Ford critical of proposal |o reduce unemployment liSHINGTON (AP) - ■ Monday that a bill being cosponsored President Ford bind votes. Pennsylvania's national convention They will be apportioned in the other a clear leader. And that would point to the ■ <,„ Hubert Humphrey to reduce phase of the primary, with the election of emergence of Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey as Tnoloyment to 3 per cent by 1980 is a national convention delegates. a likely candidate after the primaries. Jackson has made L, e|„tion year boondoggle" that would Would-be delegates are listed on the Pennsylvania a major X ,0 unprecedented government plan- baUot as uncommitted, or target, describing it as the kind of northern pledged to one of industrial state the Democrats must have to |to provide jobs for all adults who want the presidential candidates. elect 134 delegates Voters will win an election, and saying he is the Tuesday, with 44 more candidate who can do best in such rf has predicted that Humphrey will to be chosen in party convention, and territory. like Democratic nominee for president apportioned among candidates in line with He has widespread ■Yeir and he appeared to be setting the the lineup of elected support from organ¬ delegates. ized labor, and also has the backing of (or an attack on the Minnesota The outcome could determine organization Democrats whether — though some of Mr s economic views if Humphrey is his Carter can maintain his early front runners' his advocates have said ■onent. role through the intensive openly they would schedule of May prefer Humphrey if he were iimphrey charged that Ford's criticism presidential primaries. Victory would help running. Xe unemployment legislation, known as him do so; defeat would increase the chance Humphrey has shunned the primaries this year but has said he's ■Humphrey Hawkins BiU, is "politically that the primary schedule will end without available if the Tjvited" and "comes as no great sur- Democrats want him. an appreciative audience at the ; meeting of the Chamber of Corn¬ et of the United States that the bill is erously deceptive" and "a classic pie of the way the misguided majority Spying operations cost .rent Congresses reacts." Ford also licted a major fight over the 1977 accusing Congress of foUowing "a f that leads to ruin" in proposing $17 U.S. intelligence billions m more in federal spending for 1977 | he wants. WASHINGTON (AP) - The United In a 651-page i anticipation of today's States is spending billions of dollars on spy report climaxing a 15- month investigation, the tsylvania primary, rival Democrats operations, including some that are self committee said it found "duplication, waste, inertia and n; Carter, Henry M. Jackson and defeating, have misled the public and have jis K. Udall wooed voters at subway ineffectiveness in the intelligence commun¬ threatened the independence of Presidential candidate Jimmy Carter visited L factory gates, the lunch table and the churches, ity," but at the same time emphasized that the Liberty Bell in virephoto universities and the press, the Senate in Pennsylvania. The Philadelphia Monday n a Ety Bell on Monday, the eve of a "it found much that was good and proper." Pennsylvania primary election will be held today. campaign swing Intelligence Committee said Monday. Edential primary election that could However, the committee backed off from The report, also revealed that the CIA: (e the rest of the campaign, revealing the exact amount of intelligence •Has conducted some 900 major covert asylvania's is a two-part primary. spending after hearing a last-minute appeal action projects around the world since j, ge Jackson, UdaU, Alabama Gov. C. Wallace and four other Demo- from CIA Director George Bush that disclosure of the figure would •Has been responsible for the 1961; CLAIMS UNION BIAS IS CAUSE damage publication re listed on the preference baUot. of more than 1,000 books, national security. The panel voted 6 to 5 to many of which in has campaigned briefly. let the full Senate decide were reviewed and marketed in the United MSU student loses whether to Itthat election is advisory and does not disclose the figure. States; •Has planted stories in tions that have been and circulated by American news tions; foreign publica¬ unwittingly picked up organiza By STEVE ORK class and Westcott's direct position State News Staff Writer supervisor. "She planned to present the appeal. Ferency said •Until recently used about 50 An MSU student has lost a was used as a scapegoat." the president of the board, Dr. John journalists job in a Brown, and other employes of U.S. news organiza¬ Lansing social services agency because, Nygren, who was one of those who went had told him he would accept a short tions along with a handful of American some people on strike, said Westcott was fired because statement from the MSU professor. Brown say, she was made a scapegoat clergymen and missionaries as secret by management in a union dispute. "they (management) knew it would affect will be out of town until next week. us pretty much. She was a key person." A social work professor who agents abroad; Ann Wescott, a senior advises majoring in social work, was employed in three Nygren and other full-time office workers students carrying field experience credits •Is capacities by currently using several hundred the National Council on Alcoholism's Lan¬ are protected by the union, but Westcott's said Westcott's problem might lead him to American university administrators, nonmembership made her vulnerable, look more closely into the social pro¬ sing Regional Office until April 12. One of service fessors and graduate students for intelli¬ those tasks was general work in Nygren said. "It was a vendetta against agencies to which he sends students for gence and propaganda purposes, and for social work field exchange me," he said. practicum credits. practical experience. On April 12 she was fired from her most Jerry Lazar, executive director of the "I have to evaluate the outcome of this •Operates a network of business enter¬ important position there, instructing adult council, would not comment on any aspect problem. (Such union problemst are an prises with assets totaling $57 million to of the situation, alcoholism education classes. She also saying only that it is an ever-present possibility," said Albert Hollo- provide cover and logistical support for resigned the field practicum post because, "in-house" and "confidential personnel" way, who is in charge of placing dozens of agents abroad. she said, she was told "the boss matter. students each term in social services. Social doesn't want you around." Another man who teaches the classes also work majors are The report also made 86 required to earn 12 credits recommenda¬ She and others think she was honored the picket lines, yet he was not in field practicum work before tions designed to increase the dismissed graduation. efficiency and fired. Nygren did not know the reason for because she honored picket lines set Holloway. who placed 110 students this accountability of U.S. intelligence activities. when office workers struck the council up that move, but suggested that Westcott term, said none of his students have fallen Some of the recommendations, such as was fired because she was into a similar situation, but could creation of new executive branch commit¬ April 1. important to foresee "It was just a union Nygren's office. one arising again in the future. tees to oversee intelligence operations and thing," she said. Westcott On April 12 a new contract was was referred by a friend to Westcott was not fired from her third formally approve all sensitive activities, signed by Zolton Ferency, MSU the council's management and professor of criminal position, that of leader of adolescent already have been put into effect as part of employes justice, who has agreed to carry an appeal President Ford's intelligence and Westcott was fired. problem drinker discussion groups. She reorganiza¬ "It was an arbitrary decision made by Westcott to the council's board of could not explain why she was retained in tion plan. by the executive director," said Edward directors. The directors were scheduled to this position but Nygren said Lazar was (continued on page 8) Nygren, meet incensed at him, not the coordinator of the the coordinator of the alcohol education Monday night and Ferency said he discussion groups. (continued on page 8) Supreme Court hears arguments about segregated private schools inside By WIRE SERVICES claimed blacks failed to show they were federal court that private schools Lansing ares people extend a ■, WASHINGTON turned down because of race. may not helping hand to the mentally SN photo/Robert Kozloff - The Supreme Court legally refuse to accept pupils | e trees seemed to blossom with snow heard arguments Monday on the emotional Attorney Louis Koutoulakos, of Arling¬ because they are black. simply retarded and women alcoholics. to gaze Monday as this young woman In today's through the frozen branches near the circle dormitories. issue of admitting blacks to white private ton, Va„ opened the arguments in an appeal The legal question in the case is Counterpoint. whether schools. A lawyer for one such academy brought by Bobbe's Private School in the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which Slipping state support for Arlington, Va. and Andrew A. Lipscomb of guarantees aU persons an equal higher education is the subject right to lor today's editorial. Washington, representing nearby Fairfax- "make and enforce contracts," applies to pudent Brewster School. The appeal urged a private school admissions. renters eligible for credit reversal of lower court judgments awarding In 1968, the Supreme Court $5,500 in damages against them for refusing another section of the apt, to admit black children. right to purchase property, applied to held that guaranteeing the weather Today will be partly sunny with a high in the mid 40s to 50. Koutoulakos told the Supreme Court that private real estate transactions. alleviate property tax problems a private school has a "God He said the school he given right" to exclude black children if it wishes to do so. represents now The U.S. Circuit Court in Richmond, Vs., ruled last April that the two schools violate the law and were not protected, did as Tonight will be clear to partly cloudy with the low dropping admits blacks, following a court ruling in they claimed, by the right of privacy. MICHAEL ROUSE negative income tax," Taylor said. The per cent of the difference. their favor. The circuit court granted an J^^sSUHWriUr credit has been available since 1973 but For instance, a person could have been But he said the school has a right to against the alleged diacrimination injunction by ■ ii (k ,.-e poor tllJl credit k Wdden Taylor believes the state has not properly unemployed last year and received $3,300 choose among applicants just as a person Bobbe's, Fairfax-Brewster and the South¬ L|0"| ™chi«M treasury coffers publicized it. from his or her parents to pay for tuition may decide who may visit his home. ern Independent School Assn., which claims ,us ii, , to "}claim'e students renting rooms To determine how much money the state and expenses. The income tax base — 3.6 "A school is not a home," said Justice a membership of 395 schools. The injunction it. owes, an understanding of some compli¬ per cent of $3,000 — comes to $105. If $75 Thurgood MarshaU, the only black on the has been stayed while the cated calculations and definitions are neces- per month is paid for rent, the property tax court. appeal is f KflnM. J attemP' to aid those pending. H5k* lax 13 relatively big "a person's total income includes all component of the rent is 17 per cent of the $900 yearly rent, or $153. Koutoulakos said the right may not be "nice" but it19 nevertheless there. According to a recent estimate, about 3,500 private academies now pto a, I" '"tome.The only persons wages and capital gains as in regular The tax base is larger than the property operate in the F bake I J 1 are 'how "ho taxable income, but also includes any social tax component of the rent by $48 and the He argued that a Reconstruction-era statute giving Negroes the right to make South, with a total enrollment of 750,000, or 10 per cent of the ^ mone7 to file an state will credit 60 per cent of that amount region's white school fp'nn that was due April IB. security benefits, gifts »nd monetary sup¬ port from parents minus the first $300 of which comes to $28.80. and enforce contracts does not private schools. apply to children. Some of these schools were at Msl|0j'Ve dorma are screwed the total income. Since renters do not "The credit is marginal and innocuous Koutoulakos said parents of some blacks established after the Supreme Court de¬ clared in 1954 that segregated vT,,tsnt -j,, '™, professor r of economics. directly pay the property tax on their and represents only a few crumbs given to the poor, but there are people who need the merely called the schools inquiring about schools were unconstitutional. public abodes, the property tax component is admissions and never formally applied. Some state laws have been enacted Oiti ;--s a MI 1040 form for determined by 17 per cent of the rent they money and aren't claiming it," Taylor said. Therefore, Koutoulakos said, they failed to l.. 30 and one must not be A spokesperson for the Lansing tax office prohibiting racial discrimination in private establish a controversy for a court ruling. schools. Such laws are on the books in ' by his or her % the property tax component of a of the Treasury Dept. said the office has no The court will later hear arguments from Idaho, Indiana, Minnesota, Montana, New person's rent is greater than 3.5 per cent of idea how many people are still eligible for attorneys for two black children and their rrHrtiscule, token measure of his or her total income, the state owes 60 the credit but have not claimed it. Jersey, South Dakota and the Virgin parents supporting the decision of a lower Islands. 