Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 4 Turkish forces take .. By ..u-iv'UTL-n PUl'W ASSOCIATED PRESS Turkish tanks moved into fee key port All All 15 >1 . council members joined in support of the latest appeal for an end to .... Dept. spokesman. President Ford led the U.S. over part of Cyprus Greek Cypriot leadership on the island J of Famagusta on Thursday evening, the fighting. in government was pondering possible concessions to the Kblishing a line from the capital of urging immediate compliance with the Turks. "We are in a desperate Turkish forces also third United Nations situation, isia to the east coast of the island, 35 were attacking the cease • fire ready to clutch at any straw to save away, and putting the northeast eastern and western approaches of Nicosia, resolution, shattered Wednesday night by s ourselves or preserve as much as we apparently in an attempt to circle the city. a heavy Turkish air and ground attack. can," Lrof Cyprus in Turkish hands. The assaults seemed to be part of a The Pentagon reported no a senior Cyprus government official said. plan to suspension of In Athens, Premier Constantine |hc Turkish Cypriot radio said Turkish slice off the northern third of Cyprus for arms shipments to Turkey. Caramanlis said in a broadcast speech an s also captured the Greek Cypriot an autonomous Turkish region. The State Dept., which is directing policy "armed confrontation is impossible due to base in the Boghaz area 10 miles under As Turkish forces Secretary of State Henry A. distance as well as the known "h of Famagusta, and began an assault advanced, the United Kissinger, declined to say whether a cutoff Stated reaffirmed accomplished | ^fka on the western part of the Turkish support Wednesday for was even considered. fact" — an apparent reference to the strong Turkish position I. Cypriot autonomy while The U.S.S. Little Rock, flagship of the on Cyprus. confining its role in the Cyprus crisis to U.S. Sixth Fleet, left the je United Nations Security Council port of Gaeta, Greece is 300 miles from Cyprus, which seeking a cease fire - and a resumption of Italy, apparently to bolster the U.S. naval [ quickly issued its fourth appeal for a lies only 45 miles off peace talks. presence in the Mediterranean because of Turkey. is cease • fire since Turkish invasion "We do believe The Nicosia fighting shattered a cease - landed on the eastern autonomy is the way of the Cyprus fighting. es assuring the protection and well being of Originally, the fire agreed to by both sides Wednesday Iditerranean island nearly a month warship had been set to sail in the first few ago. the Turkish community," said a State night. The lull lasted only through the days of September. hours of darkness. Intermittent Turkish air attacks were reported throughout the day against lixon called as witness Nicosia, and around theTurkish enclave of Kokkina on the northwest coast 45 miles from the capital. Unconfirmed reports said the Tirkish CYPRUS forces around the capital captured the Mtdifrrantan S*a township of Myrtou 20 miles northwest of Nicosia and were advancing toward the >y cover-up tr large town of Morphou six miles to the south. Famagusta, the second largest city on Cyprus and its most important port, is 35 MSU medical college IaSHINGTON (AP) - Former asked for a delay because of the publicity material into their trial miles east of Nicosia. Lefka is 20 miles lident Richard M. Nixon, named as an surrounding the case, especially Nixon's Aides to Jaworski have said strategy." west of the capital. (dieted co - conspirator in the Watergate jer up case, was subpenaed Thursday to pfy as a defense witness, as the special resignation last week. But Jaworski said there was no need to consider the pretrial on whether to any decision prosecute Nixon is still weeks away. Whether a subpena seeking Nixon as a "Famagusta is freed, long live Turkish Famagusta," the Turkish radio announcer sued over admissions publicity issue, since defense witness may speed that said in an excited, jubilant tone He said secutor joined in a call for delay of the his office needs time to review decision is and not clear. the Turkish residents of the transcribe the 55 tapes that have been city had By DIANE SILVER in 1973 but the college did not renew his The grand jury which indicted already started celebrating their State News Staff Writer status this year. ,)ecial Prosecutor Leon Jaworski asked turned over to Sirica for a review of the other I. District Judge John J. Sirica relevance. defendants is still sitting. "liberation," but didn't elaborate. A As an alternate, he was given a number to delay Nixon is free to The Greek Cypriot radio said, "Our student rejected by MSU's challenge the subpena in and placed on a list. An alternate is a (trial scheduled for Sept. 9, "in view of Sirica expects to complete that review by court. There was no immediate troops fought bravely under the pressure Osteopathic College last Juie filed suit student who qualifies for admission but rvening circumstances affecting the trial reaction the end of the week and has already turned from the former president. of the enemy and are Wednesday charging the school's moving toward new because of space limitations cannot be [paration of all parties." over more than half of the subpenaed Besides Ehrlichman, those to be tried in positions." admissions policy is based on "political admitted to the school. If a student > asked for the continuance "for a conversations to Jaworski's office. He has considerations." the cover lonable period of time." scheduled a hearing for - up case are former White House Officials said than Lewis Wagner, a 1972 MSU graduate in already accepted cancels out, the first Monday on the chief of staff H.R. more 12,000 Greek alternate is ) of the defendants had made a postponement issue. Haldeman, former Atty. Cypriot men, women and children have zoology, filed suit in U.S. District Court in accepted, if a second student Gen. John N. Mitchell, former Nixon cancels, the second alternate is accepted Kilar request and Ehrlichman had asked With three of the defendants re - fled from their homes before the Turkish Detroit seeking to be admitted to the joined by election committee attorney, Kenneth W. and so on down the list. fa delay of at least two months. to Jaworski in a call for postponement, it was Parkinson, former Asst. Atty. Robert C. advance and have taken shelter in British osteopath school. If that suit fails, he will sue for punitive Wagner's lawyer noted that the school subpena, to be delivered personally likely Sirica would agree. Mardian and former White House bases on Cyprus. damages, his lawyer said. aide at first, refused to give Wagner a reason for JlVixon at his San Clemente, Calif., Whatever Jaworski's reasons requesting Gordon Strachan. The suit charges that the "admissions this year's rejetion. te, was signed by an attorney for John postponement, the effect would be to make They said most of them came from policy violated due process and equal Ehrlichman, 49, is charged with ."They finally said it was something lEhrlichman, formerly among the most it possible for Nixon, if indicted, to stand conspiring to obstruct Justice and three Famagusta, pouring down the roads into theMish protection because it is arbitrary and about his interview but didn't say what it >n in the Nixon White House, with the other defendants. base of Dhekelia, 17 miles from capricious and is based on political counts of lying to was," the lawyer said. "If one looks at this fchrlichman is one of six defendants A spokesman for Jaworski said Watergate investigators. the embattled port city. considerations which are improper." Friday There was no sign that any of the other The first hearing on the suit will be thing with a critical eye one can see it is a used of trying to smother the original the special prosecutor's only reason for the defendants are anxious to have Nixon in Associated Press correspondent Peter catchall excuse." Jestigation of the break - in at the motion was to allow more time to review court Arnett reported from Famagusta that Friday, Aug. 23. as a witness. On July 12, the State News disclosed (mocratic National Committee the new presidential Turkish tanks rolled into the outskirts of Myron Magen, dean of the school, and tapes turned over A California lawyer, Dean that Magen had personally admitted 20 idquarters more than two years ago. within the last week. Butler, has the MSU were named as co - defendants in the been handling some personal affairs for city at midafternoon. suit. per cent of the 1974 • 75 class to MSU's he subpena calls on Nixon to appear at Jaworski told Sirica: "It seems only fair I courthouse Nixon, but there has been no indication He said the news of the Turkish Magen"saidhe had osteopath school. Though Magen. as dean, at 9:30 a.m. Sept. 5, the that the defendants be afforded a no comment. that he or any other has the power under MSU bylaws to admit lawyer has been asked approach apparently had gone ahead "If something is in court it is not pent starting date for the trial, "and to reasonable opportunity to listen to the to defend the former president in Watergate because many Greek soldiers were all the students to the school, the large pain until called." tapes, verify the accuracy of the running judicious for me to make a comment," ■ related matters. Butler could not be number of special admissions this year set he Watergate cover - up defendants had government's transcripts and integrate this through the streets, away from the Magen said. reached Thursday. advance. off a storm of protest in the school. Wagner was an alternate for admission He personally admitted 17 out of a class of 85. Nearly 2,000 students were vying COMPROMISE ENDS LEGIS for places in the school. In a July 3 interview with the State News Magen said he personally admitted the students in an attempt to correct Ford scores trade reform breakthrough inequities in an admissions process that must choose 85 students out of a pool of several applicants. hundred equally qualified "But let's not be altruistic," Magen said, "in some instances there is a political WASHINGTON J (AP) - President Ford would be a distinct economic policy House counsel as he moved to dismantle to the Kremlin and the granting of most - One source close to the President said, motivation." a major legislative breakthrough on bearing the new president's imprint. Nixon's Watergate defense team. favored nation • • A - (MFN) trade status to the "certainly Haig is going to stay" but that a Magen said the students he admitted ay. forging a tentative compromise Ford said his decision on a vice presidential spokesman said Ford Communist superpower. four or five