APRIL 23, 1975 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 iet Cong call Huong Thieu's 'brother' irON (AP) - The Viet Cong attacked days," said one politician. Battlefield defended against heavy North Vietnamese L.th Vietnamese President Tran Van reports said government forces completed his brother is the South Vietnamese side, said "the option is simple" in South settlement by the establishment of a council as "a seller of the nation" Tuesday their pullback from the provincial ambassador. 5 capital of While .... Vietnam. of national reconciliation and concord which indicated the resignation of Nguyen Xuan Loc, 40 miles east of Saigon, which military sources were reporting e evacuation of Xuan Sauvagnargues, after his Paris meetings "It's either the military conquest of could possibly be turned quickly into a Thieu had done nothing to improve they had fought for two weeks to hold. Loc, capital of Long with representatives of the Communist ' Khanh Province, the Saigon command said Saigon or an effort to seek a political provisional government," he said. of a cease-fire. On the military It was the 20th of South Vietnam's 44 officially that the city had not been j, Communist-led forces kept up provinces to fall since early last month. abandoned. lire on areas around Saigon. Fighting continued in Long An Province North Vietnam revealed that three Ir Tran Van Huong is not Mr. Nguyen just south of Saigon in the Mekong Delta. American pilots long listed as Thieu, but he is his brother," said Field reports said government missing in positions action in Vietnam are dead. Van Ba, head of the Viet Cong had been overrun along Highway 4, the The North Vietnamese announcement jnatic mission in Paris, implying that main route into the delta. said the men were listed as id's views are similar to those of Thieu. An important roadway missing by the leading to Tay United States and that the names were ench Foreign Minister Jean Sauvag- Ninh, a provincial capital 55 miles north¬ released out of humanitarian concern for oes waming that "a battle for Saigon west of here, was under attack. But sources the men's families. A be catastrophic for everybody," said government infantrymen wrested con¬ A check at the Pentagon, however, i pham and North Vietnamese diplo¬ trol of a 1.2-mile strip of the highway that indicated two of the men were id his Paris offices but did not indicate had been in North Vietnamese hands for already listed as killed in action. er any progress was made toward two days. The information on the three men was ations. Thiere were claims that 245 North . . relayed to Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, (position politicians in Saigon ex- Vietnamese troops were killed as the South D-Mass., by North Vietnamese officials $ concern that the ailing 71-year-old Vietnamese took the highway strip, but along with expressions of sympathy for the , who moved up from the vice there was no confirmation of the casualties. anxiety of families of those still Jency with Thieu's resignation Xuan Loc, a provincial capital where There was no missing. official word on the future Bay, will not act speedily enough to South Vietnamese forces have made a plans of Thieu. Sources close to the palace top the government and bring about a stand since April 9, has been evacuated, said a villa near Tan Son Nhut Air Base was p acceptable to the Communist side military sources reported Tuesday. being prepared for him. But there was L the war is completely lost, It was not immediately known where the speculation he and his wife would leave the fe are down to counting in hours, not troops had gone from the city they had country soon, perhaps for Taiwan, where I.S. admission cleared >r Indochina 1SHINGT0N (AP) - The Immigra A spokesman said American embassy House meeting the number of Americans Jack Goldberg of Dayton, Ohio, a Defense Dept. |nd Naturalization Service cleared the officials will determine which South Viet¬ remaining in South Vietnam would be down Monday afternoon after their evacuation from uesday for admission of up to 129,000 namese are eligible for admission to the attache, was accompanied by a youngster after Vietnam. to 1,500 by the end of the Lhina refugees to the United States. United States. day. their arrival at Travis Air Force Base, Calif., Several members of the Senate s, meanwhile, deferred action on State Dept. officials would Foreign give no Relations Committee, previously critical of Li U.S. troops for final evacuation of details, however, of the exact number of the withdrawal pace, said they were satis¬ :ans and others from South Vietnam. Indochinese actually to come to this country fied that the numbers of people being Gays evicted from Dooley's Ithesame time, American citizens and or where they would be settled. evacuated was reduced to essential | dependents in were reported leaving However, they did term as "just poppy¬ cock" a report that California officials have sonnel who could be evacuated quickly in an per¬ increasing numbers, emergency. ut 4,000 Americans and Vietnamese been advised to prepare for an influx of up Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield, Id at Clark Air Base in the Phillipines in the round-the-clock airlift out of Jd and found a snarl of red tape and to a million refugees from Southeast Asia. The Immigration and Naturalization Service said among the categories of South¬ D-Mont., who called the evacuation figures "encouraging," agreed to set the Senate's seek counsel on legal options ■lines blocking their trip east Asians who would be admitted to $200 million evacuation-humanitarian aid on to the the |d States. United States are: bill aside for a day at the request of Sen. By FRANCES BROWN An East Lansing City Ordinance states meanor with a maximum penalty of $500. Dick Clark, D-Iowa, and several unidenti¬ Fourteen members of the East Lansing but 1,200 new arrivals were squeezed • An estimated 10,000 to 75,000 Viet¬ that "it is.. .contrary to the public policy of "It looked like there would be a riot," said fied senators. and MSU Gay Liberation Movement (GLM) ■tent in a hastily erected tent city and namese nationals who are close relatives of the City of East Lansing for any person to Rob Boblett, 270 Gunson St., one of the who were asked to leave Dooley's bar April lo walk long distances to water and Americans and permanent resident aliens In the House, members of the unofficial deny any other person the enjoyment of his GLM members. "There was a group of 25 to 16 are seeking legal counsel to investigate civil rights or for any person to dis¬ p. Other evacuees slept on cots in now in the United States or Vietnam. Democratic Study Group won a one-day possible legal action against Dooley's man¬ 30 men who were very angry. They called ks and on mattresses on criminate against any other person in the gymnasium • About 1,000 Cambodians formerly delay in action on the House version of a us 'faggots' and threatened us." agement for discrimination. exercise of his civil rights because of employed by the United States in Cambodia $327 million humanitarian aid-evacuation The gays were asked to leave when Stephen Hafs, 259 Phillips Hall, said he a |y. Gen. Edward H. Levi invoked and who have been evacuated to Thailand. bill providing authority for use of U.S. large group of bar patrons became upset religion, race, color, national origin, sexual and other gays were elbowed and pushed mcy parole procedures to waive • About 3,000 relatives of U.S. citizens troops to protect evacuation of American preference, educational association or mari¬ around on the dance floor, but the GLM 1 immigration because the gays were dancing together. tal status. processes for the and resident aliens for whom visa citizens and endangered foreign nationals. members remained passive and continued K) refugees, petitions The GLM members have consulted 'Sexual preference' specifically includes, including 50,000 South already have been filed by relatives in the The House Armed Services Committee to dance. Zolton Ferency, , associate professor of but is not limited to, male or female lamese whose lives would be con- United States. voted 21 to 17 to table President Ford's One female bar patron asked Boblett, criminal justice, and are considering vari¬ pi endangered by a North Vietnamese President Ford told request for $722 million in military aid for homosexuality, heterosexuality, bisexuality "Why do you comfe to a bar like this when Republican con¬ ous options for legal action. They are and gressional leaders at South Vietnamese government forces. transexuality. you know it'll make me sick to my a morning White currently seeking an attorney. Violation of the ordinance is a misde- stomach?" Dave Van Howe, manager of Dooley's, said the gays were asked to leave the bar to Flood avoid a fight, not because they were By JUNE DELANO S. Hayford Ave. was caught immersed in the said. "We just had a feeling." Few area area homeowners a The 27 East r Lansing homeowners whose (lancing together. "There were 50 to 60 upset bar patrons," Van Howe said. "I couldn't ask that many to leave. We did the easiest best interest of Dooley's." thing in the State News Staff Writer recent flood, discovered their policy did not Van Howe said the patrons in The Livelys escaped from their home property suffered $125,000 damage from Dooley's ^ Lively got include flood protection — most policies do Though federally subsidized flood the flood most likely have no insurance and were not the usual crowd because the a feeling last February not and asked their insurance agent to with only a change of clothes and their car, insurance is available to all Lansing and pause of it, she and her husband own — but they think the insurance will cover will have to bear the cost alone. East Brewery was closed. Van Howe said he If fewer than 40 cover them. Meridian Township residents, only 18 asked six to eight other patrons to leave Lansing area homes everything, including the new furniture and homes in Lansing and 19 in the township Larising only became eligible for the before the gays were asked to go and eight |m by flood insurance. ■ and her » "We're retirees and we have no money, appliances they purchased when they are covered, said Jim Boulton, chief of federally subsidized insurance on March 24 and, following the pattern set in other to 10 others after they left. All left when husband, whose home at 641 but we decided to sacrifice for this," Inis moved in last fall. Michigan's flood plain management unit. communities, it is unlikely that many resi¬ asked. dents "The gay libbers are trying to blow this purchased a policy. out of proportion," Van Howe said. "This Ordinary homeowners insurance does not include flood protection. could have happened to anyone—straights, Since flood insurance will only be Chicanos, blacks. We've had gays in here purchased by those who live near a river or dancing together before, but I think lake and have reason to believe there is Wednesday night's crowd wasn't used to it. (continued on page 9) (continued on page 14) Flood victims take stock of toll as water retreats Flood victims began taking toll of lost and businesses in the area. ruined possessions as water levels con¬ About $125,000 of damage was suffered tinued a slow retreat. by the 27 homes in the "Flower Pot" area But National Weather Service officials between Kalamazoo Street and 1-496, which said Tuesday that thundershowers expect¬ were among the hardest hit. ed throughout the day may cause a slight Damages to four city businesses were rise in both the Grand and Red Cedar river estimated at $130,000. levels, delaying further the chance for resi¬ Also, damage to roads and transportation dents to return to the worst hit areas. systems amounted to about $5,000, though River levels Tuesday evening were the Kalamazoo Street bridge, which is still reported at 12.9 feet for the Grand River under water, may have damages of up to and 10.1 for the Red Cedar River. $700,000. Campus police said that they hope to Wages for police and public service have Kalamazoo Street open by Wednesday employes who have worked overtime morning, and Red Cedar Road open by during the flood has amounted to $9,600. Thursday, unless either road has suffered In Meridian Township, some 349 homes damages. suffered about $5 million in damage, said East Lansing police said that both Meridian Fire Dept. officials. Michigan Avenue and Grand River Avenue An additional $500,000 damage to 10 are now open, and businesses also attributed to the flood. encourage motorists to was begin using those roads again to avoid Overtime wages amounted to approx photo/Daniel Shutt jamming other areas. imately $50,000 to $70,000. ItiKhh 01"u,m's in L&nsing, where the recent flood ruined entire adopted by East Lansing in March, but most, if not all, East Lansing city officials also released No detailed damage figures have yet hwo I Brazier cheese melted over a banana tax bribe examine his foreign bank accounts. | quarter pound oi charbroiled | ■ Professor of American Business The American Graduate School MEETING THURSDAY, APRIL 24 APRIL 21-26 An announcement on national radio said the Rm. 104 Bessey Hall - 7:00 PM military took I beel — seasoned with our . of International Management the step against Lopez Arellano "to ' APPEARING WITH JOSH ■ own zesty Brazier sauce and safeguard the integrity I served on a toasted sesame I Faculty will be present to answer questions and honor of the country." Gordon Tullock First reports bun. Hearty fare! FOLK ARTIST indicated the coup d'etat was bloodless. 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Corp) 353 ■ >920 or 353 - 8921 ^ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 23, 1975 3 Shortage of veterinary schools critical By ROSANNE LESS mic reality of budgeting. out-of-state students who an¬ The logical way to accommo¬ and veterinarians both predict Florida (opening fall, '76), MSU's vet school—the changed residency but still has some people on the selection j state News Staff Writer nually apply for admission to date students and produce a 4,000 deficit of doctors. North Carolina, Louisiana, not been admitted to the vet committee frowned on him Each year, the forces of largest in the nation and the the MSU vet school. more vets is to build more vet Despite a bulging job market Tennessee and Virginia. None school after applying three because he went to the trouble supply and demand play hayoc only one in Michigan—is trou¬ Besides these factors, the vet schools, but this plan is limited for vets, the biggest problems of the schools except Florida times. of changing residency. I with 700 MSU students' fu¬ bled by the current economic school also has to deal with during rough economic times, tures, as these students com¬ crunch because tight money students who claim that the facing students who would like have a certain opening date, "Personally, I don't think The student also charged Newman said. to enter vet school because of the current money that admission to the vet school that the school someday is they've ever looked at my pete for 115 slots in MSU s means can not admissions process is political a Expansion at MSU has stop¬ the lack of schools in the United situation. application," said the student, is "a political decision." A veterinary school. expand. one. With money as the number ped because of tight money. States. As a result, schools like MSU who wished to remain anony¬ similar charge was made by Though the demand for vet¬ "There is no way that vet "We have reached our maxi¬ There are no vet schools in problem facing the school, get a spillover of students from mous. "When I came to MSU other students the State News erinarian services exceeds the one schools can meet the demands mum number," Newman said. New England, the South and areas without vet schools, but for orientation, the vet faculty talked with, but the students the second major obstacle the supply of available doctors, and of society," said Dr. John "If we want more students and only one in California and in because of limited financing, told it could not give specific examples though the number of students school has to contend with is Newman, asst. dean of MSU's one me was hopeless trying how to handle the out-of-state faculty, it would mean bud- Washington state to serve the Michigan residents come first to get in from out of state." to corroborate their claims. applying annually to any one of vet school. "The simple answer getry support, and this is just entire western portion of the in MSU admissions. The student dropped out of Newman denies the the nation's 20 vet schools has students that apply for admis¬ is money—it takes a lot of charges, not available now." country. Rosemary Demeyer, 133 been in the upswing for the last sion when the demahd for school two years ago, worked however, and said that people money to start a school. Be¬ There approximately It is in this respect that the 10 years, the number of places admission among Michigan resi¬ are Campbell Hall, sophomore pre- full time and was able to get sometimes have to have a cause of the present money 29,000 vets in the United current economic crunch is vet major, is a resident of New in-state residency. Since then, open for vet students is severe¬ dents is so high. No figures are situation, there are just some reason explaining why they did States. In Michigan there are hitting hardest. Vet schools Jersey and faces the double the student has returned to not available on the number of get in when they applied. ly limited by the harsh econo¬ things that will not get done." about 1,100. By 1980, educators were on the problem of meeting all the Newman said that any drawing