N staff walks out, rotests selection Bv CAROLE LEIGH BUTTON but the board of directors uses those MSU President Clifton Wharton said that Sute News SUff Writer opinions only as advisory opinions. the independent ■ The majority of the State News editorial The State News Board of Directors is corporation status of the State News was instituted because the laff walked off the job Sunday afternoon in composed of four students, two MSU paper and student body wanted autonomy iver the State News Board of faculty members and two professional ' from the University administration. appointment of a candidate the journalists. Each member serves a two year Wharton said the University has adopted Lfi opposed to the position of editor-in- term. a "hands-off policy" concerning control and John O'Donnell, MSU faculty member management of the paper, but that the I The editorial staff and the board of and member of the board of directors, said administration would definitely be looking rs had unanimously supported current that the staff does not choose the editor and into the situation if the students that its vote is more of a consultation than perceive it llanaging Editor Steve Orr for the position to be a problem. Jt the hoard of directors chose current anything else. ationai Editor Mary Ann ChickShaw. Another MSU faculty member on the "We weigh the staff and editorial board. John Molloy, said that the staff vote I After announcement of the board's opinions very heavily," O'Donnell said, "but did not move the board because "Orr's ecision Sunday, the staff met and dis¬ the board is not a rubber stamp for those support was weak within the board. There missed not publishing a Monday paper. opinions. Editors do not serve at the were people who would not have supported Ithile two-thirds of the staff of 40 left in pleasure of the staff; they serve at the him regardless of the internship." it, the paper was published with a pleasure of the board." Orr said that the board's action points out ASMSU President Brian Raymond, a "the disregard of the board for the opinions te News General Manager Gerald Coy of the staff." He said that though he is not critic of the State News in the Laid that a major factor in the decision past, echoed the sentiments of the staff. "I think it's sure why he was not chosen by the board, trains! Grr was the fact that he will be pretty sad when the staff and editors make he suspects that the reasons were "above larking as an intern reporter for the a selection and the board does and beyond my not being here for the it free Press something like this," Raymond said. er, members of the board of "The State News should be a student The board did not question Orr about his maintained, when questioned oriented paper and the staff should select internship during the interview, but did call Junday. that Orr's summer internship was the editor-in chief. The board of directors him Saturday evening and ask if he would mi the major factor in the board's decision, should have an extremely good reason for give up the internship if elected. Orr said he chief candidates inter- would not. in are overruling them," he said. Jewed by the staff, editors and directors in Raymond said that fear of the Stale News Board members have declined to com I joint session, after which the staff and becoming a nonstudent newspaper is what ment on what would happen if the vote separately on the candidate initiated many of the differences between appointed candidate did refuse acceptance ?y prefer. the paper and ASMSU this year. "The State of the Editor-in-Chief position, but Coy said I Each group then presents a written News shouldn't be an outside corporation," that an entirely new selection process explaining its choice to the board, he said. would be likeiy. Background Editor, ad manager SN photo Robert KozloH Three Democratic presidential hopefuls hit the raising Dinner Saturday night are, from left, Jimmy I Sunday's newsroom waltout a I year of strained relations between the lute News editorial department and the selected board Detroit area Saturday on their campaign sweep. Featured at the annual Jefferson-Jackson Fund- Carter, George Wallace and Morris I dall. |t>te News Board of Directors over oblems including alleged interference on The State News Board of Directors Daniel Gerow, a 22 year-old senior t part of the general manager in selected two seniors Sunday to act as the er, majoring in advertising, was recommended CAMPAIGNS IN FULL GEAR vsroom operations, lack of money, newspaper's highest student administrative to the board by the student advertising lionizing attempts and changes In the officers for the 1976-77 academic year. staff. Gerow will receive his bachelor's lylaws of the nonprofit corporation. | Lastof May, it eral the State News staff drew up a grievances manager against Gerald Coy, of the State News Mary Ann ChickShaw, 1105A University Village, was chosen by the board to serve as editor-in-chief beginning May 1. Daniel S. Gerow, 1010 Waters Edge degree in fall 1976. He has worked on the advertising staff since January 1975. "I plan to strive to maintain the high standards that have been kept in the Democrats blitz Detroit poration. Drive, was named advertising manager and advertising department," Gerow said. He By RALPH FRAMMOLINO The Alabama governor arrived first on Former Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter will also take office May 1. will supervise 17 student account State News Staff Writer I The outcome of the grievance procedure Saturday and stayed at a Ramada Inn near stopped at Detroit United Auto Workers ChickShaw, a 21-year-old journalism executives in the department. Three Democratic presidential ■w the bylaws of the State News hopefuls Detroit Metropolitan Airport before mov¬ lUAW) Local 174 — the home local of changed senior from Livonia, Mich., has worked in Gerow and ChickShaw were appointed by — Jimmy Carter, Morris Udall and George ing on to the feast. He held a press confer¬ former UAW president Walter Reuther — incorporate a clearer definition of the the State News editorial department since the State News Board of Directors, an Wallace blitzed Detroit Saturday to gear ence and two rallies before his ' s of the — evening before going to the dinner. The crowd general manager and the up their Michigan campaigns and speak at a engagements at the dinner. or-in-chief. waited for Carter by sipping Bicentennial Democratic fundraiser. "Every position 1 used to take, people are Staff Beer and listening to an out-of-tune The three contestants for the Democratic now taking," Wallace told his | Staffbylaws, w members, though, charged that the approved nomination this summer were invited to a and the press. "They're drawing supporters band play "Happy Days are Here Again." When the word spread that Carter was by the board last my water. >nth, give the general manager more Michigan Democratic Jefferson Jackson They're drinking from my well. about to enter, the crowd surged forward over instead of limiting it. Fundraising dinner. All three held rallies or "I said things to you that you hoped and toward the podium and chanted. "We want receptions in addition to the dinner. prayed someone would say to you." he Jimmy." Secret Service men held off the I Displeased with these new bylaws, staff continued. candidate's appearance until the crowd The candidates agreed that the number Itembers drew up a list of amendments one issue in the 1976 presidential moved back. campaign Wallace spoke of his fitness to serve as Bjich ■he amendments they wanted included in the bylaws, would be the economy. Wallace knocked the president. Once on the podium, Carter said he was requested that the editor- porous welfare system and expressed "You say. 'You're in a wheelchair, you're the first of his family in 210 years to ■chief and the advertising manager be¬ disgust that America is second in military not strong,' " he said. "Well, I've got a graduate from high school and that he knew te ex officio (nonvoting) members of the power to Russia. He emphasized his fitness strong voice." what it was to work for a living. He dwelt trd and that the statement granting the for the nation's highest office despite his The Southern governor used that voice to on the positive aspects of the country. pneral manager the right to fire or hire confinement to a wheelchair and said he decry the federal "pointy heads" who used "We still live in the greatest country on >sroom staff be removed from the would win the state's primary on May 18. earth," Carter said. "We've got the best ■flaws. The board of directors voted down "percentages and quotas" to meddle with system of government in the world." He I* amendments. Carter spoke briefly of national health people's lives. described it as "immaculate" and "clean" insurance and tax reform, but dwelt on "If you leave people alone, and have I In addition to these problems, the State and said he would seek a system of "love "n editorial staff has also tussled with positive aspects of the country. Udall equality of opportunity and equality of and compassion" if he were elected. d over promised more jobs for the country if he education, then everything will work out," "I don't claim to know all the answers," monetary outlays to the were elected in November and called for a Wallace said. •nt. Carter said. "I'm learning from people like more equitable tax structure. He knocked the current welfare system you. There are people in this room who are lOfcr the past few months, members of ChickShaw Gerow All three of the Democrats said that this and the number two rating of American as intelligent or more intelligent to manage. e editorial staff have attempted to eight-member corporate board composed of year's party convention in New York would military strength. Wallace spoke twice to I want to express my personal thanks to February 1974, as a copy editor, campus two faculty members, two professional be open. Political observers have been roughly 5,000 supporters each time in a hot "on'2c_'n order to get employe wages you for not running for president." led. The staff tried reporter and, most recently, national edi¬ journalists and four students who manage forecasting a dead locked convention, giv¬ hotel room. His speech was often punctuat¬ '«1 to join the Interna- tor. She has also been employed by the He also said that it would be "a political Typographical Union (ITU), but was the property and business affairs of the ing Minnesota Sen. Hubert Humphrey a ed with "amen" and "all right" from the miracle if the Democratic Convention were Bed on the basis Livonia News, where she covered high chance to emerge with the nomination. that the State News is corporation. crowd. deadlocked." He looked forward to a ■student schools and parks. newspaper, and would be more of nomination on the first or second ballot. Currently coordinating a State News | detriment than an asset to ITU. readership study, ChickShaw plans to effect Carter was accompanied to the Local by lThe need Lebanese cease-fire extended to unionize, Detroit Mayor Coleman according to union some changes in the content and direction Young, who had "°™Btes on the just last week endorsed the Georgian staff, stemmed from a of the newspaper after the results are "for a higher Democrat. Also with Carter was UAW editorial budget which the compiled. °f directors was President Leonard Woodcock. Woodcock, unwilling to grant. The board's choice for advertising manag- the BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) - Leftist Mos¬ explanation for "excessive Syrian military new president will be. Their action only who was on record for supporting Hum¬ lem leaders agreed Sunday night to extend presence" in U'banon from special U.S. made it possible to elect a new president phrey, said his appearance was not neces¬ the shaky cease-fire until the end of April to peacemaking envoy L. Dean Brown. After before Franjieh's term expires Sept. 23. sarily an endorsement for Carter. Last give more time for a political settlement in long warning against Syrian military inter¬ A scuffle broke out between Moslem and week, the UAW exectuve council voted not Lebanon's year-long civil war. vention, Washington has tacitly backed Christian soldiers at the door of the to endorse any present Democratic can¬ Overall Moslem chieftain Kama] Jum- Damascus' limited military moves so far. temporary assembly, and snipers were didate. blatt made the anouncement as mortar and Jumblatt called for a "freeze" in Syrian, active in the area. Christian members of Udall did not speak until after the dinner grenade explosions thundered over Beirut's French and American mediation at least parliament had refused to hold the meeting when Wallace and Carter had left for their inside downtown hotel district and sporadic until parliament elects a replacement for in the parliament building in the downtown respective homes. Bad mouthing the Re¬ clashes flared elsewhere in the country. President Suleiman Franjieh. The Syrian- area recently captured by Moslems, so the publican Administration, he spoke of the PBB will be the object of a Michigan Police said 56 persons were killed and 25 imposed truce was to have ended at noon gathering was held in a mansion on the need for more employment and equalizing atudy. On page 5. persons kidnaped throughout the day. Monday. border between Christian and Moslem the tax structure. Jumblatt earlier complained that two In a 15-minute emergency session under sectors of Beirut. Gas prices will go up agaln-a penny a "My program is jobs - J O B S - and not gallon. On page 2. more Syrian battalions had entered Le¬ heavy security Saturday, 81 members of Franjieh, a hardline right-wing clan chief, the kind of b.s. we've been getting from banon's mountainous border region, bring¬ the nation's parliament passed by acclama has become a critical symbol in the Gerald Ford and Richard Nixon." Udall ing the total Syrian commitment here to tion a constitutional amendment permitting year-long battle which has wrecked Leba¬ said. "I'm not talking about socialism. I'm weather 5,000 - 6,000 troops. Previous estimates replacement of Franjieh. The 65-year-old Maronite Christian clan non's lively free economy and left 15,000 talking about good old-fashioned Theodore have put the number at about 2,000. dead. Roosevelt Americanism." The troops are believed to be trying to chief has given no indication whether he Franjieh, backed until now by right-wing The dinner was also attended by Michi¬ Today should be sunny with a high near will sign the amendment into law or step prevent arms from reaching the warring leaders of well armed Christian private 50. Tonight will be fair with a low in the 30s. gan politicians, including East Lansing's factions as Syrian President Hafez Assad down if parliament moves on to elect a new armies, refused to resign even after he was Bob Carr. The fundraising event drew 2,500 Winds today will be light and variable. pressures for a settlement of the year-old shelled out of his Beirut palace. He set up people who paid $75 a couple to eat stripped Looks like poor kite-flying weather. civil war that has killed 15,000 persons. There is still no guarantee that the temporary headquarters in a mountain sirloin. The Michigan Democratic Jumblatt said he has demanded nation's parliamentarians can agree on Party an who village. raked in over $100,000 by the night's end. 2 Michigan State News, East Laming, Michigan Monday, April 12, 1976 Gasoline prices Alaska against gulf lease sale expected to rise WASHINGTON (UPI) - oil companies choose to pass it Prices will be ANCHORAGE. Alaska (AP) — More than a million acres of re-examines „ Prices of gasoline and other along. Gulf of Alaska waters and ocean floor go on the auction fuels are expected to climb a six-month intervals 40-month period of durX block Tuesday in what many experts predict will be the penny a gallon between now Domestic oil prices are set established by last J5? largest offshore lease sale in U.S. history. and next February as a result under a two-tier system with the spokesman year's^ Interior Secretary Thomas Kleppe has estimated that up to of new rules on domestic oil "old oil" pegged at a price of agency predicts old said. He ai $1 billion may be offered by the 70 major oil and gas prices approved Friday by the $5.25 per barrel and oil from will go up 91 cents „ifD £ Federal Energy Administra¬ marginally producing stripper over companies which have signed up to bid for more than 180 month period, tracts involved. tion. wells or "new oil" from wells drilled since 1972 set at $11.28 prices go up while $2.67. J * The state of Alaska has objected to the Gulf of Alaska The rules revision allows FEA Administrator per barrel. The average of oil Frsni r sale, and officials said Friday they would file a motion with producers to charge higher Zarb told the National produced under each tier gives Enero prices for crude oil and to pass Resources the U.S. District Court of Appeals in Washington on Monday the increase along to con¬ the $7.66 composite price. Organization Washington the only „„ ^ to delay it. sumers. An FEA spokesman An FEA spokesman said the United State, can ,£ Tuesday, U.S. District Court Judge Joseph C. Waddy said it was designed to stimu¬ new increases would be applied cope with international oil cartel J rejected a state bid for a two- or three - year moratorium on late future domestic oil produc¬ to give the maximum incentive the sale. The state argued that the sale should be develop more of iu owD 1 postponed tion and to help oil companies to producing new oil. because of environmental considerations. cope with inflation. AP wirephoto Under the Flight granted new rules, the Senate rejects vet proposal 500,000 soldiers and spectators in Chinese Communist Party central average $7.66 per barrel Mukden in Liaoning province staged committee's two resolutions and domestic oil price set by last WASHINGTON (UPI) --- The Senate Friday rejected a a tremendous rally and year's Energy Policy and Con¬ parade Friday angrily denounced the crimes of Teng proposal to add $800 million for veterans to next year's to express resolute support (or the servation Act will be raised Hsiao-ping. federal budget. The vote was 53 to 21 against the increase, proposed by gradually at an annual rate of 6.8 per cent to cope with to hijacker trio Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif. It was Democratic and opposed by the combined Republican leadership of the Senate. Senate makes decisions inflation and another 3 per cent to give producers an added incentive. The increase is retro¬ — BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) Philippines Airlines sent a agreed to release 10 ol their a They viewed it as a test case of whether the Senate will hostages, surrender all of their weapons and but«, active to March 1. add more spending to a proposed $412.2 billion 1977 federal long-range DC8 to Bangkok on on '77 budget priorities An FEA spokesman said the Sunday and promised to fly transfer to the DC8 for the budget, already $17 billion higher than President Ford three hijackers and two of their trip to tk proposed. result will be to raise the Mideast. ® average price of domestic crude hostages to Libya after the After oil to about $8.41 by next gunmen pulled the pins on two commandeering the BACU1, the gunmen first» Ford to veto inspection bill WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate has decided to try to reject a proposal by Russell B. Long, D-La„ that Sen. Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif., February. That increase can, in grenades. dered it to Manila where urged the $800 million increase turn, boost the consumer cost Philippine Ambassador the, save $2 billion on Social Secur¬ would have exactly reversed for veterans' programs. exchanged the 72 passangert EL PASO. Tex. (AP) President Ford said Saturday he of refined petroleum products if Manuel T. Yan said his govern¬ for PAL employes. — ity, health and welfare pro¬ them. Long wanted to restore ment had "guaranteed" to They took definitely will veto a bill in Congress limiting grain off Friday for the Mideast grams next year and use the the $2 billion for Social Secur¬ Thailand that the DC8 would hut landed in Bangkok to refuel inspection at U.S. ports to federal employes and state inspectors approved by the Agriculture Dept. money to combat unemploy¬ ment. ity, health and welfare and delete the $2 billion for unem¬ Unit OKs proposal take off Sunday night with the hijackers, but airport authori¬ short-range jet. the The bill, already passed by the House, would end the use It also rejected a proposal to ployment compensation and ties later said it probably would Airline officials here said this of inspectors employed by private firms to certify for add $800 million for veterans to jobs. foreign not take off until this morning. hijacking had lasted longer next year's budget. "It does not make too much buyers how much grain they are getting in shipments they buy and how good it is. Those were the first major sense to me for us to recom¬ to prevent scandals The gunmen, who claim to be Moslem members of the Moro than any other in air 1973 hijacking of a history. .1 Japu It was developed decisions on national priorities mend cutbacks in our perma¬ Airlines plane that was following disclosures of corruption reached by the Senate Friday Liberation Front active in the finally among some graders, weighers and samplers of grain at the nent programs for needy per¬ WASHINGTON (AP) - Af¬ when one is needed and provide blown up in Dubai lasted four as it debated the 1977 federal sons in order to allow room for Philippines, hijacked a twin- ter 14 months of for public financial disclosure days. nation's major ports. deliberation, a engine BAC111 Wednesday budget. the extension of temporary pro Senate committee by all top officials, from the the southern Almost 100 inspection-related men and several grain The Senate approved over Philippines. Both Libya and Egypt wen Budget Commit¬ grams which may be neither Friday a sweeping legislative President on down. The companies have been indicted since federal grand juries tee had recommended hijacked plane, with 12 earlier reported to have re seeking necessary nor appropriate," proposal designed to help pre¬ It recommends that cases hostages and the gunmen still started disclosing corruption in 1974. $2 billion in savings next year fused sanctuary to the Long said. vent future involving criminal charges hijack¬ There have been than 50 convictions such in Social Security, welfare, Watergate scan¬ aboard, was parked about 800 ers, but officials and more on charges Budget Committee members dals. against government employes diplomats Medicare and Medicaid. yards from the airport terminal involved in the negotiation as bribery, misgrading and short weighting. including the chairman, Sen. In reporting the measure to be handled by a Division of when the DC8 landed. The Ford Administration has said it At the same time, it proposed Edmund S. Muskie, D-Maine, said