man team would head the were just as qualified as students admitted a trade reform act long stalled over presidential nominee would come "no "strongly urges immediate compliance" But senators led by Henry Jackson, D presidential staff, rather than a single man. under the regular process and noted that Igration of Soviet Jews. earlier than the weekend." Sources who with a U.N. cease - fire resolution on Wash., forced a stalemate by obtaining - Ford placed his long • time friend Buchen the grade point averages of the Cyprus. Ford also added his personal specially After a White House breakfast with Ford, said that the announcement probably won't broad support for an amendment in immediate command of the White House admitted students were only a few points come until next week added that if Ford has backing to a State Dept. statement that the prohibiting MFN status unless the Soviets legal staff and relayed work that Nixon's below the regularly admitted students. ft senators who had led the opposition ■ the legislation originally sought by made up his mind on the nomination, "he's United States disapproves of the Turkish relaxed their restrictions on Jews wanting counsel, J. Fred Buzhardt, would be Normally admissions to the college are Ter President Nixon, credited Ford's not told anyone." military action there. to leave thecountry. departing soon. Buzhardt and already - handled by a committee of faculty and kt intervention" with breaking the • The President declared through his • The President told a meeting of county After their scrambled eggs and English departed lawyer James D. St. Clair were students. In a dean's admission, Magen W officials that he would veto mass transit Nixon's chief Watergate and impeachment may overrule the committee and admit spokesman that Nixon's White House chief muffins breakfast with Ford and Secretary a of staff Alexander M. Haig Jr., will remain defenders. candidate the committee has rejected. lie compromise legislation now being debated by the House of State Henry Kissinger, Jackson and the jelled as Ford, nearing "for the indefinite duration," but if it called for spending $20 billion, but other two senators — Jacob Javits, R - ■Mdof his first week as N.Y., President, moved indications mounted that a slimmed - down urged that a less - expensive compromise be and Abraham Ribicoff, D - Conn, indicated Tu8h another rapid i™gs amid these developments: I • Ford called his economic advisers fire series of into staff structure would find him sharing power with others. • Ford named his reached. The trade legislation first proposed by Nixon after his 1972 Soviet summit called the compromise would take this form: The President would be granted Trustees OK ■ Cabinet Room to college roommate and discretionary authority to grant MFN status chart what aides said first law partner, Philip Buchen, as White for the continuation of investment credits for a limited period of time in return for a Soviet agreement to end harassment and ■ allow large numbers of Jews to exit visas to leave the country. apply for 8% wage / Specific details remain to be worked out, By DIANE SILVER fringe benefits. I O 1 but Jackson told newsmen "we are moving in the direction of an agreement, and there State News Staff Writer Revenue sources for the budget were has been significant Russian movement." the state legislature - $99 million, the The MSU Board of Trustees approved a federal government — The Senator said Soviet ambassador $8.3 million, 15 to 25 cent hourly wage increase for student fees - $33.3 Anatoly Dobrynin returned early from a million and student employes Thursday night. trip to the Soviet Union, apparently with $895,000 from investments. In a special meeting called to approve word that Soviet officials were interested in the University's 1974-75 operating Though that $895,000 from working out a compromise to gain the trade investments budget, the trustees approved a minimum represents an increase in preferences. 8 per cent across the board revenue, inflation will more than eat it salary increase All three senators stressed that the for faculty, staff and student up, Roger Wilkinson, vice president for Jackson employes. amendment was not being business and finance, said. An extra $1.5 The increase will raise salaries for dropped, contending its objectives will be some million added to the budget to account written into the legislation which now 7,000 to 8,000 student employes from for the inflation will only the present $1.90 to $3.13 partially solve could reach Ford's desk before hourly range the problem, he said. congressional adjournment. up to $2.05 to $3.38. Later in the morning, Ford witnessed the Undergraduate assistant stipends were "Funds were not available to meet the increased from $2.07 to $4 an hour. full rate of inflation," he said. swearing - in of former Virginia congressman John O. Marsh Jr., as a Cabinet Graduate assistant stipends increases "Consequently, the purchasing power of ranged from $177.78 a month to the operating budgets is - rank White House counselor. substantially $1,033.33. reduced and units will have to establish Marsh, who is a member of a four - men All student wage increases take effect careful priorities to meet their program team of advisers helping shape Ford's White fall term. commitments within the funds available." House operation, said the groups's report Salary increases for faculty and The board allocated would go to the President early next week. administrative personnel of 8 per cent $127,635,000 for the University's general Haig will be a central figure in the Ford fund, which plus merit increases were also approved funds almost all operations on staff, the President's spokesman stressed as by the board. Those increases will be campus. Over $12 million was allocated for the they rejected reports he would be replaced included in August paychecks. by Donald Rumsfeld, now U.S. ambassador Cooperative Extension Service, with $8.8 „ " F°«l ™«. '"gmau transit mmbm .(n East Lansing city employe works in the alley behind the 100 Tuesday night by the county board of commissioners, but a - 200 block of Grand River installation and burying of Mary Schoemehl, D - Lansing, chairperson of the ivenue burying new electrical and telephone cables. proposed code of ethics did not fare as well. Policy electrical and telephone hook - The Women's committee, said after the meeting that she planned to bring the Commission, which was opposed by three ethics code before the board ups in the alley. again at its September meeting. Republican commissioners, will serve as a clearinghouse for Schoemehl said she did not expect This initial stage of information about women's issues and activities. The commission any additional major changes to be made in the |ew VA head probable; construction had been delayed will also sponsor code, either by the committee or by the board. over two years workshops, prepare and distribute educational The board did approve, with by a continuous information and work with the county to insure that women's only two dissenting votes, a resolution on open struggle between business and concerns are considered. meetings which would allow closed committee the sessions only for consideration of labor city over financing the The 15 members of the commission will be negotiations, employment appointed by the )rd to get veterans bill matters which might be quarter - million dollar cost of chairman of Ingham's board of commissioners. embarrassing to the employe involved, or the for the acquisition, lease or sale of project. Lansing said that The board agreed to provide property. this stenographic help for the Commissioners John Hayden, R - controversy still remains commission until it can provide an Williamston, and Derwood unresolved in the minds of some appropriation for the group. Boyd, R - East Lansing, opposed the measure, with The county cannot provide sucn Hayden FROM wire services House conferees business managers. funding unless the state calling it "redundant and unnecessary." expressed fears about abuses legislature passes a bill this fall allowing counties to fund women's Several commissioners believed the measure JaSHINGTON, ■nate former - President Ford will similar to that which occurred after World War II. The controversy is over a plan to widen the alley from 15 to 22 commissions. informal rules calling for would reinforce Rep. Richard Roudebush as The proposed code of ethics, on which the board has been open committee meetings, but Chairman Vance Hartke, D • feet, relandscape the entire area, Commissioner John Bos, R - ■inistrator of the troubled Veterans Ind., of the working for the past five months, was returned to the County Lansing, called it a "bunch of Senate Veterans Affairs Committee, said he paint the stores in visual designs, political hocus - pocus. "We have |inistration, according to White House Affairs and Policy Committee for further already been having open expects both House and Senate to accept the brick the sidewalk and install study after several meetings," Bos said. measure attempts were made to amend the proposal. The title of the code The commissioners also voted to | other veterans - related activities, the quickly and get it on President Ford's roofs at the alley entrances. was changed to the Code of Conduct and give $9,000 to the Women's desk next week in time for the new school The proposed remodeling of Ethics, and amendments Division of the Open Door • long logjam over veterans' education year. were approved Corp., 1320 S. Washingotn Ave., He added, "J hope our new President will banning the introduction of resolutions or ts was broken Tuesday as congressional sign the the 100 - 200 block is similar in ordinances which violated state or federal laws and the use of foul Lansing for the operation of a rape counseling GI bill as soon as it reaches his desk." program. The ■frees agreed to accept a compromise House concept to the "alle," a modem or obscene money is part of the county's federal revenue language at any public meeting of the board. The Open Door Corp. will train sharing funds. crease monthly benefits 23 per Under the bill a single veteran would walkway behind the 300 block Commissioner Bruce Potter, R • Lansing, objected rape counselors and staff the get $270 stores between MAC Avenue strenously program, which will provide service 24 hours a a month compared to the present $220. A to such piecemeal attempts to change the code, and moved that day, seven days a and Charles Street. This "alle" week. The groups will also |>udebush, an Indiana Republican who veteran with a wife would get $321 instead of the entire matter be tabled. provide and develop educational d with Ford in the House from 