boards in school and is a medical tech¬ political academic criteria as well as nology major, but insists that pressure that might be exerted battling being an out-of-state his real goal is still vet school. would be directed to the execu¬ resident. She said she could "Frankly, I'm glad I wasn't tive vice president's office. Vet admissions, studies tough have gone to Cornell in New accepted the first time I ap¬ The executive vice president's York or the University of plied, because I am only 22 office is considered MSU's Pennsylvania, but that the years old now, would graduate legislative liason. costs there were $6,000 each this June, and I'm not ready Newman acknowledged, year, as opposed to the $3,500 right now to handle the res¬ however, that "interested per¬ By ROSANNE LESS mic standards, students apply¬ student applying for admission sor for vet school admissions, she pays at MSU. State News Staff Writer a year-round basis. Each new ponsibilities of a practicing sons sometimes call and ask ing for admission must also has not had any exposure to the said that the average grade academic "You've got to beat the interested questions," but that Getting into veterinary meet professional standards. year begins with vet," the student said. vet profession, like work exper¬ school point of the 1974 freshman class summer term. Because stu¬ competition," she said. "I'll The student added that he nothing about students or appli¬ may be rough, but The students must be of sound ience and vet references, then 3.2 dents go to school all year, they was apply to every vet school in this felt some people in the vet cations is ever discussed with staying there once you are in is mind and body, and possess that student might as well not Bunch said that of the 700 are able to complete four even worse. years country if I have to." department had encouraged his people outside the University "high personal characteris¬ apply until he or she gets some students who apply annually of training in three. Another MSU student education all along, but felt that community. The barriers surrounding ad¬ tics." experience in this. area. for admission, 175 to 200 will be The vet student at MSU mission into MSU's vet school Both students and vet school Students are admitted to the selected for a personal inter¬ takes classes 11 weeks of each are steep. Besides high acade¬ administrators agree that if a vet school on the basis of view with the selection commit¬ term, right up until the final several academic criteria, and a tee. She said that members of exam is given. Other than term open thursday and friday nights until nine personal interview if the stu¬ this committee evaluate stu¬ breaks, the only long break Michigan tax refunds dent survives the first cut of applicants. The academic standards stu¬ dents on their exposure to experience in vet medicine as well as those personal attri¬ and students get is the summer and five weeks in one free term I due in mailboxes soon dents are evaluated on to make the first application are over-all butes that committee members during their senior year. This term usually is reserved judge important for a vet. for getting an internship with a If you filed your state income the date the return is received. grade point, the number of Some students are able to practicing vet, doing private tax return claim around Feb. Those who filed federal credits carried each term, the enter the program after com¬ research or something else in 20, you should be receiving returns just before the April 15 grade point in all the pre-vet pleting their sophomore year, the practical vet field. your return any day now. midnight deadline can expect to courses, the score on the but most students have a During their senior year, the The Michigan State Dept. of wait four to six weeks for Veterinary Aptitude Test and degree before being admitted. students' education revolves Treasury is processing refunds ■ federal checks. the total number of credits The typical vet student takes around practice and working in at 32,000 a day and have sent People who file their claims completed to date. an average of 19 to 20 credits both the large and small animal out $188 million in returns late may have their returns Jeanne Bunch, student advi¬ each term and goes to school on clinics. already. Processing time is combined with the rebates seven weeks. recently voted by Congress. Almost 3 million tax returns Which amount is the rebate and j have been filed and another which is refund will be indi¬ j 700,000 are expected — but cated separately. Generally, JCPermey most of those will refunds and rebates will be sent probably owe money to the state. out separately. Because of a new state law, delinquent filers will be assess¬ ed a three-quarters of a per cent penalty payment on returns delayed past June 30. But if you filed your claim before April 15 and still haven't received your return by June 1, the state will have to pay 9 per cent interest from June 1 until HOT DOG SPECIAL! Wednesday, April 23 Hot Dags 25° 3 pin-closing XPenney , The Pixy * — Ijighwheder restaurant & portraits Restaurant lounge Lounge are enough to make your wisest suit choice: l!n!°'2:OOAM _j:00-12:00 Sun. 231 M.A.C. 11:30-2:00 AM THE VESTED NORTH RIDGE E.Lansing anyone smile. 5:00-12:00 Sun. 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Viewpoints, columns and letters Linda Sandel Night Editor are personal opinions. * Bruce Ray Wofcer Staff Representative The news that the entire United States corporations indicted in church n^w thefts. Queen Elizabeth Senate has undergone sex-change surgery terrorists. Castro explodes kidnapped I? has apparently shocked no one. Few first atoy bomb." 1,1 persons seem even mildly interested. The EDITORIALS news has been so grotesque for so long that people are surprised by nothing any more. "Stop," cried the managing You re putting me to sleep." That was the night it started editor In fact, we may have arrived at a stage raining v«„ may recall. The interesting where news no longer exists, which is to rain was that it fell all over the thing about tZ say, a condition in which the astounding NCAA football occurs with such regularity that it is no more interesting than a bologna-and-cheese was probably why nobody thought the rain «« world which reported in the newspapers, which *» sandwich at the desk. particularly interesting. Newspaper people date this development The rain lasted 40 days and 40 nights Spartan Stadium never had it so With such actions prevalent, from the Watergate period when the but long before the 40th day the Secret good as it did last Nov. 9, when one cannot be certain that Denny incredible became as routine as the weather Service had built an ark, put President MSU thumped Ohio State on the Stolz and MSU's other football forecast. This was followed by the CIA Ford aboard and launched it on the Potonu* revelations, which put the public to sleep River. gridiron before 78,000 ecstatic recruiters did not go along with with sensational news breaks. Then came When the rain stopped, the ark was fans. MSU football team members the crowd and committed recruit¬ gone the disclosure that Internal Revenue agents "What do you think of the ark's were the heroes of the day. loss?" j ing offenses themselves. had been getting drunk with government asked a sandwich cutter on Ninth Avenue If the football recruiters let us girls ip motels to train themselves not to "I don't follow the arks, myself," he said This past week, President "I'm a Mets fan." down, then the wrongs should be give away secrets under the influence of Wharton announced the NCAA is booze and sexual temptation, which was It was obvious that the world exposed and blame placed where it had had investigating that same team and considered such a dull story that the papers more news then it could handle. On the day the entire belongs, or else attempts to scarcely played it at all. the papers finally reported the ark had Spartan football been regulate a sport that has grown to Vice President Rockefeller's resignation found on Mt. Everest and that President program. Now Wharton has appointed his own in-house a big business become meaning¬ and subsequent flight to Japan, which had Ford had entered an ashram in the less. asked him to take over the country and Himalayas to get away from Henry investigating committee. If MSU has done nothing out of become emperor, left most of the nation Kissinger, American newspaper sales Nobody is really sure why bored despite the splashy headlines. dropped to an all-time low. At the pub, Pat MSU's sorts, then let the investigation I was in an Irish pub on 57th St. the night program is being explained, "There's never any news any exonerate the football program Rockefeller arrived in Tokyo and a something might happen so outlandish, so "One fellow did mention it to me," Pat more." examined, but speculation has it absurd, and remove the suspicion that has colleague in gin said to the bartender, "It's so improbable that vast numbers of reported, "but all he said was, 'It's still "No, Pat," I said. "There's too much that MSU has been accused of Americans would still read three or four business as usual in Washington, I see.' " darkened it since the allegations always the same old news, Pat. Would you news." violations in recruiting, among mind switching over to the Yankee game?" paragraphs about it and possibly even Around the newspaper office where I "It's one and the same thing," he other things. arose. The fall of China produced even less discuss it at dinner. work it replied, was a bad time. "Isn't there any turning on the television. "Will MSU has made you look at a good start on visible interest. "Well," I said to a cab And so, when the papers disclosed that news at all?" the managing editor asked one the Yankee game or watch the film Recruiting violations — the clips of replacing itself in a position of driver that afternoon, "China has fallen." President Ford had had Ronald Reagan night when the presses were rusting the House of Representatives being buried offering of money and gifts to high football prominence. Let's hope "What hasn't?" replied the cabbie. crated in a box and shipped to Sen. silently. earlier today in a volcanic eruption." school athletes, the juggling of test that when Woody Hayes leads his That was the day it finally occurred to me Goldwater as a birthday present, I went "Just the usual," said the asst. managing "The Yankees, Pat, I'm tired of hum¬ scores and grades to that the entire country had simply had too back to my Irish pub to see how the editor. "Mother shoots 73 motorists on New drum." get a recruit team of meatballs into Spartan admitted into school — are much news, but it still seemed possible that customers were taking it. Jersey Turnpike. One hundred largest [CI 1975 New York Times Stadium this September for rumored to be everyday occur¬ another stab at the green and rences in college sports every¬ white, the Spartans can take the where. field with clear consciences. VIEWPOINT: CROSSO Thieu resigns—at The Michigan Democratic party appre¬ yTOmirPtsal low nG©ds TGVisionS voting by members of one party into meddle in the internal affairs of another. - Nguyen Van Thieu was a man interests, which were at one time ciates the State News' expressed concern Michigan would want. In order to be in another party's delegate and candidate Our desire to modify the primary is also compliance with the national committee kept in power solely by his ability substantial in South Vietnam. This over the problems raised by this state's selection process. The effect of cross - over based upon our national party's delegate rules and therefore be seated at the to wage war. Not being particu¬ American support enabled Thieu experience with the presidential primary of votes represents a distortion of the Ameri¬ selection rules which require that Demo¬ convention, we must seek changes in 1972. We feel, however, that Michigan can political process and its party system. crats alone select their delegates to the larly adept at that, he was to ignore the dissident voices in his deserves a primary system whereby De¬ Michigan's presidential primary to assure Democratic National Convention. These that our delegates are selected by Demo¬ mocrats select the delegates or candidate dependent on military aid from the own country. The people of Michigan deserve a choice rules, worked out through extensive debate crats. United States. When the aid they would most prefer and members of The recent United States Supreme Court was Feeling he could continue other parties select theirs. drastically cut, Thieu's ability to getting unquestioned American Our party's proposal to establish party ruling regarding : the seating of Illinois' The effect of cross-over votes represents a distortion of the delegation at the 1972 Democratic National wage war was cut to the point military aid in enormous quanti¬ registration (House Bill 3407) offers all Convention indicates to us that the party's where the general no longer had voters who wish to participate in our American political process and, its party system, ties, Thieu did not need the national rules for delegate selection will primary ample opportunity to do so and supersede the state's laws and, conse¬ any justification for remaining in Senate, the generals, the would be one of the most open systems of m** wmmmsmsm mammmmmm mmmm i quently, the Michigan Democratic party power. moderates or anybody else. As party registration in the United States. on election day between the best and by members of all parts of our party, are could be in a very vulnerable position in I would also like to correct an impression strongest candidates each party has to So, leveling blast after blast at long as there was military aid, he left by your editorial that our party is in offer. Crossover voting inhibits this type of supported by all of our presidential candi¬ 1976 if we do not comply with those rules. the "inhumane allies" and demand¬ did not even need the support of dates, including Gov. Wallace, whose re¬ It would be helpful if the debate on favor of abolishing our current presidential choice by allowing an incumbent party to presentative on the Democratic National modification of our state's presidential ing immediate, virtually uncondi¬ the South Vietnamese- only their primary system and that this position in unduly influence the selection of opposition Committee voted in favor of their adoption. some way relates to an implied opposition candidates by crossing party lines and primary law took account of the national tional aid, Thieu at long last acquiescence. Our proposals are designed to allow rules of each party and a constructive to the candidacy of George Wallace. Our voting for the weakest of the opposition's Michigan's Democrats to select a delegation attempt was made to assure that our state stepped down, blaming his resig¬ Now the man kept in power party has not taken a position in opposition primary contenders. to the national convention that will be nation on "American pressure." to any presidential candidate. It can also be noted that was represented at each of the major through the cooperation of the Our desire to modify the primary is based affects the selection of crossover voting seated and allowed to vote on Michigan parties' national conventions. That's what it took — American American military is gone. delegates to a Democrats' preference for President •— Morley A. Winograd is chairman of the upon an effort to eliminate cross - over party's conventions, allowing one party to something which I am sure the people of pressure. Thieu would not listen to Thieu said in his farewell speech Michigan Democratic party. the South Vietnamese Senate's that there should be no negotia¬ unanimous call long agp for new tions until the North and the Viet Traffic fines leadership. The South Vietnamese Cong are entirely out of South generals could no longer endorse Vietnam and that American B52s It amuses me that another controversy Thieu's views and policies. Even should be deployed to accomplish has arisen at MSU, this time in the form of <\\W\ the country's moderates realized this precondition. Another raising traffic fines for students. I could that Thieu's uncompromising anti- argue about the roads being public domain example of Thieu's irrational or that it is absurd that students should pay is communism was not wise stance. emptied and repainted during April and a rigidity, his last demands show more for an identical violation than anyone May, not opening until final examination Disregarding such pleas, Thieu why it is no wonder that the South else — but I won't. week in June. locked proponents of a new and Vietnamese are relieved by his I have ceased to question the infinite Senior year: A gate at the library parking more moderate government wisdom of this University. Decisions made in resignation. lot is erefcted, thus cutting off access to the here speak for themselves: prison along with untold The new government now will night book return box. This gem was finally thousands of My freshman year: Someone thought it corrected, however. other political hopefully break any ties with would be a good idea for all incoming And now, the traffic fine situation. prisoners. * Thieu's policies so that the pieces freshmen to register at approximately the Charles Bates Again and again he played on will be eased into place through same time, thus resulting in a line, three 2800 Beaujardin Drive what he knew to be the heart of what has been called a "negotiated hours long, in the rain. American foreign policy — Sophomore year: The sidewalk behind MSUEA settlement," which realistically Shaw Hall