' I-.-; i .'-.'V :UAs past letters were involved in the 20-year mail enough student input. program of monitor- surveillance program but some letters were Lenz is also against a provision he said A Udall press aide, Dick Stout, said from beginning of the end of his political career. 1,505 needed for the first-ballot nomination. 1«W to and from the Soviet Union not opened and the CIA previously believed would make all students pay for services, Udall campaign national headquarters in The embarrassment of losing in his own Official totals show just over 700 delegates Ttommunist countries. such Washington Wednesday afternoon that backyard would have been too much. committed to Carter, but he claimed the only 1.4 million names were still in its files as sustaining nonmoneymaking pro¬ there is a "very substantial chance" a Instead Ford was bubbling over with other 200 were won-over delegates formally ■ili? C'A s-'d. the found the additional as a result. grams, that only a few will use. There will be 11 polling places open on recount will be requested. He said the optimistic enthusiasm. committed to candidates who had dropped government moved 'This is really going to put us on the road T "open a court ruling in San Abzug said the government moved to campus today for balloting. The polls will be decision will be announced today. ou' °f 'be race or who were officially to victory in Kansas City and to a very committed to no one. . P.Msed on former CIA Director reverse a ruling in San Francisco that open from 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Copies of the Regardless of the total, Udall is still claiming a Michigan primary victory. And if great victory in November," Ford said Carter picked up 69 delegates in Michi- » testimony that the CIA Stephanie Kipperman, 31, was not in the full programing board proposal will be Tuesday night in Maryland campaign P"""°f all victims of the mail CIA files, Tuesday night after finding the available at each location. Students must damage to Carter is what now constitutes a «an votinB- while Udall won 58. Wallace Udall victory, then the lanky Arizonan was headquarters. (continued on page 8) additional letters. present a validated ID to vote. indeed a winner. Udall has little chance to win his party's nomination. But his close showing in this state, when coupled with Carter's loss Tuesday to California Gov. Jerry Brown in the Maryland primary — by 12 percentage points, 49 per cent to 37 per cent — plus Carter's defeat a week ago in the Nebraska primary to newcomer Sen. Frank Church of Idaho, throws a monkey wrench into the NPrue Laureate Alexander Carter machinery that just weeks ago looked unstoppable. inside ure8e*"l>es back- Whether Tuesday's presiden¬ 1 ®,ter,»ls lor his "Oeto- I,, "ovel the Hoover tial primary was a last hurrah, a ' Stanford University. Polls ready first hurrah or just an ordinary donnybrook remains to be seen. It .i ,l is 40 outspoken Page 5. L°' 0,6 United States' "detente policy, and has weather , I that ' "umber of the West most essays to tally votes Today's high should be in the spirit, or decay. There will be 11 polling places open for mid 70s under increasingly AP today's special election on the ASMSU cloudy skies. The winds will be wlrephoto programing board proposals. These include from the south-southwest at 5 McDonel, Hubbard, Wonders, Holden and to 15 m.p.h. Tonight will be Brody Halls; Berkey and Bessey classroom cloudy with a chance of buildings; the Eppley Center, the Interna¬ showers. The low will be in the tional Center and the Union. The polls will mid to upper 40s. be open from 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Students must present a valid ID in order in vote 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigar Thursday. May , Complete FEC still lacki n9 WASHINGTON (AP) cause President Ford will not - Be¬ lease $2.17 million in federal processing his appointment. Confirmation is expected degrees-Sen. Henry M. Jack¬ son and Fred Harris claim it denied that Ford was hold up money for trying to he matching funds to 11 presiden¬ 'hinks let five federal election commis¬ tial candidates. next week. was a major factor in their ads. campaign ,v, Gisccird visits Virginiq sioners take office until a sixth But then Ford sent word that Disputes in Congress, fol¬ decisions to quit primary cam¬ He feels like it's a is confirmed by the Senate, bipartisan YORKTOWN, Va. (AP) — French President Valery Giscard he wouldn't swear in the five lowed by indecision on Ford's paigning. commission and that the d'Estaing paid a Bicentennial visit today to this historic town where French and American troops forced the surrender of presidential candidates will have to wait a few more days until his sixth appointee, William Springer, had also been part about whether to sign or to veto new election legislation, Had Ford sworn in the five commissioners Tuesday, checks law is set up in that sent them whole manner; we up there as a Cr? ruled Jaa- 30 for federal campaign money. confirmed. have already resulted in a could have gone to campaigns tint'i British Lord Cornwallis in 1781. The battle at Yorktown, Giscard said, The Senate confirmed Ford's Unlike the other five, nearly two-month shutoff of the in time for last-minute media package and we'd like to swear them in a package," the S1»nersw,re appointed, p,..- 2? was "one of the five reappointments to the com¬ spokes¬ most glorious exploits of the War for American Inde¬ Springer would be new to the matching funds spigot. advertising before Tuesday's person said. each were a- mission Tuesday and the five Candidates have felt the six primary elections. commission, so the Senate The reappointed commission¬ s<™te, House^and pendence ... a cornerstone in the history of the American prepared to immediately re¬ planned to take a bit more time financial pinch in varying A White House spokesperson »"th ell nation, ond ... a testimony to the unique sense of ers confirmed Tuesday were subject,; by both houses Democrats Neal Staebler of brotherhood between our two countries." Robert 0. Tiernan and Thomas N°w. all Beirut Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller, who flew down with fighting persists E. Harris. Giscard from Washington, called the French president's visit to this Reappointed Repub¬ licans were Vernon Thompson 352."* When country "the high point" of the Bicentennial and Joan D. Aikens. the ma^h' celebration. Springer is a Republican begins to flow be the again On Tuesday in Washington, the French president BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) succeeding Thomas B. Curtis, biggest continued to lament that despite the best diplomatic — right-wing Christian President that the Moslems, with 60 per drive for victory. the FEC chairperson who cspsent. He has Fighting in the Lebanese civil Suleiman Franjieh. cent of the population, gain asked certified for relations, the people of the United States and France don't diminished today but no Palestinian guerillas, not to be war Elias Sarkis, a moderate fearing reappointed because 521.7 million, know enough about each other. truce appeared near in the more political and economic Syria's growing grip on Leba¬ Christian, has been elected by power from the dominant tangle of internal politics and the House of Deputies to suc¬ non, have joined Jumblatt in his Christian minority. Supreme Court decision stands Arab diplomatic rivalries. demand for a complete Syrian Arabs, Jews da ceed Franjieh, but Franjieh Jumblatt's hard line is op¬ The terror shelling of resi¬ refused again Tuesday to step withdrawal. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court posed by some moderate Mos¬ Wednesday dential districts on both sides of down unless the leftist Moslem The Moslem-Palestinian al¬ refused to reconsider its decision that states lems, including Premier Rashid liance apparently gained sup¬ may the Moslem-Christian front forces and their Palestinian constitutionally prohibit consenting adults from having Karami, who told reporters lines died away to an occasional allies stop attacking the Chris¬ that Jumblatt is mentally un¬ port when Libyan Prime Minis¬ homosexual relations in private. round, but police said 45 per¬ ter Abdul Salam Jalloud told tian enclave. stable and "adding to the in The |ustices left undisturbed their March 29 decisions upholding the Virginia sodomy law and refusing challenge to 0 similar law in North Carolina. to hear a sons street were killed fighting and around a Christian enclave in Beirut clashes Kamal Jumblatt, leader of the Lebanese left, wants a decisive military victory to catastrophe." to Syria, which has Lebanese border sent troops Beirut reporters after a one- day visit that Libya stood firmly behind them in whatever university me1 areas and Justices William J. Brennan Jr., Thurgood Marshall and north of the capital. force Franjieh out and end steps they took "for war or Still a major Syrian-controlled Palestinian peace." John Paul Stevens voted originally to hear arguments on the stumbling block Christian opposition to his re¬ units into several Lebanese JERUSALEM (AP) - Hundreds of Arab and was the awaited Later, however, after Jalloud clashed with rocks and clubs Jewh,h Virginia law. resignation of form plans. He is demanding cities, also opposes Jumblatt's Wednesday at Jerusalem' flew to Damascus, Syria, The Virginia law was challenged on privacy University and scattered anti-Israeli protests e grounds by Damascus radio quoted Jalloud two anonymous Richmond homosexuals. occupied West Bank of Jordan. as denouncing Jumblatt and Hospital officials said six students were Supreme Court rules The North Carolina case was appealed by injured in the Eugene Enslin, supporting the Syrian media¬ melee. proprietor of a Jacksonville massage parlor. tion efforts. Reinforced patrols of Israeli police and The American Civil Liberties Union Foundation, represent¬ In the Beirut street to maintain troops were fighting, control but avoid bloodshed if possihl ing the homosexuals, asked the court to reconsider ond hear barrages of bullets sent resi¬ riot-ravaged West Bank and East Jerusalem, where arguments in both coses. The foundation was supported by dents of three Moslem residen¬ against refusal to testify were slain by Israeli gunfire this week. the Lambda legal Defense and Education Fund, a tial areas scurrying for cover. Witnesses said the Hebrew University fight began homosexual rights organization. Fighting continued for con¬ 150 Arab students demostrated against Israeli han trol of ski resorts located on West Bank rioting. About 200 Thirty-six states and the District of Columbia outlaw religious Jewish st homosexual acts even when the participants are mountains above the heart of Rabbi Meir Kahane, head of the militant willing WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court He also said that a grand jury witness, even Jewish Defens adults engaging in the acts in the Christian enclave and (JDL) set up a counterprotest a few yards private. ruled today that potential criminal defendants though he is the target of the investigation and away. schools were closed in the area. Witnesses said the groups began have no constitutional right to refuse to testify may later be charged with a crime, has no pelting one another NBC reaches tentative contract before a grand jury. absolute right to have assistance from a lawyer The right-wing Phalange and then clashed with clubs and sticks before polite Four justices went further and said potential party, which fields the largest up. NEW YORK (AP) — The National Broadcasting Co. (NBC) either in or out of the grand jury room. Christian militia, said the A Hadassah Hospital and defendants summoned by a grand jury have no Justices Byron R. White, Lewis F. Powell r spokesperson said (our Jewi striking technicians and news employes have reached absolute right to an attorney. schools of Kesrouan province Arabs were wounded in the clashes. One Jewish tentative agreement on a new contract that would William H. Rehnquist joined in Burger's opinion. were closed because "we are in youth bring hurt in the head, the The court ruled 8 to 0 that the Constitution a state of war." spokesperson said, and would most of the network's engineers $500 a week in the final Justices William J. Brennan and Thurgood undergo an operation. does not require prosecutors to adivse grand year of a four-year pact. Marshall agreed that prosecutors are not jury witnesses of the full range of rights outlined The agreement, providing a total increase in pay of 30 per in the landmark Miranda decision in 1966. required to give Miranda warnings to grand jury cent over four witnesses. But they suggested that a more years, will be voted on by members of the The Miranda decision required police to advise National Assn. of Broadcast Employes and Technicians criminal suspects narrow set of warnings should be required and open thursday and Friday nights of their right to remain silent, (NABET), Thursday night. their right to an attorney and their strongly argued that grand jury witnesses