lotball staff altered, coaches terminated By IRA ELLIOTT jobs and assemble hisn Trustee Warren Huff, D-Plymouth, com¬ Sute News Staff Writer today. mended new athletic director Jack Kearney |g cleaning for the MSU football staff Padillo, a veteran of and President Wharton at Friday's board Jve been completed late last week seven years as an assistant to Rogers at San Jose State and meeting for "putting together such a I firing of four more coaches and the Fresno State, will be the new defensive commendable package in such a short If three others. time." coordinator. Marv Braden, who had just a I head coach Darryl Rogers notified »hort stint at San Jose State after coaching The recent shake-up in the athletic I Butler, Jimmy Raye, Bill Davis and •' Southern Methodist and Iowa State, will department comes as a result of an Kngs Thursday that they would not 'he new offensive coordinator. The new intensive NCAA investigation of the MSU ned for the 1976 season. The action linebackers coach, Leon Burtnett, has football program. The NCAA placed the ,roved Friday morning by the MSU worked at Washington State, Wyoming, Spartans on three-years probation for Colorado State and Montana State. alleged recruiting violations and illegal Youngs, who played football here in the fundraising by certain members of the their places were assistant athletic department. I Bob Padillo, Marv Braden and Leon early '60s and coached under both Duffy II from Rogers' San Jose State Daugherty and Denny Stolz, said there was something wrong with a system which ■only offensive coach being kept is returns 12 years of hard work and sacrifice with nothing. But, he said, it was not PROPOSALS FOR PRESENTED RESTRUCTU psmar, who coached offensive tackles Rogers' fault. Iht ends, which leaves two openings Trustees agree to > offensive team. The three new Butler had nothing to say about the •e appointed for one year each received a five-year contract. system but said he was "very disappointed" *nd would start looking for another job. 'I have no ill-feelings, none at all. I hope they (MSU) win all eleven games next year. By CAROLE LEIGH HUTTON their informal public "briefing study SN board help in making our student newspaper m I've been very impressed with coach Rogers State News Staff Writer Thursday night to ask for Friday morning meeting, but did discuss The MSU Board of Trustees has a study of the accountable.' the issues during a closed executive session and have faith in his new people," Butler agreed paper by the trustees. to try to set "Right Raymond said, "we have a later in the day. said Sunday. up a meeting with the State The staff representatives presented the :h Jim Colbert is being considered News Board of Directors over the self-perpetuating board of directors that Elliot Ballard, assistant to President ■ of the two spots left on the offensive The ousted coaches join head coach Stolz alleged lack of accountability of the directors to the trustees with a brief history of the conflict between the staff and directors, which led | responsive to ,„K„ no one Wharton, said Friday that the trustees and assistant Howard Weyers, both of and pretty much listens to student body. to the recent walkout of have decided to meet informally with the whom were removed earlier in the year by many members of The director of the Office of Black Members of the State News editorial the editorial staff. State News Board of Directors to "en¬ rs said he hoped to fill the remaining the board of trustees. Affairs, Art Webb, also spoke to the staff appeared before the trustees The walkout came after the State News courage the directors to attempt to develop during trustees concerning the State News Board Board of Directors failed to some accomodation." appoint the of Directors. He urged the trustees to aid The chairperson of the State News Board unanimous staff choice for editor-in-chief. the students in restructuring the board. of Directors, Michael Orr. was Members of the editorial staff also present at clm/ss/ons Two other major student groups on the Thursday night meeting and said that policy adopted presented President Wharton and the campus, the Union Activities Board and the trustees with several he felt the directors would be "more than proposals for the | Residence Hall Assn., lent the editorial staff receptive to any suggestions of the trus¬ restructuring of the board of directors that members their support through letters tees." would make the board more responsive and the directors and trustees, Another major issue awaiting action accountable to the student body. by $; CAROLE LEIGH HUTTON Stack expressed great concern over the assistant coaches as compared to those still Raymond also presented the results of the trustees is the proposed smoking ban in ASMSU President Brian Raymond, who the recent referendum on the State News State News Staff Writer possibility of what Judith Krupke, asst. uudtr contaeet with the University. all areas of organized academic earlier had written a letter to the directors refundable $1 subscription' price. The activity on ■MSU Board of fruateea prohibited dean of admissions for the College of campus. • "From looking at this (the salary listing) urging more student Input, supported the students voted in favor of holding a formal | morning University admissions offi- Human Medicine, referred to as "dean's it would seem that we've been underpaying State News staff members in their request referendum on whether to keep paying the Raymond presented the vote totals of the >m admitting any Individual student admit." for restructuring the board. spring student referendum, which showed our assistant coaches. The market must be $1 each term at registration. e of outside pressure or political Krapka said there have been times in the students were significantly in favor of the (continued Raymond said the student body was The trustees did not act on either of the listing techniques. past when political pressure of some sort on page S) smoking ban, and offered some suggestions "coming to the trustees for guidance and State News concerns during their formal Itee Jack Stack, R-Alma, authored had influenced the admissions officials in on how to effect a ban that had been discussed by ASMSU and other student |olution prohibiting such admissions, that at time favor of an individual student s ' "pressures of a "It's rare, but it does happen," Krupka government bodies. ir political nature are brought to said. "We have stood against it so far but Trustee Don Stevens. D Bloomfield Hills, b University officials who carry the we don't get much protection on this." said the problem of an instructor who nihility of making decisions on the The MSU College of Human Medicine is decides to ignore the ordinance could hinder lions of students." currently involved in a lawsuit for alleged students enforcing it themselves. Trustee Jack Stack R-Alma, p, who said he was not referring to reverse discrimination in admissiona poli¬ spoke in _ or official in particular, said the cies, but Elliot Ballard, qssistant to Presi¬ support of some kind of smoking ban dent Wharton, said the trustees review of because "two years ago the turnover of air f of the resolution is to "give each was cut down in those nng student at least an equal chance." medical school admissions "have nothing to rooms during the do with that. Thia is simply a review for the energy crunch." p'!is who to address the problem of those No official action taken feel they have to know trustees information," Ballard said. was on the ' e to get into one of the schools The trustees also approved the appoint¬ smoking ban, but Eldon Nonnamaker, vice ■Stack said. ment of seven new coaches to the MSU president of student affairs and services, said the trustees will have a (resolution stemmed from discussion football and basketball staffs, including new proposal day night's Informal public briefing head football coach Darryl Rogers and new drafted by the May meeting. when admissions officials from the head basketball coach Jud Heathcote. pSU medical schools presented their Trustee Blanche Martin, D-East Lansing, Ms policies and procedures to the asked new MSU Athletic Director Joe Kearney about the salary level of the new Bailey man [M's Board of Regents grabs title: pcrees tuition increase Top Turkey Jiversity of Michigan students will have to dig deeper into their pockets next fall to pay At about 4:30 a.m. Saturday, MSU's ■JOofperRegents. ' cent tuition increase that was bestowed upon them last Friday by the U-M "Top Turkey" was chosen following a state freshmen and week of campaigning which ended at the sophomores face an 180 yearly increase which will raise tuition W8 to $928. For in-state juniors and seniors the increase is $92 a year, up from $960 SN photo/Laura Fistler Alle-Ey. )52. Out-of-state freshmen and sophomores will pay $260 more a year, up from the For some reason this little fellow seems to think it Dave "Maynard" Erickson, sponsored ■nt $2,756 to $3,016, while out-of-state lear, raising their tuition from $2,968 to $3,262. juniors and seniors will pay an additional $284 The long search is still Easter as he continues on his Easter egg by 4B Bailey Hall, won the coveted tit|e with 14,673 votes. Erickson will receive hunt. a "tui $100 gift certificate to Recordland and his bigger tuition hikes are in sight for law school students and out-of-state students ^ in the public health school, U-M President Robben W. Fleming said. sponsoring floor will be treated to $50 bikes of between $62 and $100 a Volunteer army found inadequate worth of pizza from Mr. Mike's. Ml year were approved for the university's students Jnjngthe ■ for U-MDearborn and Flint campuses. The tuition increase wiH be the second in two students. Rates increased last Anyone could vote for the "Top Turkey" with write-in ballots that cost a were year by six per cent. ■suming that there are no increased funds, and we don't believe there will be, we just penny apiece. WASHINGTON (AP) - A special federal Manpower Commission told President Ford weakness is lack of readiness in the Army ■Jo give the regents what we have and that means tuition hikes," Fleming said. commission said Sunday an all-volunteer and Congress that prospects for sustaining a National Guard and Reserve and the Naval Ken Westlake, president of Alpha Phi TJ™ Present, there has