was getting too much traffic so meeting support only of regimes that can only mean a negotiated another one was built adjacent to it. The primary reason for the MSU Employ¬ safeguarded American economic surrender. Junior year: The outdoor swimming pool IM POOL ment Assn.'s (MSUEA) existence is to provide the clerical-technical workers (CTs) with an organization that can voice our should be actively encouraged to partici¬ concerns and interests. It is with this pate on these committees to provide Football dream broader input. The above listed candidates thought in mind that we urge members of I graduate of MSU with a dream-j I see this as an absolute am a MSUEA to attend the general election of necessity. The Doctor's Bag officers at 7:30 tonight in B104 Wells Hall. The major leadership of MSUEA will be determined at this meeting and in order to The classification study must insure that there are equitable classifications and want to be a football coach. I felt that oncel got my feet in the door I would move up, so I worked as a dish washer at Kellogg corresponding salaries for every CT across Center until Feb. 25 when I was fired. I f«' insure that the voice of the majority is campus. There also must be a means to BY ARNOLD WERNER, M.D. expressed, you as members of this associa¬ enforce the standards set up by this that a college graduate should not have a Copyright 1975 tion must be present to vote on the study job as a dishwasher. for continued maintenance. candidates of your choice. I am aware that the proper procedure for Letters may be addressed to Dr. Werner worthwhile consideration. I advise caution attractive. Some women who have had The being a football coach is to go to high school, In view of past events and recent need for CT representation on at MSU Health Center. Names need not be about any cosmetic surgery when a person breast augmentation surgery have had a make a 'name for yourself and then ge included unless a personal reply is developments, we would like to endorse the University councils and committees is has unrealistic expectations about how hard time getting used to having larger recognized by these candidates. We must appointed to the college ranks, but I have a requested. following candidates that we feel would be their life will be changed by such surgery breasts. most responsive to the needs of the communicate our viewpoints to other units handicap that would make this very This question is in regard to plastic and when there is an insignificant cosmetic The other type of breast surgery involves difficult. I wanted to stay around here, on this campus. surgery of the breasts. I would like to know membership. Beatrice R. Lin for president; because I like the environment and He defect. Cosmetic surgery is also rather changing their shape and/or making them Tricia Sipkovsky for vice president; Mary how safe the surgery is involving Membership participation is ment and a little bit about how it is done. enlarge¬ expensive and unless necessitated by injury smaller. Some women have one breast that Guile for secretary; Paul Kuipers and Barb the retirement committee. needed on picked up valuable experience by going or severe psychiatric difficulties* such is much larger than the other or have Fringe benefits practice daily. very Lately, I have been considering such an Sykes for one year board seats; Cheryl need to be improved for retirees, as well as „ M. Dan Kovacs „ surgery is not covered by medical in¬ large breasts which cause problems in Hart, Kathy Schafer and Gerri Olson for operation, partially out of vanity, but also to surance. terms of appearance, hygiene and comfort. full membership privileges extended. All 1130 Beech St. two year seats. help rid myself over an overwhelming In Other who had firm breasts when benefits should be regard to breast surgery itself, there women The above candidates proportionate for less feeling of inadequacy. My gynecologist are responsible than full time employes. are two types, the type which makes younger, find their breasts badly mis- says I am "well developed" but my body is by no means proportional. My rib cage breasts larger and the type which makes shappen after several pregnancies. CTs who feel that the association should be accessible to the members. They feel that Plan to attend the general election Campus claptrap breasts smaller. Breast augmentation is all issues should be presented to and exceeds my bust measurement by a few accomplished by inserting a silicone plastic In such cases, in sophisticated surgery is which breast tissue is discussed by the membership prior to meeting so that your voice can be heard, and your vote can be cast for the Larry Lewis of Campus Clatter students being told, "Save only $100 ^ inches and this is distressing, no matter mold between the breast and the chest wall. necessary removed, skin shifted, and formal decision. They encourage member of your choice. candidates a£ what kind of clothing I wear. Such a procedure gives a natural appear¬ even the nipple attendance at publicized board meetings. We and if you live to be 1000 youl One of my greatest fears relocated on the newly formed breast. This are aware that this is a difficult time millionaire." In fact, he has gr concerning such ance and keeps what breast tissue there is an operation is its type of surgery very^definitely interferes Members need to understand how their to meet, as many CTs have family underestimated the effects of comp® potential for affecting my out in front. This type of surgery does not with mammary glands, which are often board is running and the rationale behind obligations. Therefore, we interest. At 5 per cent you will have y ability to nurse a child. My husband doesn't interfere with the mammary glands, which are providing removed in the process, and it should not be the decision-making policies. child care to make it easier for members to make me feel inadequate, but he wouldn't are not disturbed and will still respond to These candidates feel that there is a cool million in only 123 years, 10 mo done in a woman who intends to breast feed attend. Supervised child care will be mind if I had the operation either. pregnancy. Therefore, women who have definite need for monthly membership available in C107 Wells Hall. Please utilize At 7 per cent interest, this is cut to f ; The shape, size and proportion of her children. Even so, some young women plus 40 days. bodily had such surgery are perfectly capable of ., . have such extraordinary enlargement of meetings, which will facilitate increased this service, so that you can attend That's pretty easy, but still the ' structures vary so widely, yet the our concept nursing their children. of what looks good is rather narrow. When In the case in which there are concerns their breasts that such surgery is two-way communication between the mem¬ general election of officers meeting, as it is catch. If inflation continues at the an anatomic feature that can be bers and the board. vital for all members to cast their ballots. modified by about general proportions, you have to be necessary. The present constitution needs to be rate of 8 per cent in 93 years, plastic surgery large amount of Cecilia F. Canfield $30,000 home will cost causes a Stress and worry, such surgery becomes a careful that you don't end up with breasts larger than what feel comfortable or look A properly certified plastic surgeon is the type of person who does this work. amended to allow all members the eligibil¬ Joyce Snider $38a™Jj gchwenk ity to serve on committees. Members clerical-technical workers asst. professor of mathemati<* I I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 23, i975 5 7S tudent volunteers needed to aid leaning of flood-stricken houses ByPATNARDI Students should show up in work clothes cash or perishable food will be at the Munn Ice Arena parking lot accepted. fessionalism," he said. | state News Staff Writer Saturday Those who wish pickup service for their and Sunday at 8 a.m. and in two People who do well in volunteering are ■..(tent volunteers are urgently needed hour donations should call 353-0641. That those who l lkend to clean up flood-stncken intervals throughout both days. They will number will be manned 24 hours a have definite working ■ W7n " he area. Canned food and be given tetanus and hepatitis shots before more information about the day. For preferences, not those who say they will do working. Volunteers with cars would be cleanup, call anything, he said. itary donations are also needed by the that number or 353-4400 and ask for Irross for flood victims. appreciated. Volunteer Action Corps. "Volunteering can have a great impact on fleers f are to help clean being organized up flooded by several People should bring their donation of food or money to Quonset Hut 69, located in the It seems fitting that these volunteer a student's choice of academic major and career," he said. "I've often had people tnt [roups, including ASMSU, the ROTC complex behind the services are especially active Dept. of Public during change majors after they do volunteer Jf ■, „{ Graduate Students (COGS), Safety or to the ASMSU business office in National Volunteer Week. April 20 through 26 has been declared Volunteer work." Bence Halls Assn. (RHA), the Office of 307 Student Services Bldg. Checks should Week by Mayor Gerald Graves of Recognition There is also an emphasis IJteer Pro-ams, Angel Flight and be made payable to the American Red Cross and designated for disaster relief. No Mayor Wilbur Brookover of East Lansing Lansing, volunteering instead on long-term of one-term assign¬ (id Air Society. and Ingham County commissioners. ments, Lush said. His office handles an average of 1,200 volunteers at one time. Tony Lush, MSU's acting director of Volunteer Programs, has noticed a chang¬ All this week local radio stations are pro¬ llood victims can get relief by calling a number of area organizations. ing atmosphere about volunteerism in the moting National Volunteer Week and se needing food, shelter or clothing should call the Red Cross at 484-7461 or go to its past few years. announcing "Volunteers of the Day." Idquarters "■ at 1800 E. Grand River Ave. . needing a place to stay can also call the Intercooperative Council office at Though a few years ago women volun¬ Tonight WKAR television will broadcast teers outnumbered men 4 to 1 at MSU's a debate on "Labor and Volunteerism" in Jfeernents will be pumped out by a Public Service Crew. Call 487-1313. office of Volunteers Programs, today that ratio is 2 to 1. Most volunteers are their half-hour "Perspectives in Black" Keople needing their basements cleaned up after the water goes down should call stereotyped falsely show at 6 and 10:30 p.m. The debate will 400 and ask for the Volunteer Action Corps. as being white, middle class question whether volunteering takes away nsing Public Service Dept. will pick up spoiled food and other debris that could cause housewives, he said. paying jobs. fealth hazard. Put the debris in plastic bags and call 487-1321. "Volunteering is not being Lady Bounti¬ Another television show will be broad¬ ful or passing out Christmas baskets. At cast Thursday at 9:30 p.m. on WKAR to MSU there is a change towards more pro¬ discuss sexist implications of volunteering. ]able TV unit forms committees By FRED NEWTON One subcommittee was formed to review revenues which the cable commission has committee to look at public TV use for State News Staff Writer a recent dispute, between public access gotten from National Cable to channel 11 users and the National Cable promote political purposes. ■orming subcommittees is the name of public programming in government, politics There is a question as to what limits I game for the East Lansing Cable Co., which led to the resignation of public and education. there should be on candidates SN photo/Daniel Shutt Amission. access television coordinator David Korte. National Cable is required to supply the using public TV for campaign purposes. ft its meeting Monday, the commission The dispute began two months ago when city with five per cent of its revenues University of Michigan activist Sam Riddle traveled to South led several subcommittees to review National Cable began enforcing rules that quarterly to promote public channels. The commission is also studying the Case Hall in his X goals and future plans for making were always on the books but finest yesterday afternoon in an unsuccessful never Requests for some of the money has come question of who, if anyone, is responsible ■lie programming on cable TV more adhered to. Under Korte use of the public from individual public access users for sending out rate-increase notices to attempt to rally MSU support for U-M countercommencement seeking lonsible to the community. access facilities, which are open to all East funds for special projects and the East cable TV subscribers. Many cable TV users activities. Lansing residents, was free and unlimited. Lansing school district, which wants finan¬ were shocked to get a 40% increase in their Riddle represents Ann Arbor groups opposed to the selection Now use is limited to 30 minutes of free cing to help develop educational program¬ bill recently. They had not received of'Henry Kissinger as commencement speaker May 3. studio time a week. There is also a 50-cent a ming. advance notice of a pending rate increase in Five members of the media covered the meeting attended minute charge for studio use over 30 The commission also set up a sub¬ the mail. by minutes. only five members of the MSU and East Lansing communities. These restrictions have stirred a flurry of Riddle minimized the small turnout saying that those who ■emorial services for Thomas L. Bushell, protest among the who say users of public access Council backs U.P. state idea attended were important area figures. that public access use is now too Riddle's brother, Thomas, G15^8 Spartan Village, and Nelson ■essor of history, will be held in the limited. IRONWOOD (UPI) li Chapel at 3:30 Friday. Colleagues, An official at National Cable said that — The city council in However, supporters and opponents Brown, defeated East Lansing City Council candidate in 1973, Wakefield voted Monday night to support tents and friends are invited. public access studio use iscurrently down to agree that Congress might ignore or reject were two of the five attending. the formation of a 51st state such a move on grounds it would cause Bushell's death last Wednesday was five hours of use in two weeks. Korte said composed of all "I expect we'll get 200 people from MSU," Broivn said. of the Upper Peninsula and more political, economic and ed by asphyxiation due to a swallowing part of geographic that the same facilities were used from five Wisconsin. |dent, the medical examiner said. It was problems than it would resolve. to six hours each week before he left. The Marquette city council voted last ier believed that the cause of death was 'The restrictions definitely modify the month to put the issue to a referendum Bart attack. use of public access TV by the people," said vote, but the Wakefield council's action was Korte. believed the first in the Upper Peninsula to ASMSU In an eight-point proposal a group of public access users asked the commission ease the financial and time restrictions to « favor secession outright. The vote followed calls in the Upper Peninsula, northern Wisconsin and by an CELEMMjy ■SMSU is now accepting petitions for pSU cabinet directors, standing com- which were placed on public access use. "National Cable doesn't realize how united the public access users are in their area lawmaker, state Rep. Dominic Jacobetti, D-Negaunee, for secession and Sl'RiV,/ lees and other appointed positions, fight against it," said Mike Price, 'the'formation of a state named Superior. at a public xne iaea nas gathered enough momen¬ Cmfe letitioning will close May 7. The access user. tum to result in a state Senate committee ■ions can be picked up at 334 Student Another subcommittee formed to set CORAL CABLES was appropriating money to study the pos¬ ■ices Bldg. up guidelines for dispersing $9,600 in sibility. NOW APPEARING MSU EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION Open for Lunch FLOOD 11 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Monday-Friday Complete Luncheon Menu HAPPY HOURS WED. 8-11 p.m. ELECTION MEETING Special of the day every day iPARTY DOWN! Dinner Hours DON'T WAIT TO RESERVE ONE WEDNESDAY APRIL 23, 1975 5 p.m. - 10 p.m. Monday - Thursday OF OUR SPECIAL ROOMS FOR 5 p.m. -11 p.m. Fri. & Sat. YOUR NEXT DORM/SORORITY/ ROOM: 104 B WELLS HALL 4 p.m. - 10 p.m. Sun. FRATERNITY PARTY CALL337-1311 7:30 P.M. THAT'S CORAL GABLES! This is your chance to select the officers & board members of your association. ItARLY BlM^MWJA^mERvTvoui^PAi^iE^^Now^ I REDUCED RATES « 1 (offer ends April 31) SUMMER 9mos. 12mos. halstead MANAGEMENT 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan April 23, ji NBC turns out ByKAtHYESSELMAN David McCallum and predictable new TV movie The Greatest Gift, the shows large Italian-American family. stars plummeted down the ratings. sausage factory and starring portray a middle-aged lady State News Reviewer Jim Hutton. It was created by network describes it as being in The other new programs will be The fall Lloyd Bridges will also The other series never even trying to rebuild her life after the tradition of The Waltons and The Invisible Man starring schedule lookTri I could Television renewals on NBC dampen the spirit like a leaky headline. Cancelled from primetime are made a showing. Old-tamer Adam 12 has never recovered Levinson and Lint, who created Columbo. This will be followed