Volume 68 Number 172 Monday, June 24,1974 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 48824 Trustee blasts U' goals in affirmative action plan By DIANE SILVER allow women and minorities into their A freeze on hiring faculty into the State News Staff Writer ranks. tenure stream has been in effect since Dec. "It will take us until doomsday to get "One thing that has puzzled me for a 6, 1973. Critics of the freeze have been any equity in this University," Trustee long time is that the highest echelon of concerned that it would turn affirmative Warren Huff, D - Plymouth, said Friday. this University seems to be closed to action, whose goal is to hire into the Huff told the MSU Board of Trustees at women and to some extent to blacks and tenure stream, into a "toothless tiger." their monthly meeting that he believes the especially to black women," Huff said. "I Perrin stressed that the goals were only new affirmative action hiring goals, am concerned that this kind of in exact "projections." recruiting is presented at the meeting, are inadequate, not covered by these goals." "The goals are based on a series of and he disassociated himself from them. assumptions and projections which defy However, Huff did Perrin also announced that the Provost's precise definition," Perring said. say that MSU has made some Office will "give special consideration for In other action, the trustees approved a progress in hiring women and minorities. exceptions from the tenure freeze to those two • year lease to provide a passenger The affirmative action hiring goals for units whose recommended appointees will depot for AMTRAK on campus. The lease faculty presented by Robert Perrin, vice help meet their affirmative action goals." (continued on page 9) president for University relations, apply to the next three years. Perrin announced that MSU will attempt to increase the tenure stream appointments of women by 88 to 15.2 per cent of the total and increase minority appointments by 67 to 7.4 per cent. When a person is appointed Nixon, aides to study to the tenure stream he or she is hired as nontenured faculty with the promise of I Trustee Warren Huff, left, discusses the new I development at Fridays board of trustees meeting. Huff told affirmative action hiring goals with Milton the trustees he felt the goals were Muelder, vice president for research inadequate. being advanced to tenured positions by certain procedure. When MSU initiated its affirmative a economy before trip action program in CAMP DAVID, MD. (AP) President frequently. Tests now are banned in the 1970, it hoped to Nixon conferred with - increase tenure stream appointments to Secretary of State air and under the sea. Israeli forces 14.6 per cent for women and 6.4 for minorities. These goals were never reached. Figures gathered in show that only about 12.3 per cent April 1974 per cent Henry A. Kissinger and White House aides by telephone Sunday as he prepared for a 10 Union. - day trip to Brussels and the Soviet In Brussels, Nixon signing Wednesday of a Atlantic relations anniversary year. as will join in the new declaration on NATO marks its 25th women and about 5 He leaves early White House sources said Nixon and the per cent minorities Tuesday for Brussels to have entered the tenure stream. Golan meet with the 15 tost - member council of the (continued on page 9) H Trustee Patricia Carrigan, D - Ann Arbor, said she was displeased with the North Atlantic Treaty (NATO) and then will go to Moscow on Organization goals. Thursday for talks with Communist party- Russia asks new By ASSOCIATED PRESS wide strip "I recognize all the difficulties we face leader Leonid Brezhnev. straddling the line and • handed Israel's air raids into Lebanon last week, it to U.N. forces. but it makes me sad to I An American warship has entered the over he will call for sanctions against countries contemplate that Nixon, spending the weekend at his The thin strip was the last area of the at the rate of the projected goals it will eztanal for the first time since the i7 Middle East war, the U.S. Navy said 300 • square • mile Syrian bulge captured last October to be surrendered under that allow terrorists to act from their territory. take to the year 2003 for the women faculty to reach number of the proportion of Camp David mountain retreat, scheduled a session at the White House on Monday for firm U. S. londa>. Tekoah told newsmen that if the women with five of his top economic advisers to ■ At the Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger's in the population," Carrigan said. same time, Israeli forces council meets he discuss the nation's economy. relationship will ask for Trustee Jack Stack, R - ■nwattri nearly all Golan Heights disengagement of forces plan. In two "international cooperation" Alma, said he against was concerned about earlier phases, the Israelis pulled out of the the University's They include Nixon's economic policy Jrriton captured in the October 1973 northern and southern sectors of the terrorists and demand vigorous action uiSfity to retain women and minority coordinator, Kenneth Rush; Treasury- FROM WIRE SERVICES id a U.N. spokesman said the from Lebanon to end the guerrilla war troop faculty members. stngagement with Syria would be Golan bulge that reached within 23 miles being waged from its territory. Secretary William E. Simon, Herbert Stein, Communist party leader Leonid of Damascus, the Syrian "We must pay chairman of the hnpleted within the next 48 hours. capital. Israeli Defense Minister Shimon Peres strong attention to any Council of Economic Brezhnev says Russia wants really stable In Beirut, the newspaper Al Anwar hint that our people are Advisers; Roy Ash, director of the Office relations with ■ The Navy said he was against U.S. military aid to leaving for any America that are not said the US Barnstable reason," Stack said. "We should not just of Management and quoted King Hussein as saying Jordan will Arab countries that would only Budget and Arthur dependent on temporary considerations, Tounty a 522 ■ foot amphibious landing not attend the Arab Israeli peace talks in assume that their leaving is a normal Burns, chairman of the Federal Reserve Pravda reported Sunday. - supplement the flow of Soviet arms to Jipbased in Little Creek, Va., steamed 45 Geneva unless a military disengagement is Israel's neighbors. process." System. President Nixon arrives Thursday, and "s from Port Said to Ismailia in six Huff raised the the Communist party achieved on the west bank of the River "The Soviet Union is not question of the Aides said Nixon also will newspaper appeared irs Saturday. going to willingness of University administrators sign the to be saying Jordan. disappear from to Colorado River Basin Watergate should not block a I The Navy said the ship dropped anchor the area," Peres told Salinity Act, a bill developing understanding between before flying to Washington to resulting from lengthy negotiations the two I Lake Timsah, off Ismailia, and will serve The newspaper said a separation of newsmen with superpowers. communications and logistical support forces between Jordan and Israel, work out a multibillion dollar arms deal. Peres said Russia would continue to sell Refunds the Mexican government to amount of salt waters that flow regulate the Pravda also quoted Sen. Edward for indefinite period. from the er an patterned after the disengagement accords "unlimited weapons" to Arab countries Students carrying 10 credits or more Colorado River across the border into Kennedy, D • Mass.. as saying Nixon and ■ The Navy is supervising an American on the Brezhnev should talk without hesitation Egyptian and Syrian fronts, was and U.S. military aid would only add to who do not wish to read the State News or Mexico. page firm in the clearing of 10 sunken discussed by Hussein and President Nixon when there is a real basis for the re - supply of Soviet arms. use its services discussions. may obtain a $1 refund Brezhnev said last week he expected This Bps from the 100 mile waterway. - last week. He refused to elaborate on his talks in authorization by presenting their fee implicitly acknowledged I On the Golan front, the Israelis In Tel Aviv, Israel's U.N. ambassador, good new agreements to emerge from the opposition within the United States to a dug into Washington but said he was glad "the visit receipt card at 345 Student Services Bldg. nw positions west of the 1967 cease fire Yosef Tekoah, said that if the U.N. upcoming talks. A treaty extending the new round of negotiations with Russia at a - is taking place now before President Nixon from 8 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 5 p.m. ban on nuclear k as other troops evacuated Monday testing to underground time when Nixon's leadershiD in the a one • mile Security Council convenes to discuss leaves for Moscow." through Friday until June 28. explosions has been mentioned most (continued on page 9) l-H Action By JOE KIRBY State News Staff Writer DayFor those visitors who preferred a little down on the • farm nostalgia there was people take "Some a brings turn on said the chum and said, everything, there was entertainment • - women they remembered available for their listening pleasure. an old butter churn Expecting to see a bunch of minature they could try a hand doing it as children." at. About 31 members of the farmers wearing overalls and leading Bessie Those more interested in artistic Muckey 4 - Laura Mang, from the office of pursuits could watch a demonstration in H, Muskego, Wis., have been traveling the the cow around on a rope at the 4 - H academic and student 4 - H circuit and had just arrived from Action Day, it came as a surprise that the affairs of the. making free - form water candles. College of Agriculture and Natural Joyce Griffith, an Eaton Rapids 4 - H Quebec, Canada, to provide the crowd closest many 4 - H members ever get to Resources, borrowed with some songs and skits. the farm is watching "Hee Haw" on an 1890 Star Barrel leader, said people were very responsive to Chum from the MSU Museum and the candle television. - making demonstration and Perhaps 14 • year • old Tina Morris from Some 5,000 Michigan 4 • H members proceeded to give a demonstration in that the kids were especially interested. Lake Fenton summed up the day the best butter making. And finally for those people who didn't descended on the Spartan Stadium when she smiled, shrugged her shoulders concourse Saturday for 4 • H Action Day Mang was willing to let interested want to try anything, or who had tried and said, "It was fun." and, for many, it was a chance to become a little more familiar with the farm. Karen Gabrion, 15, from Lowell, had never milked a cow before Saturday, having spent most of her time involved with the 4 - H sewing program. Gail Ayres, 16, from Lowell, also tried milking a cow for the first time Saturday and said, "It was hard to get it to come out." The cows were furnished by the MSU dairy department and Julie Easterly, MSU dairy 4 • H youth specialist was on hand to provide expert instruction about the technique involved in milking. Easterly said to squeeze the teat between the thumb and forefinger, using the other three fingers to push the milk out. "Softly and gently," Easterly advised. Scott Powell, 12, from Jonesville, preferred pigs. Powell said that 4 H'ers were given an • opportunity to do what they wanted at the yearly program and so he chose to help clean up the pigs and get them ready for the show. "I've always liked ho$," LL Powell said. "When you get used to them they're like pets." Richard Bittner, asst. professor in the Agricultural Engineering Dept., was on hand to teach curious 4 - H'ers the finer SN photo/Ron Biava points of tuning an engine. John Linck, 13, Brown City, was J4 H member tries her hand at cow milking while a friend holds the milk pail. I The secret interested in learning about engines but to successful milking is a soft, gentle touch, otherwise all you get is a said that he liked animals and engines I "*«cow. "both about the same." /] 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, June 24,1974 'U' views antisex proposal students and employment at all organizations. The proposed Mortar Board and Tower assistance" or the By DIANE SILVER meaning of levels of education. HEW is guidelines state that Guard could lose any support the phrue: State News Staff Writer "closely aligned because of asking for public comment on universities and colleges cannot they receive from MSU. with the school's educational Pregnanc;re#t,,1«n | University officials say the the guidelines by Oct. 15. provide "substantial support or Louis Hekhuis, associate goals." guidelines proposed by the The guidelines will probably assistance" to any campus dean of students and director Honorary societies may not University officials said ft. I Approval of tax cut termed dim Dept. of Health, Education and not receive presidential organization that discriminates of student governance, said he be affected because they do proposed guidelines "fleet MSU's ,2 J Welfare (HEW) to end sex bias in schools will have little effect approval before the year's end. against one sex. The proposed rules also state that assistance is uncertain whether these organizations in violation not receive any financial aid from MSU, Hekhuis said. admission!