1961 to was completed in 1971. materials on the problem of $261. A veteran with a wife and one child would "What I would like to suggest is that rape and attempt to gather accurate any commissioner who statistics on the actual incidence of I. has been deputy administrator of the rape in the county. get $366 instead of $298. For each additional py since January. dependant over two the veteran would get $23 The State News is published by the students of Michigan State Roudebush nomination may be instead of $18. University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring school terms, lunced next Monday when Ford addresses Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special The House Week edition is published in September. Subscription rate is ■eterans of Foreign Wars at their convention originally passed a bill providing 13 $16 Togo. per cent in monthly benefits and the Senate 18 Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. Editorial and Rder the compromise veterans benefits bill, per cent, compared with 8 per cent business offices at 345 Student Services Bldg., Michigan State 1 would be a new $1,000 - a year federal - recommended by the Nixon administration over University, Easi Lansing, Michigan, 48824. ■program and veterans would be entitled to a year ago. GERALD H. COY, GENERAL MANAGER lonths of education instead of 36. ROBERT L. BULLARD, SALES MANAGER The House conferees offered le senators decided to a compromise by PHONES try separately for a proposing the 23 per cent last Friday, accepted il tuition allowance after News/Editorial 355-8252 they said the the extra months of education voted |e conferees "refused to move an inch" in by the Classified Ads 355-8255 Senate and reduced the loan in the Senate bill Display Advertising 3S3-6400 id against including it in the package. The Business Office from $2,000 to $1,000. 355-3447 Photographic 355-831 1 Arctic Orange Shakes at McDonald's; Brrrr, they're cold! And they're triple-thick and frosty and refreshingly orange. McDonald's Arctic Orange Shakes. Sip into an Arctic Orange today and regain your cool. They're at McDonald's for a limited time, so hurry! Shot's unique about Town & Country? I ^ere obsessed with auality and fashion! I Great fitting, great looking, styles & fabrics , just for you Gowftygi J W'e clothes you need for the life you lead. V Grand R^er next to the Campus Theatre r State N«ws R.D. Campbell Editor - in ■ Chief MELISSA PAYTON Maureen Beninson .. Advertising Manager G.F. Korreck News Editor Opinion Page Chris Danielson Opinion Page Editor Ford may roll flat policy Melissa Pay ton National Editor Sports Editor on Steve Stein Friday, August 16, 1974 - Jim Keegstra Copy Chief Editorials are the opinion of the State News. Dale Atkins Photo Editor Staff columns, commentaries, viewpoints and Joe Kirhy Staff Representative letters are personal opinions. let phony issues like busing 0hv„ Sentiment is nearly unanimous at this stagnation in social areas, the possible darker jobs per dollar spent - for a bloated defense . EDITORIALS point that Jerry Ford is a nice, honest man with a ready smile and a greater than side of the Ford presidency must also temper the support of anyone who is not a budget, generally recognized as a leading cause of inflation. underlying, festering problems of hi* education and jobs. ^ hard line conservative. And despite Ford's early meeting with One can only average amount of integrity. hope that Black Car crash When placed next to his predecessor, that makes him practically a saint. For Ford's views on defense spending, civil rights, environmental and other social the congessional Black Caucus — Nixon arranged only a perfunctory meeting with them a year after they first requested it - chairman Rep. Charles B. Ford, he says, has been RaiJ| tied k. 1. The boom has gone out of the per vehicle for 1975 models. While But what may emerge as the central issues promise us little change from conservative Grand Rapids com Nixonian policies. there is little reason to be optimistic about and his past record automobile industry. The Idaho residents can still buy question of his administration is this: will on His hard line on maintaining large his performance in what has been the most President Ford's style be able to sustain legislation has reflected it. handwriting on the wall, which potatoes, and Florida citizens can defense appropriations is especially neglected area of national attention since still drink orange juice, many Michiganders support from nonconservatives through the "Now he's began to darken as gasoline prices long haul - the long haul referring of course dismaying when he urges at the same time a Lyndon Johnson left office: the struggle for free froni a justice for non - white Americans. impediments ■ skyrocketed during the Arab oil will be hard put to purchase their to 6'4 years of Jerry Ford? "balanced federal budget." TTiat inevitably Civil rights measures have been on the ingredients of . . . (and) means sacrificing social and educational a great embargo last year, is now extending state's chief product at the new There is every indication that Ford is said. President" programs - which provide relatively more back burner too long while politicians have down onto the floor. Dropping car inflationary prices. considering a second four ■ year term and little reason to believe that the Democrats sales have brought a corresponding Since GM profits dipped to a 13 - can field a candidate in '76 to beat someone profit plummet, with layoffs and year low during the first six months who will surely be a popular incumbent. shortened work hours becoming a of 1974, its sharp price hike is So it's a safe bet that President Ford will fact of life for thousands of predictable. Price increases by the be with us. as he strongly hinted in his Michigan auto workers. other auto makers also are Monday address, for a long time. For the moment Ford is a relief. Even Though American Motors Co., approaching the 10 per cent mark. those of us who were diehard Nixon cynics which captured a substantial wedge With the enormous costs of new - and could not view that man's self • of the small car market last year, automobiles, it is to be hoped that serving vainglorious television addresses has experienced comparatively high the car makers will put more without laughing out loud or having the emphasis on durability than on temptation to put a fist through the screen profits of late, no auto - were charmed by Ford's Monday address manufacturer is likely to be sitting luxury and styling this year. to Congress. pretty when the industry has Planned obsolence at $4,000 per It was the first real glimpse of the man completed its adjustment to new car is a price few can afford. who took over at the end of our "long market conditions. One cost - saving measure that national nightmare," as Ford himself so Making the picture especially might be advisable is running 15 - aptly put it. He was straightforward, second broadcast commercials unpretentious, quick to smile and poke wry glum for state consumers are fun at himself. And he left all of us who spiraling car prices, epitomized by explaining that the company is watched him with the good feeling that at General Motors' recently cutting prices by foregoing 45 last our nation was represented by someone announced hike of an average S480 seconds of the commercial. whose grace under pressure we could be proud of. Ford's integrity and easy - going style Oil fulfill a national yearning reminiscent of the profit ta desire for stability after World War II. And just as the relatively calm years under Eisenhower were also years of Congress must act quickly on speaking for the Ford administration - emphasized that legislation designed to tax away the oil industry's excess profits. Profits the measure would allow companies VIEWPOINT: CYPRUS of many major oil companies were to escape the tax if they plowed Turkish their profits into exploration and military action explained up over 100 per cent last year, and the oil price boom is continuing production of more petroleum. due to world market situations. Care must be taken to insure the U.S. oil companies should not profits are not used to extend the benefit from the pricing practices near - monopoly of the major oil By MSU TURKISH CLUB (obviously there is no truth to the strange including women and children. MSU. We have read with dismay the recent claim made by the Greek students that The Turkish action to intervene in of the Arab oil cartel at the expense companies into other top fuels, • The experience of the past 14 J resolution of the Greek Student Assn. of "Turkey was allied during World War II" Cyprus on July 20, 1974, is fully justified such coal. Americans must not has clearly demonstrated that of American citizens. After more as MSU (see Aug. 12 State News) containing with Nazi Germany); and has fought side under the London and Zurich Agreements. coexistence of the two than six months of debate, the time be at the mercy of increasingly totally unfounded allegations about Turks by side with Americans and other United This action was clearly the only legitimate communities on Cyprus can only for taking this first step against multinational energy octopi and the Turkish nation. There was no Nations forces in preserving peace in option left open to the Turkish achieved through a geographic sepan oil extorting inflationary prices for doubt in our minds that this highly Korea. government in light of the coup against excess profits has come. of the Turkish and Greek populations fuel to supply basic needs such as emotional declaration had been drafted Cyprus has never been ruled by Greece, the Republic of Cyprus. The coup was In supporting the tax, Treasury the island, coupled with a our of frustration rathet than an objective but was a Turkish province for undertaken for the eventual union of the heat and transportation. more administrations governing the two Secretary William E. Simon - analysis of th#*facts. This blatant attaek thah 300 years. The right to administer whole island with Greece and threatened We believe that no other resolutr on the Turkish nation once again confirms the island was rented to Great Britain in the mere existence of the Turkish fully recognize and guarantee theJ the recent remark by Bulent Ecevit, prime 1878 by the Ottoman Empire. The island communities scattered around the island. freedom, independence and security Ruling aids minister of Turkey, that "sometimes making peace is more difficult than making war." And as the events of Aug. 14 have clearly demonstrated, sometimes became losses a in part of the Colonies in 1925, World British Crown following Turkey's War I. In 1960, a The only