1WI „„vrni/n., 1975 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 Coverup suspected in 1969 sub collision NEW YORK (AP) - A commander of a The "Times" quoted a Navy spokesman were unable to provide any evidence" that U.S. submarine that collided with a Russian as saying appropriate government officials details of the collision had been, "fully submarine in Soviet waters was ordered to had been informed of the collision. provided to appropriate members of the prepare a falsified report about the incident However, the newspaper added, "dozens of National Security Council and the State in addition to a truthful one, the New York interviews with intelligence officials . . . Dept." Times said in its Sunday edition. Attributing its account to crew members, the newspaper said the collision took place while the U.S.S. Gato was on a reconnais¬ sance mission in 1969. It said the Navy's Atlantic Fleet com¬ Prisoners mand in Norfolk, Va., later ordered the skipper, Lawrence Burkhardt III, to pre¬ pare two reports of the incident. One report was to be accurate, but the other was to say that the Gato had broken off her patrol two days before the incident because of a broken propellor. by Navy to kill, lieutenant One crew member was reported as saying the order to falsify reports origina¬ ted in a section of submarine headquarters in Norfolk known as Office M - 34 or the "spook shack." LONDON (AP) — The London Sunday trained either at the Naples He was quoted as saying the six copies of laboratory times quoted a U.S. Navy psychologist as where he works or at the Navy's the accurate report were to be hand - neuropsy¬ I The nuclear submarine, U.S.S. Gato, is shown collided with i delivered to the submarine headquarters of saying the U.S. Navy has taken convicted chiatry laboratory in San Diego, Calif. I during its official launching in Grot on, Conn, on waters in 1969, was ordered to prepare a Atlantic Fleet, while 25 copies of the murderers from military prisons, trained Gruesome films of bloody incidents such them as political assassins and placed them as the circumcision of an African ■ May 14, 1964. According to the New York falsified report about the incident in addition to falsified report were sent to the M - 34 youth are in American embassies around the world. shown trainees to rid them of qualms about I Times the commander of the vessel, which a truthful report. office. The newspaper quoted Lt. Cmdr. Thomas killing. Narut, a psychologist at the U.S. naval (continued on page 10) hospital in Naples, Italy, as saying the navy had trained murderers more than once and 'arking eyed in married housing that his busiest training period was at the time of the 1973 Middle East war. In Washington, a U.S. Navy spokesman Turks deny told the Associated Press, "The Navy ■Plans By BRUCE RAY WALKER State News Staff Writer - housing, said that some areas have been surveyed by Campus Parks and Planning fall. But many of the married students in the Laundromat One in Spartan Village and behind 1409 Spartan Village. She said she categorically denies that it is or has been engaged in psychological or any other type of training of personnel as assassins. No Cyprus visit are being formulated by the as potential parking lot sites, but that at villages, and particularly the officers of had been informed that these three such training has taken place ..." Tarried Housing Office and Campus Parks areas By ASSOCIATED PRESS this time there are no immediate plans to the Married Students Union, could contain about 100 spaces Id Planning to convert some play areas are not which Sunday Times reporter Peter Watson A United States congressman said he was construct the lots. happy about the possibility of their would cost about $900 a space. said he obtained the details from Narut insulted and turned back at gunpoint by I married housing into parking lots to He said his office is studying the children's play areas being turned into Roetman admitted that these were after a talk Narut gave last week in Oslo, Turkish troops when he sought permission Indie the possible influx of single situation to see if the lots will be needed parking lots for single students they do three of the areas under consideration, Norway, at a NATO - sponsored conference over the weekend to visit the Turkish-oc¬ Judents in the fall. to handle overflow single studejits who not want in married housing in the first but said no plans had been finalized. He of 120 psychological researchers. cupied part of Cyprus. ■John Roetman, of married manager may be assigned to married housing this place. said that the spaces would only cost from The paper said Narut had not been at his "I don't like to look down a machine gun Kris Guthrie, secretary of the Married home or laboratory in Naples since last and I don't like to be insulted by a $400 to $700, though. Students Union, said that they feel there week's conference and Pentagon officials government that is supposed to be friendly "First they were going to call it parking is no need for increased parking in said he not due back until toward us," declared Rep. Edward P. for single students, but then Mr. Roetman was Monday. married housing and are sure that the In his talk, Narut said he taught combat Beard, D-R.I. told us if anyone came snooping around University is just planning to put in the we were to call it married housing readiness units to cope with the stress of A Turkish Cypriot spokesman said he had lots because they want to ship a lot of killing, the newspaper said. not been aware of Beard's desire to visit the overflow. We don't need any more single students to married housing in the parking space," Guthrie said. "When pressed afterwards as to what Turkish region and accused the congress¬ fall. was meant by combat readiness units, he man of "resorting to Roetman said, though, that studies they provocative actions at "There are already 1.3 parking spaces explained this included men for commando - the Turkish checkpoint as part of a had done showed that some areas were per apartment and plenty of parking space type operations and for insertion into U.S. premeditated and preplanned propaganda in the overflow lot overcrowded in married housing and that (Lot F)," Guthrie said. embassies under cover, ready to kill in "The University is just trying to coverup the spaces were needed to clear out this those countries should the need arise," the Meanwhile, a Greek gunboat ordered an the mistake they made in converting Fee overcrowding. newspaper said. "Dr. Narut used the words American vessel hired to conduct oil surveys and Akers to medical facilities and now He said that his office will not have final 'hit men' and 'assassin' of these men." for Turkey out of Greek territorial waters, they're trying to push all the students say on whether the lots go in, but that "Dr. Narut also added that U.S. naval the government announced Sunday. they don't have room for to married Campus Parks and Planning and the office psychologists specially selected men for The Greek government protested the housing." of the vice president of finance will make these commando tasks from submarine incident to Turkey and Turkey said the Guthrie found out that among the the final decisions on whether enough crews, paratroops and said that some were violation of territorial waters had taken spaces considered for lots were the play single students will be living in married convicted prisoners from military prisons," place by mistake, the announcement said. areas at the corner of Middlevaille and housing in the fall to warrant increased the paper reported. The incident took place last Monday while Crescent Road in Spartan Village, next to parking space. It quoted Narut as saying that men are (continued on page 10) Cockroaches race By BRUCE RAY WALKER A measurement will then be taken to State News Staff Writer determine which cockroach ran the far¬ Death waits at the