*? After a week - long filibuster, the Senate is to vote on The New York Times estimates are on MSU's nonathletic policies. the guidelines will not go into cannot be given to biased of the rules. Some fraternities any sex bias." a proposed $6.6 billion tax cut Monday, with prospects The proposed guidelines, Hekhuis said the articles he and effect until the 1975 • 76 organizations that are closely sororities may lose their for approval considered dim. released by HEW last week, are school year. "aligned with the school's has read describing the goals housemothers if HEW decides Backers, including Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D - a requirement of the Education The only area University educational goals." Under the have not explained what on a strict Interpretation Mass., were reported pessimistic on winning approval for Acts of 1972 and cover officials fear might be affected rules wording, fraternities, sororities and honoraries like exactly is meant by guidelines. Hekhuis said MSU of the to. be,, 22 labeled the entire package but still hopeful of getting parts of it admissions, treatment of are sex based student "substantial financial provides housemothers or - graduate advisors to houses However, school "a7*Msi7 nj£ passed. that ask for them. The officials said ? The tax vote heads a week of activity in Congress that provides room and board and unit policies are fair and doubt S Talk the proposed is to include House hearings on whether President Nixon's announced U.S. nuclear power aid to Egypt and Israel could lead to nuclear weapons development in the over Nixon yielding 50 per cent of their while MSU provides the 50 per cent. Under a salary other strict any effect. Myron Magen, dean rules will h 1 h,Ve « of the 1 Middle East. interpretation of HEW College guidelines it would be illegal of Osteopathic I The proposed $6.6 billion tax cut would boost the Medicine, said that won, I of evidence called invalid for MSU to provide personal tax exemption to $825 from the present $750, salary. any of the admitted to the on an college average, higher grade C and give poor people the alternative of taking a $190 point averages then tax credit directly out of their taxes due. It would also "It could rae„ really prove a However, this does not hardship for indicate pay a 10 per cent work bonus to working families with WASHINGTON (AP) - milk fund, ITT and Internal disclosed. Judiciary Committee's some national honoraries if a greeks and unequal standards, Magen Fewer women J incomes up to $4,000 a year. White House counsel Leonard Revenue cases. Arguments are scheduled for subpenas for more evidence, really app|y and ■ strict interpretation is fact females have Kennedy said last week that accompanying tax Garment Sunday dismissed as It also is scheduled to decide July 8 on Special Prosecutor Garment replied that imposed,'' Hekhuis said. chance, he said. About 34 * a betu, I "idle" speculation whether what witnesses, if any, to call. Leon Jaworski's demand for ''Cooperation in the I revision including a repeal of the oil depletion allowance "Frankly I don't see that cent of this year's would pay $4 billion of the $6.6 billion tax cut the first President Nixon would refuse Colson and John W. Dean III tapes of 64 presidential impeachment proceeding does happening. Either there will be class is women. Osteopathic ! 1 to comply with Supreme conversations wanted for use in not mean that he abandons the a are regarded as probabilities, a different interpretation year. Court order to surrender but the list, in any case, is not the Watergate coverup trial in responsibilities of his office." by Opponents, including Sen. Charles H. Percy, R - 111., further Watergate evidence. Garment said also it is likely to be long. The panel is under September. U.S. District Court Judge As to Charles W. Colson's statement in court Friday that HEW organizations or the national (of the *!dith K;uPka' admissions for the director „f College of II said the tax cut itself could have a disastrously pressure from the Human Medicine, "invalid as well as idle" to Democratic caucus to make its John J. Sirica ruled for Nixon had urged him to fraternities, sororities and said she I doubts its inflationary impact. suggest that any such action final recommendations by July Jaworski last month, but defame Daniel Ellsberg in honoraries) will find a way to policy " would bring on a constitutional Garment said that Nixon's 1971, Garment said. "That is come in compliance with the discriminatory. Thirty percent 15, according to party sources. guidelines. I doubt if the of this year s class of 100 crisis. Speaker Carl Albert. D-Okla.. chief something I don't know about. are Watergate lawyer, James Soldier charged with murder But two members of the has confirmed that he wants a D. St. Clair, is "confident I can't speak with any effects will be catastrophic." House Judiciary Committee, prompt windup. but did not about the ortcome of the certainty about what took Many of the proposed A 19 Reps. William Hungate. D-Mo.. publicly set a date. appeal." place at that time." Some guidelines deal with admissions Compact - year - old British soldier was charged Sunday and David W. Dennis, R-Ind., members of the House panel The committee will consider Garment said that Nixon with murder in the shooting death of a civilian during a said that a rejection of a policies, prohibiting sex - based Refrigerator Rentals soon, possibly today, which does not view himself as above have said they intend to quotas, sex - based tests, Dorm Rent-All scuffle with soldiers. Supreme Court decision wpuld evidence should be released to the law, but that the investigate whether Nixon discriminatory rules be viewed as "a very serious about 3721795 A special civilian court in Londonderry, a mainly the public. Most Republicans impeachment process "is the should be held criminally liable. marital or parental status and matter" by the impeachment and some Democrats argue that Roman Catholic town in Northern Ireland near the way that the President is held panel. only the materials directly within the law." border with the Irish Republic, charged Alec John Fury, Dennis predicted, however, related to any impeachment Asked then why NOW PRE Nixon has - LEASING FOR FALL | a trooper in the Life Guards, with killing Hugh Devine, that the President would abide recommendation should be not complied with the House 33. by the court's decision. Devine's death was one of three Saturday night in a new outbreak of violence in the embattled province. Authorities blamed the Catholic - based Irish The Monday subpena committee more on may vote whether to evidence in the terms, Mondays. Wednesdays, and i ridays during Summer Term, (vM^DfWYlU^OIy TIVAC'E and a special Welcome Week edition is published in September. Republican Army for the deaths of the other two • Subscription rate is $20 per year. victims, a police sergeant and a British soldier. Second class postage paid at Kast Lansing, Mich, editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services The deaths brought the known toll in Northern Bldg.. Michigan State Univeristy, East Lansing, Michigan, 48824. Ireland's five years of fighting to 1,036. News/Editorial 355-8252 Wiretaps on Giscard reported Classified Ads Display Advertising 355-8255 353-6400 FIRST TIME EVER OFFERED 355-3447 The French magazine Le Point says in its latest issue 355-8311 that President Valery Giscard d'Estaing's telephone was tapped in widespread eavesdropping by the GauIIist 9 M0N1H LEASE government of the late President Georges Pompidou. 1 BDR $180 per month Giscard d'Estaing was then Pompidou's finance minister but was not a Gaullist and Le Point said he was LEARN 2 BDR 1 bath 2 BDR - 2 bath — $222 per month $212 per month kept under surveillance because of criticism of some of 3 BDR — $237 per month the government's policies. The systematic and long - term eavesdropping campaign covered opposition politicians, labor leaders, newsmen and some ministerial aides, the story said. KARATE The MSU Karate Club will begin classes for anyone wanting to learn Karate Olympic size pool each unit has a garbage disposal air conditioning, central heating and hot water recreation hall Tuesday, June 25, at 6:00 p.m. in the Sports Arena of the Men's IM. Mayors may seek transit funds on Classes for beginners, intermediates, and advanced students will be Office hours Mon - Sat 10 - 6 PM, Sun 11 - 6 PM taught by A resolution asking Congress for $ 18 billion over the Master Black Belt instructors. Everyone Welcome. call 393-0210 next five years for construction of mass transit systems was given preliminary approval Saturday at the 42nd annual meeting of the U.S. Conference of Mayors. MSU KARATE CLUB Another proposal asks for passage of a community development program bill which would cost $11.3 SPORT & SELF DEFENSE Family Night billion over the next three years. Mayors have complained at the conference, meeting in San Diego, Calif., Wednesday, that inflation generally is their most serious local problem. Dems wanted in House, poll finds at Ponderosa If congressional elections were held now, the THE FRIENDLIEST Democratic party would gain more than half of the seats in House of Representatives, according to the latest Gallup Poll. IPILaVCE IN TOWN Steak House Fifty - seven per cent of the registered voters among the 3,052 adults interviewed in May and June said they would prefer a Democrat in office, 30 per cent favored a Republican and the remaining 13 per cent were NOW AIPDE4DINO undecided. In a survey in January, 29 per cent chose GOP candidates, 58 cent were undecided. per cent favored Similarly, in a Democrat and 13 per an October 1973 poll UNIVERSE the Republicans registered 30 per cent, Democrats 58, with the remaining 12 per cent undecided. $85 billion oil earnings predicted ma imi % U.N. economists say that because of last year's EVERYDAY Til § quadrupling of oil prices, earnings of organized oil exporting countries may well reach $85 billion in 1974, over five times the 1972 level. In their latest annual world economic survey, predict that high oil prices will keep feeding inflation and unemployment. they WE GIVE AHAT FUN! \l II EtE ALEE Tuesday only. They estimate that the developed market economies of Western Europe, North America and Japan will have to pay about $50 billion more for oil imports this Yk Steak,potato, salad and roll. year than last and that their economic growth rates will be down. Austrians pick Socialist head * AW Austrians elected Socialist candidate Kirchschlaeger their seventh postwar president Sunday, unofficial results showed. Interior Minister Otto Roesch said 2,392,151 votes, or 51.7 per cent, compared to conservative Rudolf Kirchschlaeger got Reg. $1.63 Family Nlftit Prom 4 P.M. on. 1.25 People's party candidate Alois Lugger, who East Grand River (2 blocks East of Hagadorn) polled 2,238,680 votes, or 48.3 per cent. > Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, June 24, 1974 3 UAW supports Carr, Jondahl in By PAULA HOLMES Stat* Newt Staff Writer Eight Democratic candidates running in area primaries received District; Thomas Holcomb, 58th State Lynn Jondahl, incumbent, 59th StateRepresentative District; H. Uri Nelson, 24th Representative District; Making the endorsements pace before the primaries was a for the Lansing CAP Council but change of primaries my campaign together the response to my running again has been United Auto Workers (UAW) endorsement at an State Senate District; Debbie nothing out of the very positive." early mornine Ingham County Commission Stabenow, 13th ordinary for a local CAP Council. press conference Friday. 12th Ingham District; Grady Porter, incumbent, "It's not too unusual for us to make endorsements The endorsement of Robert Carr over Charles P. Larrowe in The announcement was made in the main hall of the Local 724 County Commission District, and Raul before the the 6th Congressional District was a clear - Ingham County Commission District. Arizpe, 20th primary and it's not mandatory," Mitchell said. "And we haven't cut choice, according Bldg. in Lansing by the area United Auto Workers to Mitchell. Action Programs Council (CAP Council) Community The made some of our endorsements yet. president, J. E Mitchell steering committee of the CAP "We would have had more endorsements if more The hall was decorated with pictures of Council, which is made up candidates "We know about Professor Larrowe's depicting union political representatives of six union locals, spent three days had asked for them," he continued. "We stands on labor," history and seemed a fitting[place to make the first interviewing candidates before making did make the Mitchell said. "But we have had a since the deadline for filing for candidacy last endorsements said. Each candidate endorsements, Mitchell endorsements a little earlier than we normally do. We have had Republican in this district for week. was questioned 16 years and no one would run The candidates endorsed were: Robert about his or her feelings on several requests for additional endorsements and we will probably against him when they knew it national issues such as would be tough Can, 6th US national healt ranee and state issues be making them going for a Democrat. But Bob Carr was willing Congressional District; Albert Dutzy, 57th State right up until the primary." to try and he almost beat him Representative rUC>!,?