Sunday that Libya had "strongly prefers" its the Senate, Chairman Abraham Government Crimes in the Jus¬ Yan said the hijackers had own approach of spending an extra $1 billion to argued that Congresa must act agreed to accept them. expanding the number of supervisors and Ribicoff, D-Conn., said it is tice Dept. to be headed by an continue two temporary un¬ to hold down imposing new conflict-of-interest regulations. rapidly rising aimed at assuring the accounts assistant attorney general ap¬ employment compensation pro¬ costs of social welfare pro¬ bility of all high federal officials pointed by the President and grams, which President Ford grams. They said the savings Cuba says U.S. inspired attack planned to let expire next year, could come horn economies, not regardless in which branch of confirmed by the Senate. and another $1 billion in aid to government they serve. reductions in services and the The principal sections of the Student Service* Bldg MIAMI (AP) Cuban officials say a machine-gun attack . Michigan Stole Unfveriity Eatt lonttng. Mich 48 — provide jobs in state and local amounts provided in the com¬ bill set a division of govern¬ on two Cuban fishing boats which killed one man was governments. mittee's proposed budget still ment crimes in the Justice ot MSll Mettenger Service. Eatt looting Mich. 4B823 ' inspired by "threats against Cuba by the highest authorities The Senate accepted those are more than President Ford GERALD H. COY. GENERAL MANAGER in the United States government." Dept., provide for creating a ROBERT L. BULLARD. SALES MANAGER priorities by voting 40-26 to temporary special prosecutor The charges were contained in a letter of protest Radio Havana said was sent to the United States through the Czech embassy. It said the attack had "all the characteristics of Oetploy Advert.! similar actions perpetrated before from the territory of the Photograph tc . United States by take revenge on simple Four counter-revolutionary bands determined to working Cubans." uninjured survivors and a dead companion were For Work... brought to Miami Thursday by a Norwegian freighter which open thursday and friday nights until ni picked them up. Three other men were reportedly wounded in the shooting. The men said their boat and a sister craft were fired on and sunk Tuesday night by a mysterious vessel. They told or Play American officials they lost sight of the other Cuban boat shortly after the attack. Japan obtains Lockheed info WASHINGTON (UPI) Japanese prosecutors are getting inlormation from the Justice Dept. about $12 million in payments and bribes made by Lockheed Aircraft Corp. in Japan, it was announced Friday. The Department's announcement came after the March 23 ogreement signed by the United States and Japan to exchange information in their investigations of payments /"Miss J goes the navy way Lockheed mode to influence sales of its aircraft in Japan. in Vassarette daywear Meanwhile, the commission probing Dutch Prince Bernhardt alleged role in the Lockheed bribes of scandal says non-cling, anti-static its work is being hindered by the delay in receiving documents held by U.S. authorities. nylon in a true-blue navy The Dutch are conducting an investigation into allegations accented with double rows that Prince Bernhard accepted $1.1 million from Lockheed to promote aircraft sales in The Netherlands. of crisp, white topstitching Adjustable strap, slip-on Weejun Sandals bra. 32-36 sizes. $5 Gently flared pettislip. S-M sizes; Average length. $5 Matching bikini pant. 4-7 sizes. $3 Peron faces corruption charges BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — Deposed President Isabel Peron will be charged with corruption, official sources said Saturday. The sources also said about 3,000 former Argentine officials and labor leaders are under detention pending investigation of "administrative irregularities." They said military authorities are uncovering proof of widespread corruption during the Peronist government and that the number of detained persons could increase in coming days. Peron, 45, has been held in a mountain chalet in southern Argentina since the bloodless military coup on March 24. Italy's Communists demand role ROME (AP) — Communist party leader Enrico Berlinguer told an estimated 30,000 flag-waving, cheering followers at rally Saturday that Italy's economic and political crises MSIIBOOTERY a were intolerable and demanded a governing role with Premier Aldo Moro's Christian Democrats to help avert early elections. At the some time, 10,000 young men and women, 225 E.Grand River Ave. *.144, J Alop" including 100 uniformed Italian soldiers masked with red handkerchiefs, shouted and screamed along Rome's streets. Open Wed. and Thar*, til 9 Jacobsan& f.i.hinan state Newt, East Lansing. Michigan Monday, April 12, 1976 3 PIRGIM sponsors series sIk thudf I Bv JOYCE E. RANDOLPH Service system and available procedures. Richard Conlin, director of load ■ °fS discrimination, housing, alternatives. Tuchinsky also Freedom of information pricing would charge leg¬ PIRGIM's energy policy activ¬ ledum of information and participated in the design and installation of the first islation in Michigan will be the ities, will discuss "Nuclear permium prices at peak times of power consumption and dis¬ iclear development will be a per topic at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at „(the selected topics of a manent unit-pricing system in 137 '.kors Hall. Development and Environ¬ counts at off-peak times. an American Edward mental Issues" at 7:30 p.m. The poor and srussion series sponsored by supermarket, Petrini, PIRGIM legal director elerly, who are „ Public Interest Research Houseing and tenants' rights in Lansing, will discuss April 20 in 335 Case Hall. usually low users of electricity, citizens' roup in Michigan (PIRGIM) will be discussed by Bernie rights to Specific topics will include would be protecteds from high 10% OFF OUR DISCOUNT PRICE ON access to state and I MSI! residence halls during Schaefer, chairperson of the "Lifeline" utility rates in Michi¬ price increases, and the cost of local government records. The ALL KODAK FILM PROCESSING & MSU PIRGIM office, gan and the Safe Energy Initia¬ building more utility plants le next two weeks. Tuesday freedom of information act, listerine at 7:30 p.m. in tive. would be borne by. those using DEVELOPING Jpirgim is engaged in re- Brody Multi- House Bill 6085, is being de¬ In the most electric a recent decision by the larch and lobbying for public Purpoose Room A, Schaefer is a bated in the Civil Rights Com¬ energy. mouthwash Itprcst issues and is funded by housing counselor at the Ten¬ mittee in the House of Michigan Public Service Com¬ The Safe Energy Initiative Expirat April 18. 1976 ants' Resource Center and a Repre mission in a Detroit Edison would set three conditions Inlributions from state uni- sentatives. rate-increase case, "Lifeline" which would have to be met lrsiiv students collected member of the Ensi Lansing The proposed law would list rates before future nuclear power ■uring registration. A full-time Committee for Rent Control. the kinds of records were adopted for resi¬ likely to be dential energy consumers, as plants could be built in cigarettes 79* Xpfcssional staff works at the BrGIM headquarters in Lan- branch offices at the He is preparing a guide to rental housing as a PIRGIM requested and would require them to be available on request, well as peak load time-of-day pricing for industrial and com¬ Michigan. The plants would have to adequate 2pk/79* Reg. '1" / 7 with project. The housing guide and as well as clarify and narrow prove bills in the mercial users. The "Lifeline" coverage by disaster insurance, ...crsities staffed by profes- Michigan legislature the categories of records rates that all safety devices were ExpiratTpriMI. 1976 Xnals and volunteers. dealing with tenants' rights will were proposed in an Eatt laming Star# Only exempt from public disclosure. intervention by PIRGIM. tested and functioning and the ■ Joseph Tuchinsky, PIRGIM be discussed during the session. Guidelines for copying charges "Lifeline" rates will provide provision of safe live director, will speak The Honors College Women's of records would be establish¬ a way to the amount of electric energy .Iihliying and Consumer Forum will give a presentation ed, as well as time limits for dispose of and store nuclear kleenex necessary to operate a house¬ waste as long as it colgate at 7:30 tonight in the mer lounge of Shaw Hall, on "Women and Survival in East Lansing" at 7:30 p.m. response to citizen requests for information. hold at a relatively inexpensive base price. Additional amounts presents a health hazard. The state legis¬ lature would then have to vote TOOTHPASTE boutique 30% [e has been involved in social- Wednesday in the Landon Hall Agencies denying OFF RETAIL ON e issues for many years east formal lounge. Harry information would have access to to ex¬ of use will bring about higher that the conditions had been tissue in 1968. founded and Wright, Lansing district direc¬ prices to discourage excessive satisfactorily met. ALL OUR plain their legal reasoning for use of electrical devices. Peak ■ecame director of the Midwest tor of the All the talks free. Michigan Dept. of the denials in are SUNGLASSES lommitter for Draft Coun- Civil Rights, will follow that writing. Better procedures for administrative £„• 69* sss9' 2/88* ling. He is co-author of Hide to the Draft," a Stan- presentation with a review of what constitutes sex discrimi¬ review and quick court for access to appeals information cases Women!Get yours! rd handbook on the Selective nation and of legal complaint would also be provided for. Letly Pogrebin, tail l.n.ing Sior. On). successful editor, IRainfall in observatory? writer, wife and mother gives you the hard-hitting dris;tan TAB•LETS chapstick practical facts 24'S I you need to: ie.. 7?,„„ $119 EAST LANSING (UPI) - aimers at MSU can't use ew observatory to watch white domed facility's $150,000 air conditioning system. It must According to students, the confused atmosphere in the • enter the job Reg , Star. Only 1 36' cool the observatory in winter dome at times market ars. They can watch it and warm it in summer to literally has tab-a-day w/l keep produced a rain shower under • beat sex side the dome or watch inside temperatures consistent the dome. discrimination VITAMINS ie telescope's 24 inch mirror with those outside. Theoretical¬ Linnell disputed that charge, • !g up. but star gazing is out. ly it prevents the telescope but he conceded water does get out of a loo's 70c | Hailed at its conception as a from fogging up when the roof collect and run down the walls, dead-end job Reg.'r* /o glade ;er design for observa- door is opened. and water spots • avoid s, the University's new $1 frequently mar family SOLID But located in the same area the surface of the career-conflicts BARNES & HIND in facility just doesn't are offices that need traditional telescope's • and much, 6oz. perk Officials say the problem temperature control and the soquette 49c H jL TOU1S confusing air conditioning much more! 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Expires April II 1976 Expirai April II. 1976 Expirai April 11. 1976 Good thru April 17th, 1976 Eo»t Laming Stora Only last laming Stora Only Eoit laming Star* Only . _ . . . ®[p>M®(n) tlnued (ron lessee beauli ,orn every IC Jir populatioi f Do someth K'tion Growtl 4Dirty 'nezoD list soiled ■ _j 485 0229. |st 7:30 p m Poultry I _,y Hall. Dr. Sciences will Art 'JBuchriatt on poultry ■ TaiChi Club WASHINGTON—House Minority Lead¬ signed by 77 congressmen (mostly Republi¬ be an investigation of any organization that or in print, the vote of any elected official of ■ 7:30 p.