finish line for all the thest before being swatted out of contestants in MSU's sporting event of existence. the year as the Married Students Union Separate races will be held in the three hold the First Married Housing Cockroach different married housing villages, and Race this Friday. since the rules make a runoff impossible, The race is being used to focus the best time in the three villages will continued attention on the poor conditions determine the winner of the "Gold in married housing. Cockroach Trophy" that goes to the The race will pit cockroach against winner. cockroach in a race to the death that will Wetmore said they are holding the eventually place a crown, posthumously, three races in the separate villages on the largest and fastest cockroach because they don't want to bring the best residing in married housing. cockroaches from the villages together Students living in married housing say where they could mingle. there will be no problem rounding up "We don't want to breed any monster competitors because, they say, the little cockroach," Wetmore said. brown beasts infest the apartments, She said other categories are being impervious to any demands to leave. considered for people to compete in but "Spartan Village is doubly blessed they have not been decided on yet. A because we have two species of cock¬ cockroach collecting race and a cockroach roaches," Married Students Union presi¬ look-a-like contest are two of the possibili¬ dent Margery Wetmore said. ties. Wetmore said the rules for the race are Wetmore said one main reason the race quite simple. is Each person being held is to give the students in wishing to sponsor a married housing an activity at which they cockroach in the competition has only to could all meet and participate, but said capture one of the little buggers and put another aim of the competition is to point him in training for Friday's race. out once again that the University needs "There has been sadness in some homes to upgrade the conditions in married because they don't have cockroaches." Wetmore said, "they can borrow one from housing. their neighbors." She hopes that the race will keep alive When the green flag is dropped Friday, their demands that some of their problems the hopefuls will set their cockroaches be rectified. The board of trustees down in a central spot in a large drawn meeting at which rent increases for ■ —f innocent curves, those Gibbs, who rode circle and let them go. married housing will be voted on is two lhUbt e and smooth lines of the 7-and-under A timekeeper will then start a stop weeks away. |y°uth, . that *»««< aura of energetic bike decoration contest, held watch and when a certain amount of Asked if any University officials would childishness. Gosh, what a bike! during East Lansing's Bike Day seconds go by the signal will be given for be invited to compete, Wetmore said, ® proud owner of this each person to take a flyswatter and "The University considers us off-campus magnifi- July -*• vu wisp of a mustache, that still you just have to try and be has a few flecks of black in it, decent. To be fair." ews, rea«< curls under his nose and his vho woni blue eyes are clear behind his to take »°k at him my |J bifocals. "You've got to keep busy," Rules he declares. "I've seen too evel, they J was Mary ^ many people who retire with nothing and then just wait stone around to die." Young retired 19 years ago, aws" have hi years of ft but his life has remained full. He is a self-taught painter, questioned id h< sculptor and woodworker and MACKINAC ISLAND (UPI) BS into one'J still manages to find time for a A controversy shook the ihadowing fgl — little hunting and fishing on ancient and honorable art of the side. Young's creative abilities stone skipping Sunday, almost are readily evident to those obscuring a record performance who live near, or pass by, his by this year's king. If a stone breaks as it home at 342 M.A.C. Ave. A bounces across the water, series of hand-crafted, hand- YOUNG should judges count the half painted windmills are among that skips farthest? Or should his more recent projects. Each windmill is anchored they count both halves and add the total skips? by an oil-painting landscape Organizers of the seventh 5 mph and a lifelike wooden figurine annual world stone skipping that moves when the propeller turns. One is of a man sawing championship said judges will take up the matter as a result of wood. Another, popular with a protest filed after Saturday's neighborhood children, is a event. ; auses m carousel where the figures move up and down as well as Walter Klope, the greatest in circles. SN photos/Tim Telechowski stone skipper of all times could¬ n't care less. With a 75 - pound "I made them all last win¬ Some of John Young's more humorous work are The 84-year-old self-taught artist has a houseful I MADISON, Wis. (UPI) Confusion over the Wisconsin speed rock in his luggage and a — ter," he said. "I'd seen these sculptures of Young, in center, and his of his creations ranging from Imit prompted Gov. Patrick J. Lucey Wednesday to declare a windmills before but I thought sculptures to promise of one pound of butter ■ate of emergency for the July 4th weekend. they could be made better." fishing buddies which he did a few years back. paintings that hang on his walls. pecan fudge mailed to him every week for a year, he I The speed limit in Wisconsin starting Thursday was once again Inside the home where he his favorite subjects and the of the largest that hangs on a lead poisoning and couldn't eight feet high." already has left the island. [5 miles per hour, but it was 65 mph earlier last week. Declaring and his wife Maude, have lived paintings he's done of the wall in the living room. work — when they asked him to Young came to Lansing after He captured the title by In emergency, Lucey called for "strict, no nonsense enforcement" for the past 38 years are President suggest portraitures "That was what I did when I recommend If the limit and other state traffic laws over the holiday. somebody, he the advertising company sold hurling a thin, flat, grey lime¬ since the lq further examples of Young's are his strong point. chose me," Young said. I Confusion resulted when state law setting the 55 mph limit was a boy," he recalls. its interest and he was asked to stone that skipped 24 times of them e# talent and energy. He went to Grand Rapids and The painting is of a young do piece work. The idea did not before sinking into the waters lerwise op, ■xpired because the state Senate failed to act on a measure On one wall hangs a pair of "People tell me I should do man and a team of oxen, worked for the Grand Rapids appeal to him and, after his wife of the Strait. It erased a 1957 Were thereJ lenewing the limit. The lower speed limit had been enacted by the portraits, but I like landscapes pulling pencil sketches he made in Advertising Co. for 12 years. got a job in Lansing, he came record of 21 skips set by Carl ■973 legislature on a temporary basis. better," he says. logs through the snow. ligations in J 1934. On a hall table are Weinoldt of Copenhagen, a ■ Lucey told the state patrol Monday to enforce the 55 mph limit, 0, of course J painted busts, similar in style Young rarely sells his work. "I was raised on a farm in Detroit water all along, tlii But Atty. Gen. Bronson La Toilette said motorists could legally to those of the clay figures of He has taken some paintings Allegan County and in the getting cleaner retired Danish civil servant. The broken stone bruhaha this country I ■rive the old limit of 65 mph. Chaplin and Fields. Through a to a couple of art fairs but he winter my father would do DETROIT (UPI) - A feder¬ concentrated primarily on came up when one of the nearly id the threill ■ The Senate voted 21-11 Tuesday to reinstate the limit, and the Viewmaster, visitors can see say's it is too much work; ■ some lumbering. I was the al