divorce in Fay. Alan Arkin directed the pilot for this new will spot it against that show 8 McCallum in a modern-day havebeencomSj Programmers' basement. The soggy series set The Smothers Brothers, The by a two-hour version of the p.m. on Thursday. It will need a adaptation of the H. G. Wells probably from its switch to Tuesday in situation comedy which seems classic. was. CBS's L. for next season by NBC look like Mac Davis Show, Sunshine, The January 1974. Still undeter¬ Sunday Night Mystery Movie reminiscent of the original lot of warmth to survive that Bridges will star in a should be out by the end ?I instant reruns. Bob Crane Show, Adam 12, mined is whether or not whose components will be premise of The Mary Tyler suicide slot. police show drawn from an week. Since they I, "do,l Nine new series batten the schedule in hopes of overwhelm¬ Amy Prentiss and Lucas PetroceU* will be renewed, if so Columbo, McCloud, McMillan and Wife. A new and Moore Show. Doctor's Hospital features episode of Police Story entitled Metro Man- hours to replaceftheir muj should hold no ing CBS in the ratings. Tony Tanner. Casualties include five freshman shows, two of which it will be slotted at Monday at 10 p.m. element will star Curtis as Ford will star in Holvak. This "heartwarming" series features Peppard in this entry produced the cancellation surprises! of J Curtis, Glenn Ford, by Matthew Rapf and Jack NBC's family hour entries at 8 George premiered in March. Disney will be followed on gambler and con man McCoy. Ford as a country preacher Laird who were associated with Peppard and Lee Grant will After a start in the top 10, Sundays by EUery Queen Grant, an Emmy winner and riding circuit through the South p.m. will be Invisible Man, front series. Television The Smothers Brothers all-round Kojak and Ben Casey. Mown' On (a Cloroxed new ground out by the Universal classy dame, will in the 1930s. Based on a recent v NBC has also added an versioned), Little House on the Prairie, Holvak, Sanford and China" anthology series, Medical floats Son, 'Galileo' Story, which will follow the 'Sunday Dinner, form of Police Story. Abby Emergency, and EUery Queen. Sat. April 26, 6:30 p Mann, who created Kojak and Only two of these series can be wrote many Golden Age scripts, classified as a children's show or Speakers Slides - will produce. a family series. Emergency and Chinese Food _ Little House both have signifi¬ Cost: $2.50 in new Film Theater drama person| per Sunday Dinner, a new Friday cant children's audiences. The For Reservation & TidX night situation-comedy will star other series are shows children call 351-4137 Joseph Sirola in one more ethnic can watch but they are not or 355.(3 US-China Peoples comedy. This one concerns a targeted to a family audience, | By EDDRUDZATS State News Reviewer at, with richly designed sets and costumes, the film version Much of this lies in Losey's choice of leading actor, Topol, in its series. Galileo, while In the it case was of an Galileo was more edifying, more draggy than sumptuous than Friendship Assn. f As friend and collaborator of of Brecht's play of the man who the actor who achieved fame in excellent opportunity to view Bertolt Brecht, director Joseph reshaped man's illusions about "Fiddler on the Roof," lacked Brecht's fine work, the produc¬ arresting, and more reverent than exciting. The next produc¬ l^partapJWinpst^ Losey should have known bet¬ his universe was beautiful but the proper charismatic pre¬ tion was marred by the inabil¬ tion should do better as Ameri¬ ter when adapting Brecht's hollow. Much of the Brecht sence to make Galileo come to ity to reconcile styles, both can Film Theater brings Jac¬ ELLEN BUR Galileo to the screen for the irony and cynicism was missing vibrant life. Topol's delivery those of the cinema and those of Brel Is Alive and Well and American Film Theater. This as a cherubic chorus of three managed to barely convey the the theater. As a result, ques Living in Paris to the screen. KRIS Brecht masterpiece in the film young boys meandered about poetry of the lines or capture KRISTOFFER version suffered from a diver¬ sity .of styles that marred its the film looking like Vienna Boys Choir dropouts. Topol in the core of the Furthermore, man. making the STARLlTE JS 27 WEST OF WAVERLY STARTS TONIGHT ^ AJCE impact and finally slowed the the leading role seemed on the supporting cast out of some of DOESN'T entire film down to a steady verge of breaking into song. the most famous English actors LIVE HERE , drone of words. Galileo suffered from the did little to help the proceed¬ The fourth feature in the problem of compartmentaliza- ings. Instead of bringing a ANYMORE American Film Theater lineup, tion in Losey's adaptation. character to life, the film at Galileo was a disappointing Admittedly the structure of the times resembled a spot the experience. Sumptuous to look play does cover over 35 years, stars game as John Gielgud, making the tale sporadic, but in Margaret Leighton, Olin Blake- the film version, it was readily ley, Edward Fox and Patrick Visiting pianist apparent that each new era or Magee swirled into the action segment of Galileo's life was and then quickly out again, give math talk filmed at a separate time. The never to be seen again. style within each segment was American Film Theater has Lawrence Levy, a mathe¬ totally different from the pre- brought gome of the finest matics professor and pianist, ceeding style, causing this theatrical pieces to the will perform in recital at 8:15 cinematic conflict between church and science to emerge tonight at the United Ministries in Higher Education, 1118 S. as trifling rather than effective. Harrison Road. ECONOMICS ECONOMICS Levy, who has a master's ENDS THURS, degree from the Juilliard School of Music, will perform music by Liszt, Schubert, | DON'T MISS 1 TODAY OPEN 12:45 . .. Bartok, Chopin and Beethoven. Admission will be free. 1 HANDSOME AL!| u w FEATURE 3:30; 5:30 7:30 - 1:3004 $1,00 9:30 P.M. ' Levy, a professor of mathe¬ ECONOMICS ECONOMICS matics at the University of QUEEN OF THE Wisconsin at Madison, will give PRIVATE a talk on advanced algebra at 4:10 p.m. Thursday in A304 Wells Hall. The topic of his speech will be "Matrix Equiva¬ lence over Assorted Rings." Because of the r< and explicit nature ONLY MATURE ADULTS will be admitted Starts Friday As Advertised on TV 2 Thrill "The World of Jammed Features If Johnny Wndd (Sensual Fulfillment) — Th» finest explicit icmii av«r filmed" - Cinema Journal -■^Youthe have to >ee It to believe It." doe what ■ Reno Review Lovelace doet only, only »he doe* It to - .. • Johnny Wodd I" ■ Johnny Wadd has mode over 200 hard core motion pictures. The producers of this film hove token the wildest, most explicit sequences from his various motion pictures, cut them together, and hove created the most astounding pornographic film ever made. "The World of Johriiy Wadd" contains the finest moments from over 300 hours of film. No other film is comparable either in explicitness or sensuality. It expands the limits of permissiveness. Of course this motion picture is rated X and all patrons will be checked for proof of age. 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HtNBY MANCINI hunnwDwo.. n 6MMt WIT HILL . u».m, ~.u.i lumtmm o» fPG|< MONDAY-FRIDAY 12 - 5 PHONE 355 - 0148 State News, East Lansing, Michigan picliip"1 Wednesday, April 23, 1975 ' l,S. needs to understand world role Lii I iaM V- SHANNON Cambodia and Vietnam under- view that if only Congress had stations troops in West Ger¬ nf Y Times News scores'the need for a clearer appropriated all the military many and South Korea, has bipartisan consensus, the Ford JisHINGTON - The de- understanding of this nation's aid funds requested for South naval fleet patrolling the Medi¬ a Administration has to recog¬ nize that popular support for |f American policy in world role. It is necessary to Vietnam over the last two terranean and is actively en¬ the old policies in Southeast years, the "tragic situation" gaged in seeking a peaceful Asia has vanished. The Demo¬ look beyond the guilt, the there might never have oc¬ settlement in the Middle East. disappointment and the recrim¬ cratic majorities in Congress curred. Americans are seeking — not being blind or willfull in sign-up set ination of today. are Such analysis and such specu¬ (am The military intervention in Indochina marked the farther¬ lations are worse than fancifuL more any earnestly perhaps than at time since the intervention¬ disregarding the Ford-Kissin¬ ger recommendations. They They are unbecoming to an ist vs. isolationist debate of most extension of this country's American are responding to the readily president. Un¬ 1939-41 — to define the scope perceived course of public opin¬ involvement in every remote civil service and peripheral struggle against Communist power. For the United States has been years doubtedly, the Soviet Union and China have continued to be zealous in aiding their political and character of their country's involvement in world affairs. Instead of clarifying this com¬ ion. In place of the ghosts of yesterday's policies, the Ad¬ ministration and Congress to¬ clients in Indochina, while the plex problem, President Ford trying to undo that mistake and gether can create new and United States has gradually overshoots the mark by urging [ rested in working full-time for the government next retract to strategic positions reduced aid to its clients. But at the impossible or viable policies for the future on '"in up by April 30 to take a civil service examination, around the world that are the reduced level, American aid against the implausible. warning the basis of equality and rumination will be given on campus on May 17. clearly in accord with national was still substantial. More¬ If it is to work with Congress cooperation. Only is on that basis ill Placement Services is sponsoring a workshop on working interests and are therefore success possible in a divided over, the sudden spectacular in evolving an American for¬ 1 federal government at 10:30 a.m. Friday. A representative viable and defensible. collapse of South Vietnam's eign policy backed by a broad goverment and a perplexed and I the U S. Civil Service Commission will be there to answer The need is for a coherent armed forces was not caused by questioning nation. foreign policy that is based on any immediate or prospective L workshop will include a film What About Me?, about four something less than the flambo¬ lack of weapons and equipment. f college graduates who now work for the government. yant globalism of the Truman This rout was due to poor uab/se concerts Xdents interested in the workshop should contact the Doctrine of 1947 but that is not generalship and a crumbling Iment Center for further details. a retreat into America First morale in the army. presents I t vear 27,000 people applied for 2,533 positions in the federal isolationism. The United Unlike the Russians and the f - j M0St people were hired as claims examiners, tax States cannot go it alone, but Chinese, Americans could not t or contract administrators. Approximately 85 perceht of Bonnie neither can it be the world's fight a war by proxy in federal jobs are outside the Washington, D.C., area. policeman, investigating every Indochina because aid alone Is vear, the government predicts they will be hiring people as political mugging and every was not enough to sustain its IUe officers, customs inspectors, writers, economists, tax ideological altercation on every political clients. Intensive licians and immigration inspectors. block. Former President Nixon bombing by the U.S. Air Force Idents interested in taking the examination Raitt can pick up an tried to reformulate American and support by the U.S. ground Ration in the Placement Center. foreign policy but, in rhetoric troops were necessary as and in practice, his Nixon well. In the light of those facts, Doctrine was President Tru¬ Ittenger joins state lobbyists man's globalism warmed over. In several recent speeches, President Ford is reading the wrong lesson in the Indochinese defeats. with special guest InSING (UPI) - Former mer Senate Republican Leader President Ford has done more The President also misses ■ Sen. Philip 0. Pittenger Milton Zaagman of Grand to demonstrate the need for a the mark in his recurrent Registered as a lobbyist for Mose Allison Rapids is now a lobbyist for the restatement of American policy criticism of a "new isolation¬ Tin Co. f Michigan State Medical than to answer that need. ism" and his warnings that the Jp secretary of state s of- Society. Instead of cutting past losses, United States cannot "with¬ ■charged with regulating Other defeated lawmakers he has dwelled on them and draw from one world and go it ■ists, said Tuesday that have been hired by state de¬ even magnified them. Thus, in alone." 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ADMISSION FEE INCLUDES ENTRANCE TO STAR TREK FILM FESTIVAL SATURDAY MAY 3 AND SUNDAY MAY 4 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 23, J Luck still for Dave Co/Z/sonl By MIKE LITAKER other strong year led to a former State News Sports Writer promotion to the varsity roster linebacker «|l 1 After being named to a spot near the end of his current Spartan crew21 sophomore he sever on the Michigan high school season, and he promptly went played with 1 I ve seen a all-state football team and. on a five-for-seven streak at the big chang, gathering in several baseball plate. way things have been CoUison. ^ ■ "The b honors, Dave Collison still had a problem — with the exception of a couple* small colleges, nobody wanted him. Flood forces batsmenl Collison is now in his fourth to travel this year as a reserve outfielder and designated hitter on the MSU baseball team. He's the only weekenjmJ With Kobs Field still under several feet of water the senior without a scholarship, baseball team will play Friday's four years after he broke into State and Saturday's twin bill doubleheader with WmL the Spartan roster as a walk on. Detroit at the two schools' home parks. against the Universit?! "I was pretty lucky," said Instead of cancelling the four games which | Collison, remembering his to be played here, Spartan coach were schednll freshman year and the fight to put the show on Danny Litwhiler the road as a final tune-up before decidedtl make the team. "I know I've battt. Michigan in a home-and-home series May 2 and 3. seen a lot of guys who were good ballplayers get cut. No • doubt, I've been pretty lucky." Despite the fact he hasn't when I first came din pnoio/jonn uicKSon seen a cent of MSU scholarship htlt,, Spartan outfielder-designated hitter Dave Collison fouls off an at MSU after four years of service without an athletic Lucky is an apt way to money, Collison remains one of more to themselves serious about and gl offering from a Western Michigan pitcher in a game last week. scholarship. describe the former Saginaw Carrollton High School star. He the last to leave practice did. But player for everything! The former all-state footballer is wrapping up his final season player,! everyday, always with a is the best team I've didn't decide to come to MSU until a week before the start of flushed and sweaty face. With graduation not playejl "I've never really worried tool classes in the fall of 1971 after away, Collison is already tb| about a scholarship. I just ing about getting a few 1 nearly deciding to go to Central Softball team back at it Michigan. The stocky redhead modestly wanted to play baseball," said Collison. "I've never asked for a dime, but to go four years years of baseball under hiJ with a semi-pro team bt|T calling it quits and going J Providing the waters of the a 5-1 season mark, and if ing to watch." claims he held his own enroute without having been cut, I. Red Cedar River do not wash Junior Gloria Becksford, who youth leadership role. Snively's predictions are cor¬ to winning state wide football must've done something right Even if Dave Collison in' up to the south complex intra¬ rect, the team should be able to pitched an outstanding game recognition, which has led to his mural fields, the MSU women's last weekend The MSU Karate Club competed in two tournaments last along the line." the starting lineup, he's a!*, pick up another victory or two against Grand obvious nickname, "Collision" Collison has seen some of in the game mentally andtl softball team will play its today against Calvin. Valley, will start for the Spar¬ weekend and came away with some impressive triumphs. and the legends of him crashing rescheduled doubleheader a- "We played Calvin last year tans in the first game, with At the U.S. Tae Kwon Do Assn. national championships at Holt into outfield fences. MSU's finest ballplayers and coi^e partially physically. Youl gainst Calvin College today. High School Sunday, the following members placed in fighting go during his career. centerfielder Mike Fi and really whipped them good," sophomore Gwen White "I don't know about running The action will take place at Players such as Ron Pruitt, Rob wears Collison's leftha. Snively said. "But I've heard scheduled to pitch in the pos¬ competition: through fences but I'll dive for a Ellis and Larry Ike have been field No. 6, which is just south they have a much stronger sible second game. ' ArtWardlaw, first in brown belt; Jim Ploucha, second in brown baseball every chance I get," glove to snag flyballs du his teammates. But the 5-10 games. of Munn Ice Arena, at 3:30 p.m. team this year, so it won't be an If the Spartans are unable to belt; Dan Allison, fourth in brown belt; Jean Nelson, fourth -in Collison joked. The contests were originally easy battle. play the second game, Snively advanced women's fighting; Denny Fosberg, first in green belt; Part of the reason Collison is scheduled to be played Tuesday at the Demonstration Hall field. "We've looked good in prac¬ tices this week, and if we can said she will start Becksford in the first game and relieve her Gerry Schwandt, first in lightweight white belt; Scott Sabins, third in lightweight white belt; Pete Kvietys and Steve Wilk tied still around is because an alumnus put out a word of Ticket refunds offered The Spartans are slated to arrange for some good weather, with White halfway through for fourth in heavyweight white belt, and Bob Hyde took first in recommendation to MSU asst. play noon, a doubleheader this after¬ but coach Margo Snively the game should be very excit¬ the contest. heavyweight white belt. Several club members also placed at a tourney at Northwestern coach Tom Smith. for celebrity said the second game may not "I just more or less went in Michigan College in Traverse City Saturday. They included take place if the team cannot secure field reservations. K.C.