~ er John J. Rhodes of Arizona is fuming mad cans) calling on the Fair Campaign Prac¬ monitors the voting record of congressmen. the legislative branch of government. y, Union 1 because he was listed by a group called tices Committee to "expose" what they A congressmen's vote Is a private matter The should be held in contempt of i welcome. "Environmental Action" as one of the called "the most flagrantly unfair and between him and his wife, and should not be Congress and lose all voting privileges for "Dirty Dozen" congressmen who have perverse of all campaign practices...the revealed by any public interest group five years. I Classical Gur consistently voted against environmental publication of ratings of public interest whose sole purpose Is to defeat him In an Not only should the people who revealed g will hold bills. He also got a very low rating by the groups based upon votes of narrowly g at 7:30 p upcoming election. the vote be punished, but those who print it "National Council of Senior Citizens." selected bills ..." n Center, • in pamphlets, newspapers or magazines Rhodes was so angered he released a letter Rhodes is, of course, right. There should Anyone who lives In Washington is aware must suffer the grave consequences of | Lansing. For that Congress knows what Is good for the id Breaugh. violating "congressional security." people and, if they vote against environ¬ I suggest that anyone accepting a list ol mental issues or senior citizens, they are the "Dirty Dozen" or a similar list be L start the doing it only because it is for the best sentenced to read the Congressional Record Co-opl Stop ir interests ol the country. You don't have to • 311-B Studi from the first page to the last lor one year. take my word for it-ask any congressman le Co-op. or th If Congress docs not want to pass a or senator and he will tell lie petition to a you the same special bill it could include the penalties in I. Meeting 7:3i thing. the S-l Bill, which is now being debated in lowland House Rhodes said the House Republican Re¬ Congress. S-l is a 750-page revision of the search Committee is reviewing rating Criminal Code, which passes harsh penal¬ is jobs at practices of special interest groups and may ties for anyone in the government releasing recommend legislation to resrict them. confidential and top secret papers to an This is the best way to deal with the unauthorized source. matter. If Congress cares about its in¬ These measures may sound tough, but tegrity, it must pass a law to prevent there is a serious credibility gap in the organizations in this country from publiciz¬ country now and people are very suspicious ing the voting records of its representa¬ of their politicians. One of the reasons for Monday, April 12, 1976 tives. ig Chapter N< this is that we are being told how they vote. John Tlngwall E tonight, 1118 I think the bill should impose stiff Any fair person can understand House Steve Orr Editor in-cbj ■Guest speaker. criminal penalties, as well as large fines, on Minority Leader Rhodes' indignation that Jell Merrell Managing Ei any group of citizens who disclose, verbally his vote, which is the most personal thing a Bruce Ray Walker cityE, congressman has, would be exposed by Robert K. Ourllan Campus Eu» environmentalists and senior citizens who Opinion Page Edit are working for his defeat in the upcoming Kirby Sports Edik._ Frank Fox elections. Entertainment Ediial Editor's Note I usually don't like to take sides, but I Robert Kozloff Photo Editel Mary Ann ChickShaw hate to see anyone, Republican or Demo¬ Jeannine T. Levesque Wire Edits! No editorials appear on to¬ crat, put on a list called the "Dirty Dozen." Janet R.OIaen Copy Chidl It makes you lose faith in the First ■aging studerv day's Opinion Page due to a par¬ Night Edital ig at 7:30 tonig Amendment and the whole principle of "the Margo Palarcbio tial walkout ol the State News public's right to know." Editorials are the opinions of the State News. Advertising Matupl ; Room, N stall. letters are personal opinions. Viewpoints, columns anil Sldg. Or. Loui leak, and there os Angeles Timi V See you then Isn't it true that Kissinger, and Ford, P for the Blind warned of the necessity to resist the Soviet VIEWPOINT: KAREN ANN QUINLAN n. Lifeguards < Union and Cuba in Angola? Isn't it also true re especii % that it was Kissinger and Ford who asked for massive aid to South Vietnam when the William T. iBuckkj 'Personhood' determines hordes came thundering down from the north? Isn't it truertat Ford and asked repeatedly for protection for the Central Intelligence Agency against such Kissinger By MICHAEL MACKSOOD life ied Housing Ba donday night at ve play half-cc publicity as would neutralize their effective¬ set by a committee at Harvard Medical ness? Karen Ann Quinlan is in the news not, a choice they should have. again. School. There are, of course, problems with I) It was Congress that said No on Vietnam. On March 31 the Supreme Court of the These criteria are: total unreceptiveness death of the person view. For example Congress deserves Congress that said No on Angola. Congress state of New Jersey decided unanimously to and unresponsiveneaa to externally applied "persons" like Karen are already dead,; that has substantially neutralized the CIA. make Karen mfllro (Iron tKo lanase/i at kaw tafliAw the ward of her father. ■llmitll 1— Christian Scieni stimuli, even intensely painful stimuli; no .' f_ 1 it _ . ■ . kill the . . ... Reagan would be on sounder ground if he The decision, of course, means far more body? The body could be used will meet a spontaneous movements or breathing; no many useful purposes. It coule be used to Hall. All sti criticized Ford for failing to rouse the than the courts appointing Quinlan the reflexes and a flat public legal electroencephalogram. experimentation r to harvest b welcome to to intruct the Congress on the necessity to guardian to speak for his daughter in this These criteria are conscientioua and organs. brunt of Reagan's resist. Ford, addressing Congress on the eve of the loss of South Vietnam, in a which will live in the annals of speech futility, predicament. The decision demonstrates the court' willingness to make it legal for doctors to sound but they are of little value in the case of Karen Ann Quinlan. She does not meet all the requirements for total brain death. If you feel even suggesting this is and cold, that is evidence of this view's «i meeting for St thy will be at 7: Boom, Union. E fault. roused neither the Congress, nor the "pull the plug" and let Karen's body die. . - Doctors, however, agree that Karen has . .. We as a society don't necessarily resps American people, nor, for that matter, the Many people around the country feel this no awareness, no consciousness, no sense of decision is wrong. They equate the persons: —, rather we ,relI1 ralll„ seem to respect bod* isumer Issues grasshoppers. When Ford said that his pulling reason, no ability to calculate. Further, her In most cases respecting human speech public is Kissinger Administration would not permit the Soviet of the plug with the murder of Karen. condition is irreversible. on Union to "fish in troubled waters," what he meant was that he hoped the Soviet Union Others feel the decision is life such as Karen's is not worth right because a living. The "person" Karen haa died. All that remains is a living body crippled and entails respect for persons but, as I case demonstrates, Vot in all cases, While respect for the "person" is Tuchinsky, PIRC tirector, n E. will Shaw I bt would not fish in troubled waters, but of Still another camp of people, Ronald Reagan's challenge to Ford in his the revolution a decade earlier. mostly decaying. The "personhood," that part of important and respect for bodies is course that is what the Soviet Union does medical doctors and moralists, feel the Karen which sets human television broadcast is here and there In respect of foreign policy, Gov. apart from darv I'm not Reagan best, and continues to do; and does so in decision is right because the " " sure if our bodveonsew criticized (for instance, by White House is correct in remarking the great reversals "person' animals, has died. considerable part because Congress does Karen died when she became a The "person" Karen is not even sentient. society could handle this. spokesmen) as being "completely familiar; of the past few years. He is, however, far prisoner of not act when action the irreversible coma. nothing new." That's true of course, even as too kind to Congress in his distribution of might help — in Angola, more aware of the world around care for instance. These people believe the "personhood," her than spent c it is true that somebody who the blame. a rock would be, though the complains for When Kissinger spent a thousand hours that hard-to describe and very important funerals. the 100th time that termites are eating into It is a historical truism that the name of biological functions of the body continue the foundations of his house has not said the principal figure in any historical with Congressmen and Senators in execu¬ part of Karen, is defunct. All that remains, with the aid of machines. period tive session, they believe, is the biological organism that something new in 100 public declarations, a is given to the events of that period, never describing the tactical, stra¬ Those who say the court's decision is i contained the alive commentary that has nothing to do with the mind the force or forces tegic, psychological consequences of a loss "person" Karen. wrong are guilty of rule worship. These primarily respon¬ in Angola, the American The doctors and philosophers who feel progress of the termites — who are clearly sible for the significant historical public was people ore willing to let all individuals develop¬ unaware of the pressure this way believe continued biological func¬ involved suffer in order to obey the rule being put on at work in Washington, which is their headquarters, undermining the lovely man¬ ments. Henry Kissinger is conveniently accept¬ Congress. But when Congress was asked to tioning of Karen's body is nothing more "thou shall not kill." Letter policy vote the necessary funds. than a show of power. A display proclaim¬ This is a very uaeful rule in most cases. sion bequeathed to us by the Founding ed, as Dean Acheson was Congress said: In Fathers. conveniently No. That is Reagan's issue. ing what modern technology can do. Karen's case, though, The Opinion Page welcomes all fel accepted as the principal architect of the fall Why did following the rule Congress say No? It is this third view of Karen I wish to serves no reasonable Readers should follow a few rules to tsfl Reagan's domestic points are difficult to of China a generation ago, as the principal purpose. challenge. In fact Ford has made peace with Was it because Congress, as represents explore. Those who say the court's decision i that as many letters as possibl sponsor of the defeats we have suffered at tive of the American In this age of modern technology the orint. the statists — perhaps he has no alterna¬ the hands of the Communisis. people, believes that right because Karen's life is not worth Kissinger has the people do not understand the definition of death has become blurred. In All Utters should be typed 01 tive. It is