are right to have entitled to legal representation. NABET went on strike against the network an attorney appointed for them if they cannot April 1. aford to hire NBC accused NABET of one. In other action, the court: sabotaging equipment at the start of the strike and refused to take the Writing for the court, Chief Justice Warren E. •Declined to review a plea bargaining employes back without agree¬ a contract. Burger said, "To extend these concepts to ment by which the government dropped fraud As part questioning before a grand jury inquiring into charges against former milk industry lobbyist of Tuesday's agreement, both sides said they criminal activity under the guidance of a judge ia would Jake Jacobsen, who became a government drop lawsuits — NBC's for damages from the alleged . an exravagant expansion never remotely con¬ witness in the bribery trial of former Treasury sabotage and NABET's for libel. templated by this court in Miranda." Secretary John Connally. NBC management employes have carried out the strikers' Burger said grand jury witnesses may exercise •Struck down a municipal ordinance duties their Fifth requiring at affected network stations in New York, Chicago, Amendment right to refuse to people who go door-to-door seeking information Cleveland, Washington, San Francisco and Los Angeles, answer questions which would incriminate them for any "federal, state, county or but that they have no right to refuse to municipal occasionally with obvious technical difficulties. respond political campaign or cause" to identify them¬ to other questions. selves in writing to the police. u'|iiiiiiiiii|i|i'mii'iiiii'i^ Nightly) llptni ON rwiLsi Iranian police raid hideouts TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — In ocrackdown on onti-government activity, Iranian police raided three hideouts northwest of Tehran and killed 10 persons connected with foreign terrorist groups, officials announced Wednesday. Four passers-by were shot and killed by the alleged guerillas when they tried to help police prevent escapes during the shootouts Tuesday in the communities of Rosht, Ghazgin and Karaj, the officials added. The government has reported seven gunbattles during the past week between police and what it says are terrorists. The government statement said the seven men and three women who shot it out with police Tuesday had connections "with foreign countries and foreign terrorist groups" but did not identify countries or groups. It said police found documents in the hideouts which proved the foreign connections, plus submachine guns, ammunition and grenades from Eastern bloc countries. The Iranian government has never made clear the nature of the guerillas or terrorists it is trying to defeat except to depict them as extreme leftists. Lockheed deal with Canada off SUIT - PLUS - VEST OTTAWA, Canada (AP) — Lockheed Aircraft Corp., shaken by a series of international payoff scandals, has Youthful in profile for the who suffered another sharp jolt with Canada backing away from man appreciates the fine a $1 billion purchase of patrol planes. quality of workmanship and styling. Negotiations for the sale of 18 Orion aircraft collapsed Tuesday night because of a lack of cash to begin the The deal, years in the project. Jacobson's takes pride in a selection of making, fell apart when the suitings government reversed itself and decided it would assure you the cash Lockheed had been not provide of being correctly, comfortably drei unable to borrow from Canadian chartered banks. anywhere. Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau told reporters Canada would buy the planes only if Lockheed could raise We invite you to $300 million needed for the early stages of the program. come see our complete collec of tropical and year-round blends in stripes, pl« Pravda replies to Rockefeller MOSCOW (UPI) — The Soviet Communist and solids. newspaper Pravda accused Vice President Nelson Rockefeller Wednes¬ day of favoring a "harsh course" in Soviet-American relations. Answering Rockefeller's charge that the Soviet Union is 3 piece vested suits from '100 attempting to establish a new empire, Pravda accused the vice president's family of having "their fingers" in latin America, the Middle East and other areas. The Pravda commentary came in response to speeches Jacab^aoS made by Rockefeller in West Berlin and Frankfurt during a recent European tour. Pravda said Rockefeller's statements show "a wish to play up bellicose forces who call for the strengthening of U.S. might and for a harsh course in Soviet-American relations." Insurance plan due today By DONNABAKUN State News Staff Writer University. He cited that possible later action could discriminatory. "I think it (the plan) is the Under the new plan, life Today marks the deadline for all come through the Faculty most blatant example of a unilateral regular Grievance Committee. change premiums for persons over 45 would University employes covered under the "Our best avenue is to in working conditions without consulting decrease by five-year increments. Paid life present University life insurance keep the present faculty that I've ever run into since I've to file for program insurance package and insurance provisions, which under the old coverage under a new plan — one change it as new been here." he said. which many faculty members have people are brought into the University," he plan were divided into $1,500 and $2,500 called said. Repas added that any resultant action allocations, would be set at a fiat rate of unilateral and secretive. regarding the matter would be the result of Summitt said he felt that discrimination $2,000 for all subscribers to the new Faculty members were notified of the the combined effort of plan. under the new University employes. The plan was presented earlier this program in a May It letter which plan was an "actuarial The pian was proposed year that they submit the enclosed forms requested issue." The real issue, he said, was the fact by the University by the Office of Compensation to the MSU Office of Compensation in by that the University did not elicit conjunction with Employers Assn. (MSUEA) and the Dept. today if they desired coverage under the faculty the University staff benefits office, the of Public Safety (DPS) for consideration during early stages of the consideration. plan, which becomes effective July 1. Assn. of Professional Administrators The MSUEA made Bob Repas, professor of labor plan. one modification aimed and (APAi and a subcommittee of the Univer¬ at industrial relations, said the Repas, however, said he felt the plan was reducing insurance rates for single only prior sity and Farul'y Affiars Committee. notice of the plan given the employes under the new plan. [acuity was a May 10 article in the MSU News Bulletin. Repas deemed the new insurance pro¬ gram discriminatory to women, faculty members and single persons. He said the decrease in premiums for over 45 was unfair to those older persons faculty Referendum give aid w members who had subsidized the insurance plan when they were younger. "Wives of male faculty members would to SMAB, media groups be hurt most (by the plan), since they are the beneficiaries when the man dies and single faculty members ore partially subsi¬ dizing those who have children." Repas By SEAN HICKEY little less then half of the total funds. said. State News Stall Writer the fields of media we are confronted with. Printed media included in this Gary Posner, University employment year's Printed media would gain by the Currently, over 35 student media organi¬ budget inrlude the Spectacle, which receiv¬ program compensation and benefits director, could zations are funded through ing proposal in the sense that they would _ SN photo/Robert Kg, not be reached appropriations ed $8,000, the iansing Star, also receiving receive more concentration from us. If we . Wednesday for comment made by the Student Media ■everyone who swims at the MSU outdoor pool dares to take the 33- regarding the University's position on the Board (SMAB). But if the Appropriations $8,000, end the Oracle, funded at $5,467. only had to deal with printed media we Iplunge from the top diving platform, but those who do say it's an new insurance plan Programing proposals for board passes in today's a Under the programing board proposals could be more efficient with our use of Writing experience. The pool will stay open (rom 9 p.m. Friday to Robert Summitl, chairperson of the student referendum, SMAB's SMAB would receive 20 per cent of the funds." Juckett said. k. Siturdsy for an all-nighter celebration with music responsibili¬ proposed student tax of $2 a term. Juckett provided by Metallurgy, Mechanics and Materials ties will be reduced to providing funds for estimated that under this Juckett faces a difficult situation when it Ketation WILS. Science Dept., said that anv faculty printing media only. arrangement (SMABI would receive approximately comes to choosing which media groups will e would first involve "The dialog with the programing board proposals will $40,000. receive funds and which groups will not. be dividing up the responsibilities that Proposals from organizations that are BOARD MAY APPROVE PROPOSALS SMAB has right now," Dave Juckett of SMAB said. "Currently we take care of "If the proposal goes through, it will benefit everybody. As a result we will be politically oriented or have outside incomes able to give more funds to student media are usually cut first. Media groups are every type of media under the board but encouraged to obtain advertising revenues, the proposal would limit than we have given in the us to print media past. Right now funds for salaries are always rejected. lousing rate hike likely we are extremely overworked here because only." For 1976 SMAB allocated $63,348 worth we have too many types of media to contend SMAB's biggest allocation for 1976, of student funds which come from 50 with," Juckett said. $10,000, went to Mariah and Showcase Jazz. per This purchased a sound system which is cent ofan ASMSU tgx of $1 a term. SMAB This year SMAB was confronted with a under SMAB's jurisdiction and thus owned ii campus gives money to media organizations of flood of requests for funds from various housing rates and an $127 per month to $132 per month. The $60 in all indoor areas where organized academic every type including RHA, Mariah. Show¬ media projects around the by the students. The sound system will be |a smoking ban are likely to be increase fdhresidence hall rates would bring campus. Juckett stored in the Instructional Media activity occurs. Students voted 7,411 to case Jazz, the Star Trek Club and others. said the requests for funds exceeded his Center at the MSU Board of Trustees' the cost of one academic year at MSU to and can be used by any student 1,980 in favor of such a ban. Under this year's budget, SMAB organiza¬ ■OKtmg Friday morning. $1,402.50 from its present $1,342.50. gave budget (of $68.3451 by three to four times. tion for a small fee which covers the service "There is very little possibility that the printed media about $30,000, which is a "We here at SMAB are not [Miration will recommend a $60 The smoking ban that is likely to meet experts in all of two operators who run the board will not pass the ban," Ballard said. system. in residence hall rates for the with board approval, according to Elliott The board will also award contracts for r, said Roger Wilkinson, Ballard, secretary to the board, was two fire safety improvement projects for the ii for business and finance, proposed to the trustees by ASMSU Auditorium and for rewiring in Yakely ith that, a $5 monthly increase in President Brian Raymond at the April Gilchrist residence halls. I housing rent will be proposed, meeting. Raymond presented the results of Work on both would begin ine-bedroom unit from a spring term referendum immediately, calling for the ban Wilkinson said. The trustees will meet informally at 7:30 tonight in 104A and 105B Kellogg Center. The regular meeting will be held at 9 a.m. ' Friday in the Board Room on the fourth floor SET of the Administration Building. Appeal fails to put end to jet landings WASHINGTON (API - A federal ap- peals court Wednesday upheld the govern ment's decision allowing the supersonic Concorde passenger jet to land regularly at two U.S. airports. The ruling by the three-judge court apparently cleared the way for Air France and British Airways to start Concorde service to Dulles International Airport outside Washington on Monday as scheduled. However, the ruling has no effect on the Concorde ban imposed by the Port Author¬ ity of New York-New Jersey, which operates New York's Kennedy Inter¬ national Airport. East Lansing shops are SN PhotoDan Shutt demonstrating that art is News. If not inspiring, it has at least frightened a That six-month ban at Kennedy currently for everyone and everywhere. This portrait of few unsuspecting shoppers who expected bare is being challenged by the two airlines in a Pablo Picasso adorns the walls of the stairs that walls and found Pablo's face