2 Michigan State News, East Lonsing, Michigan Tuesday, April 27 PORTUGAL HOLDS FREE BALLOT Trade balance Socialists win election falls into deficit By WIRE SERVICES The conservative Center De¬ More than 80 per cent of the 6.5 ended seven years of war WASHINGTON (AP) - The nation's foreign , between the forces of Com¬ fell deeper into EPA links deaths to smog LISBON, Portugal - The Socialists came out on top mocratic Social party jumped from 7.6 per cent of the vote in million eligible voters cast bal¬ lots, compared with 92 per cent munist leader Ho Chi Minh and deficit for the second durtng March as higher imports of coffee car, V""I <£££<. the French. manufactured goods overcame an PITTSBURGH (AP) The Environmental Protection Monday in Portugal's first free last year's constitutional assem¬ in the constituent assembly increase in "a "^l Broadcasts from Hanoi and agricultural exports, the government said Mondav — Agency soys 14 deaths in this steel mill city last tall could be legislative election in 50 years, bly elections to 15.7 per cent election last year. A new constitution written by Saigon said 99 per cent of the The Commerce Dept. said """"I linked to a severe, four-day smog. but conservative and Commun¬ this year. Meanwhile, the Com¬ imports exceeded I ist gains blocked their hopes for munists edged up from 12.5 per the constituent assembly pro¬ eligible voters cast ballots in $650.9 million in March, compared to a $140 8 mill: j""1 W "The air pollution episode was the only observable Hanoi and said there were a clear mandate to rule the cent to 14.71 percent, but were vides for a parliament called the similar strong turnouts in Sai¬ February. The trade figures have run in'the a 1975's record $11 billion surplus. *»■ unusual condition in November 1975 that could have caused country. still squeezed out by the conser¬ Assembly of the Republic. But Slnc( "*■ the expected mortality rate to deviate so widely," according With 97 per cent of the votes vatives as the nation's third the new government based on gon and the provinces. A deterioration in U.S. trade had been exneeted a- I in, the Socialists the largest party. the outcome of the election but the drop so far has been to on EPA statistical anolysis. were "From today, the people of sharper than most leading party with 35.2 per cent The balloting left formation of cannot take office until a new expected. Commerce estimated that continuation S A temperature inversion in Pittsburgh last November of ballots cast a government after president is elected by nation¬ Vietnam will have a new re¬ three-month trade performance so far this I trapped an orange-brown haze tor more than three days and — an 11 per cent presidential elections June 27 a wide-open wide vote in 60 to 70 days. gime, a regime for the people, the nation $3.46 billion in deficit for year wn„u, ""I margin over their closest com¬ by the people and of the people, 1976 during one 24-hour period sent pollution readings soaring affair. The present military-civilian The Commerce Dept. report on oft the charts. petitors, the left-of-center Popular Democrats. Socialist leader Mario Soares government is dominated by the a regime that will lead Vietnam imports and exoort, positive sign for the U.S. economy, however. Since I About 40 companies were ordered to cut back operations, rejected overtures from the Socialists. to prosperity and true social¬ imports are consumer goods the increase in the dTl 1 ism," said a commentary from U S. Steel alone laid off 2,000 workers at ten plants. center and right to join in a Meanwhile, National Assem¬ indicated Americans had coalition government. Other bly members who were elected Nhan Dan broadcast by Hanoi more Exports are primarily sophisticated money to spend. I Strict Darvon control advised Court rule influential members of his party in Vietnam on Sunday will meet Radio. It was the first all-Vietnam machinery and bought mainly by governments and not subject to chan.! J iJ said such a coalition was in¬ within 60 days to adopt a new attitudes. As a result, WASHINGTON (AP) — A Food and Drug Administration evitable. constitution and ratify the re¬ election since early 1946, when consumer there was a large balance of trade during the U.S i ' Ho Chi Minh held a general surplus. advisory panel has recommended that Darvon — generically named Propoxyphene — and mixtures containing it be applauded Observers said it would be difficult to put a coalition unification of the North and South. Vietnamese officials said. election as part of his effort to prevent the French from re¬ The March deficit was the largest since began using its present calculating system in the go,erm ■ January ml regulated under the Controlled Substances Act because of government together because The voters in the assembly Under the old formula, August 1975 had of bitterness gaining control of Vietnam fol¬ the I., election chose 249 deputies in evidence implicating it in hundreds of deaths from overdose. Specifically, the commission advised FDA Commissioner by leaders election generated by the campaign, during which at least five persons were North Vietnam and 243 in the South. All the candidates were lowing the Japanese occupation during World War II. deficit—$888 million. 2e Alexander Schmidt to require druggists to refill a Darvon DETROIT (UPI) - Detroit killed. nominated by revolutionary prescription no more than five times in six months and area civil rights leaders have The election outcome opened committees. suppliers and pharmacists to control inventories to deter possible abuses. Studies have questioned the effectiveness of Darvon in relieving pain as compared with aspirin. Current labeling applauded last week's Supreme Court ruling that courts can order all-white suburbs to cept low-income public housing. ac the way for the ouster of the Moscow-line Communists from the government of Portugal, a member of the North Atlantic to The assembly was expected be a powerless, rubber-stamp legislature like those in other Communist countries, with real 'Deep Throat' lawyer to colli "Because housing patterns Treaty Organization, for the says Darvon can produce drug dependence" and should be prescribed "with the same degree of caution appropriate to the use of codeine." determine the racial mix in public schools, the ruling will our first time since the military revolution two years ago. power being retained by a small Comunist party group in Hanoi. No date for the reunification film award winners to testifl bring about school integration The armed forces were on full of the country has been set. on a more natural basis," said alert during the voting, but no Vietnam has been divided since MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) N.Y. abortion rule rejected Dr. Francis A. Kornegay of the major violence was reported. the Geneva Conference of 1954 defense attorney in the "Deep - A "don't want advance publicity." The trial is in its ninthasL Reems, whose given name is The prosecution Detroit Urban League. Throat" obscenity trial says he presentedl Herbert Streicher, has said his WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court refused The high court ruled Tuesday will call four Academy Award witnesses during the J only part in the movie was weeks it look to argue its J Monday to grant a temporary order that would permit the continued enforcement of New York regulations prohibiting that federal courts have the power to order the construction of Commerce opinion winners to the witness stand this week. acting, and for that he given $100. was One week ago, the ed the film. jurv n free abortions under Medicaid unless they are medically low-cost housing for "People in the industry are But the prosecutor, Asst. minorities in suburbs to relieve necessary. aware of the trial," said attor¬ U.S. Atty. Larry Parrish, The first defense wit«M_ The justices rejected a request by New York state officials racial segregation in housing in Bruce Kramer. "They know claims that Reems, 28, started supports execution ney for a stay of a March 10 decision of a three-judge federal the cities. what a ruling against an actor as a member of the a Ted Methodist minister, the J Further, the court ruled that "Deep Mcllvenna, who testi court in in a case such as this can mean." Throat" production crew. Par Brooklyn that the state regulations are unconstitu¬ courts can take the action that "Deep Throat" _ tional. Kramer is defending Harry rish said Reems helped to make "serious value." McIlvnJ without first proving that the LANSING (UPI) — The April editorial of the publication of the In Reems, leading man in the sex the film, knew it would be director of the NatioaTl an application filed by Asst. Atty. Gen. A. Seth suburbs involved have ever Michigan State Chamber of Commerce has called for a film, by saying Reems partic¬ distributed nationwide Greenwald, New York said striking down the state been guilty of racially dis¬ constitutional amendment legalizing the death penalty for those ipated only as an actor. The therefore was in on the alleged and Institute, said he had shouf regulation "might well lead to the curtailment of required criminatory housing practices. convicted of crimes committed with guns, first degree murder and federal charges against Reems, film to 300 to 400 persons J services for some medically The ruling was also welcomed kidnaping. conspiracy. work a indigent persons." 10 other persons and four He said the rulings puts abortions "outside the law" in by Charles M. Tucker, Jr., The chamber said the state has taken a soft position on crime. corporations are for conspiring cochairman of the Detroit "Concerned citizens must respond responsibly to those regard to Medicaid because all other services provided to distribute an obscene film. under the welfare program require a showing of medical NAACP Housing Commission, individuals and groups who contend that murderers and other Kramer said Sunday he who said it could have "far- cold-blooded criminals are "basically nice guys...who are paying would call the first of his reaching effects to further in¬ back society for ill defined wrongs imposed on them earlier in life," "star" witnesses Tuesday. He sure open housing opportunities the editorial said. would not say whether they to all persons regardless of race "Baloney! The sooner we start executing cold-blooded criminals, had volunteered. He declined to GERALD H. COY, GENERAL MANAGER or status." the sooner Michigan citizens can see a significant reduction in name them, but there have ROBERT t. BULLARD, SALES MANAGER Reaction to the ruling in crime, the sooner Michigan people can start living as human beings been reports that Warren Beat- Detroit's suburbs has been less again." ty and Jack Nicholson will enthusiastic. Officials contacted Michigan was the first governmental unit in the western arrive in Memphis today to DHpIn i in Southfield, Westland and hemisphere to outlaw the death penalty, striking it down in 1846. The legislature has refused several times in recent testify. Sterling Heights said they years to Kramer said his witnesses Photographic would take court action to endorse a constitutional amendment legalizing capital punishment. prevent the construction of The U.S. Supreme Court is currently debating whether the more low-income housing units practice constitutes cruel and unusual punishment and should be Korea jails 7 for protest rally in their communities. banned nationwide. SEOUL, South Korea (AP) sentenced 14 students from — The Seoul Appellate Court Seoul National University Monday to prison terms of up to 2V? years for taking part in open thursday and f rlday nights until nine X)OOLeys an antigovernment rally on their campus last May 22. The three-judge panel upheld a lower court's verdict that the students violated President Chung Hee Park's decree banning public expression of opposition to him and his government. However, the judges suspended prison terms of four students and reduced the terms of seven others one or two years. The rally was held in memory of a student who committed hara-kiri last April to protest Park's repressive rule. Defense Minister Grechko dies MOSCOW (AP) — Defense Minister Andrei A. Grechko, re¬ puted to have first opposed and then organized the Soviet-led invasion Tass of Czechoslovakia in 1968, died in Moscow on Monday, reported. ft The death of the 72-year-old marshal, apparently due to a heart attack, left vacancies in both the Soviet military and political es¬ tablishment. No successors were i lediately named. Grechko had been defense minister 1967 and < member of the ruling Politburo since 1973. AIN Guerillas kill 11 Malaysians APOLLO MISSION All KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) — Communist shot down a Royal Malaysian Air Force guerillas A DOWN TO KARTH| helicopter Monday in PKICK deep jungle killing all 11 persons on board, security officials said. They said that in the 28-year history of Communist guerilla warfare in Malaysia this was the first time that the guerillas had shot down an aircraft. At the height of the Communist insurgency that started in happiness is: a cool cotton T-shirt 1948, the guerillas numbered 10,000. They were defeated in July 1960 and and withdrew to the Thai-Malaysia border to wear with practically jungles with their numbers reduced to only about 450. everything in your Model 210 Since then they have built Graphic Equalizer is the First equalize' up their strength to more than of its type to warm-weather wardrobe. bring the latest SPACE • AGE advances 3,000 and clash sporadically with government troops, but . super easy top dressing SPECIAL to the hi.fi purist. 'JIS they still are regarded to pose no major threat. all OFFER! 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Charge Cards Accepted Government securities and other leading stocks con¬ Easy Term* tinued to decline on the London stock exchange, and trading M Eayaway there was described as nervous. A 1 yr. Free Spkr. Each. The Italian lira also opened weak against the dollar and Extended Warranty JacobSonB the major European currencies amid continued expectation ■S Local Repair Center of an Italian election this summer in which the Communists are expected to gain. in state News, East lonslng, Michigan Tuesday, April 27, 1976 3 Legality of applications debated By NANCY ROBERTS students, maintains that the strar with Stete News SUM Writer expired certification stration has ended. Grebner said that the applications are legal. and because the applications ques¬ Thirty-four MSU students "1 contacted the The 34 students will not be tion of his deputy secretary of were not given to Colizzi until registration who were registered to vote state and the eligible to vote in the presiden was on the city attorney," after the close of registration, agenda for the April last December have been noti¬ tial primary. 