however not a commentary on never denied that the greatest risk in the implica¬ living are making a big value judgement. tions of the Angolan challenge? Or that the old days a person was dead if his heart lines and triple - spaced. Letters Reagan's capacity for repetition, but on the rhetoric of detente is the they Deciding what kinds of lives are worth muit undermining of do not care? If so, then the fault is at least - breathing stopped. Not today, signed, and include local address, public's capacity for acclimating itself to the popular will to resist. He has, however, so living ia not something I would like to do. statist presumption, that Reagan needs to assumed that the popular will to survive partly that of a President who is ineffective Machines i continue these functions Those who feel the court's decision i» faculty or staff standing - if any - • There is. in causing them to understand. And if the indefinitely. right because it gives doctors the right to phone number. remind us that a) inflation continues; b) the unbalanced budget continues; c) the would be sufficient to instruct Congress in grave matters involving the national secur¬ President and his secretary of state cannot Because of this difference, states across JaIamhIha if tk. H_ determine if the "person" has died ,, t .. . Letters should be 25 lines or less ad* Inference! -RATION FOR: bring the people to understand why it is the country are beginning to use "brain be edited for conciseness to fit more feW bureaucracy swells; d) the little engineers ity. When Gov. Reagan assigns the blame to choosing the best rationale. Doctors have CAY Over 35 necessary to exert ourselves in order death" as the criterion for death in these the skill and equipment on the in Washington continue to dictate to us in the accents which, had President Ford and Henry Kissinger for the survive, then Reagan must labor to make to us rliffioult difficult mobs cases. *ulm necessarv j to do page. No unsigned letters will be aw M|ofe*Peri they been used by loss of Angola, the accusation ondiuco requires understand. To determine if there has been total brain The courts decision gives the Names are, withheld from publication H King George III, would have precipitated family the amp* Small rU Washington Star death, many hospitals rely on the criteria choice of whether to keep the body alive or for good Will Mike Marshall ever grow up? Or violation of basic fair play and due Cl Frank Beeman really goofed. process. seventh-inning stretch and his salary began Seems that when the State News« ll Well, Beeman went to his bullpen and to exceed his earned run average, the turf the Dodgers front office Tuesday. llf MSU's celebrated, one and only Cy replied that, as a graduate student, Mikey arena came into greater demand due to the I reaction concerning that statement Young-award-winning pitcher Mike Mar¬ shall can't to has access to a grievance procedure to insure due process through the University growth of tennis. astonishment. :at seem get to first.base in Mikey couldn't understand this and he One spokesman lessom0, justifying his war with the intramural Graduate Judiciary Committee. wanted to loosen his muscle while said, "Mr. 01 ^9 of Rudeness: department. In his tirade against Beeman, MSU and the resident "jerks" on campus, Marshall has conveniently forgotten a few When last heard from, Mikey was still in the on-deck circle contemplating whether- not In of what other people wanted. In everybody else be damned. Right, Mikev? oblivious essence, would anybody. never say anything like that w He's not that type Subsequently, Dodgers Publicity W of pen® Ig material, suppler an nnl to tnaopl a pinch Killar insert a nin/vh hitter. TIn Ithe n Via MIVah mill l>. Mikey will be granted _ j __ • . . things regarding his use of the turf arena in meantime, he's been using a designated one point. There', tor Steve Brenner called the State Ni no rule which says he can be banned from and relatedI the Men's IM Building. signee to reserve time each day so that he the IM Building. But, for the O'Malley's sentiments. 8re» First, on Feb. 22, Marshall allegedly past dozen commented,I, "Mr. O'Malley has not taW talk* If I |/|£| fair might practice in the turf arena. ' abused and intimidated a tennis player when that participant apparently objected to Marshall's wanting to pull out the batting But, let's not stop with Mikey. Frank Beeman is just as big a culprit in this mess. Back in 1973, when Mikey was a years or so, if anyone broke house rules was banned and granted a Beeman to discuss the issue. cried in the locker room like our meeting with Nobody else he Mike since this mess began and he h«1 called anybody at Michigan State a jem So, Mikey, keep it up. it brd' ""vuuurcil cage, thus obstructing the tennis court. relatively obscure reliefer with the Mon¬ Mikey But Maybe, just maybe, Mikey Marsha" ''"einformolior ED BONDERS Frank Beeman, IM bossman, sent Mar¬ treal Expos, Harris honored Mikey's re¬ X^htoX ^ re8pected ** study """" out his °P«°n option here ax MSU nere at m- and •• g" to Mikey shall a letter notifying him of a complaint the abused party and banned the hurler from using the facility until Marshall discussed the matter with him. Dodger by quest for special workout privileges in the IM Building. To this day he's sorry for that Marshall is the only MSU student to ask On into the owner other the rn„„ mouth Walter thl wl ?Port»ra"»,'ip. h of?' Los "I t h',8 put word' Angeles Dodger's O'Malley. Just last week another university, any university. "T university, * the In " meantime, I wouldn't put "'? Mikey to protest an umpire's decision <3J3) 354-008; SEssr. Mikey proclaimed that O'Malley knew of 'fnfs, columns u 1 Bldg. Dr. Louisa Spanglar Tuchinsky, sak, and there is much to PIRGIM Exocutlv.Dlroctor See you there) Tuosday April 13. 7:30 , p.m. Brody Multipurpose Room A nteers needed for Michigon for the Blind, Volunteer "Housing and Tenant Protection" Bernard Schaefer, r Lifeguards and recrea- MSUPIRGIM Chairperson tople are especially needed, rested, contact Deniaa Fox Wednesday April 14, 7:30 p.m. London E. Formal Shaw at the Volunteer lounge 26 Student Services Bldg. Sub. #19 ,'A. Woman's Survival Guide" Honors Collage life Sob Shop Special', «d Housing Basketbalieral wAt|rirJfgrunv Ond "So* Discrimination and tho law" Horry Wright, May night at Red Cedar "Everything" ' Lansing District Executive, , we play half-court baaket- '2" large Michigan Dept. of Civil Rights. m 7 to 9 p.m. It'a informal hould have, r.g'2" rae, problems with have a good time. C'mon ' Thursday April 15. 7:30 p.m. 137 Akcrs swish soma. "Freedom of Information In 1 view. For example Monday thru Thurs. Michigan" Edward 1are already dead.* Christian Science informal Potrlnl, PIRGIM legal Director body could be used i tation will meet at 7 tonight. PHONE Tuosday April 20, 7:30 p.m. 335 A + B Case 3#9 "Nuclear Development and Environmental Issuos" FAST Richard Conlln, PIRGIM meeting for Students for lobbyist and Director of FREE Energy Policy Project hy will be at 7:30 tonight Room, Union. Everyone is >n't necessarily respei teem to respect bodia raumer Issues and Lobby- ArtCarved introduces tecting human boil public issues presentation If ever there was a right ersons ct the tot in all but, casr as Kara "person" is mat for bodies Tuchinsky, PIRGIM Exacu- hrector. will be at 7:30 E. Shaw Hall lower time to change your (A* the first fashion collection if this. our body consrir, *SU Legal Services has an V available for consultation i.m. every Wednes- hair style... Spring of of women's college rings. ipointments can be made Student Services 76 is idealJ Bldg. "HI Club presents Dr. Evert professor of botany and ethology who will give a SIGOURNEY - JONES The world's leading manufacturer of diamond and wedding rings fation on tho identification Mure of mushrooms. It HA1RSTYLING knows when it's time for a brand-new look in college rings. policy " at 7 Tuesday, Natural 484-1491 You can see the new ArtCarved fashion collection on Ring Day. 1712 E. Mich. Ave - Lansing East Every ring in it is designed for the woman who 694-8101 appreciates beautiful jewelry and the tradition of a college ring. If that means you, don't miss the new ArtCarved rings. 6810 South Cedar - Suite B - Lansing South You'll like their style. There is q 25 lines 1 es or less em- Inference! I! WATIONFOk RING DAYS to fit more M J^»Ov.r35yMri o( TODAY APRIL 12th TUESDAY & APRIL 13th , experience ki a will be ««!" IT ond success I from publication * _ ^ Smoll dosses AT ^oluminoui home mot«rial$ CeursM that ore l^^onXontlyupdotK —r- •uvsisiivs TO reviews of class BOOKITOttl said, "Mr. 'A* lessons and for or un ««| . ything like that'* supplementary at type of person- igers Publicity WJ That's when the ArtCarved representative will ailed the Stale NP asentiments. ' (alley has not talked [alley Bred 'Me •lions. RING DAY REPRESENTATIVE be here to help you select your custom-made college ring. It's also the day you can charge your began ana ne i»» ArtCarved ring on Master Charge or BankAmericard. nt FELIX VICKERS WILL BE HERE chigan State a jen BRD't FROM 10 a.m. -4 p.m. SAVE UP TO $10. UP- l 1 """""uxwroamiv.A.1 "Mete today & tomorrow Any day's the day to save on a , Mikey Marsha" informotion call c gold ArtCarved ring: $10 if you pay in full, $5 if lereatMSUandp yuniversity- i (®T3) 354-0085 College rings by you pay a standard deposit. wouldn't put TKI^RVED umpire' something s'tia ball. W World-famous for diamond and wedding rings cis» fair play? pire has any " rup, Marshall. sss 6 Michigon Stole News, Eost Lansing, Michigan in stole Newt. Eo«t Lontlna, Michigan LITTLE WANT ADS! BIG PLUSES FOR BIG RESULTS! fiirtwcyd^nfel :RANKLY SPEAKING ....by phil frank HONDA COUPE 1872. New, HONDA 750, 1973. Low Qort»i Service pin-striping, lots of chrome, sifton bedroom co-op apartment situa¬ Lviation cams, alphabet headers, lake in¬ tion. (guys can look). 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WEBSTER I 12 word minimum condition 4600 also 1966 Dodge 882-8742. 52412 MEN'S WEAR, Meridian Mall. OPEN YOUR own plant shop in 484-9472 or after 6 p.m.. 462-5426. EAST LANSING AREA, modela enmpus view my antique store. SUNSHINE 517430 open 11 a.m to 7 p.m. One end Coronet 4326. Cell 339-3620. 6 4 Experience required. Apply be¬ NOW AVAILABLE-Super Sprint tween 10 a.m. and 3 ALLEY, 1145 South Washington, SUBLET two bedroom. May consider chil¬ APflRTfTIENTS p.m. week¬ SUMMER. Two bed¬ dren under four. Newly remodel¬ exhaust systems with exclusive days. Equal Opportunity Employ¬ Lansing, 482-8529. 54-191181 lifetime warranty for your Import¬ room qualified married couples. ed. starting at 4170. Utilities •Across from Williams Hall MUST SELL 4100 or beet offer. er. 54-13 Furnished, rent 4160, utilities in¬ furnished except lights. Security *2 & 3 bedrooms ed osr. CHEQUERED FLAG FOR¬ 1966 Oldsmoblle, excellent trene- cluded. 394-1196. Z-7416 *16 2 baths EIGN CAR PARTS, 2606 East deposit 4126. On bus route Under portatlon. 351-9574. 84-13 OVERSEAS JOBS. Asia. Austra¬ new management. Ceil NORTH •furnished 1144] Kalamazoo Street, one mile west lia, Africa. Europe, South Ameri¬ POINTE APARTMENTS, off M-78 'air conditioned 14.40 of campus. 487-5066. C-5416 GHANA NEEDS math teachers. ■lv«r« U|t A 1 RENAULT 12TL 1972, 26,000 ca. All occupations. 4600-42500. Guatemala needs health educators end Haslett Roed, 332-6354 10.14 I 1291 Invaluable experiences. Details Waters U|« or miles, manual, Mlchellne. Excel¬ and Malaysia needs agronomists. 