and birth a chapter on "Getting Along in the City" there are excerpts from impatient. I was, too, at your age. But you have to remember control. a novel about Chicago Jews in the 1920s and a short story by what things were like then when I was a boy in order to see how James T. Farrell describing life on Chicago's South Side in 1919. Parents protest much better they are now. In one part of the story Tony Rabuski, a Polish boy is The best organized and most concerted pressure on textbook Son: Here you go again about how bad it was back then. described as follows: "He talked about the 'niggers.' He felt as Father: Now, wait a minute. Hear me out. Because of all those publishers presently is coming from the women's movement. In discussing the "Impact of Our Past: A History of the United good as he guessed these other kids did when he talked about the sit ins and freedom rides and protest marches your mother and I • States" by Bernard A. Weisberger, one reviewer in the 1974 'niggers' and they could be beat up." Lansing's most popular can go into southern dime stores and sit — you hear, sit — at a To Carolyn Gietzen, one of the 27 parents that agitated to lunch counter. Michigan study wrote that the author "presents women in a range have the board remove the book, the inclusion of such passages number of ways. Not only will the student read of the garment workers This imaginery debate between black father and his son is the for a and pacifist but he/she will see a photograph of Frances Perkins, she argues is damaging to white children and degrading to blacks. dining out! way a new textbook called "Promise of America" begins a "Education is getting a positive self • image about oneself," she Roosevelt's Secretary of Labor, shaking hands with some steel chapter on the civil rights movement. said in an interview at a school board meeting last Wednesday. In another section, a worker from Lithuania whose job it is to workers." sweep up the blood all day gives a first • hand account of what it Other groups such a also beginning to Chicanos, Puerto Ricans and ethnic groups "No child, white or black, will get a positive image by reading about stabbings, war. the problems." 372-4300 was like in the Chicago stockyards in 1904. are ask school authorities and publishers for "For me," she continued, "our history is still made up of A reporter conducts an imaginery interview with Alexander H. more adequate treatment. Greek, Italian & American favorites Elizabeth Connor, supervisor of social studies at the Detroit heroes and heroines, but when you look at these books there are Stephens, vice president of the Confederate States, a friend of no heroes and heroines." school system, in an interview summed up the treatment of Abraham Lincoln's and with a senator from Georgia on the causes Gietzen, to protest the current approach to social studies in of the Civil War. immigrant groups in most books as follows: "TTiey pass through Warren schools, has withdrawn her child from the social studies For someone who graduated from high school up to even five Ellis Island. They settle in the city and have a hard time and class. Her son is doing work on his own instead. that's about it." years ago some of the new textbooks have little resemblance to Fred Charbonneau, at the same meeting, presented a petition Ethnic groups, she said are now asking: "Who manned the steel the big fat books of the past that usually began American history mills? Who worked the mines? Who cut the forests?" There has signed by 270 parents asking that the book be reinstated as with Christopher Columbus discovering the New World and then been such a vast improvement in the portrayal of blacks, she said, supplementary material. focused on the Westward movement of the people and institutions of the 13 colonies. that now the agitation from black groups has subsided. Serious challenges Recently there has been a counterreaction to the current trend. For him the actions of the parents and the school board is a Censorship SmaJI groups of parents, particularly in suburban districts, are form of censotehip that is preventing his child and other students Serious challenges to the in the nation's schools way American history was presented began with the civil rights movement, now arguing that some of the newer texts have gone too far — in Warren from getting an understanding of the racial and social ^ TIFFANY PLACE 116-E«lt Wichig»n Ay»nu«. Laming which led to a dramatic emphasizing the problems of the United States and downplaying problems that they will later face in life. change in the way blacks were portrayed the accomplishments. Robert L. Tresize, who directed the textbook study for the in textbooks. The evolution of this change has been traced in a series of Michigan Education Dept. said, in an interview that parents In Organized group other school districts are objecting to the newer books. "They studies by the Michigan Dept. of Education. Hie department was A group of parents in the Warren school district, a large white, don't want youngsters exposed too early to problems," he said. directed in a law passed by the state legislature in 1966 to aid school districts in selecting textbooks that cover the mostly blue collar suburb of Detroit, succeeded in having the "They feel that they detract from the American dream. A lot of LIEBERMANN'S local school board in May vote to withdraw "The Promise of contributions of racial and ethnic groups to American history. people still feel that social studies should be a course in America," written by Larry Cuban and Philip Roden. patriotism." The law also called for surveys of the most widely used books, four of which have been made so far and which have had an The book, broken down into five volumes, presents American So far the opposition of parents such as in Warren to return to TOTE BAGS.Jor -history in terms of broad themes such as the growth of the city. impact on the textbook publishing industry. The first survey of Rather than the standard narrative where famous men are the a more traditional treatment of American history has not blunted textbooks in 1968 found that not groups adequately. a single one treated minority prime movers, the emphasis is on the everyday life of ordinary the general trend towards revision. people on the go The 1971 survey found progress, but concluded that minorities and racial groups were still largely neglected or when included were treated as appendages and not as an integral part of the Coffee nerves' called harmful KARATE by psychiatrij narrative. By 1972 there was further improvement. Then, 31 percent of . DETROIT (AP) - Hospital in Washington D.C. TOURNAMENT the books were rated as good or very good. But there were still Unrecognized "coffee nerves" Overdoses of caffeine jOhitWforlfc can serious drawbacks in even the best of the books, some of which could lead you to a psychiatrist bring such symptoms as SAT., MEN'S I.A/ still portrayed American history mostly in terms of hardy and months of useless nervousness, irritability, pioneers building an ever more prosperous nation through treatment with calm - down tremulousness, occasional science, technology and hard work. drugs, a psychiatrist said today. muscle twitching, sensory The last report of 1974 found considerable improvement, with half of the 18 reviewed books being considered excellent or good Too much caffeine in coffee, tea or cola drinks can bring on disturbances, attacks of diarrhea, insomnia, irregular take a and another 20 per cent being rated fair. all the symptoms of an anxiety heart beat, drop in blood Most now include events largely avoided 10 years ago such as the internment of the Japanese in camps during World War II and state, said Dr. John P. 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