— Omaha Sabins, who took first in white belt; Fosberg, first in green belt; Anne Reynolds, second in advanced women's fighting, and Allison, and asked him (Smith) for a chance to play," said Collison. Ticket refunds for the Play¬ boy Bunnies vs. local celebrities Marilyn Rosenberg, direa of Impression Five Musal "We'll definitely be able to who took first in brown belt. "But I had to prove to 'em I basketball game will be avail¬ the sponsor of the game, J play the first game, but I'm not sure yet whether we'll be named best MSU's Women's Volleyball Club was also a winner last could play baseball.1' The proof came soon enough. able until April 30 at the Union ticket office from 8:15 4:30 p.m. a.m. to the game would not scheduled. be| allowed to use the field for the weekend. daily. "It took us three months! The lefthanded swinger led the second game," Snively ex¬ NEW YORK (UPI) - Phil votes. A record number of 11 The Spartans, competing in the U.S. Volleyball Assn. state junior varsity his freshman The game was called coordinate the schedules of ( plained. "Hopefully we'll be Johnson, who led the Kansas coaches received at least one tournament in Flint Saturday, defeated the University of off busiest men in town. Itdof Michigan year in batting average, (.350) when Jenison Fieldhouse able to get both games in." City-Omaha Kings into the mention. in the finals to claim the title. was look possible to do that agaij The Spartans currently hold National Basketball Assn. play¬ RBIs and stolen bases. An¬ flooded over the weekend. she said. K.C. Jones of Washington The Spartans swept the first two games in the two-out- offs in his first full season as a finished third in the 13th annual of-three competition from the Wolverines, winning 15-7 and 15-9. Willie hits, head coach, was named Tues¬ day the NBA Coach of the Year balloting with five votes, fol¬ lowed by Bill Fitch of Cleveland The team now advances to the regional tournament, which will Manager of Ali terms be held at Ball State this Saturday. for 1975. and Bill Van Breda Kolff of New Tigers win NBA Commissioner Walter Kennedy said Johnson, 33, Orleans with four each. Hous¬ DETROIT (UPI) Willie received 21 of the 54 votes cast ton's Johnny Egan polled three votes, Boston's Tom Heinsohn Stickmen face fight offer 'ridiculous' - Horton climaxed a five-run by the panel of sportswriters and Philadelphia's Gene Shue Detroit fifth inning with a two- and broadcasters, three from each received two votes and each of the 18 member cities, run home run Tuesday to give the Tigers a 6-2 victory over the Cleveland Indians. after taking the Kings into their first postseason competi¬ Buffalo's Jack Ramsay, Seat¬ tle's Bill Russell and Portland's Lenny Wilkens got one each. against Bowling NEW YORK (UPI) - The manager of weight boxing champion Muhammad Ali Tues¬ heavy¬ on record, according to Muhammad, a separate offers for Ali to meet Euro) Lerrin LaGrow earned the tion since 1967, when they were The MSU lacrosse team will day termed "a little ridiculous" an offer of $3 champion Joe Bugner in either Europe,! "Making the playoffs was are up near the top again this million made by Madison Square Garden to Ali to win in a route-going perfor¬ known as the Cincinnati Royals. our goal this year," said John¬ be taking on a tough Bowling Dominican Republic or Malaysia plus an offer! season with a 3-0 league record. defend his title against Joe Frazier. Golden State's A1 Attles, who the champion to face Frazier in New Orlemi mance, surrendering just six son, and his team accomplished Green squad this afternoon in "We have a shot at Bowling "I received hits and striking out four, to guided the Warriors to their a letter from the Garden last week "I'll decide which offer to accept after Alin that objective. Bowling Green, Ohio, hoping to \ Green for the first time since win his second decision in as first division title since 1967, The Kings finished second in raise its Midwest Lacrosse notifying me of the offer," said Herbert past Ron Lyle in Las Vegas next month," i' I've been here," said MSU Muhammad in a telephone interview from his many starts. was the runnerup with 10 the Midwest Division and post¬ Assn. record above the .500 senior attackman Ron Hebert. Muhammad, referring to Ali's next defenie! home in Chicago. "But I didn't even Rookies Dan Meyer and Art ed the third best record in the mark. dignify it May 16, which will be shown on home televii James singled to start the fifth Akers courses Western Conference. They are The Falcons finished at the The Spartans, now 2-2 in with an answer. I don't know their offer today without even why they revealed "This is the most money ever offered by I against Indians starter Gaylord currently battling the Chicago top of the league last year and league play after losing to Ohio waiting for an Garden for a boxing match," said Garden Pir Perry, who dropped to 2-2 for remain closed Bulls in the Western Confer¬ Wesleyan Saturday, are in the answer from me. dent Mike Burke after revealing his offer oil "It's a little ridiculous; don't you think, for his second straight loss despite ence semifinal round, with the midst of seven crucial games them to offer us $3 million when Ali, who wasn't million to Ali and $1.5 to Frazier to meet in J a complete game. Perry then Forest Anderson, course pro¬ Bulls leading three games to against other association oppo¬ Garden for a third time. managed to get two outs, but fessional for MSU's Forest two. nents. even champion then, got $2.5 million from the Ron LeFlore tied the score at Garden when he fought Frazier the first time. Frazier, who manages heavyweight Di Akers golf courses, estimated 'Tve coached since I was 21 If the stickmen can come out 2-2 with a bloop double into And he wasn't even champion when he got $5 Bobick, said from Minneapolis: "The offer son Tuesday it wiTl be a week to 10 years old and I've never had a of this segment of their sche¬ million to fight George Foreman in Zaire last good to me. I hope Clay takes it. Right now! short center field which George days before the courses will group of players who played Finally recovering from the dule without any major disas¬ Hendrick couldn't hang onto. great flood, the Women's Intra¬ October. busy with Bobick and the Silver Gloves toaT open for the season. together like this team," John¬ ters they will have put together ment I'm promoting in Philadelphia which el mural Building will be back to "Ali definitely won't get in the Gary Sutherland singled Anderson said there is as son said. "They've taken what the best of their exist¬ ring with LeFlore home before Horton mufch as four feet of water in normal today, as all facilities season Frazier at the Garden for $3 million." April 30." I've given them and still will be open. ence as a varsity team. Muhammad went on to reveal he has an offer put his third home run of the some places around the wanted more hard work be¬ After today's game the team Ali said he would "rather fight in the G« season into the upper deck in of "$5 million-plus" for Ali to defend his courses, which are located at cause they have the desire to Lecture and activity classes will home crown than anywhere else in the world, but it'suptoB return and host left. against either Foreman or Frazier in Cairo, Mt. Hope and Harrison Roads. will also be held as scheduled. Wittenberg Saturday. Egypt, in late September or early October. Also manager decision." Herbert Muhammad to make J These are the four men who President Wharton committee's findings will formulate his state science, College of Research and Service; Jacob selected to serve on his committee to investi¬ ment. From left to right are John Bruff, a A. and i director of residence instruction ■ gate the charges the NCAA has made Hoefer, professor of animal husbandry, Brody tompiex. against member of the board of trustees; Frederick D. noeier ana own the MSU football College of Agriculture and National Resources, members of the MSU Athletic Council » program. Wharton must Williams, professor of history, College of Arts and Chailes S. Scarborough, associate respond to the charges by June 2, and the and Letters, and pro¬ Williams is a former member of the adjunct professor of military fessor of natural science, University College, dominated policymaking body. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 23, 1975 9 MSUEA to fill posts tonight By SUE WILLOUGHBY election within 60 days of members to be heard and in SUte News Staff Writer ratification. which all decisions reflect the through" in February. She also one-year term of treasurer. Cheryl Hart, Sam Gingrich, The MSU Employe's Assn. Four of the following will MSUEA will provide child plans to work on the issues of be Jeanette McGill and Marge (MSUEA), representing the majority of the members," lay-offs, retirement, collective elected for a one-year term as a care in C107 Wells Hall during Hawkins said. Hetrick. clerical-technical workers on the election. bargaining, clerical-technical board member: Ruth Kalso, campus, will hold a general Hawkins is running on his John Hawkins, MSUEA pres¬ classifications and the imple¬ Richard Crum, Martha Brown, Three positions are also open election for officers and board record as past president, but mentation of policies such as Barbara Sykes, Elva Trimble, on the audit committee. Paul members tonight at 7:30 in ident, and Beatrice Lin, Honors said that MSUEA must at¬ noon meetings and child care. Paul Kuipers, Betty Barron and Shaffer and Lucy McAlpin are B104 Wells Hall. College secretary, are running tempt to involve more mem¬ for the Rollie Dasen. running for a one-year term; Even though MSUEA has two-year term of bers in association activities "I president. am strongly committed to In addition, three association Nancy Lobdell and Shirley and been in existence for over a "The association must main¬ decision-making processes. implementing change in this members will be elected for a Anthes for the two-year term, Lin is working to amend the association because it became year, a new constitution, rati¬ two-year term the board. and LIN HAWKINS tain an open and democratic new constitution on Rosemary Warren and fied Feb. 25, calls for an which she clear to me that the present Norman Blakely for the three- structure which will allow all claims Running for the positions are was "railroaded leadership would not be in Gerri Olson, Kathie Schafer, year term. concurrence with proposed tudent appointments expected changes," she said. Other members positions running for as officers include: TENNIS CIIIB Patricia Sipkovski and Ther¬ esa Blasen for the term of two-year vice-president; Mary MEETIN6 o traffic unit befo Guile for the one-year term of secretary, and Shirley Sleep and Barbara Reeves for the Rm 208 Mens IM Building By BRAD MARTISIU8 16 member All-University ASMSU. Wednesday, April 23 students will be properly "I expect to make the other 7 & 9 P.M. Sate News Staff Writer Traffic Committee. The All-University Traffic represented. appointment this tudents will finally have a The recommendations were Committee will meet at 3 p.m. (Tuesday) After the meeting, the traffic afternoon." on the University traffic made this week by J. Brian Friday to vote Information about instruction, on possible committee will make its recom¬ She said that Wharton "has policy if President Raymond, ASMSU president- solutions to MSU's traffic prob¬ mendations to the board of been alerted to the problem" tournaments and tennis equipment -n approves recommen- elert, and by Janet Brashler, lem. One DroDosed solution repair discounts. trustees, which will have the and will almost 'ons made for four ASMSU COGS presideht. Wharton is could raise fines up to 150 certainly per- final say as to what policy will approve the COGS Bring in your racket for 24 Council of Graduate " recommen¬ two expected to appoint the people cent. However, it will be the hour repair service. dents (COGS) seats on the nominated finally be adopted. dations. by COGS and first time since last fall that "We should have all four of Though COGS has no official Membership applications the ASMSU seats on the traffic say as to what policy the traffic available Ph. 353-5108 committee filled by the meeting committee will finally adopt, Flood caught area residents uninsured Friday," Raymond said. "I talk¬ ed to President Wharton Mon¬ day, and he said he is very they passed a resolution last week calling for equal fines for all on-campus drivers. No -gag concerned about the University position was taken by COGS on (continued from page 1) proofed. The insurance can be pur¬ traffic problem." how much traffic fines should X)ooLeys Communities were slow to chased from a local insurance Raymond said Wharton be increased. e danger of flooding, the believes students should have Both Raymond and Brashler join the program. The first rush agent or broker, who in turn i of policy holders will be came after floods in south¬ gets forms, manuals and rate their say on the traffic situa¬ believe that the ultimate solu¬ j of exclusively high tion. tion to the University traffic eastern Michigan in 1972 and information from the Insurance homeowners, insurance "That's why we're trying to 1973, Boulton said. The inland Company of North America, a problem should be the closing Srts say. get moving on this problem. We of north campus roads. communities came in on their Detroit-based company which theory requires own, but some resented the has been designated as the want the students fairly repre¬ "Those roads were designed t policy holders run the federal intrusion, Boulton said. flood insurance sented," Raymond said. in 1957," Raymond said. "MSU t from high to low risk, so servicing t - - companies pay out in less than they receive in "Some communities feel that the feds, by designating flood- company The for Michigan. federally subsidized He said that the board of trustees would only accept a had about 15,000 students and one-third its present staff level TONITE well-balanced proposal from the at that time. The roads just prone land, are flood insurance is available in traffic committee. interfering with weren't designed to handle ccording to the Michigan local land-use amounts up to $35,000 for 'That's why I think the decisions," he present traffic demands." ranee Information Service, said, adding that state legisla¬ single-family dwellings at a cost committee will recommend that Muggers why insurance tion passed in 1968 already of 25 cents per $100 for single- fines be increased, but to the rnies will not issue flood included many of the flood- family dwellings at a cost j same level for students, faculty, ion without government plain restrictions. $100 of coverage annually. It is staff and visitors." The final deadline for available for multifamily and Brashler said she had already 1968, the federal govern- inclusion in the program is July nonresidential properties up to made one recommendation for t decided to subsidize flood 1 and Boulton said applications $100,000 at a cost of 40 cents per an interim appointee to the "nee for homeowners who $100 of coverage. Night are coming in faster now. committee from COGS. The 1973 Flood After July 1, communities Protection Act not in the program will be in¬ nded the legislation and e insurance available only eligible for federal disaster aid. Homeowners 'To know what is right and not to do living within residents of communities communities that are eligible, ;'"h had restrictive flood it is the worst cowardice." ' nder that act, , zoning regulations, the com- but who have not purchased the subsidized insurance, will be allowed one shot at federal aid. - Confucius Muqstalf pro'cE lill n;o :'y must make flood plain and regulate new con- They will be required to sign up for insurance when they doWNSTAKS on on ton said. flood plain land, New buildings be elevated above the ar flood level or be flood- receive federal funds and if they let it lapse, they will be ineligible for aid in the event of another flood. SUPPORT now pL\yiNq S® YOUR TIME AND DONATIONS SPACE COASTKIDS^f ARE NEEDED! Lansing Sickle Cell Anemia Foundation Soft Contact I 1801 W. Main, LeJon Bldg. Total. Lens Wearers Made especially for people who use spit for participating in on their contact lenses. Market Research Study For details, send name and address to: Medical Research Associates P O Rn* You really think you're saving size.Total 2 oz. has a free, mirrored Laguna Beach, CA 92652 something. 