20 East Lansing city council Colizzi said, "and both fied that their agree the 34 applicants are illegal. "I have notified these people applications are that the applications are It was suggested by Colizzi meeting but was withdrawn illegal, East Lansing City Clerk that they could vote in their from the agenda because the illegal." that the people involved could Beverly Colizzi said. Colizzi said that because the home towns if they are reg¬ matter "was taken care of." But Mark Grebner, the be reregistered by "an author¬ istered there," she said. depu¬ voter registration applications ized person," but this too would Grebner said an informal ty registrar who registered the were taken Mark Grebner, the "un¬ by a deputy regi¬ be illegal because voter regi- authorized" registrar, has been meeting took place between a certified deputy registrar councilmember Larry Owen since 1972. The problem is that and possibly other council members and it was decided Administrators to discuss Grebner did not sign the slip for renewal of his certification. "I took the class held for that Grebner was registered and the applications were "Now I am trying to get th«* legal. deputy registrars and talked council decision MSU clean air violations with the clerk people," he said. enforced." "I did not know about it (the Grebner said. renewal slip)." Owen told the Stale News Colizzi said that the registra¬ Monday that he was "not By JOHN TINGWALL form the tion procedures have not familiar with the recent devei State News Staff Writer chimney into one that of new buildings should be held does not emit fly ash above ac¬ changed. She added that the opments on this. I will check MSU administrators up because of changes we have will ceptable state standards, as it expiration date of December 31 into it," he said. "Then i will be meet sometime this week to to make to meet new state dis¬ does now. is on the deputy registrar's cuss the standards." happy to answer any ques¬ plight of the campus' The complaint, which could identification card. tions." coal-burning, dirt-spewing result in a $10,000 fine for MSU smokestack at Power Plant 65 and $1,000 for each additional that has been slapped with a day the offense is not corrected, STUDENT CAN BE DRAGGED TO COURT formal complaint by the Michi¬ is apparently aimed at prodding gan Air Pollution Control Com¬ MSU and the legislature to take mission for violating state clean air standards. Executive vice president action. "This doesn't preclude the State collects loan defaults Jack Breslin said he reaching of some sort of volun¬ expects the tary agreement," said Bob Mil By RALPH FRAMMOLINO "Even though he (a student) has While MSU notification of the complaint to ler, supervisor of the enforce SUte News Staff Writer penance and gets into total amount » arrive this week, a notification It is not true that when a ment service of the state Air heat l, the sin still n he describes as student fails to pay a Guaran Saginaw Valley "unexpected." Quality Division. "It just starts the book; highest nutnbei The University had been work¬ teed Student Loan (GSL) the the process for legal "We've got a lot of people in ing with the air pollution reprimand entire world falls on his or her 14.1 per cent »f the . control . if an amicable solution can't be purgatory right now," Cum¬ commission toward a head. failing to pay bv th remedy of worked out." mings continued, describing MSU studer* the problem since a January Only the state of Michigan. those people currently paying vantage over hearing with the commission. MSU administrators have Besides the usual barrage of off defaulted loans. The problem — a $6 million maintained they cannot alle¬ phone calls and letters, the state Since the GSL was es¬ one — has plagued the Univer¬ viate the problem until can and in a few instances tablished in 1962, $13.1 million the — the GSL. sity since it reverted to legislature appropriates the $6 does resort to Usually pnvati burning — withholding worth of loans have come due at ing institutions make t! coal at Power Plant 65 on million needed to state income tax returns and MSU alone. Only 6.7 per cent of repair the ginal payment tuden Service Road earlier this year problem—and is thus caught in dragging a person through 8,776 MSU students have had SN photo'Robert Kozloff when gas prices began to soar. a court in order to >C will fund squeeze between two arms of get payment their loan collection turned over the loan. IThe calendar said spring but the thermometer read like winter The $6 million figure is the the state government. But, according to state officials, to the state. A GSL comes due nine I when the temperature hovered in the thirties. again Monday amount the University esti¬ According to Miller, the com¬ these steps are rare. months after a student grad mates it would need to trans- plaint may have been formally Banks and other leading insti¬ lodged to spare the pollution tutions that discover an ex-stu- Specialist finds a uates, quits school or become* part-time student. The control commission embarras¬ dent failing to pay on the GSL verage GSL is $ 115H and has an Jew Great Issues sment over a dual standard they can turn collection over to the high salt intake subjects slated maintained for air pollution violations and one for state — one for well as branches like MSU. industry agencies as state. The state pays the bank, in full, for the defaulted loan and then assumes full responsi bility for collection. In turn, the may be harmful fvMICKI MAYNARD Richard M. Nixon of being a Wilson said that in Great Issues staff. federal government gives the BOSTON (UPI) If you it, Ntw» SUH Writer Communist sympathizer. assuming "The commission - the cabinet was toler¬ state 80 per cent of the loan. have high blood pressure, you It ASMSU Great Issues Hiss will visit MSU for three directorship he "The thing that really pleases ant and even suitable plan for an ex-sun hopes to be as effective as me about next generous with But once the person has may be using too much salt in is already booking year is that the MSU," Miller said. "But with when the government has pro- days, and will probably lecture Montgomery. staff will be returning," Mont¬ defaulted, no amount of money your diet, according to a Tufts ten hold of him or her. | said he hopes to In MSU's help bring The leather fedora wearing programs." lobbying efforts at Patrick Cummings, supervisor high blood pressure and people > s from current several of the residential candi¬ the Capitol for the of the guaranteed loan payments. Slightlv num.- t Montgomery, who likes to say money to program should eat less than a quarter of Jelf half of these "aversion tar Montgomery. Wil- dates to campus. He said he that he is leaving MSU to take a repair the smokestack, Breslin for the state Dept. of Educat ion. Montgomery added modestly said the repairs could take the a teaspoon of it a day. 'continued on page 8' n active partici- wants to have an election-re¬ chair at the London School of that with the programs lined n many Great Issues lated program here in the fall. Economics, said he felt the up place of another construction for next year, people on ns this year. "Another thing I foresee is Davis program was the campus project on campus in the coming of the biggest will be able to see how little the year. The Offiee of le people the possibility of initiating our accomplishment of this year's cabinet really did this year. ^actively involved in bring- own documentary film series," ir Davis to campus," he said. Wilson pointed out that But Breslin's assistant, Mary Overseas Study lee Davis, also involved in lob¬ nery said. t, who appeared here ts reproducer of roversia) film, "Hearts most to see people rarely get a chance documentary films. "We have documentary some incredible filmmakers in this Correction Monday's story on the Married Students Union Board election bying for MSU at the Capitol, said she expected that construction proposed on cam¬ any new and the Department of II n lit a n it ie>. I H Minds." which won an incorrectly stated that no one had submitted petitions for any of pus, like a new communication country and in other countries," wish in annoiinec s arts building, would not be xir.y Award for best docu- he added. the 21 seats on the board, to be elected Thursday. postponed because of smoke¬ 7 Great Issues will be Three people submitted petitions Wilson has been involved this by the deadline: Krisdean stack repairs. ; a return showing of past year in Afterimage, a film Beattie, of 1203 j University Village, the current vice president of "That smokestack met pollu¬ STUDY IN Bittnam documentary May the Married Students Union; Ramona Berkey, 1316 j group that has brought such University tion standards when it was built ig the programs that films as John Cassavettes' Village; and Denise Klempnow, 1569 B Spartan Village. Klempnow and Berkey are running for board seats for the first time. many years ago," Davis said. "It ISRAEL, K "Husbands" and Una Wert- wouldn't seem that the progress h will oversee next year muller's "Seduction of Mimi" to WINTER 1977 ■to residencies by well- campus. personalities. One of "These are films that don't -One month in Jerusalem | till be Antonia Brico, [J often acclaimed as the normally get shown around here," Wilson said. "You never Holocaust Day •One month in Tel Aviv ,.,K f'a foremost female con- know what is going to be popular." 1216 credits approximately '1293 (exclusive of Vigil • >» said Brico will visit Air Fai courses offered: Humanities 201, 202, 203, 300. 345 Bfar one week next spring. •:Jrncy will include con- additional information, detach ond mail this lag seminars, Tt with the classes and a MSU Sym- (We Remember The Six Million) ice of Overseas coupon to. Study, 108 International Center. MSU lonsing, Ml 48824 or CALL 353 8920 or 353 8921 |f Orchestra. - ® tr famous person who «tnpus next year is Tuesday, April 27th 6:30-7:30 PM interested in Study in Israel, Winter 1977 Banks of Red Cedar Behind Ad (in event of rain, in 101 South Kedzie Hall) Sponsored by Hillel Foundation Building It I MARSHALL'S GRAND RE-OPENING | EVERYTHING'S HAPPENING NOW TIL MAY 81 HOBIE'S SALAD BARGAIN DAY Monday-Friday ★ Our NEW Hobies all day Chef Salad regularly $2.39 Now $1.89 all salads at MSI special prices FORESTRY CUB c» — _ "^4 presents their 2*5- i w annual fSGDLXKO APRIL 28.2U30ft SALE V*URAl resoirses bidg.. lorrv maple Austrian pine l,ilAS bromeliads FIR blue spruce (inspected) ®[pfc)D®ln) State's Higher Ed John Tingwall Tuesday. April 27, 1976 Editor-in-chief Keep prodding HUD Steve Orr Managing Editor Jeff Merrell City Editor Bruce Ray Walker Campus Editor priority astonishing the progress Robert K. Ourlian Joe Kirby Marty Sommerness Robert Kozioff Opinion Page Editor Sports Editor Entertainment Editor Photo Editor for community action! The results of a recent statistical of education should According to East Lansing City The original request has Mary Ann ChickShaw Wire Editor Councilman John Czarnecki, the analysis of how the fifty states languish within the stranglehold of revised to exclude support their colleges and univer¬ economic woes, especially when Jeannine T. Levesque Janet R.OIsen Copy Chief city's original Community De¬ Listening Ear and the DruoP funds fl. sities indicate that Michigan ranks one considers the significance of a Night Editor velopment Fund request stands cation Center. Two among the bottom third of the strong and dynamic educational Margo Palarchio Advertising Manager Editorials are the opinions of the State News. Viewpoints, columns and virtually no chance of approval by oriented programs other si the Dept. of Housing and Urban - the t. states in higher education expen¬ system to the advancement of the letters are personal opinions. Resource Center and ditures. lhe j political community. Development. Workshop - have been car, This fact is blended into HUD's quite revealing, even Hopefully, we will never reach g which shocking, when one realizes that the point of crisis that betokens a systematically social programs. Michigan ranks in the top ten in its ability to extract a maximum government which has reduced its educational concerns to mere & This policy has a foul aroma 1 amount of revenue from its tax economic considerations. no rational argument can J base potential. In the analysis, conducted by But we must recognize that in order to create a certain level of $ ftC for the exclusion of from the concept of social be commuJ sen] the National Institute of Educa¬ excellence within our institutions I development. Social develop,, tion, statistics showed that while Michigan ranks far above most of higher learning, adequate funds must be channeled in their direc¬ W would be included under « guidelines not yet implements! states — 12th — in tax revenue tion. HUD, but the needed lost to the Listening Ear and I 31 per capita, it ranks 36th in appro¬ priations on a per-student basis. The fact cannot be disputed that DEC this year. These services will have to vaiul Despite the urgent need for universities a large majority of the major limp bvl whatever can be spared state monies in other areas of and colleges of Michi¬ from I city budget, if they government policy, it is an as¬ gan are suffering from a severe are a decline in the quality of many of function at all. tonishing fact indeed that higher their education should be given such a educational programs. This sting will be a f low priority. one. But what must be learni The time has come for us to that HUD will have to be In a state which has a larger proc rearrange our governmental pri¬ out of its ingrown tendencies! student clientele than most other orities; the full impact of this need states there is a definite need for can only be felt when respond to the many communil we ask which have registered their government responsiveness to ourselves just how important our J educational problems. education is to ourselves and to our taste for the present guidelil East Lansing must be active in] It's a sad revelation to know that posterity. HUMPHREYBIRD necessary process. There is a movement to pass a law which to open, and therefore delay d could forbid U.S. corporations from tender¬ ing bribes, or engaging in graft. Meanwhile, pressure increases on our own government, Movement toward anti-graft laws their precious cans of newsfilm, b smuggled dope. But if they failed to dol would leave John Chancellor at then| exerted by foreign governments, to release them the of Walter Cronkite, or v to names of all foreigners listed in would a law formulate the ethical dis congressional testimony as having received American money for illicit purposes. Con¬ cerning all this, a few observations; lead us toward juridical Vietnam tion? • And how would the law deal vi •A request by a foreign government for question of extortion? "Mr. Jones! names of indigenous