„^X for UAW reform and housin8- Only candidates who had asked No pledges of funding were made and Mitchell said that the (Rep. Charles Chamberlain, R-East endorsements were interviewed. finances of each candidate would be reviewed before Lansing) in 1972. any specific "I asked Larrowe amounts of money were given to them. myself where he had been during all of those "We don't have much money to years. Our people like Bob Carr and Free cable TV installation give this year," he said. "It's we feel he's a guy who can been a bad year with all the win. And we're interested in layoffs." winning," Mitchell added. The local UAW CAP Council Carr said the UAW endorsement not spent about $25,000 in the 1972 was a surprise to him. elections. But about 5,000 members of local unions are currently "Labor determines what a labor credential being laid off and this cuts into the funds, he said. is," said Carr, who was dressed in a The Lansing CAP Council cannot make navy blue suit with an American flag lapel pin. "I offered to city residents any endorsements for have been working with the unions and state offices until the state CAP Council makes its endorsements. teaching parliamentary procedure classes for them. Larrowe Mitchell said he did not think that the Democrats would have marched on the same conveniently forgets that I sweep picket Mnes he has." the elections in what has been a predominately Republican area. Larrowe said he was a little surprised at the CAP Council "I am not as optimistic By JIM KEEGSTRA as some people are about a Democratic endorsement. State News Staff Writer switching converter sweep," he said. "I think any incumbent is going to have necessary began its initial installation problems this year. People are looking for new faces. I think the "I was told that One of the better (reebies to use the brand new service. pay the $5 plus the $1 per they made the decision unanimously," Larrowe said. "In view of around is available right now in But, there is a maximum of marketing effort June 3 and month deposit for the Fulbright thing shows this clearly." my long record of teaching classes to expects to continue the free Sen. William Fulbright union people, the western half of East $30 on the switching D-Arkansas, lost his seat supporting the unions and them (CAP Council), payments, which offer for the remainder of converter, which after representing his district for 30 , I'm a little bit surprised. Lansing. actually form a fully the provides capability for 36 years. summer. channels. State Rep. H. Lynn Jondahl, D-East "I'm mildly aggravated that not It is an offer for free refundable security deposit for Lansing, said that he one CAP member cast a After this first canvass of thought people were more skeptical of politicians than before and for me," he said. "I've been vote installation of cable TV service the electronic device. the Roetman added that the even accused of city is completed, connection that a lot of cynicism had been expressed during recent voter labor." being too pro - and will soon move to the east That means when moving with the cable — University's instructional side of Abbott Road. laid along program channels will not be registration campaigns. away or tiring of the 10 regular with the rest of Larrowe pointed out that Carr has For the past three weeks, broadcast stations, 24 East Lansing's available off campus. never been a member of a • hour utility lines — will cost $15. "I think that being the incumbent is not union, then added that in other National Cable Co. as news Lovested now the advantage ways he was not suprised at - channel, 24 • hour invited city that it has been historically," said Carr's winning the endorsement. required by its franchise with weather channel David Lovested, the cable residents having questions or Jondahl, one of two and local incumbents endorsed by the CAP Council. "I think a lot the city - has been sending programs company's local sales manager, problems with National Cable's of the "The guys on the CAP Council on the cable, cynicism about politicians at the national level will not be represent the establishment," five salesmen door - to door whatever money said public notice will sales personnel or installers to he explained. - invested in be given transferred to state politics, but some of it "They know that I have been down on the with the happy pitch of giving the converter two weeks before the end of call him at 351 - 9120. inevitably will be. establishment all of my life. They are down on deposit will be "From my experience during the petition drives and putting mavericks and residents the $15 cable returned. the free period. independent thinkers like myself, who can't be controlled." installation for free. National Lovested said Cable - a possibly 80 The string attached is that per cent of the residences in subscribers must still charge of $1 a month for the pay a subsidiary of firm and a the only submit a bid to East Tulsa, Okla., company to the western area have for the service. He signed up Transit grou Lansing predicted - homes east of Abbott Road would be contacted July. At present, there is by mid ■ city The council Federal a two ■ citizen advisory "The Total Entertain the city funding week wait from manager's signup to committee which er is an accurate title designed East administrative assistant, installation, but Lovested Lansing's bus service will Nancy bestowed upon Josh hopes the 10 service trucks discuss recommendations on Webber, as part of a council Josh today exhibits its mandated review of all East • White, Jr., by his col¬ National is using will soon future form and leagues in show busi¬ a warmth and an aud¬ existence awaited by city reduce the lag. Apartment complexes will also be offered cable service on tonight. The East Lansing Mass Lansing's commissions committees which advise the council members. and five ness. Few performers have had as varied a show business back¬ ience rapport which, combined with his mellow, rich voice, Transit Committee will meet at an individual unit basis, if the 7:30 p.m. in 201 First State ground as Josh inclu¬ offers an exciting East Lansing expects to Park building's owners give their ding singing, alone or evening of variety en¬ equipment and consent. Savings Assn. of East Lansing, with his illustrious tertainment. The receive and spend almost renovation of the new Lovested anticipates 303 Abbott Road. $100,000 of general revenue Valley no problems with obtaining father since age four, great demand for Court Park recreation center landlord approval. The committee and acting in several Josh leaves no doubt sharing funds from the federal are taking $29,000 of the — currently Campus married housing a study group responsible to Broadway and off- that the title of government for the fiscal year revenue - sharing money. The units have been wired for city council — must tum in a Broadway shows. "Total Entertainer" beginning in July. recreation center, formerly the is National's cable since 1969. _____ report to the city by June 30 richly deserved. American Legion Hali, | The largest portion of th®. _ is Tenants used to pay $5 . . P« detailing the committee's ^Deliver^ jefunded tax monies will be month to watch 12 channels of suggestions for its own future. |NEJAC TV RENTALS" spent on public safety, broadcast stations and' The report will be used by 337-1300 including $161,000 for More than half of the University instructional enforcement of the building city's programs under the terms of code and $114,200 for the $77,000 in bus subsidy the cable company's 10 • payments to the Capital Area year police department. contract with MSU. tor The city has been planning a new fire station for Transportation Authority will also be met with the federal John Married housing Manager Roetman said new TRANSCENDENTAL several years — possibly to be money. tenants, however, will have to located near M - 78 (temporary 1-69) and Abbott Road is putting away — $25,000 this and MEDITATION(TM) as taught by Today thru to join the $55,000 Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, already saved for the estimated $445,000 project. 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"Why should freedom "J?* I EDITORIALS Ever since Adam — or was it Eve? — leaked the news about that tempting apple - Nixon in-formation impeachment proceedings. A dreadful, out of the used to disrupt elections, to villify and destroy the political opposition. It it a and freedom of press be Lenin asked in allowed'" fi I Moscow in 19% 0 I and other funny business in the Garden of underhanded practice, they say, and a lot should powerful, ambitious and sometimes a government which is doin„ :y I Eden, the human race has been arguing of people agree with them. It should be it thinks is dangerous instrument, but it should not be right allow Court's legal about the wisdom of leaking forbidden news. The latest chapter in this long story is now unfolding again in Washington. noted, however, that nobody proposes the abolition of all leaks - only the leaks they do not like. It all depends on whose destroyed without a little thought. For example the President deplores the leak criticized? It would by lethal weapons. Ideas are not allow onn mucK!! I I Sen. Barry Goldwater wants the basement is flooded. And this brings us to when it is used against him, but it is one of fatal than guns. Why should any I the theme of this epistle, which is that the the most effective tools in his allowed to buy a printing I revokes basic attorney genera) to prosecute the own disseminate pernicious Washington Post for leaking confidential leak is the safety valve of democracy. political arsenal and he couldn't get on to embarrass the opinions cal government '" £W II FBI documents. Pat Buchanan and Ken It leaves room for honest dissenters. It without it. He is constantly running into The answer to this in Clawson of the White House staff, two of America „» i I ^I is the refuge of conscience. It can be used situations at home and abroad where he should be obvious, but it Hundreds of American kangaroo While men like John Mitchell and is the leakiest taps in town, want staff for good or evil: Disclose the murders of surprising courtrooms from festering southern Maurice Stans can use dirty money wants the truth out but does not want to make things worse by issuing an official m«ny people democracy and who think thev hate Lenin s«.m L £1I hamlets to rancid northern slums to hire sociological testing agencies became the "court of last resort" to select sympathetic juries, the statement confronting his adversaries. So with this notion that I ruling authority of the someho. I he leaks it through Buchanan or Clawson, state is for those too poor to pay the nation's poor must seek justice in subversive and even unpatriotic. I or through some embassy abroad to some exorbitant cost of appeals with last week's Supreme Court ruling overcrowded lower courts defended by the least accomplished - usually sympathetic or ambitious reporter. Even the Soviet plumbers the leaks, cannot silence cannot stoo I And there is nothing new or wicked in SolzheniJ I Sakarov, limiting legal aid for the indigent. lawyers. this. In the latest crisis between daughter Pasternak or even StaEI The court's action continues the To deny free appeals counsel to Washington and Moscow during the Svetlana, for the $pi,jt I Middle East war, when the information freedom is eternal, and backward march that started when the poor compounds the injustice society, truth leaks out. ftat closed I President Nixon began nominating to them. Impoverished in a "land here was that the Soviets were about to send seven airborne divisions into the Obviously, there times when I justices. of plenty" where many capitalists Middle East, the President could either Hopefully, the court will come have reaped millions by exploiting information should not be have sent an ultimatum to Moscow to pull published - to its senses and reverse its denial of the resources of the very land under and the press has not back or quietly ordered a worldwide alert yet analyzed the ■ difference between being bold basic rights. More importantly, their hovels, the poor now can be of American forces and "allowed" the fact irresponsible and beini I Americans must realize that this is shunted off to jail - with no appeal to be leaked to the press. He wisely chose - but it is not the power the press but the power of the of I not a country of "justice for all." - for alleged crimes their poverty the latter method and got his message really out of hand. state that is I P 'Law and order' has degenerated condemns them to do. into If the right of appeal is not across to the Kremlin without a direct "It would be in the national Barry Goldwater said, "to interest"! a nightmare in which the challenge. immediately ■ institute wealthy law enforcers blatantly important enough to be extended As a matter of fact, anybody who has criminal prosecutions against the I transcend their own laws with to all, the appeals process should be studied Washington Post" for ,publishing f or practiced the art of leaking confidential government documents. virtual impunity while the abolished including the Supreme knows that government officials use the But I I - would it really? criminally impoverished are thrown Court. leak more than it is used against them, and For if nobody had talked against the I into jail to rot. in most Revolutionary justice will erupt cases reporters are their allies government's policies and actions in the I rather than their adversaries. For in many last few years, we would not have Under the