study shows that pollution chfemical pollutants, Schenk 500 ■ill was quickly signed by Lucey. The law was published the busts Young did of himself runners - up, Glenn Loy Jr. tructure 0(1 "If somebody looks at a Sivtfm'per'— I had to go into thfe control effects have resulted said other data indicated bac¬ of Grand Blanc, Mich., protest¬ ional media J ■Wednesday and took effect at 12:01 a.m. Thursday. and his fishing buddies up woods with the team and pull, in substantially cleaner water terial count painting and wants to buy it, — the most impor¬ ed that one of his stones broke is structure,) J Lucey said Wednesday all weekend leaves for state patrol north a few years back. all right, but mostly I just like or snake, the logs out." in the St. Clair and Detroit tant factor relating to human in two on its first impact. He Iffieers had been canceled. He also said the National Guard had Much of his work is kept •age from tW to show them. Very few Young was about 18 or 19 Rivers. contact with river water — said judges should have coun¬ it of others.! lieen directed to assist the patrol in traffic control. stacked in the hallway and people know I've done all then, and soon after he went to Despite the fact the study has also declined. ted the skips of both halves. e sure that J readers of l| DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN The Isley Brothers €F)CTN,WIMD£)flfi€ THATS The Heat Is On SOUL THE WAY OF THE WORLD Featuring: FightThe Power including-. including: Shining Star/Yeamin'Learnin/SeeTbe Light FightThe Power Hope You Feel Better Love Happy Feelin'/Africano Sensuality'Make Me Say It Again Girl PROGRAM DIRECTORS. For The Love Of You I Bookstores, banks, insurance companies, art I school supply stores,night schools.THE DEADLINE THE HISTORY and ACADEMIC SECTION FOR THE i JAZZ I EDITION OF STATE NEWS WELCOME WEEK IS FRI JULY MFSB THE O'JAYS y provision® 111 at NOON! 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Our staff has been adjust m draws scouts Sunday, trained to next day." camp, but everything 9 predominantly adjust to this, and Schlichting said the inner smoothly in That's an from the Chicago area. recent ye&^l example of a new, more basic direction the Boy Instead of the former em¬ State may pay Scout Assn. is taking at a phasis on merit badges and sprawling 12,000 acre achievements, Owasippe lets camp college tuition - near Blue Lake, where 8,600 the 11 to 14 scouts will visit this summer. - year - old scouts LANSING (UPI) - The About 1,000 scouts invade State Board of Education has the Owasippe Reservation each endorsed legislation to provide week, 30 per cent of them from "The type of boy coming here Chicago's inner city slums. has never Michigan residents with free seen a turtle in a lake. He's never seen a college tuition for the first two "We used to teach the kids frog in years at state supported insti¬ how to treat snake bites." said a pond," said Dave Schlichting, the camp's asst. tutions. reservation camp director Edward Black. director. The measure, sponsored by "Now we've added rats to the Rep. Jackie Vaughn III, D - list because that is what "Instead of nature hikes, we Detroit, would cost the state an of our boys have to deal with.' many take them on long walks estimated $115 million a year through the woods and point based on current enrollments out interesting animals, he Owasippe is the oldest Boy and tuition rates. Scout camp in the nation. The added. In another vote property was donated by a Wednesday, the state board said it would Schlichting said the boys support another bill calling for tend to be "tenderfeet" — live in transient they popular election of Interme¬ neighborhoods Hawaiian volcano erupts and sometimes have been members of a Boy Scout only several weeks before they come to Owasippe. troop diate School District Boards if it is amended to insure that a majority of board members could not be residents of the VOLCANO, Hawaii (AP) - north side of the mountain was for several days that "They're not tenderfeet in same local school districts. Mother Nature celebrated the pooling into the sea on the southwest headed towards a vast lava could overflow and send lava side of the island. Prior to that July Fourth weekend with her wasteland in the saddle area towards Hilo, a city of 35,000 own fireworks as Mauna Loa it had erupted on an between Mauna Loa and the average of located on the eastern coast of volcano ended a 25-year every three years during re¬ sleep island's tallest mountain, the island, with a spectacular eruption. Mauna Kea. Tilling said. corded history, the U.S. Geolo¬ A major lava flow continued The steadily moving lava, Scientists determined sever¬ gical Survey said. to pour down the northern al months ago that with one front 1,000 feet across Mauna Loa, Most of the recent volcanic flank of the 13,680-foot summit the second highest and another 200 feet across, peak on the activity in Hawaii has been in Sunday, according to scientists probably will pool between the island, was swelling with in¬ the Kilauea volcano on the making aerial observations. It mountains, said Dr. Robert creased internal pressures. southeast slope of Mauna Loa posed no immediate threat to Tilling, scientist in charge of When it last erupted in 1950, where the latest eruption oc¬ populated areas on Hawaii is¬ the U.S. Geological Survey's curred last December. Mauna Loa put on a lands. volcano observatory here. How¬ 23-day An earlier flow on the south¬ display of fountaining, sending ever, if the activity continues 600 million cubic yards of lava east side of the summit halted about six hours after the erup¬ tion began. The lava flowing down the JMC BICENTENNIAL Julie Harris MISSISSIPPI RIVER PROJECT Peter Kastner E. 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Starring LIVULLMANN (PC) n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 7, 1975 7 SHAKESPEARE A ST Summer theater intimate, free By DAVE STERN blems the show went smoothly ed with other action on stage. there were occasional moments As Grumio, Paul Prappas State News Reviewer opening night and grew strong John Schmedes' Petruchio when could have wished one presented a contrast to Tranio's Summer is traditionally the er before each of the four was also rather stylized, but to him slightly less flamboyant. character. A victim of his time for theater festivals. For capacity crowds that it played a happy end. The strength of The rapport that Schmedes circumstances where Tranio the past six summers the before through July 5. If there his occasional calm moments, achieved with the audience would be master, bumbling and Theater Dept. has beguiled was any fault at all to be found and his interactions with Kate because of this, though, sup¬ dense where Tranio is East Lansing residents with it in the cunning, production, it was in the and his servant Grumio bal¬ plied much of the momentum of the two become a comic coun¬ own Summer Circle Free Festi¬ somewhat haphazard direction. anced his performance, though the performance. terpoint though they never val, made all the more attrac¬ The show occasionally suffered have a scene together. Prap¬ tive by its lack of an admission from disagreement in perfor¬ pas' acrobatic and clowning charge. While the festival faces cer¬ tain restrictions in working mance styles between actors. Amidst the many fine perfor¬ mances, that of Bill Hutson as Rock star skills were also a strong force in keeping the production moving. His stage presence as well as outdoors, there are advantages Tranio stands out. As the sly strong characterization made in equal proportion. Space is limited, both for the players servant to. Lucentio, through his cleverness assists who enroute to others good. as well as himself look and the audience, and set, his own cause as well as his One of the common problems costume and lighting design master's affairs of the heart, FORDYCE, Ark. (AP) - Stones on