been no official word of a tuition increase for MSU students, T onc may be decided military force still is "far from a reality." It peacetime all-volunteer force over the next Reserve for quick deployment. Omega, a service fraternity which spon¬ upon this summer. sored the contest, said Erickson handed urged revival of standby draft machinery 10 years "will be determined basically by "Recognizing that the all-volunteer force jmjogsaid that U-M will have to reduce i£s work force to maintain a balanced budget, and annual registration to avoid serious the economic situation." was defined as a smaller ...active force over a $100 bill just before closing time at the Alle-Ey which gave him P "opes this can be achieved without 'Top laying off any employes. Even with the work manpower shortages in a sudden war. If a booming economy develops, it said, supported by strengthened reserve compo¬ "•>. U-M faculty will still receive a 5 per cent increase in salary and fringe "the supply of recruits will probably not be Turkey" status. nents, one must question whether the total Capping a two-year study, the Defense Westlake said about $1,000 was raised large enough to support needs of the force policy is a truly viable concept," the in the contest. The money will be services under current policies and pro¬ commission said. given to the burn ward at Sparrow grams." Commission Chairman Curtis W. Tarr Hospital. However, the commission said, "a major said in an interview "the total force is not a Selling kisses and dances as well as posters proclaiming the different candi¬ recruiting shortfall" could be averted by reality yet, mainly because we can't rely on dates were some of the antics going on at such actions as pay raises, more enlistment the National Guard and Reserve to fulfill the Alle-Ey to raise money. Westlake bonuses and increased enrollment of wo¬ their responsibilities under the contingency said. men. It said military pay and benefits must plans." "People were really into the spirit.of inside weather be kept competitive with those in the civilian sector. Tarr blamed problems in reserve recruit¬ ing, training and equipment for this things," he said. Ken Rosenbaum, the flamboyant head While the strikers continued The seven-member commission was cre¬ situation. of the computer ated by Congress to study the entire The commission showed that its concern datiqg service held fall fi » to walk their picket lines in San Today will be mostly cloudy term, placed about $21 behind Erickson. / \ Francisco, other workers- and cooler with a high in the complex defense manpower structure and about Ford's moves dismantling the draft Rosenbaum lives in Cedar Village and J those In the rubber Industry- iow to mid-70e. Winds will be propose necessary changes. It called its 618 machinery stems from belief that the pool of residents there will share the second may hit the pavement. On page west to southwest at 10 to 20 page report "a road map to follow over the trained individual reservists will dry up and * place prize — $60 of pizzas. $• m.p.h. Tonight will be much next decade." that many Guard and Reserve units could , Westlake said he was pleased with the Leonard Woodcock takes a cooler with the low around 40. While saying the regular armed services not be ready for deployment overseas 30 to amount of money raised for the burn I poke at Michigan health care. have been generally successful in preparing 90 days after call-up. ward by all the turkeys on campus who I On page 6. for their post-Vietnam missions, the com¬ Defense planners believe a U.S. buildup mission stressed that a key remaining participated. (continued on page 6) 2 Michigon Stole News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Monday, AP'il W J Labor leaders face SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - dent Quentin to ferry decision tional boycott against products Kopp called Fri¬ visible aspect, means 250,000 terminal as a gesture of tires for new „ San Francisco's striking labor day for at least a partial good faith. of the Firestone Tire 4 Rubber ■ daily riders must find other Firestone T"1 J - leaders, torn between city de¬ resumption of bus and trolley means of getting around the Meanwhile, in Cleveland, fed¬ Co. if no settlement is reached. mands for de-escalation and a Rubber Co 'tp1*! service before mediation could hilly city. eral mediators have entered A prolonged strike could Energy B.F.Goodrichr"1! use drops in 1975 call by bus drivers for a crippling general walkout, were resume. Kopp warned that if the conditions were not ac¬ The drivers now have voted three times to honor picket contract talks between the United Rubber Workers and limner the nation's automate. hamper ers the nation's automak¬ by cutting off supplies of 65 nor t/cr cent of ike i CHICAGO (AP) — The nation's use of rubber energy dropped in meeting Easter Sunday to dis¬ cepted by 12:01 a.m. today, he lines which went up March 31 the Big Four of the rubber and industry'. " 1975 for the second straight year, cuss the situation. would consider the when 1,800 crafts union mem¬ tire industry as a midnight mainly because of a city's offer reported substantial dip in industrial consumption, the More than 700 members of of mediation withdrawn. bers walked off their jobs in a Tuesday strike deadline ap¬ Commerce Clearing House said the 2,000-member Transport "They are in the process of Saturday. dispute over $5.7 million in pay proaches. The survey research firm, using data from the U.S. Bureau of Mines, said demand for heot, light and power in oil forms Workers Union Local 260-A voted behind closed doors Sat¬ urday to continue their support dealing with a de-escalation of the strike as a condition of mediation," Mayor George Mos- cuts approved by the Board of Supervisors and signed by the Despite five weeks of negoti¬ ations, URW President Peter Marches held last year fell to 71,078 trillion British thermal mayor. Bommarito said the 60,000- units (BTU) — for the 19-day-old strike. Band cone said. "I think it imposes an The strike also has dosed 2.5 per cent less than the 1974 total and 4.9 member union and the industry per cent beiow 1973's record high. Higher fuel prices, energy conservation efforts, reduced But drivers warned that if the striking unions failed to implement a general strike even greater burden on the striking leaders to immediately come to terms on the guidelines city swimming pools, the and other recreational facilities and left many city buildings, zoo were "far from agreement." He added, however, that he in West economic activity and a relatively mild winter contributed to within 72 hours, they would that will give us mediation." including housing projects, city was hopeful a "legitimate set¬ BETHEL, Occupied Jordan (AP) the reduction. Commerce meet for an unprecedented Moscone said he did not - An Clearing House said. It was the hall and San Francisco Interna¬ tlement" could be reached be¬ nationalists marched into the estimated 40tmfl first two-year downturn in overall energy use since fourth time to reconsider their believe a general strike would tional Airport, without heat fore the strike deadline. Wages occupied West Bank I1 ■ Sunday, dpmanding that Israel annex the 1945-1946. support. "My membership is asking be implemented." Therefore, the reverse is de-escalation to and hot water. and a cost-of-living clause re¬ main major stumbling blocks. a nearby counter-march in protest. zone while Anil Meanwhile, striking Golden The Israeli march Detector rejects CIA hopefuls the labor council to put the the point of getting mediation Gate Transit bus drivers, who The union's 15-member ad¬ was organized by the Emunim—Loyalist Bloc—movement, which claims general strike it called for into and an eventual settlement." bring an estimated 9,000 com¬ visory committee has author¬ the W I NEW YORK is part of the land God promised the (AP) — A CIA report shows that 60 per cent of operation," said Larry Martin, Support of Municipal Rail¬ muters to San Francisco from ized Bommarito to call a strike Jews. The sUterJl the agency's president of the transport many as 40,000 Jews participated, job applicants rejected for security reasons between 1963 and 1974 were turned union local. way drivers is vital to the north of the city daily, voted against one or more of the Big farmland arm-in-arm singing Hebrew folk walking through thTS away because they Board of strike. The lack of public trans¬ Saturday to remove pickets Four companies if necessary A few miles away, in the town of songs. 1 failed lie detector tests. Supervisors Presi¬ portation, the strike's most from bus yards and the Sausali- and also approved an interna¬ Ramallah, moretkl Arabs turned a funeral procession into a noisy CIA Director George Bush disclosed the material, covering waving Palestinian flags and banners denZ job applicants from 1963 through mid-1974, in response to o settlement on our saying, "NoTI land, no Zionists." Students query by Rep. Bella Abzug, D-N.Y., chairperson of the House 40 PEDESTRIANS KILLED BY SNIPERS classes in other Arab towns, but the rest of the stayed ul Government Operations Subcommittee on individual West U rights. reported quiet. The papers disclosed that the rejected The funeral for a Ramallah applicants "had was man shot Friday Fighting hyih already completed all other security screening and been provisionally approved." Abzug asked leaders of government departments, mars Lebanese truce politician, and a 6-year-old boy killed by Israeli subsequent demonstrations over the political The march and the counter-demonstration, shooting. carried ott J ^ agencies and bureaus how extensively they used the lie BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - itself. Chamoun criticized Syria rainy weather, reflected a growing polarization o[ Ig serve as go-between and recon¬ and economic reforms as a Palestinian nationalism. detector, or polygraph, and whether they believed the Vicious fighting raged between for denying Lebanon the right cile different views results Moslem and Christian private on ways of condition for settlement with Large contingents of armed Israeli riot were reliable. She announced she would introduce to seek other help, especially armies on implementing the cease-fire." the country's Christian minor¬ Ramallah, but kept away from the Arab protest. troops ■ legislation