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Everyone welcome. \ V Israeli Dancing: Tuesday nights at 7:15 in 118 Women's Intramural Bldg. for all comers (serious and not); Wednesday nights, same time in 219 Women's Intramural Bldg., for those interested in a performing group. Need ID to enter building. Intermediary is forming a col¬ lective of AC II0V VERSATILE PRO generalists, specialists wishing to experiment with var¬ ious art forms, often media - oriented. Crescent HAIR DRYER CANNON WASH Intermediary, each Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Tower Room of the Union, fourth floor. ADJUSTABLE 1000 WATTS MEN'S ESQUIRE by N0RELC0 CLOTHS SOCKS® The MSU Promenaders will be meeting at 7 tonight in the Williams Hall cafeteria. WRENCH 10" oNoizle ottochment for spot drying Special purchase of assor¬ Anyone ted wash cloths by Cannon. Chromium -ploted alloy steel •Dries hoir super interested in square dancing is fast ADDS BODY Many colors and types to FAMOUS invited to attend. TOO' choose from. '?™q~Ys,°tkNAX!;; BRAND!! 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ONE OF THE BEST All PURPOSE APPLES U S FANCY Anyone interested in the sum¬ mer London Social Science pro¬ gram should come to a meeting at MICHIGAN FIAV0RBEST 7 tonight in 128 Hubbard Hall. Faculty and students will present to answer questions. Transcendental Meditation in¬ troductory lecture is at 7:30 to¬ be MclNTOSH APPLES 47< - night in 30 Union. Sponsored by the Students' International Medi¬ CHICKEN tation Society. TOP FROST vVlHsKCri tumey »£m« J* All veterans, undergraduates and graduate students are meet¬ ing in 35 Union to discuss, the 1974 «oaN Gl Bill and pending amendments to educational benefits. Important information for you. DINNERS Learn the truth about busing in Boston. The Student Coalition Against Racism has a literature table in the Union lobby from 11 to F00DCIUB FRUIT COCKTAILS 1 2:30 p.m. every Thursday and on Fridays from 11 to 3 p.m. Sign up to go to Boston on May 17. Marian Wright Edelman, direc¬ tor of the Children's Defense Fund of the Washington Research Pro¬ ject, will speak informally with FAVG0 students at 10 a.m. today in 307 Human Ecology Bldg. REG. OR DIET 11 VARIETIES 16fl.«. Michigan Bell and Western Electric will speak on the Bell SOFT DRINKS15! switching system and related computer applications at 1:50 p.m. today in 100 Engineering Bldg. Social Work Undergraduate Student Advisory Committee will be meeting at 7 tonight in 555 PRICES GOOD MONDAY APRIL 21 THRU SATURDAY APRIL 26.1975 Baker Hall. There will be an attorney to discuss the law and social work. PARKAV (more IWH CHEFB0YARDEE ARMOUR STAR I on page 12) Beet Ravioli or Spaghetti & Meatballs SLICED BACON MARG.16 43* 40 12 I Jboz. package Oft package (quarters) ,. . 88* 4r V c There I nV> I I §?* © SAVE 26' with this coupon toward I ho purchoto of: 0 & A Qt ^5^ SAVE M* with thlt coupon S /*,Jr . \ ^ toward tho purchoto of: ^ toward tho purchoto oF: & i are some Ico* co^ CQ^ pizzas bigger WTOMADC DISH DETERGENT DOW but no pizzas ELECTRAS0L w TT N COttPOd |I |!I ■ BATH SOAP tiftB «t »tf rrfuw ibw>k| HANDI-WRAP better than M>m> tiln fat. Am » H7S MSU I I BELL'S I THRIFTY ACRES ^ SUPER MARKETS rlifif PIZZA 5125 W. SAGINAW 2055 W. GRAND RIVER 225 M. A.C. 332-5027 OPEN 11 A.M. EVERYDAY - - 6200 S. PENNSYLVANIA SHOP MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 8 A.M. TO 10:30 P.M. SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 7 P M FREE DELIVERY — I East c„iti, News, Unsin&Michign Wednesday, April 23, 1975 11 Sell your camper or boat fast with a low-cost Classified Ad. Call now! 355-8233 Automotive J[a] [ Motorcycles ]g FRANKLY SPEAKING... .by phil frank Apartments j|f?| Apartments )(^| [^P2rln,ei,ts )§?] DATSUN 240Z 1972. 4-speed. 1973 TS250 Suzuki with helmet. Good condition. Must sell. Best Less than 1,000 miles. Excellent TWO MAN, 1 bedroom furnished PINE LAKE APARTMENTS FEMALE ROOMMATE needed, offer. 349-3693, after 6 pm. 3-4-24 condition. $650. 393-2260 4-6 apartments: 124 Cedar Street, HASLETT new Cedar Village, summer. 4 pm. 3-4-23 $177; 129 Burcham, $147; 135 Short on Cash? Maybe we can person, air conditioned. 353-7525. Kedzie Drive. Year leases and work 3-4-24 DELTA 88 Convertible 1973. Air, something out. One bed¬ excellent condition, many extras. MOTORCYCLE COVERS special - summer leases only. Starting room apartments with shag car¬ Must sell. only $19.95. Sizes to fit all makes. June or September. Heat in¬ peting, drapes and appliances. FEMALE ROOMMATE to share 351-0396^5-4-29 cluded. Damage deposit. Call 8-5, $150 per month plus utilities. 10 conveniently located apartment S^EP^Holt. C-5-4-25 351-2402; 6-10 p.m., 882-2316. kOTlVE JEEP 1973 CJ-5,6 cylinder, 24,000 minutes from MSU. Located at for summer. Rent negotiable. 1972 KAWASAKI 750, good 04-30^ 6076 Marsh Road, just north of 332-6132. 3-4-24 J.r$» Cycles 11 Service miles, great shape, call 351-7324. 3-4-23 condition, must sell - information call 393-1706. 5-4-23 for more _ 551 ALBERT STREET, one block Lake Lansing Road. Call Manager 339-9192 or EAST LANSING ABBOTT ROAD, 910. Unfur¬ lion KARMANN GHIA 1971. New CYCLE INSURANCE as low as from campus. Large 2 bedroom, REALTY, 332-4128. 26-5-6 nished, luxury one bedroom Jment Michelin radials, excellent me¬ chanical, needs some body work. $22 per year. Full coverage, 125 cc furnished, summer Resident manager, 351-5208 and fall. SUMMER SUBLET, need one apartments. grads only. Married students or Call Joe Miller, INT 22'4-30 or girl, 28 mpg. 70,000 miles. $800. 10-4-25 pool, air conditioning, close, price 332-4240. 5-4-28 Call 394-0261. 3-4-25 HONDA 250 MT Elsinor, 1974 negotiable. 332-3673. 10-5-6 Like new. Must seel $750 or best ONE BLOCK from campus - now MILFORD STREET, 126. Two or MALIBU SPORT Coupe, 1971 - offer. 487-5055. 6-4-25 213 SOUTH Francis. Available three man next to Larry's Shoprite leasing for summer and fall terms! llE 350 V-8, 4 speed. Very good Spacious 2 bedroom furnished April 30th. Furnished, three rooms One large bedroom, furnished, air, condition. 46,000 miles. $1575. and bath. Utilities paid. Phone carpeted, fall. 12 month, $270. lals 1972 TRIUMPH Daytona 500cc, apartments. Call Joe Miller, 627-9290. 3-4-24 J» Homes excellent overall condition, under 332-4240. 20-5-7 882i9347._5^24 332-3418. 7-4-30 2000 miles. $800. 645-2431, TWO MALES for Cedar Village for ■found MGB 1965, restored, complete NOW LEASING for fall-Colonial before 12, after 4. 3-4-25 fall. Call Mark, 353-3319, after ACME BEDDING CO. |al service record, 30 mpg, radials. $950. Bob, 355-6307, after 6 pm. Arms, 126 Orchard. man apartments. 2, 3 and 4 Call 337-1800. 6pm. 3-4-25 49.95 Twin Size [S PERSONAL 1972 TRIUMPH 650. New custom 3-4-24 10-4-24 54.95 Double Size Jtate paint, excellent running condit'on, extras. $1200. 372-8351. TWO BEDROOM furnished ■tion MGB ROADSTER 1972. Excellent 5-4-29 CHALET APARTMENTS mobile homes. $25-$35/week. 10 condition. 32,000 miles. Ziebarted minutes to campus. Quiet and HONDA CL 450 1972. Like new, Next to campus. Spacious 30 mpg. $2775. 351-1824. 5-4-28 peaceful on a lake. 641-6601 or only 1800 miles. two bedroom apts. Luggage rack a COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-BOX 9411-BERKELEY CA 94709 . . 484-5315. 0-4-30 OLDSMOBILE 1972 Custom and back rest. $925. 626-6716. Furnished, new shag carpe¬ PENN MANOR finally has vacan¬ Cruiser. Clean, air conditioning, 3-4-25 ting, air conditioned. EFFICIENCY APARTMENT, 1 cies $165 single. $170/$180 new radial tires. Phones 372-2315. 5-4-29 1972 SUZUKI 380-GT, 4500 miles, $800. Bnployment l[ff| | UiploywewTHjj Summer: $150-$170/ month Fall: from $75/person/ block from campus, just com¬ pleted building, available summer and fall, 6-7 pm. double. Appointments, 882-2566. 5-4-23 Backrest, luggage rack, month 351-1177 or OLDSMOBILE 1964. Good parts. helmets included. 351-6088. 5-4-23 LANSING-1 block north of Grand 355-5459. FOR GREAT Results!!! Call Gary pTES** 1 minimum Price negotiable. Call Phyllis between 6:30 - 8:30 pm. 332-6547. B-V4-23 __ USED MOTORCYCLES discount now at 355-8255 to place employment ad. P-5-30 your TWO MID-MICHIGAN CAREER SALES OPPORTUNITIES, of 40 NOW RENTING!! 332 6197 3602 MALIBU-3 bedroom duplex, River and Cedar. On bus route. $115 plus deposit, living room, 3-4-24 offered nationally for qualified bedroom, bath, kitchen, 371-2255, on insurance at F.S.C., 935 Grand fully carpeted. $225/month plus available WANTED: MALE and female go college graduates by June. Imme¬ LOOKING FOR girl to share utilities and month deposit. 1 % May 1st. 5-4-24 NO. DAYS RENAULT R-12, 1972, 27,000 River, East Lansing. 22-4-30 diate salary negotiable and ad¬ apartment for $100 a month spring miles. Red. Mint condition. go dancers. Apply CINEMA X, baths, basement; stove/refrigera¬ SUBLET SUMMER. 126 Milford. 1000 Jolly Road, 882-0236. 20-4- justed over 40 month training and summer. Call 351-9531. tor furnished. 372-1398 or 5 10 $1,200. 353-8730 or 351-6757 HONDA CL-70 1970. Great shape. 23 program. Earn while you learnl! I 15-5-2 Two man. Air conditioned, 393-1620. 5-4-24 5-4-24 Low mileage. Two helmets. No limit on future earnings. Call parking facilities. $120. 351-9388. BO 7.80 15.60 5-4-28 Bumper cycle carriers. 332-2210, PBX OPERATOR, experienced, Mr. Durocher at 484-8410. Inter¬ SUBLEASE ONE bedroom apart¬ SIMCA 1968, 35 mpg. Great 1 9.70 19.50 after 6 pm. 5-4-28 Howell area. Excellent salary and views by appointment only. DON'T SIGN A LEASE cheap transportation. $595/best ment, furnished, close/campus. 2 benefits. Fee paid. 349-3932. 20-5-2 BEDROOM APARTMENT or F 11.70 23.4C offer. 355;7599, 485-0870_ 5-4-25 1973 HONDA CB-350, 4 cylinder, CAREERS UNLIMITED. $165/month. Available immedi¬ UNTIL YOU'VE SEEN house, close, sharp, furnished FT 13.00 26.00 Equal ately! 351-4389. 5-4-28 WANTED. ARTIST to paint real $180/month, spring - summer SUPER BEATLE 1971. New tires, excellent condition, 5400 miles Opportunity Emolover. 3-4-23 loo 16.25 32.50 excellent running condition. $975. Call 353-1558. 3-4-24 life murals on the walls of BURCHAM 1366. Two bedroom MARIGOLD only. 332-1946. 0-5-4-26 GENERAL LABORERS BZURPYS. Proof of qualifications $1400. West Jolly Rpad, Lansing. duplex, $175, not APARTMENTS 882-7311. 3-4-25 1975 KAWASAKI, 175, new, never been ridden. Brand Super Immediate JOBS BY PHONE openings, reliable required. See Ralph after 9 pm at BZURPYS, 2021 East Michigan. garage. including utilities. 4-4-25 332-3161. 911 Marigold [~ Houses ~]m TORINO 1970. 4 speed, new tires, people needed for both long and 5-4-23 THE SUMMER rusn is on! Got a cheap transportation. 355-7887. house to rent? Let people know - mags, 39,000 miles. shape, $1200. Phone 669-9761. Excellent 5-4-24 short term assignments in retail stores, factories and warehouse. WAITRESS-BARMAIDS evening AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. Female needed, til June 14th. $190/M0NTH Advertise it! Call Ann at 355-8255. shift 8pm-2pm. Full or part time P-5-30 7-4-25 MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE. Experience not always necessary. Very close. Rent negotiable. work. $2.00 hour plus tips. Lowest rates on cycle insurance. Apply in person, MANPOWER See 351-4134. 3-4-24 ■larg* On* Bedroom Apartment DUPLEX FOR rent-3 bedrooms, TOYOTA 1972 Corolla, 5 speed, 32 INC., 105 East Washtenaw. Ralph, after 7pm Any size. FEIDLER INSURANCE. BZURPHYS, 2021 East furnished. Summer. Off Beech mpg, AM/FM, trailer hitch, $1600 676-2449. 0-1-4-23 0-3-4-23 NEED THREE 487-1822. 10-5-6 women for a Street. Clean. 669-9939. 10-5-6 or best offer. 482-5615 after 5 pm. 5-4-23 Campus Hill Apartment. $45. ■fdered it cannot 1974 Yamaha. COOK, FOR July and August, at B B 175 Enduro. - LANDSCAPING is now Pool, free bus service, air, 349- TWO MATURE women, teacher I or changed until 1000 miles. Like new. Call cottage in Harbor Springs, 332- offering job opportunities to quali¬ 4633. 5-4-28 FOR APPOINTMENT CALL and dietician, on campus for TOYOTA, CARINA 1972, 38,000. Trtion, unless it is Kept up well. Snows included, 337-2655 after 5pm. 3-4-25 1239. 3-4-23 fied person to perform land¬ 337-7328 graduate work, June 14-August faflcelled 2 days Ziebart. $1800. 484-5248 after RN'S, FULL time positions avail¬ scaping and painting duties. Must LARGE FURNISHED efficiency. 31. Will care for professor's home five. 5-4-25 have own transportation. Call Air conditioned, $145 summer Summer Rent in exchange for rent. Will CYCLE INSURANCE. Lowest able on 3-11:30 pm shifts, and 487-6730. 5-4-28 $175 fall. 487-4451 or 351-1610. $130/Month negotiate. Excellent references. VEGA 1972. No trouble. Stu¬ rates on any size cycle, easy pay LPN'S Part time positions avail¬ 39-5-30 I $1.00 service Call Kay, 1-313-653-2559, or leave dent needs tuition. Car going very plan. Call us first or last but call. able on 3-11:30 pm and 11 -7:30 am In ad change. your number. B-3-4-25 cheap! Asking $900. Will UNION UNDERWRITERS. 485- shifts, for medical - surgical areas PART TIME employment for MSU ONE - TWO female roommates for ONE PERSON for 2 bedroom 4317 or 393-8100. 0-8-4-30 of Provincial Hospital and Surgi students. 12 - 20 hours per week. SUMMER - M.A.C. 4 women, own negotiate. After 9pm, Rob, Clinic. summer, option fall. 227 Bogue. apartment, partially furnished. 339-3221. 5-4-29 Contact Mr. White at Automobile required. Rose, 489-9742, Cindy, rooms. $65/month. No utilities. 351-5800. Phone 351-5614, after 5:30. 5-4-28 KAWASAKI 1969 Mach III. 500 485-3271,9-4 pm Monday through C-3-4-24 Melinda, Marge, 337-9085, 5-7 pm VW BUG 1965. Fair condition, cc. 6,000 miles. Excellent shape. Friday. 3-4-23 NEED ONE female roommate, fall only! 5-4-23 I News will [only for the first be best offer, next 2 weeks. 351-3329. 10-5-5 Call $600. 489-6107. 5-4-25 PERSON OR persons to sing For Rent _ ][j] _ 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED and un-furnished, utilities paid except term. room. Campus Hill, $95, 355-0822. 3-4-25 own let insertion. VW BUS 1973. Low mileage, tato Service ](7] recent ballads or folk songs play guitar for 3 day weekends at a Northern Michigan resort lodge. and PARKING SPACE, musical instru- ments, garden plots, whatever - you don't have to sell, rent it! e,ectricity. - • Startjng at $150/ SUBLET 2 person. Beginning radio, 8-track stereo. Sacrifice for MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East mid-May. $140, includes utilities. $3400. 694-8821. 5-4-29 June September. 663-4671, after - Place your ad with Ann, dial Kalamazoo Street Since 1940. Campus-two miles. Peter: 353- 355-8255. P-5-30 VW Complete auto painting and colli¬ 7^m._3^-23 CEDAR VILLAGE 8695,489-9724. 3-4-25 1969, automatic, good condi¬ Now tion, just painted, $700. sion service. American and EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER for TV AND Stereo Rentals. $25/ Renting Call 337-7634. 10-5-2 Foreign cars. 485-0256 C-4-30 infant. References required. term. $10.95/month. Free same Summer and Fall SUBLET SUMMER, 424 Michi¬ Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays. 8 day delivery and service. Call Summer Rates are $150-$200 gan, furnished, 2 or 3 women, AMERICAN, GERMAN and NEJAC, 337-1010. C-4-30 reasonable rent, 351-1705. 2-4-24 | Motorcycles NOW'S THE time ](ab] to'find a buyer FOREIGN CAR REPAIR also body. 20% DISCOUNT to students and am - noon, in my home. approximately 5-1-75, 351-6317. 4-4-25 Begin GARDEN PLOTS for rent- ft acre per month. $83, month. $85 Fall Rates are $80, per 351-5180 person per FALL. MALE roommate needed faculty on all cash 'n' carry VW each. Good fertile ground, plowed for spacious furnished apartment, | automobile? Call for your motorcycle. State News service parts. IMPORT AUTO SITTER NEEDED. 9-3 Monday - and fitted. $50. Mulkey, 663-3052. EAST LANSING, Neat, 2 bedroom close, quiet. Call 353-8420. 3-4-25 te your ad. Classified. 355-8255, Randy. C'mon over _ PARTS, 500 East Kalamazoo and Friday. Prefer home. 355- 3-4-25 upper on 5 acres. $180, utilities ■ P-5-30 our _ Cedar. 485-2047, 485-9229. 8158 after 3:15 pm. 2-4-23 included. Gardening area avail¬ 8x35 MOBILE Home near campus, AND CHECK OUT 1973 SUZUKI TC100. Mint condi¬ tion, 160 miles. 8-speed trans¬ Mastercharge and Bank Ameri- card. C-22-4-30 "MICHIGAN STATE Studentsl [ Apartments |[y| able. 351-3296. 3-4-24 furnished, $110/month. Call Joe, 353-4629, days. 3-4-25 COLLINGWOOD APTS! NOT ENOUGH people to fill your SUMMER. NEEDED, one or two mission. call 393-5952. 5-4-28 Starting your own summertime •air conditioned females to sublet. Close/ campus, SUMMER. 2 people for 2 man U-REPAIR AUTO SERVICE business without experience re¬ apartment? Advertise now for *dishwasher INSURANCE, Milford Street. Cheap! 332-8583. 1972 CL350 Honda. Very good, CENTER. Do - it - yourself, free quires a clever idea, I've run across summer and fall rentals. Call Lisa apartment. Good location. Air. *shag carpeting ive $$$, it payS to 5-4-28 road knobie, extra pipes. $550. supervision. Specials: tune-ups, twelve of the best. Challenge your at 355-8255. P-5-30 Negotiable. 337-0256. 1-4-23 •unlimited parking Jail us. You may be Mike; 332-6906. 3-4-24 $20.98. Front disc brakes, $24.45, self to make $4,000 this summer. ♦Plush furniture P414. 0-1-4-W SUBLEASE MAY 1 through June Send $4.95 immediately for in- EAST MAIN Street. Three rooms parts included. Phone 882-8741. EAST LANSING Duplex. 30. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, unfur¬ *Model Open Daily HONDA 1971 CB-750. New Two and bath. $115 per month, all iRE. 1971. Air motor. $1400. Honda 1973 0-1-4-23 depth, step-by-step explanations for starting 12 proven summertime bedroom furnished duplex for 2,3, nished, $182/month. 882-2708. utilities paid. 351-7283. 1-4-23 Jv'nVl top. Low or 4 residents. Off-street parking, 3-4-23 call 351 -8282 XL250. 