instead, SN photo/Leo Salinas New York District Court. lead to the numerous shops below Paramount Mol the MSU Wizard of Oz Club Fairfax County, Va., one of the two dancing for joy because their . are I" counties where Dulles is located, has passed presenting the movie "The Wizard of Oz" has been achieved. The a local ordinance that would bar the d'wbe shown Friday at 7,9 and 11 p.m. in 111 Olds Hall. Tickets are Concorde from landing at the federally ■Mvance and $1.25 at the door. For advance tickets call 332-0762. owned airport. The court decision did not mention that ban and it was unclear what HEW notes rise in welfare rolls; effect that ordinance would have on the start of service. larges The court's ruling came in a suit brought more families receive federal aid against gridder by eight environmental groups and 27 congressmen. That suit was joined by Fairfax and Loudoun counties, Vs., and by families headed by jobless fathers, up 5.4 WASHINGTON (AP) - The number of first time since May 1971 that the rolls Nassau County, N.Y., the state of the New pe settled out of court persons on state and local welfare rolls per cent from the previous month, to a new topped one million, the report said. York and the Aviation Consumer Action total of 621,700 recipients. Igist July, there climbed over the one million mark last General assistance covers the working project, a Ralph Nader group. January for the first time in more than four were 495,972 persons on AFDC in that At a hearing Wednesday, the opponents poor, home relief for the unemployed and and one-half years, the government report¬ category in 28 states. K'®" - An out-of-court settlement is apparently being drawn up which claimed the Feb. 4 decision by Transporta¬ ed Wednesday. HEW said the states with the largest underemployed, and disabled persons who ■^'»e dropping 0f assault charges against former Michigan State football player tion Secretary William T. Coleman Jr. During the same month, a cumulative increases in unemployed father families have not qualified or have not yet been approved for federal Supplemental Security allowing Air France and British Airways to the seven-month period from July to Kpssle"uned from a fraternity party fight in March in which Croxton, a former operate the Concorde on two flights daily increase of 10,316 unemployed fathers and over Income. itajrriari: al|egedly cut another man with a broken wine bottle. their families joined the federal-state aid to January were California, up 20,442 to HEW said the seven states with the into Kennedy and one flight daily into LT l'tim, 22-year-old Joseph Powell, said he would probably drop the charges Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) 172,920; Ohio, up 6,672 to 81,885; Michigan, largest number of general assistance reci¬ Dulles should be overturned because Cole¬ V™!d a?ree to pay his hospital costs and submit to some other stipulations, program, the report said. up 32,791 to 81,140; New York, up 11,458 to pients were New York, 245,794; Pennsyl¬ man did not consider all pertinent The Dept. of Health, Education and 32,236; Pennsylvania, up 5,568 to 27,904; t ! teammate, wide receiver Eugene Byrd, faces a charge of aggravated , information. vania, 149,258; Illinois, 91,996; Michigan, Editor the brawl. Welfare said that more than 11.4 million Massachusetts, up 3,765 to 20,317; and 77,343; Ohio, 65,770; New Jersey, 57,304; The court noted Coleman's order only persons received AFDC benefits in Jan¬ Washington, up 6,948 to 20,822. L,ecported|y resulted from bad feelings between the black social fraternity, authorized flights for up to 16 months so uary, an increase of 57,456 persons or State and local general assistance rolls, and California, 55,118. The nation's family welfare spending last K,.,'•and hlack athletes. which involve no federal funds, totaled r'Worney, Fred Abood, said "these are all great boys and everybody loves one that the government could gain information one-half of one per cent from the previous . . . year rose 21.4 per cent from 1974 to a about the Concorde's impact on the month. 1,002,629 recipients in 44 states which record high $24.8 billion for AFDC, Medic¬ WuII«h ,kt'e was working on a settlement. The increase included 41,946 members of | "e tight "just an unfortunate incident." environment. reported figures for January, marking the aid and general assistance. ®[°)DiJj)D®(n) 'No' on Programing Board Today students will be voting on achieving the goals of complete ASMSU bureaucracy to include an issue fundamental to MSU independence of financing and the programing board. Rather cultural, social and artistic activi¬ control of artistic, cultural and than severing ties with student ties outside of the classroom. social programing. It should be politics completely, programing These activities are various rejected by students. would rather be incorporated with programs sponsored by student In the past, programing has ASMSU. groups such as Great Issues, been enmeshed in the politics that Showcase Jazz and the like. Tied in with this is a telling permeates student government. It point: The present ASMSU and What students will be voting on has had to compete with other, is the amendment to the ASMSU SMAB taxes of 50 cents will be constitution which would set up a groups in order to obtain the replaced by a single $2 tax (45 per money it needs. cent to the programing board, 35 programing board to coordinate these cultural programs and unify The result of this has been a per cent to ASMSU and 20 per cent them under one board. qualitatively and quantitatively to SMAB). Though students voted pathetic status when compared to it down winter term, ASMSU Presently, the various pro¬ programs at other universities. would be receiving a tax increase grams are fragmented, inconsis¬ tent and financially insecure. The We have said that programing at from the proposal. idea of a unified board is one the MSU must be removed entirely Once the programing board State News has supported and from the political arena and have has its share of the tax—45 per a source of recommended for a long time. financing distinct from cent—it will be plugged into the The proposal students will vote ASMSU in every way. ASMSU business office, rather on today has considerable merit, What the proposal gives us, than having total independence of but it falls unacceptably short of however, is an expansion of the financing. Our position, as a newspaper sensitive to the least hint of control from anywhere, is that all such doors should be shut, locked and bolted. We advise the program¬ ing organizations who have supported the proposal to recon¬ Thursday, May 20, 1976 sider, for the ASMSU business Stale News editorials ore determined by the opinion board, composed of die office could—and has—become the editor-ln-chlef, managing editor, news editor, the associate editors, opinion interruption or suspension of free page editor and staff representative. Viewpoints, columns and letters ore expression. personal opinions. We do not say the current set-up Editorial Board Editor-ln-chlef Mary Ann ChickShaw Photo Editor is better. We say the present At Surllngham Managing Editor Sherman Garnett Copy Chlet Jeannlne T ds idieil change, but Levetque Jiange News Editor . Marty Sommerness Layout Ed-'or Janet R Olsen which is sensible, Associate Editor Carole Leigh Hutton Sports Editor intelligent Associate Editor Ira Elliott Freelance Editor Edward L. Ronders chance which removes program- Susan Wllloughby Opinion Page Editor Robert Ourllan Staff Representative Frances Brown in; !SU from student politics altogether and change which does Advertising Dept. not use money as a lure for Advertising Manager Don Gorow Asst. Advertising Manager Cac/ Corfield prospective supporters. SMAB is a good thing and is rare among college PAT LACROIX To the Editor can campuses. The students of ASMSU make one more step .to improve this concept by approving tlie deeeiitiaiisstiosi' ra.fe.. o^^ejjsion majting in this wide field of by ASMSU and COGS to distribute funds to alternative media produced by and related to students of MSU. The Dave Juckett, Chairperson Student Media Appropriation Board Losing it altogether in the students voted a 50 cent tax per term to fund these groups European illness through SMAB. Since that time SMAB has allocated almost (150,000 to over 50 different student groups. Over one third of this has gone to After reading the article "Indians' free (splat) MSU computer fund five major student tuition bill raises ruckus in Senate," on Whizzzz... whrrirrrrr... newspapers. The page beeeeeep ... remaining has gone to other printed media, of the May 14 edition of the State splat. Porn flicks one News, to video projects, audio projects snd multimedia productions, to special I feel that a comment is in order. I feel that the "tired "This is a recording ... the computer THINK IT5 f\ LIST OF DEMAND*,.. forums, Injun jokes and program that you have submitted has not I wish to respond to Mr. Hamilton's letter on the to concerts and to the purchase of equipment, most notably the SMAB sound joviality" are symptomatic of a European run successfully. It has not even begun to LONGER COFFEE 3REAK97 <3 TdW in OIL, showing of pornographic films on sickness that has plagued the native walk yet." system, which is available AND ONLY H/GH GRAPE. campus. Last night I went to a Beal Group porno¬ groups. to all student American Indian people since the first graced our shores. European For people with minds that lean creativity, the MSU Computer Center is a toward TAPER,,,, graphic film. In With this wide scope of media on den of horrors. Key-punch machines my opinion, it was in poor campus, Though I realize that even legislators galore taste and not worth the the board finds it and cards that can't be folded, (2.50 I paid to see very difficult to appropri¬ have a right to bring a ray of sunshine and it. This does not ate the limited funds to the spindled, mean that I think that their joy into their jobs through humor, I can't mutilated or even doodled upon in moments many diverse showing should be stopped. groups which ask for it. The board help but think about the constant degrada¬ of uncontrolled must deal with regularly fantasy are all an integral Hamilton may feel that applications for funds which tion and ridicule the Indian part of this blinking, whirring, clickety- they "appeal to people are the lowest taste and to the most total three and four times the forced to endure. clack world. perverse amount and basest of passions." but this available. It also must make some decision gives him Even in joking, the legislator who said Recently I walked through that building; as to which no right to inflict his morals on anyone else. forms of media are "Indians who take heads were bent low over In a country founded on the ethic of appropriate to fund and which have the most measure be made to swear off advantage of the firewater long sheets filled with depressingly accurate rows of sys¬ C0MP-V-1EX freedom for all, the laws should be made to greatest impact on the students. This has when attending college" and tematic dots, dashes, numbers, been a tremendous "Many people nothings protect the people from others, not to inflict problem and I would who are not serious about and letters. moral standards upon them. like to thank those board college have been members who known to drink and carouse" reflects the I wondered to myself: "How have served with me for the long would I Reasoning such as Hamilton's is the basis patience and Euro-American mentality in past and do this before committing suicide?" for many of our laws concern with which I figured that I would against victimless they have dealt with it. present dealings with the Indian people. ' probably last a crimes such as prostitution, If Proposals A and B are drug use (not passed SMAB The lack of seriousness and understand¬ grand total of two seconds. abuse), homosexuality and would only concern itself with What fascinated (revolted?) pornography. printed ing with which the government deals with me even These laws have no place in our media and this would the Indian people is a continuous was the realization that society. greatly simplify the pain for us more people are Also, the purpose of a university is not to work of the board. Much more effort could as we try to improve the quality of our lives actually MAJORING in this thing: they brainwash its students to accept the morals be placed on dealing with this one area of in this country. take (suffer through?) terms upon terms of of those in power. media and therefore the students To ask a government which has this torture, and would never some even like it. In my opinion, it is to benefit. If one of these media forms was not been fair to the Indian to expose the students change overnight Why else would they be in there, doing to all possible alternatives and to meeting students' needs and interests, then is not realistic, but what is that to themselves? let them decide which is best. the board would be more happening in the likely to be