making it a criminal offense to use a polygraph in Easter Sunday from the United States. No vie The Syrian officers and pos¬ ity. reported. connection with employment. despite a Syrian-Palestinian Two Syrian officers were call to adhere to the 35th expected in Beirut shortly to sibly a special envoy from Parliament is scheduled with¬ push Emunim, an organization led by young rabbinical J cease-fire in the year-old civil Damascus are to handle this in a week two to meet amid wants Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin to join a three-power truce super¬ or annex the W«t J Chemicals cause birth defects? vision committee. The pro¬ mediation. Palestinians in Dam¬ complicated bargaining and Israel and its spectacular demonstrations have causedaspkT Police said 105 persons were ascus say Syrian soldiers will cabinet that could endanger Rabin's WASHINGTON (UPI) jected committee is to include maneuvering to elect a presi¬ fragile coalition. — More than 1 million women of killed and 147 wounded in help police the truce. dent to lead Lebanon out of the The West Bank's 670,000 Arabs, under Israeli representatives of Lebanon's rule sin child-bearing age work in jobs which could expose them to intermittent mortar, rocket and Liberation ruins of a civil war that has left took the area from Jordan in the 1967 Mideast chemicals that might cause birth defects and Organization. It is to In political developments, war, hinl] machine gun firing in the 16,000 dead and twice as many more outspoken in their resistance to the National Institute for miscarriages, implement the cease-fire accord President Suleiman Franjieh, a dramatized by sweeping victories for Palestinian the occupation. J Occupational Safety and Health capital and mountainous en¬ arranged by Syrian President wounded. radicabid a Christian, signed a constitu¬ (NIOSH) said Friday. claves. About 40 were victims Hafez Assad and Arafat. tional amendment Saturday supporters of the Palestine Liberation Organizatioi of snipers who shot at pedestri¬ Parliament has 45 Moslem West Bank municipal elections. Some of the estimated 20 identified chemicol "The proposed cease-fire has agents are ans at random, police said. permitting immediate election and 54 Christian members. Gush Emunim's march was an anesthetic gases, lead, benzene and snarled over how and who is to of open challenge to Ribiiil methyl mercury, NIOSH a new president Choosing Franjieh's replace¬ of offering parts of the West Bank to Jordan in said in material prepared for a Congressional hearing on Representatives of both war¬ implement it," a security offi¬ Moslem leftists have been ment is exchanged ing sides announced acceptance part of a Syrian- Nonetheless, Emunim received army permission for 1977 health appropriations. of truce cial said. "The warring sides demanding Franjieh's resigna¬ mediated compromise to end ' after promising to stay out of Arab tkl Chemicals are regulated, "but not with this a new Saturday night, are awaiting some volunteer to tion along with drastic political the war. villages along the 2(1^ protection of but their militiamen stepped and to vacate the West Bank at the end of the women of child-bearing ages in mind," said Dr. John F. mortar and machine up l twodayaj gun fight-1 There Til Finklea, NIOSH director. c ing in Beirut and nearby l tain towns. difference 111 Salt Former PREPARATION FOR- causes damages, hazards President Camille Chamoun, leader of one of the { | MCAT ■ OvPrMyeor. The Travis Bean guitar breaks the sound barrier CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — Salt spread on roads to melt Christian militias, said Sunday ol experience snow causes nearly $3 billion in damage each winter, and he rejected the Syrian-Palestin¬ [ Mf and success the total would be higher if the ian efforts to reach a settlement' Small claim potential health hazards were included, researchers say. in Lebanon but did not say he LflAT Voluminous home A study shows the destruction caused was rejecting the cease-fire |l study moterlol. by salt is almost 15 .Courses that ore times greater than the cost of applying it to the roads and — constontly updates six times the entire national budget for snow and ice GMAT removal, the researchers said. "The cost of actual damage to vehicles, Tap* facilities for -r. highways, utilities reviews of class and vegetation is immense," they added. mm* jj mm lessons and for us* The study estimates for the first time the total cost in the VPAkT of supplementary United States of road salt mb materials. damage. Mup rllA Uniform envelopes requested ICFMG nlssed lessons WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Postal Rate Commission wants standardized letter envelopes so NAT'L MID- they can be sorted and routed by machine to save If the regulations are money. adopted, mailers would have to pay jton«rarsAi For complete information call or a surcharge for oversize envelopes, ond undersize write; envelopes would be banned. The Postal Service has 011) SUM Southheld Office (J1J) K 318 Ann Arbor Office ver/- sought standardized letter ersMhn M M,jo, Cities I. since 1973 because letters cost more to handle if they are 0U-£by too big or too small for the processing equipment. . * - i it published by the students of and Spring school Mknigan Slot* Unlvortlfy ovary doit day Stanley n. fcaeion fcS nor Term ond a tpocial Welcome terms. Mondoy. Wodnotdoy and Fridays, during Week edition it published in IDUCATIONAl——,\~f cintip : rote it *30 September. Subscrip- per year. cond dots postage paid ot East Lansing, Mkh. Ediforiol ant TUTORING'AND GUIDANCE ont Services Bldg. Michigan , State University, Eott Loosing,» SINCE 1938 of MSU it Building In 21711 W. Ten Mile Rd. Messenger Service. Eott Lansing. Mich. 48833. Southfleld, Mich. 48075 GERALD H. COY, GENERAL MANAGER ROBERT L BULLARD, SALES MANAGER open thursdey end friday nights until nine U.S. will still leave Thailand BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — The next prime minister of Thailand said Sunday he will go ahead with the outgoing government's plan for the withdrawal of the forces in Thailand by remaining U.S. CONTACTS? July 20, but he indicated Thai-U.S. relations would remain close. "The total withdrawal of the American forces from Thailand will be the right thing, a good thing for the peace in Southeast Asia. It seems to suit the trend of the times and I don't expect other powers to fill in the power vacuum created by this withdrawal," Seni Pramoj told The Associated Press in an interview. why not— Soviets give free labor to state MOSCOW (AP) — Millions of Soviet citizens gave a free day of labor to the state this weekend on "Communist CO-OPTICAL Saturday," an annual event sponsored by the Communist party to show the solidarity of Soviet workers and economy a boost. give the can provide you with Miss J gets that "uplifting feeling" Workers did o full factory shift and with canvas and farmhands toiled in the latest lenses rope espadrilles fields for no pay. Office workers, bureaucrats took to the streets with professors, students and for in bright or basic-colored rakes, brooms and uppers, shovels to give the cities o spring cleaning. comfort and quality. high on a natural jute wedge rnd Indian early marriages banned cushioned crepe sole. Ankle NEW DELHI, India (AP) — The Indian government Your eyes are important announced a new plan string-tie style, in khaki, red Friday that would attempt to halt the nation's rampaging population to or yellow. Rope-accented and — explosion by banning early you to us. marriage and allowing states to go ahead with the world's first compulsory sterilization laws. slingback, in khaki or navy: $16 The plan's key provision would raise the minimum Call 351-5330 Soon marriage age from 15 to 18 for women and from 18 to 21 for men. for an appointment The new plan also provides increased f for those being sterilized inoncial incentives voluntarily, penalizes >>oor family planning performance and ends states with I Dr. James Nixon W44, | /li.op" representation in parliament for centers. increased growing population 3® Registered Optometrist Brookfield Plaza Jacobson's Ihi/jnn Stote News, Eo»t lonslng, Michigon r ~~ i Mondoy, April 19, 1976 3 Lstees prohibit pressure HEAR VP. HEAR ME! 4 from page In doing for those who Kyed with us," Martin 1) [hem. I'd like to know sary "to facilitate caring for the larger patients the Vet Clinic The Union Bicentennial Specials are here-and at Slift ifaji? Board prohibits Ly said the athletic 1776 prices! Jent is reviewing the sale of ■of the current assistant ■ The possibility of ad- candy ■ some of the salaries CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UPI) — Sale of candy, soft April 19 through, July 4, liain. he said. drinks, gum and flavored ice the Union GriU and J,cts for the improve- ■ three campus, facilities bars is prohibited in the state's Cafeteria wiU offer Sob #10 CIGARETTES Tjo approved by the public schools, by recent action KODAK J Friday morning. The (provides for alterations of the state's Board of Educa¬ tion. A board official said parents were happy about the unadvertised specials. Dine at the Union and see Ham & Pravolone = Eiplr.