goal of the Turkish action has been and still is - to protect the basic rights of the Turkish people and to secure Turkish, the island. • We as well as Greek, communities warmly applaud the retain constitution, drawn by Turkey, Great for them what they have lacked most civilian rule in Greece and t" You've been hassling with a Hopefully, the ruling will provide making war may be the only road to the Britain and Greece as guarantor nations, under Greek rule over the past 14 years: support the continuation of finance company over payments on the basis for extending this establishment of a long - lasting peace. established the foundation of the Republic autonomy, tranquility, freedom and a long democratic regime. Despite your new car. In the dead of the protection to all state consumers. After reviewing the Greek students' of Cyprus. - lasting peace. abhorrence of the stand taken by American businesses have long resolution, one cannot escape reaching the Since 1960, the Turkish Community in In addition to denial of their human Greek government on the issue of night one of the company's hit men unfortunate conclusion that the tactics hot wires the car and you wake up - benefited from the slow workings Cyprus has been living under constant rights by the Greek Cypriots, the Turkish rights of the Turkish community and ideals of Nikos Sampson are still alive pressure from the Greek Cypriots, exerted with no wheels. of "due process" when faced with Cypriot community has paid heavy tolls Cyprus to autonomy and self and well and living in East Lansing, in the form of unilateral control of the over the years in terms of their lives and determination, we sincerely hope that If a ruling made Monday by U.S. court battles. For instance, Reserve Michigan. The resolution clearly would island by the Greeks, restriction of the property. Furthermore, as of Aug. 14, rebirth of democracy in Greece will ~ District Judge Noel P. Fox stands, Mining Co. has dumped more than have deserved a point - by - point response movements of the Turkish community and there information about the fate of the was no reopening of friendly finance companies may be barred 100 million tons of hazardous if the Greek students had not confused the sealing them off from the coastal areas. In than between our two neighboring countries. more 50,000 Turks in villages in facts with their own fears and dreams, and numerous instances, especially during the ~ from such activities. Fox declared pollutants into Lake Superior since Cyprus whose lives were being seriously We fully recognize the consequer if the letter had contained an iota of crises of 1963 and 1967, attempts have threatened by the Greeks and Greek that the state has a constitutional three states went to court to halt for both countries, of a direct mli understanding of the social, economic, been made to usurp the legitimate rights Cypriots. The prices already paid by the confrontation between Greece obligation to insure a court hearing the dumping. Private citizens also political and military realities. Let us take of the Turkish community. The Greek defenseless Turkish Cypriots to gain their Turkey, and firmly believe that we for anyone having property which should have a little "due process" a look at the facts. Cypriots, led by Sampson and his freedom far outweight the losses suffered should exercise extreme restraint to creditors are trying to repossess. on their side. Turkey is a peaceloving nation; she has followers, have brutally persecuted by the Greek community of Cyprus. off this possibility. We are fully convi not been at war in the last 50 years hundreds of defenseless Turkish villagers, The recent series ot talks in Geneva that our country was forced, a< have clearly demonstrated that the Greeks the plots engineered by the Greeks anil still have not given up their enosis dream, Greek Cypriots, to have to resort JAMES StESION cannot recognize the simple fact that military intervention in order to de Cyprus has never been and will never the legitimate rights of the Tu become a Greek island, and are not community on Cyprus. We pray and willing to accept the rights of the Turkish that the actions Turkey has taken f« America needs singing veep community to govern themselves autonomously. The most recent action taken by the Turkish armed forces was a last-resort measure to bring freedom to establishment of long • lasting peace Cyprus will " not be misconstrued "L* — the Turkish people of Cyprus, who, if left costly for Greece and Turkey, as wdl to the discretion of the Greeks and In his first few days in office, President could not only share his executive Greek 'the rest of the civilized world. 48-hour day. This is especially true of a - realities, and put names behind ideals. He Cypriots, would have to go through, for From those individuals in the Ford has touched off an explosion of man like Ford who keeps his doors open burdens but relieve him of the social has made brilliant a beginning. As years to come, the same kind of physical common sense in Washington. He's not and almost enjoys listening to gabby fools. burdens of giving and listening to elegant somebody said, "America is a tune, it and psychological torture community who may want to waiting for the Congress to cut the toasts with visiting dignitaries while his must be sung together." But the singers they have been judgment on this unfortunate crisis, Also, there is nothing in the modern going through during the past 14 years. only ask that they review the facts, ' presidency down to size. He's lopping off trend of picking presidents from Capitol mind is on something more important. are important, and the President now has In light of these facts we now the grandeur and keeping the dignity, and Hill It would be hard to overestimate the to choose who will help him lead the tune. state the not unfounded and irresp^" to prove that senators and umted stand of the Turkish turning the old Nixon "enemies list" into amount of energy, time and sleep that has community at allegations. congressmen make good administrators. a company of friends. They are accustomed to handling small been lost by presidents in the last The man has the town laughing again. staffs and talking a lot, and going for a generation in these ceremonial dinners, LITTERS He wants a "good marriage" with the beer or a game of golf when they feel like with reception lines and fiddlers on the Congress, and not just a "honeymoon," he said. He pokes fun at his voting record, which incidentally, is not very funny. He it. Kennedy and Johnson won no prizes for mastering the tangles of a vast stairs, and small talk at the table - and by the weary cabinet members struggling through it too. These dinners are symbols Car dealer has no bureaucracy, and even Nixon, who was has George Meany back at the White of imperial empires that are gone, but they To the Editor: House and scalds GM for gouging the supposed to be so efficient, could not even control his own burglars, or cover up their are also for much of the time a form of This letter is in reference to an Aug. 7 other media promoting our sale that not be cancelled. could It is true that this dealenhipilj State News article entitled "Drive by cancel the remainder of i public, and talks about common courtesy crimes. For precise and elevated language involuntary servitude, which is forbidden It is true, as reported in the and ordinary decency, as if they had gone and leadership, read his transcripts! by the 13th Amendment. WJIM Strikers Gets Results." I would like this dealership did discontinue the article, that advertising with WJIM, as this wouM use of further hindered the promotion or out of style, which in a way they had. This may be the best argument for to set the record straight for your readers A good case can be made, therefore, for the WJIM remote broadcast after it was and would have shown further® Perhaps the most important thing so Nelson Rockefeller as vice president. He on several points which were contained making the vice president an assistant picketed on Thursday. However, it was the local union and sympathy far, however, is that he is not confusing has always been a good, durable, steel - -within the article. president, with far more responsibility not as the result of strikers the government with the president, or than any vice president has had in the belted tire, accustomed to the pot - holes First of all, I did talk with a member of remote broadcast trailer, but the picketing the picketing cause, which was not intended^. babbling on about a generation of peace, in New York City's roads, but he is also the local union by telephone on July 31, past. There is nothing in our system that of our dealership and the distributing of President, Wheels but worrying about the price of forbids a division of responsibility. The that rare thing: a good administrator with the day before the scheduled radio remote handbills to our customers was to begin, at which time I was asked to stating in part hamburger and trying to get a good team vice president's work is what the president a knowledge of sewers and dreams, and "Do Not Patronize! WHEELS the field before the cancel my radio remote and all advertising TOYOTA on season starts. says it is. Ike had an assistant president in just old enough - his age is finally an His first test will be not only in his selection of a vice presidential nominee, but what he gives the man to do. Nobody Sherman Adams, and turned Vice President Nixon into an unguided missile, advantage — not to be a threat to the President or anybody else. Besides, to President Nixon's everlasting with WJIM so as "Not to show to either side." I suggested that, in my opinion, this would definitely show our partiality support UNFAIR ..." Only after both I and attorney futilely asked the picketers the our company and Hoppy whizzing around the country attacking the president of the local union to To the Editor: 6 needs to tell him about the importance of wicked Democrats. This relieved Ike of the credit, he brought Kissinger into the support for the union and against the consider picketing only the remote I'd like to comment on « picking a man of presidential stature. In government on Nelson Rockefeller's radio station, which was not intended. I broadcast trailer, and not a business dirty political work, but turned Nixon that improvements that have the last thirty years, four of the seven vice into a noisy and disruptive partisan - a recommendation, and the relationships further stated that I was not familiar with was in no presidents have succeeded to the role that destroyed him in the end. between Ford and Kissinger go back a long either side's arguments and, frankly, have way involved with