present American legal at the grassroots level unbidden heart I about the horrors in Vietnam, the system, it is often money - rather unless the move toward legal elitism instances,governments are using the leaks to secret I than "guilt or innocence - which featuring nauseating double get the embarrassing truth out rather than bombings of Cambodia, the espionage and I determines verdicts and sentences. to keep it in. sabotage of the 1972 presidential I standards is reversed. campaign, and all the lies and fiddling of I The conflict comes when governments the president's men. * try to have it both ways - to use the leak to their own advantage and to Always somebody had to talk out in suppress opposition or in conscience, and leak to I and condemn it when it discloses truth the press, usually against government! Viet vets des they do not like. Or worse, to invent "news" to to leak "news," or destroy their orders. It is an untidy subject to misuse, but it shouldn't be process, often! political opponents. See the evidence in the knocked or destroyed without a little care, White House Watergate transcripts. The President needs it as well as the In the face of galloping inflation, Committee must adopt the 18.2 per This leaking is a complicated business. opposition. the U.S. Senate has finally voted - cent figure, as well as provisions in unanimously - to increase the Senate bill for tuition grants educational benefits for Vietnam - and loans. VOX POPULI era veterans by 18.2 per cent. A Even with the 18.2 per cent similar mandates House - passed measure only a 13.6 per cent increase, Educational Service figures indicate a veteran Testing Pedestrians, bicyclists often increase, while President Nixon would have to work part time To the Editor: cases it is necessary favors a mere 8 per cent. for us to drive to get away with. They, too, think it is their belligerent students. The theory that thel during the entire academic year to I was pleased" to finally see a letter in work. The Senate - House Conference campus and they are free to do as they "campus is ours and we will put our lives! support himself in school. Worse the May 31 State News about all of the I rarely, if ever, travel on Farm Lane. wish. in danger to prove it," doesn't reallv seeml yet, these figures were drawn up hassles the motorists on this campus have The students I see rarely, if ever, are I am not an aggressive driver but my worthwhile to me. last September and inflation has to put up with. crossing in designated wits and reactions are constantly being ! a area. They rarely, Connie Vanneste, secretary! Road p been spiralling ever since. Congress must add a cost - of - I couidn't agree with her more that a little bit of courtesy on both sides would if ever, even bother to look crossing and even up before if they do, it doesn't tested by unthinking or downright Dept. of Biochemistry! help tremendously. Recently a student seem to bother them at all that a car is Last week the Kalamazoo Street living escalator to any future said the campus was mainly for the approaching only five feet away. increase in veterans' educational aid students and everyone else came second. project died a well - deserved death. After sitting on the proposal for unless firm price controls are Ridiculous statements like that infuriate me. This campus could not possibly Bicyclists also ignore all forms of courtesy or law. They ride two abreast, go the wrong way on one UNDttOMtt several years, the Ingham County established beforehand. - way streets, run Road Commission sprung the plan last summer - when it was too late It is tragic that many of the 2.3 million vets the bill will cover operate without the clerical - technical staff. And in nearly 100 per cent of the stop signs and lights and perform almost any other illegal act they think they can MKKINflj to assess the project's impact on the currently cannot afford college. adjoining MSU Red Cedar natural area. Some limited Vietnam vets had just a education when the Poor should g The board of trustees' refusal to American "government forced or approve the $633,000 boondoggle duped them into risking their lives for nothing. These young men were like Watergate without an impact study resulted in the commission deciding to drop the programed to kill, then dumped To the Editor: on the rights and inherent justice that cap plan for now and letting the federal back home without even the means The State News story reporting the be accorded a person. to acquire Supreme Court ruling to deny defendants This inequitable division in the legal funding run out. an adequate education. Of any group of Americans, legal counsel for appeals shows an about - process appears to be steamrollering. The It is sad that East Lansing face in civil rights that has been evident in judicial rights of the common man and the Councilwoman Mary Sharp, who these veterans have the greatest the court's recent decisions. rights of men like John Mitchell, Maurice spearheaded council's tentative right to receive a solid classroom The quote from Associate Justice Stans and John Ehrlichman men who I approval of the project in the face education - if they desire it to William H. Rehnquist, "But there are believe set out to abuse the power of of overwhelming citizen opposition, temper the horrors they learned in significant differences between the trial government - will be differentiated only is such a poor loser. Her outburst against the "hysterical" Vietnam. All men who served the U.S. as and appellate stages of criminal proceeding" is true. There is several thousand dollars' difference in seeking by poverty versus the Watergate defendants' ability to dip into the Nixon slush fund. Underground environmentalists at last week's fighters should be given an even justice in a high court. We will spend millions for justice in the To the Editor: the ramp. council meeting is unworthy of the greater opportunity to serve Denying a person representation for trial of President Nixon, and a common I think everyone will agree there is a Though I live off campus now, 1 lived® America in peace. justice because he has not the means for man should be accorded the same rights. parking problem, but I do not feel a residence hall for three years and parkin! dean of city council. was no better five years ago than it is now such representation puts monetary value Linda Williams removing all regulations is the answer. 630 N. Hagadom Road Why not build two or three large ramps The commuter lot isn't so great either J on campus, near to the off - campus area, $6 per year to park there and walk a r so students would not be driving so much or so, or $10 to ride a bus, isnt m choice. COMMENTARY on campus? One could be built across from South Complex near the new ice I agree that letting everyone drive ■ . . arena (killing two birds with one stone), over campus during the day is lite"! another across from Fee Hall. I'm sure taking your life in your hands. Bp this University can build a ramp that will something must be done. Students atttfl Whales it* lampoon dirty people not look like an ugly hunk of cement and steel (e.g. underground ramps). If the fear of increased traffic is a problem,build an access that leads only to MSU for four years and, though to class may be tiring, it is trame 8 1100 Weber part J Kathle Sm wam Dnj 1 By RUSSELL BAKER "They sit on the beach and stare at the metal box moved along the beach religious speculation, "we must accept the New York Times ocean," the father whale said. "And they throwing up a great cloud of sand and world as it is and learn to live in harmony were A mother whale and a father whale swimming along the coast with their eat hot dogs." The mother whale said they also walked destroying vegetation and birds' nests. "What are they doing now?" asked the with it." "Sometimes," said the father whale, "I Safe bike pat adolescent son whale when the mother into the ocean now and then and flopped son whale. think the Great Whale doesn't know what sighted a school of people on the beach. around in the water for brief periods and "Making garbage," said the father he's doing." To the Editor: I am writing in response to the recent traffic entirely, and out of the way | "Thar they boil!" she sang out in her made such clumsy splashes that the fish whale. pedestrians too! . "People make almost all the "Your father has been very sensitive eerie whale voice. had to get out of their way. garbage in the world, and they use those about article on policies for nonmotorized trails Car pools are good for the eco E "What's that?" asked the garbage," the mother whale within the county. John Czarnecki's minded person who must drive son whale, "They seem to be useless," said the son little moving boxes to do the job." explained, "ever since he dived into 800 who had never seen a school of people ideas are ones I totally agree with, not distances or walk in the cold to sen 1 whale. "Why did the Great Whale make He showed his son the dark gases which tons of fresh before, or even a stray person. sludge that had just been only for Ingham County, but for the work. For those who travel only »<■ people anyhow?" spewed out of the box and pointed out dumped off the New Jersey coast. He safety of all bicyclists. distances, paths linking residential areas- "That's people, son," said the father "Son," said the father whale, "no the efficiency with which the beach smelled like a sewer for weeks." With a growing number of bicycles on schools, shopping centers and wor ■ whale. "You see them all up and down creature in the Great Whale's universe grasses and the birds nests were quickly "Eight hundred tons of sludge!" cried the road, there definitely needs to be a are a necessity. As it stands now, bicy V this coast at this time of year. They cover exists without a purpose. If the Great converted into garbage. new set of laws for themselves with oil and lie up there on the Whale made people it was for a good the young whale. "Wow! That's what I call automobile - bicycle who must ride along the hignw y T "And inside the box," he said, "they relations. Whatever these new rules will sand and boil themselves until they reason." are also preparing more garbage production!" I be, only jeopardize their own lives, 1 garbage." suggest educating new bicycle also create fear among the passing ^ sizzle." At that moment six beer The young whale was so excited that he "Maybe people are the Great Whale's cans came purchasers, while driver education classes who are wary of the cicyclists next™11 spouted, and the people on shore saw it devote time to teaching these new laws. "But they're such little things," said the way of keeping down the hot dog flying out of the box, followed by a bag and cried, "Whales!" And somebody The police should enforce these laws A separate path would release tension ■ son whale. "I'll bet I could swallow one population," the young whale suggested. containing a half - eaten hot dog, a threw a beer bottle at them. The whales and all not involved. , , I whole and have him live in my stomach." "There are some things," said the mustard jar, some banana peels and an made for deep distant water, and later that punish bicyclists who don't conform, for I feel that nonmotorized bike trail | their own safety and because His mother said she would not want her mother whale, "that even whales can't empty plastic body oil container. night as they drifted off the gulf stream auto bike accidents many times an important safety extra whicn J stomach filled with the fault of the becoming more and more in de 1 - are anything that had understand. We must accept the world as "Maybe that's the reason the Great admiring the stars a large ship passed by been boiled in oil and had sand all over it. it is and live in Whale made people," said the bicyclist. bike is more efficient than walking! harmony with it." young and spilled oil over them. But they I prefer separate bike trails to Moreover, she said, it would be very The father whale called their attention whale. "To make garbage." widening causes no pollution like cars, J remained in harmony with the world as it the shoulders of roads, but either move is unhealthy because people were filled with to a small group of "The world doesn't need hinder the use of a good thing. smoke and hot people who had garbage," was, and afterwards dreamed of the • • that all dogs. detached themselves from the school and growled the father whale. an improvement. All communities, bicycle paths are needed so unfortunate people far behind them What do people do?" asked the young were getting into a metal box mounted on "Now, now," said the mother whale, making garbage through the sweet summer whether rural or suburban, should have enjoy exercise, fun and good heaM _ whale. ' bike trails to keep bicyclists out of car wheels. When they were all inside, the who was always uneasy in the presence of night. 