■ April H. 1*74 2PK/79* FILM Large Animal Clinic in what we mean by 1776 fcu Veterinary Clinic ban, but some school principals expressed disappointment. The prices! Large 'Is5 10% OFF OUR DISCOUNT PRICE ON principals said pupils would let 'I" ALL KODAK FILM PROCESSING & ci 10-12 - ooQ(n)Q®in) Ban Taser once and for all Easter brings Monday, April 19, 1976 Johe Tisfwetl Edltw-hKUef sL.. "I vehicles, floats, marchers, old-fashioned motorcycle is placed upon it. vice president for University and federal for symbol of the love that my par«»"l also expensive and vulnerable. I have over president. He has a long, costumes, clowns (we hope to have a To "deviant" I say: if two consistent and still feel for each other. A $1,000 in my bike and I don't people are relations, on his allegations that the current impressive record of authoring and appreciate happy together and are courageous enough And that, Smith, is the ce 1 workshop for all who would like to march as having it vandalized. Agreed, I should park Sparty fails to properly represent the ing, major legislative proposals support¬ a clown), to go against the unrealistic standards official symbol of MSU, and that he looks in the here- love. You have reduced unicycles, high wheelers, baton it in X-lot. However, fall term it was interests of the common twirlers and society has placed on people, then these like a cretin and a thug. people. Examples human love to mere mechanics. naturally there'and during the course of the term it include public programs to a contingent of put thousands of because certain organs fit ® J1 decorated bicycles at the end. was vandalized three times, for a total people aren't deviants. I feel Perrin views Sparty in this unemployed to work on conservation What makes' this behavior negative manner and only wants to change proj¬ others that's the way it must k L If you can contribute to the (financial) cost of $13. However, the first sinful? ects, ' extension of unemployment benefits, parade in any and third times both proved Certainly not the fact that two people have the face of Sparty in view of the current that one gay person feels for "TM of these areas — if you own dangerous for improvement of the minimum or an antique car vehicle and would like to drive it in the me—one caused brake failure and the other found love when society makes it so much athletic issues. extension of federal wage laws day care programs, a same as that shared by str«W| damaged my engine. Both were discovered harder for homosexuals to find 'love. Perrin's thoughts seem directed totally comprehensive program for opposite sex and, as with heterwjt parade; if you own a 19th or 18th century on the highway. When my brakes failed, I Remember the Golden Rule... toward the football program's current the energy crisis and all of dealing with sex naturally foUows. That erp«J gown or uniform and would wear it the major civil walking wrecked, though at low speed with no To unnatural why is it — unnatural, if two probation situation, and now he wants to rights acts. separates the human spec": or riding in the parade; if you ride a dress Sparty in a tuxedo, hat and cane. On the basis of his record others is something that should unicycle, high wheeler or horse or elephant, damage to myself or my bike. people are happy? To them (the people that we believe him It looks to really count) it is completely natural. I Perrin mustn't cry over spilled milk. The to be the best and will not be restricted » P twirl a baton, play an instrument and would me like the University is hope for turning the giving me three choices: take it home, get it don't think anyone is in a position to cow will produce more if it's given time. economy around and faltering opposite sexes. ' u like to join the parade; if judge Athletics and academics all over the putting Americans The recent Supreme like to march; and your group would ticketed or have it vandalized. This is a others' behavior but if they feel they are, I back to work. His long and distinguished Coun^ especially if your group lousy choice. I recognize the University think they, too, should be world are tough physically and mentally. service in the Senate has voice "no opinion" on the would like to build a float — prepared to be Our nickname represents the original brought him agajnst homosexuals is a please contact position on motor vehicles and I understand judged. recognition as an authority and . . our parade marshal Ray Krider at 332-2432 Spartans of yesteryear. They were strongly leader in open-minded individuals must the necessity of the same. But I maintain But, if after all this, some selfish foreign and defense poUcy. He has or at 332-2596. that a motorcycle is a people disciplined and very athletic. They engaged effective initiatives to taken amend' special case because still find this repulsive, why don't they just in battle with Athens. During this battle, strategic balance and a peaceful promote a stable BrucCj Bll^ world. L.t^nn Slot* Newt, £o«t Laming. Michigan Monday, April 19, 1976 5 rolunteer army called failure tlnued from pace 1) "In the event of sudden funding...to commence induc¬ ous reforms 'poor man's army'," but that the -rope mu«t be achieved major hostilities, our volunteer tions within 30 days" after a eventually would Fthat time frame in the forces would be weakened by mobilization order. It also yield about $3 billion to $4 billion a year in services continue, as always to T 0( a massive Soviet casualties without adequate savings from draw their principal strength called for resumption of annual I upon NATO. Other loss replacements, in time defense spending, which is go¬ from the middle class. registration and initial draft ing over $100 billion annually. tiUnners believe, the war would be unable to conduct classification of young men. On other matters, the com¬ •According to Pentagon fig¬ ■be lost. sustained operations, and could ures, the overall percentage of The commission mission: 1 the commission said the be annihilated." accepted the blacks in uniform is slightly present level, of about 2.1 •Took a firm stand against jl Guard and Reserve Tarr, a former selective ser¬ higher than the 11 per cent million regulars and 890,000 unionization of the armed forc¬ black slice of the total U.S. »ly would need from 120 vice director, estimated it selected reservists as and ■days to become ready for would take about four months being es asked Congress to military age population. about right for the coming prevent it from ^eot overseas. to start inductions if the gov¬ decade. happening. However, Tarr said, the u< si av Je commission notes with ernment waits until an emer¬ To curb rising costs and •Demanded that top Pentagon . black percentage is much high¬ officials act to eliminate "insti¬ er in combat units I III I II J concei n that recent ad- gency to revive the draft ma¬ stabilize the military force, the — up to 60 Sill-I (MlllH'll tutional discrimination" Irative actions have al- chinery. commission recommended re¬ against per cent in some paratroop 11 if I ii I ei'i ill Site 1 emasculated any sem- With one dissent, the com¬ blacks and women in the armed outfits. According to Tarr, this form of military retirement, services. is largely because blacks have II I iSI I I ISM SS e of a viable standby mission recommended that "the pay, promotion and other per¬ !< I luill •Said it found "no evidence to been attracted by bonus Jive service system," the standby draft system should be sonnel systems. pay¬ ' Sf I l>f»i It said. reconstituted with adequate suggest that the armed forces ments to volunteer for the Tarr calculated that the vari¬ combat are increasingly becoming a arms. „ * Pornographic Motion Pictures 2 3436. 6-4-19 (12) 426 Park Lane, 4 bedrooms, !^P?' «raa, 31,000 883-4812. 5-4-23 1121 mile*. 17 Companies ONE BLOCK from campusl One $100/week. /fat*) person furnished efficiency. Avail¬ CAMPUS TWO blocks. Free heat, 439 Grove, 5 bedrooms, $125/ I*?* Velkawegeea, fsc n able immediately, very private one bedroom unfurnished. Shag week. 118 Linden, 7 bedrooms, $150/ ITS **ar dealer teat. 351-2400 T living, 4150/month. 351-1177, 351- carpet, dishwasher, central air, no ||l» Hom*i 935 E.Grand River 6088. 5-4-23 117) pets. Lease till September $175, $185. 129 Highland. 332-6033. Special low rate for summer only. |found ONE BEDROOM private apart¬ 10-4-28 (23) Call for appointment, 332-1800. iai Beakers A Beset ELECTRIFYING: CONVERT your car to electric powerl No 4s THE HEAP or THE SCHOOL, I MUST ment in house one block from 0-18-4-30 is personal Oe* ratifies limited! pollution. Available immediately. Cheap and reliable transportation. ASK VOU ALL 10 LOOK FOR PLACES campus. AVAILABLE SUMMER, option ksTATE 4190 includes all utilities. 351-1177, Houses £ Write for details: ELECTRIC EN¬ THAT WE MIGHT Tfl/M SOME OF WF or 351-6088. 5-4-231191 fall. 8 bedroom house, 3 blocks Ution C00K-HERRIMAN GINEERING, Dept. E, P.O. Box from campus. 351-2695. 1371, East Lansing. C4-30 FAT FROM OUR BU06ET:.. EAST SIDE Lansing and East 112) 6-4-23 v.w.-veive-atADS VALLEY FORGE-Walden Woods Lansing now leasing summer and % mh w. of Lining Mil C College- Medio Services Box 9411 Apartments, new 1 bedroom fall, 2-7 bedroom houses. Call U-REPAIR AUTO SERVICE CEN¬ Berkeley, Co 94707 SUMMER, NICE four man, two I 6136 W. Siginiw Carpeting, latest appliances- EQUITY-VEST INCORPORATED, baths, air, close, $68 or negotiable. TER. Do-lt-yourself, free ) Phon 371-5600 sion. Specials, supervi¬ tune-ups, 422.98. Now open 6 days a week. Phone [ Employment]][jjl | Apartments ||fjl drapes, 4159.50 some-complete(y furnished. On bus line. Fall occu¬ pancy. 2345 North Harrison-man¬ 484-9472 or after 6 p.m. 482-5426. 0-17 4-30 351-8540. 5-4-20 (12) ROOM IN house. $60/month. $66 882-8742. 0-24-19 ager, apartment #16. 351-1943. SUMMER-NEWER duplex, nice OPEN YOUR deposit. Fairview, Dave, 337-1861, VW 1968, 64,000 mile*. New own plant shop in TWO MAN one bedroom apart¬ 332-1334. 104-30 1291 family neighborhood in East Lan¬ between 6-8 p.m. 6-4-19(12) clutch, snow tires, 4450. Call MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE We my antique store. SUNSHINE urates** ment. 124 Cedar Street, 4182.129 sing. Two bedroom, carpeted, 332-1675 after 5 p.m. 3-4-21 (131 can Insure any cycle at low rates. ALLEY, 1145 South Washington, River* vord minimum Easy payment plan. Certificates Lansing, 482-8529.8-4-19(16) Burcham Drive, 4152. Year lesse Idge A dishwasher, partial basement, fire¬ SEVEN BEDROOM house, sum¬ only starting June or September. Water* place. Call 337-0336 evenings. mer, furnished, close to campus. VW FASTBACK 1988, need* while you wait. UNION UNDER¬ Heat included. Damage deposit Idge 5-4-22 (19) Sunporch, individuals/group. 355- work, 4150. After 5 p.m., 484- WRITERS INSURANCE. Call us Apt*. required. Call 361-2402 days, 8-6: 0595, 356-0597. 6-4-19(13) 5882. 6-4-23 (121 for a rate. 4854317. 0-4-30 (27) 882-2318 evenings, 69 p.m. 0-18- DUPLEX FOR rent, $185 to $195. 2 4-30 bedroom, stove and refrigerator. SUMMER block from campus, VW CAMPER 1968. Lass than LOWEST RATES In motorcycle WANTED: GAME room girls, neat 332.4431 Fenced in yard, married couples 8 bedroom. Furnished. Porch/ 66,000 miles, 41595. ED2-4269 9-5 and auto Insurance. Easy payment appearance a must. Good wages, ONE BLOCK from campus. Effi¬ preferred. Pets and children wel¬ yard. $80 each. Call 332-2121. p.m., ED2-3494 evenings. 5-4-20 plan. Close to campus. LLOYDS pleasant surroundings. Apply In ciency apartment for rent. Call or come. Call 349-9837 after 5 p.m. 6-4-20 (14) OF LANSING, 484-1414. C4-30 person only between 10 a.m. and 5 leave a message, 627-9773. 