their summer tour of in doing must be Hutson created a warm, human Shakespeare at the simple and inexpen¬ British rock guitarist Keith North America. Wood and college level is a weakness in sive. character. His facility with Richard of the Rolling Stones Callaghan were not arrested. the minor roles. While this was These seeming restrictions Shakespearean dialogue show¬ was free on $162 bond Sunday Bill Carter, a Little Rock in evidence opening night, by actually function as an advan¬ ed that Shakespeare need not after being charged with reck¬ attorney representing the rock later in the week such perfor¬ tage, though. The intimacy be something inaccessibleto the less driving and illegal posses¬ group, said Richard and Sessler mances as Earl Fisher's Hor- between actors and audience in general public, and that, if it is, sion of a knife, police said. were not jailed. He said they tensio and David Oswald's Gre- Kresge courtyard is something it is the fault of neither Shakes¬ A friend traveling with him, posted bond after a seven and mio had come up to the level of not to be exchanged for the peare nor the public. Fred A. Sessler, was charged one-half hour meeting in the the leads, making this strong most extravagant of effects Like Hutson, Brenda Nicker- with illegal possession of a office of Police Chief Bill Gober production an auspicious open¬ offered by the proscenium arch. son's performance as Kate, the drug. Police did not say what that included several city offi¬ ing for the sixth Summer Circle The simplified production style shrew, was strong because she the drug was and released cials. Free Festival. aids all involved by shifting the portrayed a well-rounded char Sessler on $5,000 bond. focus where it should be acter. Kate was a shrew, but Richard was driving — from * upon the players and the per not just a shrew, as is all too Memphis, Tenn., to Dallas, r formance. This simple, but not often the case. Tex., for a concert when he was **4 poor, theater aptly disproves the contention that the combin¬ ation of art and the average man is a mismatch. Shakespeare's "Taming Of In contrast, Michelle Fer- ber's Bianca was a more sty¬ lized but one-sided portrayal. In many of his tragedies, Shakes¬ peare's young women in love stopped Saturday in Fordyce, a town of about 4,000, some 70 miles south of Little Rock and more Dallas. than 200 miles from Tommy)] The Shrew" was both a happy are simple, silly and shallow. Traveling with Richard and choice for this season's July 2 While Ferber's performance Sessler were Richard Wood, _ SN photo/John Martell opening and a pleasing produc¬ presented the interesting possi¬ the newest member of the ■ A scene from Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" which was tion. bility of self-parody on Shakes¬ Stones, and James Callaghan, Though beset by a a I performed by the Summer Circle Free Festival players last weekend. plethora of last minute pro¬ peare's part, it sometimes jarr¬ security guard working for the lanetarium show falters ByDAVESTERN All that is offered, though, are the usual constellations and a State News Reviewer osmic Dimensions," the current Abrams Planetarium group of innoccuous cartoons. To ignore the range of possibilities ■cerns itself with the opus, presented by a medium is to negate your efforts in that medium. development of astrophysical measure- The planetarium audience is the ideally lnt - man's attempts to measure the distances to the satellites, ...... ... prepared audience. favorabie r .... Inets and stars. From ancient times until today man has drawn what he has |)wn about the skies into his daily life. In modern times new thods have given us the abilities to measure more distant ects with greater accuracy. r\ Infortunately, "Cosmic Dimensions," is little more than a onological list of these methods. No time is devoted to (sidenng the need for or effects of these discoveries — the ilications are ignored. fore than any other medium, the planetarium fuses the' dlial "oses of entertainment and instruction. The material mted is almost always informational in nature, yet the :tarium is inherently a place of enormous theatricality, le entering audience confronts a sky of red and the near ■ouette of the monolithic planetarium machine. With the aid of lellently chosen music, the audience is a total captive of this ■astating effect. rm- - —" 1 * ALFRED BRENDEL Lecture- Concert Series presents a special summer concert in Fairchild Theater, Tuesday, July 8 at 8:15pm. "Brendel is the fusion, in awesome equilibrium, of the mind, heart, senses and the central nervous system to a degree approaching human perfection- unrivalled by any living, touring concert artist. Alfred Brendel is one, alone, and incomparable in the world." -from Chicago Today For this special summer concert, J^Foriiierly The Stabjcs?? Mr. Brendel will play music of Beethoven, Berg, Mozart and Schubert ^featuring: Public: $5.00 MSU Students: $3.50 I ) Tickets are available now at the MSU Chess Po Union Building Ticket Office, 8:15-4:30 weekdays. Phone: 355-3361. Pinb all Billiards Foosba Basketball Backgammon Air Ho BORED?? BROKE?? „ MUNCHED OUT?? 351-1200!! all week £*$ from 4P.M 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, h\yA Ashe wins Wimbledon at last WIMBLEDON, England Connors was subdued after ed three flashing service re¬ damages for letter alleged to (UPI) — Arthur Ashe turned - the two hour, four minute turns to break Ashe and take a have been written by Ashe as smash to his He said he friends in ATP w. J the world's top - ranked star match, knowing he had not the set, 7 - 5. •resident of the Assn. president Assn of Tennis H into just another tennis player Professionals (ATP). Saturday as he smothered Jim¬ Clayed e had anywhere showed near in thethe early form Ashe called the win the won On Friday, Billie je.,J her my Connors' power game to rounds. second greatest of his life. sixth Hj win his first Wimbledon singles "I must realize — and "Winning the Davis Cup for my crownwitha6-0 6-iTjH title, 6 -1, 6 -1, 5 - 7. 6 - 4. you country was the greatest and must realize — that every time this and Forest Hills are a joint during it," Ashe said. I go out onto the court I can - time tennis Using a game of subtlety and lose," Connors said. "Ashe second." But there was only a brief handshake between them as career. ^ intelligence, Ashe achieved played as well as I have ever The two men have been the match ended, and no con¬ King said she has m J that which few him others predicted in toppling Connors had seen me to play. It was tough for get into that match. He scrapping over more than the Wimbledon title. Three weeks versation. tP5ea5anceatwimSi She had advanced to tLa from his defending champion's ttwtfsj] didn't give me much to hit at." ago, Connors filed a suit against Ashe raise his fist to the perch. The victory earned the The first set was over in 19 Ashe for $3 million, claiming crowd after he hit the winning new champion $23,000 and gave minutes. Ashe held his service him, along with his World with a large percentage of Championsnip Tennis cham good first serves followed by a pionship crown, two of the which killed most rallies in volley most prized tennis titles in the their tracks. space of two months. He broke Connors in the Ashe took command in the I lie Iih ihIIhaI II,i I iiii Wimbledon singles crown Satur¬ was in the final for the first time day. Ashe upset favored defend¬ after 12 years of playing at & A (1(1^ mn ing champion Jimmy Connors, Wimbledon. winning 6-1, 6-1, 5-7 and 6-4. Entries cepted for are an now being intramural golf ac¬ TUESDAY #•••••« tournament open to students, faculty and staff. Green fees are $3 for students and $3.50 for faculty and staff. Entry deadline is Wednesday and fees should be paid in the Men's IM office. The tournament will be played Saturday. LEVEL HEADED THAI'S The Women's Intramural Dept. is happy to announce that