514 W. Holdenl Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, June 24, 1974 Bicentennial warm up attracts histo A single shot from Clyde Anderson's The afternoon began with the homemade By MARY ANNE FLOOD ringing of the bell, the gun salute on cannon signaled the State News Staff Writer Clyde Anderson's homemade cannon stuffed beginning of the Tricounty A lot of local color bloomed this with gunpowder and Historical Convention held weekend at a historical happening which rags, some impressive drum rolls and the incessant at the Wiskemann Farm in barking of the served, in part, as a tri county bicentennial ever - present Scottie and St. Bernard who Lansing Saturday. The warmup. dominated certain sections of the convention of On a windy, sunny Saturday history afternoon, speeches, too. over 280 enthusiasts marked the history enthusiasts gathered at The cannon and the popcorn machine Wiskemann Farms in Lansing to shoot off beginning of bicentennial were constructed by machinist, deerslayer, cannons, watch the Grand Balloon planning in the area. archeologist and historian Clyde Ascension, fly an official American Anderson, Many historical societies Revolution bicentennial an elderly man, wore a were represented flag, eat popcorn Revolutionary War - style jacket. His at the from a homemade antique - type popcorn daughter has sewn him enough jackets to country gathering. vending machine, share news of area clothe a regiment history - related groups, auction off The dogs again reigned supreme during history - related objects and pot - luck the raising of the special bicentennial their way through supper. flag presented to the now - official Ingham The Ingham County Special Committee County committee. During the following on County History and the Historical reports on area historical societies and Society of Greater Lansing sponsored this their plans to construct historical markers Tri county Historical Convention. and rewrite area histories, one woman Several of those in attendance dressed used the time to spin a little yam on her in historical garb from Ford Ceasar's old - 100 year - old spinning sheel. - time red and white striped nightshirt The auction of donated items netted SN photo/John Martell fashionably set off by a bright set of white nearly $750, some of that undoubtedly spats, to Pauline Stenson's vintage 1907 from the sale of a set of three inch 13reported dead - maternity dress once worn by her mother. in checkers. There were several old chairs, Philippine fight Gordon Oliver of the Lansing Muzzle paintings, books from Balzac to condensed Loading Guns Club carried a 200 year- - Reader's Digest, a wig, wooden boxes, old gun in his belt, frightening no one. homemade peanut butter fudge and an J MANILA, Philippines (AP) - Forty Brig. Gen Fortunato U. Abat, chief of spoke after the Libyan foreign minister Before the festivities began, one of the inordinate number of rusty railroad spikes. ■hree persons were reported dead and at the Central Mindanao antique collectors in the crowd perused The paper rolls of the 50 Command, urged miles to the south. year - old ■east 17 missing Sunday in an upsurge of residents in a radio and said Marcos is the items to be auctioned and came message to stay calm. taking steps to Provincial sources reported 12 residents away Wurlitzer merry - go - round organ cranked fcntigovcrnment violence by Moslem rebels He said the rebels were "integrate the Moslems to assume their dead in a barrio in Makilala, 55 miles east ecstatic. "I've beenlooking for some three - out "The Anvil Chorus" Tn the southern island of Mindanao. staging raids to rightful place in society." inch checkers for five during the pot bring their antigovernment struggle in of Cotabato City. A mixed force of years now! I was luck supper. Organ owner Darold Rice was J The Philippine armed forces called in Mindanao and the Sulu archipelago to the There are an estimated 3'A million to 4 Moslem, Christian and Bilaan tribesmen about to give up and buy hockey pucks one of several people there who travel Artillery and F86 jet fighters to quell a attention of Islamic foreign ministers million Moslems and other non - Christians were blamed for the attack. but I've finally found some!" the white from antique show to chicken Ihreat to the airport eight miles south of among the 8 million people of haired beamed. fry showing meeting Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Mindanao, man their wares. ■Cotabato City, the second a provincial capital in Libyan Foreign Minister Abdel Ati largest Philippine island. Most fcnlral Mindanao. At least 17 civilians of the others are Roman al-Obeidi, in a speech at the 35 nation - Catholics. IF WOO'KE ACCEPTE? /OJ itere reported missing in fighting around Moslems and Christian settlers have conference, accused the government of CAM 57Af HC.ME ALL SiMMcR Kulon. north of the airport. President Ferdinand E. Marcos of been fighting for years, and carrying large - scale and not so to ca.up Rattles began between Moslem J Air Force F86s attacked rebel positions out genocide against Filipino Moslems. and government forces after insurgents hear the airport on Friday, and passengers He urged his Moslem Marcos colleagues to call declared martial law in ■lying from Cotabato late Saturday on Marcos's government to start September 1972. In the latest (reported seeing an Air Force plane firing negotiations with insurgent leaders "to fighting, leaders of five It positions close to the air strip. On reach a settlement and avoid bloodshed." refugee families told the Philippine Red Cross they had counted 31 bodies of Jhiursday. the insurgents fired 81mm Adam Malik of Indonesia, probably the Christian evacuees during a 10 • slain ■mortar shells into the airport. Philippines' best friend at the conference, day trek to Cotabato from their community 40 DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau fiet Cong, N. Vietn j* * msec, dick, A LOT OF THE 6UYS ARE 66TTIN6 OUT ON PRO- WELL, I APPRECIATE YOUR I BAVON NOW, SO DEAN TH0U6HT HJE'PWE CALUN6, BOB, BUT 1 IT IF YOU I REALLY HAVE TO BI6HT NO, SERIOUSLY, IT'P BE NICE TO HOLD A UTTLE cease-fire commission PARTY IN 6EOR6ETOU/N FOR THEM-SORT OF A UffTER- \ COULP PROP BY... STAY HERE UNTIL I FINISH THE JOB I MS BIECTEP TO O'CLOCK THEN? I DO HAVE A MEETING l ROM WIRK SERVICES w 6ATE REUNION. / PO! of the Paris agreement which was I SAIGON, South Vietnam, supposed to have ended the war. — The Viet A Viet Cong statement ■Cong and North Vietnam have suspended indicated two main reasons for the ltheir participation in the two cease fire suspension were the The two - party commission is - sinking of a North Vietnamese cargo vessel made up •commissions set up by the Paris peace of representatives of the Viet by South Vietnamese forces last Thursday Cong and reement last year in protest against and Saigon government. The four party group - a statement last week ■lleged "acts of sabotage" by South by the U.S. consists of representatives from the United ■Vietnam and the United States. Embassy. States, North Vietnam, Viet Cong and The embassy said North Vietnam South Vietnam. and J■Liberation In a statement Radio broadcast over the Viet Cong were trying to promote Saturday night, the Viet ■Cong's Provisional Revolutionary propaganda and prevent real progress in the Joint Military Team. The talks in Paris aimed at settling the internal political affairs of South Vietnam YOU CAN SEE CLEARLY SUPER LOW (Government announced its decision to and at arranging for general elections have pend its participation in the two - party Military Commission. The The Viet Cong statement accused the United States of "grossly slandering" its been suspended since mid - April when the NO-FAULT South Vietnamese n is charged with delegation walked out implementing Provisional Revolutionary Government in Hthe cease fire, and the four party Joint - ■Military Team, which is supposed to • and Vietnam. also the government of North protest of alleged intensified cease fire violations by the Communist side. - With contacts from RATES ■search for some 1,000 men Call Jeff Williams missing in The Saigon talks were first suspended East Lansing's only Co - Op for Optical Needs faction and 1,200 dead whose remains have The statement said the Communist ,n & Thurs (MSU '68) at 332-1838 May 10 after the South Vietnamese lifted iot been recovered. delegations "will return to the conference some of the A.M.-8:30 P.M. table when the U.S. and Jhe Nguyen Van diplomatic immunities and 351-5330 J It North |that was the second time since May 10 Thieu administration have ended all their privileges of the Communist delegations. These Were restored and the talks resumed ji-SENTRY Vietnam and the Viet Cong acts of sabotage of the negotiations, suspended their ■talks, which have made minimal participation in the committed themselves to guarantee all the June 11 but immediately become down in the question of what bogged the Viet EYE EXAMINATIONS BY APPOINTMENT CO-OPTICAL SERVICES ONLY 71 INSURANCE * MADf I00RDIN(Om0U n the progress privileges and immunities . . . adopted a Cong called freedom of movement in Dr. Richard Hearn, Optometrist 710 Gainsborough Drive nearly 17 months since the signing serious and correct attitude in negotiations Saigon. Now in Brookfield Plaza cast Lansing *• WEDNESDAY NITE FINAL DAY OF DISCOUNT RECORDS' ONLY Carl Throne SUMMER FESTIVAL on the organ, trumpet and drums 12 pin NO COVER P S. Howard 371 - 1752 ^in in 1 HONEYWELL AUTO/ STROBONAR 470 Fast - Easy - Compact Recycles as fast as half a second Up to 500 flashes per charge HUNDREDS OF LAST CHANCE Auto operating range from 2 to 28 feet BARGAIN ALBUMS TO REGISTER Choice of 3 f/stops Weighs a mere 11.5 AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES ounces TO WIN A '1I245 TRADE - IN SALE LEFTOVERS 3for$1.00 CUT-OUTS $1.98 EACH 10 ■ SPEED BIKE Come in for a THESE ITEMS ARE NOT GUARANTEED! (courtesy of crossroads cycle shop) demonstration today! OR CYCLE ACCESSORIES MON-THURS9-5 Fri-9-9 SAT 9-6 DRAWING TONIGHT AT 9 PM STORE HOURS: NIVVVUMI Y Monday - Friday 9:30 AM 9:00 - PM Saturday 9:30 AM-6:00 PM records© Sunday Noon 6:00 - PM 524-26 E. MICH. 401 I. GRAND RIVER 484-7414 351-8460 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, June 24. J AT SCHOOL SERVIC Custodian of the year honored By PAULA HOLMES "This award really came as a I deserve it from the way I The building covers 552,000 sponsored by the surprise to me," Hurst told Education and the Co,, I work. But it was really State News Staff Writer square feet, Hurst said proudly. Willie Hurst never dreamed over 700 custodians as he unexpected." And soon a new addition will Education Service at SJ accepted the award. "Thank Hurst has been head be started that will enable 150 that he might end up Custodian of the Year when he you very much — I just don't custodian of Lincoln School more children to attend classes State Dept. of the Ed'!?'1 know what else to say." for the Mentally Retarded in Michigan moved from Macon, Ga., to there. Boards, Hurst was selected for the Grand Rapids for 12 years. He "I've been there since the is designed to «. Grand Rapids 29 years ago. At school that time he was a 20 • year • award from over 20 employes has charge of a facility that building was constructed. I've custodians, plant engineers and il old looking for work in a city by the steering committee of involves many aspects of care taken care of it since it was Speakers from busZ the Michigan Assn. of School from building and ground brand new," he said. "I have ,h " • which he had never seen the Police, the University Jj inside of before. Employes, one of the main maintenance to the control of always gotten praise on how industries and the Friday he named sponsors of the conference. a menagerie of animals nice and clean the directors of '(JJ1 was Custodian of the Year at the "When I first heard about the award I didn't know what consisting of dogs, cats, horses, building is. Many people say they have of School the MichipJJJ Employes i«J 41st Annual School Plant goats, ducks and chickens and is never seen a building this clean. classes dealing with Services and Transportation to think or how to feel," also responsible for sanitary "I like my job because I like from school bus evervSSL Conference held at MSU last Hurst admitted. '"Hien 1 got to and safety conditions for 150 to operate by myself - and the public relations. discinli«!l thinking that well, gee, maybe 1 week. students. hours are good," said Hearst, the first black man to win the "We like to have districts send new the J men or J that award. "I get along real well are being promJ] Case of MSU with the principal - he's the second principal I've had since I started there - and I like the head can they custodian so that get the added need traini, J >J for theirM Positions," said dismissed rest of the staff, too." J aft Hurst construction had worked and in at DeGlopper, a director "Itl very worthwhile convm," By MARY ANNE FLOOO entering the Placement Services Otherwise we fight the MSU ordinance," Montgomery Ward's before wouldn't hifl State News Staff Writer to talk to recruiters. Demonstrators said that the Podulka, who now works at joining the public school staff put as many years into have." it*1* the New Art Theater in in 1963. The last of the nine police had overreacted by Lansing, said. "Some of the Hurst has attended several protesters arrested at MSU in charging into the crowd and others felt it would be a waste workshops in Grand Rapids SN May 1972 had his case using excessive force to arrest of energy and political effort but he had never come to the photo/Bob K»ye Evelyn Alt and Ethelyn Brechting of Comstock Park took the prize for the oldest set of twins dismissed last week after two some nonresisting to go through the trial process. annual convention before this years of delays. demonstrators, Podulka said. Not expecting it to take at the 28th annual convention of the Twins Assn. of Michigan, held at Olds Plaza in