104- 6-4-23 (25) p.m. weekdays at the CINEMA X EAST LANSING THEATRE, 1000 West Jolly. 266 Area, models HOUSE FOR rent, spring, sum¬ inncnca Motorcycles Jfte rmmnm 13129) SUBLET ONE bedroom apartment May-September. East Lansing. open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. two bedroom. One and May consider chil¬ ONE GRAD student for house. Own room, no lease. 374-7357, 351-1961. 5-4-22 (12) mer, fall, 1 block MSU. Air conditioning. Call 332-2308 any¬ SOMEBODY'S LOOKING for i" dren under four. Newly remodel¬ time. 6-4-20(14) OVERSEAS JOBS-summer/year- NURSE AIDS Call 337-9213 after 5 bike like yours now. Advertise p.m. 104-19 ed, starting at $170. Utilities Ith round. Europe, South America, Part time home care and staff furnished except lights. SWIM¬ STUDENT WANTED to share ■deadline State News Classified. 356-8266. Australia, Asia, etc. All fields, relief available. Excellent wages MING POOL. Security deposit large house, $80 per month. 568 CORNELL, 3 students. $90 Ask for Randy. 4500-41200 monthly. Expenses and benefits. Phone MEDICAL plus deposit, utilities. Available $125. On bus route. Under new 339 3595 or 355-1818. 6-4-20 (12) paid, sightseeing. Free informa¬ HELP 489-1448, 8:30 a.m.4:30 now. 337-7866. 5-4-19(12) TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE 660cc tion. Write: INTERNATIONAL CIDAR management. Call NORTH p.m. Monday-Friday. 84-27 126) POINTE APARTMENTS, off M-78 EAST LANSING. Immediate oc¬ 1972. Mint condition. With cover. JOB CENTER, department ME, VILLAOI COMFORTABLE, INTERESTING and Haslett Road, 332-6354 or cupancy only. Nice 4-bedroom 41300 firm. 332-3958. 4-4-21 1121 box 4490, Berkeley, California, REGISTERED NURSE. Alcohol¬ summer rental. 3 bedrooms 372-7986, appliances, $425. Call EQUITY plus 94704. 19-4-27 ism unit part time, 3 p.m. 2 bedroom opts. evenings 351-1173. air-conditioned study. -11 p.m. PEEZ REAL ESTATE. C-10-4-30 VEST INC., 484-9472 or 482-5426 Trees, YAMAHA 360 Enduro 1971. Low shift. Medical-Surgical experience after 6 p.m. 0-19-4-30 space for vegetables. 10 minutes (54) it ordered If cannot miles. Custom tank, two helmets, required. Complete orientation to LEASING FOR by bike path to campus. Flexible ftclled 4360. 356-6196. 5-4-22 (121 unit provided. Apply Personnel SUMMER 8 FALL SUMMER SUBLET. Prof's home dates, $375/month. 332-2985, or changed until SPACIOUS STUDIOS, separate ion, unless it is Department, ST. LAWRENCE plush. All conveniences. 3-4 per¬ evenings. 6-4-21 (27) kitchen, furnished, superb sound¬ I & cancelled 1975 HONDA 600cc. Excellent HOSPITAL. An Equal Opportunity sons, own room, by noon OVERSEAS JOBS. Asia, Austra¬ proofing, one or two occupants, one group MODERN HOUSES and duplexes. condition, 1200 miles. 41150. Ex¬ Employer. 34-20 1281 preferred. $70. 349-3813. 4-4-19 ■ days before publico- tras. 482-4687. 64-23 (121 lia, Africa, Europe, South Ameri¬ 331-5180 across from campus. Summer Three-seven bedrooms. Most car¬ rates $135. Call PRATT REALTY. Jlad a $1.00 service charge HONDA 350 CL. 9,000 miles, great ca. All occupations. 460642600. Invaluable experiences. Details 4.25. INTERNATIONAL EMPLOY¬ r For Beit Iff] 393-8210. 8-4-28 (21) MAN FOR four Hope, close man to campus. house. Mount peted, laundries, dishwashers. Evenings 332-1095. 0-5-4-22 (13) change plus 18' shape. 4600 or best offer. Must TV AND stereo rentals. 425/term. SUMMER SUBLET. 2 bedroom, $56, plus MENT RESEARCH, box 3893C9, SUMMER DEAL. Roommate to utilities. 489 3174. 6-4-22 (14) sell, Tom 332-3668. 64-23 1141 •r day for addition- Seattle, Washington. 98124.134- 410.95/month. Call NEJAC, 337- sublet furnished 2 man. Close to Twyckingham. Furnished, air, Rooms 19 1010. C4-30 campus. Air, Negotiable, 332- dishwasher, pool. 351-3589 after 5 WOMAN NEEDED HONDA CL360, 1974. Excellent, immediately, 0130. 64-19 (141 p.m. 5-4-23 (12) rent 4860, best offer. 351-2890, be¬ negotiable. Very close to AVAILABLE JUNE 15th: Nicely VETERANS: DON'T let those SPARTAN ACRES, renting plots, campus. Call 332-4512. 3-4-19 (12) tween 4:40 • 7:30 p.m. 84-26 1121 furnished singles and doubles in years in the military go to wastel ONE FEMALE needed starting water, rota-tiller and plants. Hullet LUXURY ONE bedroom, Haga- elegant Victorian mansion, 1 block Call 566-8203, after 6 p.m., Mon¬ and Benett Roads. Reserve June, $80/month includes, utili¬ t Ntws will be HARLEY DAVIDSON 1976 SX- your dorn- P<>°L dishwasher, central air ties. pool, cable TV. 332-2920. COMFY, SUMMER, sunporch, MSU at Albert and Division, re- 250. Street legal, 200 miles. Excel¬ day through Friday to learn of the plot now. Call 337-7714. 0-4-19 conditioning. 4182, 332-6466. 7-4- need three t only for the first 3-4-21 (13) girls for house, close to shared kitchen and bath, TV financial benefits and retirement 1201 26 (12) ict insertion. lent condition, 4896. Call after 6:30 campus. 355-7361. 8-4-28 (12) lounge, parking, utilities included. income you can have from the AIR p.m„ 487-2334. 34-19 115) PARKING SPACES for IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. $15-$25/week. 332-1727. 0-4-30 NATIONAL GUARD. 64-30 rent. 426 LARGE TWO bedroom at Beech HOUSE FOR lease. 8 people, 12 1 due 7 Sharp one bedroom. Garage. Pri¬ (32) days from the 1975 175 Yamaha Enduro, 600 per term. Inquire 207 Bogue Street near Gunson. June 14 months, $90 September - June. on dot*. If not paid Street. 351-8660. Z-34-20 112) through September 14. Furnished vate entrance. $150 includes all miles. 1972 175 Yamaha Enduro, WANTED, CONSCIENTIOUS cre¬ $60 June September. Single MASON, $70/month. Share large • dots, a 50' lot* and air. 441.17 per month (with 4 utilities, call 394-4677 or 394-4745. 1200 miles. Riding boots, 10%, ative individuals interested in bet¬ bedrooms, 2 baths, parking, laun¬ house, yard. 15 minutes to cam¬ :harge will b* duo. 6-4-26 (16) best offer. 393-2172. 64-22 1181 YAMAHA 1969 Twin 250 Street tering mankind. Many opportuni¬ ties. Call Mary 351-5936, Monday- Friday, 4-8 p.m. 64-23 (16) pP"«T® ONE BEDROOM, garden apart- OON'T SIGN A LEASE dry. Call 332-1918. 5-4-23 (21) OWN ROOM in house, share bath, pus. 676-4601. 11-4-21 NEAR CAMPUS 4 man house, $50 TRYING TO rent or lease your ment, Raintree Apartments. 351- Scrambler, clean, shop manual apartment for spring and summer 1620 call after 5 p.m. 84-27 1121 UNTIL YOU'VE SEEN kitchen, $80 - $100 per month. each, share utilities. Phone Dale H. 4280. 351-1677. 34-21 (12) ODD JOBS, part-time, private 351-3344. 1-4-16(12) Wilcox, 482-4333. 30-5-28(14) terms? Call Terry, 3568256, home near Meridian busline, STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED. MARIGOLD * to sell? Wstdh It drkMr YAMAHA 250cc, 42.50/hour. 349-2299. 24-20 (121 TWO MAN Apartment for sum- 400 GUNSON cute one bedroom 1972, street, APARTMENTS - MEN ONE block to campus. Furnished. Three blocks to |_Vtol, 366-8256, Stf& new battery, new air filter, just COMMUNITY TWO MAN, two bedroom, now to mar. campus. 4135. 332-6420. 64-23 MARIGOLD (HARRISON cottage, nicely furnished. Wide lawns yet walk to campus. Avail¬ Clean, quiet rooms. Cooking. tuned. Bell helmet Included. Only INTERVIEWERS June Phone 485-8836 or 351-8192. 0-4- wanted. Pay is 44.50 per complet¬ 14th, Twyckingham. Call (121 Av«». able now, $180. After 5, 337-7111. 6,000 mllee. Asking 4450. Potter- I*. Fox, 2 door. AM/FM, _ "id. Many extra*. Book vllle 646-2468 or Charlotte 643- ed interview. Work for 2 weeks maximum. Require own transpor¬ m_anjgen ^66.64-19(12) -—R~ STREET ~ 126, ,w0 Large 1 Bedroom Apts. Air Condition & 3-4-21 (20) 4061. 24-19 124) Appliances WILLIAMSTON, STUDIO room. ks Offer. 486-4777. 5-4- tation. Ws will train. Call College APARTMENT-NORTH i _ rhn, P.nnsyl- HaHrnnm ^k* SIT Conditioned. TWO Q0IUX8, fDSfl Completely Furnished NEED TWO women for four Clean, private bath, entrance. of URBAN DEVELOPMENT, 363- ve^claenoek'wMdworVaTM/ ♦196- Th"» ™n W1°- f"1 lM,in9- Shag carpeting person duplex. Quiet, non- $50/month. 10 minutes to MSU. ■ '975. Zero miles, some 4757, Monday 612 noon, Tuesday 610 a.m. Wednesday 1612 noon. month^utlilfiM IndudecUllo klcte! Per We pay heat & water smokers $80 each. 332-6106 after 4:00. Z 3-4-21 (14) 666-3720. 666-1177. 2-4-19(15) f». Air doors available. Appointment fc«3_l1_2l_ TWO SEARS 106cc. Excellent condition. 4150 and 4176. 676 34-21134) BCT0*64-l19O|22)484'7080 °r ^ 6670.64-191221 SUMMER. FEMALES for four Call MALE, OVER 20, own room in OWN ROOM in 4 bedroom house. Furnished, $66/month. 485-6634 p«rHn apartment, block from >AN 1966. ~Alr~and 6602. 34-21 112) EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, perm¬ campus. Rent negotiable. 337- 337.7328 large beautiful house in residential after 5 p.m. X-3-4-20 (12) ■csilent anent position, superior typing, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, fe- area, 4 blocks from campus. running condl- 0158. 64-19 112) Summer leases available fe^H.IM'co,, BULTACO shorthand required. Some college male qwn room, one block to Co-ed, mixed student and profes¬ PURSANG, 175cc, SUBLET ONE bedroom deluxe, GIRL ROOMMATE needed for 1974, light, fast, clean, moving. preferred, excellent benefits. Send MSU. 475/month. 351-1685. 3-4- APARTMENT FOR rent, available sional. Large yard, garden. Sum¬ one bedroom apartment in house. Firat 4400. 371-1148, 66 p.m. resume to State News, Box A-3. 19 112) Welcomes pets. Beginning May 1 1972 Malibu, 2 door, 64-20 (121 54-20 (20) June 1st. Five room house, avail- able June 15th. Call 372-1402 after 1st. 349-9215, 349-9228, $170/ mer, possibly longer. $90 plus utilities. Call 351-3776 after 5:30 One block from campus. Available fnditionl 41895. CAPI- month. 7-4-21 (13) immediately through summer. $95 CLEAN FIRST floor, one bed- 6 p.m. 64-19 (161 p.m. Z-5-4-20 (34) /month. Utilities included. Room¬ ■ AUTO SALES, 2306 TRIUMPH BOO, 1972. Good condi¬ BABYSITTER, LIGHT housekeep¬ room. Basement, garden space. mate will not be there all spring -n-C;54-21_l1_5l__ tion. 4650, call for Charles, 393- ing, 8:45 to 11:45 AM, Monday - 4160 plus. 4861875, 484-8689. SUBLEASE: TWYCKINGHAM; NEED ONE girl to share apartment LARGE 4 bedroom suburbian term. 351-1177 or 351-6088. 5-4-23 I ss 1973. Air condi- 7933. Will bargain. 84-19 Friday, my East Lansing home. Own transportation, references. 