politicians of easy unless $100,000 is deposited in Swiss Ij morals is not two reasons necessarily sincere. There for this. The first is that are Allium 't. [Bnckkif Account Z 787-8 by next Monday,! minister of the interior will intrq whatever the thirst for justice, there is the evidence of his guilt. That evidence could suborn a foreign official, American com¬ legislation raising the tax oi matter of national pride. Some countries company to report on the internal practices unable to distinguish Mexican democracy hang on the credibility of an American panies would, of course, lose business to the of that company? Or would the new law from authoritarianism. by 100 per cent. If our calculation would be depopulated if every official who businessman. Pray, how would a foreign extent that competitors were unburdened forbid this? Graft is when you give somebody in the correct, that will — er - drive yoo J had taken a bribe was exposed. Moreover, in some cases the people who are government get that businessman to go by similar laws, and proceeded to bribe •Mr. Herman Kahn of the Hudson office 100 pesos to give you your license, to Nigeria." loudly over and testify in, say, a Peruvian court? their merry way into the good graces of Institute has often stressed the difference demanding that the United States release which you are entitled, today, rather than It can't be done. It is strange What if, under local law. not only the foreign purchasers. Question: Would enter¬ between "graft" and "corruption." I can find that a| the information are doing so in the way that three months from today, which is the Peruvian was a lawbreaker, but also the prising Americans feel that to protect their knowledge of cultural diversity in some people sue splashily for libel: to no etymological authority for that dis¬ normal bureaucratic pace. Graft (or what¬ the old Wilsonian delusion that yol American? One would suppose that the competitive position, they should penetrate distract attention from the fact of their tinction, though it is eminently perceptible. ever you wish to call it) is an anti- make everybody behave own relevant official, or ex-official, of Lockheed the operations of foreign competitors in Under the Kahn Rule, corruption is when bureaucratic lubricant. Even so, it may be the^tay guilt. has enough problems without volunteering them to behave, survives order to expose their corrupt practices? you bribe the Mexican commissioner of The second is that it is very difficult to to go to jail in Peru for a few technically illegal. It is technically illegal for leading us toward a juridical Vietnam years. Would an American company be permitted motor vehicles to give you a driving license the networks to slip money into the hands prosecute an official in the absence of •If we passed a law making it illegal to to bribe an employe of a competitive even though you are blind as a bat and are of customs inspectors to persuade them not Washington 5for It was unlucky for them and lucky for us that they w / apart. They were a remarkable pair, their passion for each■ matched by their passionate patriotism. To the Editor " 'Tis vain to repine," wrote Abigail. "I hope the puhlick ml what I sacrifice." She was a spectacular woman, high minded, practical, witty, a mother, manager, feminist, war and, as her husband remarked, "A statesman." She wasalsw t M writer. Her qualities are most affectingly displayed in a letter on the birth of a stillborn daughter. She tells him about the IT she! I of the child and the inevitability of its death—all that he mustlH Mary McQrory but no more than he can bear— "in a letter which may possiB for past problems and damages no longer damage of any on campus. into the Hands of some unfealing Ruffian." She assures hin| occupy the floor. Those now rooming on the It failed to also see that one NW had the own good condition. Charm floor are basically decent John Adams prized his wife. "You are really hrave. it people. Some are of taking most damage of any on campus. freshmen w ho never asked to he placed on wrote, "You are an Heroine." He acknowledged her superior^ the floor; many residents are innocent of any The same people who rode motorcycles "I really think that your Letters are much better worth pr down the hall and punched holes in the walls than mine." wrongdoing whatsoever. from suite to suite were allowed to return this fall without so much as a reprimand. He had great descriptive powers, if not her totally anim'"! The innocent A more inhibited Yankee, he had the embarrassment of majority is being punished hanj the pen in hand IS and To further compound the problem, a new of his letters from Philadelphia with critical comments oppressed for the wrongdoings of a few. RA was selected from the Brody complex. ah" Many of those responsible for the problem congressional colleagues intercepted and published, situation live off-campus and will be neither This RA had come from a similar experience thereafter more guarded. When he was sent to Paris >s fined or oppressed from the and had proved to be quite incapable and equal housing Benjamin Franklin, the vagaries of the domestic p® ineffective there. The hall staff remained WASHINGTON — It is entirely possible that some American required by law. aggravated by the peril of shipwreck, piracy and spies. His■ apathetic as usual. wife will write to her husband as stirring and vivid an account of the communication evoked an impassioned reproach from his"u'pr ™" '*e seasons °f '*e Voar, be stretched further due to engineering programs here at MSU, there "/tan* ami destroys much." ferable credits. reliably nontrans¬ now exists an opportunity to not only restore Sparty's spoke Ervximachos, the physician. So, cold blooded and good name (without ,s dismayed, I put up to give him a shave), but to having fcrtoV'Symposii with this local weather, but not too easUy. weather problem. put a lid on this ■nd who among ui to disagree with In fact, when it is not I suggest a warm, my body giant dome. World's Largest Domed Imagine it: MSU, wants to lie there curled up. Obviously I was ■oril showers bring May flowers, but some kind of hibernating creature in a recent University. Engineers from around the world K hath late April snowstorms wrought? past life. The cold would destroys me: my desire to study it in awe, the sporting world would ■th a queasiness of the stomach, may I study, to socialize, to create and to it as the ultimate see T s0 briefly remind you of last year's I die a little. imagine: stadium, and we would all be warm. How did I survive (lav 1 remained shriveled on my this last cold spell? Originally an agricultural institution, we Classes were three should possess until 2 P-m- (Daylight Savings days a week and two of a higher understanding of them were in Eryximachos' parallel between ami curiously, throughout my light my dorm. man and plants. I was uncomfortably cold beneath the What good are the cold and the snow? There are plenty of i anil blanket and sleeping bag. They put extra stress on our greenhouses for the bodies. We at MSII waste scholarly plants, how about one for the students? until I opened the Venetian blinds vital energy, lie afternoon, did my body's refusal to which could be used to Dan perform mental Spicklar Is o junior In Jomei Madison l|ten become altogether too understanda- gymnastics, on the beastly task of warm — how low, how keeping destructive!! Our weather can Jnd Monday morning disc jockey Michi only be enjoyed by big honed, meaty thugs. I Boh had the audacity to open his show isiv the Snowman" and a count- VIEWPOINT: RADIO BOARD As for me. 'hristmas: ugghl! religiously I eat, religiously I sleep, and I pray for nice, warm weather. r, I loathe a good portion of this Religiously, I will live in the sunbelt after Body avoids .inq w eal her and I especially suffer graduation. new9 knowledgeable members Well, heres M By STEVE KRAATZ Having recently gone through the selec¬ posed to be?" Personal this as sources have quoted conservative, overly concerned with stabi¬ presented? Is the board afraid of tion process for meaning someone who knows next to lity, hesitant to challenge the status quo new ideas economy dom Radio Board of MSU, I find be member-at-large on the my rejection to apparently a result of discrimination. nothing about the radio board, the issues involved or campus radio in general. The and afraid to force action on the FM broadcast station issues such as argument. Per¬ and the possibility of someone and forcing the board coming in to take action on you ordered.. question arises: is this person capable of sonal sources have related to me the problems which it up till now has been The reason behind my rejection fact sup¬ content to hedge around? posedly was that I was "overqualified" as a comprehending and handling the problems that perhaps the board fears laid before him injecting new Apparently the answer is yes! And until representative of the student — especially lacking any blood into a system which desperately such time wasn't an "average" body and knowledge of what the whole system is all needs it. In this case, the board has used as the board recognizes that enough individual. To about? my campus radio as it is today is not exactly the assume that, radio background, which in no way solely because I have acquired student-at-large's idea of competition with one year of experience working with the interferes with my ability to I would contend, in view of represent the the real world, the board must be content to campus radio network, I cannot know the my informa¬ student body at large, as an excuse for not tion about the board, offer a product which the market will that such an not point of view of the students, is surely not a doing so. always support, especially if the flexibility totally thoughtful, rational judgment. I would contend, in view for change does not of my information about the board, future. appear to be in the This is particularly true because that such an "average"student I've member-at-large would be more One answer to this problem would have worked for several terms in student likely to follow the board's lead, subsequently never having the been to place informed, government and have been in contact with knowledge or acquiring the aptitude needed knowledgeable to initiate persons who are conscious of the student the student body through interaction progressive action which could improve the body's feelings and desires on the radio resulting from my campus radio work itself. campus radio program as a whole. board: people who could contribute both the Consequently I feel that I know how the market's and students' student body feels on all issues "average" student member-at-large would thoughts and pertinent to This discrimination, whether it is con- wishes. But the board has not done the board, probably better than so,, and does the be more likely to follow the board's lead, scious or not, due to this unfounded act of discrimination subsequently never having the knowledge re-evaluation brings board itself. to light the need for a of the criterion used to and the board's lack of desire for But the problem here is not or acquiring the progres¬ my individual aptitude needed to initiate appoint sive action, I am sincerely concerned for the case, rather it is the progressive action which could improve the members-at-large. underlying implications Is the board looking for uninformed future of campus radio as an effective which arise from such campus radio program as a whole. apparent discrimina¬ students to program. tion based mainly on the I would also contend that the implement their policies Steve Krooti is o junior in general business undesirable (?) board is too through ignorance regarding the situations and hindering (?) effects of administration prelaw past radio - experience upon my ability to objectively represent the students' point of view. 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Litwhiler said that Central the Spartan baseball team will if the weather is cold. tories. has a fine ball club but added take to the field for a Central's strength this Smith is 4-2 on the season that the Spartans' sweep of By GREG SCHREINER "Ohio was just a completely different doubleheader against Central season has been its potent with a 3.24 ERA and Bonk is 2-0 Wayne State should help the State News Sports Writer type of ball club," Hartman mentioned. Michigan at Mt. Pleasant. hitting attack, led by John with a 2.59 ERA. Both have team morale. The biggest prob¬ With the dark clouds in the background "They could pass faster than we could The Chippewas, 22-9 for the Northrup, who is among the top lem for the Spartans lately has for coach Fred Hartman's lacrosse team, think. It was almost like a work of art." the squad prepares for a hopefully bright year, are fresh off a weekend five hitters in the country with been the weather. Kevin Willitts and Dave Surdam tallied where they split a doublehead¬ a .457 average. "I wish we could have played finish of the 1976 season. the Spartan's goals, while Harley Luplow After a tough three-game Midwest contributed an assist. er with defending Mid¬ American Conference champion The hard-hitting rightfielder has also collected 41 RBIs, five Standings Sunday to keep the team going," Litwhiler said. "We Lacrosse Assn. stint against Kenyon, "Wesleyan was definitely the very best Eastern Michigan. Central home runs and 11 stolen bases. Big Ten Baseball Bowling (ireen State and Ohio Wesleyan, team we've been on the field with," the stickmen travel to Albion today for Hartman continued. "All you can say is that topped Eastern 5-3 in the first Northrup got the season W L Pet. game but the Hurons stopped started in fine fashion for the what Hartman feels will be the chance to we were outmatched and outmuscled. I've Indiana 1 0 1.00 show MSU's superiority over another club. never seen a team like that in the Midwest. the Chippewas with a no-hitter Chippewas as he hit safely in .750 in the nightcap. the team's first 21 games. Michigan 3 1 "At the beginning of last fall," Hartman Wesleyan will really add credibility to our Ohio State 3 1 .750 Earlier in the season, MSU The rest of the Central said, "we would have probably been called league." Iowa 4 2 .667 the equal of Albion or Hope. Now, with the dropped a doubleheader to hitting attack isn't much Minnesota 4 2 .667 Wesleyan jumped out to a quick 11-0 lead Eastern, 5-0 and 9-2. weaker, as leftfielder Bob Gran- style of competition we've had, I've no in the first Purdue 3 3 .600 doubt t hat we are superior to both of them." quarter and led MSU by a 16-0 Spartan coach Danny Lit¬ das is hitting .408 with four Wisconsin 3 4 .429 score at the end of the half. whiler will send Sherm Johnson home runs and centerfielder Albion will be the last road game for the Illinois 2 4 .333 Spartans, who will begin a five-game home Following the Albion and Hope games, and Chuck Baker to the mound Dan Rohn is batting .333 for the MSU the Spartans will face league member where they will face Central's stand on Wednesday against Hope College Northwestern 15 .167 Ashland on Saturday, East Lansing La¬ Ben Bonk and Kevin Smith. While the Central hitting in a nonleague encounter. crosse Club May 9, then OSU and the Litwhiler and attack has been strong, the Saturday found the stickmen on the short Chippewa alumni game to round out the season. end of a 29-2 score at the hands of Ohio Wesleyan. The score marked the biggest 8 on the season and 0 5 in winning spread by an MSU opponent. A tribute to a coach, a man The late Fendley Collins has left quite a mark at A personal life above reproach Spartans face Notre Dame MSU. After coaching the Spartan wrestling team here for 33 years, Collins died April 16 from how many's left that could match this coach1 A new generation of vociferous screamers Union Ballroom Theatre injuries sustained after a seizure caused him to Please note the passing of quiet schemers April 30, May 1 busy week fall off his bicycle. as netters start Grady Peninger, the current MSU wrestling Of his fellow coaches, no derogatory word maybe a smile, but criticism unheard May 6, 7&8 * 8:15p.m coach, has written this poem in respect for The most basic Christian I'd Collins. Here it is, ever met Student 1." a sensitive tribute to a fine in future years we'll miss him yet Only two weekends of play behind the stadium. In fact, Drobac hasn't decided on his .. .. . . 