372-7986, evenlnge 351-1173.. lent condition, 41600. 4.25. INTERNATIONAL EMPLOY PEEZ REAL ESTATE. C-4-30 3412 361-8312 »r««8 mw IBM Vol- MENT RESEARCH, box 3893C9, Find out about these and other A|»H. PEACE CORPS positions today •f# now looting »44, •»• ever dBeskr Seattle, Washington. 96124. 134 thru Thursday In the Placement ONE MAN needed for 4 man 324 Michigan TEMPEST 1966. Six cylinder, Msf wMIe Mwy IsseH 19 Office. 1-4-12 1281 332-4432 apartment. Furnished, own room, 332-6246 394-2462 DEADLINE good condition. Call after 5 p.m., cooking fecllitiei, perking, utilities 485-9339. 4160. 1412 MACKINAC ISLAND Hotel needs paid. 490, 351-9369. 3412 WANTED, CONSCIENTIOUS ttenwmgaits. summer employees rotating as creative individuals Interested In EVERGREEN APARTMENTS. TOYOTA CELICA GT 1974. 5 waltress/malds, waitress/salad Two bedroom furnlthed, air condi¬ bettering mankind. Many oppor¬ 561 ALBERT ONE BLOCK from cempue. Ont girls, waitress/hostesses, bus boy/ Street, one block tioning, Behind People'l Church. speed, 31,000 miles, excellent condition. 43200. 393-5466. 3412 COOK-HERRIMAN dock porters and cooks. Inquire to tunities. Call Mary 351-5936, Mon¬ from csmpus, large two bedroom, perton furnished efficiency, avail¬ able fall term, 12 month lease, Ceil now for fell. Summer leasee Y.w^mvt BUM 3969 Penberton, Ann Arbor, Mich¬ day-Friday 48 p.m. 54-16116) furnished, afr conditioned, belco- h price. Phone 361-3682 or cy. Summer and Fall. Call 365 4160/month, very private living. TOYOTA COROLLA 1971, 13,000 igan. 48105. 7-4-15 PRATT REALTY, 393-8210. 8421 h mh w. of Ltnilng Mill CO-ED OR young girl needed to 6118 after 6 p.m 361-1177 01 351-6068. 54-14 or 361-8676. 1271 c# ad <1 ordered it cannot mllee. Excellent condition and mileage. 42800 Arm. Phone 604 gas ^)6136WSsprhaw^? 020 Phone 371-5600 COMMUNITY COLLEGE teaching babysit In Spartan Village with 2 girls. Late afternoon and miscel¬ 0-54-13 FEMALE NEEDED there one per- I cancelled or changed until 8860. Holt. 5-416 1151 MASON, TWO bedroom duplex, jobs. Excellent opportunities. In¬ laneous times. Pay negotiable. ertlon, unless it Is ■•red 4 cancelled by noon Xa.if.WrV J formation/application 41.00: 353-7927. 2413 (21) SUMMER SUBLET. 3 470 each. Furnlehed, one ~peopl.~- •on •ummer, 185/month. June's rent free. Okemos, 349-1807 after private drive, residential, carpet- TRIUMPH TR-6 1971. Excellent SEARCH, box 2652, Eugene, Ore¬ block 5:30 p.m. S-5-4-12 ing, basement, yard. $200. 694- 11 days before publico- from cempue. 337-0033. 6414 0350. 5-4-16 (12) mechanically, excellent body. ELECTRIFYING: CONVERT your gon 97402. 2-5415 PART TIME Employment for MSU 42500 or best otter. 394-3679. car to electric powerl No pollution. students. 12-20 hours per week. NEEDED: ONE female, 4 perton 5414 Cheap snd reliable transportation. R.N. OR L.P.N. The - must hold Automobile required. 339-9600. 1 a Jt.00 service charge Cempue Hill. Free but, 466/month. od Michigan licenae-charge nurse C-15430 (14) 3453113.8415 n change plus Ifl'. VOLKSWAGEN -SUPER -Beetle I word per day for addition- • supervisors and inservice positions 1972. A-1 condition. New Aires. 1371; East Lansing. C430 open. Full or part time: Sklted RESIDENT MANAGER couple for Creative Conner , shocks. Major tune-up. Call after 6 ROOMMATE NEEDED immedi¬ nursing facility. Excellent working Eest Lansing apartment. Comfort¬ p.m., 651-6192.5-4-16116) AmIrTcAN," "GiRMAN ~ AND conditions and beneflta. Call 332- able housing and modest salary in ately, own room, walking distance to FOREIGN CAR REPAIR, also 6061 between 9-6 p.m., Monday- campus. Call 332-8306, 361- exchange for lots of work. Phone 3436. 6-4-19 (12) VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK, body. 20% DISCOUNT to stu¬ Friday. 5418 332-0111. 0-18430 dents and faculty on all caah n' 1971. Excellent condition, 25,000 carry VW service parts. IMPORT TRAVEL VALLEY FORGE-Walden Woods Printed Pattern miles. Navy blue. Automatic. OPPORTUNITY. Ex¬ LOOKING FOR a summer job? Apartments, New 1 bedroom. 4542 41850. 351-7772. 6-415 AUTO PARTS, 500 East Kslsme- zoo and Cedar. 4852047,4859229 penses paid. Man and woman, or Island House and Lake View Hotel Carpeting, latest appliances- L0 couple, mid 20's, chaperone staff of Mackinac Island will be inter¬ drapes. 4159.50-some completely W/3W/2 ^ Master Charge and Benk Ameri- youth bus tour. Western United re due 7 days from the viewing April 12-13 at the Place¬ furnished. On but line. Fall occu¬ card. C-430 States, dune 15July 9. Write L.V. ment Bureau. Z-6413 tiration date. If not paid pancy. 2345 North Harriaon-man- |ths due date a SO' lale Meyering, box 33, Greenville, ager, Apartment I 16. 351-1943, ice charge will be due. Auto Insurance I ®> Michigan, 48838, or phone 616- BABYSITTER WANTED in my 332-1334. X-10416 1291 VW KHARMAN Ghia, good con¬ 764-7179. Z-3414 (34) East Lansing home. Monday dition, low mileage, 4700. 349- 17 Companies through Saturday. Must have own TWO PERSON. Clean, well main¬ 2528. 3412 FSC H TELEPHONE WORK to set up appointments from our office, four transportation. References re¬ tained for the serious, graduate or 351-2400 ¥ quired. Phone 332-6206 between 7 married etudent. 136 Kedzle, 351- MvTlfa] VW SUPERBEETLE. Good condi¬ tion, 41260 or best offer. 4874584 933 E. Grand River hours per day. Apply in person 3230 N. East Street, Lansing. p.m.-9 p.m. 5514 2402, 882-2316. X-6416 1161 after 6 p.m. 5412 3413 MALE COUNSELORS, small, pri¬ . »r to sell? Watch It drhl* M-78 BODY SHOP. Rustproofing ONE AND two bedroom furnlehed vate Michigan boys J Call Vlcki, 355-8256, State VW VAN 1966 engine excellent, specialists. Moat cars rustproofed COMPANION-SITTER for elderly camp, June mobile homes. 425440 per week I Classified. for 445. Guaranteed. 337-0496. 22-Auguat 14. Areas open: Judo, On the lake, 10 minutes to body good, 4400. Ask for Pete convalescent. Hours and pay ar¬ trips/nature, riflery. Write, giving 349-0166.1866 West Grand River. C430 ranged. Near campus; can study csmpus. Clean, peaceful end qui¬ I TOOLS, 1971. Automatic, background experience, FLYING et. 641-6601. 54-30 2413 1161 while working. 361-6924. 3-4-13 JM, naw tires and battery. EAGLE, 1401 North Fairview, Lan¬ LOWEST RATES in motorcycle sing, 48912. 6415 |»J5 after 2 p.m. or week- VETERANS: DON'T let those TWO BEDROOM Cedar Village 15-4-16 (14) I Mototycto K and auto insurance. Easy payment plan. Close to campus. LLOYDS years in the military go to wastel Cell 5658203, after 6 p.m., Mon¬ EXPERIENCED SHORT-order Apartment, Furnlehed. Perking. Spring term only. Phone, 361- K SEDAN 1966. Air OF LANSING, 4841414. C430 cook, 10 p.m. - 6 a.m. Apply and 5180. 54-14 F. excellent SOMEBODY'S LOOKING for 6 day through Friday to learn of the JUNCTION CAFE, Perry. 625 ™ Call Dale running condi- bike like yours now. Advertise itli financial beneflta and retirement 4660. 5-4-14 0.6-4-19 (15) H. Wilcox, State News Classified. 355-8255. Ask for Randy. "faployiwtHfii'i income you can have from the AIR NATIONAL GUARD. 54-30 225 DIVISION. 129 GUNSON. Now leasing for summer and fall. AR0 1971, automatic. l«. new exhaust and tires. Six BSA 1973, 750cc triple. Excellent OVERSEAS JOBS-summer/year- round. Europe, South America, KEY-PUNCH. ONE-TWO years C For Rent J[$j Efficiency, 1, 2, and 4 bedroom apartments, furnished. We pay ■ economy car, clean. 41560. condition. Low miles. 41000. Bill, Auatralla, Asia, etc. All fields. experience IBM-029 or 129. New TV AND stereo rentals. 426/term. heat end water. No pets. Call T47.7416 353-2036.6412 460541200 monthly. Expenses position. 43.7544.60/hour. Phone 410.95/month. Call NEJAC, 337- 332-3746. 8419 paid, sightseeing. Free informa¬ Billy 349-4600, CAREERS UNLIM 1010. C430 J| 1974 standard, ■ vinyl roof, decor air, radial KAWASAKI 1975, 126cc. Female tion. Write: INTERNATIONAL ITED. 54-12 FANTASTIC DEALIII Male room¬ group, owner. Excellent condition. Low JOB CENTER, department ME, SPARTAN ACRES, renting plots, mate needed, furniehed apart¬ CLERICAL-EAST LANSING firm, ^J.24 12,000 miles. Like new, mileage. 4560. Call 339-3400. C4 box 4490, Berkeley. California, good ten key adding machine water, rota-tiller and plants. Hullet ment. 14 block cempue. Air, evenings. 74-12 30 94704. 19427 and Benett Roads. Reserve your perking. Utilities included. 351- dexterity. Dependable, full time. 3682. S412 1 IMPALA Custom, 1970. 43.6543.75/hour. Phone Billy 349- plot now. Call 337-7714.0-4-7 120) HARLEY DAVIDSON Sportster »en, rustproofed. 4875 »r- 332-6244. 6-4-14 or 1975. Electric start, 2000 miles. 4600, CAREERS UNLIMITED. 54- 12 f \ |R 1967 42600. Call 694-8483 weekends and after 5:30 p.m. weekdays. TELEPHONE SURVEY. Part-time, n*Pirti«^1[¥l CHECK OUR IFPAIR PRICE* ^ w ..v.Vw tw cozy, twice as good transports- I 54-13 EXPERIENCED BASS player quick to crochet. It's worked 2 weeks. 3% hours/evenings, 4 MSU AREA-Okemos. One bed¬ _«t exhaust, transmission, with 2 strands worsted-weight seeks gig in East Lansing area. Ask valves. 4380, 484- p.m. - 7:30 p.m. 487-1681. X-54 room, furnished, and unfurnished. synthetic yarn. Combine 2 col¬ for Pete, 3450166. 2413 (13) Air conditioned. 4170 and 4160. ors. Pattern 7176: directions Heat included. 3452680. 9418 for sizes 8-18 included. vw SERVICE PARTS $1.00 for each pattern. Add JN1970 pick-up with cam- HONDA 1973. SL125, 800 miles. Apartments FREE LONG LINES curving subtly 351 each pattern for first-class ■ Super condition, 4476. Dabby, Jpeed, clean, 41500. 373- 361-3947. 3413 New LMiiiifl CABLE TV at at the waist, then out. make airmail and handling. Send tit "4Hr6p.m. 339-9207.84-12 you look INCHES SUMMER and Alice Brooks /*% HONDA 350 CL 1973. Excellent BURCHflfT) taller, too. Breeze everywhere Hotleft-135 Colllngwood In this button-trimmed style Noodlocroft Dept. condition, 6300 miles, some ac¬ 332 - 3651 WOODS Printed Pattern 4542: Hall ™vll°p. Excellent Michigan State Nawi 126 P* 393-3387, cessories, 4800.361-9042. 6416 University Terrace • 444 Mich. Sizes lO'/a. 12'.'a. 14Va. 16'a. . 3-4-14 1121 332 - 5420 • HEATED POOL * # AUTO PARTS ~ 181?z. Size 14' i (bust 37) lakes Box 163. Old Chalsaa Sta Naw York, NY 10011. tl972''leering, K™ v-8-~automa«Tc, radiate, 731 Oelta-235 Delta 351 - 6437 • Unlimited |»rttiii( • Finished 500 E. Kalamazoo at Cedar 2?iyards 45-inch fabric. S1.00 lor each pattern. Add 35) for each pattern for first- Print Noma, Addroii, University Villa -635 Abbott Zip, Pattern Number. kin I u' ®"en/b|ack Mark, 353-2884. vinyl APARTMENTS 332 - 3312 • Studios THEY WENT class airmail and handling. Slid tO: MORE than ever before! 200 3414 THAT-A-WAY...TO Volkswagen complete repair Seechwood • 1130 Beech designs plus 3 free printed In¬ •Cl*i« !• Carnal • litem COLLING WOOD APTSII service. Repair 4 parts for Anno Adami * Air CenrfHI*n«M 351-6166 ar 351-7410 side NEW 1976 NEEDLECRAFT most foreign and Amarlcan • 'Bedroom . ■'S?Ji?n,R"!°. front wheel Inn America - 2376 E. 337 -1621 Gr. River • Air coMitioaing cars. Body shop & paint ser¬ Pattern Dapt. CATALOG! Hes everything. 75«. Crochet with Squires $1.00 Pter91600' * Michigan State Nawi, . •luiwrto'ui Furnlthlrtii air conditioned vices. Exchange engines 6 116 Crochet a Wardrobe *lhM transaxles. 243 $1.00 Now leasing for * dishwasher Waif 17 St., Naw Nifty Fifty Quilts $1.00 •On-lit* MWMgMIMt No Price Increases Ripple Crochet sPider,l97^ Cot- •Private laltonls• *IWIMMINO POOL (Some reduced) . Summer! Fall -shag carpeting Free wrecker service with York, NY 10011. Print Sew x Knit Rook $1.00 $1.25 , Special Discount for Mimmsr tmtn * unlimited parking repairs local Cily but NAME, ADDRESS, ZIP, Noedtepolnt Book • araos. $1.00 Hiw IiiiIr| ftr early leases * service to out front door. SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Flower Crechet look .