64-21 (12) one man needed summer. Three with two others. Available imme- home for lease to responsible (32) mt wheels, 8 track man apartment. Air conditioning. diately. Own room, 351-3878. 4-4- party with references. Phone 372- ^ 332-1448 after 6 p.m. 54-23 (181 21 (14) 0352. 5-4-20 (14) - 669-3806. 3-4-19 | ArttSwriw )[7l 225 DIVISION, 129 GUNSON. Now leasing for summer and fall. 332-3407. 54-20 (12) PART TIME Employment for MSU Efficiency, 1, 2, and 4 bedroom S2602' ,974- 4 speed, REACH THE campus market. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, DON'T WAIT ex¬ students. 12-20 hours per week. Advertise your used car parts and apartments, furnished. We pay cellent location, 2 bedroom, living Tj. vinyl top. Excellent auto eervlcas today. Call Glry.i Automobile required. 339-9600. heat and water. No pets. Call room, kitchen, parking. Two-four PM387._3-4-l_go2|_ 3568256. C-164-30 (14) 332-3746. 64-19 people. 332-4589. 5-4-20 (14) ■WO Model 1800 T°°° appearance, con- me- ELECTRONIC IGNITION for for¬ Apartments FREE CABLE TV UNTIL THEY'RE vw serv/ce parts tedn2,°nly ,16M' eign UERED cars now In stock at CHEQ¬ FLAG FOREIGN CAR New Leasing at BURCHRfTI ALL GONE... IhaRGER 1971. 69,000 PARTS, 2806 East Kalamazoo fvtttmer, Pall Street, one mile west of campus, Haslett-135 Colllngwood l',^1 666-3888 after 6 487-6066. C-104-30 124) 332 • 2851 WOODS c.n 3493530 To reserve your apartment University Terrace • 444 Mich. 332 - 5420 • HEATED POOL lor summer and fall I-RUNS wail" Good ■ § AUTO PARTS ~ ». »me work. Best 731 Delta • 235 Delta 351 • 6437 THEY WENT • Unlimited parking SPECIAL SUMMER RATES. 500 E. Kalamazoo 3-4-19 (121 • FareisM APARTMENTS University Villa - 635 Abbott THAT-A-WAY...TO O O 'w * at Cadar $150 332 - 3312 COLUNGWOODAPTSI! • SWios Close to Campus GRANDE 1973. Beechwood • 1130 Beech • 1 18*0881 furnished Volkswagen complete repair ' •Air Conditioned L<»ded. Excellent 351-9247 service. 00 •All Appllonces In¬ ♦ Repair & parts for best. 371-4684. Inn America - 23761. Gr. River air conditioned' • 2B8*oon cluding dishwasher * most foreign and Americc •luxurious Furnishings 337- 1621 dishwasher • AlrcoaditMit cars. Body shop & paint se I Hatchback, V-8, air, 3 •Shag Carpeting No Price Increases •shag carpeting • Now leasing for vices. Exchange engines transaxles. G4MPUS HILL T »h*. ",000 miles, •On-Slte Management unlimited parking (Some reduced) • Summer (Fall I '1795. 394-2079. 5-4- •Private Salconles Plush furniture Free wrecker service wi' •SWIMMING POOl Special Discount for ♦ early leases Model Open Daily repairs - local areas. City bus Haw leasing far Studio 1 Br 2 Br amrtmutts service to our front door. Summer rates - 2 Bdrm just off grand river-okemoa P 34,100 miles. Excel- •MMf A Pall •140 '149 *169 from *145 with sir condltlon- Summer '53 per person Now Leasing For fall Rates) We buy and sell VW s 1 Bdrm from *130 l&JS "«"■ M Fall '78 per person Phone resident manager SummerS Fall Studio 1 Br 2 Br free bus service 465-2047 485-9229 Discount for 12 mo. lease far showing >165 *198 >260 'fvrnwSD^ 349-3530 f«KBUSSMv|Ct 8-6 Monday ■ Friday In'4 I™' AM/FM. Halsfessd Call 351 8282 745 Burcham Dr. ■dfshwrshkrs free room mate service 9-2 Saturday 351j7212 - ■ ■central air cond. tires.Excellent condl- 351-3118 free room-mate service (behind Old World Mall |«W0« 8 M.S.I. .*■■ USSsx.-lvt. ss1-t910 on the river!) . t - 8 Weekdays ttl noon tat. AM ABOUT OUB SPECIAL FALL BATES 8 Michigon Stote News, Eost Lansing, Michigan lday- APriH, J Rows \[fi\ 1 For Sale ][5] 1 for Sale [[5] f Mobila Howes | [ listrictloi Pf - jjtfg wtal Dose ROOMS, FURNISHED, utilities, 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. SR-16 CALCULATOR with 1909 GREAT LAKES mobile WRITING CONSULTANT - 8 to be kitchen privileges, wslking dis¬ Tanks, cannisters and uprights. charger, $40. Panasonic RQ413S home. Two bedroom, 12 x 44, years experience In ptofaaaienal tance to MSU, now leasing for Guaranteed one full year. 97.88 cassette, $60. Both excellent. 353- priced for quick aale. 694-2668 editing, writing skill instruction. The Southern African Libera¬ Announcemente for It'e Whet a summer and fall. Call EQUITY- and up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING 6957. 3-4-19 1121 8 P-m. 64-19 (161 337-1691.3-4-21 (12) tion Committee meets at 7:30 p.m. on van VEST INCORPORATED, 484-9472 COMPANY, 316 North Cedar, Happening must be received In the State Newt Office, 341 Student ( every Monday at the Peace Cen¬ or after6p.m„482-5426.0-17-4-JO Opposite City Market. C 4-30 NEW APPALACHIAN autoharp. 12 x 80 BUDDY, beautiful 2 ter, 1118 S. Harrison Road. Every¬ Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least Beautiful custom made Dulcimer. bedroom, shed, other extras, one is welcome. two class deys before publication. ROOMS $18-25/week, utilities in¬ SEWING MACHINE CLEARANCE New Gibson RB100 banjo, incredi¬ terms. 393-6846,394-3766.104-26 No announcements will be accept¬ cluded, one block from campus, SALE! Brand new portables ble price. Used Gibon Dove, mint. 112) TYPING, IBM, Theses, term pa¬ Babies are beautiful! In the ed by phone. renting for spring, summer, fall, no $49.95. $5 per month. Large Old Gibson LG1. New Martin pers. Experienced. Call JOHN U.S., one la bom every 10 sec¬ pets, 215 Louis Street, 351-4495 selection of reconditioned used D-35, $576 with case. Vintage Lee 12 x 60, expando, air conditonlng, CALHOUN, 332-2078. C4-30 onds! Last year population grew machines. Singers, Whites, Nec- Paul double cutaway. 1966 Sun¬ shed, trees, extra conveniences. Come play rugbyl Any interest¬ 11-4 p.m. 16-4-21 ed women, come to Old College by 1.8 million. Do something- chi's. New Home and "many others." $19.95 to $39.95. Terms. burst Stretocaster. Fender tele- Call after 6, anytime weekends. COMPLETE DISSERTATION and Field, Tuesday through Thursday Join Zero Population Growth. Call ROOMING HOUSE room. 1 block caster deluxe. Several used Fen¬ 349-3796. X-&4-20 (161 resume service. Printing, IBM Anita Wolfe, 393-0662 or Stuart EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING from 5:30 to 7 p.m. and learn to from campus. Rent reduced for der precision ba9S guitars. Gibson typing, binding. Printing from your play the great game of rugbyl Olshsnsky, 486-0229. quick occupancy, utilities includ¬ COMPANY, 1115 North Washing¬ Firebird bass. Hand carved Indian 11 MINUTES FROM campus. A plain paper originate. Corner ed. 489-2431. 7-4-221151 ton, 489 6448. C-4-30 sitar. Many new and used guitar new dimension In mobile home M.A.C. and Grand River. Below A foreign affairs forum, "The livlngl STONEGATE, phone 393- Monday bike rides. 6:30 p.m. amps and P.A. systems. MUCH Jones Stationary Shop, 9-6 p.m., Legacy of Indochina: One Year MOREI WILCOX MUSIC. 509 East 1660 3934396. 84-26 116) meet at comer of Shaw and Farm AVAILABLE JUNE sixth, Lansing. or Monday-Friday. Call COPY- Lanee, 10-mlle loop. About 9 to 11 Later," will be preeented at 7:30 Furnished room, $87.50. Female Michigan, Lansing, 486-4391. C- GRAPH SERVICE, 337-1666. C4- miles per hour. Everyone welcom¬ p.m. Wedneeday, East Lansing bike distance. 485-4891, 54-21 14-4-30 1681 | lost t fowl |[Q| 30 ed. Campus Hostel Club. Contact John Stein. Peace Education Center lounge, 1118 S. Harrison Road. TECHNICS SL-1200 manual turn¬ ANN BROWN PRINTING AND table with Stanton 681-EEE cart¬ LOST: WOMEN" gold Elgin watch TYPING. Dissertations, resumes, IMMEDIATELY-ROOM in town- There will be s literature table in Yoshinkai Alkido, the Japanese ridge, mint condition. 351-3695. near Spartan Village nureery general printing. Serving MSU for martial art encouraging house, $75/month, many extras, the Internationl Center lobby this harmony, car needed. Call Nancy at 351- school Wednesday. Sentimental 26 years with complete theses is meeting at 3 p.m. value, call 3328525. S-54-22 (151 service. 34941850. C4-30 week with information on U.S. Mondays, 4957. 5-4-21 (141 Senate candidate John Otterbach- Wednesdays end Fridays, and at 1 er. Look it over and be informed. p.m. Sundays, Men's Intramural "fcibsonV FOUND: YOUNG black cat at PURR-FECT TYPE. Accurate per¬ AMPEG V4B Power head. Also, Bldg. Judo Room. For Sale |[^J Ampeg B25B bottom. $500 or best offer. 355-8101. 3 4 19 (13) Physics Building. Needs homel Call 1-628-2670. 24-19112) sonal and professional IBM One day service. 351-5094. typing. C-4-30 Food Help start the East Lansing Co-opl Membership meeting There will be en important SOFA, DRESSER, mattress, all for tonight, 7:30 p.m., Howtand Co-op meeting for all people interested in LOST: YELLOW-eyed, pumpkin- $60. Will sell individually. Call MOWERS, AND tillers (or sale or BOOKSALE headed black male cat-North Hag- House, 323 Ann St. You can join helping to organize the Belle Isle 332-4783. E-54-19112) rent. Call now. Phone 339-9522. the Co-op and help set it up. Visit Marathon effort, 7:30 tonight, 11 f adorn area. 337-1801. 24-19112) 7-4-19 Loads of Paper 211 Evergreen St. - newlocetlonl Bessey Hall Or more information, NOW OPEN SUNSHINE ALLEY. and hardbacks IRENE ORR. Theses, term papers, call John Stein. Antiques, furniture and coliect- ables. 1145 South Washington. GREAT BARGAIN, kids skiis and poles, 155cm, only $15. 485-0047. Text and I ftrsHil IfZ] general typing. Ann Brown. Call Formsdy with 485-8018; After 6 ASMSU Legal Services has an Legal Services Student Defend¬ attorney available for consultation 482 8529. 64-19 1121 E-5-4-20 1121 Reference WANTED-GIRLS to drink beer, p.m., 482-7487. C4-30 every Wednesday from 1 to 6 p.m. ers office will be interviewing for party and support GTW- # a I.M. Appointments can be made in 307 student defender positions begin¬ Wo buy books anytime NIKON F-2 with 50mm and 135mm lenses. Also other acces¬ 541 128 W.Grand River aoftball team. Bruce, Tom. 363- TYPING. TERM papers and the¬ Student Services Bldg. ning today. Applications may be 6400. 351-2006. S-64-21 (15) ses. IBM electric-fsst, experienced picked up this week in 326 or 307 sories. Phone 4856397. 34-21 I. Grand Rivtr 1 bl. W. of Union MSU Filmmakers will hold Student Services Bldg. service. 351-8923. 