over Lansing John Six were arrested on May 2 Saturday and Sunday. The sisters are 64 years old. Podulka, a former two years, I set out on a matter MSU student, of 332 Elm and three others were arrested of principal and personal Place, waited over two years in other related protests. Most vendetta." and of the other defendants had Podulka said that the Grand through three major Michigan Bell may seek postponements and filed a motion of dismissal because of the length of time involved. finally settled with the prosecuting attorney out of court and were fined $20 and 20 hours volunteer work under a state River demonstrations in May 1972 protesting Nixon's mining of North Vietnamese emergency' rate relief ports extinguished his interests A Michigan Supreme Court disorderly persons charge in active political participation. decision allows cases which rather than wait for a trial have taken over 18 months under the MSU obstruction of The continuing controversy $111.4 million, Haynes The Republican - dominated without coming to trial to be University affairs ordinance. over rising utility rates, which acknowledged. service commission has come has emerged as a key issue in dismissed due to the prejudices One of the few defendants "It depends on what we do, under fire in recent months which may develop against the who did not settle with the the Michigan what the judge decides and the from Democrats for granting gubernatorial defendant. Podulka's campaign, had three new nature of the ruling," he said. case was attorney out of court was John large rate increases. these developments last week. "There are a lot of ifs." on grounds last Royal. His controversial trial Meanwhile, William R. Ralls, With no decision expected In another development, the the only Democrat on the Monday in East Lansing last spring resulted in his being District Court. fined and placed on two years' on its request for a $49 million chairman of the commission three - person commission, "I would prefer to have rate increase for at least nine called for the removal of called for state probation. regulatory- fought the case, won and felt "1 wanted to personally months, Michigan Bell partisan politics from utility agencies to take steps to rate cases in a speech before vindicated," Podulka said. Telephone Co. says it may file provide more public "But after two the Federal years of an "emergency" interim rate Energy participation in their decisions relief request in the next Administration conference on and perhaps even pay for it. thought, anxiety and time spent on the case, with no end month. utility rate reforms last week. Ralls, speaking before the in sight, I decided to file for In addition, there still is a Chairman William G. national conference for state, dismissal." "strong possibility" the utility Rosenberg called for "the county and city consumer Podulka was arrested on will" challenge in court the elimination of partisan politics office administratiors, said refusal of the from May 2, 1972, along with six Michigan Public utility ratemaking, public financing for public others who were, according to Service Commission to coupled with a determination interest participation in consider its request for $62 police reports, obstructing by state commissions to grant regulatory proceedings should normal University procedure .. million in rate boosts to fatten cost - justified rate increases be provided. The conference try preventing students from profit margins. Bell vice promptly, regardless of the was sponsored by the White president Lloyd Haynes said political consequences." House. last week. This means that before the case is decided by the Compact commission Bell may actually Refrigerator Rentals Undergraduate students exceed its initial request of Dorm Rent-All can receive refunds of 372-1795 their 50 * ASMSU tax in room 334 Student Services Bldg. on or before June PASSPORT 25, 1 974. Students m« APPLICATION PHOTOS eligible to use ASMSU •JUfuUr tS 00 for 2 photoi services. ASSEMBLY LINE HAMBURGERS? TRY BELL'S 5WATOLD Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, June 24, 1974 7 loxers skirmish isports NEW YORK (UPI) - shortsI Rudy May, making his debut with New it writers dinner York, tossed a four hitter and Bobby Murcer knocked in two runs Sunday to lead the Yankees to • Detroit Tigers in the first game of a scheduled The second game was a 4 - 1 victory over the doubleheader. postponed by rain. The start of the first 211 E.Grand River I NEW YORK (UPI) - "He's game was delayed one hour by rain and a Next to the spoke, but when Ali speaks Amid throughout the contest. steady downpour fell Sportmeister it the first round, that's what things happen. the shouting and Murcer doubled in Lou Piniella from first Mon, Tues, Fri, Sat 's done." Tho I he »" lu8is|ng, rorem with the tie • 9-6 rormer , I At least that's what champion, jacket was torn before Don breaking run in the sixth inning and scored an insurance run Wed.Thur 9-9 ■uhammad All had to say for h!g ArmaepHrfHaPe Kingl 0ne of the moments later on a single by Chris Chambliss. May, acquired from the California Angels on June Sunday after his riotous Foreman Foreman in in «?T 5 Wlth Kinshasa, Zaire, Promoters> and Ali's pal Gene 15, struck Icountir with heavyweight lampion George Foreman. September, launched now familiar tirade lasting 20 in Kilroy grabbed Ali, who proceeded to toss wine in Foreman's „ then out nine and walked three while Detroit had tied the game at Freehan's leadoff triple and a sacrifice evening up his record at 1 -1. 1 • 1 in the second inning on Bill CIGARETTES 2 PK /69" V Foreman, honored as the minutes Saturday general direction. fly by Dick Sharon. night and Joe Lhter of the year at the while Foreman looked Frazier, who had had a Joxing writers dinner, had on similar run - in a TV studio in FRANKFURT, Germany (UPI) - Italy, twice world champion Iceived his plaque before Ali ru Dickl Sadler did not. e8j? IT01' his trainer January with Ali, hurried and runnerup in 1970, crashed jut of the World Soccer Cup play Sadler replied in and said: "Man, this has gone Sunday, its aging team of yesterday defeated 2 -1 Holland, guided by another superb performance from by Poland. 10% OUR PRICE ON ALL KODAK FILM song to to° 'ar* 't s no g°°d. You've Johann PROCESSING L/fh soys Ali's tirade! and when he finished, Foreman, holding the had got.t.° stop " with that peculiar Cruyff, downed Bulgaria, 4 - 1, to reach the second round with Sweden. 3 0 winner crushed Haiti 4 -1. The • against Uruguay and Argentina, which groups in the second round will line up along ^rr \J r- r 1 ■ NO LIMIT (coupon) DEVELOPING plaque, thanked the writers, ability to tum himself on or follows : as but said he was leaving since he °! ' suddenly calmed down and i/-M gam had had enough. Ali grabbed for the plaque — the brief encounter was over. Ali may have lost count in •Group A - East Germany, Brazil, Holland and •Group B — West Germany, Yugoslavia, PolandArgentina. The second round will and Sweden. "1 don't remember got it or not" Ali said - and whether I iaying Foreman had lost the teams in action. The get under way Wednesday with all eight two groups will play on a round - robin basis BRECK ULTRA BRITE CEPACOL lickefs things then happened very fast. same ro.u.n('' ^or ha(* sa>d the thing when had failed to turn the champion similar to the first round top team from each group will go forward to the groups but after the three matches, the 15 oz. TOOTHPASTE MOUTHWASH July 7 final in I MSU's allotment of 15,000 Foreman, for Ali. still cool, reached Ali then "blew his widely promoted press conference to announce terms up at a Munich. *** Reg. 1.93 98° Reg.'1.09 58C 14 oz. Reg. 1.29 / ^ Q / 10 . You'll choose your field of I Graduate of _ co Reg. b9c LIMIT 6 Law: Corporate Law, Employee ' Dale of Graduatior (coupon) Expires June 30, 1974 Reg. 1.00 UM™ Benefit Plans, Estates and East Lansing store only Trusts, Litigation, Real Estate, FASHION ORLON MEN'S STRETCH The Institute for Paralegal Training KNEE SOX SPORT SOX 235 South 17th Street. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania 19103 (215) 732-6600 Reg. 1.25 LIMIT 6 79 Reg. 1.00 LIMIT 6 57 (coupon) Expires June 30, 1974 (coupon) Expirw June JO, 1974 East Lansint store only 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan MondayJune24,1974 A Season of Summer Savings Check Our Advertise || call II |^^^^iB^MMBB^lassifle^^d^orB|Your^estjiu^ FRANKLY SPEAKING... .by phil frank 355-8255 II FORD VAN 1967. Low mileage, Motorcycles ]g \m Apartments ^ YAMAHA • TRIUMPH - BMW. panelling, shelves, carpeting, SHEP"S is your full service LOVELY FURNISHED efficiency. FACULTY /PERSONNEL extras, included. Must, sell, best offer. 484-8772. 3-6-28 dealer. Helmets, leathers, 915 Lilac, across from campus. Lansing Horlian House. Large East TWO BEDROOM furnished^ I LEMANS 1969. Good condition, accessories, parts and service. SHEP-S MOTOR SPORTS INC. $126 plus electricity. 349-3604, 372-6852. 0-3-6-26 one bedroom, carport, security locks, air, balcony, carpet, homes. $25 minutes to . campus $35/^1 Q,i * I PHONE 35* 8255 must sell soon. $900. Call 2460 North Cedar. Holt. (Just drapes, appliances. Quiet Peaceful 0-56-28 on . iake S?" 64,'6»'. | «f 353-0520. 1-6-24 south of 1-96 overpass). UNIVERSITY TERRACE. Acroea atmosphere. No pets. $180. 347 Student Services Bldy. 694-6621. C-3-6-24 from campus. 424 Michigan. 349-2094. 5-7-3 Two bedrooms, furnished. From 561 ALBERT. \ b„ cviiLt INSURANCE _ •AUTOMOTIVE MAVERICK, 1970, automatic, 6 Central Michigan's largest $150. Phone Resident Manager. DOWNTOWN LANSING, 332 East furnished, from campus. for fall. 0 >■ cylinder. Radio, gooci mileage. 337-0680. 4-6-28 Hillsdale. Efficiency - furnished, 351-6676. la, Scoottrs & Cycles 393-4406. 4-6-28 motorcycle insurer. Low rates, monthly payments. Two $85. 361-0997. 3-6-28 P»fti & Semce DELTA 235 Delta Street. Two 348 MGB Green locations: - OAKHILL BLOCK T Aviation 1972. Excellent SUMMER SUBLEASE. Need one bedrooms, furnished. From Greyhound. 1 condition. 18,000 miles. LLOYD'S OF LANSING female for own room. Call . 3 •EMPLOYMENT •FOR RENT Ziebarted. ski rack. $2900. Call 349-4347, 12 noon 9 pm 484-8143 332-5335 $150. Phone Resident Menager, 351-6839. 4-6-28 351-6879.4-6-28 «140 »'«>. £2, 3-6-24 Apartments BEECHWOOD. 1130 Beech Street. TWO MEN needed for large Houses Two bedrooms, furnished. Auto Service / townhouse. Each their own Special summer rates. $150. Houses Rooms •FOR SALE Phone Resident 351-6168. 4-6-28 Manager, room. pm. 36-26 394-2866 between 5 - 8 * Animals PLYMOUTH CUDA, 1972. VOLKSWAGEN EXHAUST NEED ONE girl for 4 - girl DUPLEX. 595 SPARTAN P,lyra ■ Mobile Homes Automatic, air, AM/FM, vinyl systems - $18.95 complete at TWO APARTMENTS. Close to Twyckingham. $55/month. comfortable, 2 bedroojI 337-1172. 46-28 f top, console, tinted glass, rally. CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 East All utilities paid. u rnished. parking 1 •LOST & FOUND campus. •PERSONAL Instrumentation $2450 or best offer. 5 road wheels. Kalamazoo, one mile west of Reasonable. Call NEJAC, privileges. $245/year $1 70/,umm„ I - 9pm, campus. 487-5055. C-5-6-28 337 1309. C-36-24 NEAR SPARROW. Two bedrooms, lease. No pets phl_,l •PEANUTS PERSONAL 355-4208. 4-7-1 furnished, air. Utilities except 351 3118. 2-6-24 °™1 •REAL ESTATE PICK - UP CAMPER for El ROOMY APARTMENTS electricity. Summer, $150 per PEOPLE PLYMOUTH STATION wagon - Camino downtown Lansing for married NEEDED for fe.1 •RECREATION or Toyota. Good ©COLLEGE MEW A SERVICES-BOX 9411-BERKELtY. CA 94709 month, also efficiency $110 per summer •SERVICE 1973. 16,000 miles. Power, air, condition, 4 year* old. Best couples. 5 - 10 minutes from month. 332-5144. 3-6 26 term, 487-0192.3-6-26 $50/momh c|B excellent condition. Best offer offer. Equipped with light campus on 1-496. $125, utilities Instruction over $2900. 351-8398. 3-6-28 storage cabinets, storage chests included. 351-6769, after 5 pm. ONE AND two bedroom OWN ROOM in house and bunk spaces. 351-3373, 351-6996, daytime. 4-6-28 apartments from $130/month. d Typing Service occupency. $70/month after 6pmonly. 3-6-28 CONCESSION HELP. Female, part Call EQUITY - VEST, INC. u, •TRANSPORTATION PONTIAC BROUGHAM 1970. One TWO TRAILERS, close to campus, 351-8150. X-5-7-1 paid All house time evenings and privilege,. •WANTED family owner, loaded, tape deck weekends. clean, very Clocks from etc. No rust, has had excellent Apply in person, STARLIGHT reasonable. 356-9771, evenings only. 3-6-26 campus. 351-4829 1 ONE OR two man apartment, SI2b care. See to appreciate. $1500. DRIVE-IN, after 7:30 pm "RATES" 3-6 26 per month, utilities included. 371-2400, 9 - 5pm. 5-7-3 TV AND STEREO rentals. Parking, pets. Dave, 337-0649. CHRISTIAN HOUSE netu, ^ _ 26-26 $60 $24/term. $9.95/month. Free per month. Near Union I PONTIAC, 1966 - GTO. Engine and SITTER WANTED for 6 - year - same day delivery and service. 351-7844. 3-6-26 " body very good, 3 dueces. $675. old. East Lansing home. Good Call NEJAC. 337-1300. C-56-28 GRAD WOMAN. Third single in big 625-3069. 5-7-3 wages and working conditions. WORDS Must be absolutely reliable and house, close. $68 yeer - round. HAYFORD NORTH, Large, < PORSCHE have own transportation. Call Nice. 353 3186. 482-8227 911, 1966. Turbo • PARKING SPACES bedrooms, 1 3 5 charged Corsa engine, AM-FM, ROGER & PAULS 373-7845 office. - 1 block off Eileen. 5-7-3 summer rates 351-7497. OR5-6-28 $190 I 351-8624, campus. Phone 651-5542. 5-speed. 