aware Now, some of my best friends are CPS John Stormon 529 N. Wonders Hall of it and more likely to do it. something about Michigan Senate at this sick. time still makes me majors, and I see first-hand what happens to them. d The other forms of media would JeffSprague The initial course that they are be required funded through the Lansing Programming Board to take usually does not strain their brains Referendum which would have representatives each of the many diverse media from too much, it only permanently crosses their As chairman of the Student Media involved. This allows for much groups more People power eyes and forces their tongue to lick their lips in anguish. Appropriations Board (SMAB), I would like knowledge of the areas by the board As time progresses, however, members and many more they seem to give my resource The national pollsters have indicated that to develop nervous twitch support to Proposals A and B to deal with the people upon nervous many projects involved. confidence in the federal government Is at twitch: their hands continually shake, they Towoff COnling before the st"1 III I I 11,11 the equipment and support from union rank-and- Reagan's drive for the nomi¬ I ii I III Iii>i\ V I i//«i nation was not seriously set file voters, who apparently experts to help you get / followed the example of Presi¬ back by his losses in Maryland dent Leonard Woodcock of the the most out of i and Michigan. He expected United Auto Workers and both losses, he said Tuesday other union officials who en¬ roughing it! night. dorsed Carter two weeks or It's good that he did, for final more ago. He did well among vote totals indicated the former black voters, helped by the California governor won, out of Michigan's counties, just one — support of Detroit's black Mayor Coleman Young, but _ PlERIDIAN PlALL RAUPP Gogebic, in the far western blacks were said not to have Campfitters reaches of the Upper Peninsula. Ford had a majority in all others. Udall's strength apparently turned out too well. Suburban voters, according to Detroit- area county officials, voted in rather large numbers. The near-tie is more impor¬ PlADHATTER i-8pm Saturday 10-5 was concentrated in two areas —suburban Detroit and areas with liberal college voters, such as the counties of Kalamazoo (Western Michigan Univer¬ tant to Udall. But it is impor¬ tant to him, in the mainly as a means long run, of loosening lONLIGHr HORSES A-Z SALE a link in the Carter chain. sity), Ingham (MSU), Washte¬ naw (U-M and Eastern Michi¬ gan) and Isabella (Central Mich¬ igan, Alma). He ran away from Carter in huge Oakland County FRID4Y — north of Detroit Ford campaigned heavily last week, did very well Tuesday — where > FAIRWAY • • PMY21 and quite possibly drew off potential Carter voters. Udall OOLF • 7-11BM did just slightly less well in RANOI • suburban Macomb County. • Udall's overall success in the state may have been accounted 1 Mill list • of MendiM Mall Damage rates on Grand River WASHINGTON (AP) - The Postal Service says that • Hit from though publicity has focused on parcels artificol or mangled by new mail sorting natural grass machines, the damage rate to packages is dropping. Assistant Postmaster Gen¬ eral Ed Brower said that a congressional investigation of the and new mail resulting sorting network press accounts II • 3 sizes of buckets have given a distorted picture. Coupon good Riding School Instructors Cours*—First and Contact: "It has all created a mislead¬ for Second Years July 12-16 Mr. Ed Farmer ing impression of the Postal 50' OFF Continuing Education Service that has cost us some Kellogg Center A jumbo bucket customers. We can handle the Michigan State of balls University mail better now than ever but OFFER EXPIRES Offered at Michigan Slate East Lansing. Mien some people have lost confi¬ East University Lansing — Expires 48824 dence in us," Brower said in an f Expires 6-1-76 6-1-76 £ (517) 355-0161 interview. ••••••••• ■ Instate News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 20, 1976 GROUP WANTS STUDENT UNITY lord block By PATRICIA UCROIX to resurface m State News SUH Writer u1™.reaSon The for loosing those particular sections. seats and their desirability will be motivation for oiled it school spirit back then: the days when and freshmen sophomores to 'iders led the entire student body in rousing choruses of the In normal participate in the card block," he said. seating arrangements planned ■r«ht song, when Homecoming was THE event of the year, two sections in by the University, the I .students were proud to be an MSU product and when you question are reserved for Mclntyre said that in 1968, upperelassmen. Kudly wslk from the women's dormitories (West Circle) to the end zone, few students when the card section was located in Inion for a malt without being drowned in green and white. were effort, and it failed for that reason. inspired to participate in the Elclntyre of Student Foundations Organization is trying to I ball rolling to revive those days by organizing an MSU The sections 9 and 10 location also has good visibility for those attending the game, Mclntyre said, since spectators Eock to perform at the 1976 football games. The card block, entire west side and both end sitting on the I,!recently as 1968, would consist of people flashing different presented in the stadium. zones will be able to see the show L cards to create pictures such as Sparty's face, Two row captains will be tnt Foundations Organization, using the card block as a assigned to each of the 36 rows with the responsibility of recruiting 18 members each and six -pad to revive the old college spirit and promote pride in alternatives and making sure that all the seats are as first formed during winter term. filled for every game. I January we first started tossing the idea of such an The different Nation around," Lori Smith, publicity chairperson for the designs themselves will be planned by a Design Committee. Jjalion. said. Since the 18 by 18-inch cards that were ■Organizing ■ the card block, we can unite students in dorms, usable condition, used in 1968 are still in Mclntyre said there would not be that much cost fSi sororities and off campus as to what the Student in implementing the card section. To cover office costs and in Organization is doing," Mclntyre said, incidentals, the Student Foundations there, we will continue with our plans to help promote minor Organization is asking for funding by an MSU fundraising group. Iji MSU." Since then the group has been planning various Each student will be responsible for handling five cards during actively involve students in University activities. the shows, and therefore 10 colors will be available for L jnv0|ve students in Universtiy activities, different designs. lord block itself will consist of 36 rows of 36 people each in Ts9and 10 of the stadium. Realizing that this is a prime ■ !meating wi" be held Tuesd"y at 4 p.m. in the Old College Hall Lfor seats (30 yard line), Mclntyre said that this was the block " Gri" t0r pe°ple inter,'stl", in wnrkinK on the card Ijgher industrial payrolls pster rise in personal income IsHINGTON (API ,— Higher payrolls in distribution largest since February's $12.4 billion. spur LEISUREWEAR Iries helped quicken the growth in American's personal L during April, the government reported today. 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"OWNTOWN 107 S, WASHINGTON 1 0 Michigan State News, Eost Lonsing, Michigan Thursday, % 20, u BOB SEGER SHOOTS TO STARDOM v Shakedown to Live Bullet' hits the target 'funky jazz' Monda The Ron Shaull By MARTY SOMMERNESS hungry day, Seger is the defini¬ Shakedown, a groun th»t i SUte News Staff Writer big time: concerts a half-decade ago had a tive rock star. •"The Cobo concerts showed Bob Seger's "Live Buliet" self-conscious sense of com¬ Whether singing his own the Seger-Detroit bond is album is a piercing, high-caliber munity—and even in those days After backing several "Katmandu," "Get Out of Den¬ stronger than ever," wrote groups, Ron ShaulL,™ ■ rock projectile that should Seger was the old man of Motor an album released last ver,". "Travelin' Man," "Beauti¬ Christine Brown in the Detroit City rock," wrote John Laycock Shaull calls his music February called "M I v1"14! ■ score bull's-eyes in Detroit, Denver. Katmandu and every ful Loser." "Lookin' Back" or "Jody his cult Girl," hymn Free Press. "Seger's stage flash and power come not for the Windsor Star. 'That's what Seger offered his comrade musicians on all the 'funky jazz' and the songs. albui\ b™ ,eat»fc|F*1 other part of the not-so-civilized through "Heavy Music" or even the his dress...but in his spiritual spirits at Cobo: directness, world. The two-record package, songs of others like Tina Tur¬ ner's "Nutbush City Limits" and Van Morrision's "I've Been and physical control of a crowd...His Thursday show was energy, straight-forward put- up-or-shut-up...He gave rock 'n' Arborarea. ShauU pTaTs^to,T!LMnd\o7raM recorded Sept. 5 and 6. 1975, a perfectly structured rock 'n' roll back to Detroit—where it during concerts by the "Ram- belongs." Formerly a student at MSU, Shaull has blin' Gamblin' Man" in Detroit's Whether entertaining people Jackson and East Lansing areas for the been "1 Cobo Hall, exemplifies every producer of his album, Neil thing for which rock has at concerts in Cobo Hall or in and came to Avery, is orieinaBv I.Vl both damned and praised. been the University Auditorium, as Michigan about five years ago The tn 1 It is raw. he did Dec. 2, 1975, or via Record's Co " Part"ershi'> to N" 2* It is intense. records, Seger proves he has Shaull said the two men have learned much during his length their own publishing It is "If there is a regional sound here, "Seger scud booking agent, so they don't have to fun-loving, raucous, in a press release, "I apprenticeship. He said there rely on oth„ & violent, earthy, punkish, elec¬ guess you'd have to say it's are some major Los Angeles record The Silver Bullet band, com¬ in the promotion of artists in tric, powerful, gutsy, hell-for- high-energy white rock V roll with soul Michigan. "I leather, well-honed rock, the undercurrents from Motown and a strong dance posed of Seger, lead vocals, Avery said there are no studio facilities in type of music that has made guitar and piano; Drew Abbott, this are, vj heat. Inotice kids tend to dance at offering their services to local talent. * Seger a rock musician's rock my concerts lead guitar and background and I like that. Dancing is what rock According to Shaull, there haven't been 'n'rollisall vocals; Alto Reed, tenor, alto, any studio fu about." baritone saxophones and per¬ this area since Motown went west. Since then local u "If there is a regional sound not had anywhere to produce. cussion; Chris Campbell, bass here," Seger said in a press guitar and background vocals; "We're always open to release, "I guess you'd have to Robyn Robbins, organ, clavi- anybody who wants to say it's high-energy white rock | recording business," Avery said. . net, melotron and piano; and 'n' roll with soul undercurrents SN photo/Tim T« Charlie Allen Martin, percus¬ Ramblin' Gamblin' from Motown and a dance beat. I notice kids tend to strong sion and background vocals, man Bob Seger rocks Into some heavy music during his Dec. 2, 1975, concert in the *★★***★*★★★★★★★★★**,L dance at my concerts and I like that. Dancing is what rock 'n' Working," Seger captures all of the fire of the live roll experience." stands on the threshold of achieving the much-deserved University Auditorium. The same type of excellent Motor City music that Seger and his Silver Bullet JRHARHARHflRHflRHflj roll is all about." ances on his album perform- without sacrificing the technical aspect ."Bob made it clear that he was not going to forget the national prominence that has eluded Seger for too long. Band brought to MSU is Bullet" album. displayed in the new "Live j PRESENTS Anywhere else Seger could people that got him started," of With his most recent record | recording. wrote Cathey McMahon in the possibly be considered an artist THE AUDIENCES The sellout Motor following hot on the heels of the of the second City con- Detroit News. "Overall, the order, but in certs, from which the album's successful "Beautiful Loser" concert was flawless and moved Michigan in general and in the Motor City in particular, where tracks were culled, were hailed ahead like a burning locomo- album and a rollicking concert tVe. UNOJT^vors'iorx ^ proof positive that the local lour, Seger and his men have i DON'T JUST SEE If as tive. Not your run-of-the-mill he spent many a long night and boy had finally made it in the all the momentum needed for sequined theatrical perform- ^ but instead, slippin' taking the music scene by J and slidin' with straight-ahead if They talk to it! They cheer it! | REO concert postponed rock 'n' roll, which makes watching as good as listening— "Live Bullet" is a weapon. Seger is a crack sharp¬ potent * They roar with it! They loveit! the way Seger fans wanted it." shooter. Together, they make •"So it was an event, the due