the new sauna, steamroom and shower area in the Women's US!! Intramural months of Building, after remodeling, is now CO-OPTICAL open. has the best in optical care; Not only frames • and lenses, but 0 contacts too! We After 4:00 P.M. 0 fitting both hard 1(10 YOUR BUCK and soft lenses. delivery BUYS MORE AT Stop by Co-optical NEJAC TV RENTALS-"1 soon. We have 600 N. Homer at E. Saginaw 337-1110 a lot to offer you ! near Frandor Shopping Center eye exams by appointment only Call 351-5330 Arctic Orange Shakes at McDonald's East 3d! Lansing's only Co-Op for Optical Needs Brrrr, they're cold! And they're Dr. James Nixon „ triple-thick and frosty and Registered Optometrist refreshingly orange. McDonald's Arctic Orange Shakes. Sip into an Arctic Orange today and regain your cool. They're at McDonald's for a limited time, so hurry! large soft drink in your favorite flavor! Offer good this Thursday and Friday only at participating DAIRY QUEEN* BRAZIER stores. V* *■, Glasses create an image Create your new image this summer at... FREE DRINK COUPON EAST LANSING 1024 E. Grand River 234 W. Grand River Wallace Opticians EAST LANSING MIRY QUEEN ONLY 310 W. Grand River DR. R.C.JONES DR. W.C. JENSEN DR. R.J.SPAGNUOLO at Clippe 107 N.Washington IV21175 OKEMOS (Opposite Sears) ears) 332 332-8628 2040 E. Grand River KKilSII Kl i) OPTOMI'lKISTS (next to E. Lansing Bus Station) We welcome Bank Americard and Mastercharge expires on July 23 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 7, 1975 9 every day is a good day to advertise in the state news classified columns. Apartiwts~][y1 FRANKLY SPEAKING ky Ml fhnk Rooms Real Estate jfift j X For Sale VW CONVERTIBLE, 1967, good 2 FEMALE roommates needed top, runs great. $600 firm. $70. NICE house, close to SEWING MACHINE Clearance EAST LANSING by owner. 3 882-2654 after 2 pm. 5-7-7 starting fall term. Chalet Apart¬ Iresul ments X-5-7-7 $76./month. 484-7680. campus, rent free to Deposit required, 337-0255. 6-7-7 July 15. Salel Brand new portables $49.95, $5 per month. large bedroom, 2 baths, large, wooded lot. Near MSU, shopping, bus. [phone 355-8255 I Bldg S«rvic«i [ Motorcycles JQ NEAR FRANDOR. 3 room NEED male to share room. selection of reconditioned used machines. Singer, Whites, Private, evergreens. Sunporch, basement, garage. Fully insula¬ 347 student apartment, furnished. Utilities Immediately, across from campus Necchi's, New Home and "many ted. $32,500. Favorable land CYCLE INSURANCE, I AUTOMOTIVE low rates. LLOYD'S OF call for our included. No pets/children. 882 - $62.50 month. 351-8517. 3-7-11 others." Terms. $19.95 to $39.95. EDWARDS DISTRIBU¬ contract possible. young faculty family. Ideal for Scooters ft Cycles LANSING. 484-1414 or 339-9535. 9347. 5-7-7 Phone PLEASANT TING COMPANY, 1115 North 351-5934 evenings, weekends. Parts ft Service SINGLE. Com¬ TWO BEDROOM duplex for rent. pletely furnished. Share kitchen Washington. 489-6448. C-13-7- 0-7-30 Aviation $175 plus utilities. 1305 J EMPLOYMENT 1973 HONDA 125 miles. Trail Like new, $600 or best ~700 Coolidge Road, East lansing. Call and bath. Parking. Very close. $60. 337-9452. 0-13-7-30 HOLT: SMALL 2 bedroom home. Good condition. 1 '/4 car I FOR RENT offer. 351-4937. 5-7-9 482-3367. 6-7-9 garage, basement. $14,500. Apartments FURNISHED ROOMS. Kitchen Phone 694-1745. 5-7-7 Houses KAWASAKI 1974 Z-1. condition. 7,000 miles, must sell. l«ellent EAST LANSING. One bedroom furnished apartment. $120. privileges, utilities, walking distance MSU. From $55 - Rooms includes utiliities. Near Hagadorn Recreation Best offer. 353-0920 after 5 beginning summer. EQUITY pm | FOR SALE 5-7-11 H Road. Married or single student. VEST INC., 351-8150 or 393-2501 Animals No pets. Phone 351-5285. 5-7-7 0-13-7-30 BICENTENIAL FARES through¬ HONDA 1971 CB450. 60 outU.S. Cruises, charters to Mobile Homes mpg. . . . I I LOST ft FOUND PERSONAL Good condition, must sell 337-2690. 5-7-11 EAST LANSING, attractively furnished, quiet, fireplace, garage [ For Sale |[5l DURST M600 enlarging lens. Minolta Hi-Matic enlarger, Vivitar Europe. TRAVEL HARRINGTON, 351-8800. BY C-12- Faculty or staff only. ED- EXECUTIVE SIZE oak desk, rangefinder camera. Perfect I PEANUTS PERSONAL STUDENT DISCOUNT ~~at 21455. 5-7-9 metal file cabinet, and work condition. $155. 489-0617, I I REAL ESTATE RECREATION SHEP'S. Bring ID, save 10% on all leathers, helmets and acces¬ REASONABLY PRICED! Quiet, bench. Priced to sell. 38. 3-7-9 Jack, 485-0246. 3-7-7 Service ~||^j I SERVICE Instruction sories. See Darlene, SHEP's MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 694-6621. C-7-11 Holt, safe place to live on 641-6601 or lake. Deposit and references required. 484-5315. 0-13-7-30 FREED track 8 tape with 7 Animals EDITING, experienced. PROOFREADING, Dissertations,* purchase of five at $1.50 each. FREEI 14 week. Black Labrador, theses, book and article manu¬ Typing We have Pioneer SX727, SX626, mixed puppy. Will interview for scripts. ANNE CAULEY, 337- 1970 SUZUKI 500. GARDEN COTTAGES SX1000TW receivers. JI TRANSPORTATION $525. 50CC cycle. Excellent, Must sell. bedroom Cute 1 cottages. Brightly fur¬ - Jensen, Ap, Dyncaco and RCA speakers. good home. 349-3521 after 6 1591. 6-7-18 WANTED pm. BL-1-7-7 351-7857 after 2 pm. 3-7-11 nished. Broad private lawns. We also have couches, desks, I CAR POOL 4-blocks MSU. $150 summer; dressers, vanities, TV's, leather IRISH SETTER puppies. Good **RATES** I RDS students and faculty on all cash Tralfamadore Co-op 1961 10x55. Close to campus, 3-7-7 FOR THE Best Service stereo 'n' carry VW sen/ice parts. OKEMOS LARGE one person summer. Very friendly. 501 on 5 1 JO TWO DOWN Sleeping bags, carpeted, partially furnished. equipment see the STEREO 1 3 IMPORT AUTO PARTS, 500 East apartment. $105. M.A.C. call 332-2517. 5-7-11 SUBLEASE SPACIOUS 1 349-2781, 351-5163,372-8050. 10-7-11 Kalamazoo and Cedar. 485-2047, evenings. For serious graduate new, zip together $60, paid $85. SHOPPE, 555 East Grand River. 1.80 4.80 7.80 15.60 bedroom furnished apartment. ROOM FOR rent. 1 block from Bob 353-9543. 1-7-7 C-13-7-30 485-9229. student. 3-7-7 2.25 6.00 9.70 19.50 Masterctiarge and Available August 1, $165. 351- BARONESS 1974. 12x60 2 Bank Americard. C-12-7-30 campus. Summer term. $62.50/ 7.20 11.70 23.40 9256. 5-7-11 month. 351-2212. 3-7-7 bedrooms, furnished, washer/ BABYSITTING IN my licensed [ 2.70 3.00 8.00 13.00 26.00 RANDY'S SPECIAL SHORT term lease, 6 Houses ![£ dryer. Excellent condition. Must sell. 694-8384 or 694-1767. home. "Lansing - West side." Call Barb, 394-2899. 3-7-11 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 RINT-A-BAY $3.00/hr. Rental Include! Ui* Of: weeks or 2 months. Only a few available. Call or come in HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT, 444 EAST SIDE Professor until August 31st, 1976. Available August 1st. Furnished ranch, 3 on leave 5 MINUTES from campus, own room in 4 person house, $50 deposit. 487-9340. 5-7-11 plus Gibsons 3-7-11 MOVING FAR must sell - 1974, [ Instruction @ DEADLINE Hoist • Lube Wrench Spout- Oil Drai ■ Filter Michigan Avenue, East Lansing, bedrooms, 2 baths, paneled fam¬ FEMALE NEEDED for own room BOOKSALE 14x65 home still under warranty. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION. Guitar *'-e Tool» 351-7910. 5-7-11 ily room, fireplace. Large fenced 10x10 shed plus many extras, 15 and flute lessons. Daily openings is ads - 1 p.m. one class " • yard. Garage, basement. $350 in new duplex, $115 includes Loads ofpaper minutes from campus. Call after Call MARSHALL MUSIC, 351- lay before publication. Book, Etc per month, 487-8400. 5-7-7 utilities. Call 351-7899, days. and hardbacks 6 pm, 655-3881. 6-7-18 25% Dlicount on all part* NOW LEASING for fall near Close. 3-7-11 7830. C-1-7-7 Okemoi Rd. at l-M campus, furnished, carpeted 1 Text and Cancellation/corrections 12 349-9620 8 AM II PM Everyday and 2 bedroom. 