the issues or dispute between the radio station and the many levels. Nationally, P"** presidency, but these days the vice The urgent war now for America is on enough problems of my own attempting Monday night speech was i P way to the days when Ford attended local union, was it suggested that the down - to • earth president is • president is, or should be, more than a the home front; the President recognized Kissinger's seminars at Harvard. to sell cars in a depressed market without actions of the union spare tire kept around in case of an this by his emphasis on inflation and by So there is a chance now for Ford to getting involved in a labor dispute of representatives may change. In Michigan, I am , accident. the need for consultation and cooperation decide: to field the best foreign policy and which I have no knowledge or concern. well be viewed upon that of a secondary boycott. by a court of law as there is a new rape law that .sin#" The truth is that the modern presidency to deal with it, and he has the character I further explained that the lateness of 1974,not 1874. _ domestic policy team available, and at the Only after the union refused to stop. t is too much for any one man. To be chief i experience on the Hill to deal with it. same time bring the governorships and the this request would not allow me to find a On campus, I am happy tosee picketing the dealership and stop paths and curb cuts. Now I may* executive, head of government and head A vice president, assisting the president in states into his new administration. The substitute radio station and contract for a approaching dealership customers was it of state, principal spokesman, secular the White remote broadcast. In addition, 1 attempted escape with my life. If can * „ House, with knowledge of the President has stated the objectives: peace mutually agreed between WJIM and this preacher, skipper of the speed and world, and the executive experience and and strength at home and abroad; to explain in detail the amount of careful dealership that time did not permit an we'd be all set! In the residencehj direction of the ship, among other things, political savvy to see that the president's 'communication, conciliation, planning that surrounded the radio remote attempt to secure a temporary injunction could get rid of all the will force him either to share decisions are carried out by the by WJIM - which involved commitments Wilson Hall, I'd be comparative compromise and cooperation." •gainst the union, and that the remainder responsibility or pass a law inventing the departments and agencies no mean job Now he has to go from atmospherics to and expenditures on support materials and of the remote should be cancelled. n State News, East Lansing, Michigan locks ukeooeT Friday, August 16, 1974 5 —.r CAAJ <\XT TV4E.TEJc.-Wj ART BUCHWALD o t ^ troiUr£innlng m#te " S°me °f the P0SS'bles are^fitf situation of his own creation. agressive behavior is the only backfire, Majestyk steps in, confrontation. in the pat, shallow category of Thus "Mr. Majestyk" is tight dimensional he "It is not What first appears to be a means available to resolve a hoping to capture the hit man Yet "Mr. Majestyk" is one - - man as though people are waiting in line for this "J - fisted action with violence characters. Democratic observer noted. "l labor dispute between two problem. When another melon in exchange for his freedom in thoroughly in keeping with the ' order to get the melon crop galore, much more violence melon farmers rapidly farmer attempts to force age - old tradition of the strong than appeared in this same "Mr. Majestyk" is currently degenerates into a no - holds - Majestyk to hire different picked. virile hero, with a gorgeous That exchange fails as the formula in the forties. showing at the Meridian 4 barred confrontation between crew, Majestyk rams a shotgun lady friend at his side, pursued The formula has worked for Theaters. Majestyk and a Chicago in the man's groin and kicks hitman overcomes Majestyk by a fanatical villian. What "Mr. Majestyk" is exploring is the recurring theme of good versus Open at 12:45 P.M. evil a staple in tilms no Matinees Black playwright wants matter what the Majestyk" is really little than genre. "Mr. more Daily! IT'S UNANIMOUS! a competently executed, A shipwrecked Texan tames / tightly directed formula film, even if it does deal with good it the wild cattle and ^ "A MAGNIFICENT NEW audience to get message opposing the forces of evil. The problem with the film, Ml the WiLo natives of old Hawaii MOVIE ABOUT LOVE, HATE AND SEX. Five besides the pat formula, is the Lemons has taken an simple fact that Majestyk, as camera eyes." By JOE KIRBY Lemons won't be directing active role in the Black Arts played by Bronson, is not such State News Staff Writer "The Natural Trial" in its -Leonard Harris. CBS-TV an admirable character after Gerald Lemons is a tough act to follow. Company since it was formed in the fall of 1971. The first play Detroit engagement, and he is anxious "to see what another all. Though the script would WAIT DISNEY V like us to admire the man - he Lemons, a 24 - year - old he wrote and directed was "The director does with my play." is a Vietnam veteran, a loner "Remarkable, superior black playwright, has directed UntogetherFall." The oldest of three children, picture. A wide canvas of 12 plays at MSU since 1970,10 Lemons was raised by his and a hard - working back - to the the land individual - decadence and vulgarity. - - GvSftww of them his own productions. mother — a person who he said ultimately Majestyk is as His play, "Confusing was too proud to accept ADC. obsessive as the villian who Rush to see it." Crosswinds" will be presented "I gained a great deal of pride pursues him. -Re* Reed, N.Y. News at 8:30 p.m. Friday and from my mother," Lemons said. All Majestyk wants to do is Saturday in Wilson auditorium Last year, at a dinner get his melon crop harvested, after a week long rehearsal. • sponsored by the Office of yet he will resort to any means Lemons said this play Black Affairs, Lemons received to achieve that end, including involves a discussion between the African name, Anajiukwelli TECHNICOLOR* two women who favor women's jumping through the rear ReteasMtvBUCfWVISUasTfaamONCONC £>W« WW fty*y Productnns Sanifu, which means sensitive window of a car and liberation, two women who are and frank composer. kidnapping a psychotic killer. [Gf lJ -plus lOVfI for black liberation and one The name seems to fit "MEMORABLE... the The audience is asked to older woman who believes in Lemons, who is concerned that liberation of the self. audiences get the messages in his sympathize with the main scenes inside the bordellc character because the script v The argument resolution of the is left to the plays and respect his skills. "If at least one person gets seems to make him a victim of Walt DisneyS V""" are explicit." -A. H. Weiler. N.Y. Times imagination of the audience. Lemons, a native of Detroit, became interested in the theater my message, to become a I've achieved purpose," Lemons said. "I want well - known my ffm Absent-minded protest > Re leleasedtjyBJENAVtSlAOISTIIfflunONCO.INC CVWtDwwy Productions "A VITAL, WONDERFUL Written and Directed ly UNA WERTMULLER I I while a student at Northwestern LEMONS playwright and a director with a AND SHARPLY ORIGINAL High School. After coming to cwiMCm&Jw/ A HERBERT R STEINMANN |_ But his most successful play, MOVIE. Exuberant, BILLY BAXTER PRESENTATION MSU in 1971, he decided to go beyond acting and present his and the one he is proudest of, is hilarious and powerful." Photography by GUIStPf! HOTImT own ideas to people. "The Natural Trial" which was Music Composed by *1*0 MH i performed at MSU in February. PEPPERCORN WORMSEA RELEAB "Instead of standing on a The play got good reviews here soapbox and telling people about them I decided to write and in Chicago where he took it for a short tour. sr) them down," Lemons said. "Everywhere it went we got Lemons said his plays deal Sat.& Sun. at 1:25 -3:25 - 5:25 -7:25-9:25P.M. standing ovations," with things he has seen and Lemons said. experiences he has had in his On Sept. 30, "The Natural personal life, like breaking up with his fiancee. Trial" will be performed at the Detroit Art Institute, and ctotMfattmA/ P KING SIZED| "Loneliness makes someone MiCHi&AN delve into his mind to overcome Lemons hopes to have Detroit nov*'-2 color hits COmEDY! Mayor Coleman Young in the exclusive drive in loneliness," Lemons said. audience on opening night. DRIVE IN THEATER 1st at 9:10 and repeated Today... Open 6:45 - Feature 7:20-9:25P.M. __ MdhUSnt" 7401 Sat. Sun, at 1:05 3:05 • 5:10 - 7:15 - 9:25P.M.. • BUTCH &THE KID ARE BACK! «I»NE1MIIICRHU< Just for the fun of it I HARM IHAftNII UPTOWN SATURDAY NMHV Steve Goodman A UNIVERSAL RELEASE Best in Folk ! MICHAEL CAINE in 'THE BLACtt WINDMILL" 2 Shows Nightly ""•starring technicolor* • panavision « at 10 & 12 pm DONALD PtEASENCE • DELPHINE SEYMG CUVEREVILLmi JANETSUZMAN Screenplay by HIGH VANCE • Based On The No»ef "Seven Days To A Mlitig' by CUVE EGLETON Stay for Both Shows! special hollywood ' They get funny when you PAUL NEWMAN ROBERT REDFORD with their money Aug. 14 - 17 KATHARINE ROSS, TONIGHT AT 9 Pm mess "BUTCH CASSIDYAND SNEAK TIP FINE FOOD & DRINK — — furviufN THE SUNDANCE KID" In A Cfimeo Appearance As The Revetono ^LIVE ENTERTAINMENT NITELY A George Roy Hill-Paul Monash Production Co-Starrtng STROTHER MARTIN • JEFF COREY • HENRY JONES Executive Producer PAUL MONASH • Produced by JOHN FOREMAN AWARD WINNING MOTION PICTURE... IT MAY WELL Also Starring HICHAM As VM0B Sfwp Eye Washington Directed by GEORGE ROY HILL • Mitten by WILLIAM GOLDMAN BE ONE OF THE PAUftA KEltW JOMHMV As leggy Peggy 6EK** _ Music Composed and Conducted by BURT 8ACHARACH YEAR'S BEST PICTURES A NEWMAN-FOREMAN Presentation • Panavision' • Color by Deluxe* WWM ICE BBOVNK ROflAU"® * [Hear BURT BACHARACH'S 'Raindrops Keep Fallin1 On My Head" as ;ung by 8 I Thomas \ CAftVIN 1MKHA0 Mil Come at 7:30 or 9 P.M. and see the tneak 2ND AT 11:00 "THE LAST AMERICAN HERO" preview and "THE BLACK WINDMILL" RICHARD WESLEY Directed!