4 II (For information and group Whose very life was the gentlemen's code Non-Student I. remain for MSU's men's tennis Drobac wasn't even phased by doubles partners yet, explain THE PASSING OF QUIETMEN over his trails not many have rode team before the season ends the recent change in the ing he might do some moving Of men like Fendley Collins, we're often told Indeed a privilege to have been his friend with Big Ten Championships in weather. around. "I want to do some When God was finished, he discarded the mold a replacement's search will never end May. But the team will be "This has been a phenomenal experimenting with these two Men who never spoke in anger or haste All that's left, is an appreciation playing the bulk of its remain¬ spring so far, it's the first time I nonconference matches (Notre and profane words considered a waste of knowing a vanishing generation ing schedule, five matches, in can ever remember playing Dame and Eastern) before the Who never smoked or lifted a drink So enjoy them now, while yet ye may the next seven days. outside before April," Drobac weekend," he said. of others who did, their own right to think I think they'll not pass again this way. MSU will entertain Notre said. The 18-year veteran ten- Dame today at 3 p.m. and then nis coach at MSU says he can travel to Eastern Michigan for remember watching his team a Wednesday match. This play in the snow. weekend the netmen will play In the singles matches today, Illinois Friday and Purdue Sat¬ Drobac plans to ploy Tom urday at home. Another home Gudelsky in the first match. His match will be Monday after¬ other five singles will be played noon against Western Mich¬ by Hick Zabor, Larry Stark, igan. Lee Woyahn, Kevin McNnlty Though East Lansing was hit and Dick Callow. by snow and cold weather Sunday, the matches will still be played, according to coach Stan Drobac. The only question is whether they will be indoors at Jenison Fieldhouse played "BuQi'ifikUltu'atiEJ or on the varsity tennis courts DUCHESS an DIRTWATER FOX Open 7:00 P.M. Today The . x#k Feature 7:25 - 9:25 RAPE CAN TURN A COVER GIRL magazines "There are gifted and great musicians today, but none is INTO A KILLER! you swore * so beloved by his audience as Van Cliburn." Lipstick fSTMirfiiWiSI you'd never Philadelphia Evening Bulletin read... Van will play music of Chopin, Liszt, Mozart, Brahms, and Beethoven. the film,, Tuesday, April 27 at 8:15 p.m. can't miss. JIM BUCKLEY L AL GOLDSTEIN prcwnl University Auditorium Sorry, all tickets are sold. LIVELY ARTS SERIES I WILL, I WILL Final Event of the Season FOR NOW" "Truly Hilarious!"/ Starring Eliot* Gould « Diane Keaton Rated R ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S "A Hardcore pornographic Comedy a really funny, dirty movie • It's both very funny and very very dirty." Mon. - Thurs. 8:00 Fri.tSat. 7:00.4:00 HtMILY "S.O.S. The funniest Hardcore film yet, Rolling Stone It's a raunchy wild see film." Sunday 4:00, 6:00, 8:00 Plot MIOWTlMISi TiaO.fiOO.lfiJO 08*" " Ifaumuii imUtwic*! SMOWKACIi 102 B WILLS ABMItOIHt »2" «♦«!—♦ 'J-OMMral n stole News, Eott Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 27, 1976 7 Befmifouqet UPTIGHT AD Aaloiotive 0 WoServict ][/] LANKLY SPEAKING by phil frank ]§g .... PONTIAC CATALINA Station* Apartments [ Apartments Houses ELECTRIFYING- thmx/cdt wagon, 1969. Air conditioning. cartoe^cn nn^ r M !, V-°Ur IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, fe¬ PHONE 355-8255 MALE ROOMMATE. Own room. 13<7 Student Servi Bldg. BMXK ssnSSSS male own room, one block to MSU. $75/month. 351-1685, 372- Air, pool. For summer, fall option¬ al. Close. 351-3215. 1-4-27 (12) SUMMER SUBLEASE, Lansing duplex, fully furnished, beautiful GINEERING, Dept. 1978. X-3-4-27 (13) location. 2728 Stoneleigh. Call E, P.O Bo* TOYOTA CELICA 1972. Excellent 882-9914. 6-5-4 (12) Automotive '?!' faat_La_™"9- C-4-30 EAST SUBLEASE SUMMER one bed¬ T Stooters S Cycles LANSING models | ports*Service a^as» open 11 a.m. two area, to 7 p.m. One and bedroom. Newly remodeled, room, furnished. 30 seconds to campus. Call 337-2694 after 5. 3-4-29 (13) EAST LANSING, three bedroom duplex. Very nice, family pre¬ I Avia»i°n TRIUMPH 1970, red. Good condi- tools, hoist, low cost Darts Onen starting at $170. Utilities furnished ferred. $275/month plus utilities. Saturday til 6 pm Phone882 Immediate occupancy to Septem¬ yPLOVMENT tion, $1300. Apartment *21, be- 8742. 0-1-4-28 (221 except lights. SWIMMING POOL. SUBLET SUMMER, Whitehall ber 1. Perhaps longer. 489-2575. For RENT hind Tony Coats Furniture. 5-4-29 Security deposit $125. On bus Manor efficiency near medical 3-4-29 (21) route. Under new I Apartments M-78 BODY SHOP. Call NORTH POINTE APART¬ management. complex. Clubhouse and pool I Houses Rustprooting privileges. Option for fall. Avail¬ ROOM IN nice house to share with VEGA '72 four nnoorf specialists. Most cars rustproofed MENTS, off M-78 and Haslett able mid June. $127/month. 351- 2 grad students. 1 block, $85. Girl I Road, 332-6354 or 372-7986, even¬ Rooms JRSALE gine Like banaiy fenders. new. 349-3717. 4-4-30 1121 Snows* &JP Gu~ 337 0496 ings 351-1173. PEEZ REAL ES¬ 7875 after 6 p.m. 4-4-30 (23) preferred. 355-3881 after 5 p.m. 2-4-28 (18) TATE. C-6-4-30 (49) I Aoimols EAST LANSING, 2 bedroom luxu¬ I Mobile Homes Volkswagen 1969 automatic. New souareback I Employment l.'jT SUB-LEASE SUMMER, 2 bed¬ ry apartment. Air conditioning, EAST LANSING. 1-5 person ■oSTS FOUND engine, heater fan. Loving owner. tires, l" - room apartment. Eden Roc, rent dishwasher, 11/2 baths. Available houses and duplexes. Available After June 20th. 332-3169 after 6 Iersonal 5:30 p.m., ovfrrcac innc "OH LOOK WILLIE- fW£RE'5 negotiable. Call 353-0292. 3-4-29 p.m. summer: and/or fall. Call after 1 484-0576.3-4-231141 2, 2 fund. a JOBS-summer/year- Europe, South America, THAT GPO/E (12) 4-4-30 (17) p.m., Ste-Mar Realty, 489-2431. Ieanuts personal VOLKSWAGEN 1973, like new. OF 7T?6E5 WHERE WE HAS) THOSE LOWG 4-4-30 (18) Ll ESTATE Asia' e,c- AI1 fields. SUMMER SUBLET, females, spa¬ Air conditioning, disc TALKS ABOUT THE HORRORS OR THE NEEDED, MALE to share apart¬ brakes, §&°O$1200 monthly. Expenses cious apartment, ideal location, 2 Iecreation 33,000 miles. 694-9615, evenings. Pa,d' si9htseeing. Free informa- MIPPLE sLASS UFEsftLB AMD THE ment. Own bedroom. Three miles baths, air conditioned. 332-0671. PERSON TO share spacious new from campus. Available furnished duplex. Two miles from Service 3-4-27112) t!°n- Wr,te; INTERNATIONAL CRA6SNESS OF THE AMERICAN DREAM !(* anytime. 3-4-29 (12) JOB CENTER, Call Duane 349-2701 or leave campus. $125/month. 393-2845 I Instruction department ME, VOLVO 122S 1967 with rebuilt 9erkeleV- California, message. 3-4-29 (19) evenings. 6-4-28 (15) | Typing engine, 20,000 miles, five good a4/u4 13427 SUBLET TWO bedrooms, furnish¬ ed, close to campus, June - Iransportation radial tires. Best offer 349-2598 call MSU AREA Okemos. One and NEW FOUR bedroom duplex, ©Ccilege September. 351-9259 after 5 p.m., Ianteo after five. 4-4-30 (181 noons. C-9-4-30 116) Lansing. air, furnished, 1 bedroom, $155, 8-5. After 6, 641-6760. 6-4-28 (14) campus. Clean, peaceful and qui¬ 3-4-29 (19) X0-17-4-30 (25) after 5 p.m. 337-0247. 4-4-30 (12) et. 641 6601. 0-4-30 WANTED: PART time (3 weeks!- PINE LAKE APARTMENTS, 6076 SUBLET SUMMER, 4 bedroom wuu 1Q71 . ... apply before April 28 1976. $2.75 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS 225 DIVISION, 129 Marsh Road, Haslett. Now leas¬ REDUCED RENT. Summer sublet, house porch and fenced yard, 211 : 5.76 10.10 7 ? . . ,2!S per hou''For u s- Census Bureau FOR THE FOLLOWING Now leasing for GUNSON. ing! One bedroom, $155 plus two bedroom, close to campus, o.k. 482-3912. 3-4-27 (12) pets 4V,U,2°r ' $15°°- ' summer and fall. 7.20 j I3.50_ 485-1624. 6-4-28 6 (121 in Delhi TownshiP' APP'V Town- JOBS BY PHONE: Efficiency, 1, 2, and 4 bedroom utilities. Quiet complex, 10 min¬ furnished, air. 351-3854. 3-4-29 ship Ha|, 1974 Cedaf S(reet Ho|, (12) SUMMER [| 3 34 I.M ( 14.20 3-4-28 127) WAREHOUSEMEN, apartments, furnished. We pay utes to MSU. Couples preferred. THREE person house. .60 ' 9.60 TRUCK HELPERS, heat and water. No pets. Call Two car ; 10.00 VW POPTOP camper 1970. Sleeps One year lease. Call 339-8192 after SUMMER LEASES from $145 garage, 675 Stoddard 50 17.00 ' 22.50 4 full service records. Good condi¬ VETERANS: DON'T let those YARD WORK, 332 3746. 8-5-3 (27) 3 p.m. 349-9600 9-5 p.m. per 361-7415 after four. 3-4-27 1121 daily. month, EVERGREEN APART¬ tion. $1795. 353-0909. 3-4-27 114) years in the military go to wastel MATERIAL HANDLING. 6-4-30 (33) Call 566-8203, after 6 p.m., Mon¬ ONE BEDROOM. Sublease imme¬ MENTS, behind Peoples Church. CLOSE, UNFURNISHED, 4 bed- Short and long term assignments. Two bedroom, air, one left for fall room, furnished 5 bedroom. day through Friday to learn of the diately. Close to campus. Call after June [ Motorcycles Ijftoj financial benefits and retirement Must be available at least one weekday and have transportation, 5:30 p.m. 5-4-28 (12) 332-4079, 332-0267. at $320 month. Call today for I to June lease. $80, and $90 each appointment 351-3682 or PRATT plus utilities. 339-2961 after 6. income you can have from the AIR and phone. Apply in person before CKDAR REALTY, 393-8210. 8-4-30 (30) 1-4-27 (20) SOMEBODY'S LOOKING for a NATIONAL GUARD. 0-4-30 bike like yours now. Advertise it! i 2 p.m. VALLEY FORGE-Walden Woods VILLAGE ONE BEDROOM apartments, on OWN ROOM. Immediate State News Classified. 355-8255. PART-TIME help for landscaping. MANPOWER INC. Apartments, new 1 bedroom occu¬ 2 bedroom opts. buslines, 10 minutes to campus. Ask for Randy. Must have own transportation. 105 East Washtenaw, Downtown Carpeting, latest appliances- pancy through summer. Excellent 349-3150. 3-4-29 (12) Lansing. drapes, $159.50 some-completely Starting at $160/month. 1308 Has¬ location. $60/month. 332-8988. 3-4 LEASING FOR lett Road, East 28(12) YAMAHA TX-650 1974. Immacu¬ furnished. On bus line. Fall occu¬ Lansing. 5-4-27 ordered it cannot (18) late. Mechanic owned. $1250 or ANIMAL LOVER to care for pancy. 2345 North Harrison-man¬ SUMMER ■cancelled or changed until ONE PERSON for offer. 355-1431. Must sell. 3-4-28 miniature daushund kennels when ager, apartment # 16. 351-1943, country home. "irst insertion, unless it is owner's away. 372-4737.6-5-4 (12) 332-1334. 10-4-30 (29) WANTED, MATURE female to Animals. Land, references. Phone PART TIME Employment for MSU 339-3151. 5-4 27 (12) ?d & cancelled by noon share townhouse on students; 12-20 hours per week. Jolly Road; Barb 371-3174, days. 6-4-27 (12) s days before publica- 1974 % SPORTSTER' XlH-1000.' , JjANITlW EAST.iaoeing office * • * ^Mtoroobitv^equired 33&G500. 351-5180 FOUR BEDROOM house. North Helmet, extras, low mileage. Must B,compl^r5:30 - 10'p.m. Monday - 0-15-4-30(14) CHALIT selll Call 351-7932, 353-9757. 3-4- Friday. Must be bondable. See LARGE ONE and 2 bedroom. Air, Francis Street, $300 plus. Avail s a $1.00 service charge 28(12) Jay, 5030 Northwind Drive, Suite APARTMENTS JOLLY ROAD 645 East. One and bus, $165 up. Available now. able June. Call 485-1353 after six |r an od change plus 18' 104, Tuesday and Wednesday, 1 - I For Rent Next to campus. Spacious two two bedroom. Appliances. Heat 351-4799. 6-4-27 (12) er day for addition- SUZUKI, 72, 500T 14,000 miles. 4 p.m. 2-4-28 (22) bedroom apartments. Furnish¬ and water paid. From $145. 394- Very good condition. $600. 351- ed. now shag carpeting, air con¬ 0843 627-9256. 6-4-30 (18) MURRAY HOTEL, Mackinac Is¬ TV AND stereo rentals. $25/term. ditioned. or 711 Burcham Rd. TWO BEDROOM house, immedi¬ 2695. 5-4-30 (12) $10.95/month. Call NEJAC, 337- ately, 320 North Magnolia, with land, Michigan needs summer 1010. C-4-30 •seminars from $40/parson SUBLEASE SUMMER. Twycking- Now leasing garden. References, deposit, 5-10 KAWASAKI 1973 250cc, 2 1974 help rotating as waitress/maid, rails from |S1/parson ham. 3 women needed. $56/ Large I Bedroom Apts. waitress/salad girl, bartender/ month. Pool. Phone p.m., 371-2539. 3-4-27 (14) Holders trail bikes, 175cc. 655- GARDEN PLOTS 25' x 50'. One (par moirtli) 337-0392. Suitable for 2 or 3 students 3723. 7-5-5 (12) dishwasher, waitress/hostess, and mile east of Meridian Mall. $13. 6-4-30 (12) Completely furnished busboy/dock porter. No experi¬ Call 349-9551, 393-2614. 6-4-30 SUMMER, FIVE bedroom house NOW RKNTINOII Air condition & appliances 2 ence necessary, $2.20/hour. Also SUBLET OWN bedroom, air. baths, fireplace, finished base TRIUMPH 1968: chopped, sharp, Carpeted ment, experienced cooks, wage open. Twyckingham, $117.50/month. walking distance to MSU. runs good, must sell cheap. Before 332-6197 351 -2211 3 large double closets Call EQUITY VEST INCORPOR Reply 3969 Penberton, Ann Arbor, Call John Shapiro, 353-7230 or 3:30, 351-7367. 