9 months lease FALL - NEED 2 females for STAR SUMMER: OWN 10x50 2 [lypiij Sertice • class house, own room. Near Frandor. room in house. bedroom, air, 3 day before as low as $68.25 per person. 12 $75. 355-2005 or 351-4956. Block campus. Laundry, parking. Reference shed, near Mobile campus. ublication. MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East month lease as low as $59.75 per 3-7-11 $60. 484-4998,351-5898. 2-7-9 Home Manor, 351-7523. C-13-7- TYPING. Theses, dissertations, Kalamazoo Street since 1940. person. HALSTEAD MANAGE¬ We buy books anytime 30 term papers, legal, IBM. Call :e ad is ordered it cannot Complete auto painting and colli¬ MENT, 444 Michigan Avenue, ONE BLOCK from MSU. $57.50/ 128W. Grand River John Calhoun, 332-2078. 0-13-7- TWO BEDROOMS in large five sion service. American and East Lansing, 351-7910. 10-7-23 je cancelled or changed until Foreign 485-0256. C-13-7- bedroom, two blocks campus; month. Furnished, 8/1 to 9/14. lbl.W. of Union 12x65, 1971, 2 full baths, fully |fter first insertion, unless it is cars. 332-0545. 4-7-14 / carpeted, 2 bedrooms, shed, \ immediately. Tom, 351-8294. MthruFri. 30 CAPITOL - LCC Efficiency unfurnished except stove. 677- TYPING, ALL kinds, 9 years dered & cancelled 2 days apartment. $125. Deposit, BL-1-7-7 9:00-5:30 ( 1644. 5-7-9 experience, reasonable rates, 393- ifore publication. utilities paid. 373-6753 or 651- 4820 after 1 pm. 5-7-9 U-REPAIR AUTO SERVICE WOMAN TO share two bedroom house' Ca[|lpuL5l0seo Su' LARGE SELECTION of frames. 6540. 6-7 11 here is a $1.00 service CENTER. Do-it-yourself, free supervision. Specials; Tune-ups, •house. Owrf room. Summer or fall. Close. Call 351 °r longer. 337-0834. 3-7-11 Glasses for everyone. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan, I tminmifql TYPING BY the hour. Theses lharge for an ad change. $22.98. Front disc brakes, $24.45 EAST SIDE. Close to LCC/MSU. OWN ROOM, furnished house. 4 and dissertations. Drop off evenings. 3-7-11 Lansing. 372-7409. C-5-7-11 FIND SOMETHING parts included. Phone 882-8742. 1,2 bedroom, furnished, miles from campus. Country service. Secretarial Assistance. If you've found a pet or article of f eanuts Personal ads must 0-1-7-7 unfurnished. No childre/pets. M.A.C. 2 females. Sublet own setting. 393-3563. BL-1-7-7 BICYCLE CLOSE OUT SALE. value, 694-0222. 0-7-30 Evenings, weekends 482-5450. rooms. $12 - $15/week. August we want to help you French built light weight touring return it. Just come into the 7-7-16 SEEKERS AND sought co-ed IRENE ORR Theses, term - September 15th. After 5:30 bikes, 10 speed, ladies 3 speed. State News Classified - papers, general typing. Formerly Jesponsible only State News will for the first be Little CEDAR needed. VILLAGE 1 female Mid July - September pm, 332-4934. 3-7-11 rooms. Farm, lake, bike to campus, $75. 351-8231. BL-x-2- Save on top quality handmade bikes. 645-2127. C-13-7-30 Department and tell to place an ad us you in want EAST with Ann Brown. Call 482-7487. C-7-30 fs incorrect insertion. Rabbits and/or fall - until spring. 337-1259 or 339-2890. 3-7-7 Shown between 5 -7 pm. 3-7-11 OWN ROOM, duplex. Near LANSING STATE Found Column. As a public BANK'S IBM TYPING, 501! page. Dis¬ Bills are due p expiration date. If not paid 7 days from the nave big LARGE 2 PARTY furnished effi¬ EAST LANSING campus. 15th. July Option 10 fall. - September Furnished, BICYCLE service EAST LANSING STATE BANK will run the ad at no cost sertations, theses, etc. Ishikawa, 332-8269. 3-7-11 Jesse ly the due date, lervice charge will be due. a 50d late insides. (some leg ond head-room ciencies. Air conditioned, close to campus. $145/summer, $175/ furnished, available houses, September, $55/month. 351-7808. 5-7-11 REPAIRST to you I EAST LANSING fall. 487-4451,351-1610. 0-7-30 walking distance, year lease, STATE BANK ANN BROWN typing and multi- as some mid-size cars) FEMALE NEEDED for fall. Large owner, 337-9412. 5-7-16 C-13-7-30 lith offset printing. Complete pretty double, in co-op. About service for dissertations, theses, ■Automotive C00K-HERRIMAN PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE south FEMALE NEEDED, fall, own $280/term, includes board. 332- manuscripts, general typing. \\&\ V.W.-VOLVO furnished studio, utilities paid, $125/month plus deposit. Phone room, very for Karen. 3-7-11 close. 332-8538, ask 0345. 3-7-7 • FOUND: GREY - White male IBM. 25 years experience. 349-0850. C-13-7-30 SUMMER AND fall; furnished kitten by Cedar Village. Please 627-5454. 5-7-16 call Lynne 351-1852. C-3-7-7 f A ROMEO 1968 GT Junior. 3 BEDROOM home near Frandor. rooms including utilities from A few apartments Jhanically excellent. $1195. 5 minutes MSU. Kitchen appli¬ $50. Across from campus, 334 left for the summer & fall 1-7789. FOMOBILE 3-7-7 COMPLETE EXHAUST systems TIRED OF NOISE? WE HAVE 1,2 AND 3 ances 3-7-11 furnished. Michigan Avenue. Call after 3 pm, 332-5906. 13-7-30 Velocipede Peddler [ Personal J \Z\ — next to 2 campus INSURANCE. for foreign cars in stock at 541E tirund fiiver FREE A lesson in complexion — johns/apt. Ty EAST LANSING 351-7240;. ... you can save $$$. It pays BEDROOM UNFURNISHED Duplex, 4-5 GIRLS, OWN room in house. — on th« Red Cedar CHEQUERED FLAG FOREIGN care. Call 484-4519 East Jhop around. Call us. You APARTMENTS bedroom, 2 baths, rec-room, $75, $25 deposit. References, Balow Parpmount Nowi CAR PARTS, 2605 East Kala¬ walk-out basement, patio. $320 - Michigan or 485-7197 Lansing — furnishtd 1 be surprised. 484-1414. near campus. 332-1328. 3-7-7 mazoo, one mile west of campus. $350 plus Mall. MERLE NORMAN — air conditioned utilities. Deposit. 'ROLET, 1965, V-8, automa- 487-5055. C-6-7-14 FROM $155 PER MONTH 372-1585_ 0-J2-7-30 SHARE LARGE new, modern trailer. Lot rent, 14 utilities. 1947 MARTIN 00-21. Gibson Hummingbird. Vintage Steel COSMETIC STUDIOS. -13-7-30 — — balconies free canoes (INCIUDLS OAS MAT ft WAT!*) SUMMER Dobro. Antique wooden piccolo. j Aviation ][j^| BEAUTIFUL room - i power steering, 63,000 miles. Near campus. 351-6441. 5-7-11 Roommate Service d condition, $375. " call for girl. $70 utilities included. Stratocaster plus more. Wanted BOARD EXAM TUTORING 2 Close to campus. Call 337-2474. older 000 size Martin. 372-1413 man or 4 man lings. 3-7-7 LEARN TO FLY free, part time KNOB HILL ROOM IN $45/week, house, STANLEY H. KAPLAN 3-7-7 after 6 pm. C-7-30 airport attendant needed to work parking, cooking, close to TUTORING COURSES WATERS EDGE JVROLET BISCAYNE 1970. APARTMENTS NEED 2 to sublease house fall campus, 332-2165. 3-7-7 Now being formed for the up¬ id condition, $600. ALSO in exchange for free flying and 349-4700 term. Pets welcome. 5 minutes AIR CONDITIONER, 11,000 BTU coming MCAT, DAT, LSAT, APARTMENTS Jilt VW flight instruction. Call 676-4860, EAST LANSING used two months $200. Call ATGSB, GRE board exams. For engine $200. 487- Jewett Airport. 3-7-7 from campus 332-3132 afternoon. Co-op 1050 Watarsedge Dr. 5. 5-7-11 5 miles from campus downtown. Room, board, utili¬ Joyce, Ken, Mehdi, information call 1-313-354-0085. 5-7-7 12:00 4:30 pm. 3-7-7 (next to Cedar Village) Community atmosphere ties. $90 per month. Share - 0-13-7-30 332-4432 :VY V. 1964Impala. Good Needs valve job. 68.000 | Employment fi Sorry, no,pet" ORGANISM large house. NEEDED to Own room, share $75. housework. Call 351-3820. 3-7-9 ALtEC 891A speakers. Three uu(»] huh saisa is. 355-7500. 8-5 pm. 3-7-7 CAPABLE PR oriented secretary. MSU AREA/ Okemos, 1 Lansing, 5-7-14 353-9676, 487-4532. ROOM, 507 Abbott, July - year guarantee. Walnut cabinets. Best offer List $300. over CROSSWORD □□□ □□□ ansE Must be adaptable for sales, bedroom furnished and unfur¬ August, $50/month plus utilities, aaaaana aaaa "'-ASS d tires. 1971. Automatic, with creativity and imagination. nished. Air conditioned, LARGE ROOM in modern attrac¬ furnished. Phone 351-1106. $100.00. 355-4896. 3-7-7 PUZZLE aaa aawma No 5-7-14 22. Drive ACROSS rust. Sport Send resume to: State News, carpeted, modern, $155 - $165 tive house. Many extras. HQHDa EJSH ore. Green. $1700. 