1800 miles, $700. Phone businesses. Write: Robert Fresch, ■or best offer. Nell 645-7611, 9-6 ask fbr Marge. REBUILT VOLKSWAGEN engines 822A pool privileges. Both units open SUMMER. ONE bedroom, unfur¬ 5-4-28 pm, Tippecanoe Street, June 15. Summer $180, fall $245 FEMALE ROOMMATE needed fall (behind Old World Plaza 5-4-23 guaranteed as low as $175 ex¬ Lafayette, Indiana 47904." 1-4-23 nished, air conditioned. 10 W Bus 1961. change. Free towing available- or $265. 595 Spartan. 484-4014. through spring, new Cedar Village, minutes to MSU. $130. 339-9796. on the river!) No $85. 351-9345 or 337-0418. 3-4-23 CYCLE INSURANCE, call for our local areas. Installation as low as 5-4-25 3-4-25 completely up- BABY SITTER wanted, in my Ijnsulated. Many low rates. LLOYDS OF LANSING $35. Check our repair prices and home, all day Fridays. 332-0125. RESPONSIBLE Male. SUMMER. SUNNY two FOR man CROSSWORD - ^-1745. 5-4-25 484-1414 or 339-9535. 0-13-4-30 REPUTATION. IMPORT AUTO Call after 4pm. 1-4-23 Private. Utilities paid. Nicely apartment. Spacious, air-condi¬ PARTS, 500 East kalamazoo and PPala. Automatic, furnished, $130. 337-2285, after 6 tioning, quiet, and close. 337-9629 332-4437. 1970 HONDA 350cc, $400. Tent Cedar. 485-2047, 485-9229. Mastercharge and Bank Ameri- MARRIED COUPLE preferred to pm. 5-4-25 3-4-23 PUZZLE 26. supervise as houseparents for Toward camper trailer $150. 651-5902. card. C-22-4-30 Call after 4 pm. 5-4-25 eight moderately retarded men. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE South SPACIOUS FURNISHED studio APDricc ACR0SS 26. At hand B Automatic. Small Room, board, and salary provided. Furnished, one bedroom. Utilities apartments. Across from campus. 29. Use a hose • condition. 34,000 MAKE YOUR world a little less Rewarding work. Please contact Air conditioned, quiet. Summer or 1. Scene of 30- Possessed ■355-1201. AMF HARLEY DAVIDSON rotten with Armor All, available at Kim Braman or Irma Zuckerberg, paid. $150/month plus deposit. fall leases. 351-1258 between 10 action 31. Cringe 3-4-25 TX125's. New, 1974. Full Phone 627-5454. 7-4-29 CHEQUERED FLAG FOREIGN 487-6500. 10-5-1 1.-7 p.m. 10-4-29 6. Wading bird 32. Promise warranty - $599.95. Why buy CAR PARTS, 2605 East Kalama¬ ■J8-210 Hatchback. used? First come - first served! 12. Breed of swine 33. Ferrum tt,lc. radio, radials. zoo, one mile west of campus. OPPORTUNITIES, 35. Deteriorate -Ctopcfemgijam- CAREER no 13. Fur Harley - Davidson of Lansing. 487-5055. C-9-4-25 f a"er 5pm. 3-4-25 645-2222. 5-4-25 waiting in line. 351-3622. 6-4-25 14. Expressed 37. Praises 16. Giant 39. Temper 17. Threaded pin 42. Unwind CEDAR NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER AND FALL 19. Sell 20. Correct 22. Portable oven 44. Graylags 45. Overlord 46. Hirelings 24. Dark pink "OWN GREENS 4620 Hagadorn Rd. 25. Wise men 1. Classified notices lURCHAM WOODS now LEASinO SPECIAL SUmmER RATES FOR SIMTIER and FALL (North of Mt. Hope) a 2 3 ' 5 r~ ii 7 e 9 •o " fUhiVnh~y/.orlc!t0 let Burcham Woods pass you by. start at •Luxury apartments completely furnished with distinctive - % l/ie cabb 7i/ learning, hightail it home and lounge It 15 16 I v or swim in the heated pool 'til you look like •FURNISHED APARTMENTS Spanish Mediterranean furniture and shag carpeting throughout. •Each unit has dishwasher, garbage disposal, central air 17 % Va 18 19 •2 MAN UNITS Jam woods •ONE BEDROOM UNITS conditioning and heating. •Utilities paid except electric. 2O 21 ii % « ttr •AIR CONDITIONING •Gas heat •Heated pool and private balconies 24 % 25 % iT 26 % Their Summer Rates ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIAL FALL RATES 26 V//, & ONE BEDROOM $153 are fbr rental Two Bedroom Units Start At: 3\ % 52 TWO BEDROOM $174 information $53.75/mo. per man—Summer % 33 34 34 it $72.50/mo. per man—Fall % % 'ft 745 Burcham Dr. 351-8631 $65.00/mo. per man—Special 12 mo. rate. 37 "♦2 % 4$ & 351-3118 or Call 351-7166 *3 m ■ 1135 Michigan Arc. Right not to the 484-4014 L Lansing, ML Brady Complex managed by Ail State Management Co., inc. 1 * Con call lot Had « Tom at Ml-Mil 1 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Houses ^ Houses li tit for Sale [jor Sale J® § For Sale ]®Q«U>iid]K| [" Instraelioa ]@- HASLETT AREA - 2 bedroom, FOUR BEDROOM house. RECLINER CHAIR. Excellent FIND SOMETHING EMPLOYERS ARE calling us for Four ELECTROVOICE EV16 A -MIRIMBA - KOSTH model 30. $140/month plus security deposit. blocks from MSU, 12 month lease Speakers. 12". 3-way. One year condition. Brown leather vinyl. If you've found a pet or article of our graduates. If you need a skill Fu" 3 octaves, excellent condition, Best offer value, we want to help you return call Call 339-9533; after 6, 339-3240. -June. 337-9369. 3-4-24 old, on /warranty. $200 firm. $350.00 351-6312 after 6pm and J£1J382. _3f-24 us. Individually taught with 5-4-23 it. Just come into the State News qualified instructor. 90 hour 353-1410. 3-4-24 Sundays. 3-4-25 TEAC 360S stereo cassette deck - Classified Department and tell us course with choice of class hours LANDLORDS, WE have qualified 8 months old - excellent condition! LANDLORDS. Rem your proper¬ tenants in need of 3-6 bedroom VOX BASS GARRARD SYNCHRO - Lab 95B you want t6 place an ad in EAST VA approved. Located on the Amp. Bass guitar and $325 price negotiable. 353-2116. LANSING STATE BANK'S Found of Jolly and ties to select, qualified tenants vacancies in the East Sure M91Ed, Like new. corner Aurelius Lansing area. cover. Good condition. $200 $99 - 3-4-24 only. At no cost to you. Call Column. As a public service EAST Roads. CAN 393-8615, SPARTAN 394-0683,9-9. THE APARTMENT 355-8810. 3-4-24 Negotiable. 332-2592 Tom. 394-0683, 9-9, THE APARTMENT SELECTOR. 0-4-4-25- 3-4-25 100 USED VACUUM Cleaners. LANSING STATE BANK will run KEYPUNCH ACADEMY. 10-5-1 SELECTOR. 10-4-23 PINBALL MACHINE for sale. Tanks, cannisters and uprights. the ad at no cost to you! MALE ROOM until June $55/month (or fraction) &• utilities. 15, SHARE FULLY equipped house and garage. Split utilities, own Soccer. $150 or best offer. 371-2829, 6-8 pm. 5-4-28 PIANO excellent - GRINNELL'S Console, condition, $400. Phone Guaranteed one full year. $7.88 and up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING C-4-30 EAST LANSING STATE BANK [Typing Service B Announcement, (1 Happening n,ustb|l COMPANY, 316 North Cedar, Option for summer. 351-6662. room. campus. $75 per/montht, close to 351-7989. 5-4-28 TEXAS INSTRUMENT SR-10 351-6312 after 6pm and Sundays. 3-4-25 Opposite City Market. C-3-4-24 YOUR TYPING Service is needed now for term papers, theses and fta»e New!? State Neure services Bldq k, nit. V 5-4-28 LOST: GOLD chain bracelet with calculator, with A.C. adapter. $30. MSU, WALKING Distance, two - Call 487-0600, after 5 pm. SEWING MACHINE Clearance lock, between Wilson and Chem dissertations. To advertise call two class No days Zm BURCHAM 1366, 2 bedroom 4 bedroom houses, 394-0683, 9-9, E£UB Sale! Brand new portables $49.95, Building. Reward. 353-0426. Vicki at 355-8255 to place your ad. ann°uncen*3 duplex, garage, $175 not including utilities. 332-3161. 4-4-25 THE APARTMENT SELECTOR. 0-3-4-23 GARAGE SALE, clothes, furni¬ $5 per month. Large selection of reconditioned used machines. 5-4-23 P-5-30 ceP'ed byph0™p The Central EXACTA VX-1000 system: 2 EXPERIENCED, TYPING Iff, 3-425 FOUND: 14 karat yellow gold term ture, books, junk, 398 Park Lane. Singers, Whites, Necchi's, New Society will FOUR BEDROOM duplex, bodies, 5 lenses, 4 viewers, cases. papers, theses, etc. Rapid, Lansing, mer, near bus, unfurnished, year or sum¬ East 337-2317. Rooms ][>j All weekend. 332-0928. 5-4-24 Cash for Phone 332-3305 after 6pm. 3-4-25 Home and "many others." $19.95 to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS amethyst ring. Call 332 5001. Ask for Holly. C-3-4-23 ate service. 394-2512. C-4-30 accur¬ Thursday at £1 Recreation CentJ GOT AN empty room to rent. Call DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 1115 Park. The BAMBOO MATCHSTICK blinds. LOST: FEMALE black cat with the Classified STAMPS & COINS North Washington, 489-6448. UNIGRAPHICS offers COM¬ public. Department to All sizes. Windows, doorways, advertise it. Ask for Lisa at r-3-4-24 red collar. University Village area. PLETE DISSERTATION and re¬ Sale $7-16. SIMPLE PLEA¬ LARGE FURNISHED house. Buy - Sell -Trade 3. 3-4-24 Summer, one block from campus. 355^8255. _P-5;30. full line of supplies SURES, 129 East Grand River, E.P.I. MODEL 400 mini-tower sume service. IBM typing, editing Does if so, can a Creator J Own room. $80. 351-3148.3-4-25 SUMMER DOUBLES. Furnished, VIID-MICHIGAN STAMP & COIN downstairs. 10-5-6 speakers. $400 each new, 1 year FOUND: BLACK leather offset printing and binding. We h^e to have itbepml utilities paid, kitchen, TV, lounge, old, $225 each. dog encourage comparative shopping. bli3 355-2750, leash near River by Kresge. Call needn't be conf HOUSEMATES FOR 3 rooms in 5 parking, very close. $55/and up. BANANA TREES for sale. Must evenin£s^ 5-4:23 355-4785. C-3-4-24 For estimate, stop in at 2843 East * have concrete bedroom house, will rent 337-9452. 0-4-30 see to believe. Beautiful leaves. Grand River or phone 332-8414. WOMAN'S SEARS 10-speed GIBSON SG, good condition, will religious ' separately, male or female. $85 a $30. 332-5095. E-5-4-29 13-4-30 ROOM IN great house available bicycle. Fair condition. $45 or best sell or trade, best offer, 353-2095. LOST: BLONDE German Yashuans month. 575 Spartan. 351-9096. offer. 353-7381. E-5-4-25 5-4-23 summer. Close, rent negotiable. BEAUTIFUL RICKEN Backer Shepherd mix, answers to "Foxy" Thursday in 34 IlL 5-4-28 _ Please call 337-0088. 4-4 25 EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Dis¬ Fun-loving females. 355-1930. hollow body electric guitar/case. P.m. Sunday in jw OWN ROOM in co-op style house. 3-4-25 NEW TEAC 2300-S tape deck, Cheap! $250. 355-1544. 4-4-25 I Animals ](§ ( sertations (pica - elite). FAYANN, $61.50. Hagadorn and Burcham. 351-5377. 3 4-24 GIRL-SINGLE room, 3 blocks from Union. Available immediately. Solenoid operation, still in carton, must sell due to divorce pro¬ ceedings. Call 655-2066 after 6 TO MAKE good home, sure your pet finds a place an ad with Personal f/j 489-0358. C-4-30 ANN BROWN typing and multi- College Remit*— 8:30 p.m. ThursSS CLASSIFIED DISPLAY get's Elections will be Phone 351-5076, after 4. 5-4-24 pm 5-4-25 save money. 484-8038. BI-2-4-23 Elaine^355-8255. P-5-30 attention! Box in your ads. For lith offset printing. Complete ser¬ MT. HOPE near, duplex. One vice for dissertations, theses, The Greater |m GREAT DANES, AKC Blacks and better results advertise now! Sue, bedroom. New carpet. $175 ROOMS FROM $16 per week, SIX FOOT Hamilton Dial-A - manuscripts, general typing. IBM. Harlequin. Excellent, $125 $225. p,5 ^ Withdrawal Clinic! includes all utilities. Deposit. utilities included, parking avail¬ Torque drawing table with side - 25 year's experience. 349-0850. Phone 371-3412. 5-4-25 able, block from campus, 215 reference table and Vemco track 339-997^ evenings. 5-4-24 FOR THE millions who should not C-4-30 to begin a wil1 be held newsaJ one at8pj3 MSU units, DUPLEX, two bedroom one block north of M78. Louis Street, 351-4495. FEMALE NEEDED immediately to 11-4-25 machine. Chuck Ruble, 489-2421 or 485-3606 after 6 pm. 3-4-23 Gibsons FREE HOUSE cats offered, need T.L.C. 596-2564, Assorted types. Melanie Hohensee. Call take Aspirins, 100 tablet Tylenol $1.93. GULUVER STATE DRUG, 1105 East Grand River.-0-1-4-23 THESES, RESUMES, typing and printing. Reasonable prices. 204 Sparrow He pose of this met™ the public. Then! 394-0683,9-9. THE APARTMENT share flat, kitchen. 2 blocks from FOR SALE. Gelusil 12 fluid BOOKSALE 3-4-23 COMMERCIAL PRINTING. 351- SELECTOR. 0-3-4-23 Union very good deal. $62.50. ounces $1.25. Barnes-Hind Clean¬ 4116. C-4-30 Private room. Cathy, 351-3591. ing and soaking solution, 4 ounce Loads of paper GERMAN SHORTHAIRS. Liver BOARD EXAM TUTORING STANLEY H. KAPLAN The book for thil Discussion will b 3-4-23 size $1.65. GULLIVER STATE and white, and liver. AKC NORTH FOSTER, three bedrooms and hardbacks TUTORING COURSES COMPLETE DISSERTATION and Middlemarch. M garden spot. $240 plus DRUG, 1 block east of Bogue. registered. Call 393-7875. 3-4-24 Now garage, SUMMER. PRIVATE, cooking Text and being formed for the up¬ resume service. Printing, IBM April30at 1645M$J utilities, deposit. 371-3412. 5-4-25 0-1-4-23 facilities. Block from Berkey. FREE KITTENS to good homes. coming MCAT, DAT, LSAT, typing, binding. Printing from Contact Nancy OjT $75/4 weeks. Showings: 12:30 - KENWOOD KT 8005 Tuner, Sony Reference Also two very mellow calico cats. ATGSB, GRE Board Exam. For your plain paper originals. Corner mation. LARGE BEDROOM in beautiful 2:30 pm, 5-6 pm, Monday - Friday, information call 1-313-354-0085. M.A.C. and Grand River. Below TC228 8 track recorder. Dual Call 351-1755, anytime.' 5-4-23 1890 farmhouse. Barn and We buy books anytime 0-1-4-23 Jones 505'_A]bert_#_7._5-4-28_ 1215S changer, AR fm receiver, Stationery Shop, 9-5 The Uncoupled I chicken coupe. Much land for single adults meetJ planting. Antique furnishings. Okemos. 332-0969. 3-4-24 SUMMER TERM, own bedroom, rent negotiable. Pets allowed, AR 2ax speakers, Metrotec equali¬ zer, PiQneer Reverb, Teac Dolby, 128 W.Grand River 1 bl.W. of Union [ Mobile Homes ][wj STUDENT LOANS Monday - Friday. GRAPH SERVICES, 337-1666 C-4-30 Call COPY- Wednesday atthtfl TO PLACE your ad to sell or rent ests Clubhouse onT 1632 Haslett, East Lansing, female used pofice scanners, TV sets, MthruFri. / your mobile home in the State south of SaginawJ SHARE HOUSE summer own 332-5783. 5-4-23 electric typewriters, new Robyn CB equipment. Great selection in \ 9:00-5:30 [ News Classified ads, call Vicki, ASMSU Business Office EXPERIENCED TYPIST-reason- discussions, social room. Close to campus on bus able rates, downtown area. refreshments. MEDALLION CAR, 8-track, slide 355-8255. P route. $70 plus utilities. 353-1253. WOMAN NEEDED. Space Co-ed car-stereo systems plus 500 used 489-3524 after 5:30 weekdays, 4-4-25 house. Own room. $60/month tapes. MUCH MORE! WILCOX controls, selector, fast forward, 5-30_ Monday - Friday. anytime weekends. 5-4-29 There will be a 4 nlus utilities. 489-3177. 7-4-25 SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East repeat bi ms, light. 2 speakers. TRAVELO 12x53, for effective listen. one bedroom, GREAT LOCATION. 5 bedroom Michigan, Lansing. 485-4391. $75, will egotiate. 355-5967. partly furnished, excellent con¬ FREE. . . A lesson in complexion Parents Without (J IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. $65 3-4-25 house for summer. Carpeted, dition. care. Call 484-4519 East Michigan month, furnished, utilities, across GUNS, RIFLES and hand luns of Beautiful park. Phone or 485-7197 Lans: g Mall. MERLE at 7:30 tonight atlil furnished, modern kitchen. 332- 349-3026. 5-4-23 terian Church at from campus. Call after 3 pm - all kinds. CLOGINc. 3a. .E at THE DAY 6889. 3-4-24 Buy, trade and sell. NORMAN COSfotTIC STUDIOS Ottawa and C 332-5906. 4-4-25 BEFORE FOR6VER. BEST year 'round price in South¬ Many un¬ 8x36 EXCELLENT CONDITION, C-3-4-24 IRENE ORR Theses, Teim papers - Lansing. ern Michigan. BOB'S GUN usual items. Quality antique one1 mile from campus. general typing. Formerly with Ann PRIVACY, STORAGE space, large Fully RECYCLED CLOTHING Denim SHOP, 2412 South Cedar. clothing, furniture, jewelry, in¬ furnished, negotiable. Call 351- - Brown. Call482-7487. C-4-30 room, bath, share upstairs. House 371-2244. 01-4-23 cense, and plants. Open 11-7 at jackets, jeans, bib overhalls. SIM¬ Women. Do »m| NEED ROOMMATE. Own room in privileges. Close campus. Now, 254 West Grand River (next to 8_141._5j-4-24_ PLE PLEASURES, 129 East Grand EXPERIENCED TYPING. IBM your body c summer. 351-4829. 5-4-28 property of your dl spacious two bedroom carpeted MID-MICHIGAN Largest audio Arbys). 3-4-25 1973 VEMCtfAFT, 12x68 with River. 351-3100. 10-5-6 selectric. Theses, term papers, your body and ym house^ Huge yard, garage rec- retailer with the finest in stereo expando, 2 bedroom. Large lot resumes, etc. University Village. SUMMER, BEDROOM, living- Self Help at 7:30| Suburb location, right off FM 8-track stereo for car. with garage near Webberville. FRESHMAN GIRLS needed for 355-5862. 2-4-24 room. room, $100, 402 Linden. Call products and electronic repairs. In¬ Wednesday in Grand River. Call 393-6010. 5-4-29 cludes speakers, lock mount.1 Must sell. Phone 521-4056, brief phone interviews. Please call Shop the store with straight stereo ter of the Union.; | 332-8798 between 5-7pm. 1-4-23 answers. MARSHALL MUSIC, Bud, 355-9015. 3-4-25 eveninas. _7jy 355-7243.' 1-4-23 TYPING BY tHe hour. (7brop off ROOM IN house. Lake Lansing service. Secretarial assistance. 245 Ann Street. C-1-4-23 NEW MOON 1966 10'x50'. Pre Vet C SPRING. LARGE room. Pets. GARDEN 694-0222. 5-4-23 - Road and Abbott area. $48. 3 SPEED bike. Womens. Ask¬ PLOTS-25x50, 1 mile Free utilities. Laundry, parking. Carpeted, shed, air conditioning. 351-4176. 1-4-23 east of Meridian Mall, $11. Phone ing $25. Good condition. 355- Excellent condition. Call 485-3950. Close, Bob, 337-9927 2-4-24 SALESMAN 4810. E-5-4-29 351-4676 or 371-3033. B-1-4-23 PROFESSIONAL TYPIST, cor- respondence or term papers, small FACULTY. MARRIED Nicely furnished house available. Grads: j FoTsale )|^l SAMPLES Close-out Sale 190cm FISHER C-4 skiis. Look ( lost & Found ][^| i Peanuts Personal Dookkeeping accounts. Part-time. Approximately 10 hours per week, Summer 1975, summer 1976. REALISTIC TURNTABLE and 2 Nevada bindings, season old. Ladies apparel - 70% OFF! Bvenings or weekends. 676-2031. $240/month. 332-2962. 10-5-6 speakers. $50 or best offer. $150, negotiable. 355-7027. 