646-6003. 2-6-26 home. 10-7-12 MARATHON 56-28. PENNSYLVANIA NORTH. Large, 3 bedrooms, furnished, summer FOR CHANCE of a lifetime, VEGA 1972. 4 - speed. Radio. jL Where all we SUMMER EMPLOYMENT COMPACT REFRIGERATORS. wanted Sublease home, summer I $1150. Phone 485-9831, after 6 rates. $190. 351-7497. Best pm. 3-6-28 specialize in is FOR STUDENTS selection, lowest rates. C'mon OR-X-5-7-1 and/or fall. Close, furnished,an. I cars We are accepting applications from United Rent-All. 351-5652. over 332-4555 after 4:30pm. 16-241 college students who want a 3-6-28 AND CHECK OUT VEGA 1972. Beautiful red station LOCATED AT THE summer job. You must be willing to COLLINGWOOD APTS! COUPLE OR two people needed to ONE BLOCK Irom campus 227B wagon. Standard transmission, CORNER OF JOLLY devote a minimum of 40 DEADLINE 21 - 24 mpg. Call 655-2900 or & OKEMOS RO REFRIGERATORS. TV'S, Best sublease house. Reasonable. Beal Street. Cute, 2 bedroom! 1 P.M. one class hours/week and be able to accept 351-3116 after 5:30pm. 3-6-28 day 332-1391 before 1pm. C-3-6-28 349 - 3196 rates - Free delivery. DORM ♦air conditioned house being remodelled.! before publication. responsibility. On the |ob training is RENT r - ALL. 372-1795. 5-6-28 6DAY A WEEK TOWING provided for 'dishwasher Available summer or OPEN 6 DAYS those who are 3516088 VEGA 1972 Hatchback, 13,000 • 9 PM BUT SUNDAY accepted. For an interview call ♦shag carpeting NEW, ONE bedroom, furnished, or 351-3597. 3 6<28| Peanuts Personal ads miles, 3 484-7368 between ♦unlimited parking patios, security locks, self - If) • speed automatic, L-11, 11 am • 12 must be pre excellent condition. 393-3650. noon. 543-28 ♦plush furniture cleaning oven, carpeted, $190 ONE PERSON, paid. and $195. Heat and water own ro 3-6-26 ♦Model Open Daily miles, garden, summi NEED ONE included. No undergrads. 665 2060. 3-6-26 two girls for Cancellations/ Corrections CAREER OPPORTUNITY with - Aurelius Apartments, 2371 American Muiti Americana apartment fall 12 noon one class VOLKSWAGEN Baja. 1965. Good - Cinema. call 351-8282 Aurelius Road, just south of day Chance to grow in a National spring. Call Marty, 332-1136. OWN ROOM in house. One block! condition, 4 new shocks. 80hp (behind Zody's before publications. 3-6-28 • expressway. 349-9152, from campus. $56/month. 2ol engine. 25 miles per gallon. company that's a pioneer in its 694-9608. 3-6-26 on the river!) J Bailey Street. 332-4604. 3-6-261 The State News will be 371-2849 before 2pm or after AUTO REPAIR industry. 349-2701. 5-6-28 11.5-7-3 & PARTS PAA» TIME experienced i TWO BEDROOMS, unfurnished in FURNISHED EFFICIENCY, 2 NEAR MSU, 2 bedrooms fori responsible only for the East Lansing. Dishwasher, air. persons, utilities paid, parking, OWN first day's incorrect VOLVO 1964. 2 - door, 122 S, 20% discount on biller for physician's office. No Short term lease. 351-7852. ROOM, summer only, huge walk to campus. 351 4606, 9 - summer only, $180 plus utiiities.l insertion. good mechanical condition, VW Parts weekends, 393 0720, weekdays. 5-6-28 two person apartment, gigantic 1?. 351-3052, after 6 pm. 36 26 References required. 332-8263.B $400. 351-7037. 2-6-24 3-6-24 Park backyard, Body Work close, $80/month. Call Jim, 351-4120 Check our repair prices LPN TEMPORARY work for 1-6-21 SUMMER NEED GIRL. Fall • Spring. Cedar SUBLEASE, own room, WOMEN, summer or fall. Largel Motorcycles <&> We Buy, Sell and physician's office. Experience required. No weekends. Village. $80/month. Dishwasher MASON - 10 minutes MSU. Two $75/month. 351-2221, call after 5pm. X-36-24 house, close. Rent negotiable! Trade VW's. 351-0132. 3-6-26 351-3045.36-24 Weekdays, 8 • 6. 393-0720. bedrooms, unfurnished except Cedar & Kalamazoo 3-6-24 stove. Carpeted. Married TWO GIRLS needed for 4 ■ woman. HARLEY 74 1958 FEMALE ROOMMATE, si • chopper. 4852047 couple/one child. $115 plus Summer. Delta Arms. Call only, $60. Own room. G Excellent condition. $1500. 485-5319 before 3 pm. 5-6-28 MASON BODY SHOP 812 East DESK CLERK needed • must have transportation and be willing to —731— utilities. 676-2221. 36-28 Deposit. 676-5983, Sharon or Ava. 332-4945. 3-6-26 337-1812. 26 26 travel. APARTMENTS - CHEVROLET 1966 Impala, 4 - Call 372-0567 or Kalamazoo Street since 1940: ONE GIRL needed for fall. Delta 143 BOGUE. OWN door, 1 owner, good condition. FOR SALE 1972 late 489-1215 between 12 • 6pm. DUPLEX, COLLEGE Road. One room model •Close to Campus Arms. $77/month. 332-6652. Complete auto painting and 0-5-628 bedroom, carpeted, built in utilities included. Will Barter.^ 676-1333. 3-6-28 Hodaka 125cc. Very .good collision •Air Conditioned 36-28 • service. 485-0256. kitchen. $150, all utilities paid 332-4558. 36-26 condition. $375. 484-6919. •All Appliances C-5-6-28 Including dishwasher except lights. Married couple 3-6-24 COUNSELOR CHEVELLE SS 1970. 396 CASEWORKER - •Luxurious Furnishings TWYCKINGHAM, ONE NEED TWO people for I man only. 676-5983. 676-2221. automatic. Good condition. /• X experience in child care and •Shag Carpeting •On-Slte Management apartment. Sublet for summer. 36-28 $70/includes utilities, summer or| 655-3987. 3-6-28 counseling required. Bachelor's x Moving out. $150/month. fall. 626 M.A.C. 5-7-1 ATTENTION RACERSI •Private Balconies CUTLASS 1966, automatic, power 360 MX's, $1095. 250 and 250 YZs VOLVO degree in social work and/or psychology. Salary is negotiable. •SWIMMING POOL 332-6876. 36-28 EAST SIDE. 4 bedrooms. $160 for Now Leasing NEED THREE people. Own nx steering and brakes, good $1295. While they last. IONIA CYCLE SALES, 616-527-1040. AUTOMATICS Call 3-6-24 663-1521, extension 148. SUMMER. Apartment. $130. 3 group or $50 for single. Deposit. Unfurnished. 676-1557. 56-28 $60. Close to campus. 351-2396 transportation. $200. 355-5905. For Fall Occupancy rooms. $65.80 and $80. 501 2-6-26 COME WITH M.A.C. 355-8313. 3-6-26 SUMMER SUBLET. 4 36-26 man, 3 Only $73 Per Person - DATSUN 1200 Coupe 1971. First RANDY'S MOTORCYCLE A NEW TWIST. FULL AND pert time summer positions with full - line FURNISHED. ONE bedroom level apartment, Bailey Street. TWO MILES from campus North Holmes, near 22^ owner, price negotiable. $225. 332-0634. 36-26 REPAIR, Half price on labor. 332-3568, after 12 noon. 3-6-28 420 Evergreen. 337-1861. 2-6-26 POWER merchant wholesaler. Automobile required. 351-5800. Discount for 12 mo. Lease .apartment, air conditioning, dishwasher, pool. Sublease for EAST Hospital. Students i large 3 bedroom. Call f LANSING. One bedroom STEERING. When you buy a 74 Volvo C-6-28 351-7212 731 Burcham Drive summer. 332-0949. 1-6-24 furnished apartment. Ample appointment, 694-0712. 5&2I DODGE CHARGER, 1970. V-8 YAMAHA 227 SOUTH parking. Utilities paid. 1965, lOOcc. Runs well, MAGNOLIA, need AM/FM radio, automatic, 17 automatic, you gel power WAITRESS, NIGHTS. Will train, Models open 1-6, Mon. - Sat. $145/month. Call after 12, PROFESSOR GOING on li low mileage. Best offer over girl, specious house, newly mpg. $850. 349-4273. 3-6-24 steering. Automatically. must be 18. Apply in person Other times by appointment 485-4911. 36-26 $100. Call after 6pm only. 351-3373. 3-6-28 from 10am 4 pm.DUNKIN' decorated, own room. $65. August 30, 1974 to August 1975. Three bedrooms, I" 30j - 487-8725. 36-28 DONUTS, 4801 West Saginaw. TROWBRIDGE. FURNISHED one DODGE VAN 1970. 318 Glenn Herriman Inc. 1711 livingroom, family room. G 3-6-28 SOUTH CEDAR, 3 bedroom. $140 $145. automatic, 6135 W. Saginaw residential area. Seven rr ~ power steering. HONDA 1973 CB 450. bedrooms, unfurnished except NEAR MSU, one bedroom, 3 51-9057 Panelled and 3.000 miles. 482-6226 weekends, to campus. $325 monthly, pit carpeted. Stock $1100, with stove and refrigerator. Utilities accessories Volkswagen - Volvo - Body Shop unfurnished, carpeting, air, weekdays after 6pm. 10-7-12 utilities. Call 484-7685. 562j 351-5323. 4-6-28 paid, deposit and reference*. Call $1300. 371-1543, 8 - 5. 36-24 Open Mon. & Thurs. Til 9 EXPERIENCED milker for small laundry, parking. 332-1703. Sat. Til 3 dairy herd near MSU. Also men 485-2897 or 393-4254, after 6. 2-6-24 FIREBIRD 400 1969. 4 - speed, ^ (Including Parts & Service) . to help bale hay - afternoons. 5-6-28 CROSSWORD A L a'e| excellent condition. 351-1485' SUZUKI 1973. 500cc. One owner. Excellent 332 8078.1-6-24 SUMMER SUBLET, 2 bedrooms, CO ra| after 5. 4-6-26 condition. 3,000 miles. $865. 627-5582. 3-6-28 CAR TROUBLE, need cheap help. Please call 351-2946 LOVELY FURNISHED 2 bedroom apartment. 121 Beal. Summer furnished, welcome. air, pool, pets PUZZLE r0 s K N61 EL" or $225. 882-9942. FORD CUSTOM 500 1967. brakes. $400 Call 355-2842 New 351-2936. 5-7-1 RN OR position GN, full and/or part time on medical surgical rates, $160/month. utilities. 349-3604, 372-6852. Includes 36-26 nobleman F 0 pba ■jy; after 5. 3-6-24 YAMAHA 1974 RD-350. 2500 unit. RN part time for surgery. 0-36-26 miles, accessories. 489-5008, Employment j« Position available for Anesthetist ONE BEDROOM, partially 6 Pitcher 10. Pique OM imp FORD FAIRLANE 1967. Excellent Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, part time. 485-3271. 7-7-8 rye a E MlUlal ONE BEDROOM, quiet, clean, near furnished, utilities paid. Shown 11 Tropical condition, bucket seats. $525 Thursday, after 7 pm. Best offer by appointment. 485-5222, fruit 31. By birth u qAMc NCl;A 543-2168. 2-6-24 3-6-24 campus, air conditioning, 32. Teaching EXPERIENCED FEMALE college GIRLS NEEDED now for furnished, balcony. 351-1206. prefer couple. 2-6-24 13. Legal degree EPS sir jo student to babysit 1 small child 5-7-1 matter telephone and light office duties. 33. Habituate 1 or 2 nights a week. 337-0164. Start at $2.10 per hour. Must be 1024 EUREKA. Downstairs, 1 14. Kiss 36. There hB^p 5-6-28 EAST LANSING. Two blocks from 16. Indigo neat, pleasant, and dependable. 37. Horse food bedroom, partly furnished. 18. Stitch Hours will be from 3 - 9 in campus, large apartment, air 39. Twist $125. 351-7497. OR-56-28 MODELS FOR photography. Call summer and 9 ■ 5 in the fall, conditioned, free parking, rent 19. Sun god 40. Sobriquet 20. English OLDEST NEW between 489 1215.0-5-6-28 10am and 6pm. Monday through Friday. Call 394-0020 for interview. 1-6-24 reasonable. 351-9037, 8 - 5 weekdays. 5-7-1 ROOMMATE NEEDED, near LCC, essayist 43. 44. Lincoln Embellish 22. Hebrew letter 45. v0RK BANK FRAN DOR NEAR. Large 2 bedroom utilities, apartment furnished, $87.50/month. Ed, 23. Fit of 47 Remote planet Periods of WHY SPEND THIS SUMMER SWEATING STARTS WITH OVER END OF THE MONTH UTILITY attractive, 1 bedroom, $155 unfurnished, $170 furnished. We 4856629. 3-6-24 peevishness 24. Love time 48. Adventures pay utilities. Laundry, parking, WANT AD PAYMENTS??? shopping, bus, no car needed. LARGE, TWO furnished, air bedrooms, conditioning, 489-1323 or Wast Phalia month to month lease, In 1784, the year before the BURCHAM WOODS (11-587-6680. Prefer married or references. $160. Phone U.S. dollar was named of¬ graduate. 5-7-1 372-8241.56-28 ficial currency, the Bank of Heat. Light, and Air Conditioning Bills are all included in New York, founded by Alex¬ your already low monthly rates! FOR SUMMER APARTMENT UVHIC ander Hamilton, placed the *Heated Pool *Laundry Facilities following Want Ad: *A triple Parking Swimming Pool, Air Conditioning, *Nicely Furnished "It appearing lo kc ttw dupmitiwi 'Air Conditioning Balcony, Furnished 01 th. Gcntltmtn m Ih.t U, to MtiWiih i link m liberal »m«i»Im, Now Lea$ing For Summer STUDIOS $135. Ilit stock ii cms! el specie onlj" Efflclency, 1 Bedroom, & 2 Bedroom from >140 per month. ONE BEDROOM-$145 The Ad then stated the time Including utilities. TWO BEDROOM $160 and place of the meeting. Fall Rates (12 month The bank is the oldest U.S. lea$e) bank still operating under HALSIEAD MANAGEMENT the original name. 745 Burcham Drive 351-3118 or 484-4014 351-7911 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, June 24, 1974 Hows 1KB Hums > Rooms For Sale Mobile Hones Real Estate l(emos ■ bedroom - ■ month. Available August 18. FURNISHED 3 home. $275 per MALE F STUOENTS. summer urmshed, reasonable, mm. quiet, LIBERAL summer, WOMAN own room, needed for fabulous THREE ORIGINAL Marimekko PARK ESTATE 1965. 12* x 60' Affirmative action attacked nearby. wall hangings, 50" x OKEMOS SCHOOLS IPebblebrook ■ pimilv preferred. Phone Parkin®. 332.3094' house. Sun - porch, fireplace, 44", $45 with 6' x 8' addition custodial service is included. 3-6-24 each. Four Bentwood on lot in sub division). 4610 Rocky Hill - (continued from page 1) parking, 2 blocks from campus. chairs, Mobile Home 1349 2718. 5-7-1 $55 per month. Call 337-2036, $80. Good quality area rugs - 12' conditioning, park, central air shed Drive. Lovely family home with must be approved The rail council hopes to ROOM FOR rent. Close to campus. after 6 pm. 3-6-26 * 15' $75, 9' x 12' $45. and fence many extras. 1630 square feet by the have the depot operating by PEOPLE for house, 675-5360. 5-7-1 Capital Area Rail Council $65/month, 332-1809 6 351-5562, after 5:30. 36-28 and finished basement. 7%% mid - September. The depot f immediately- Own room*. $50. 56-28 pm assumable before the depot will become a mortgage, will will be one stop on an I call 351-1568. 3-6-26 For TWO TRAILE RS for sale, 10' x 50' consider contract. Ten minutes reality. AMTRAK run from Port WOMEN. QUIET, single rooms, air $200,000 and 8' x 35'. Good furnished, 5 condition, from campus. By owner, phone Located on the corner of Huron to Chicago. LrGE, THREE bedrooms, conditioned, close in, kitchen. - PANASONIC RING SALE to - years campus, reasonably - old, close priced. 