3-4-27 (12) We pay heat & water ATED 484-9472, or after 6 p.m., Michigan, 48105. 8-5-6 (40) Apartments MILFORD STREET 126, two 393-0864 evenings. 5 4-29 (14) Fall $75 per person 482-5426. 0 6-4 30 (22) blocks from campus, furnished, Auto Service !/ BABYSITTER needed part-time, TRYING TO rent or lease your deluxe, air conditioned. Two man SUMMIR For 3 Man Units AVAILABLE SUMMER. 3 and 4 light housework, infant and 5 year apartment for spring and summer appointment old. 351-1816. 3-4-29(12) $195. Three man $210. Fall leasing. SPICIAL Call 337-7328 bedroom houses. Walking dis¬ REACH THE campus mafketl terms? Call Terry, 355-8255, 332-5921,487 9384. X-30-5-20 (20) tance to MSU, from $325. Call ALL APARTMENTS Summer leases '140 Advertise your used car parts and STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED. EQUITY VEST INC. 484-9472, or Motive !»: auto services today. Call Gary. GOLF RANGE, part time position NEED WOMAN to share 2 person 1 bdrm from *130 for spring term. Must be able to SUBLEASING FOUR evenings 482 5426. 0-6-4-30 (21) 355-8255. 551 ALBERT Street, one block apartment. Own room, across 2 bdrm from *145 man apart¬ work 11 a.m. - 2 or 3 p.m., ment. Close to from campus, large two bedroom, from campus. Margo, 332-1360, FREE POOL campus. Call FOUR BEDROOMS weekdays. Call 349-9551 between anytime, 351-2177. 5-4-30 (12) plus den. ELECTRONIC IGNITION for for¬ 353-6400. S-5-4-28 (15) 8:30 - 5 p.m. 3-4-29 (22) furnished, air conditioned, bal¬ Garage, carpeting. Immediate oc¬ eign cars now in stock at CHEQ¬ PASSES only. Call EQUITY VEST cony. Summer and fall. Call cupancy UERED FLAG FOREIGN CAR QUALITY ONE and two bedroom. FOR Inn America'i WANTED: 2 females for 3 person 355 6118 after 5 p.m. or 351-6676. INCORPORATED 484-9472, or Dl FOX, 1973. PARTS, 2605 East Kalamazoo PART TIME stock-general sales. Twyckingham next year. Call, Four door, 0-8-4-30 (23) Furnished, carpeted, air condition¬ heated pool evenings 482-5426. 0-6-4-30 (17) stereo. Good Street, one mile west of campus, $2.50 per hour, 1-6 p.m., daily. ed. Campus 2 blocks. Summer/ 351-1241. 6-5-3 (12) condition, 351 ■ 7910 •wt 487-5055. C-10-4-30 (24) performance and gas Applications taken just Thursday fall. 351-6796. 0-5-4-30 (15) SUMMER SUBLEASE, fall option, ge. Call 355-9843. (4/29/76), HASLETT MOTOR SUBLET SUMMER. 2 bedroom, or reiident managers SUBLEASE FOR summer Campus 5 bedroom 5-4-30(16) block from campus. Furnished, air. house, 2 full baths, AMERICAN, GlRMAN AND SPORTS, 1605 Haslett Road. 3-4- REDUCED RENT, 337-0158. TWO GIRLS needed for apart¬ HALSTEADMCT. Hill, 1-2 women. Call Sandy furnished, 551 Virginia Avenue. NNSCAYNE 1968, good FOREIGN CAR REPAIR, also 29(21) ment next year, Cedar Village, 349-4739. 3-4-28 (12) 351-3718. 5-4-28 (15) v"*1l'0n. cheap, body. 20% DISCOUNT to stu¬ 332- 2672. Marsha or Myndi. 2-4-27 TWO BEDROOM apartment-sum¬ engine ROOMMATE NEEDED for 2 per¬ 1 MAN needed for 2 dents and faculty on all cash n' man ijv rusty. Call 676-2355. carry VW service parts. IMPORT HANDYMEN-PART-TIME, paint¬ ing, general upkeep 12-unit apart¬ son, June-September. $80/month, mer, air conditioning. Two blocks from campus. Negotiable. 337- ment, through spring term. 30 apart¬ PEACEFUL COUNTRY living. own room. Call Marti 355-1927. seconds from campus. Cheap. New duplex, 3 bedrooms plus v VAN AUTO PARTS, 500 East Kalama¬ ment. Now. Write Box 42, East 135 KEDZIE Apartments. 2 person, 9656. 6-4-30 (12) r1rug. sofa 1973, Cabinets, zoo and Cedar. 485-2047,485-9229 Lansing. 3-4-29 (15) 6-4-28 (14) furnished, clean, quiet, year leases $60/month. 351-3856. 3-4-28 (18) study. Full basement and garage. Fully carpeted and air conditioned. - bed. Full Master Charge and Bank Ameri- only. 351-2402, 882-2316. 29-6-4 SUMMER AND fall available. One SPACIOUS STUDIOS, separate SUMMER AND/or fall, female Haslett/Williamston area. $275 J a!h »n. 669 cur1ains, excellent card. C-4-30 FEMALE: EDUCATION child dev¬ and two bedrooms. Walking dis¬ kitchen, furnished, superb sound¬ plus utilities. 675-5479. 5-4-30 (25) 3398. 3-4-28 (15) needed, Americana Apartments, elopment major. Care for: 5 year proofing, one or two occupants, tance to campus. After 5 p.m. $75/month. Call 351-9480. 3-4-28 old son, my home, Waverly area. Riverf Edge A lUJLET IMPALA 1965, red If16"' Two door. Be cool May live-in. 489-6048, between 332-0625. 6-4-28 (15) Waters Edge across from rates $135. Call PRATT campus. Summer REALTY, MODERN HOUSES and duplexes. Three-seven bedrooms. Most car¬ 10-2 p.m. 3-4-29 (17) 393-8210. 8-4-28 (21) I rummer, 1 587 6619. 3-4-29 CAMPUS TWO blocks. Free heat, SUBLET, 1 bedroom apartment, peted, laundries, dishwashers. one bedroom unfurnished. Shag Apts. East Lansing, very nice, $159, on Evenings 332-1095. 0-5-4-30 (13) WANTED: GAME room girls, neat carpet, dishwasher, central air, no are now leasing TWO MAN one bedroom furnish¬ bus route, 337-1035 between 6-7 PW 260Z, appearance a must. Good wages, FEMALE SUMMER sublet. Own * 1974. Silver with pleasant surroundings. Apply in pets. Lease till September $175, 332-4432 ed apartments. 124 Cedar Street, p.m. 2-4-27 (15) speed. Mags. Excellent $185. 129 Highland. 332-6033. East Lansing, $182. Year lease room furnished. Four person " '"00. Call 372-3510, person only between 10 a.m. and 5 10-4-28 (23) house. One block campus. 351- LOWEST RATES in motorcycle p.m. weekdays at the CINEMA X required starting June or Septem¬ TWO GIRLS needed for 68 evenings, ber. Heat included. Damage depo¬ large 2 5245. 6-5 3 (13) l, ask for and auto insurance. Easy payment THEATRE, 1000 West Jolly. 20-5- bedroom townhouse. Summer f 8-5-3 (20) plan. Close to campus. LLOYDS 13 (29) FEMALE TO share one bedroom. sit required. Call 351-2402 days, and/or fall. Furnished, $75 month NOW RENTING June or Septem¬ OF LANSING, 484-1414. C-4-30 8-5; 882-2316 evenings, 6-9 p.m. plus electricity. Summer. June rent free. $85. ber, 2 bedroom furnished apart¬ 0-7-4-30 (31) Call 355-3641. Apartments K4' K96's,erao-52800 firm. 18'°°° roiles, FOREIGN CAR and American car Part time home NURSE AIDS care and staff Okemos. 349-1807 after 5:30 p.m. S-5-4-27 (14) ments. 208 Beal 669-3654. 20-5-17 (14) Street. Call 6-4-27 (19) New Leasing % 5 Pm. 3-4-27(12) repair - major or minor. By relief available. Excellent wages Summer, Fall appointment. Also wanted cars for and benefits. Phone MEDICAL LARGE TWO party furnished, NEAR SPARROW Hospital, large FREE CABLE TV Haslett-135 Collingwood junk, will haul free. 349-2255. HELP 489-1446, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 1 bedroom with fireplace, near 332 2851 - efficiency. Air conditioned, close 6-4-30 (20) p.m. Monday-Friday. 8-4-27 (25) to campus. $145 summer, $180 buslines. Only $160 plus heat. Call at BURCHflm University Terrace - 444 Mich. fall. 487-4451, 351-1610. 0-5-4-30 371-2949 after 5:30 p.m. 6-4-30 332-5420 MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE Wo can insure any cycle at low rates. - - - BABYSITTER FOR infant. Oka- 7 ~~ WOODS Delta 235 Delto - 351-6437 Easy payment plan. Certificates mos. Student wife preferred. Own • HEATED POa University Villa - 535 Abbott while you wait. UNION UNDER- WRITERS INSURANCE. Call us transportation 8 - 12 a rn. Mon- day-Friday. $1.25/hour. Call 349- 731 • ItaliniMpririig 332-3312 Beechwood -1130 Beech for a rate. 485-4317. 0-4-30 (27I 4320 between 4-6 p.m. 5-4-281181 APARTMENTS • Famished 351-9247 Inn America 2376 E. Gr. Closa to Campus • Stidlos - River *Alr Conditioned C'mon over 337-1621 * • 1 Bedroom All Appliances in¬ HARVARD cluding dishwasher AND CHECK OUT COLLINGWOOD APTS I • 2 Bedroom No Price Increases (Some reduced) B>W $696 372- 'luxurious Furnishings • Air Special Discount for cnditioaing BUSINESS 'Shag Carpeting * air conditioned Now JL®2 4 door, air. Povrer 'On-Sita Management 'Private Balconies * dishwasher leasing for Summer t Fall Summer rates |»y I 'cl6a". clBn d,!foS8er- AM/ 351-4584 6-5-3 SCHOOL 'SWIMMING POOL * * shag carpeting Summer Rated 2Bedrmfrom *145 Itow unlimited parking 1 Bdrm from *130 Students Interested fomlag for * Plush furniture Studio 1 Br 2 Br ST A Ml •140 '149 rail BOOL P ASUS Jr*«w*ui8'*cylinder' good In Learning More: Informal Discussion Summer '53 per person Fall '78 per person * Now Model Open Daily Fall Ratals '169 with AU SUMMER LEASES Hsii2)New ,irM- will be held at th« Discount for 12 mo. lease leasing For Studio 1 Br 2 Br Phone resident manager tor showing PLACEMENT SERVICES CENTER SummerS Fall •165 '198 '260 Halstoad ^6es?A„NS 13®~Good 3 P.M. Wednesday 351-7212 Coll 351 - 8282 74S Burcham Dr. Management Co. {'■•ftafs (behind Old World Moll on the river I) 9 351-3118 ■ 5 Wsekdoyi 351-7S1S 8 Michigon State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April ,7 Houses ft] | For Sale }fc>\ For Sale I Pertoial |[/] FIVE f LMALES to sublet house for summer with option for fall. AVAILABLE JUNE 15th: Nicely 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. PANASONIC 8 - track tape deck, HOUSE SITTER available June 20 Belgium 'buggy' furnished singles and doubles in Tanks, cannisters and uprights. Philips 15 watt amplifier, $40 - July 28, or will exchange my 519 Park Lane. 337-0303. 8-4-30 (continued Irom due to liberation elegant Victorian mansion, 1 block Guaranteed one full yoar. $7.88 apiece or $70 both. 355-2673. home in the Netherlands with Both Nygren :15) MSU at Albert and Division, and up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING 3-4-27 (15) yours. Contact Dr. Brad West, of the and the^li. HOUSE FOR 'ease. 8 people, 12 shared kitchen and bath, TV lounge, parking, utilities included. COMPANY, 316 North Cedar, Opposite City Market. C 4-30 LARGE SELECTION of frames. 355-1713, 332-8815. 6-5-3 (23) are union discussion^* months. $90 September - June. members «»a. $15-$25/week. 332-1727. 0-4-30 Glasses for everyone. OPTICAL Pated in the strike °dpS $6(i Jure - September. Single bedrooms, 2 baths, parking, laun- (32) SEWING MACHINE CLEARANCE SALE! Brand new portables DISCOUNT, 2617 East Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. C-5-4-30 (14) ("Real Estate JfftSj BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) Women'e liberation is largely to - closer to one another than they used to, so the insects don't Westcott taUght c| hours I drv. Cr'! 332 1918 5-4-30(21) $4995. $5 per month. Large DEWITT-NEW listingll Three bed¬ blame (or the reported prolifer¬ have to go far to prey on new two a week, leads di hours per week J4 SUBLET LARGE, beautiful, fur¬ Rooms J." selection of reconditioned used MOTOBECANE-LE Champion. room rench on four ecres. 200 ation of lice, fleas and cock¬ victims. $7.50 an hour machines. Singers, Whites, Nec- 531 double butted, full campy, roaches in Belgian homes to¬ The best way to get rid of the - and, 1 nished 4 bedroom house for chi's. New Home and "many grand compe black brakes, 5 amp service, new well, two gar- ages, plus 34' x 30' pole barn. Cell day, a Ministry of Health vermin is to treat them with l*ast eight hours ><1 summei. Dishwasher. Rent nego¬ 166 Gunson. 351-4376. ROOMS, FURNISHED, utilities, kitchen privileges, walking dis¬ others." $19.95 to $39.95. Terms. weeks old. 353-1369. 2-4-27 (16) Miko Ray 393-6062, Roger Pavlik official said. kerosene, he said. But kerosene earning the field H tiable tance to MSU, now leasing for EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 1115 North Washing¬ Realty. 349-9560. X-3-4-29 129) There have been increasingly is hard to find in Belgium, and credits She has by Holloway, she bee! S summer and fall. Call EQUITY- ton, 489-6448. C 4-30 frequent reports from school this kind of treatment can only wdl graduate said, t^Jj TWO fif DROOM country home VEST INCORPORATED, 484-9472 LANSING TOWNSHIP Lot. be used in the open air. (hi, j "1 - supervisors that many of their scheduled. M ■ no pn'- or -Ndren, $200.'month. or after 6 p.m., 482-5426.0-17-4-30 Apartment zone. 4 acres. Near Cail 349 -K 349 4642 5-4-30 SANSUI QRX-5500, 25 watts per AUDIO RE-OPEN house. See our shopping center and 496. 482-1069 pupils were infested with fleas, channel, wood cabinet. $300 or ner sound rooms and check our and swimming pool managers OWN ROOM, beautiful old farm or 489 8711. 5-5-3 (151 house-on Hagadorn near Burcham -rest of term and available sum¬ best offer. 355-3580. 5-4-30 (131 FISHER 36 AM/FM receiver. BSR specials. MARSHALL MUSIC, East Lansing. C-1-4-27 (16) PROPERTY OWNERS-we have are complaining that cockroach¬ es are back in force. "Man and wife now more CIA appeals report iigJ mer. Call Jim, 351-2491. 3-4-29 investors with cash for income automatic turntable, Pickering V- TEAC 2340, 4 channel tape deck, often go to work together 669 5726 3 4 28 1121 producing properties or single in the 15 cartridge. $150. 353-8212. 34- simul sync, mix down panel. Call (continued from page family homes in East Lansing or morning and are often too tired 1) covert operations. 28(12) 487 8218 after 5:00. 7-5-5 (15) avi | MEN WOMEN. One or two to east side of Lansing. Call Jim to start stead that the SUMMER SUBLET. Rooms in cleaning up the house The committee also recom¬ United $1,1 share nouse MSU close. Own Minakes, EQUITY VEST INC. when needed to maimuin bed: or $87 50 Sweet house. nice house, one block from cam¬ TYPEWRITER, NEW Roval Porta¬ AIR CONDITIONER, 4000 BTU, they get back in the mended passing laws barring J| 484-9472, evenings. 393-4550. 0-7- Start May 1st. No utilities, furnish¬ pus. Call 337-7322. 5-4-30 (12) ble, including case $70. Call 110 volts. Used one season. $125. 4-30 1321 evening. They watch TV and CIA use of American journalists capability for use j„ J 1 332-2433. 3-4-28 (12) 355-4191. X-6-5-4 (12) then go to bed. In many cases, of a grave threat to ed .349 3969 3-4-28(22) and clergymen and urged that SUMMER, FURNISHED, close. tr\ cleaning up is limited to dusting security. no scholars be used for intelli¬ $80 month includes utilities, Laura BEDROOM, LIVING room, kitchen Service on Saturday Ninety-seven AVAI1 «BLF. JUNE 15th: 426 Park 355-8311, 351-1774. S-5-4-28 (12) and other morning if the car gence purposes without the a(M sets furniture, plus does not come first," said Dr. recommendations ar,, Lane $100 weel<. Comfortable, guitars. Reasonable. 355-7861. X- FREE...A lesson in complexion knowledge of senior university B _ George Claus, director of social issued by the well kept 4 bedroom house, nicely EAST SIDE, day employed gradu¬ 1 4-27(12) care. Call 484-4519, East Michigan officials. releases a separate panel »£,! turnis'ied, fireplace, large-separate ate student, phone, parking, very 485-7197. Lansing Mall. MERLE The re or Claus gave other reasons for panel stopped short of domestic intelligence Jioinq room, parking, 2 blocks reasonable. 