* SIDNEY POITIER Technic**' Tu0<| JEFF BRIDGES IN COLOR from Warner Bros Qa Warnet Communications Company FG""" 1 ichigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, August 16, 1974 9 1int-sized connoisseurs 'get into' artwork A lot of little kids area really "getting into" the artwork of an MSU professor. Robert L. Weil, sculptor and associate professor of art, has created a sculpture for the Edgewood Village Day Care Center in Meridian Township, which was designed for children to play on. "There's always some kid out there using it," said Lillie Williams, manager of the day care center. - Weil believes that art is part of living and doesn't belong on a pedestal. "I made it for the stretching the kids' big muscles," he said. "If you're going to climb inside and out, you need to use both your arms and legs and both hands and feet. That's where it's at." The sculpture is formed of six four - foot cubes with the bottom three standing on points. It is constructed of quarter - inch steel plate and weighs a total of about 5,700 pounds. "It's an elementary thing," Weil said. "So I painted it the primary colors - red, blue and yellow. Inside it's painted white." Weil's major problem with the sculpture is that kids won't stay away from it long enough for the paint to dry thoroughly. Weil said he has painted it several times. Imeekens insists he won't quit ING (UPI) - Richard "I'm sure Joe's going to serve out his is not the only term, even He said Smeekens may appeal though he was murdered in the \press and clobbered by the clerk of the House. the committee's i in America with findings on the Smeekens asked that he not be at the polls." floor of the House and said the paid until the charges against James Starr, attorney for state Coldwater Republican "could him lijan state Rep. John P. Rep. John P. Smeekens, have some interesting were resolved. He did not He seems to be the leader of the gang, as he looks boldly into the s, R • Coldwater, may R things to indicate, however, if he would photographer's lens. But he - Coldwater say." He would not detail and his buddies are just "stretching their big muscles" at a little gun shy as he give up his salary if found guilty. Edgewood Village Day Care _ Smeekens' possible revelations. Center in Meridian Township, down both barrels at SN Photos/David Sch.nier ! of his House colleagues Neither Starr nor Smeekens him recommended he J>e Starr said Smeekens did not attended the last day of the e trying to trigger his censured for travel expense receive a fair hearing by the committee's hearing because, ion. fraud and conflict of interest. It committee because he was not Stan said, they were not made attorney, James Starr, is unlikely he will be expelled, permitted to see documents * aware of the full taesday he is confident even if he is reprimanded range of by the presented as evidence against charges against him. s will serve out his House. him before the proceedings. Smeekens finished fourth in a "I'm sure Joe's going to serve "The most five ifkens. who was defeated significant - man race for the out his term," Starr said, "Even question the House will Republican nomination from Wk'i primary electiou, though he was murdered in the consider is, when the press is out the 41st {es possible censure when Representative press and clobbered at the for blood, are you going to be District. jislature reconvenes Sept. polls." able to have a fair hearing?" For more than Smeekens could not a month, his be Starr said. salary has been held in committee escrow ;e probing reached for comments. a vacation special for the whole family Pussy Cat SUMMER SKIES * .w* GEORGE 5EGAL A live presentation on the wonders and mysteries of the Michigan skies 4 r THE presents TERMINAL reduced summer admissions! MAI\I special JDAM HACKETT summer schedule Isilis planetarium 355-4672 9 00 Return of the Dragon fTls. Phoenix and Company I After 4 p.m., 332-0625. 4-8-23 fem»i.' •PEANUTS PERSONAL except brakes. Excellent dependable person for infant 351-1527, 489-4747 C •REAL ESTATE transportation. Call 337-1424. X-3-8-21 SUZUKI 125 1974. 140 miles, road 'WHAT AM I DOING R7R MTRXKS care. Our home • Okemos. 8 - 4 weekdays. Own transportation. GIRL NEEDED to sublet Capitol Villa apartment for fall. $62.50 P.m. 3-8-16 'RECREATION Good wages. Phone 349-0964. •SERVICE LEMANS PONTIAC condition, Must sell 1969. Good now. $900. - trail gears, Knobies, brand new. A real deal I $430. After six, for cwism p. timing cm 2-8-16 per 4-8-23 month. Call 3324514. TWO BEDROOM home,. $25 minutes to campus . furnish* J_ Instruction Typing Service 332-3388. 1-8-16 351-3212. X-5-8-21 TO W?E\ WHATABOT KJJ?' IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT: full time or part time for ambitious MALE GRAD needed. Luxury peaceful on a lake. qu^1 641^1 LTD 1966. Low 1972 HONDA, SL -70, Red. individual townhouse, furnished, central 484-5315.0-10-8-23 " 'TRANSPORTATION mileage, great demonstrating, Excellent condition. 351-9073. shape. Best offer. Morgan, installing, and servicing security air. IK mile*. 5:30 - 7 p.m. MASON HILLS 'WANTED 337-2381. X3-8-21 3-8-119 equipment. Must have neat 332-2175.5-8-23 APARTMtJ appearance and auto. Experience NOW LEASING (all « 495 North new) uL "RATES" MAVERICV 1971. 6 cylinder, SUZUKI 1973 250. Like new. $650. Call 332-2281, anytime Employment ji Employnat not necessary, company training ONE BEDROOM furnished Mason. One and two Okemos fi«| automatic, low mileage, clean. available. Call Mr. Henry. apartment in quiet residential spacious apartments 2-816 frOT Call 355-7887. 5-8-16 3514337.4-8-23 area. Carpeting, disposal, Includes shag security locks, heat and water carpeting, dr MANAGEMENT POSITION open Hot Point SUZUKI 1973, 500cc. Low FULL TIME TYPIST needed. Must DENTAL RECEPTIONIST for furnished. Call 332 4987 after 5 appliances' and NO. MGB 1967. White, radio, wire immediately for retail men's and type 60/w.pn? conditioning. Furnished „ NO. DAYS mileage, excellent condition. accurately. boy's clothing store. Require Orthodontist office. Mature p.m. 882-3981 before 5 p.m. WORDS wheels, good 694-3797. 6-8-21 condition. $750. Call 651-5566. 3-8-19 local retail clothing experience. Apply i£i\,\,£V 5oXnstairs 427'/, Albert personable person with office 3-8 19 open Monday Saturday, 12-4 p.m. East U Friday, 4. 1 3 5 10 Phone 3514396, for interview. capabilities (60 wpm). Will train. Realty and Development Com 1972 350cc KAWASAKI F-9, 3500 MUSTANG 1969 V-8, standard, 5-8-21 Please send resume to Suite 525, 1 2 for in Phone 10 1 50 4.00 6.50 13.00 miles. Perfect, extra. Negotiable. or room large apartment. 676-4874 i good condition, $800. 4-speed 701 North Logan, Lansing. Very close to campus. Now or 8-8-23 484-2646.3-8-19 12 1.80 4.80 7.80 15.60 DESK CLERK needed must have 48914.3-8-21 fall. 351 -6475.2-8-16 transmission for Ford, $50, TEMPORARY FULL time light - 15 2.25 6.00 9.75 19.50 678-4931. 3-8-21 assembly and shipping. Two transportation and be willing to 18 2.70 7.20 11.70 23.40 shifts, 34 weeks, $2.00/hour. travel. Call 372-0567 or QUIET FEMALE wants to rent NOVA 1969, Six cylinder, very 409 Lentz Court, Lansing. (North 489-1215 between 126 p.m. apartment, $80 $110. Call Houses £ 20 For Rent - 25 3.00 3.75 8.00 10.00 13.00 26.00 16.25 32.50 clean. Call 3-8-19 351-9126, after 5. off West St. Jo, between Logan and Waverly). 3-8-16 0-10-8-23 "J* 489-2660, before 2pm. 4-8-21 1973 HONDA 450. 2700 miles, TEMPORARY MAILING room FOR RENT: 3 D EADL INE many extras, excellent TV AND STEREO rentals. RESIDENT MANAGERS. Efficient 1 P.M. one class OLOS 1968 Convertible. SECRETARIAL/BOOKKEEPER work, 2 shifts. Approximate couple needed now or carpeted, garage. Convenient day condition. $1150. Call Russ $24/term. $9.95'month. Free needed immediately. September 6 ending. Apply in LCC and MSU. Stud! before publication. Automatic, power steering, Mueller, 371-3255.3-7-29 same day delivery and service. September. 12 unit, 513 Experienced. Contact Dr. person, 3308 South Cedar, suite welcome. Call 371-1479. Ml power brakes, $595. 351-7092. Call N E J AC, 337-1300. Hillcrest, pleasant neighborhood. Mitchell, NAACP, 351-8716. No. 11, Lansing. 3-8-21 48-21 C-108-23 Write P.O. Box 42, East Lansing. ACCESSORIES, RIDING Apparel, Peanuts Personal ads PINTO SQUIRE Wagon 1974. SHEP'S has it all. Stop out and 8824592.5-8-21 WANTED HELP for dog kennel. 8-1-8-16 LARGE 3 bedroom. 329 It] must be pre paid. . Pennsylvania. Near bi Radials, 2300cc engine. Plus see our complete line of Part time. Phone 372-3372. 1958 MGA Roadster, mostly Yamaha, Triumph and BMW PIZZA DELIVERY, light*, full or 4-8-23 FEMALE GRAD student to share students welcome. 694-071!^ Cancellations/ Corrections 12 noon one class day restored. 372-7425. 3-8-16 motorcycles - low prices in effect. SHEP'S MOTOR part time. Must own good running insured car. Hourly rates and mileage paid nightly. Apply SITTER - HOUSEKEEPER needed ]S bedroom in South large, two bedroom Lansing apartment. $47.50/month plus utilities. 694-0614. 7-8-21 LARGE 6 MAN furnished. gI PLYMOUTH 1966. SPORTS, INC. 2460 North FOR RENT: 2 bedroom and 1 before publications. after 4:30 p.m., 203 M.A.C. by teacher for 8 and 9 year olds. good running conditio^ needs Cedar, Holt, (just south of I-96 351-8870. 2-8-16 Hours, 2-4 p.m. References. bedroom apartments. Both 393-1457 evenings. 3-8-21 condition. 2 baths, close. parking Overpass). Phone 684-6621. $480 plus The State News will be muffler, $200. Call 3323951. C-3-8-21 $2!.25/hour. 482-4155. 5-8-16 carpeted and newly decorated. EAST LANSING. One bedroom, 484-9774.0-6-8-23 3-8-16 Convenient to LCC and MSU. responsible only for the REGISTERED NURSES. Full and furnished, security locks, eir Students welcome. Call PLYMOUTH FURY 1966. Runs part time positions available on ELECTRONIC REPAIRMAN. Must conditioning, carpeting, laundry, HILL STREET, Lansing, ll first day's incorrect the afternoon and know TV and Stereo. Call 371-1479.6-8-23 ample parking, no undergrads. bedrooms, furnished, well, $175. 355-3149, after 5 night shifts. ci insertion. p.m. 3-8-21 Mi Smm Minimum starting salary $4.82 DICKER & DEAL 349-9152 and 351-0544. 4-8-23 and panelled. $l50/momM| LOVELY FURNISHED 2 bedroom per hour plus experience credit. SECONDHAND STORE, security deposit. are due 7 days from apartments. 121 Beal, across 3 expiration date, if PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 1971. 2- Excellent fringe benefits. Please Lansing. Phone 487-3886. STUDIO, furnished. 3 blocks from 3-8-19 from campus. $225 - jid by the dje date, a contact office of employment, C-8-21 MSU. One male grad student . door, power steering/brakes. FREE ADVICE with every part $300/month includes utilities. 501 . . . ia Automatic, V-8. Second car of soldi CHEQUERED FLAG, Lansing General Hospital, 2800 RESIDENT MANAGER. Phone 349-3604 from 10 a.m. only. $75/month. 339-9909. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE^ four bedroom house, real nicifl retired couple. 332-8868. 1-8-16 Devonshire, Lansing. Please call Mature, 1-8-16 2605 East Kalamazoo Street. 12 noon and evenings. Phone 372-8220, extension 268. An dependable couple to eastside.655-1341.5-8-23 | One mile west of campus. 372-6852 from 24 p.m. only. Equal Opportunity Employer. administrate a project in NEED ONE person immediately for PLYMOUTH VALIANT 1964. Runs 487-5055. C-2-8-16 5-8-23 Automotive & well. Very good condition. $225. 