655-3779. Open Thursday Sunday from 2 - 5. 36-24 - Harrison and roads, the building currently Trowbridge Also at the meeting, the | students welcome, near but line Summer and/or 74 75 year. PORTABLE video Bill 355-9771. 5-7-1 trustees appointed Maxie C. Thompson • recorder, model NV-3082. presents houses MSU's inventory ■ to campus. 329 North 332-0647, after 5:15 Dm the Jackson Jr. director of the I Pennsylvania Avenue, Lansing. 3624 Stereo component, musical Louis Martinez DETROITER department. The inventory Collection at top values — 10' 55', MSU Center for Urban Affirs I Call 694-0712 for appointment. equipment, televisions, cameras, x Recreation office will relocate in the selected pieces at up to furnished. Shed included. Near yg in the College of Urban I 5-6-28 SINGLES furnished, $55 to $65, utilities scuba gear and much buy, sell and trade. DICKER & more. We 50% OFF. campus. 3516989. Must sell! basement of the present MSU Development. Jackson is an parking, kitchen DEAL SECONDHAND X-36-26 Employes Credit Union Bldg., asst. LjqMS IN duplex. $65. Fully facilities. 332-6990. 36-24 STORE, Other rings, earrings, and east of the Manly Miles Bldg. professor of Urban and I rarpeted, air conditioning, 1701 South Cedar. 487-3886 pendants at CROSSROADS Metropolitan Studies and up to 1/3 AIR CONDITIONED 10' The lease will give to | Rasher. 337-1612. 5-6-28 ROOMS women, close ^VAlTABLiF. Mtn7 C-6-28 OFF. bedrooms, newly x 50', 2 carpeted, CYCLE AMTRAK 1,600 square feet at assistant to the dean of the to campus. THOMPONS' FRANDOR college. Singles available. Nexus Cheap! BICYCLES - 7l7 Ten "speeds! reasonable. Will consider renting. 210 ABBOTT RD $5 a square foot per year The trustees also named AST LANSING. Private bedroom. 437 Abbott. Co-op Various colors and sizes. JEWELERS Call 489-4293 for ($8,000 a year). Utilities and 351-0100. 3-6-24 3220 Mall Court, Frandor appointment. 5-6-28 EAST LANSING Richard J. Seltin chairman of Share bath, kitchen, and rec - Simplex de-railer, center - pull Open Monday - Friday, 9:30 til ! the Dept. of Natural Science in room. $55 per month. brakes, high quality at dealers •IS Makes | 351-9037, 8 - 5 weekdays. 5-7-1 645 EVERGREEN. One roorrTin 4 cost. Forced warehouse sale. 9 Saturday 9:30 til 6. Phone 332-1385 for Custom Worl 1967 DETROITER. 12'x 56'. Two \ from around the world the University College. Thad bedroom house. Summer - I) lease 4:30 p.m. *adult bicycles Cheap. 3-6-24 Monday - Friday. 8 Nobody beats our prices bedrooms, unfurnished, stove ft *10 - speeds Hegerberg, band director at a.m. - 12 p.m. Saturday. D & C on Quality jewelry. and refrigerator, skirting. Must Traverse City High School, JOOMM ATE/PHOTOGRAPHY At *free repair classes ■ office worker needed in 334 EVERGREEN. Male STORAGE, 1241 Roth Drive, be moved from lot. $2700. was named assistant director of singles. South Cedar Phone 646-6543. 5-7-1 332-4081 Announcements for It's What's I photo/Art House. 351-6690. Cooking, walk to campus. at 1-96. 694-3311 SCHWINN 5 - speed Mantary Bike, Happening must be received in the MSU's Spartan Marching Band. 0-56-28 I C-5-6-28 489-1893. 56-28 $55/offer. Zenith II Band State News office, 341 Student The trustees accepted Transoceanic radio $85/offer. Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least $2,440,203 in gifts, grants and GIRL WANTED to sublease room Vinyl covered phone couch, 2 | Lost & Found two class days before publicatic scholarship funds. fl | $195 WEST OAKLAND 3 bedrooms, - Lansing. partly in cool house. till July 15. Close, rent free 351-6278, X-3-6-28 ' GIBSON S V, occasional chairs, white wooden storage chest, bachelor chest, coffee and end tables, steel FIND SOMETHING v Service | furnished. 489-1893. 5-6-28 SUMMER, 334 Michigan Avenue, BOCK shelving, humidifier, dishware, 2 If YOU'VE found a pet or article of The Volunteer Action needs help desperately this summer Corpos six gallon value, across from gas cans, reasonably we want to help you to continue serving I months 4 BEDROOM, f SAGINAW/Abbott Road. First rent plus deposit. $70/month. call after campus. $55 Utilities included, 6 pm. 332-5906 - ADDIC priced. 484-1859. 16-24 return State it. Just News come into the Classified FOR THE BEST service equipment see the STEREO on stereo helping stop by 1 Student Ingham County residents. Anyone interested in Services (continued from page 1) 394-1520 between 8am - 9pm. 3-6-28 BOOK SALE ZEISSS standard research Department and tell us you want SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River Bldg. NATO leaders will discuss the microscope. Very good/$250. to place an ad in EAST C-56-28 3-6-24 upcoming Soviet summit talks EAST SIDE. Parking, phone, for 50% OFF 3326896. 16-24 NIKON CAMERAS, lenses, motor LANSING STATE BANK'S Audio commercial Aftermath: progressive rock plus non Nixon will have with Brezhnev. quiet, day • employed person on our found column. As a public regular community news and information, Nixon also will report to the JllPLEX, ¥ 3 bedrooms, partly only. Reasonable. 372-7973 3-6-28 low prices under warranty. good buy. Practically new, service EAST LANSING STATE BANK will run the ad at no cost instructions 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. weeknights, NATO representatives on his |u,nished, Beech Street. Close to 351-1356, only WKAR - FM Stereo 90.5. I campus. Call 351-7026. 3-6-24 •paperbacks 75% off mornings. 36-28 recent peace - making The ROOM IN House, Available •hardbacks 50% off EAST LANSING Tenants Resource Center diplomatic efforts in the FOR STATE BANK BOARD EXAM TUTORING can provide information and Middle East.. SALE, Zenith [aRGE BOOM in house, one block immediately. Call 351-3341. 1-6-24 Close to campus Sound, Excellent Circle condition. of STANLEY H. KAPLAN assistance about any kind of The Soviet campus. $65/month, 128 W. Grand River TUTORING COURSES housing problem - security deposits, trip, Nixon's $100. 487-3273. 3-6-26 FOUND: KITTEN 8 weeks. Black, I summer only. Call 337-1265. maintenance problems, sub leasing third summit meeting with brown | 3-6-26 OWN ROOM in house, close to open Tues- Fri 1 -6, 7 - 9 TWO TWIN beds, $50 and $75 or eyes, white patch. Leather strap • bead. 351-0132. Now being formed for the and eviction. Volunteers are needed to help staff the center. It takes Brezhnev, is now scheduled to campus, $50. Call 337-7746 include visits to Brezhnev's both for $100. Call C-36-26. upcoming MCAT, DAT, LSAT, about three hours a week, and ) three bedroom houses. Available immediately! 3-6-26 694-3635, 6 ATGSB, GRE Board Exams. Black Sea resort home at y - 10 pm. 5-7-1 they'll train you. The next training I Reasonable rates, furnished, For information. Call program will be Saturday. To Oreanda on the Crimean REWARD/LOST: Yellow Schwinn | unfurnished. 349-1540. 3-6-24 ROOM - BEAUTIFUL Close. Summer lease. 332-5622 - cheap. DELUXE 8 track tape Super Sport. Taken from 1-313-354-0085. C-56-28 volunteer or for more information stop by between 1 and 5 p.m. at peninsula and to the Russian - player, fits Jenison, June 17 • pm. city of Minsk. only early evenings. 6-7-3 USED PIONEER SX9000 most stereos. Call EXPERIENCED FRENCH tutor. 501 MAC Ave. JMAN, OWN room, nice house. AM/FM 337-0612. White House sources said receiver. Miracord 50H Mark II 485-5928, 353-7158. 5-7-1 [ near campus. Now through June 16-24 French 101, 102, 103. Call that Nixon will make no other The MSU Karate Club will 1 1975.332-5765.3-6-24 changer. Rectilinear III speakers. 332-6204 afternoons or begin HASLETT, NEAR. Room. Bath, classes for anyone stops in Europe, but will fly- Small Advent speakers, AR4X evenings. 3-6-26 wanting to learn kitchen privileges. $20 per week RECONDITIONED MEN'S 26" 3 LOST: SMALL black kitten, male. karate 6 p.m. Tuesday in the sports speakers. Used Soni portable , home directly to Washington BURNISHED Two and 4 339-9485. 5-7-3 - speed English bicycle, $25. Ann/Division area. Reward. Fit your fancy. Older stereos sell arena of the Men's Intramural cassette from the Soviet Union. 1 bedrooms. Fireplace, parking, players. Mcintosh After 5 pm. 351 -0604. 2-6-24 phone 332-4279. 36-24 Building. Instruction will be given MQ102 equalizer. MID fast, bring you cash for newer The President plans to be i walking distance. Available - by master black belt instructors. type you want. Dial 355-8255 to back in the White House for SINGLE, MALE student; MICHIGAN'S largest selection Everyone welcome. | September. 337-9412. X-5-7-1 campus. Cooking, parking. 314 block of used stereo equipment, MOVING SALE! Sofa, dining room LOST: TWO Davis Classic I rackets with place a Want Ad. the July 4 U.S. Independence camera set, double bed, Filing cabinet, Victor/Imperial. 4 5/8 A picnic, followed by i UMMER. 2 for 3 person duplex; Evergreen. 332-3839. 5-7-3 equipment, TV sets, and etc. 332-8302. 2-6-24 medium. Vicinity of MSU VOICE LESSONS, and Day celebration. - typewriters. All any style, a worship service, will be held I close, carpeted, air, utilities paid, merchandise courts. Reward. 394-1179. No experienced teacher. Bachelor of Mrs. Nixon will EAST tested and guaranteed. at 6 p.m. every Monday at accompany LANSING. Private rooms, WILCOX the President to Europe. I $50 each. Two bedroom house, WHOLESALE s asked. 36-28 Music. 349-9314.36-26 University Lutheran Church, 1020 girls. Available now. Cooking, SECONDHAND STORE, 509 - PANTS Clearance. I $150 332-1946 332-3746. . , East Michigan All sizes and S. Harrison Road. Everyone is During their two - night stay in parking. 482-8932. 5-7-3 Avenue, Lansing styles. $1.25 and invited to any 1 3624 485-4391. C-5-6-28 up. 627-7766, noon - 5 p.m. OBO's LOST! Fuzzy, tan huskyish or all. Brussels, the Nixons will be puppy missing in Beech Street guests at the residence of the 56-28 The Students' International area. If seen call 332-3760. U.S. ■even BEDROOM house. SUMMER - GIRLS. Own rooms, Medition Society will present ambassador there, close 36-28 Leonard Firestone. | redecorated, $350 or $55/room. to campus. House AQUARIUM, 35 introductory lectures on gallon marine. I 3321946. 332-3746. 3-6-24 privileges. 332-5497. 5-7-1 Complete Transcendental Meditation. set - up. $75 or best Lectures will be given 1 p.m. offer. 393-0792. 3-6-26 / Wednesday, 314 Bessey Hall, and at Rooms GIRLS blocks SINGLE from rooms. Union. immediately! Phone 351-5076. Three Available 10-SPEEDS TYPEWRITER - ROYAL manual, Typmg Service 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. BJ02 Wells Hall. Brezhnev 46-28 SALES, SERVICE, ACCESSORIES and wooden study desk. Call after 6 pm, 351-1208. 5-6-28 | ACCESS CENTER j ANN BROWN typing and multilith "Consumer Organization (continued from page 1) ■TTRACTIVE UNIT with BEST VALUES, i f for Human Reproduction Health ; offset printing. Complete service Progress" will be discussed by two United States was being 2 • ONE SINGLE room, male student, I for consumer activists at a bag lunch 1 CHECK US OUT dissertations, theses, questioned. rooms. Refrigerator/in room | offers meeting from noon to 1:30 linens furnished, manuscripts, general typing. IBM I cooking. near campus. | Abortion -Contraception services! Wednesday in the MSU Credit The commentary recalled I 663-8418. 2-6-24 Redecorated. 332-1682. 3-6-24 vekxipec I 1226 East Michigan Lansing 485 - 3271 I - 24 years experience. 349-0850. C-56-28 Union Everyone welcome. Community Room. that previous Nixon - Brezhnev summits had produced a |IEN. ROOM :y in apartment. clean, quiet Parking. EAST single LANSING. rooms. Male students, Parking, ^ecidler FREE, ALL black kittens homes. 372-1885, ext. 216. to good FREE. A lesson in IRENE ORR - On Vacation. its The MSU Sailing Club will hold first meeting at 7:30 p.m. charter of coexistence, an agreement peaceful on I 1145 Abbott. 332-4709. 3-6-26 refrigerator. 332-5791. 3-6-24. 487-5347, ask for Nancy. 3-6-26 Tuesday in 208 Men's Intramural complexion care. CALL Returning September. Ready to preventing nuclear war and an LENS PRECISION ground in our 484-4519 East Michigan or type after Labor Day. C-3-6-28 Bldg. All new members welcome. You need accord on limiting strategic |>NE FOR house, summer, own lab. OPTICAL DISCOUNT - Mobile Homes 485-7197 Lansing Mall. MERLE not know how to sail. arms. snt negotiable, close. NORMAN 2615 East Michigan, Lansing. COSMETIC In addition, Pravda said 321852. 26-24 Cathy Lessard is running for 372-7409. C-56-28 STUDIOS. C6-28 state representative and would like THESES, RESUMES, typing and agreements on your help! An organizational mutually roommate MONTREAL to AMSTERDAM or BRUSSELS $299 (3 to 6 weeks) | MONTREAL to SPAIN From TORONTO to above destinations $319 13 to 6 weeks) Add $20 j' From DETROIT/WINDSOR to above dest ■Management by: Add $50 I ALLSTATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. Booking forms are still available from your student activities office office or by contacting college travel services directly. or student union j | 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, jUne 24, 19741 MSU BOOK STORE INVENTORY SALE Jackets Sweat Shirts NOW $9" Plain Short Sleeve Reg. Price >12" Reg. Price $10" NOW $7" Reg. Price s9" NOW 5750 $3»5 Reg. Price s8" NOW '5" 1 free decal of your choice Foreign University T-shirts $040 6 letters printed free Boo-boos Book Sale! 1 $]Z5 ea. 50' Each! Main Store Only We have a complete summer term textbo the official MSU b and choose from used books. Lower level of the In the center International Center of campus