164-30 a (121 INTRODUCTION TO duplicate PARAMOUNT NEWS ^ MthruFrl. meeting Wednesday et 6 p.m. in 6 (tournament bridge). Six week T.V.'S FROM $45, Portable type¬ ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS BRESSLERS • 33 FLAVORS \ 9:00 - 5:30 f class at Frandor. $15, Harts Satur¬ EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Dis¬ sertation, Ipica-elite). FAYANN, Student Services Bldg. All stu¬ dents interested in film production writers from $20. Couches, chairs, day, April 24,12:30 - 3:30. Dwight and criticism are welcome. VELOCIPEDE PEDDLER FIRST QUALITY materials and 489-0356. C-124-30 112) tables, lamps. Refrigerators, toast¬ QUICK SILVER JEWELRY Searcy, 351-6009. 74-23 (20) SMAB-deadline for summer ers, can openers, countertop broil¬ workmanship. OPTICAL DIS¬ end/or Fell term applications is KITCHEN CUPBOARD COUNT, 2617 East Micnigan, Don't miss the Wizard of Oz ers. All in excellent condition. All Michigan, Lan- Lan r- -w , UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS COM¬ Organization meeting Wednesday April 26. at reasonable prices. Sporting goods and stereos too. We've got FAMILY OF MAN MAYFLOWER BOOKSHOP NATURES GREEN PLANTS sing, 372-7409. C4-23 1121 BICYCLE, CILO, (Jm! Estill [fieI PLETE DISSERTATION and re¬ sume service. IBM typing, editing, at 7:30 p.m. In 331 Union. Financ¬ ing of the upcoming film will be a lot to choose from. Check us out Reynolds 531 multiiith offset printing, typeset¬ "Nuclear Development and En¬ DENIM DEPOT CLOTHES double butted. All Campagnolo HOUSE FOR sale by owner, four the special topic this week. before buying new. Complete miles from MSU. Three bedroom ting and binding. We encourage vironmental Issues" presentation and TV repair. DICKER & SHOP UPSTAIRS-DOWNSTAIRS components. Excellent condition, comparative shopping. For esti¬ stereo $200 332-4686 or 351-8817. 34-21 house in Okemos, large family Clap your bends, all ye people - by PIRGIM lobbyist and director of DEAL, 1701 South Cedar, Lan¬ mate stop in at 2843 East Grand room, fireplace, finished base¬ shout unto God with a voice of Energy Policy Project, Richard PENTAX SCREW mt. lenses in River or phone 332-8414. 0-4-30 sing. Bank cards welcome, 487- ment, large corner lot, lots of gladnessl Praise the Lord with Conlin, at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, 335 3886. C-114-30 (591 excellent condition. 35mm. f/2 A. and B Case Hall. SMCT carrying case and shade- BOTTECCHIA BIKE, 27 inch. Bet¬ mature trees, excellent area. Campus Action tonight, 7:30 p.m., INTRODUCTORY BEAD offer. $125. 85mm. f/1.9 Takumar carry¬ ter than new. Quality components, $38,500. Shown by appointment only. 349-9833. 6-4-26 (35) r Cir fKl N 428 Division St. It's pure love. The Council of Graduate Stu¬ Liquid sterling silver $8., per ing case and shade $100. Call sew-ups, $349, 489-3971. 34-21 dents DRIVING AND/OR The Public Relations Club is ICOGSI meets at 6:30 ounce. Pen heishi, cocoanut hei- Richard 355 8263 or 353 6997. riding from Edgewood Apartment*, Lansing meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday, 334 tonight, Con-Con Room, Interna¬ shi, tiger puka $1.50 per strand. Send for full price list. Many items 2-4-20 1281 WEEKLY | Service [f^ to MSU, leaving 7 a.m. returning 5 Union. New members welcome. tional Center. at low prices. Dealer inquiries TWIN REVERB, new tubes and p.m. Phone 363-4480. 34-20 Residents of Akera Hall: Come and study with us the invited. MANHATTEN BEAD output transformer. $325. Call FOR QUALITY stereo service visit COMPANY, Box 392, Clarkston, Mike, 641-4497. 5 4-23 (121 SPECIAL. THE STEREO SHOPPE, 566 East DRIVING AND/OR riding from Akureed is sponsoring a doubles ancient martial art of Original Okinawa Karate. Our club meets Michigen 48016. 313-6250331. Z Complete set of Grand River. C-4-30 Haslett to Flint, leevint 7 a.m. tennis tournament, open to any at 5 and 6 p.m. Mondays, Tues¬ 24-19 1411 FOR SALE Hammond returning 6 p.m, Phone 6663078 Akers resident. If you're interest¬ organ, Levers & Extensions after 6 p.m. 34-20 days and Thursdays, 218 Wom¬ Olympia manual typewriter and PAPERBACK BOOK club. Call ed, cell either David Keenan or Dsn Schipper. Deadline is May 23. en's IM Bldg. GIBSON LES Paul Deluxe. table, steel vault, natural wood 485-7980 for fee and trading Hummbucking pickups, must sell, desk and lamp and gun cabinet. information. Open 7 deys a week. DRIVING AND/OR riding from $350. 337-2351 after 6 p.m. 3-4-20 All in excellent condition. Call 603 Iris. Haslett to MSU, leaving 7:16 a.m. Look into co-op houses for 371-2109. 5-4-23 (25) 34-20J17) returning 5 p.m. Phone 353-4480. spring, summer and fall terms. Interpreters for deaf students FREE...A lesson in complexion 34-20 Visit the co-op office, 311-B needed at 10:20 a.m. Monday. care. Call 4844519, East Michigan Student Services Bldg. or the Wednesday end Friday; 11:30 to The or486-7197, Lansing Mall. MERLE. DRIVING FROM South Pennsyl¬ NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS.® vania (near. Meijert) to MSlkife C-4-30 , Sciences leaving' 7:30 a.m. rim¬ co-op taking housq nearest you. We're a wjt'^irwJist.' 3:30 Tuesdays. Basic knowledge of sign language needed. Call Penny Atkin, Programs tor Hendi Creative Corner ing 5 p.m. Phone 353-4583. 34-19 Deadline to register to vote in capped Students. Also need vol¬ EXPERIENCED QUALITY House- the Michigan primary is today. unteer typists and notetakers. cleaning, 337-0128. 104-22 It's garage, basement, attic and East Lansing residents register at city hall, 410 Abbott Road, or The The Women's Studies Colloquia closet cleaning time. Clean out WANTED IRONING. Guaranteed Co-op Office, 311-B Student Ser¬ presents Lee Chambers-Schiller of Printed Pattern and sell unused items with a perfect, 40 years experience. For vices Bldg. the History Department, U-M. C.ITOH TEN Speed. 21" frame. Classified Ad. Call 3568256 To- information. Phone 882-1952. 7-4- Topic: "The Unitarian Connection: 4736 Excellent condition, $80. Call 332- 23(121 19th Century Feminism in Britain," 1675 after 5 p.m. 3-4-21 (12) r »■"" js SIZES 8-20 at 4 p.m. Tuesday. 332 Union. GUITARS. LARGEST Selection of new and used in Lansing area. WEDDINGS PHOTOGRAPHED, reasonable rates, excellent quality. jinn Everyone is welcome. Into power struggles? Want to Call 482-3388 after 6 p.m. 104-19 TO TRADE 27 inch Concorde provide leadership for PIRGIM? Shop with confidence at MAR¬ - Nominations for PIRGIM's local SHALL MUSIC, 245 Ann Street. 10-speed bike, good condition, for board will be taken at 7:30 C-1-4-19 Looking for a job? Be sure to read similar bike, smaller frame. 351- KEEP DRAPERIES CLOSED Tuesday in 329 Student Services the Help Wanted ada in today's 1897. 34-19(161 when you don't need light. Win¬ TWO HEATHKIT Altec Lansing Classified section. dows are responsible for 26 % of speakers, 15" wolfers, pecan cab¬ COUPLE NEEDS room in house heat loss. Use a low-cost ad in inets, like new. 372-2829. 3-4-21 | hstnctioi ||^| for summer. Must be reasonable. Ralph, 332-1132. 64-28 (121 Classified when you want to exchange household merchandise Backyard Volleyballerel Married Housing will have a Co-Rec Court¬ for cash. yard Volleyball league this spring. EMPLOYERS ARE calling ua for DEAF ADULT/adoleacent. Tutor MAMIYA C twin-lens sets in our graduates, if you need a To find out more, come k skill, college student In sign language. LIGHTED CANDLES ADD A FES¬ excellent condition. 55mm. with call ua. Individually taught with Will organizational meeting at 7:30 pay/negotiable. Pat, 351- TIVE TOUCH to any party. They hood-$135; 135mm.-$110. Call qualified instructor. 90 hour also prevent room from tonight, Spartan Village School. Richard 355-8263 or 353-6997. 7474, 442 Grove. 34-21 (181 becoming course with choice of cla8t hours. smoke-filled. Table and floor 2-4-20 (18) VA approved. Located on the Reservations must be made TRUNKS, STEAMER or pecking, lamps sell quickly when advertised corner of Jolly and Aurelius roada. foot lockers. 3667899 after 6:30 for sale with a low-cost ad in today for Wednesday's MENSA AKAI TAPE deck, X165D, and Call 393-8615, SPARTAN KEY¬ dinner et Jim's Tiffany Piece. p.m. Z-54-23 (12) Classified. recorder, 1710. Both reel to reel, PUNCH ACADEMY. 64-21 (43) Contact Lois Crawford or Mark stereo. Former, $100; latter, $40. Hoover- see you Wednesday. 355-6013. 3-4-19 (17) SUMMER HOUSE wanted. Re¬ ' SUMMER CREATIVE learning WATERBED KING size. Heater, programs: preschool science, 3-6 years, elementary math, 69 years. sponsible male, age 43. Will provide security-maintenance and t^ouND Town- Women Pre-meds: Have you often wished you knew other pay utilities In lieu of rent. Write women in Pre-med? Hod contact liner, frame. $150, must sell. MONTESSORI SCHOOL, 351- STATE NEWS, box D4. Z-34-20 with women doctors? Dr. 393-3919 after 5 p.m. 3-4-19 (12) 3655. May 1st desdlina. 44-22121) Mary 123) Ryan will be our guest at tonight's meeting, from 7 to 8:30, 334 Union. PLACE YOUR WEDDING OR ENGAGEMENT ADVERTISE YOUR special evKits Block and Bridle meeting et Irtj (-Vficc ANNOUNCEMENT at "special rates" in our 'Round Town column. Call Vicki, 366 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, 110 Anthony Hall. Horse show refunds for stalls 8266. will be available. The tunic takes over - looks great with pants, skirts! The Natural Resources and Dramatic cowl collar in 3 IN THE SPECIAL WEDDING Environmental Education Club is colors adds top interest for holding its biweekly meeting at 7 Spring! Crochet tunic of wor¬ p.m. Tuesday, 338 Natural Re¬ sted in easy-to-memorize pat¬ PAGE—COMING MAY 191 sources Bldg. Guest fan,; tern stitch. Pattern 7295: speaker rep¬ Misses' Sizes 8-14 included. resenting Michigan Environmental $1.00 for each pattern. Add ...JUST COMPLETE FORM AND MAIL Education Association. Vertical seaming does the 35« each pattern for first-class trick-makes you look so much airmail and handling. Send to: WITH PA YMENT TO THE Westside Crisis Center needs slimmer and taller, too. Sew this basically easy dress with Alice Brooks STA TE NEWS CLASSIFIED DEPT. volunteers who can donate four hours a week as crisis intervention or without Empire-look band. Needlecraft Dept. workers. References and interview Printed Pattern 4736: Misses' Sites 8, 10,12,14,16,18, 20. Michigan State News 126 required. For information call the Site 12 (bust 34) takes Box 163, Old Chelsea Sta Office of Volunteer Programs, yards 60-inch fabric. New York, NY Student Services Bldg, 11-00 tor each pattern. Add 10011. 35* for each pattern for first- Print Name, Address, ADDRESS class airmail and handling. _ Zip, Pattern Number. Send to: MORE than CITY ever betore! 