5-8-23 downtown Lansing Leasing, two man apartment. Own room, 3532 WEST JOLLY. Two bid tenant relations, repairs, and close. 487-0600.1-8-16 plus utility room, fully caripl 351-9425.1-8-16 SHARP. FURNISHED, carpeted. MASON BODY SHOP - 812 East BOOKKEEPER/ASSISTANT. Part record keeping. Wife must not $175 plus utilities, no pea.B time, general knowledge of be employed. No children, pets. Showings: Two man, 129 Dianne, 372-5700, 8 -5, «T Kalamazoo Street since 1940: OKEMOS. QUIET building, Chief PONTIAC 1965 - Rebuilt engine, accounts payable and payroll, Gunson, 4:00, 607 Oak, 4:30; Complete auto painting and Apartment, utilities, salary. Send Okemos Circle, 2 bedroom 1200 miles, 389, 4-speed. Good will train, must type. $3,250. Four man, 225 Division, 5:00 collision service. 485-0256. brief to P.O. Box 898, East unfurnished. $195 plus electric condition. $650. 489-5808. Daily 332-3746. 5-8-23 318 SOUTH DETROIT® C-10-8-23 Call 482-1504. An Equal Lansing. 2-8-16 and heat. 12 month lease, no bedroom, partly 2-8-19 Opportunity Employer. 3-8-19 furnisj B UICK WILDCAT 1965. FACULTY GRAD, First floor, 1 undergrads, no pets: One available Sept, IS If FREE ROOM for housekeeper. - bedroom Mechanically sound, well efficiency, late ■ 351-7497. 048-23 SUPER BEETLE 1973. Sunroof. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. child, yard, appliances, washer - maintained. New tires, FM. $250. Furnished, near campus. September, $145. 349-0558. Leaving country, must sacrifice. Permanent position available. 484-9774. 0-5-8-223 dryer, utilities paid, drapes, 489-5146.2-8-16 4-8-23 THREE BEDROOM, turns] 487-2336. 5-8-19 Superior typing, shorthand and redecorated, near MSU, $250. ability to work with figures 349-3328 after 6 or weekends. carpeted, 827 East S) CAMARO CONVERTIBLE 1968. BABYSITTING, LIGHT NEED APARTMENT now? August TOYOTA 1970 Corona Mark IV. X5-8-19 $150. 482-6906.1-8-16 required. Some college housekeeping. Spartan Village, 7 - 15 - September 15. One bedroom, 327, 3-speed. Runs good, clean, Automatic, 36,000 miles. preferred. Full benefits. $600, to 11pm Monday - Friday, all year. close, $100. 337-0826, after 5. $650. 355-7887. 7-8-23 $1200. 627-2412.5-8-16 start. Apply in person. 3308 ' Start September. 355-3171. EAST LANSING. Furnished 2-8-14 TWO BEDROOM, (urnij South Cedar, Suite 11, Lansing. 1-8-16 apartment for couple or graduate carpet. 402 North F CAMARO RALLY Sport 1967. student. Convenient. 332-2495. 482-6906. 1-8 16 *AN 1969 Dodge Sportsman 318, 3-8-19 Good condition. 372-0889. 5-8-21 FIVE MINUTES from V-8. Standard transmission, campus in 3-8-19 BABYSITTER FOR year old girl TELEPHONE Lansing. 4 large rooms and bath. ONE BEDROOM furnil radio. 50,000 miles. $1200. SOLICITORS. and light housework. 1/2 days, FALL - SPRING. Eden Roc, 2 $130/month including utilities. carpeted, panelling. ? 627-5771.2-8-16 Ticket sales, part time and full Monday - Friday, starting mid - Immediate qccupancy. CHEVROLET 1967 Impala, runs time openings. Hourly rate or September. East Lansing, own women vacancy. Collect, 351-7283. 1-8-16 Commonwealth i!| very well, needs repair. Best VEGA HATCHBACK 1971, red, 616-798-1476, 6-9 p.m. 5-8-23 482-6906. 1-8-16 top commission. Experience transportation and references. offer. 489-0829. 6-8-21 radio, stick shift. 351-8608, helpful but will train. For Good salary. 332-0985. 3-8 23 DOWNTOWN NEEDED, CHEVY 1965. Needs some engine after 6 p.m. 3-8-19 appointment call 669-3007. apartment, LANSING. 505 Studio Cherry. WOMAN for quiet 2 bedroom apartment. 227 Bogue. ONE BEDROOM, bedroom, $210. Three bet" SH5J 5-8-23 MODELS FOR photography. Call work. Other parts excellent. 482-6615. 3-8-19 Own room, air, $105/month. VOLKSWAGEN 1973 Super Beetle. between 10 a.m. and 6 $245. All biking distance■ 355-9685. 5-8-19 LOCATED AT THE p.m. 337-9576. X3-8-21 10,000 miles, like new. Call 482-5627 or 353-3742.4-8-23 CORNER OF JOLLY EXPERIENCED some stereo TV Technician, experience 489-1215. 0-10-8-23 LARGE 2 bedroom furnished. campus 393-1314.4-8-23 J & OKEMOS RO CHRYSLER 1965. New Yorker. Available September 1. Central Power steering', brakes and 349 - 3196 necessary. % to full time. Apply PART AND full time summer VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1969. Good 6DAY A WEEK TOWING in person, STEREO SHOPPE, air, dishwasher, pool, free bus windows. Good local positions for MSU students. condition, low mileage. Call OPEN 6 DAYS 555 East Grand River, East service to campus. Unlimited transportation. $150. Phone Automobile required. 351-5800. 7 AM 9 PM BUT SUNDAY 627-7105, anytime. 3-8-21 - Lansing. C-7-8-23 C-10-8-23 parking, washer, dryer. 349-9513.3-8-19 $275/month. 349-0893. 5-8-23 MARRIED STUDENTS, FACULTY & MED STUDENTS FREE SERVICE ?? Spacious Three bedroom apts. . THAT'S From •215 per mo. UNFURNISHED RIGHT!! please, KNOB HILL no pets Live at CAMPUS HILL and leave the driving to m..,Two Bedroom APARTMENTS Office Open Apartments available for 11:00-6:00 Mon.-Fri. Summer & FalU.aU 349-3530 or by appointment for information & roommate 349-4700 LOCATED K MILE NORTH MANAGEMENT BY: ALLSTATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. OF JOLLY RD. ON OKEMOS RD. glfi ij^H^-higan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, August 16, 1974 11 X lf#tl ' hr Sale IfeJ f for Sale fej Mobile Homes ■ted, one girl, own room, 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. SAVE | Last & Found ](^j Real Estate « campus, $75/month. Tanki, Cannisters and Uprights. $$$$. Used st«reo ', to GUNS, RIFLES, and handgun* of 6 p.m.. 332-3708. Guaranteed on* full year $7.88 equipment, auto sound MUST SE LL by September 1ft. Two after •nd up. DENNIS 1000 used 8-track systems, taoes, TV HANDMADE GENUINE all kinds. Best year 'round Buy, trade and sell. bedroom deluxe mobile home, LOST: M-78/Hagadorn. FEMALE husky Answers near to EAST LANSING, by owner. 3 - 4 bedroom ranch, 2 fireplaces, 2 - set*, camera prices in 12' x 65'. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, and movie Many extras. JbEOROOM duplex, 316 North Cedar. Opposite City equipment. Typewriters, pocket INDIAN JEWELRY SALE Southern Michigan. BOB'S GUN SHOP, 2412 South Cedar. "Gypsy." 351-8558. 1-8-16 car garage. For appraised. $33,800.351-4508.3-8-21 pntt fi calculators, adding Call loo/month. C.II •<» r 6, Marlwt. C-7-8-23 guitars, amplifiers machine*, Pawn and Reservation 371-2244. 0-10-8-23 FOUND. WHITE Kitten, near Wells 1-6891 3-8-16 accessories 200 new and and used items. Navajo, Zuni, Hopi Hall. Call 353-5631. C-3-8-19 BICYCLES - ALL Ten Speeds) TENNIS RACKET, Wilson T-2000. 1968 REMBRANDT Mobile Home. Various rifles and shotguns on disolay. — Direct from the New in June. $3000. Close to campus. Service I BEDROOM, 411 Shepard. colors and size*. Simplex de-railir, center pull Camp tents and equipment. Southwest. 2-8-16 332-4963, after 5. FOUND: YOUNG male Siamese cat Ig5 Unfurnished, carpeted, brake*, high quality at dealer* - Scuba qear. golf clubs, mag Evenings, 641-4148.5-8-23 near Park Lake Road. Call tyird. 489-0197.44M« co*t. Forced warehouse sale. 9 wheels, hand and power tools. Saturday, August 17 SPEAKERS AND amplifier 332-2012. C-3-8-21 FOR THE BEST Service on stereo Jewelry — Royal AMERICAN 1971. 12' t, y FURNISHED 2bedroom - - and watches All x 60'. equipment see the STEREO 4:30 p.m. Monday - Sunday, August 18. 3 - way, $50 each. JVC 60 watt Friday. 8 merchandise tested and Skirted, porch, shed, disposal, SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River. $210 $250 C 604 Oak. a.m. 12 p.m. RMS, Z ■ - Saturday. DfiiC equalizer, $150. furnished. Windmill Park. Clean, Guaranteed. WILCOX C-10-8-23 u5 utilities. Phone 349-3604 STORAGE, 1241 Roth Drive, SECONDHAND STORE. 509 Campus Inn, Ann Arbor Negotiable. 484-0252.3-8-19 make an offer 694-8435. 4-7-31 . 10 a fn. • 12 noon and South Cedar, at 1-96. 694-3311 East Michigan Avenue, Lansing Lings. Phone 372-6852 from 0-10-8-23 485-4391. C-10-8-23 FREE A lesson in complexion fclStTUCtiOflS 7* . . 1972 . L p.m. only. 0-5-8-23 STATESMAN, J BEDROOM house in the CHESS board SETS, handcrafted and pieces. 100% wool onyx BRAND NEW, Schwinn —^ GIBSON'S V M* ]gj vegetable and flower garden. 12' skirted, shed, large yard with x 50', care. Michigan, CALL 484-4519, East or 485-7197, Lansing beautiful hand loomed blankets Continental, 20VJ" boys. Best $3000 or best offer. 625-7237. Mall. MERLE NORMAN BOARD EXAM TUTORING |(ltry. Married only one ENGLISH Id welcome, no lotheast of pets. 10 miles Meridian Mall. $175 only $20. Both new. 332 4203. 5-8-223 offer, call 485-8916.4-8-23 BOCK SETTER puppies. 7 weeks, registered. Call 349-0547, after 5:30. 7-8-16 X-5-8-12 COSMETIC C-10-8-23 STUDIOS. STANLEY H. KAPLAN TUTORING COURSES FRAMES, i,. utilities, plus damage phone 677-4011. 2-8-16 TWO used NORTHFACE backpacks, once, life-time guarantee. Broken? cost. OLD, Cracked Replacements at low OPTICAL DISCOUNT, or ADDIC 1960 DETROITER Carpeted, and partially 10' x 50'. QUALITY PRESCRIPTION Now being formed for the upcoming MCAT, DAT, LSAT, furnished. 351-8534, after 6. ingredients Crutches and wheel Call 337-1424. X-3-8-21 2615 East Michigan, Lansing BOOK SALE - chairs rented/sold - full service ATGSB, GRE Board Exams. For information call JS0N TO share house. 372-7409. C-3-8-16 - pharmacy. GULLIVER STATE 1-313-354-0085. |47/month plus utilities. Call CONCORD MK-9 Dolby Cassette 50% OFF BEAUTIFUL KITTENS. House DRUGS, 1105 East Grand River, 0-10-8-23 m-2859. 3-8-19 BIG RECORD Clearance Salel on our broken. Free. Call after 7 p.m. f .77 tape deck. Brand new $175, two Help regular ■ « r -i l[ 349-0548.3-8-16 LOSt & KWfKl Typing Service g Electro Voice 4's speakers. us get ready to remodel. low prices | ^ Brand new, $140. 355-3354 or MARSHALL MUSIC, East 349-9427. 5-8-23 Lansing. C-2-8-16 •paperbacks 75% off ENGLISH SPRINGER Spaniels. ■2-8263.4-8-16 •hardbacks 50% off Liver white, 6 weeks old, AKC. - rM| nwi frfjfp tiuiu; l® rc THESES, RESUMES, typing and FIND SOMETHING printing. Reasonable prices STUDIOCRAFT 440 1890 CHEST and Phone 694-8594. 2-8-16 s Sherwood mirror, made of If you've found a pet or article of COMMERCIAL PRINTING. Br bedroom, east side 8 9 00. 240 watts. Miracord ash, has all hardware. 372-0889 128 W. Grand River value, we want to help you return WARDCLIFF AREA. Three 351-4116. C-10-8-23 j. 12 month lease. $300. turntable. Offer. 351-7559. 3-8-19 upstairs GERMAN SHEPPHERD puppies, it. Just come into the State News 12-8263. 4-8-16 2-8-16 pen Tues -Fri 1-6,7-9 new born, $80. Championship Classified Department and tell us bedroom brick ranch. Garage, GULBRANSON CONSOLE Piano bred. 4 8 2-5475 (paperless). finished basement, completely 'RENE ORR On vacation, you want to place an ad in EAST 1r CAMPUS, 2 bedroom Maple finish, $600. Beautiful 5-8-23 carpeted, fireplace. Very low Returning September. Ready to LANSING STATE BANK'S Found Terly furnished house. $180. Ell 484 4630. 