372-7973. 5-4-30 (12) ROSS STEREO receiver, Pana¬ NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS. from c.mipus. Special low rate for sonic turntable, two BSR speak¬ the spread of the unwanted recommending a ban on all tions later this week. C-4-30 surr,n>r only Call for appoint¬ ROOMS FOR summer, 3 blocks ers, $45. 353-1081 after 8 p.m. insects: because of long hair, ment, 3.3? 1727 0-7-4-30 (36) from campus, 534 Sunset. 351- E-5-4 28 (12) widespread central heating, the ALTERATIONS DONE by experi¬ 2695. 10-5-7 (12) popularity of wall-to-wall car¬ HREF man house, grad students to starting fall, LARGE ATTIC room with half HIGH TIMES sold here. Quadra PENTAX SP-500, 55mm F2 0, 28mm 135mm F3.5, F2.8, best offer enced seamstress. Call anytime, 355-1256. 0-1-4-27 peting and, above all, the fact that families now live much Tax returns can be bath. Full house privileges. Two phonic stereo system. Sylvania Laura 355 8311. 351-1774. S-5-4- ut.tities. air conditioning, FOR QUALITY stereo service visit (continued from page 3) miles from campus. $80/month. R03748, 4 channel receiver. 200 28 (13) r-t surroundings. Close to Second room available, May 10. watts rms, Pioneer SX535, Teac THE STEREO SHOPPE, 555 East rangements work out. For those who continue to res., Prone Mike, 351-6858. 3300S 10 % inch reel reel, Sony Grand River. C4-30 the state is then forced to jump in with both Call 394-0689. 5-4-30 (22) 14' SAILBOAT feet, hoping to TC277-4 Quadraphonic reel-reel, - Porpoise (165' HAVE AN the money from the reluctant borrower. Letters sail) Must sell this, old friend - and phonerj Teac 350 Dolby cassette, Sony foreshadow the possible drastic steps of court and TWO BEDROOMS, 3 people. Starbr q June 15th. Air condition- MEN Clean, ONE quiet Phone 485-8836 block rooms. to campus. Cooking. TA1150 integrated amplifier, Akai CS33D Dolby cassette PE3060 we're moving. $400. Call after 6 p.m. 6-4 30(17) 393-9885 ( Instruction ][•*/ DAY! The state is receiving payments on $3,958,77(1 tar renins worth ol defalk or 351-8192. 0-4- WRITING CONSULTANT loans since 1962. The federal government has mi All. utilities paid. $260. One turntable. Gerrard Zero 100, Pio¬ - 8 kicked in $5,gy MOWERS, AND tillers for sale or years experience in professional to defray the loan burden on the state and an additional $l,5k,i( bioc* ,en pus 332 6085. 6-4-29 neer CS901 and 99A stereo speak ient. Call now. Phone 339-9522. has been collected from interest and "loan fees." STUDENT FOR large co-ed house ers, EPI, OHM and Realistic speak editing, writing skill instruction. 7-4-29 "2) 337-1591. 3 4-28 (121 spring and/or summer. Dishwash¬ ers. Complete stereo systems er, parking. 351 2695. 7-5-5(12) under $100. Police scanners, car ORGAN. SMALL, Yamaha elec¬ stereos, cameras, musical equip¬ Typing Service'!*|i wfifl tric, older model. 4 octaves, no AVAILABLE NOW. Furnished ment, furniture, camping gear, extras. $150 negotiable. 351-9010. rooms. Walking distance to MSU. sporting goods, lawn-mcwers. 6-4 29113) Singles, $70, doubles, $120. Call Complete stereo repair, DICKER EQUITY VEST INCORPORATED AND DEAL SECONDHAND sprig J.Id or summer terms. 332- 484-9472, or evenings 482-5426. STORE, 1701 South Cedar, 487 Animals 2501' 2-10-5-4 (13) 0-6-4-30(20) 3886. C-5-4-29 (87) TYPING, IBM. Theses, term pa¬ pers. Experienced. Call JOHN Announcements for It's What's MSU Tennis Club will meet at 8 SMAB deadline lor »J CAN'T AFFORD a $75 Persian SEVEfv BFDROOM ROOMS IN house, very close. $75 PAUL McCARTNEY & Wings. 4 cat? How about a % Persian ^lhOUnT CALHOUN, 332-2078.££2078.^3-4-30 C-4-30 Happening must be received in the p.m. Wednesday, Turf Arena, and/or fall term applmiim I house for State News office, 341 Student Men's IM fa|| and/or summer. 118 Linden, tickets available. Call Mark 484- kitten? Calico blue-eyed, $20. Grey Building. Ladder be Wednesday campus area, 351-4957. 3-4-27 (13) 6227 after 7 p.m 2 4 29 (12) Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least matches and outdoor hours will be •wo baths. 351-5764. /silver tiger, $10. Females. Shots, UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS COM- c|ass (jayS before publication, announced. Please bring dues. HANDMADE guaranteed healthy. 337-9274, PLETE DISSERTATION and re- pj0 announcements will be ac- There will be a SMAB tnl CUSTOM sandals For Sale 332 1355. E-5-5-3 (26) sume service. IBM typing, editing, MSU meeting tonight to consider ■ from a tracing of your feet. All cepted by phone. Forestry Club is having its multilith offset printing, typeset- • • • posats for summer t< Have .< Classified Ad party.. leather $18, rubber soul $14. OLD annual seedling sale April 28 IRISH SETTER female, 10 ting and binding. We encourage meeting will be at 8 p Gather "J all those no longer- ADLER ELECTRIC typewriter only WORLD MALL, hours: 351-3411. A board director of the Agricul- through 30 in Natural Resources needed items now and sell them 20 hours use. $165. 353-6339. 6-4-30 (20) months; mild temperament, good comparative shopping. For esti- ture Council of America. Mrs. Building main lobby. Featuring ASMSU Board Room Sq| with children, $40. 882 4871. E-5- mate stop in at 2843 East Grand Services Builc with a 1. w cost Ad. 6-5-1(12) Walter Heuser, will present "Tell It bromeliads, silver maple, blue 4 28 (12) River or phone 332-8414. 0-4-30 Like |t Really Is" at 7:30 p.m. May spruce, Austrian pine and Douglas VESPA SCOOTERS and motor Posilions r 5 in 204 Horticulture Bldg. fir. i/cd bicycles. New and used ALASKAN HUSKIE puppies, $50. jockeys at WKME Shaw l| The V WHFELER DEALER, Frandor Shopping Center. 351 1942 (15) 9 4 30 Great sled dogs, pets, or guards 484 6215. E-5 4 29 (12) puRR-FECT TYPE. Accurate per- sonal and professional IBM typing. Qne service. 351-5094. C-4-30 • * • Pi Mu Epsilon, mathematics honorary society, will meet at 7:30 Looking for career current information? accurate Visit Weekday mornincjs and it weekend spots available perience n No| Creative Corner tonight, A204 Wells Hall. Dr. the Career Resource Center in the and fun. Coin SAVE ON these pre-owned and Mobile Homes ^ TYPING. TERM papers and the- Gagola will speak on platonic MSU Counseling Center, 207 Stu¬ ses. IBM electric-fast, experienced sollds- Everyone re invited. dent Services Bldg. 8 a.m. to noon Wizard of Oz Organization trade-in turntables: BSR 260 $45. and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Monday | Gerrard 42 M $50, BSR-2520W HOHIZON 1968, 12 x 60. Furnish- service- 351 *®23 '6-4 30 Any MSU faculty member in- through Friday. have a PrinlecLPattern $55, Sony PS-1100 $80, AR-XB ed, air conditioning. In East Lan- day, 331 Union. Advertisingwij rypCqu:«]riu-r_in«77 ~ ~ ~r7 terested in becoming a faculty the topic this wo $95, Dual 1215 $100. All at the STEREO SHOPPE. Open week sing, $3900. 332-2437. 9-4-30 1121 ,"IEN ,.D 'BMtyping.Dis- adyiser comact Pete phi Delta The Southern Africa Liberation almost hero 489 0M8 C12a4Men5l .. ' Thete Fraternity. Greek affiliation Committee meets at 7:30 p.m. nites til 9 p.m. 337 1300. C-3-4 27 1973 BOANZA 14 x 65 with w UJOa'L',1Z' is not necessary. every Tuesday at the Peace Cen- Stop Project S (33) expando. 2 bedrooms, 1 % baths, • » • tyer, 1118 S. Harrison Road. air, shed, porch, many extras. This IRENE ORR. Theses, term papers, j^su Sports Car Club meets at Everyone is welcome. at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. | is an exceptional value at $10,900. Union. TECHNICS SL 1200 turntable. general typing. Formerly with 8:30 tonight, Lizard's restaurant. Dyna 120 power amp and Pat-4 694 9051 5-4-29(22) Ann Brown. Call 485-8018; After 6 Come and hear the autocross Lansing Community College Art Benefits of the Transcend pre amp. Ohm B speaker system. p.m., 482-7487. C-4-30 stories. Check it out. Gallery, 118% E. Michigan Ave., Meditation Ptograii Philips 212 turntable. Playback 1968 Richmond 50 x 12, good * * * announces its April Exhibits: The dolby cassette deck. Nikko 5050 condition, fully carpeted. $2800, COMPLETE DISSERTATION and MSU Cycling Club meets at 7 Lansing Art Guild Open Spring cussed at 3 today, C313 Hall. Presented by the Studf U| AM/FM stereo receiver. Guaran¬ Ken Haworth, 351-8276 (evenings resume service. Printing, IBM p.m. Wednesday, 215 Men's IM Show. Hours: 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 teed color and black and white TV or weekends). 7-5-3 (14) typing, binding. Printing from your International Modi Bldg. for an important pre race p.m. Tuesday through Friday, 1 to of MSU. sets. Excellent selection porta¬ plain paper originals. Corner meeting. All race program adver- 4 p.m. Sundays. Free. ble cassette players. Many porta¬ ' l O r *4 ilr M.A.C. and Grand River. Below tisement copy must be turned in ble and clock radios. SALE 500 LOSt a rOUnfl < t Jones Stationary Shop, 9-5 p.m., Other upcoming events will be Experience sileni used eight track tapes $1 each. Monday-Friday. Call COPY- session with B S Tyagi fromTB discussed. Members please at- Many used 8-track and cassette tonight, 335 Case Hall NochJ LOST WHITE shepherd huskie. S™PH SERVICE, 337-1666. C-4- ,end. Bring a blanket to« " ,*J" car players. New Robyn, Cobra, Lansing/East Lansing area. An¬ and Pace C.B. sets. Check out our Lectures by Edmund Keller of The American Society for Per¬ swers to Buddy, 484-2497. 3-4-28 used album trading post. sonnel Administration will be The People's Ye! WE "" TYPING: TERM papers, Indiana University on the impact BUY, SELL, AND TRADE WIL theses, of educational policy in Kenya and having a guest speaker at its next directory of free and m COX MUSIC 509 East Michigan, dissertations, resumes, general community services in the typing. Michigan Rep. Howard Wolpe meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday, 100 Lansing. 485 4391.8-4-30 (87) LOST: PAIR of wire-rimmed glass¬ Experienced, fast, depend¬ S Kedzie Hall. area. Pick up a copy at tbeC® 4-23-76, between Engineering- able. 485-6960. 0-7-4-30 (topic to be announced) at 7 p.m es. (121 Office, B311 Student Giltner. 332-3100. 3-4-29(12) Wednesday, B102 Wells Hall. ATTENTION STREAKERS!!! Ves- Gay Liberation meets at 6:30 ANN BROWN PRINTING AND Singleness as a lifestyle will be p.m. Wednesday, 334 Union. pa Ciao motorized bikes. Requires no helmet, license, insurance. NEED CASH? Find a buyer for TYPING. Dissertations, general printing. Serving MSU for resumes, discussed by Elaine Donelson. There are also groups meeting on Vigil for Holocaust Day member the six million) from I «j MSU History Dept., at a Brown other nights for discussions of Test rides at the WHEELER DEAL¬ your sellable items. Call Randy* 26 7:30 tonight, behind ER, Frandor, 351-1942. 8-4 30 (19) ^tate News Classified, 355-8255. years with complete theses service. 349-0850. C-4-30 Bag Lunch for all women from religion, bisexuality, etc. Call the to ministration Building. R*" thej noon to 1 p.m. Wednesday, 6 office for details. 101 S. Kedzie Had. Student Services Bldg. ASMSU Legal Services Dept. Karate as taught bythe has an attorney available for mj PEOPLE REACHER Help PIRGIM protect the people of Michigan from unsafe, inade quately insured nuclear plants. Come do training sessions at 8:30 consultation every Wednesday af¬ ternoon from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Appointments can be made in 307 for centuries. The ungual wa Karate Club meets al 5" Mondays and at 5 and 6 Student Services Bldg, Tuesdays and Thursdays m z-rc up bDuity outfits with WANT AD I tonight, 335 Union. Winged Spartans, MSU Flying Women's IM Bldg^ Dr. Bruce Stewart i :: t; ■, shapely vivid Vest. urtrast borders and make- 4588 Just complete form and mail Wanted ][Sj Club, board meeting will be at 8:30 tonight, 331 Union. All persons "Climbing in the Rocky m tains" at the Outing Cliib wishing to learn how to fly or Lei". -e pockets accent versa- t.'c .est. Crochet ol sport yarn 10V2-I8V2 // tT. with payment to: Why keep it when you no longer those with a pilot's license are urged to attend. already 7 tonight. 116 Natural Bldg. Everyone welcome ■ Srti j pattern stitch that's need it... sell it with a Classified ... ta dc. Pattern 7297: Sues State News Classified Dept. Ad. Call 355-8255 today. if-':?. r'iCiirded Join the co op. East Lansing Zoology Club presents W SI 00 I- each pattern. Add •U 7 Student Services Bldg. Food Co op is getting established ness Survival, commentary- W 35; each pattern tor first-class Right now. the present is East Lansing, Mich. 4882S at 211 Evergreen St. Please Paul Risk, at 7:30 ton' airmail and handling. Send to: the perfect time for this prin¬ help AUCTION AND rummage sale -- we need your Natural Science-; Dld'f cess dress with a neckline energy. Meeting Alice Brooks items needed for FAITH at 7:30 tonight, Howland House. that zips to the level you like. Needlecraft Dept Travel in the jacket. Nome CHURCH. We need appliances, LBC Student mittee will AdviswJ hold a special n* Printed Pattern 4588. Hal' clothes, cars, furniture, TV's, radi¬ All Spartan Vrsity letter win¬ Michigan State News 126 Sizes lO'/a. !2"b. 14'b 16'a. Address _ os, and any other saleable items. ners are invited to the at 1 today. Holmes Hal 1 Varsity Box 163. Old Chelsea Sta 18'/2. Size 14' i (bust 37) Items donated will be picked up by Club's meeting at 6 p.m. Sunday Upper Lounge, to daces 1 New York. NY 100!7. takes 238 yards 60-inch fabric. Zip Code church staff and are tax deduct- in the Varsity Club Room of and Academic Council . the Print Nome, Address, $1.00 for each pattern. Add able with written recepits Stadium. Initiation will be discus¬ Persons interested 11 given. 35* for each pattern for first- Phone 322-9000. 6-4-30 (41) sed. Come join the Spartan please attend. Zip, Pattern Njmber. class airmail and handling. machine. green I.«QRF~ than ever hefn.e! 200 Send to: Classification Films wanted <°' designs plus 3 free printed in- _ Preferred Insertion Date - makers Film Festrva- JT I'dc liFW IV.' NitDLECRAFT CATN0G! Has a.erything. 75*. Crochet with Squares St .00 Anno Adams Pattern Dept. Print Ad Here Xound town Student Advisory Committee, School of Criminal meet at 6 p.m. Justice, will Thursday, 334 16mm and/0, super Telecommunications 8m -L w 1 Crochet a Wardrobe Nitty fitly Quilts . S1.00 .41.00 Michigon State News, 116 243 West 17 Union. Nominations for next year's officers will be held at this May 7. Prizes will bo a-J| St., New Ripple Crochet . $1.00 York. NY 10011. Print meeting. All are welcome. The North American jT Sew + Knit Book Needlepoint Book ... .