to sound problems way one hell of a direct hit. REO, scheduled to headline Frank Fox, involved with Group to perform faculty compositions in an attempt to revive rock in bringing the acts to the Lansing Lansing at the Civic Center Tuesday, will not be appearing area, said-(hat REO Will hope¬ Sunday music presentation fully be rescheduled for wiothor at that time. time, but said that it was The State Singers^oTkfSU, a 53-member chorus directed by Due to probiems with the Robert Harris, associate "questionable" if the other two professor of music, will appear in concert sound system that the acts will appear at 4 p.m. Sunday in the Music Building Auditorium. group with them. insists upon using, REO's The group will present Harris' part composition for choir and brass. of the show, originally Other featured music will include a number planned by H. Owen Reed, for Tuesday, will be re¬ MSU professor of music. scheduled. The appearance of Larry Coryell and the Eleventh House Band and Angel, also scheduled to appear Tuesday, will also be Today Open 6:45 P.M. canceled. Shows a* 7:00,9:05 P.M. 5 Academy Awards SUPER X slftCK NICHOLSON 3 X-RATED THE ONE FLEWOVER FILMS EXORCIST THE CUCKOOS NEST No. I HARLOT 7:00p.m., 10:30p.m No. II The CONFISCATED JAN-MICHAEL 9:15p.m. VINCENTisthe No. Ill It's ALL FOR * SALE $11 8:10p.m. ^ THURS. WILSON 7:30 A 9:30 11 SHOWPLACE: 116 Ag. Eng. }Nowfor thefir«ttimea | } movie captures the I ADMISSION: '2.00 FOR ALL THREE From Win* Bros Q VOTE YES } drama of the OlympicfJ if, ON *1 *1 ; A.S.M.S.U. *i PROPOSALS BOX OFFICE OPtNS AT 8:00 SHOW STARTS LftFRY"T V i JLLi.rVrWrK DUSK Unified Programming fwLsr:Mi4Kr wSng For More _ & Thursday at Information, call 355-3355 Knapp's Linsinq, Meridian * THURS. CONRAD 7:30 & 9:30 ' in stpte News, Eo»t lonzing, Mlchiggi Thursday, May 20, 1976 ] ] caching code ■trHAElSAVEL about 200 faculty members passes Senate M■ addressed the group at the (More IWH on page 14) R..,SU« Writer attended. Senate come in June, but I am not submitted my request for $20 Free reading program, 9 to 12 Need accurate career informa¬ Hh, Academic Senate the meeting and described University budget situation holding my breath." million because I believe this is Richard Austin campaign volun¬ teers needed. Please attend meet¬ a.m. Saturday, 105 A and B Kellogg Center. Presented by Eng¬ tion? Visit Career Resource Cen¬ Enesday without a The teaching code had a few revisions made by the Academ¬ as "uncertain" and "in a state of Wharton submitted a request for an increase of $20 million absolutely essential for us to ing at 7:30 tonight, first floor lish Education students. Free ma¬ ter, MSU Counseling Center, 207 Student Services Bldg., from 8 KS5"^ ■ ^ n.^nnnaikllltV. ic Council and was expected to pass the senate easily if there decline in level of legislature." support in the over last year's allocation. Gov. Milliken's budget calls for an operate." He said that there is an overall decline of lobby, North Case Hall. Women's Council will have a terial for all content areas. Meeting for people interested in a.m. to noon and Monday through Friday. 1 to 5 p.m. "Right now we are in the support for E. default. had been a quorum. The code highest degree of uncertainty increase of $16 million to the higher education in the state. meeting 8:30 tonight, 320 Student primal therapy at 3 p.m. Saturday, Weather permitting, Soaring J' jemjc Senate is com- outlines the responsibilites of education fund for the entire Services Bldg., to discuss Solidari¬ 334 East Michigan Ave., "Ten years ago were were apt. 2B. Club has flights from 10 a.m. to we have ever been," he said. "I state. ty Day. All students welcome. Call Steve Young. ■ the more than 3,300 each instructor to students seventh highest in our educa¬ dusk Saturday and Sunday, Ionia 1 0[ the (acuity- A really don't know when the tion funds in the concerning classroom pro¬ country," he County Airport. Phone number at appropriation is coming, and Members of Kappa Delta Pi Marching Band tryouts for I,toper ¥ cent is needed cedure. how much it will be. "We need at least $12 million said. "Now we are below the please attend spring initiation at Spartan Flag Corps at 10 a.m. intramural office. pr„posals and only President Wharton "I am to keep up with the rate of national average. 7:30 tonight in the Union Gold Saturday, 120 Music Bldg. All speculating that it may inflation," Wharton said. "I "I am not totally pessi¬ Room. interested students welcome. For Study, relax, meet new friends mistic of the situation, but we more information call director of at Shalom Center, open from 10 5 p.m. Monday through CANDIDATE CURRENTLY UNOPPOSED certainly have a difficult year The Creative Women's Cooper¬ ative will meet 8:30 tonight, Union bands. a.m. to Thursdays, above the Campus ahead," he said. Book Store. Oak Room. For more information Dept. of Linguistics and Oriental Lawrence Boger, acting call Jan Zerfas or Virginia Bemis. and African Languages is sponsor¬ provost, said the University is Minority Advisory Council yjnty sheriff seeks re-election ing Miniconference in linguistics, 3 preparing for budget cuts in English majorsl The Student to 10 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. to 6 monthly meeting will be from 3 to such a way as to blunt their Advisory Committee is meeting at 5 p.m., today, 443A Administra- p.m. Saturday in the International effect on the quality of educa¬ 4 tonight in the Honors College Center ConCon Room. tion. library. New members welcome. —(jICERICHTER have a rehabilitation like Report on the survivors of Nazi this." aid assistance to "We must plan for cutbacks. Singles group meeting with K(WS SUff Writer The program allows our citizens," us, and we will be helping them Gay Lib has a kegger tonight in Elaine Donelson and Jake Foglio death camps, Israel bonds and young he said. We have no choice but to be Okemos, a dance tomorrow night music I, L. Preadmore, offenders (persons jailed for the Preadmore said he also wants with their future careers," he prepared if the governor's pro¬ and a picnic Sunday afternoon. from 8 to 10 p.m. Saturday, on SHOFAR, 4 to 4:30 p.m. first or second time) to said. lounge, U.M.H.E., 1118 S. Harri¬ Sunday, WKAR 870 AM. Bingham County, has continue to employ MSU students in gram is implemented," he said. Call for details. Road. Td he will seek re-elec- their education while in prison. more capacities. "We Preadmore began his career "We must be prepared before¬ son L Republican ballot in The program gives prisoners are al- as a driver's license examiner hand to accommodate the Hospitality Assn. members!!! How's your heart? Sigma Alpha re¬ Women interested in producing Mu will take your blood pressure [ 3 election. He is the chance to finish general and progressed to investigator, trenchment level. Last presentation of this year by feminist radio show, "Women's for free today in front of 1 running unopposed, education degrees on the ele¬ chief deputy and then sheriff. "Right now we are planning a Mohawk Liqueurs at 7:30 tonight Voice," from 4:30 to 5 p.m. Bessey He is currently a member of in the Kellogg Center. Tasting ■more has served for 16 mentary, high school or com¬ five per cent flexibility guide¬ session included. Sundays on WKAR 870 AM, come ■Ingham County Sheriff munity college levels. the Executive Committee of the Crime Commission of the State line which department by to Women's Media Collective Fabrengen gathering after forked for the Sheriffs Preadmore has also insti¬ of Michigan, department adjusts its budget Wounded Knee Support Com¬ meetings, 7 p.m. Thursdays, Un¬ Shabbat at 9 p.m. Saturday. fa total of 29 years. War-old sheriff, in tuted drug holic treatment therapy and alco¬ Law Enforcement chairperson of the downward by five per cent to mittee information and literature table set up in the Union lobby all ion Lounge. No radio experience necessary. Havdolah first. All welcome, at Hillel foundation. programs. Training determine the impact if we had Council and chairperson of the day today. Lg his candidacy, said Another development which Law Enforcement to implement such a program," People's Yellow Pages lists free Elected he would con- grew up under Preadmore's mittee of the State of Policy Com¬ Boger said. "A five per cent MSU Railroad Club meeting, 7 and nonprofit community services Pre Law majors: Confused n developing jurisdiction is the paramedic Michigan. cutback would certainly hurt tonight in the Union. Officers in the Lansing area. Copies avail¬ about classes or curricula? Come In addition, Preadmore is a _s.ua,. are already in program which provides emer¬ past quality." elected for next year. able at Co-op office, 311-B Stu¬ to the rap session at 7:30 Thurs ■ under his direction. gency and paramedic treatment president of the Michigan He praised the faculty mem¬ dent Services Bldg. day, Eppley Center Teak Room. throughout the county. Sheriffs Assn. Rodeo Club meeting 8 tonight in By. I wish to continue bers for the way they have the Judging Pavilion. Visitors al¬ Deadline for "Starminion 3" is bilitation for young "We already have one para¬ During his service career, he been functioning under the ways welcomed. Learn to fix your car at the ' h we instituted medic unit going, but we has received various awards current budget stress. Community Auto Co-op'a U-Do-lt tonight! This is the year's last want issue of science fiction and fanta¬ such as the VFW-J. programs 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. _nuiuure said. "We are to add more to it so that we will Edgar "It is amazing the productiv¬ Co-op hostel guides are in. Get sy writing. Meeting Hoover Award for Policeman Saturdays, 215 E. Kalamazoo St., at 7, 334 ■ jail in the nation to be able to offer ity we have within, and handled Union. emergency first of the Year and the Junior yours today in the Co-op office, Lansing. Call for appointment. the increase of workloads with 311-B Student Services Chamber of Commerce Bill Bldg. minimum complaint," he said. The Kresge Art Gallery will have The final program of Soviet Ich professor to talk Butler Award for jails progress in the area of showing correc¬ "We have managed to maintain a maximum the MSU Simulation Society meets in Union Oak Room from 1 to 6 the formal Exhibition I, opening of the MFA featuring exhibitions Silent Film Festival, "The Man With a Movie Camera," will be Preadmore tion. on qualitative p.m. Sunday. Bring your favorite side." arranged by Master of Fine Arts presented at 7:30 p.m. Friday, 105 ready using the students in the games. Meet other gamers. students. S. Kedzie Hall landscape planning area of we police work, but now want to get students in the School of Medicine at MSU to ■ Vroom. professor and hopes the series will continue help us in developing the para¬ ASMSU PoP Entertainment, Mariah and Ebony in ol the Dept. of next year. medic program. ■ml - Architecture University at in Vroom's scape lecture, "Land¬ and Planning in the "The students will be helping Support The Programming Board Vgm Holland, will Netherlands," will be given in [i the School of Urban 102 Urban Planning Building. We urge you to... Jg and Lanscape Archi- | lecture series Monday BoarsIIraul is currently traveling Theater i «rth America as chair- . i the International presents Iranf Landscape Archi- ■ lecturing on landscape ewwJy hit lg ind research in the "THE HOT L BALTIMORE i is the last scheduled thru may 23 | for the lecture series, idt explained, Center for the Arts On the Referendum today from 8 am. to 8 pm. at any of the lis also the first year for ." he said, designated voting centers. AU voters must have their Le reactions have been validated MSU I.D. card to be le'Goldschmidt said he eligible. Opn 11J0 ml-Show 12 p.m. All Seats'? Passes Saspended Plenty of Parting Absolutely No One Under 18 Admitted BREAD & CIRCUSES and THE BLACK NOTES TV WORKSHOP PRESENT An Open Air Festival — Demonstration Hall Saturday, May 22 Sunday, May 23 NOON to 6:00 pm NOON to 6:00 pm Afro Dancers John Goacher Black Arts Cold Heat Company Essence Street Corner Society Bola Deru Experience Protones Association of Africans Creative Arts Collective Bombadil Pashami Dancers llmoja-Wa Karate Club Negro Airmen's Black Gold Pete Whittig International Ultra Mystics Black Arts Manifesto Bluegrass Extension Fireworks Jazz & Service Poetry Ensemble 1 2 Michigon State Newi, Eaot tomlnfl, Michigan •Keen ★ paula ★ onn ★ beth ★ randy ★ carolyn ★ clndy ★ •lain* ★ pot ★ margartt ★ Undo ★ vlckl ★ tarry * ★ THE CLASSIFIED TEAM ★ 355-8255 Let Us Help You! 355-825; mtwitlw 1[5| 1 IiHiotlvt |[5] FRANKLY SPEAKING .by phil frank I Eiploytil rVE JUST dE£N AWARDED A $25000 ... For Rent 31 DODGE VAN 1968 Pert panelled, VEGA, 1971, clean, runs good, MASSEUSES WANTED $10 per TV AND stereo rentals. cabinets, $200. Ghia with 1972 73,000 miles. $450. 353-1834. GfW TO tJVPY W INTELLIGENCE hour. Apply In peraon, 527 East $10.96/month. Call NEJAC m $25/term engine for parts, $75. After 6 p.m., 5-5-21 112) Michigan Avenue. 27-54 (12) 371-2310.3-5-21 (171 Lm.