5-8-23 AIIDIOPHILES RCA console stereo, $400 or best offer either piece. 9 YEAR OLD Western Gelding. For Column. As a public service EAST 30's. Immediate 351-4218. 2768 Brentwood. possession. _ type after Labor Day. CJ Ofl-23 D,,ooir c Can be LANSING STATE BANK will run PURPLE VICKI . We do not sell seen anytime at 519 experienced rider. Call 5 fr23 - Fast, accurate, Edgewood the ad at inexpensive, typing. Very cheap tape. 351-7779. 4-8-21 no cost to you I near We do sell top Boulevard, Apt No. 703, Bristol EAST LANSING campus. 337-7260. 5-8-223 quality tape Square Apartments, IDEAL LOCATION: cheap. Our selection of South ' STATE BANK Lovely 3 Cedar. 5-8-23 bedroom ranch with large yard on TYPING, ELECTRIC machine. BASF tape is the C-10-8-23 | BEDROOM furnished house, largest and deadend Wayland Avenue. Fast, accurate, and experienced. I full baths. $425. Call most complete in the state. 16mm REVERE CAMERA with Mobile Homes LOST: BLACK afghan with white Convenient to East Lansing 372-4746.6-8-23 We have cassette, 8 telescopic lens and light meter. schools, bus, shopping, MSU. 44630. 5-8-23 - track breast, on Coolidge Road, East .. and reel audio tape, Best offer. 484-5074. 4-8-16 $24,900. Call owner, 337-2619. More c,asslf|ed A« plus reel Lansing. Reward. Call Ron, video tape at the lowest 4-8-23 on Back |EE GRADUATE students, 10 - SPEEDS 349-2320, or stop at 1762 Page it side. 3 bedroom prices. SEWING MACHINE SALES. SERVICE. ACCESSORIES FOR SALE. Lake lot with 1972 Clearance 3 Coolidge Road. 5-8-16 use, partially furnished. $170 Sale! Brand new ■1ST WW, 01KK US 0*T bedroom Champion mobile portables tillties. 351-7283. 1-8-16 MARSHALL'S $49.9C. $5 per month. home located west of Barryton, LOST: WHITE male cat, yellow Large SOUND SHOP selection of reconditioned used north of Macosta. For eyes, black collar, area of Grand HEAT, LIGHT AND AIR 1 bedrooms, led, partially carpeted. machines. Singers, Whites, Necchis, New Homes and "many velocipede information, call Mrs. Agnes Strait, 339-9274, or Doyle River and Harrison. Call Eva, 351-7315. 3-8-19 C0NMTI0NIN6 GOT YOU DOWN? |00/month. 351-0997 . 3-8-21 others." Terms $19.95 to $39.95. EDWARDS ^ecidier- Realty, Macosta. 4-8-23 FOUND WOMEN'S black Ion BILTMORE photogray wirerim glasses by OR couple to share house s. Call before 2pm. CAMPING EQUIPMENT, umbrella DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 15 North Washington. MOVING SALEI Please call. We 12' bedrooms, large appliances, x 47'. Two take Psychology Research. Call Janet 332-2784. C 3-8-21 BURCHAM II 3678.4-8-23 tent, small tent, stove, lantern, X C-10-8-23 might have what • over payments. 6§4-9259. Leave the end of the month coal box, only 6 weeks old. $60. you need. 4-8-23 utility 355-8080.3-8-19 FOUND: hassles to us, and enjoy the good ■ALES, EAST Lansing house. Must sell. 355-9822 3-8-21 CAMERA: YASHICA Mat 124 AUGUST 4 at Music : Patti Williams, 311 10' x 50' VAGABOND. Excellent Building white, gray striped life in the coming year. telephoto lens $109. 135mm SONY 5521 turntable with Stanton th Barclay, Bay City. 48706. FOR SALE, GIRL'S 3-speed bike, condition, 1 mile from campus. kitten. Call 351-1425. C-3-8-19 telephoto lens 4 Nikon $30. 681 EE cartridge. * Heated Pool III 584-7625.3-8-21 Reasonable. Call 351-4830.4-8-23 * Laundry Facilities good condition. Reasonable. Free Kittens. 337-9367. * 372-7425.3-8-16 FOUND: LONG-HAIRED terrier. Ample Parking *Nicely Furnished 351-6577. 1-8-16 C-8-8-23 * LEISURE LIVING at Melrose A ir Conditioning Male, gray and brown. Hulett When you need an apartment that's Mobile Home Park. Ten miles AIR CONDITIONER, Road, Okemos. Call 351-1457 Coldspot, WE FINANCE Rooms fresh and new, then you need . new bicycles. from MSU on Beautiful Moon C-3-8-19 6,000 BTU, 1 year old. $70. VELOCIPEDE, 541 East Grand Fall Rates (Utilities Included) the rental column of the Want Lake. Lots for 30' - 70' trailers. 489-5146. 1-8 16 River. 351-7240. 5-8-23 Ads. Students with family travel 1 Bedroom $184 FOUND: SILVER TABBY kitten. mo. 2 Bedroom $234 mo. trailers welcome. Immediate [MICHIGAN AVENUE, across TKCHNOS occupancy. Phone 675-7212. Identification by name only. 745 Burcham Drive Dorm. Singles and ns To Get You There On Time . . . PRE-MED STUDENTS 5-8-16 Call 332-6462. C-3-8-21 351-3118/484-4014 ... pubie Some $70/month. mting immediate and fall. Call Moderate price watches for Ier 6 p.m., 332 5906. 4-8-23 those who appreciate qualitv planning to study medicine in a French - speaking and service. • Men s and Ladies TfcCHNOS country should consider a year of study abroad at the THE STATE NEWS YELLOW PAGE ' Institute for American Universities, „ |MS, FALL term - Board watches - most automatic day 27place de I'Universite, ble, 2 blocks from campus, date sport watches, from $45 to 13625 Aix - en - Provence, France. 'term. 332-5053. 4-8-23 S135. Business Service • Ladies TFX'HNOS dress PRE-LAW STUDENTS IROOM jigust only. Very js. for rent for month of 351 9519. 4-8-23 close to watches in sterling and filled, from S75 to $125. • Continental THOMPONS' FRANDOR Bargaining. gold Should consider Government and Politics a year ... of background in English History, at the British Studies Centre, 73 Directory |MS FOR rent, $12 per week, JEWELERS Castle Street, Canterbury, Kent CT1 2QD, England. * SAVE TIME ★ SAVE MONEY ihills, East Lansing 3220 Mall Court, Krandor Open Monday — Friday. 9:30 til 9, •ternity 332-6673. 1-8-16 ' Saturday 9:30 til 6. Phone 332-1385 tor Custom Work. Dependable firms and individuals ready and eager tn serve you. Nobody beats our prices on Quality jewelry. BEST FALL TERM DEAL Arts & Crafts Counseling Golf Optometrist ■IES ROOM with house -FURNISHED MEET YOUR PROBLEM PREGNANCY FREE COUPONS!! Jvileges, 3 blocks area, campus, parking. Call MAGNAVOX STEREO - walnut STUDENTS ARTS. FRIENDS AT 372-1560 24 Hours BUTLER'S KIDDIELAND DR. D.M.DEAN and Sunday Bachelor fr. $144.75 - 1 bedroom fr. $195.00 THE MARSH OPTOMETRIST a.m. cabinet. 37 x 16 x 25 high. $150 MARITAL PROBLEMS? ■1-5705 1 8-16 QUAINT SHOP or best offer. 482-5677, noon 2 Bedroom fr. $215.00 - 8 LOCATIONS NEAR NEED TO TALK? *Needlepoint and Accessories ■LE ROOM, 2 blocks from 10 p.m. 3-8-19 CAMPUS ♦Knitting Yarn 'Antiques VISION CARE pnpus. $60 plus utilities, ♦Bing and Grondahl CATHOLIC TERRACE GOLF en, 337-9329.3-8-21 Beechwood 351-6168 North Pointe Christmas Plates CONTACT LENS 332-5675 * Royal Copenhagen SOCIAL 1 FREE game with t Delta Arms 351-6839 University Terrace Christmas Plates paid admission SERVICES 337-0580 * ^FOR men. Close to *Bing and Grondahl ismpus. Cooking, parking SILK ORGANZA wedding gown Evergreen 351-6839 Univsrsity Villa 351-2011 Mother's Day Plates SERVICES Group Rates OPEN DAILY J2-8932 X-6-8-23 Haslett Arms 351-8950 Inn America 10743 Petrieville Highway 210 Abbott Rd. train. Superb condition! Best 337-1621 Eaton Rapids 'Can Help' FRANOOR SHOPPING E ROOM. offer: 337-1598.3-8-21 II a.m. - 6:30 p.m. (Mon. - Sat.) Call 3724020 CENTER 332-6563 Graduate male. — 351-4054 or 351-0160 mi HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT COMPANY i location. $15/week. ences IV2-8304. X-3-8-19 1973 WHITE MOTOBECANE. Arts & Crafts Counseling "loir Schimano Oerailers and side pull 444 Optometrist brakes. 22V4" frame. 351-9073 Michigan - Phone 351-7910 |)0A DEALI Room for 8 male grad. easy 3-8-19 OPEN SAT. & SUN. LANSING KNIT SHOP indian hills CO-OPTICAL iffl Share house, Domestic and Imported Yarns GOLF COURSE letable garden with 2 3 guys, And Golf Shop ''month. 489-5960 - *Bernat Yarns , SIRVKIS evenings. student rates *Free Knitting C Bl()dle 485-3211, extension (East Lansing's Only " available f.Hays. 3-8-19 |S DOUBLE rooms with board. CEDAR GREENS ■ Instructions *Specialists in and Needlepoii CENTER. * 349-1010 Vi Mile East of Eas Lansing just off Ei Cooperative Optical) Or. Richard Hearn, Optometrist • EYES ABORTION EAST 6MNI) IGrand River Ave. EXAMINED ■'5 per term. Sorority house *Needlepoint Supplies « CONTRACEPTION * flVEl Okemos. Mich. *Crewel A Stichery COUNSELING T),0 campus. Call 482-9511 * STERILIZATION • GLASSES Ffip.m.6-8-23 332-1939 Services GYN Clinic •CONTACT LENS 3028 Vine r [OR male P" Union, 211'/, Grand River, student, across Across From Frandor Speakers Available 1131 E.Grand River Shoppin) 1226 E. Michigan Ave. Brookfidd Plaza Center Eu™ 5-8-19 ■'"6629 548 per month- Lansing 485-3271 351•5330 Automotive For Sale Promotion Stereo Repair BUD'S Now Hear This From The Top AUTO PARIS, Hinge At The Store With NOW is the The Red Door I JJIUi INC. imported Pipes TIME FOR ALL PROFESSIONAL AUDIO 3^ LATE MODEL *Cigars 'Cigarettes *Tobaccos PEOPLE 10 ' REPAIR Three full - time professionally trained technicians MOTORS AND ' Complete Test facilities 1135 Michigan A venue right next to Brody complex PARTS A SPECIALITY Block One M.A.C. 332 4269 ADVERTISE. ' 1 3 - month warranty on all work Loaner amplifiers available 694-2154 Halfway betweer. Holt 4 355-8255 - Don't be CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS are now leasing student and married couples units for fall These spacious apartments are carpeted and furnished. Each unit has a Mason on M. Cedar C*mpLu-e<|«. Monday - Saturday or open 24 Hn. a day YELLOW PA6E call 682-2011. 7am to Upm. 1 Mk W. of Sears 355-8253 12 F"day. August |§ |, Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan I f It's what's Announcements for It's What's Happening must be received in the State News office, 341 Student Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least happening Fight high school bands from MSU's Band Cli.rc will present a free show at 10 a.m. Saturday marching on Wilson Road, adjacent Plowing championship woman two class days before publication. to the Veterinary Clinic. Bands ODELL, III. (AP) - "My family's 620 - acre farm, but was The contest took place on an winning Is "straightness and a he added. Well have to find her No announcements will be accepted appearing will be Alma, Hastings. Hudsonville, brothers wouldn't plow and my never in control of a tractor and area 300 feet by 100 feet. good plow behind a good Colleen and her dad now are tractor just like thi by phone. Jenison, (Lake Odessa), Lakeview (St. Clair Lakewood father couldn't so I said I'd a plow until her father sat her on Judges awarded points for tractor" looking ahead to the national dad said. "We'tt ,e' w The Indian Cultural Society will Shores), L.M. Powers (Flint) and trysays 17 - year - old Colleen one last week. straightness of furrows, "And there's a lot of luck," championships In Van Wert, that now " "N