$1.00 Studio 1 Br 2 Br Plush furniture J__ '993 home. 5415 t—nr Stall Summer rates • 2 Bdrm M4S *154 MM * Model Open Daily GET A $1.00 pattern free - Hairpin Crochet look ...$1 00 Instant Crochet look from'145 Wa buy and sail VW'I choose It from NEW SPRING- $1.00 [^ellent'h^: c,rP"«<. Summtr 'S3 per parson Fall '76 par parson Dlicount for 12 mo. loose I Bdrm from '130 Phone resldettf manager Studio Pall Rateai 1 Br 2 Br Now Looting For 4)5-2047 4)5-9229 SUMMER CATALOG! Packed with hundreds of great sun. sport city, traval styles. Send 75* Instant Micrime look ...il.00 Instant Money Book......_$1.00 Complete Ollt look ft .00 )6 Monday- Friday far shewing •161 >111 >260 Summer i Fall for Catalog Now! Complete Afghans $14 .$1.00 9-2 Saturday 12 Prize Afghans #12 Has Istoad 745 Burcham Dr. Sew + Knit look 90) 351-7212 351-3118 Call 351-B2B2 Instant Monsy Crafts . SI .23 $1.00 Book of 16 Quilts ft 90) Musium Quilt look f 2 _S0< TSlMwniOftf* lastnit Sewing leek 51.00 AA.Mill l4M—.-l*t. 3BI-7BIB 4 4 Weekdays - (behind Old World Mali I detent Fashion look 19 Quilts tar Today f) _S0< $1.00 til noon Sat. on the river I) J Book of 16 lltty R«gt . .5ol 1 Michigon State News, Eost lonsing, Michigan Monday. April |j . Apartments Houses il£ Rooms f [„ Srt [|^] f Fir so 1151 OWN ROOM in big modern NEW MOON 1968, 12 x 57. New UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS COM¬ AVAILABLE JUNE 15th: Nicely 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. townhouse, Penny Lane Apart¬ EAST LANSING, 4 bedroom du¬ plex. Fall, kitchen, appliances, plus furnished singles and doubles in Tanks, cannislera and uprights, SAFE^Virai ^rnUNT 2617 tens. OpJ CAL ,DISf0U~T furnace, storage shed. 694-1416 PLETE DISSERTATION and re¬ ments. $63/month, 394-4543. 5-4- after 2 p.m. or weekends. 54-16 sume service. IBM typing, editing, washer and dryer. No pets. Call elegant Victorian mansion, 1 block Guarantaed one full year. •7.88 Eaet Lan9in9' 372'7409' multllith offset printing, typeset¬ 332-3746. 8-4-20 MSU at Albert and Division, and up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING C-5-4-16 (12) 1131 FALL. ONE/two, share apartment, two bedroom, furnished. Close! SUMMER FIVE rooms for sub¬ lease on Milford, near campus. shared kitchen and bath, TV $15-$25/week uiiimos included. lounge, parking, utilities 332-1727. inuiuuvu. 04-30 COMPANY, 316 North Cedar, Opposite City Market. C 4-30 ~~~"7,"7,~~~~T.T-v NOW Anliques furni ure andI coteh 1969 GREAT home. Two bedroom, LAKES 12 mobile x 44, ting and binding. We encourage comparative shopping. For esti¬ mate stop In at 2843 East Grand rKsSl State News Services Bldg. Phone Larry 353-7298. 5-4-13 ablea. 11« South.Washington, priced for quick sale. 694-2568 River or phone 332-8414. 04-30 bvuN j™ class da?st)X!eS Call 355 1651. 3 413 <321 SEWING MACHINE CLEARANCE SALEI Brand new portables 482-8529.6-4-19 (12) after 6 p.m. 6-4-19 (151 imo FOUR MAN Apartment to sub¬ ONE BEDROOM $49.95. $5 per month. Large TYPING. TERM papers and the¬ announcements will kT"*) lease summer term. Across from private apart COUNTRY LIVING, my park lake, ses. IBM electric-fast, experienced ed by phone. ment in house one block from Own room, cheap, co-ed. George selection of reconditioned used MINOLTA SR-T 102, 1.4 68mm MOBILE HOME Manor, Ritzcraft, Mason hall. 332 0357. 6-4-14 service. 351-8923.164-30 campus, available immediately, 353-8839, 641-4315, 3-4-14 (12) machines. Singers, Whites, Nec- lens, cornea with case, and UV 12 x 55', many extras. Close to Social Service lens filter, excellent condition, qi $190 Includes all utiliti chi's, New Home and "many MSU. Call 351-0575. 6-4-16 SUBLET UNTIL September 15, England, room and IT*! 1177 or 351 6088. 5-4-14 TWO SINGLE rooms, across from others." $19.95 to $39.95. Terms. $325 or best offer. Bill. 355-5464. vidodl Also fail Twyckingham. Own bedroom, air Williams, $75 and $85, available EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING 64-19 1211 teim • P with women's conditioning. $117.50. 353 7230, OWN ROOM-in spacious now, 337-7349. 5-4-16 (12) COMPANY, 1115 North Washing¬ [ Lost S Found JfC^j L,roup^ 2% 485-0727 evenings. 5 4-13 $67.50, Lansing, on bu ton, 489-6448. C-4-30 PIONEER SX-424 receiver with ecology, consume* advdH DON 1 SIGN A LEASE 487 1093. 3-4 12 OWN ROOM, large comfortable 3 Jenson model 2 speakers, $190. LOST COLLIE Shephard, male, 3 IRENE ORR. Theeee, term papers, i.C/AHED1,:,Un,^l to 5 p.m. Mondays. — bedroom house. East side of ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA Call Walt, 363-4227. 3-4-14 1121 years old, no collar or tag9. lost In general typing. Formerly with Thur, SIX BEDROOM house to sublet Lansing, house privileges, $75 plus 1972.30-volume, still in box. Make Ann Brown, Cell UNTIL YOU'VE SEEN for summer or fall. Near campus, offer. 349-9839 after 5 p.m. TWO SIX foot sectionals, gold February in West Grand River, 485-8018; After 6 Give the bird t0 v.u. 1-4-12 Okemos 349-0166. 3-4-14 p.m., 482-7487. C-4-30 turkeyl Vote in MARIGOLD crushed velvet, matching pillows (21) area. Top Turkey Comes, Alphaki£ TEXAS INSTRUMENTS SR-10 and arm chair. 627-4281. 6-4-16 „ PURR-FECT TYPE. Accurate per¬ supper outside APARTMENTS TWO GIRLS needed starting sum LAKE FRONT. Pleasant room or calculator. Almost new Iwarrantyl sonal and professional IBM typing. the Union Iron, yomcs LOST BUTTERFLY pin. White MARIGOLDS HARRISON mer. Own rooms, Ann Street, sham house. Mature day worker and rechargeable. $60. 363-3663. enamel with rhinestones, brass One day service. 361-5094. C-4-30 Aves, $64 month 351-3002 3 4 12 preferred 339-8751. 3-4-12 E-M-15 MUST SELL Sony TC-353D open backing. Sentimental value. Re¬ Noed Spanish reel and Realistic DNRI Dolby. sgei ward. After five, 351-5387. 3-4-13 donts to serve ihe EAST SIDE Lansing and East i. FURNISHED, utilities, DYNACO FM-3 tuner, SCA-36 Both in excellent condition. $200 conn have many requests Lansing now leasing summer and privilege's, walking dis- amplifier $160 both, of sell sepa or best offer. 366-0981. 34-14 (19) LOST BROWN manilla envelope teacher (ci fall, 2 7 bedroom houses. Call ? MSU, now leasing for j 361-8967, 3-4-12 assistants r containing old book of Lansing ANN BROWN PRINTING AND Student Services Bi 355 7361. S 5 4-12 cassette recorder, numerous ster¬ TYPING, IBM. Theses, term pa¬ SONY 6065 receiver, Garrard 72B and sell unused items with a CLFAN, QUIET, close to campus, eo components, golf clubs from pers. Experienced. Call JOHN at7p.m. Tuesday 219/1 record changer. Best offer. Phone Classified Ad. Call 355-8255 To¬ no cooking, parking available, $20, tennis racquets from $7, 10 CALHOUN, 332-2078. C-4-30 Hall. Dr. Foil, 332-4929. 10-4-13 day. Discount furnished, 351-0631. X 5-4-12 speed bicycles from $40, motorcy¬ "Agriculture in H, prices for early leases. Call 351 7910 or 351 6168 5 4 14 CO ED, QUIET furnished farm. FUJI 10 speed. Tourer, perfect condition, ridden less than 50 cle helmets, camping gear, bow and arrows, baseball shoes, bats and gloves, lawn mowers, TV's, Refunds for ASMSU student tax ore avoilable r» lar Pool You are invited tn take group discussion ot Je, (,| Private room, Lake, bike, distance, DRIVING AND/OR miles. Sacrifice for $125. 1-543- air conditioners. Stop or Shop. in Rm 334 Student Riding from "Grand Illusion," led b EAST LANSING efficiency a RENT SMALL animals, $80. 351-8231. 6-4-13 Highland (M-59) to MSU. Leaving 5159. 5-4-16 (15) Come on down to DICKER & and Glenn Wright lull ment, one block from can north Lansing, in1 Servicos Building until time is negotiable. Returning time immediate $ $90. ED2 1279 eve s 3 4-12 BERKEY HALL 2 V? blocks, private DEAL, 1701 South Cedar, Lan¬ 12 noon negotiable. Phone 313-887-2349 showing at 7 tomghi occupancy. month, utilities included. $95 includes utilities, kitch¬ CANON FT-QL with 35, 50, 135, sing. 487-3886. C-4-30 Wednesday. room, after 7 p.m. 3-4-12 2705, 332 2495 5 4-15 FOUR BEDROOM house, Reagent en, 351 0424. 7-4-14 200mm lens, plus carrying case, April 14. 355-7139. 2-4-13 (12) Winged Spartans Street. Range, refrigerator. Can WEEKLY DRIVING SHARE from Jackson to Ground School will WANTED FEMALE for fouf vt accommodate 4 adult persons. OWN ROOM in large 5 bedroom MSU. MWF-Leaving 7:45 Return¬ Call 332 4236, after 5 p.m. 469- 6436. 3 4 12 house. $80 plus utilities. Call 332 8858. 10-4-15 KENMORE PORTABLE combina¬ tion washer-dryer, good condition, SPECIAL [ Real Estate jjttsj ing 2:30 p.m. Phone 782-7531. tonight, 115 Bessev I bers welcome. reasonable. 694-2568 after 6 p.m. ATTRACTIVE THREE bedroom DRIVING OR RIDING from White COTTAGE LAKE Lansing. One 6-4-19 (12) Bicycle With the Can FURNISHED ROOMS two blocks home, Northeast Lansing. Land hall Manor Apts. to Campus. 2 3 GIRLS Reduc Close to campus bedroom, available April 10 $140/ month. 339 3428 or from campus, from $50 to $95 month. All utilities are included. per 10 SPEED, MEN'S 26", $45. coZCD CHAIN contract terms. $15,000, 854% Leaving 9:00 a.m. or earlier. Re¬ Club at 6:30 every Monday pace through 10 m 339-8230. With combination lock interest. Call Mike turning variable. Phone 337-0959 8939 3 4 13 Cali or leave a Women's bicycle, $20. Both excel¬ at 484 9665 farms. Meet at Shav message at 627- 3-4-16 (161 Time after 5. lent condition. 372-3804. 3-4-14 Questions? Call Join 9773. Z 11 4-16 ROOM IN house. $60/month. $66 FRANDOR AREA, 1620 Gay Lane. DRIVING AND/OR RIDING from Look into coop deposit. Fairview, Dave, 337 1861, ROOMS $18 25/week, utilities in¬ Three bedroom brick ranch, 114 Swartz Creek to MSU. Leaving between 6 8 p.m. 6-4-19 (12) cluded, one block from campus, NIKON LENS: 24mm S2.8; Vivitar baths, built-ins. Assumeble 754%. 7:00 a.m. Returning flexible M-F. spring, summer and renting for spring, summer, fall, no series 1 135mm; 14 52mm filters. Phone 372-5920. 7-4 16 Co-op office, 3110 TWO WOMEN needed for two SEVEN BEDROOM house, sum Phone 489-7977. 3-4-13 Velocipede Phone 313-635-9145. After 5:00 vices Bldg.. or the pets, 215 Louis Street, 351-4495 Peddler bedroom Cedar nearest you We're 1 Village apartment mer, furnished, close to campus. 11 4 p.m. 16-4-21 $45'month. Summer, 355-8252, 353 0480 evenings. S 5-4 15 Sunporch, individuals/group. 355- 0595, 355-0597. 6-4 19(13) MODERN LUXURY duplex.' Air, MOWERS, AND tillers for sale rent. Call now. Phone 339-9522. or 541E Grand River 3517240 f Recreation j[(Kij RIDING FROM Flint area to (Tues, Thursdayl. Leaving by 7:30 MSU ing list. Deadline to reyisi furnished, laundry, dishwasher, 7-4-19 CHEAPEST FARES to close, carpeted. $85/month. 332- Must book Europe. a.m. Returning 12:15 a.m. Phono Michigan primaty is nowl TRAVEL BY 659-9475 anytime. 1095. 0 4 30 GOLF CLUBS men's lightweight Lansing residents t NIKKORMATT EL HARRINGTON, 351 8800. C-4-30 Spalding Proflite. 3 woods, 9 city hall, 410 Abb< MEN irons, excellent condition. $150. ter SLR. Olympus OM-1 mint DRIVING AND/OR Riding from Greg. 351 70/'8. 6 4 13 ONE block to campus. ONE ROOM, -kitchen facilities, AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER 15th. Clean, quiet rooms. Cooking. Phpne 485-8836 or 351-8192. 0-4- Call 355-4325 after 3 p.m. 4-4-14 condition. Vivitar seriea-1 macro zoom lens, Vivitar series-! 135mm [ Service )(^ East Lansing to Flint GM-AC Div.) Leaving Monday-Friday. Phone 337-2590. communal bathroom, close, quiet, 30 MATTRESS AND box springs for F2.3, Canon 35mm Fl mount lens, The Southern African Lansing. East side. Kalamazoo Lamiya C-33 twin lens camera, FOR QUALITY storeo service visit parking Call Dale. 355 0149. 