$ OF H0SS-- IF WRE SMART 1010. C-20-528 (121 £?' TwYckinghamT PHONE 355-8255 VEGA GT, 1973. Silver gray, 4 L?™; central air^ GROCERY CASHIER. 3 part-time DODGE WAGON 1969 4-door V-8, speed. AM/FM stereo. Call Linda YOU'LL LISTEN CLOSEVf TDlQHATTM openings. Must be neat, depend- GARDEN PLOTS~ 25 x 50 ~On» ^445 5521112) mile east of Meridian runs good. $500 or best offer. 351-9217. 3-5-24 112) ABOUT TO AAV ID f0U- able, and experienced. Apply in Mall' $13 Apattments " AUTOMOTIVE 487-0566. 6-5-26(131 3459551, 393-6214. 5528 (13) 821 person between 10 a.m. and noon ' 825 VEGA GT 1973, hatchback. Low NORTH PuJ Scooters t Cycles only to Mrs. Gavin, GAVIN'S (~ i.IZZT^ lust south of FIAT X-19,1974, must sell, excel¬ mileage. Extras, no rust. $1395. FOOD CENTER, 618 East Kalama- IfSJ Oakland (3 Parts 8 Service lent condition, needs minor body ApafTieilS W room apartment, uiiJ Call 655-3132. 3-5-24 (121 IOO. 5527 (29) J Aviation work. condnloned, sio„^| EMPLOYMENT 35MJ06._5-5-24J12l VEGA 1972 GT hatchback, loaded, TRYING TO rent or lease vour and dishwasher. Cam™! NEED GIRL to stay with handicap- extra FOR RENT FORD FAIRLANE 1969. transportation, needs some work. Good sharp. Must sell, $1295 or best ped mother at Northern cottage, apartment for sprinfl and terms? Call Terrv summe and storage, water laundrvj^P offer. 372-2752. 3-5-20 (131 housework. 332-4373. 2-521 (12) 3558255 deDOSIt Ipaco provided J Apartments $63.28, Best offer. 355-6115. 3-5 STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED. nn'r] u PTO-W Houses 21112) VW THING, 1973. 21,000 miles. Rooms FORD 1972 two door LTD. Air, Excellent condition. Phone 676- *1Rra23T252^m|helP Wan,9d' bedroom * ON~CAMPUsT^27~Bogue,3 SUMMul FOR SALE excellent condition. $1995 or offer, 4298. 3-5-24 (121 furnished, $170. Single MlCudor.Uojj,^ Animals 337-1135. 7-5-28 112) VW BEETLE 1974, excellent con¬ CLEAN - UP and cooks aide, part-time days, lull time nights, ^^bl"' 361«75. 7-5-24 489 5922 or Grond (l,„| Mobile Homes LOST t FOUND FORD FAIRLANE, 1965. Good dition, good mileage, AM/FM apply in person, OLDE TRESTLE, M5I^ IMm condition, dependable transporta¬ radio, snow tires, $2575. Call 3004 West Main, 4858765. 5527 FEMALE .8"AL8 roommate R°°M"ATE tc PERSONAL tion, $250 best offer. 355-5963. 332-6219 after 6 p.m. 3-524(16) ,501 . °om- pool, Hagadorn and Mt. ,°w» 2 Mm ,20' PEANUTS PERSONAL 3-5-24 (12) Hope. 3518238 or 332-2749 REAL ESTATE VW BUS 1971. Tepedeck, radio, TEACHER: DAY care, Lansing. 55241121 OietWujiKcu FORD FAIRLANE, 1970. Automa¬ three seats, carpeted. 351-7783. RECREATION SERVICE tic, power steering, excellent con¬ 5525 (12) Must have at least 2 years college, child development preferred. sua MM I Instruction dition. Leaving soon. $750, best offer. 355-8080. 5-5-21 114) VW BUG 1969 new tires, clutch, Some experience in pre-school teaching. Applications accepted INCMDIBU! 135 KEDZIE furnished, clean, ApaitmentjJ Typing and paint. $850. Chris at 351 -6134. a College Medio Serv, Box 9411 Berkeley, Co 94709 through 5 Swwr - 2 Mr, MM June qS FORD SUPER Van 1967. 5525(12) p.m., May 20th. Apply - TRANSPORTATION Air 101 East Willow Street, Close to campus, 2 johns conditioning, insulated, 240 en¬ Lansing. p< WANTED An Equal Opportunity apt., balconies, free canoes. ROUND TOWN gine. $650. Call Gordon 655-1100. 3-5-21 113) VW SUPER Beetle 1971. paint job. Body, engine, New and aa*tycteJ[ Pel ft mUe w. of Lansing Malt CAPR11974, V-6. Excellent FULLY CERTIFIED condi excellent, body very good, $650. 1970 CL350 HONDA. nursery school tion. Must sell. 351-8991 after 7:30 Completely teacher for COOPERATIVE NUR¬ Summer '53 per person 6135 W. Saginaw Call 351-5893.4-521 (12) re-built, low mileage, helmet. Best P m. 5527 (121 offer. 339-8344. 5526 (12) SERY SCHOOL in Mason. Con¬ Foil '78 per person Phone 371-5600 ^ tact Marilyn Melons, 6751689 for Discount for 12 mo. leose CHEVROLET 1968 Impala. Good TRIUMPH SPITFIRE '73. 13,000 an application. 4-521 (18) 1975 400-F Honda Super Sport. miles, like new $2895. 337-2424. transportation. Best offer over $200, 337-0306. 3-524 (121 5525 (12) New, 2,950 miles, 4-cylinder, sissy- SUMMER HELP. Male or female. 351-7212 bar, rack, 2 helmets, $1150. Must sell. Waitresses, waiters, front desk 3358344.5526(19) clerks, and other areas. Write: COUGAR 1972, 351 c.u. Auto¬ VEGA HATCHBACK 1974, 3 7098 - THE CAPE IS TOPS. 7284 - BATH NOYELHES matic, bucket seats, console, speed. Radio, good condition, James F. Johnson, Whirl out everywhere in long Innkeeper, power steering, brakes. Asking $1750. Call 3556048. 5521 $1200. 6553692, business 487- 1975 SUZUKI GT380. Red with helmet. 3100 miles. $1060. Call Petoskey Holiday Inn, U.S. 131 South, Petoskey, Mi. 49770. Z-55 or short capes in dramatic diamond design. Knit both s'srzs* (14) 0106. 5524 (12) Dan 4855095. 5526 112) 24(271 versions easily of knitting New Leoslwg 20% DISCOUNT TO STUDENTS worsted in time for weekend YOUR ATTENTION FREE CPBLE TV Hoslett-139 Collingwood 4 FACULTY ON CASH/CARRY VW SERVICE PARTS. and vacation travel. Direc¬ tions. Sizes 8-20 included. ETta# lions lor a" four ncluded 332-2851 at BURCHRm University Terrace • 444 Mich. 332 - 5420 Send $1.00 (or each pattern. Add 35c lor first-class airmail and handling. Send to.- each * WOODS Delta-235 Delta 351 -6437 Allca Brooks PLEASE!! • HEATED POOL Nwodlocroft Dapf. University Villa-635 Abbott • UiliiiW 332 -3312 351-5102 - • AUTO PARTS ~ Michigan SfolaNawi 126 paddif Seechwood 1IXBeech 500 E. Box 163, Old Chalaaa Sta. • Finished ■ Kalamazoo 351-9247 at Cedar NawTork, NY 10011. • Studios Inn America • 2376 E. Gr. Diver ALL STUDENT ADVERTISING MUST BE PREPAID Print Nama, Addran, 337-1621 BEGINNING • 1 Bedroom C'mon over Volkswagen complete repair Zip, Patfarn Numbar. WITH MONDAY'S (MAY 24th) STATE NEWS. • 2 Bedroom AND CHECK OUT No Price Increases service. Repair £ parts for More than ever before! 200 designs plus 3 (Some reduced) most foreign and American • Air COLLINGWOOD APTS I Spedol Discount for cars. Body coHditlomiRE early leases shop 4 paint ser¬ vices. Exchange engines 4 New! Crochet with Squires New! Crochet i Wardrobe Now leasing (or * air conditioned transaxles. BIN All student Summer rates Nilty filly Quilts SlM advertising must be prepaid the Summer t Fall * dishwasher Ripple Crochet $1.25 last two weeks of each term. tommer Ratesi * shag carpeting 2 Bedim from'145 Free wrecker service with Sew + Knit Book - has Basic Tissue Fatte-n repairs • local areas. City bus $1.08 Studio 1 Br * unlimited parking 1 Bdrm from'ISO Needlepoint look SIOO 2 Br service to our front door. flower Crochet leek •140 * MNOtfilH $100 '149 *169 Plush furniture Hairpin Crochet Book SIM * wHfi ALL SUftUMiR LIASES We buy and sell VW's Instant Crochet Book fall Rates: Model Open Dally SIM Instant Macrame look 347 Student Services Studio 1 Br 2 Br Now Leasing For fhona ratldant manager 445-2047 445-9229 Instont Money Book SI.00 $1.60 '165 '198 '260 Complete Gift Book SIM Summer & Fall 4-6 Monday - Friday Complete Afghans zl4 355-8255 745 Burcham Dr. 351-3118 Call 351 -8282 9-2Safurday 12 Prize Afghans *12 Book of 16 Quilts *1 . ' • $ Weekdays (behind Old World Mall isi Museum Quilt Book *2 ontherlverl) CaNwferffMbradwr*! 15 Quilts for Todoy *3.... look of 16 liffy Rugs Lhlgon State News, Eost Lonslng, Michigan Thursday, May 20, 1976 13 □w.mTIg *p*tatits \m Apartments Apartaiits )fy] I, TWO party furnished effl- MILFORD STREET 128, two Apartments i Aii conditioned, close to blocks from campus, furnished ONE/TWO bedroom mobile home t $145 summer, $180 fall, deluxe, air conditioned. Two men (30/week. 10 FEMALE ROOMMATE. Own bed- VALLEY FORGE Walden Woods minutes-cempue. robm, bathroom, pool. Pete. Sum¬ - SUMMER COMFORTABLE one "i »1-1610.0-20-5-3! (I6) ♦196. Three man (210. Fall leasinfl, Clean, quiet etudioue. 641-4677 after 6 p.m. 2-5-20 mer, fan option. (100. 393-5257. apartments, new 1 bedroom. Car- bedroom upstairs, furnished $160, SUBLET TWYCKINGHAM 2 bed¬ room, furnished, air, pool, avai- AVAILABLE JUNE 1st. Modern 2 332-6921,487-9384. X-30-5-20 (20) 116) 1013 Lilac. Two bedroom down¬ bedroom partly furnished apart¬ 3-5-21 1121 -8v„t street, one block SUBLEASE $169.50, some completely stairs, (170, 401 Grove. Walk to able June 15. (235. Call Don. 337-0648, ment. Three blocks from MSU, no mous large two bedroom, NEEDED, SUMMER one woman TWYCKINGHAM furnished. On bus line. Fall occu¬ or Jon, 393-0664 even¬ pets. Preference married couple. - MSU. Phone 484-4014. 5-5-24 ■J7 air conditioned, bel- for 2 bedroom Americana Apart¬ apartment Two beginning June 18th. SUMMER SUBLET - bedroom, furniehed, sir, close to large one pancy. 2345 North Harrison- 1201 ings. 5-5-24 (18) Cell 332-4939 after 5 p.m. 3-5-20 ■ Summer and fait- Call ments. 356-1062 or 355-1979. 3-5- bedroom, furnished, air and manager, apartment # 16. (221 campus. 351-5229. 3-5-21 (12) NEEDED ONE 1|B after 5 p.m. or 351-6676. 24 1121 pool. 351-4013. 3-5-21 (131 351-1943, 332-1334. 5-5-21 129) JUNE 15th - September 15th. person female for four Capitol Villa apartment. OWN ROOM, 3 person apartment. .311231 SUMMER SUBLEASE Small 2 bedroom apartment, fur¬ 1-2 GIRLS needed for Starting fall, (80/month. 363-7533. I'lANSING area, models CEDAR VILLAGE to sublease 2~man,~lem7le sublease, (60/month, spacious summer room - (140, 2 bedroom-(196. - 1 bed¬ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE south, furnished one bedroom, utilities nished. Abbott-Linden. Rent ne¬ 5-5-24 (141 Reduced: (40 including utilities. Lakefront. Summer. 349-1145. 3- fall, winter, sprinq gotiable, 351-3962. 3-5-20 1141 ■ to 7 p.m. One and Karen 361-5687, 3-5-24 close. 351-8939. 3-5-21 Very close. 427 Grove Street, paid, $150/month plus 5-20 112) i 112) 112) deposit, Newly remodeled, 332-8465, 332-4488. 5-5-25 (15) available June TWO MAN one bedroom furnish¬ 1*1,0010. 15th. 627-5454. SUMMER, ONE bedroom, 3 tf,. $170. Utilities furnished SUMMM SPARTAN VILLAGE apartment 5-5-21 (16) blocks - to campus, $150/month, ed apartments. 124 Cedar Street, MERIDIAN, NEAR mall, carpeted, tits SWIMMING POOL. available summer term to sub¬ SUMMER SUBLET ~~doJ~to furnished, air conditioning, 337- East Lansing. (182. 129 Burcham deluxe, one bedroom, air. Campus IL deposit M25. On bus APARTMINT lease. $133. 353-6800 after 5 p.m. campus. Furnished basement SUMMIR 2612. 5 5 25 (12) Drive, (152. Year lease required dose. (150, 655-3843 6-5-25 112) J bedroom 5-25 (12) apartment. (130/month. Call 337- starting June or September. Heat ■ Under new management. Bogo. St. Ipcotlon. ■NORTH POINTE APART- Air conditioning. 2 p.opl, voch 2713. 3-6-21 (121 SPICIAL ' SUMMER SUBLET fall option, 2 - included. Damage deposit requir¬ SUBLET SUMMER, Whitehall with ALL APARTMENTS ed. Call 351-2402 ■tc off m-78 and Haalett own room. Coll Dovo ot ROOMMATE NEEDEDsummer parson apartment, (175/month. daye. 8-5, 882- Mqnor efficiency. Furnished, club 3(4-2231 and I bdrm from '130 2316 evenings, 6-9 p.m. 0-9-5-28 and pool. Option for fall, (127. ■332-6354 or 372-7986, even- or Jock ot 332-1094 next year. One bedroom 711 Burcham Rd. Furnished, opposite campus. 351- ■sTl173. PEEZ REAL ES- luxury apartment. Close. 337-9481 3-5-21 112) NOW Leasing 2bdrmfrom')45 8103. 6-5-25 1131 (35) After 6 p.m., 351-7875. 4-5-21 (161 yC-20-5-31 1491 REDUCED RENTI One bedroom 'RIB POOL apartment for summer. Furnished for .~CHAl«T oto« to campus. 337-1539. 1-5-20 NOW LEASING, new one "bed¬ summer only PASSES room unfurnished, close in. Call LxplMmipb. LpARTMINTf 361-4417 after 5 p.m. or stop by CapMfhnitM FOR Inn America's Place Your r», and all tha cooking « Surgeon General has determined that cigarette not eking la danger**! t* y*w 130 W. Grind River IS A SPECIALITY directory • Full or Half day care East Lansing tools you nood. BAKERY 355-8255 CALCULATORS • Christian atmosphere Ph. 332 - 4230 FURNITURE Ml l.#rsM4Mvor 111 IMPRINTING • 1IN PROMOTION CaLmjoljeLLB'^i?