355-2762 Box C-3. 5-7-14 heat included. Call 349-2580. Available July 1. slantingly 337-0195. ROOMS FROM $16 per week HUB 10-7-16 10-7-16 1. Voyaging 23. Borders QBQfflQSQ including utilities, parking S. Pivotal 24. Predetermined agaoaaa □□□ GIRL WANTED who has exper¬ available, block from >GE MAXI rtsman, - windows, power Van, 1972, Royal ience for invalid lady. 8 am - 1 EFFICIENCY full 1 bedroom, ONE NEEDED. Own furnished room in house. $70/month. Bike campus, summer one and fall leasing, 20% DISCOUNT 10. Declare judicially 27. Easy-paced horse Z SHE rsnsraran □□H0H bed pm, 5 days a week. At least until summer or year. Call 215 Louis Street, 351-4495. TO 11. Landing 28. Human race ring, brakes, □□as fed, 393-4845. 3-7-11 automatic, fall term begins. 332-5176. 2-7-9 393-1800, operator has no infor¬ to MSU. 485-0312. 3-7-7 7-7-11 STUDENTS & FACUL TY ON place of the 29. Succinctly aaaaaas mation, please ask for Blaine CASH/CARRY VW SERVICE 33. Scouting group Dana Baa ana EAST LANSING for 4 or 5. PARTS. aaaa 5 2 EXPERIENCED INTERIOR painter Marston. 4-7-11 13. Numbers 34. Crumbs aaa aos door, 1967. Good tires, Summer rates. Call Craig 339- 14. Devastates 35. Miss West some oil. Rooms, furniture. Also mow 9380. 5-7-7 Only $175. Call LOVELY FURNISHED efficiency. 16. Gist of a 36. Seats for the 3823 between 6-10 pm. lawns and perform odd jobs. 489-3479. 5-7-16 915 Lilac. Across from campus. matter clergy 6. Makes '-30 OWN ROOM in furnished house Available July 15th. $130. 17. Fixed charge 38. Jot speeches: on lake. Dishwasher, washer and PART AND FULL time summer 372-6853 anytime, 349-3604 18. Anglo-Saxon 39. Low 3. Gum resin humorous . MIDGET, 1974, 9,000 miles, dryer. $75/month. evenings. 0-5-7-14 king 40. Agitate 4. Roman bronze "lent condition, must sell, employment with multi-manufac¬ 5-7-9 * • AUTO PARTS ™ 19. Happening 41. Dispositions 5. Pompous 7. Bathe 8. Textile 3082 after 5. 5-7-14 turer distributor. Automobile HASSLE SAVER 500 E. Kalamazoo at Cedar 21. Handle 42. Decades display screw pine required. 351-5800. 0-13-7-30 731 * 3™ 4 5" 6 7 e 9 9. Storming STANG 1970. 302 V-8. No CCU-RN, excellent opportunities BURCHAm WOODSl APARTMENTS Volkswagen complete repair 16 % % fi 12. Rigid ®r, good ellent 8109. 3-7-7 motor, tires, new $900 paint, firm. in critical care and medical surgery interested for in RN a and L^PN challenging because they pay ALL your *Cloi« to Camput When you return in the Fall, have service. Repair & parts for most foreign and American cars. Body shop & paint 13 % 1 % 15 15. 17. 20. Oceans Cross Check bills for you! •Alt Coa4tlon*d 16 21. Computes 17 'OTA, 1971, i. 2 door, good Radio, position, surgery program, active cardiovascular new orienta¬ 2. 1. cable TV electric •All Appliances Including dl ' a place to head to. .Colllngwood . services. Exchange engines & transaxles. 19 % Id % 23. 24. Lugs Passing 44,000 miles, 394- tion policies, no shift rotation, •Luxurious Ft fashions o after 6 pm. x-6-7-11 3. heat Apartments I opportunity for continuing *On-$lto Management 11 25. Revoke a 411,1971. 4 door, automatic education with tuition reimburse¬ ment. Please call collect, 4. 5. air conditioning all utilities •Private Balconies •SWIMMING POOL •air conditioned Free repairs wrecker local service City bus with % &% K % JV legacy 26. One following FM. 39,000, miles. $1200. ne 487-0816. 5-7-9 INGHAM MEDICAL CENTER, 6. 7. heated pool parking 'dishwasher •shag carpeting service to - our areas. front door. % •!$ % f. 31 another 401 West Greenlawn Lansing, Summer - no vacancies 27. Segments of a ♦unlimited parking Michigan. 517-371-2121, Fall rate*>12 leases Now leasing We buy and sell VW's S3 Jb corolla •plush furniture ,T in a VW Bus, 1970. "lent. Must sell. 355-8226 extension 246. 10-7-16 efficiency $168 1 bedroom $198 For Fall Fall $75 per person •Model Open Daily 485-2047 485-9229 Si % 37 v4 38 29. Group of three 30. Overact '5 pm. 5-7-9 I- Hr«wt Iff] 2 bedroom $248 Discount for 12 mo. Lease call 351-8282 8-6 Monday - Friday, 9-2 Saturday 4? % MO 31. Roman 32. Time units KSWAGEN 1974 Super TV AND STEREO Rentals. Ask about our 9 month leases 351-7212 (behind Old World Plaza % *i 34. Hodgepodge 37. Athamas' wife H500 miles. Very good n- Call Roger353-7289. $25/term. $10.95/month. Free same day delivery and service. 745 Burcham DR. 73) Burcham Drive Models open 14 Mon.-Frl.,11 a.m.-1 Sat. . on the river I) %% % 38. Follower of: suffix 351-3118 or 484-4014 Other times by appointment Call NEJAC, 337-1010. C-13-7-30 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, Ju]j7J Packs of pedalers hit stree*j Announcements for It's What's By JEFF MERRELL Audio Aftermath: non - com¬ State News Staff Writer But late in the afternoon, the Happening must be received in Now, Easy Rider excitement subsided. mercial progressive radio from 11 some people think that bicycles are just two - wheeled The bikes the State News office, 341 Stu¬ p.m. to 2 a.m. Monday through gizmos that kias have an inborn infatuation with. stopped whirring. It was time for The Race. dent Services Bldg., by 1 Well, it ain't p.m. at Friday on WKAR - FM, 90.5. so. least two class davs before An assortment of semi - serious bike racers and heroic fathers publication. No announcements Gay Liberation will meet at 8 Bikes are as varied and unique as the people who ride them. took off in a one hundred yard dash to their bikes and began the 15 will be accepted by phone. p.m. every Wednesday this sum¬ mer in 33 Union. - lap, 25 - mile test of endurance, becoming only occasional blurs to the spectators. Volunteers are needed in edu¬ The University community is Some are thin and fragile. Some are Well, blurs. Some cation, arts and crafts, social invited to an easy - paced, 20 plump. some were were maybe just a little fuzzy, if Some are just down - right expensive you squinted your eyes. work, psychology and clerical mile bicycle ride co - sponsored have been put out to pasture looking. And some should and phone work for the greater by the MSU Cycling Club and long ago. But the sometimes - not so - racey Lansing area. If you're interested, the Tri - County Bicycle Associa¬ But regardless of shape or appearance, on - pace was all for the best, as it July 4, 1975, eVery allowed time for the crowd to catch a few see the request file at the MSU tion beginning at 6:30 p.m. every last bike — down to the dingiest from a few desperate cyclists. desperate comments Volunteer Bureau. Huffy — was king for a day. Wednesday at the commuter lot It was Bike Day in East at Farm Lane and Mt. Hope. Lansing. "I gotta cold beer waiting at the top of the hill." [WnSiniioB The Cycling Club has training rides leaving the Men's Intramu¬ And on Bike Day packs of pedalers pumped their the Easy Rider course in the cycles around early afternoon sunshine, seeking a "WATER!" "My seat is sinking." EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Dis¬ ral Bldg. at 3 p.m. daily. prestigious Bike Day certificate that immortalized the miles and effort put in that day. And the most popular, "How many laps have I got to go?" sertation {pica - elite). FAYANN, Children's Theatre will be pre¬ When it ended, the finishers were proud — 489-0358. C-13-7-30 ' sented at 7:30 tonight at the There occasional stops simply because they were for a sip of official water, finished 25 miles riding a 25 - pound machine on a hot summer Marble School playground and at or day. COMPLETE DISSERTATION and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the neighborly Kool - Aid or a quick glance at the bicycle some resume service. Valley Court Park playground. enterprising homeowner displayed for sale on his conveniently Oh yes — the winner was J eff Glasscock, who rode from Jackson Printing, IBM placed front lawn at one of the turns on the course. the day before the race. typing, binding. Printing from Married your plain housing residents: paper originals. come and join the fun and games And there were several queries as to who designed the tour — "I thought that Corner M.A.C. and Grand River. and was a bigger accomplishment than winning the was thus race," he said. "Jeez, that s 80 miles. Below Jones from 1 to 4 p.m. Monday responsible for the ego - breaking nill at the end of Stationery Shop, through Friday and from 6:30 to 9-5 Monday Friday. Call - 8:30 p.m. Monday and Wednes¬ COPYGRAPH SERVICES 337- day at either Red Cedar or 1666. C-13-7-30 Spartan Village Elementary Schools. Register at either site. TYPING, EXPERIENCED, Fast Adults welcome. and reasonable. 