10 4- double bed. 1 year old. Call tion Committee me near campus. Large 5 bedroom, EAST LANSING, private room for Bronica 2'/. x 2% SLR. Good THE STEREO SHOPPE, 565 East WILL DRIVE OR Ride from Fen- 351-3217 after 5:30. 2-4-12 every Monday at t nicely furnished, modern kitchen, selection of lens, rangefinders, Grand River. C-4-30 ton-Linden Area to MSU. 2 baths, parking, $375/month. Call girl, one block from campus, Leaving ter. 1118 S. Harr.sc immediate occupancy, $75/ moviS cameras, projectors, Pola¬ 7:30 am Rptuzning time flexible. one is welcome. 332 1800. 0 18-4 30 FREE...A losson in Houses * month. 351-2705, 332-2495. 5-4-15 roids, binoculars, and telescopes. We trade anything of value. care. Call 484-4519, East complexion Michigan Phone(313|629-8755 Monday thru Friday. 3-4-13 TWO GRAD students needed to share house in After 6 p.m. Lansing. No lease. 35M961, 374-7357 AVAILABLE JUNE 15th: Large, well-kept 4-7 bedroom houses, nicely furnished, 2 baths, fireplace, LARGE ROOM co-ed $90 plus utilities, female. Close 351 4924. 3-4-13 to campus, Gibsons WILCOX SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East Michigan, Lansing. C-16- 4-30 or 485-7197, C-4-30 Lansing Mall. MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS. separate dining room, parking, 2 blocks from campus: BOOKSALE ROOMS AVAILABLE in log cabin 1975 HOOVER PORTABLE wash¬ SALT LAKE City. Rider Lake Loads of Paper Harvest gold, excellent condi¬ wanted, BEAUTIFUL HOUSE 2 people 426 Park Lan on Lansing, furnished, er. leaving April 14th. Share gas if HRI Hospitality Assn bedrooms. spring, summer, $80/month. 339- and hardbacks tion, $100. Phone 355-5950, 3-4-13 possible. Call Elmer 1-628-2115 in needed. Own bedrooms; study, $100 week 7:30 Wednesday in 1 3556. 6-4 16 Mason. 6-4-12 Center. Holiday Inn will begi kitchen privileges. $120, 489-6937.. 439 Grove, j bedro1 Text and WEDDINGS PHOTOGRAPHED, week. DESKS, $5.00 each. Garden tools. reasonable rates, excellent quality. presentation. Picas MASON, $70/month. Share large Reference Children's clothing, $.25 - $3.00. riVE BLOCKS to MSU, furnished house for 5 men. Available June 118 Linden, 7 bedrooms, $160 week. house, yard. 15 minutes to cam¬ pus. 676-4601. 11-4-21 We buy booke anytime Miscellaneous items. 489-4079. E-54-13 Call 482-3388 after 6 p.m. 10-4-19 r.wiTTB (more iwh / Special low rate for summer only. 128 W. Grand River 15th for 12 month lease. Dial, 332 4076. 5-4 12 Call for appointment, 332 1800. 0-18-4 30 SHARE 3 bedroom house with 1 bl. W. of Union COLDSPOT, 1 ft cubic' regrigera- tor. $100. Pioneer HR-99 [ Instruction ](i*] GOOD MUSICIANS for Jazz-rock bend. Union not required. Call FOUND MSU graduate. 232 South Foster, recording Arch, 355-2666. 5-4-13 ^ MthruFri. 8-treck player, $100. EDGEWOOD VILLAGE Children's PFRSON WANTED for house on Lansing. 482-4161. 6-4-14 \ 9:00-5:30 355-7085. Gunson. $75 month plus utilities, WANTED FIVE netrt clean stu¬ dents. Need house for fall neat f 3-4-12 Confer has openings for children PROTECT YOUR homel 337 0856 3 4-13 ages 2%-5, a developmental learn¬ Respon¬ MSU. 3 5 bedrooms. 332 1308 12-STR1NG OVATION guitar. Like sible, trust worthy housesitter, BEAUTIFUL DUPLEX, fall, 4 peo¬ 5-4-16 115) j For Sale jf^ new. Ovation's beet model. Cell Rich for price 353-6035. 3-4-12 CANON BOOSTER. For subdued light photography. New, $45. Af¬ ter 6 p.m.. 489-2558. E-5-4-14 ing program provided. Telephone 351-2392. 8-4-13 summer, 1976. References. 337-1277, S-5-4-14 Gerri, ple. fireplace, furnished $375 Col HOUSES FOR rent for fal1 term. TWO SCHWINN 10 speeds, te led 616 795-9621 after 6 p.m. WRITING CONSULTANT-8 years All available houses arc within Tour 23 inch, Continental 22 TOMMY ARMOUR Golf clubs. Hove e Classified Ad BRITTANY SPRING riding jacket. walking distance. Call or leave a inch. Phone 332-3516, 4-6 p.m. Near new. Bag and cart $100. Hunter green, tailored, size 11-12, experience in professional editing, writing skill instruction. 337-1591. Gather up all those party... no-longer- ADVERTISE at "special i YOUR special^ message at 627 9773. Z-11 4-16 Ask for O. Skala. 5-4-15 332-1964. 3-4-12 needed items now and sell thorn .. DUPLEX. SUMMER. 4 people $30.332-2734 after 5 p.m. E-5-4-12 3-4-14 (121 Town column Call Virti $300 per side. Call collect (6161 CUSTOM SANDALS all leather SAILBOAT 14 foot Rhodes Ban¬ BIC TURNTABLE, Kenwood re¬ 795 9621 after 6 p.m Z 3-4-13 $18, or RUBBER SOUL $14. THE tam. Excellent day sailer and racer. ceiver, cassette deck and portable. SANDAL SHOP, Olde World Mall, Completely equipped, f-ill set dec- All brand new. Muet sell 332-0423. PEOPLE REACHEfl LAKE LANSING Rd 525 Lovely 1751 East Grand River. 361-3411. .on sails, extras. furnished five bedroom home, Fiberglass with 6-4-14 $275 X-8 4-16 (201 mahogany trim. Trailer. 337-735 summer. $375 winter. HOMESTEAD REALTY 484-9491 Rooms after 5 p.m. 3-4-12 WHITE MONKEY-Michigan's [ Animals |(Vi| VICTORIAN STYLE WANT AD oldesl heed store has all your summer wed¬ CO OP, NEW community. Needs "high" supplies plus spring t- ding dress, size 10/12. White, female. $285/term, room and AKC LABRADOR Rotriever one shirt3. Hours 10-9 p.m. Abbott train, satin and lace, $80. Call pup¬ board. 351-3820. 8 4 14 351-3668. 10-4-21 pies. Excellent for show and hunt. Ruad, East Lansing. 3-4-12 351-9094. X-7-4-16 Just complete form anil mail EAST ORIENTAL RUGS: 3 Caucasian. 1 CLARINET, EXCELLENT condi¬ LANSING. Furnished rooms, walking distance to MSU. Persian, 2 American Indian. 485- tion. Reeds, case, music stand. NEED CASH? Find a buyer for with payment to: Kitchen privileges, utilities includ¬ 3337 after 4 p.m. 6-4-12 $50, after 6 p.m., 489-2568, E-5-4- your sellable items. Call Randy, ed from $80. Call EQUITY VEST Crate News Classified, 355-8256. Stale News Classifictl Dcpl- INC., 484 9472 c-r 482 5426 after 6 TWO BEDROOM house, 312 p.m. 0 4 30 347Student Services llhln East Lansing, Mich. 433H South Hayfcrd. utilities included, How to form $175 3/1 3167. 332 2419, after 5 GIRL ROOMMATE needed for your own car pool one bedroom apartment in house. As a public service at no charge, the State News One block from campus, available will provide a free classified EAST LANSING Immediate oc¬ immediately th rough summer, advertisement for those .woplewho would like to set up or join a car only Nice 4 bedroom $95/month, utilities pool. cupancy included. appliances, $425. Call EQUITY Roommate will not be thoie all VEST INC.. 484 9472 or 482 5426 spring term. 351 1177 or 351 6088 ir Riding? . Zip Code . 5 4-14 Student Number — Leaving_ Classification Returning _ _ Preferred Insertion Date - Phone Print Ad Here Time? . . The State News will not accept responsibility for participants. arrangements or conduct of The information requested below must be supplied in order for ad to appear. Full Name _ Address Speciol events at special rates. Tell campus what's doing in 'Round •This coupon may be brought in or mailed to: Car Pool Classifieds, 34/ Student Town.Up to 20 words 5 - Services Building. No phone calls days for '12. accepted. NO CHARGE Please Specify I 5(0|eNews, East losing, Michiggr Monday, April 12 1976 9 THE SMALL SOCIETY by Brickman TWEf^S NCTHIS6 gow&oti the pace eve£yamn 0tb- | Vldoo Everyday - All Right, R,1WY,d _ Oickin,on Nompoper Srrvkes 6ote#e&s v V, Jack»on WTV. 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FiLLiNTiLLiGeTrHAr 6:45 TaB!£ Fixeo n 341 8 342 Union Building i.^Y, CHOCK EVERYONE ON MY TEAM U)E JUST WENT OUT AND |'«AVETO' i ask f0u SUDDENLY THINKS b)£ NEED BOU6HT THEM OURSELVES. BASEBALL CARS...IUHERE DID Lwriihu.. YOU 6UYS 6ET YOURS ? 10 Michigon Stote News, East Lansing, Michigan Mond°y. Ap,i| 1 HOME OMwl Weekend Action NRWLYl , h y(>w *ahT hiiiDf MSII women tracksters won place in a four-team tourna In Champaign, III., the MSU MO.00II or, five out of the 12 events in the ment Saturday. The Spartans beat second- men golfers captured third- place in the 36-hole Illinois (.'AU" 'U2.li Ohio State Invitational track meet Saturday, but still had to place Purdue by six shots in the Intercollegiate golf tourna¬ -V «r EvJ settle for an overall second Purdue Invitational. Other schools competing were Illinois ment, i-SEN place finish behind Wisconsin. Wisconsin ended the day with 159 points to the Spar fan's 153. State and Central Michigan. Joan Garety tied for medalist honors with Purdue's Bonnie Western Michigan took first place in the tourney with a total of 768. They were followed by A®* Northern Illinois with 778 and Anita Lee won both the high Boyer. Both golfers shot 77 on the Spartans with 780. jump and the long jump for the West Lafayette, lnd. MSU while Elaine Carr took MSU was led by Joe Marx the 400-meter hurdles, Karen who put together scores of 78 HERMS McKeachie captured the three- mile run and the Spartan mile and 74 for a total of 152. Other Spartan scores were Gary kUTO BOOV li n took its event. The s tea 1 suf Domagalski with 153. Weston with 154, Mark Brooks Mark American & Foreign cj ) setbacks over the with 160. Scott Broadwell with tes Quality Work weekend as. first, the Hawk eyes of Iowa narrowly defeated 161 and Paul Kruzel with 165. Guaranty the Spartans 5-4 on Friday, Free Estimates then Minnesota came into East Registration for IM photo Tim Telechov Lansing on Saturday to hand will take place during the (Ron. - Fri. 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 Spartan defensive standout and team o Peterson and Kevin YVillitts, who had MSU a 6-3 loss. organizational meeting Tues¬ captain Stan Ludwig 1951 fends off a two each, and Mike Rick Gudelsky won the day at 7 p.m. in 215 Men's IM Sat. 8:00 a.m. -12 n Waite, Dave Sur- only Notre Dame attacker during Satur¬ dam and Tim Topalian with one a- singles match the Spartans BIdg. The $16 entry fee must day's nonleague lacrosse game on the Corner Larch & MSI secret piece. Next action for the Spartans could capture on Saturday, then teamed with Rick Callow be paid at this meeting. A and B division games are tentatively Michigan Av«. practice field. The Irish will be Tuesday against l -M in Ann took a 12-7 decision from the Spar¬ to win their match. scheduled for Saturdays, Sun¬ Lansing 489-6577 Arbor. tans. MSI goals were scored by Doug Women golfers took first days and Wednesday evenings. Animal Fari Rock, Bach & Animated version of Blues. It all George Orwell's classic sounds real on the Tonight on the Mode R. 109 Anthony Hall 7:00 & 9:15 p.m. SJ00 lovative and durable polyurethone resins for compor MSU RADIO BOARD Che ovoids the tonal coloration of Positions Available hafRcxitteRs paper cones. i listen to what reality is all about The Fried Model R. Fried Model R to ALL STUDENTS Audiophile Net *350 e in MSU Residence Halls "A E.Lansing 245Ann cut FOR MEMBERS AT LARGE Daily 9:30 ■ 5:30 Wed. 9:30 - 9:00 p. AND CHAIRPERSON above Campus Rodio at Michigan State University is run by the stu the dents. At present the Board of Directors at the Network has two vacant seats for Members - at - Large. The number of hours re¬ usual" quired are few and meetings ore usuolly two or more weeks apart Stop by Room 8. Student Services Building (in the bose ment) any afternoon and ask the SPECIALS and secretary for an application information. Deadline for petition submittal is Tuesday. BURGER THIS WEEK! Southern April 13. 1976 at 4 30 P.M. KING Please Present Ad Before Comfort' ■ (DELIVERY AVAILABLE) ■ Ordering. tastes delicious 487-6655 FREE! i right out of the bottle' □ TUBS. 20' HAMBURGERS