$1.25 $1.00 NAME, ADQRESS, ZIP, Student Assn. Wednesday in Ibe ^ Flower Crochet Booh .$1.00 SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Retailing and marketing majors: G33 Hubbard Hall. All m"! Hairpin Crochet Book $1.00 Instant Crochet Book $1.00 GET A $1.00 pattern tree Retailing Club meeting will be at 7 are encouraged to attend- I - p.m. Wednesday. Topic: Inventory Instant Macrame Book ..41.00 choose it from NEW SPRING Special events at special ADVERTISE YOUR special events control and data Instant Monev Book $1.00 SUMMER CATALOG! Packed with rates. Something to sell for '50 at "special rates" in our welcome processing. All MSU Scuba Club Tell 'Round at 206 Horticulture Complete Gitt Booh $1.00 hundreds of great sun, sport, campus Town column. Call Vicki, 355- Bldg. to Port Sanilac v'1 J what's doing in 'Round or less?Try Econolines Complete Afghans *14 $1.00 . city, travel styles. Send 75* only '4.00 - 12 words for 8255. Are you interested in Plan now. 'ntf5 12 Prire Afghans #12 .50* for Catalog Now! Town.Up to 20 words - 5 internships Dave at 3554051 Book of 16 Quilts *1 5 days. for fall term? Look into 50* Sew + Knit Booh $1.25 days for *12. 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H7t SPANISH PROGRAM SEES NEW IDEAS New director joins radio show By KAT BROWN "I think it is nice here," he Spanish community. sing center for about six months State News SUM Writer said. "In Chicago it was too Rivera started working in "OndasK„F chopping vegetables that in¬ Spanish) Habla Espanol? If so, turn on cluded a lot of onions. A large fast." broadcasting before he left is th * Program he and tune in to the Spanish pro¬ portion of the job involved There are more opportunities Mexico and got involved in direttss«' gramming on WKAR radio as crying a lot, he said. to learn in this area as compared Snanish Spanish presented by Andres Rivera. "You know when a woman to other places I've lived, Rivera news, educatic Rivera took over as the new cries it looks good, but when a said. Rivera has worked in the model cities program, as a ">e"ts and community, i„f0rma J Spanish programs director last man cries — no," he said. Rivera is w„rki week, following a long list of Rivera moved to the United community aid and was in ideas he wants diversified jobs. He has recently to im-i States from Mexico about 17 charge of a Spanish newspaper, the program worked parttime at WKAR and all in Lansing. and sairi i years ago and has worked in more than 50 other stations in Spanish pro the Lansing area for the past After being certified by the hour,, grams and parttime at MSU's five years. He previously state as a social case worker, 'fying to get the newsr Food Services. worked at odd jobs in Texas and Rivera used the knowledge to community and He worked at the food ducing it. proces Chicago. help him with his work in the Also known for his talent, Rivera said h songs in the top t Roaches racing to finish Spanish charts in ] California. His intere began when he was a years old when i Actor Paul Newman enjoys a game of pool with drums, bongos and Newman Morris Udall on the eve of the Pennsylvania prima¬ ry. Udall does not figure to be a major factor in the in second annual event dion. He first wasl2witharecord( records Mexico and has sin. H i icf/cac I Irln 11 Pennsylvania race, but hopes to gather enough sup- By FRANCES BROWN "It's trated on his port to keep his floundering campaign afloat. a race to the death," For those who are unable to singing State News Staff Writer Wetmore said, explaining that Rivera describes h catch their own cockroaches on Even though local radio sta each roach is raced individually, romantic love tunes campus, the married students tions think it's a hoax, the MSU the owner or "roach handler" will sell a limited number at the estly attributed his Second Annual Cockroach several phases of radio and TV his band. letting it go from the middle of race site (Building 1203, Uni¬ Races, sponsored by married a six foot circle, from whence it since he has been in the United "Hike my life in ra< MSU BICENTENNIAL CONTRIBUTION housing students, will be held runs toward the edge of the versity Village) for one cent States. each. singing," Rivera said at 4 p.m. on May 15—so start catching and training your This year a large trophy, cockroaches, campus. mounted with a large metal D.C. The cockroach races were cockroach, will be awarded to Weather record getting patriotic tree originated last year in the midst of complaints made married housing residents by the MSU trustee or administra¬ tor of the winner's choice. Race officials hope to recover last By ED LION State News Staff Writer blue spruce. Hanover says that 75 American Spruce about poor conditions in the villages. "After one year and a tew year's prize, a golden fly swat¬ ter, and present it as a special award to the holder of the broken by sno MSU will make its contribution to minor changes by the admini¬ fastest roach in married seedlings have taken root in the past stration, conditions are vir America's 200th birthday party Thursday housing. Spring is just around the corner—maybe? year, all cultivated under special light when President Clifton Wharton and conditions to accelerate growth. tually the same and the roaches Wetmore said the cockroach Once again the MSU campus was covered with are still plentiful in the that forestry professor John Hanover will One of these seedlings will be trans¬ apart races are special this year in familiar white stuff, breaking the all time record for present to the American ments, dormitory rooms and 4.3 inches of April people a new planted on the grounds of the Capitol keeping with the Bicentennial snow reported by the wire services hybrid red, white and blue spruce tree on classrooms," Margery Wet As the snow continued, chills ran down the Thursday in a brief ceremony in front of more, race director, said. spirit, because the house-loving spines d the lawn of the Capitol in Washington, the Senate building. The ceremony will students remembering last year's D.C. cockroach is not a native Amer¬ April 3 disaster whichd:r involve Wharton; Hanover; Robert Per- This year the cockroach races ican but is a European immi¬ University for only the second tme in 150 years. The new tricolored spruce, The Lansing Bureau of the National Weather promising rin, MSU's vice president for University will be staged to protest possi¬ grant. Silk-screeners will be on Service - to be as American as mom's low of 26 degrees and apple pie, is affairs; Lee James, chairperson of MSU's ble rent increases for married hand and will print red or blue predicted temperatures ranging in one of the first trihybrid species ever to Forestry Dept. and the Michigan Con¬ housing. roach emblems on T-shirts for a and 40s until the end of the week. be produced. Hanover, its developer, gressional delegation. minimal charge. Fred Nurnberger, meteorologist at the Dept. ol A spent over eight years attempting to In June a seedling will also be Wetmore said any cockroach Weather Service said cold April weather was in planted Along with the races there merge the three natural growing red, on the lawn of the State Legislature in caught on campus—whether circle until the race official yells will be other features such as event. white and blue spruce species into a stars the two-inch German cockroach "swat" and the little runner is "There is a 10 per cent probability of 24 degree and stripes extravaganza. Lansing. or the smaller, an original play by Anabel tempera' Pen-in explained that the University flying, banded squashed by spectators. Then Dwyer, married students union April 27," he said. "As late as May 27, we've had lows But the new plant, dubbed the Ameri¬ roach—may race, though all the roach's speed is computed thought it was "most appropriate" to board member and friends, degrees." can Spruce by Hanover, was not created entrants will be in miles per hour. Last year the release the news of the new species "duly entitled, "Godzilla vs. the Board According to Nurnberger, one year out of ever for patriotic reasons alone. squashed." late spring freeze in this area. during the Bicentennial year. of Trustees." "The American Spruce will combine "The American Spruce has two real George Parmelee, curator of campus woody plants a" the rapid growth of the red spruce, the values to the American people," he gardens said it was still a little too early to fully a; disease resistance and large pulp yields of explained. "It represents a new achieve¬ damages due to freezing temperatures. the white spruce and the beautiful color of the blue spruce," he said. "If it proves a ment in tree genetics as well as a of the American Bicentennial." symbol SN earns marks of distinction "But I did notice fallen limbs and broken stems on some he added. "Unfortunately, there will be a shorter pi successful breed, we will have a better, pe For all the allusions to the stars and attractive bloom, and possible adverse efforts on more versatile tree for lumber, for and for beauty purposes." Hanover produced the pulp, American stripes characteristics of the species, however, Perrin said that to the average for content, editing, appearance "Plants around campus did feel the snow," horticulture professor, said. "The weight of the sr of layman, the American Spruce will look a problem that the falling temperatures," Spruce by first crossing the white and like a regular evergreen tree, with a In the newest According to Ernest Kidder, agriculture engineering p red spruce trees by artificial pollination. rating of the Editing, Editorial Leadership "superior," the judge adds com¬ beautiful Spartan green hue." Associated the wave of severe weather moved The new species was Collegiate Press and Physical Appearance. ments about particular in¬ naturally from west thoroughly tested Wharton could not be reached for service the State News re¬ and trends experienced in this area are natural and freq: and allowed to mature. Then the agricul¬ comment about his impending Among those features of the stances of either poor or no¬ The Red Cedar River remained calm and Washing¬ ceived an All American peaceful, rit tural "menage-a-trois" was completed ton trip, but Hanover said that the rating, paper that are rated by the tably good work or content. l'/e feet (as when Hanover cross-pollinated a white placing in the highest possible press service are style, head¬ The overall comment made reported by the Lansing Bureau of the N Capitol ceremony should be Weather Service), compared with last and red spruce ovum with a seed from the "quite an category, for fall term. lines, copy editing and page by the judge of the State News spring's disast experience." The State News received waters. make-up. was that the paper "covers the Marks Of Distinction in Con¬ The ACP judges are college news bases well. Spring will return one of these days to MSU. Until th" tent and Coverage, Copy is con¬ out the sweaters and mittens once Writing and graduates with backgrounds in cise, yet complete." again. journalism, usually former ad¬ visers to college or high school Michigan honors Communications Week papers or professional journal¬ ists. The papers are evaluated in If You're TOO SKINNY Bright Spring By SUZIE ROLLINS State News Staff Writer prominence in their area of a candidate for the Republican Sen. Earl Nelson, D-East Lan¬ comparison with schools of approximately the those of Gain Pounds ... Inches Fast HairStyles study." Gordon Miracle, profes¬ nomination in Michigan for the To express one's ideas: sing, speaking tonight and Fred same enrollment and publica¬ by sor of advertising, said. U.S. Senate. Siebert speaking tomorrow talking, screaming,, writing or The highlight of the commun¬ tion frequency. Miracle is honored to have even silence. ications series will be Lewis night. In addition to numerical To honor these Engman on campus because it Nelson will be in 336 Union at components Engman, Grand Rapids attor¬ ratings that parallel "poor" to of communication of thought a ney. His planned topic concerns is very rare that MSU ever a gets chairman of a federal commis¬ 7:30 p.m. He will discuss "The GARY'S CAMPUS MSU's College of Communica¬ the role of Congress and the Importance of Freedom and tion Arts and Sciences is government bureaucracy. Eng¬ sion as a speaker. Engman will be in Responsibility from a Legisla¬ BEAUTY SALON observing Communications parlors A, B and C in the tive Point of View." man is a former chairman of the Week in Michigan with a series Union, Thursday at 8 p.m. 549 E.Gr. River Call 351-6511 Federal Trade Commission and Fred Siebert, former dean of Other speakers include State of three free public talks MSU's College of Communica¬ (Across from Berkeyl by prominent Michiganders. tion Arts and Sciences, will Gov. Milliken has declared April 25 through May 1 as Student admits to use of discuss "Changes in the Rela¬ tion of Government to the Mass Communications Week. This is Media" at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Arby's the third year that communica¬ tors in Michigan will be recog¬ 'U' phones, gets $90 bill in 101 N. Kedzie. W. Randolph, Chicago, III. 60606. The Oeliciously Different Roast Beet SaniwcV nized. Campus police report a MSU student employe has admitted to The theme MSU has chosen making over $90 worth of unauthorized long-distance phone calls for its discussion series is when you from University phones "Freedom and during the month of March. Responsibility." The student made the calls while he was employed as a janitor in "We celebrate the week by Giltner Hall. Most of the calls were made to the having special guests who have Detroit Saginaw and area. One particular call to Detroit cost about $16. want JOSH WHITE JR. RETURNS! "something One of the most tainers ever to perform in East popular enter¬ better" Lansing, Josh White Jr. will make his 1st appearance at the Peanut I I I \l V Barrel April 28 thru May 2. Con¬ SUPER NITE - 24 oz. DRAFT BEER tinuous performances 9 • 1 p.m. No Advance Tickets Pitchers of Mixed Drinks '2°° Wed., Thurs., Sun. Any Menu Item Before 8pm ,2" Fri. 8 Sat. 2 For The Price Of 1 No Cover Coming Attractions: April 21-25 Lothlorien May 5-9, 12-16,19-23 the Stratton-Nelson- Arby's Rosenberg Band THE PEANUT BARREL Mon. ■ Th"' Trivia Nite 207 W. Grand Rlvar E. Lansing 10:30 AM ■ Every Tuesday 9-1 p.m. Across from Bcrkey Hall — naxt to bus station Fri.» Sa«- 4621 W.Saginaw Lansing 10:30 AM ■ u N T R E N helping hand a News, Michgan Stae Lansig, Michgan East ' milUulntYaTdoAmericansTOhfoeeSrvic¬s Moehnitf alco s. 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