^® Shop STEREO REPAIR 351-4010 THE TRAVEL PROFESSIONALS" Discount sports '-lettering jit Calculators OvfiWlwV low.r ,ric In row. 2nd Floor University Moll People Read Our BUSINESS Si * * Hewlett Packard Kings Point twin '49" SERVICE DIRECTORY PROFESSIONAL AUDIO Wtddluj^/ ★wing's CAKE * Texas /«<>{/ double »54" REPAIR J ■ Unrated baker Cake. For All ■*» Delivered To Your Instrument WOmron /qgqf/ Odd sixes to order Asm Boddtag C*. You Just Did! Cobmw/L ■ Dorm Or Apartment 405 Cherry 8 Kalamazoo CALL ANN BRIDAL SHOP RECEPTIONS , 484 - 1317 Phone 487-4995 355-8255 —aMwhMdUivered. DOROTHY'S HIGHLAND HILLS PROMOTION GIFTS t JEWELRY PROMOTION OPTOMETRIST SPORTS EQUIPMENT BRIDAL SHOP Bridec-Mothere-Srldetmoidi 60LF CLUB KAINCO CO-OPTICAL Hockey Equipment YOURDREAM Banquet Facilities Fthel Coral & Jade SERVICES & Bicycles ' - A DRESS COME TRUE Custom made for wedding Receptions Invitations, napkins, 300 people Those spring A summer weddings are Jewelry & Gifts {leaf Umbt'i Mr matches personalized reaionable rates Bring this ad & get (eeporathre Optical) catered meals, a. Ju«t around the corner! Free twig calendar Puck And Wood fibre flowers, cocktail lounge ■"tyour ad in the Yellow Page Wedding Column or MSU beer mug with wedding cakes. • (TB EXAMINED of US 27 North end TODAYI '5 purchase! • CUSSES Pedal Pro Shop 15972 Turner, Lansing corner Atward Road CALL ANN 355 -8255 Call 372 - 6941 for appt. Phona 669-9873 University Mall • CONTACT IENS 2nd Floor See"little Peck" 11(11. Creed Mm ere atop JEWELRY CATERJN6 SERVICE 220MAC IreekfleW Mere Loaelof ke Jkroaa THE COMPLETE East Lansing HI • SIM WEDDING SERVICE HEALTH FOOD LAUNDROMAT PLANTS PROMOTION JEWBLRY: Omr Bhmm Union Gold fort Jon 10% DISCOUNT WASHDAY Art Cmred Catering to oil MSU SPECIALS Cactus-Corner Economy GIFTS Cuatom Picture Fremtof All Catering services students U« pur tingle load Terrarlum-large specializing In wedding tt< per double load got you receptions. on purchases of II specimen ■your children' yogurts Cacti and succulents _ shoe store in franoor er more, and broods excluded [""tpfctat ' Exotic Plant manual and down? MAWZLRtmt • Complete service Infanti and Children's SHOES Dannon Yogurt 29C 140lb. rug.ondbtaoketwether j other cactus books 9:30-5:30 DAILY with bar and cocktail 317-1314 • Widtlu B-EEE Complete send pointing You need the business 319 E. Orgnd Alvw Ava. set-ups available. • Orthopedic Shoes RANDALL HEALTH FOOD the yellow E«tt Linsing, Michlgw 355 3465 • Tap and Ballet supplies page gives - > P.F. Flyera Brookfleld Ploxa RCOMOWAfH unadvartlsod tpecloli weekly you CALL ANN TODAY »Cowboy Boots 1381 E. Grand River 308A Vine (1. UOMACAvI 353 - 1585 • House Slippers 7 aim. tell p.m. 332-6(92 ssr-Toto 381-4747 IMiiYY.^tim— start mm mit ran mEnmr unit e veuwwkm- CALL ANN 355-8215 1 4 Michigon Stole News, Eoat lonslng, Michigan Thursday, SJO,| Apartments lois«s ||fi HMMS IB [Z*M« _J(3 _|?] [ »» 151 I Mtwil" TW SUMMER, ONE girt for 3 girt EAST SIDE - large 4 bedrooms. 9 EAST SIDE (Lansing). 2 bed¬ SEVEN ROOMS tummer sublet, ROOM FOR rent, farmhouse. 40 TWO NATURAL pine wood chest FREE ALL-white male cat. apartment. Two bedrooms, share month lease <250,12 month lease Fixed 2 rooms, unfurnished. Available new, furnished, close, individuals of drawers $10, brass bird room. $60/, age, over 21. 351- $220. 676-1567. 10-5-24 114) acres, bam. $45 plus utilities. cage, vwa old, must go. 482-05.11 now, for $100. 676-1557. 10-5-26 or groups, $75. 351-5764. 8-5-24 489-3479. E-5-5-20 (12) E-6-6-25(12) W1, 1240. 3-5-20 1161 332-4840, 655-1009. 6-5-26 (12) ROOMMATE NEEDED, male, own RALEIGN WOMEN'S 10 speed MALE-WALKING distance from 3 GERMAN Unnrar j£k room. $67.60 month plus utilities, FEMALE. FALL Own bike. Excellent condition, $100. Shepherd end black nouses IH" EAST LANSING 3 bedroom un¬ rt campus. Large front room, 509 lebrador retrieve™ NoJease. 351-9574.6-5-26 (12) Cell 332-3064 or 366-4464. 2-6-20 puppies. $20 furnished home. 4 girls, fireplace, each. Good watchdog end com- Happening must bemlll'l ®ta,« New, AVAILABLE JUNE 15th: 426 Park close to campus. $365 plus utili¬ Mrion-for smell children. 675 SUMMER LANSING - east side - 2332. E-55-25 (18) Services Bldg.office j?! Lane, $100/week. Comfortable, well-kept 4 bedroom house, nicely spacious 3 bedrooms, $225/ ties. 351-6369 or 332-2496. 5-5-20 118) FEMALE ROOM in house available ROOMS, LARGE. Friendly house. 21" MEN'S ten speed end smell ^341 H month, on busline. Fell option, Vi June 12th. $75 plus deposit. Close. refrigerator. Both practically furnished, fireplace, large-separate dining room, parking, 2 blocks June free. 482-5330. 3-5-21 (171 FOUR BEDROOM for four males. 351-9566. 3-5-21 (12) Two blocks from campus. mer sub-lease, fall option. 332- Sum¬ Cell 366-9772. 3-6-21 (12) new. ENGLISH SETTER lent puppiesM^cel temperment end hunting from campus. Special low rate for 4 424 North Hagadorn. Available in 0545 Paul, Dave. 12-0-4 (15) background. Reasonably priced BEDROOMS, Bailey Street, THREE LARGE OLSON STEREO receiver, 60 summer only. Call for appoint¬ June. Lease required for at least rooms in house, furnished, June to June, call Janet 394-1683. 10-6-3 (121 one year. $320 plus utilities. To see close to campus. Summer. $80 - ROOM. ACROSS from campus watts RMS must sell. $130 or best ment, 332-1727. 0-19-5-28 (36) 332-1750. 3-5-21 (121 meeting 7:gn " $90. 332-3141. 3-5-21 (12) available June 15th. Call 332-3026. offer 353 1886. 3-6-21 (121 Natural phone 351-5285. 5-5-21 (25! Resources Bid SPACIOUS HOUSE for The sum¬ mer? Four bedrooms, close to FALL person. THREE women for four Own room, close. $80/per- SUBLET SUMMER 3 bedrooms in house with VEGETARIANS: 4 rooms in co-ed house. Partially furnished. Call Very nice. 3-5-21 (12) CHOICE LOCATION large room in CURIOUS USID SELL YOUR Mobile sr"-a campus. Two baths, kitchen, large son. Phone Kim 351-2379. 3-5-21 option for fall. Close to Home fasti living and dining area. Call 337- 1141 campus, 332-4400. 5-5-20 1141 after 5 p.m. 332-8432. 3-5-21 (12) house wonderful yard, great peo¬ ROOK SHOP iMorefWHonpx 9661. 3 5-20 (20) LARGE ROOM in house for surn- ple. $88 month. 337-2679. 2-5-20 3»8255e' S"te N9W' Cla,tl,i,d. NEED THREE roommates to share new four man house starting 627 EVERGREEN, 220 Colling- wood. Summer subleases $67.50/ GRADUATING, summer. MUST sublet Own rooms, attractive, . Female. Close to campus. "34. 3-5-21 (12) ROOM/KING bed, house-2 baths. 1973 WESTBROOK 3ROOK 19 12 vfi* x 64 unfur- LTyping Service sSi ^ l I bedroom. $88/fall vacancies. 355- close, yard. $80 or best offer. nished 2 bedrooms, summer and/or fall. Includes utili¬ 6319, Ann. 332-5622, evenings. 332-0951. 3-5-24 (14) Living rooms. Summer, close, $80. conditioners, disposal, 2 air UNIGRAPHICS Ofppcc I ties, central air, extra quiet sur¬ SUMMER SINGLES for females. 351 3862. 3-5-21 (12) fireplace, shed. 15 pLETE 4-5-24 (15) Beautiful furnished house. 238 minutes from MSU. Asking $6000 ume DISSERTATIO J roundings, Close. Phone Mike DUPLEX 595 Spartan, excellent 2 or best offer. service, IBM 1 Bailey Street. 332-8267. 3-5-21 655-2358. 5-5-24 (221 351 6858 0 14-5-28 (25) SUMMER SUBLET. Two bed¬ bedroom furnished, fall, quiet location, off street, parking, from (12) BETSY CAN help you find a furnished room in an East Lansing CANOE THE MISSISSIPPI? Join hng, and offset prS'l binding yy, J SIX BEDROOM duplex, dishwash¬ air bus close, available June rooms in house, near Sparrow Hospital. 482-8370. 3-5-21 (12) $250. 484-4014. 2-5-21 (16) rooming house. Kitchen privileges, 23 others for 11-week fall or HORIZON 12 X 60, Manor. Furnished, air Mobile"Home comparative st,op|!l "1 er ROOM FOR rent. Summer, kit¬ winter conditioned mate stop 15, lease. 332-2352. 8-5-25 (12) chen facilities, block from campus, utilities included. Call her at trip. Also 16-day Wilderness Moving, $3900. 332-2437, 372- 8'vero, phone at 2843 ^1 HOUSES ONE block from cam¬ COUNTRY SETTING. Two miles from campus. New, large 3 bed¬ utilities paid. Call 332-8159. 3-5-21 EQUITY VEST, 484-9472. 0-8-5-28 (241 Camping Leadership Workshops in 6875. 10-6-2 (13) 33284,u| NEEDED: 2 people, summer sub¬ pus. 1-4 bedrooms, references. (171 August and September. For let. Beautiful house on Gunson. 6-7:30 p.m., 351 6088 or 351-1177. room duplex. Finished rec room, brochures contact Dr. Clifford 1972 214 baths, ample parking. $270/ ROOM IN rooming house. $79 GRAYWOOD MOBILE TYPING. EXPERIENCED J 337-0856. 5-5-20 (121 6-5-26 (12) OCCUPANCY FALL. Clean mod¬ Borbas, Pine River Canoe Camp, home. 66 x 12. Newly month. Phone 669-5513. 2-5-21 includes utilities. Berkey Hall, 3 918 Lantern Hill, East redecorated reasonable. ern rooming house. Close to Lansing. Or 2 bedrooms, 1 'A baths. 37,-4635. C EAST LANSING Beech Street (22) blocks. 351-0424. 4-5-21 (121 call 484-9168. 25-6-2 Must sell. HOUSE FOR six, furnished. Avail¬ campus. $105/month. 332-1125 1421 332*2581 or 625-7014 after 6:00. able June 15, fireplace, suburban house. Walking distance. $325 Lisa. 4-5-25 (131 near campus. Call 482-9531 after 5 month includes all utilities, call 349-1340. 3-5-21 (14) ROOMS IN house. Close, 519 Park Lane. Summer, fall option. Marty, [ For Sale ^ PRE-AMP DYNA Pat-5/cabinet. COMPLETE resume DISSERTat service ftintiiJ kJ pm 6-5-21 1151 337-1433. 3-5-24 (12) EAST LANSING. 1150 Lilac Ave¬ furniture, large carpeted THD below .05, $220 new $180 FRIENDLY 10 x 55 Liberty, clo"se lyping, binding. PrintinafmJ nue. GUITAR. NEW fender bass, cus¬ negotiable. 351-5058 after 8pm to MSU, shed, partially furnished, ASK FOR Jenny at EQUITY VEST BAILEY STREET, large room, NEEDED FOUR persons to sum¬ rooms for summer or fall. Private tom amplifier. Excellent shape. 6-5-21 (12) $2500. Call 337-2768. 8-5-27 1121 MAnrPa0rn0,*k MAC. double occupancy. $79 plus utili¬ for special reduced summer rates, sublease, fall option. $80' entrances, parking, cooking. 1-5- Will sacrifice, $575. 876-4115. Jones and Grand Stationary Rw| ties starting fall. 337-2401. 3-5-21 on 3, 4, 5 bedroom homes. mer 21 117) 6-5-20112) STEREO 8x36 CLOSE TO campus ex¬ Shop if t12) Available June 15,*in East Lansing. month, utilities included. Foster SYSTEM-professional Monday-Friday. Call' I Street. 485-9051. 3-5-24(15) quality components include Nikko tras included. $1300 fall GRAPH SERVICE mJ 484-9472 or evenings 351-3305. SINGLE ROOMS 1 block from occupan¬ FOUR BEDROOM 0-8-5-28 (27) - FUJI, ROAD racer, sewups, sun 4020 receiver, BSR 610 turntable, cy. 351-2224 after 6 for details 20-528 (31) """1 furnished AMHERST, THREE bedroom mo¬ campus, parking, laundry, $60/ tout, phone 374-7258 after 5 p.m. and 2 OHM D speakers, 3-524 114) house Available summer only. month includes utilities. 337-1296. only 1 Vi FULL Phone 482-0278. 482 9672. 4-5-24 3-4 PERSON duplex, summer and bile home. Furnished, $400 for 7-5-28 (13) 6-5-27 (12) years old. Cost over $500 new, will RITZCRAFT- 12x60. Full canopy, RANGE typing and preparation. Call days J fall, furnished. Call 669-9939. X-30- entire summer. $225/month in fall. HEALTH FOODS Fresh aspara¬ sell for $350. Call 484-7789 week¬ screened Ask for Terry, 3 5 jf 6-1 (12) Campus 1 mile. 393-6966 after 4 THIRD PERSON needed to share days. 2-5-20 1311 porch, washer-dryer, 21 lij p.m. 6-5-27 (20) gus, 10 pounds, $4.60. Cook Farm, carpeted. $6500. 4857851. 5520 SUMMER SUBLEASE. One to spacious house two miles west of 680 Five Point Hwy, Charlotte, (121 PROFESSIONAL TYPFND J OUR LOW overhead saves you four bedrooms available. Very EAST SIDE of Lansing, 2, 3, 4 campus. Own room. $73. 484- inesses. And student! close. Furnished, parking. 332- bedrooms available in June. 349- EAST LANSING. 2669 East Grand 6365. 6-5-27 116) 543-0111. 4-5-25(141 money. OPTICAL DISCOUNT. 12 x 60 Mobile Home, behind 3417 12 6 4(12) cT River by Hudson gas station. 2617 East Michigan, 1843 2 5-20(12) 1540. 3-5-24 (12) DID YOU know THE FISH MON¬ Lansing, Coral Gables, furnished, 2 bed¬ Large, 5 bedroom, 2 baths, begin¬ 372 7409. C-5-5-21 (131 MALE, FEMALE. Nice co-ed GER has 29 gallon aquariums for rooms, 393-9510 before 4 p.m. THESES, TERMpapgrs „ FIVE BEDROOM, attractive, close, SHADY, QUIET, garden, house. ning fall $375/month, lease, open house. New basement room, sum¬ 694 8364 after 4 p.m. 5-6 p.m. 1-5-21 (22) just $17.95-this weekend only? SEWING MACHINE CLEARANCE X-5524115) legal, IBM (pica-eht.i , nicely furnished, June-June lease. Sublease summer, $113 apiece. mer only. Close. 337-0937. BL-1-5 2-5-21 (16) JOHN CALHOUN SALEI Brand new portables 33?m 355-3236, 372 8533. 2 5-20 (12) 510 Ann Street. 337-2252. 4-5-25 201121 1969 RICHMOND 50 28(121 SHARE FULLY equipped house. $49.95. $5 per month. Large z 12. good Close, own room. Vacancies May SCHWINN VARSITY 10-speed, selection of reconditioned used condition, fully carpeted, $2800. OWN ROOM available in large TWO ROOMS for rent. Park Lane. Ken Haworth, 351-8276 IRENE 0RR. Theses, te 30, June 15, August. $75/month 23" frame, some rust, $40. John, machines. Singers, Whites, Nec- (evenings furnished house, two blocks from BEAL STREET. Summer, possibly fall. $220/month, 2 bedrooms, plus utilities. 351-7978. 5-5-26 (16) $75, couple or singles. 332-4102. 355-9074. 2-5-21 (121 chi's, New Home and "many or weekends). 7-524 (151 general typing. Formerlyi campus. 332-0984. 3-5-21 (12) Brown, Call unfurnished. 5-5-21 112) others." $19.95 to $39.95. Terms. 485-8018;afterl References, 332- 482-7487 C-21-5311)61 NEED PEOPLE to share beautiful LADIES RALEIGH Supercourse EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING f SUMMER 2 ''7 bedroom SUBLET. Furnished house; close to 6135. 3-5-24 (12) house this summer. Cheap, close, HASLETT AREA share expenses. • girl wanted, to Pool, lake, ten speed. Great shape, $115. Call 355-1007 after 5 p.m. 3-5-24112) COMPANY, 1115 North Washing ton, 489-6448. C-20-5-28 (361 [ Personal jl/j ANN BROWN PRINTING! campus with garden. Rent $150/ FEMALE OWN room in house, garden. 351-5003. 1-5-20 (12) parking, 339-2254. 5-5-21 112) TYPING. Dissenations. X month plus utilities. Couples or summer, furnished, close, porch, WEDDING PLANS? Have your MARSHALL MUSIC, your music general printing. Serving |3 graduate students preferred. Call $70, utilities. 351-2579. 6-5-27 (12) EAST LANSING duplex. Two WHAT DO you need? We wedding free at The Old World SPARROW/LCC. Three desirable headquarters for everything in proba¬ 26 years with complete 1 after 5 p.m. 351-2074. 