200 FOR SALE ITEMS ONLY Anne Adams designs plos 3 free printed In¬ side NEW 1976 NEEDLECRAFT (Auto, Anlmoli, Misc.) Pattern Dept. CATALOG! Has everything. 75e. Michigan State News, Crochet with Squares $1.00 PRINT ANNOUNCEMENT HERE:— Itom(i) must sell lor 'SO Hi . 243 West Crochet I Wardrobe $1.00 or las*. Prlca must be 17 S».. New Nitty Fifty Quilts $1.00 Included In ad. York, NY tOOtl. Print Ripple Crochet $1.00 NAME, ADDRESS, ZIP, Sewi + Knit Book $1.25 SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. 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RONDERS was rocked for nine runs on State News Staff Writer five hits in only 1 and Vs 1-3 in the Big Ten and 6-15-1 The beginning is not neces innings, prompting Litwhiler to overall. The Spartans entertain say, "I can't understand it. He Detroit Tuesday in a double- sarily the end for the MSU baseball team. hasn't been effective at all this header at Kobs Field. The first Don't be surprised if we will start at 1 p.m. I needed that The Spartans completed season. game their initial weekend of Big Ten can find someone else to take competition by losing a double- his place." header to Iowa Friday, 5-1 and One hurler who has picked up So sports ment of is the toy depart¬ life, heh? Billy entered Sparrow Hoepi- tal for those exams. While While Billy lay in Sparrow, his life slowly ebbing from 12-11, and then splitting with Minnesota Saturday. The Spar¬ the slack for Litwhiler's crew is Chuck Baker, who registered McCaffree After the recent hockey ban¬ tans won the opener 1-0 while his second consecutive victory there, he maintained his devo¬ within, he preserved his love of the Gophers rebounded for a in the opener at Minnesota. quet honoring MSU's icers, that toy department has been trans¬ tion to MSU hockey. As kids that age are wont to MSU hockey and John Sturges. Sturg promised Billy he 5-0 triumph in the nightcap. Baker authored a four-hit shut¬ selected to "When you can beat a good out of the Gophers and MSU ferred to the reality section. do, Billy had his favorite hockey would score a goal for him Minnesota team one out of two scored an eight-inning 1-0 win. Of course, the past year has player. John Sturges. against Tech, no easy task. But done nothing but dampen en¬ At the request of Billy's in the first 1:30 of the game the games on their field, I think you've done a good job," MSU Mike Fricke led off the eighth when Minnesota shortstop Paul swim "hall" thusiasm for true sports fans on parents, Sturges began visiting MSU senior did just that. mentor Danny Litwhiler com¬ Molitor mishandled his ground¬ this campus. With the NCAA his top hockey fan. Billy had a "There were times when we mented. er for an error. Fricke stole investigation, the rapid-fire eli¬ dream realized when he attend¬ would sit in his room and it Former MSU swimming He explained that the open second and raced home on mination of coaches and the ed a Spartan game. What is seemed as if he were sleeping coach Charles "Mac" McCaffree ing weekend's action left Michi leftfielder A1 Weston's fourth there to top a youngster's has been elected to the Inter¬ speculation surrounding the soundly. But we had the radio hit of the game, a double. gan on top of the circuit with a national Swimming Hall of "slush fund," even the heart¬ unleashed enthusiasm? on and when MSU would score The Gophers' Jerry Ujdur 3-1 slate, while Iowa and Min¬ iest of true sports fans could Fame. Eventually, the diagnosis a goal Billy's arm would shoot nesota now sport 2-2 records. twirled a one-hit shutout in the become discouraged. McCaffree, who coached at was announced: Bill had termi¬ up in the air. He was listening." "If we would have lost two nightcap, allowing only Fricke's If one were a sadist, maao- his mother explained. MSU from 1941 through 1969, nal cancer. He died Jan. 20. games to Minnesota we would fourth inning triple to stymie chist or any other form of his no-hit bid. posted a dual meet record of But Billy, like his favorite be two behind them. And we While Sturg was singled out 191-58-2, while the Spartan had negative deviate, he had only to hockey team, faced adversity don't play either Minnesota or John Boland kept the Spar¬ look around at MSU sports to for recognition, both Mrs. Gro¬ Iowa again. So, theoretically, tans in the game, a winning record every year like a person much more ma¬ allowing only after 1945. be fulfilled. ty and John tempered the we can't catch them," Litwhiler one run in four ture than nine. accolades. "It wasn't just me innings. But, the McCaffree-coached swim¬ But then the hockey banquet said. Spartan freshman surrendered mers captured 34 seemed to place "He was the strongest person who cared about Billy. The "But Michigan is the leader fifth inning grand slam to Big Ten and a perspective a 22 NCAA titles. on sports, and even on life and Tve ever met," Sturges declar¬ whole team was willing to go and they're two games ahead of Minnesota's Bobby Bolf to put Among his ed. "He was taking morphine see him, but that would have us. We still have to the game out of hand. products were U.S. Olympians death. play them Howard Patterson, George shots for the pain, but when he been physically impossible," so we can still catch them," he The presentation of awards heard I was coming to visit him, Sturges said. added. Hoogert.yde, Clark Scholes, to Tom Ross, Daryl Rice and that group migrated slowly to a he refused his shot so he Mrs. Groty concurred. "Ever¬ The four weekend games, Long lunches Gary Dilley, Ken Walsh and Pete Williams. SN photo Ti wouldn't seem like he was ybody was helpful. They sent though, pointed out the need WASHINGTON (AP) Con¬ Todd Hubert may be among the hurlers conclusion. The end of the - He has also served as head D. weak. He wanted to show he autographed pictures, sticks for Litwhiler to discover Litwhiler looks to to strengthen the a gress' General Accounting Of¬ coach of the 1959 U.S. Pan shaky 8ur program was nearly in sight and letters. And even though was tough," Sturges added. stopper for his pitching staff. fice says federal employes' long American team, and was elect¬ pitching staff. when Mary and Keith Groty Sherman Johnson opened the we had never met coach Bes- lunches may be costing in the ed president of the were called to the podium. Billy's toughness was evident sone his autograph was always Iowa series and surrendered a College in other ways. range of $1.2 billion a year in Swimming Coaches Assn. of The Grotys had no official Mary Groty there." second-inning grand slam to the lost production time, i America in 1960 and of the award to present. digressed, "When Bill first en¬ The entire banquet, season Hawks' Bob Steinmetz. "Sherm The federal workers get half American Swimming Coaches Just a tered the hospital and we didn't human award. and sports scene's perspective was a victim of circumstance," an hour for lunch but most Assn. in 1961. know for sure how sick he was, Litwhiler said in defense of his Their son, Billy, had become, was adjusted by a saying on the agencies report they take 45 In retirement, McCaffree has he asked us if he might have hurler. "There was a strong as so many other Lansing mug the Grotys gave John. minutes to an hour, the GAO served as executive secretary leukemia. When we received wind blowing to left field and youngsters, a devoted MSU The inscription read: said. of the varsity alumni club of the diagnosis, his reaction was the ball got caught up in that hockey fan. "Thanks John. May the kind¬ The federal civilian payroll is MSU. 'Does that mean I won't make it and just made it over the fence. Last fall, Billy complained of to the fifth grade?' " ness you shared with Billy and Ordinarily that would have $40 billion a year so an extra 15 Jggfl FIND T. and Ml feeling ill, but his mother, after with us remain central to who been an out." minutes lunch time for every jMjflRN WHAT considering the symptoms, con¬ "Then he wondered," she you are." The lone MSU run came on a employe would cost $1.2 billion CSBQM YOU'VE sidered it no more than a virus which might violate any nine- continued, "if he was being To which may be humbly added: Thank you, Mr. and solo home run by Rodger in production time, GAO audit¬ H BEEN Express punished and why it was him. Bastien. ors calculated. LOOKING (FOLK) Mrs. Groty, Billy and John and year-old's body. We tried to explain things as The nightcap at Iowa City Even if only half the workers VMgjjl FOR! But when Billy didn't regain his pep and stamina, tests were best we could. He accepted it better than a lot of adults his teammates, for putting a perspective back on sports, on may have cost MSU hurler Jim Kniivila his spot in the starting took extra time every other the cost would be $300 million, day yBEBE 4 KBBH S1ATE CAl I NEWS SloppyJt ordered. would." life and on death. rotation. The Holt High product the auditors said. lASiHo C3s|siass° Fendley Collins dies BAD DRIVING 1 Weekend Action ■ ' —Former j) Former MR1T MSU arrocf linrr nnonk rnis/llno Pnli:.. wrestling coach Fendley Collins J.'.J E died Friday RECORD? GOOD DRIVING specials! morning at a Lansing hospital. RECORD? THIS week! Collins, who coached the Spartan grapplers for 31 years until his GREAT RATES FOR WOMEN'S GOLF: The Spartans finished fourth at the retirement in 1962, apparently suffered a seizure while Kentucky Invitational Golf Tournament Saturday. June Oldman riding his BOTH! shot 82 Saturday, which gave her a 161 total bicycle Thursday morning near Williamston. good for fourth place. During his tenure at MSU, Collins tutored Call 332-1838 Tulsa 20 wrestlers to captured top honors with a total of 637, while MSU's team national titles in NCAA and AAU meets. His teams finished as total was 676. Day or Evening runners-up in the 1941, 1943 and 1948 national WOMEN'S TRACK: The MSU women's track team stifled the championships. University of Tennessee 73-61 in a dual meet Saturday. Lil Collins' squad won MSU's first Collins was born in Headrick, Okla., on Big Ten crown in 1961. -SENTRY" J MOM. BUY ONI WHOPPER, •IT ONI FBI! Warnes, who won two events, paced the Spartans, who swept the graduated from Oklahoma A&M in 1928 and came to MSU in 1929. Aug. 27, 1903. He was INSURANCE , mile run. Warrtes registered a time of 5:04.5 in that event and 710 Gainsborough Dr. (limit 1 par customer) 2:18.2 in the 880. 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