3-4-25 LOST SOMETHING Valuable? DAVER, HAPPY 20th Birthday, All new French Designer Clothes 5-4-24 Spartan Corn 351-2506, Roger. E-5-4-25 Call Elaine at 355-8255 to place with lover from your Littol Darling. will sponsor a FEMALE, OWN room. Three C0UHTRYSIDE REMINGTON PORTABLE electric Ibst ad. P-5-30 1-4-23 bedroom house. Summer or BICYCLE CLOSE OUT SALE. typewriter-practically new, excel¬ your sfiEL, [Transportation presentation On fl vegetable gardenin earlier. Option for fall. VILLAGE lent condition. $150. Call Chris, nished. days. Close. $66. 482-8227 nights. Fur¬ 355-5210 Vicki. French built light weight touring bikes, 10 speed, ladies 3 speed. 4600 Britton Rd. 353-2227. 3-4-25 LOST: STAINLESS Thermos, quart size. C105 Wells Men's I.M. Call 394-1583. [ Real Estate |[ie] NEED A ride to or riders? Call Elaine place your transportation ad. night in 206 HortL Vegetable seeds wl Save on top quality handmade Perry.l5milesfrom MSU FRAMES: OLD or NEW - 4 bedroom year 'round 355-8255. P-5-30 afterwards. For fuL 3-4-25 bikes. 645-2127. C-5-4-25 off M78 625-3111 cracked or 3-4-23 broken? Replacements at low home and small cottage at Higgins tion, call Bob Rial SUMMER-TWO spacious dou¬ GOOD SELECTION of car tape jDPENg cost-OPTICAL DISCOUNT. 2615 East FOUND: BLACK female short hair Lake. Completely furnished. House 1 Zi blocks from lake. j Wanted ](®| Married students couples. Am | bles, $65 plus utilities. Close to decks, hundreds of 8 track and Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. cat. Short tail. Evergreen/ C-5-4-25 $25,000 or best offer. 372-9371. group has begun ill campus. 351-1253. 3-4-25 cassette tapes. Mag wheels, and Oakhill area. 351-4942. C-3-4-23 IF THERE'S 53 USED SEWING machines. . 5-4-28 something you're tries, 1118 S. H tires, many sets of golf clubs, lots $12.50 / up. looking for, want to trade or swap Zig-Zags, and Lost: noon -1 p.m. T... COUPLE WANTED for summer, Glasses, red of spring sporting and camping case, wire [_ Recreation |jd]i call Elaine at 355-8255, to place - fall, co-op style nice house, close. straight stitchers, portables and frames. Please call 332-8915 lunch, drinks provk goods, quality stereo components cabinet models, singers. Whites , your Classified Ad! P-5-30 Revs. Diane T Call 351-3848. 3-4-25 and great selection of LP's, in very Kenmores. 2-4^24 EUROPE CHARTERS, Toronto to good shape. We have a stereo models Many makes and choose^ from. nm Upto$*>°- "1 LOST: MEN'S SILVER wire- London, Amsterdam from 339, WANTED: DEAD OR Powers. to dying WOMAN, OWN room, comfor¬ table, friendly, in large Okemos and television service center for any of your electronic repair ELECTRO - GRAND 804 East § HV^^edbytW 1 framed glasses. Hall. Call 355-0910. 5-4-29 Near McDonel Youth Fairs, rail passes. TRAVEL BY HARRINGTON, 351-8800. Volkswagen Bugs. You call, haul. 393-2872. 5-4-28 we Radio and Telffl house. Co-ed, $50/month. 349- Michigan. Hours Monday - Friday, \ Come to the Mf" needs. Come on down to DICKER C-5-4-25 9-5 pm. Saturday 9-noon. Bank- 1855. 1-4-23 & DEAL, 1701 South Cedar. LOST: GRAY and white fuzzy REMOVE BEER STAINS with a meeting at 8:301| I^Sr; card and MasterCharge honored. Union. 487-3886. C-5-4-25 female cat, Grove street solution of soapy water. jj«^J Just area. SUBLET SUMMER; three person 5-4-25 351-8865. 3-4-25 Service sponge away stain if item is house; five blocks campus; rent "bhur the aloha unwashable. If stain is stubborn, BANG AND Olufsen 400p four FOR THE Bbb r Service on Stereo negotiable; 332-6911 evenings. FINAL CLOSING LOST: IRISH Setter puppy. add a little ammonia. Have an 5-4-25 SALE ALL MERCHANDISE speaker ambiance system, one year old, 351-9126. B-3-4-23 'tsssr» Reward $50. Missing April 21 from 16944 Marsh Road. Answers Equipment see the STEREO SHOPPE, 555 East Grand River. extra with a refrigerator Classified Ad. or stove? Sell it C-4-30 ONE BEDROOM and efficiency, IgySffi AND FIXTURES ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA, to "Salie." Please call 339-3235. one block from campus, furnished 12 month lease, 6-7 pm Monday - X^rBELOW COST PRICES! dictionary, atlas, bible, 1974 PHOTOGRAPHY - ALL varieties, CALCULATOR TEXAS Instru¬ 255 Ann 351-1911 edition. Hasn't been used. $400. finest quality, resonably priced. ment, model It SR10, in good Friday, 351-1177 351-6088. FOUND: SILVER - Gold trim condition. Phone 676-5543. 3-4-25 or 5-4-25 Velocipede Parker Pen. BOYNTON PHOTOGRAPHY. 5-4-25 MARTIN GUITAR D35. $700 new Peddler Engraved T.C.CH.L. $400 or best offer. Must sell. ' International Building. 482-5712. C-4-30 541 E.Grand RiveP'351-7240 Identify. NEEDED FOR visiting professor. 349-0638. 4-4-25 NIKON FTn photomic with F36 645-2278. C-3-4-25 3-4 bedroom furnished house for motordrive. $475. 80-240mm B - B LANDSCAPING summer. Starting June 15th. macro-zoom. $250. 20mm Nikkor STEREO AMP and tuner. 14 FOUND: MALE Gold class SPRING SPECIAL WHIRLPOOL GAS dryer, Magic- ring Close to MSU. Call Julie Perkins, & $225. 135mm Nikkor $200. watts RMF. Excellent condition. near Yakely Hall. Call 489-8660. A free applicator of fertilizer and 355-9671. 3-4-25- Ellipsis, the po Chef gas stove. Both for $45. Call 43-86mm Nikkor zoom $200. $50. 393-8299 after 9:30 pm. 20% Discount on either a lawn < 339-9235. E-5-4-24 C-3-4-25 cussion show, cani 351-6326. 4-4-25 E-5-4-23 dethatch or power rake with our E p.m. Thursday III I summer lawn maintenance service Classified Ads... the place where 2 I FOUND: WHITE puppy with 487-6730 buyer meets seller. Try one today, State Network. WJ markings, in front of MSU Library. a W U a a NOW LEA Call 355-7148. C-3-4-25 10-5-5 call 355-8255. There will be a > Wildlife Club meet" u. 3 : I i SUMMER & FALL LOST: BLACK dog, !4 Labrador, EDIJING, PROOFREADING, MEDICAL STUDENTS would like in 223 Natural Stan Lievense «■ brown collar, male, 6 months. experienced. Dissertations, theses C * to rent 2 or 3 bedroom house, Close to Campus "Spectrum Fishing. ■ h O I * Phone 484-0476 book and article manuscripts. furnished. June, 1975-June 1976. 12 O § "O J I I Air Conditioned *AII Appliances Reward. 4-4-24 Anne Cauley, 337-1591. 3-4-23 353-3556. 5-4-29 (morelWHoJ §Q § I including dishwasher CN 0> E I 'Luxurious Furnishings N z Jh (A <{ si i* i o ■ I *Shag Carpeting * On-Site Management 'Private Balconies "SWIMMING POOL FREE RIDE to see our model apt eirn O S]50 SUMMER 1 - 3 PERSONS Catch the big blue Campus Hill Bus to check out tHCFALL PER PERS0N-3 OCCUPANTS III! i /uSPECIAL 2-MAN RATES our two bedroom furnished apts. Catch the Bus at the corner of Shaw Lane and Farm Lane by the Post Office. The Bus •5 5 E I leaves campus at 9:05,10:15,11:25,12:35,1:45, 2:55 and 4:05. Bus will return < i»H in • you to campus 50 minutes later. 9 our mo lease where you I 28 I get any available apt. for tUesummer for $140/mo. and also get $90 discount on Fall Rates. We also have special 3 mo. Summer rates & 9 mo. Fall leases. LEASING CENTER OPEN Mon.-Fri. 1-6 Sat 11 am-2 PHONE 351-7212 731 BURCHAM DRIVE, EAST LANSING. 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FRANK & ERNEST 351-1200 The World Sponsored by: Turns (23) Feeling Good David Frost host this special. Now Appearing: (NBC) Lucas Tanner by Bob Thaves Josh White & Mirabai Nuts XT'* UMlCAMMV! THE CLOUDS ARE OPENIN6, IT'5 RAININ6, IT'S RAININ6, MOW THEY'VE ANO THE RAIN IS FALLING... IT'S RAININ6! CoT a traffic • SlCilAL THAT I KNOWS WHAT I'M THIMKIN6! * 1 4Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Serious crimes by women surging By DOLORES BARCLAY some women about their roles in society and gave still others the arid only 15.3 per cent for men. Female arrests for fraod and Associated Press Writer opportunity to be in places and positions they never before had embezzlement increased 281.3 per cent, while male arrests American females are committing more murders, armed been. climbed 49.6 per cent for the same offenses. robberies, assaults and burglaries today than ever before. They "You got to face the fact that women have come into their own in Many of the so-called white collar crimes, as well as the more are being arrested at a rate that is increasing proportionately the last couple of years. When you become more visible, you're out serious felonies, also are associated with the current recession, the faster than the rate for men, FBI figures show. in the world and you're holding down more jobs, you're exposed to crime experts said. Women, like men, steal to feed children, From 1960 to 73, the number of women arrested for serious crimes — homicides, robberies, auto thefts, assaults — increased more kinds of things and you can do more visible kinds of crimes, said Dr. Ruth Glick, director of the National Study of Women's balance family budgets, buy clothing and to support themselves. Deborah E White. 23. an inmate at the New York City CIGARETTES 277.9 per cent, the FBI's Crime Index shows. Male arrests far the Correctional Programs, a Berkeley. Calif., project involving 13 Correctional Institution for Women at Riker's Island, has been same offenses went up 87.9 per cent. states. convicted of shoplifting and bail jumping. Why did she steal? 2 PK. The toal number of crimes committed by females is still far less than those by males. There were 178,967 serious crimes committed One inmate said she decided to back up a truck to a department store exit and load stolen merchandise, instead of merely shop "I was in college, but there was no assistance available. So I was more or less stealing to obtain books," she said. n by women versus 768,743 by men in 1973. Bui the upsurge in lifting a few items. The entrance of women into employment areas "The most prevalent crime today is robbery with a weapon," female crime has prompted experts across the nation to take a such as truck driving, construction work, engineering and oaid Essie Murph, superintendent of the Riker's facility. 10% OFF ON ALL closer look at the female offender They say they want to discover why participating in serious and managerial and executive positions has placed some of them in situations conducive to committing crimes other than shoplifting Over 7,000 women were.arrested in 1973 on weapons charges, an increase from slightly more than 1,700 in 1960, an FBI survey KODATFI so many women are so many PROCESSING violent crimes. The recession and the stresses generated by it have played key and prostitution, two offenses traditionally associated with said. "It's becoming more in vogue today to be more aggressive, more DEVELOPIN roles but the women's movement is another major influence, the For example, during 1960 to '73, according to the FBI survey, liberated," said a 26-year-old inmate at the Bedford Hills experts say. They say the movement changed the attitudes of forgery and counterfeiting arrests rose 116.8 per cent for women Correctional Facility in upstate New York, serving a 20-year-to-life sentence for homicide. Dr. Leor; Salzman. professor of clinical psychiatry, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, and deputy director of the Bronx ALL SINGLE LP's Croup seeks to merge Psychiatric Center, both New York, said: "Women have been much more daring than men. Women tend to use more deadly weapons because they don't have the muscle. The gun is easy to handle and doesn't require strength, like a knife does.'' Some say the upsurge will continue because of the high rate of INCLUDING RECENT RELEA criminal repeaters. Inmates complain they* are not prepared to »99 CATA, campus bus lines re enter society, since they are not not trained in employable skills. taught to be self-reliant and are Right now. we're like robots. I scrub floors." one Bedford Hills inmate said. $3' EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! After 25 years, you're not going to be able to go out there and By Joe Kirby and MSU systems should be and MSU about integrating the or an add-on to the state motor State News Staff Writer bus systems, but there has vehicle registration fees for the resume your profession. I'll be 50 years old. Who's going to hire a brought together in a single 50-year-old unskilled former con?" another inmate said. Though completed plans are system run by CATA by 1980. been some general discussion district. still a few years in the future, Paul Nilsson, director of about it going on in meetings. The committee report also ULTRA BRITE MSU may be on its way out of MSU automotive and utility Nilsson said he was not sure examines the idea of peripheral TOOTHPASTE the bus business. services, said that MSU has if another system would con¬ parking but recommends that it limit 1 The East Lansing Mass Tran¬ sit Committee has drawn up a proposed public transportation considered getting out of the bus business but has formulat¬ ed no plans. tinue using the term bus passes on campus but he added that the University would make not be expanded. The peripheral parking con¬ cept involves building parking Student 9 OZ. rea 99* 7TC |coupon| Expire. April 27,1975 Eo.tLon.ing Store Only 64 policy plan for the city which "If some agency wants to sure the students were looked lots outside of the East Lansing ALLERGAN includes the integration of the operate bus system and after. activity center, the downtown ticket our MSU and Capital Area Trans¬ exhibits the desire as well as "We won't throw the stu¬ area and setting up a bus to CLEAN N-SOAK portation Authority (CATA) the capacity, MSU would be dents to the wolves," Nilsson shuttle service to bring commu¬ bus services. willing to get out of the bus said. ters into the city. After examining a number of business," Nilsson said. The first step in integrating The report states that the tort Laming Store Only alternatives, the committee re¬ Nilsson said there has been the systems according to the system would be inconvenient Anybody want a free, one-way ticket to Paris? port concludes that the CATA no official talk between CATA committee report, would be the for people and so it would not Well, if you do, you better pack, get 2 smallpox shots and pick up rerouting of the CATA South be used. Also, the lots might your passport soon because this Toronto to Paris plane ticket is Harrison Road line through just shift congestion problems only good until Sunday. ALCOHOL aspirin Gays seek legal counsel campus connecting to down¬ rather than solve them. Jeff Norris, senior. 403 Ann St., couldn't sell the ticket, so he town East Lansing. The report Charles Downs, chairman of decided to give it away. states that this should be done the mass transit committee, I put an ad in the State News for one 16 oz. day offering the ticket for 100's (continued from page 1) "The gays were trying to cause a turmoil, kissing longer and by September 1975. According to the plan, a said the committee will hold a public meeting at 7:30 p m. $140. But nobody called,'' Norris said. He bought a two-way ticket to Paris last year and flew back here reg. 49* 29< reg. 39* second route would run Monday in 206 City Hall. 10 get money to buy a Land Rover. He was then going back to longer between songs. I don't care what they do in here so long as through campus by early 1976 Downs said he hopes some there isn't a fight." Europe withljt, but he couldn't get the financing. and CATA would try to esta¬ citizens show up and give the Norris thought about refunding the ticket, but he would have to In response to the GLM member's claim that the bouncers were blish its own tax base by 1977. committee some reaction to the go to Windsor, Ontario, to do it and he would onl^ get $5 for it part of the group that harassed them, Van Howe said, "My J & J The tax base would give CATA plan. He said the plan still has anyway. He also tried to get an extension on the ticket, but Air floormen get tense. They may not have acted in the best interest of the gays, but they acted in the best interest of Dooley's." a firm financial standing, allow¬ some wrinkles which need to be Canada said no, since the ticket is almost a year old. COTTON BALLS BABY LOTIO Van Howe offered to refund the GLM members' cover charge, ing them to handle the entire ironed out but that this would So now it is up for grabs. system. be done after citizens ex¬ Anybody interested in the free ticket can call Norris at 332-2575 but they refused. It still has not been deter¬ pressed their opinions. for details. 260's 9 oz. After the GLM members left Dooley's they were followed to Beggar's Banquet by a group of Dooley's patrons. They mined how CATA will raise tax revenue but it has been sug¬ reg. 89* 63" reg. 2.00 surrounded a car of {jays and threatened to kill them if they returned to Dooley's, Boblett said. gested that they rely on a Save! Thurs. and Fri. April 24-25. Expires April 27,1975 At Beggar's Banquet one man threw a traffic barrier at the gays special property tax mUlage. inn Lon.ing Store Only The tax base would be an and inside one man threw a table at them, he added. The bartender at Beggar's Banquet said there were four drunk important consideration for BRECK Banana MSU approval of the plan since men who assaulted the gays inside the restaurant. The men tore a the University wants to insure BABY SHAMPOO phone book off the wall and threw it at the gays and one GLM that CATA is capable of member threw a glass back at them, he said. The East Lansing Police were called to both Dooley's and operating the system without a 3Vl OZ. |coupon| deficit. Beggar's Banquet but no arrests were made. Two other reg. 89* The GLM members and Ferency discussed several options for funding alterna tives are being looked at in a action, including writing formal letters of complaint to Dooley's, State Public Transportation the East Lansing P-'ice Dept. and the East Lansing City Council. Financing study which is still PLAYTEX ULTRA SHE! They may also file a formal complaint with the East Lansing Human Relations Commission which hears complaints of incomplete. 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