371-4635. C-13-7-30 Find out what Eternal Life is really all about with the YAHSHUANS at 6 p.m. every msnm Tuesday and Thursday and at 3 p.m. Sunday in 34 Union. You'll GRADUATE FEMALE willing to be happy you did and so will we. exchange housekeeping duties for room/board. The Women's Resource Center Elderly and/or will sponsor a Brown Bag lunch female preferred. 353-3804 at noon Wednesday in Room C evenings. 3-7-3 International Center. Maggie Parrish, MSU Graduate Student, will speak on "Sex Role Stereo¬ types: What All the Shouting Is About." ASMSU Legal Aid will have an attorney available every Wednes¬ day summer term. Appointments can be made from 8 a.m. to 5 GARAGE FOR storage, summer, J" p.m. Monday through Friday by pay or do odd jobs. calling the ASMSU Business . BL-1-7-7 office, 307 Student Services ONE PAIR wool pants, Bldg. any size. Call Dick after 6 pm, 489-5440. International Folk Dancing 2-7-9 meets at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Union Tower Room. Dances 1 Share Driving i[^j from all over the world will be taught and danced. Everyone is FROM STANTON SN photos/John to MSU, W leaving 6:30 am, returning 10 pm. The MSU Sailing Club will Monday and Wednesday, 2:30 meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday at the pm Friday. Phone 831-5221, site on Lake Lansing. For Garry, 8-4, Monday - Friday. information Jeff Glasscock (above) takes 3-7-7 at contact John Carlson 232 West Owen Hall. a breather after! pedaling to victory in the 25-mile race, which he I finished in one hour and 14 minutes. before that, a weary racer, (left) was still | Shortly | The cautiously negotiating the tight turn at t' corner of Alton Street and Burcham Drive. But I it was not only the race I Creative Corner participants who spent their energy, as testified, by one dry Easy Rider I (below) who gets a refill at one of the official! water stops along the Easy Rider route. Skirts Unbutton Bicentennial News Turks deny congressman Cyprus visit (continued from page 1) entry into the Turkish-occupied toward me and another pointed the Goel 1 was carrying out sector, but foreign visitors are a machine seismic soundings in the gun my way. I didn't Aegean allowed in after producing their like this at all." near the Greek island of Myti- passports. "I was polite with the Turks," line, several miles from the "I showed them my passport said Beard. "I am an Irish- Turkish coast. and my House of The vessel, accompanied Representa¬ American and I have no axe to by a tives credentials and said I Turkish torpedo boat, grind. I wanted to report back pene¬ wanted to visit their sector for to trated Greek territorial waters an hour," Beard said. Congress objectively what I He said saw on Cyprus... But I cannot by about 500 yards, the an¬ that after consulting an official see my nouncement said. country giving arms to by telephone the Turkish sol¬ another country that will Rep. Beard said he is visiting diers, "were very rude to me." just on a personal fact-finding mis¬ spit at us, because when they "They refused to let me in, a insulted me they insulted the sion in preparation for the soldier with a rifle walked people I represent." debate in the House of Repre¬ sentatives on resuming U.S. military aid to Turkey. He said that on his return to Washington, "the only way I would consider voting for aid to Prisoners used by Navy (continued from page 1) Turkey is if they would get out of Cyprus and go back to their During the films the trainee's head may be bolted into a homeland." force him to watch, the clamp to Sunday Times quoted Narut as saying. 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Atheist bucks tradition, critics Sftfe DkoUjtf by organizing against religion MON CLOSED SUNDAY - SAT 9 6 I By FRANK FOX don as Another Way — the mated that the Atheist Alter¬ vide an outlet for those who State News Staff Writer cracks that had been made Atheist Alternative. native had about five "more or wished to discuss Bill Felton came out of the religious about Christianity that I They have enjoyed a mixed less regular" members at this issues outside a strictly theis- wanted to defend Christianity great plains — an area of and often vocal reception time. tic framework. CIGARETTES — — against," he said. "But I America often called "The Bible Belt." He came from a sound at their on-campus At an meetings. early organizational get-together, Felton asked the an "It is very unpopular to be atheist," he said. "It gets "One of my big personal interests in philosophy is to couldn't Christianity." rationally defend LIMIT 1 o 2 , pk./"7QfB | you a lot of adverse social come to an understanding of Felton studied philosophy [couponl / midwestern environment assembled Explroi July 11, 1*75 7 I — persons what notice. You are also stereo¬ what religion is and how it and eventually concluded that ■>' his parents even went to course the group should take. East Laming Star* Only BK typed as being 'just' an works," he said. "Admit¬ there is no God. school with Ann Landers in "Why do anything when you atheist. That becomes the tedly that is problem only a One 10% OFF OUR PRICE ON ALL KODAK Sioux City, Iowa. At one time he devoutly are so clearly wrong?" promptly replied a Christian in most important thing about you in a social setting." atheist would have." "Religion does fill an reason the changed its name from Cam¬ group film! wished to be a minister. the audience, Felton recalled. Despite irregular attendance of basic human need. some kind What is pus Crusade Against Christ was that it PROCESSING a DEVEl.OPING I Now he is an atheist. Indeed, Felton and his fel¬ gave many people NO LIMIT An and the presence of assorted that? That is what I want to atheist who wants to the wrong idea. The Atheist organ- low atheists have often at- missionaries at the group's know," he added. Alternative is not Expires July 13. If75 specifically East Laming Store Only against Christianity. The group opposes a mystical, irra¬ tional approach to human knowledge in general, Felton explained. BRECK CONCENTRATE TUBE NO-DOZ SUN-IN 1 The Atheist Alternative has HAIR LIGHTENED 1 produced a statement of pur¬ 6 of 1.50 96 ^ pose which it may distribute in the future. Members are reg. 1.00 LIMIT 1 \J JL reg. LIMIT 1 reg. 2.50 ] LIMIT 1 V [coupon] (couponl also considering compiling a Explroi July 11. 1*75 Explroi July 11, 1*75 1 coupon K Eail Laming Sloro Only Explroi July 13, ,Wj ■ bibliography of readily ac- Eait Laming Storo Only East LonsinaStor* cesible tracts on atheist phil¬ Only ■ osophy. Other activities are planned to introduce the group to the public. ALL SINGLE LP'S INCLUDING 1 "One of the people wants to put together some kind of leaflet pointing out the atheist RECENT RELEASES: I and agnostic influence on the American Revolution and the writing of the Constitution," Felton explained, citing a book by Thomas Paine called "The Age of Reason." "Paine wound up "The Age 3.99 of Reason" with an outright condemnation of Christianity as a brutal lie and one of the EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! ! most vicious things ever per¬ petrated on the human race," J 8 J he said. Felton speculates on the future of religion and on a BABY OIL COTTON BALLS MODESS 1 possible age of reason to come. FEMININE NAPKINS 1 "A rational world without 260's , q