3-5-21 (25) bedrooms deluxe appliances, full bly got it at DICKER Er DEAL. Village Mall, many bonus items, DUPLEX. SUPER sharp 3 bed¬ basement, central air, fenced yard, efficiencies, extra neat. College music. Guitars, sheet music, re¬ Stereos, cameras, camping equip¬ for information call 351-0019. 55 service. 349 0850 C 20h| age. References. 394-1853, 484- cords, stereos, and complete ac¬ FURNISHED FOUR bedroom room, 1 % baths, large kitchen garage. One year lease. Call 9787. 6-5-27 1121 ment, golf clubs. Sporting equip¬ 26(19) EXPERIENCED IBM ty 351-1897 between 6-8 p.m. 4-5-21 cessories. MARSHALL MUSIC. house. 2 baths, near Frandor, bus. with color coordinated range, ment. Bikes. Head supplies. Mu sertation, (pica elitel. FaI (21) 245 Ann Street. C-1-520 INDY 600 tickets -16)1 For sale! Call 337-1846, 5/19/76. 3-5-21 (12) refrigerator, dishwasher, sliding OWN ROOM, co-ed house, fur¬ sical equipment, guitars, amps, Excellent seats. Pat, 349-3915 after 489-0358 C 20 5-281121 f glass doors, 2 deck. Professional nished, parking, good people, speakers. TV's, black and white, EAST LANSING large older home. ELECTROPHONIC STEREO re¬ 9:30 p.m. 5525(12) OKEMOS. LARGE house fully decorating - family room, garage party atmosphere. $50, 489 7683. cord player. $50. Garrard turntable color. Jewelry. Fans and air condi¬ PURR FECT TYPE. Accwil carpeted. Next to park. Needs 2 and large patio. Five minutes from Available for summer term, close tioners. Great assortment of sonal and professional IBUa 3-5-24 1121 and Kenwood AM/FM receiver. mis- morS roommates. Own bedroom campus by car. $300/month, avail¬ to campus, can accommodate ellaneous One day service 361-5094 merchandise; f $75/month plus utilities plus $75 able June 15. Call Tom Brooks, 669-3834 eight girls. $500. Phone 332-5988 after 6 p.m. 7-5-26 (21) FURNISHED ROOMS or whole Like new. $160, 339-3561 after 6 p.m. 5-5-26(17) swap, and shop at DICKER Er "Sell, f Real Estate J« j 21 1121 deposit. Call Mike at 349-2824. or 669-2851. 6-5-27 (45) house. Summer, nice, near DEAL SECONDHAND STORE. cam¬ 3-5-21 (25) 1701 South Cedar. BankAmeri- THREE BEDROOM house, large TYPING-TERM papers. pus. $60, 353-8240, 353-1946. 7-5 LOFT, SINGLE person design. 2 - 3 rooms in 4-bedroom house OWN ROOM in 2 person house, cards welcome. 487-3886. reasonable. 15 years ei 28112) Very sturdy. Easy assembly. Year C-16-5- backyard, garden spot, attached BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED for summer. June 12th and July immediate. Washer, dryer, $90/ 281581 882-8787, ne ~ " old, $40. 353-7689. E-S-5-26 (12) garage, blacktop drive, walking home. Convenient access to all 12th. $70/month plus utilities. 2 month. 487-2248. 3-5-20 (12) distance from downtown Mason. ONE FEMALE, own sunny bed¬ t\ 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. [~ immediate areas East Lansing. bathrooms, garden, close to cam¬ $28,000. Phone 6751612. 5 525 Room available summer and fall. Professionals preferred-students pus. 337-7191. 2-5-21 (25) 9-10 PERSON HOUSES M.A.C. available starting summer on room, nice house. $65/month plus utilities. Jane, 351-1122 after 5. 48 INCH Lecalerc four harness loom and bench with accessories, Tanks, cannisters and uprights. Guaranteed one full year. $7.88 (18) Md 6-5-28 1151 $600. Outdoor storage box, $50. LADY SEEKING housev accepted. 351-3957, 1-800-482- WANTED FEMALE. Own bed¬ at reduced rates at $50 and $55/ and up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING 8400. 3-5-21 (23) 355-9897. 3-5-24 1161 EAST LANSING Waldcliff area, Lansing-Okemos. Exi room $55/month. Near campus. person per month. Call STE-MAR ROOMS FEMALE COMPANY, 316 North Cedar, Quiet neighborhood. Call Sally or graduate three bedroom ranch, finished own transportation and it MANAGEMENT, 489-2431. 10-6-1 opposite City Market. C-29-5-28 ONE GIRL to share house. $140 351-2586. 2-5-21 (13) (23) student, faculty neighborhood MINOLTA SRT 101, Vivetar wide- 124) basement, attached garage, ces. 487-0553. 3-5-2111211 two blocks from campus. 332- angle, Tamron zoom lens, Vivetar fenced yard. $32,500. 337-9631. monthly, plus gas. Call after 5 3015, 355-3476. 3-5-20 113) flash and case. Excellent shape. 3-521 (15) FIRST YEAR medical il p.m.. 351 1291. 3-5-21 (13) SUMMER: 1 single plus 1 double APARTMENTS AND duplexes for DOUBLE LUDWIG with one bass $375, 332-1121. 3-5-24 (171 in 6 person house. Excellent spring or fell. 1-5 bedrooms within TWO ROOMS in specious house and Zilgen cymbals, $375. Call 3-5 LOVELY 3 bedroom brick tri-level wishes one or two bedroonij 5 BEDROOMS, 2 baths. $250/ location. 332-1684. 4-5-25 (12) June occupancy p walking distance to MSU. Call for summer. Close to campus. Not p.m., 882-0151, 6-5-21 112) house 4 miles from Meson. Wood¬ month plus security deposit. Frank CLAUGHERTY REALTY, 351- 694-2621 between n< bad. 332-8858. 5-5-24 (131 ed, 5 acres, 2 fireplaces, pool, Martin, (616) 963-2326 after 5 p.m. NEEDED: 5 people, own room, 5301 or John at 332-0444. 3-5-20 ORCHID PLANTS. Unique gradu¬ p.m. Sunday. 1-5-211201 I 4 5-24(15) $60. No security deposit, 351- 1221 stable, blacktop drive. Will carry SUMMER TERM rooms in beauti¬ ation gift for girl friend or wife. 1186.9-6-2(12) C.ITOH PRO 23" frame, perfect $8-15, 374-7593. 7-5-24 (121 contract. Phone 676-5090. 5526 STUDENT WOULD like rJ ful home in residential area, 5 124) 1-5 PERSON HOUSES and du¬ condition, $300 new, best offer private residence, East J blocks from campus. Limited alTbi/june S^ERTuRnTsHEd" 2~ "bed- plexes. Available summer at re¬ over $225. 485-3394 after six. area, 351-5115.3-5-24 (1211 campus. UocMrom 351-2476. 8-5-21 (12) duced rates. Call STE-MAR MAN¬ AGEMENT 489-2431. 10-6-1 (151 space (17) available, 351-6699. 4-5-21 3-5-24 (15) [ Animals jfVlj BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom condo¬ minium. Located on golf course FORMER COLLEGE ir OVATION 6 - STRING guitar with in law school and wife 2 BEDROOMS in house to sublet SPECIAL SUMMER rates. Large TRYING TO sell your pet? Be with swimming pool and lake. now ( SUMMER SUMMER ONLY. Two bedrooms, hard-shell case. Very good condi¬ smartl Call Elaine, State News Drapes, curtains, to housesit in Lansing. Ci for summer. 606 Spartan Avenue. - FOUR bedroom, rooms, free parking, close to dishwasher, $275/month including utilities. 2 recreation room/billiards, ping- tion, $260. 351-6278. 5-5-26 1131 Classified. 355-8255. stove, refrigerator 6 months old. 1897. 3-5-24 (16) 332 4146. 6-5-25(12) campus. $50/month all utilities Quick sale required due to job blocks off campus, 332-4156. pong. Large yard, garage. Nice included. Phone now for summer ' MOVING SALE washer, dryer, TO CELEBRATE our new full time To| - neighborhood, close. References. transfer, $27,000. Call 339-3516. MODERN HOUSES and duplexes. Three - seven bedrooms. Most 3-520(12) Leave message at 351 -3373.5-5-24 or fell. 351-0473. 5-5-24 1221 plants photo equipment, books, household items, and much more. hours at THE FISH MONGER in 55201311 t((H M) EAST LANSING sublet small 1 119) The Old World Village Mall we carpeted, laundries, dishwashers. FURNISHED ROOMS three Saturday and Sunday, 1112 Cli¬ have a super deal: 29 bedroom house. Large lot, trees, gallon Evenings. 332 1095. 0-20-5-31 (13/ $165. 349-3939. 8-5-26 (12) TWO BLOCKS from campus, 4 to 6 bedroom houses for summer or blocks from campus for summer. Call 627-9773 and leave a mes¬ max. Lansing. Z-2-521 (19) aquariums for only $17.95. This special deal Is good through this [_ Recreation Jlffej THREE BEDROOM, full basement, fall, call 627-9773 and leave a sage. 12-5-24 1141 NAKAMICHI RESEARCH Helps weekend only at both THE FISH NOW LEASING houses for sum¬ BEST MIDDLE East rates. Cheap¬ garage, $175 plus deposit. 646 message. 12-5-24 (191 Explode the myths surrounding MONGER I at 1522 East Michigan, est fares to Europe. TRAVEL BY mer and fall. North Hagadorn. Phone 694-2476. Many to choose ROOMS FOR summer. 3 blocks tape recording. Thursday, May from. All in walking distance of Lansing or THE FISH MONGER II HARRINGTON. 351-8100. C-9-5 3-5-21 (13) COUNTRY HOME available, fall, from campus, 534 Sunset. 351- 20th, South Hubbard Hall. Lower at The Old World Village Mall. campus. Call Mt. Pleasant, 1-772- in Mason. Terms negotiable. 675 2696. 10-5-21 (12) lounge. 337-1767.1-5-20 (25) Both stores are now open 28(12) ADVERTISE YOUR specif 4209 after 5:30 p.m. No collect every at "special rates" in oi NEW FOUR bedroom bath and 4850. 20-6-4 1121 day at noon (FM2 closed Mon- a calls. 5-5-21 (27) Town column. Call V half, full basement. $200.1520 Mt. Vernon and 632 North Hagadorn. Vacant now. Phone 694-2476. 2 ROOMS, east - side, cheap, FEMALE, summer, OWN room needed fall. Quiet, pleasant MEN Clean, ONE Phone 485-8836 quiet block rooms. or to campus. Cooking. 361 -8192. 0-20- MINOLTA XE7 Electronic SLR camera with 24mm end 135mm lens. Also, Nikkormat - mint. daysl. Stop in and check out our fish specials too. 2-5-21 (80) CSS 8255. SPAGHETTI EATING d starts June 15. 482-1882, no lease. Pentex ES with 1.4 lens, Mamiya FREE ... A lesson in complexion 3-5-21 (21) 8-5-24 (12) neighborhood. Available June 5-31 (13) GERMAN SHEPHERD care. Call $100 cash prize. RagWl 15th. 332-5254. 5-5-20 (131 DTL 600. Leica IMF w/50mm - collie 484-4519, East Michigan summacron. Leica Vlsoflex macro puppies. 6 weeks old, real cute, or 4857197, Lansing Mall. MERLE calling 351-3412,2-521 W FOUR FURNISHED rooms for FIVE ROOMS in house to sub¬ $10. Call 394-4658. E 5525 (12) AVAILABLE JUNE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS. summer. Must see. $70 351 3852. 3-5-21 (12) Close. 2 baths. Furnished house, east side Lan¬ 15th. FOUR BEDROOM house, Frandor area, partially furnished. Available lease. One block campus. Fall options. Fireplace. $60-70/month. system. Vintage Rolleiflex. Old Zeiss Iconoflex. Yashica Atoron MALE COCK-A-POO white, one C-20-528 118) GARAGE SALE. 3 • 6 p.m., Saturday-Si™"™ famiftj sing, 4 bedrooms. Call 485-0731. June 15. 337-9626. 6-5-25(121 16mm camera. Durst color dark¬ 6-5-24 (12) 351-5543. 3-5-20 (151 year old, good with children, FOR QUALITY stereo service THE 22nd-23rd. 2751 R«- _ room. Plus many SLR lens, range SPECIAL SUMMER rates reduced housebroken. $10, 484-4812. E-5 STEREO SHOPPE, 556 East Grand nue, East Lansing. Bicycle#.® EAST LANSING duplex. Four finder cameras, filters. Movie cam¬ for students looking for a house or LARGE OLDER home in EFFICIENCY ROOM includes 525 112) River. C-20-528 112) ing gear, cahning jars, IW room in East Lansing. Call Dave at 4 Lansing, bedrooms, two baths, rec room. stove, refrigerator. Large quiet. eras and projectors. WILCOX goods. 2-5-21 (23) bedrooms, call evenings, 484- Summer, $300.00. 372-1585. 8-5 SECONDHAND STORE, 509 482-5426 evenings. 0-8-5-28 (20) 2164. Near MSU. 5-5-20 $56/month. Call 489-6815. 10-6-1 (12) 21 1121 Michigan Avenue, big green build¬ CALL EQUITY VEST for 2 to 6 STUDENTS ing. 486-4391. C-8-5-28 164) SPCCIAL summer ATTRACTIVE SUMMER SUB¬ bedroom homes. Now FEMALES WANTED, reduced leasing for rates. 12 mor.tn lease. 4 and 5 LET. Close to campus. 5 bed¬ AQARIUM 20 gallon. Includes summer and fall. 484-9472. 0-8-5- rent. 3 rooms in house. Close to bedroom houses. Phone 351-3305. rooms, 2 28(16) kitchens, 2 living rooms, filter, heater, gravel, hood, and 6-5-21 (14) completely furnished and carpet¬ campus. 337-1260. 6-5-25 112) fish, $45. AB Dick 610 copier. $80. ed. Individual or group 351-3718, 361-1177. 3-5-21 (171 355-2045. 5-5-20 (22) CEDAR/l-96/Meyer's - most at¬ tractive unitl Stove, refrigerator. DID YOU miss last weekends' THREE, $95/month. References vital. 663- FOUR, five bedroom giant demo sale? The demos are MAYFLOWERS BRING houses available June 15th, spe¬ 8416. 5-6-24 113) gone but many of our other cial summer rates. Phone EQUITY MORE THAN VEST INCORPORATED 484-9472 SINGLES - NEAR Union. June to specials on speakers, amplifiers, tumtablee, and receivers are still PILGRIMS... or evenings, 482-5426. 0-18-5-28 September/beyond. $17/week. No left end still at last week's sale (19) pets. 663-8418, 332-6206. 5-6-24 prices. Don't miss these too. THE STEREO SHOPPE. Phone 337- NICE 4, 5, or 6 bedroom houses, 1300. C-4-5-21 (431 coming June 4 - available June 15. Either a 3 or 12 month lease available. Call after 6 p.m. 371-4183.10-5-27 (221 SPACIOUS ROOM summer sublease. Close to cam¬ pus. Cheap, call 351-6319 6-7 p.m. available, STEREO TAPEDECK, TX7010, ex¬ ®1976 EAST LANSING Peanuts Personal Spring 3-5-20(12) cellent condition with remote at¬ OUTDOOR ART FESTIVAL TWO PERSONS needed for tachment. Call 694-2750 after 6 Special summer/fall. Occupancy in 4 room ROOM MALE student, private p.m. 3-5-20 (12) FRIDAY&SATURDAY euphoric domicile behind Gables. entrance, bath, shower, tele¬ MAY 21 & 22 Female preferred. 351-0313.6-5-24 phone. Summer term. Call 486- BASS GUITAR with Gibson pick¬ 15 words '200 - 1946. 3-6-20 (12) up, $85. Wolverine Sax, Bass Over 15 words, 13' each word bottom, offer. 349-1805. 5-5-24 sponsored by c.e.l.b.a. & Prepayment Required SUMMER ROOM for 2, excellent REDUCED SUMMER rents in (121 east lansing fine arts committee duplex, 323 Elizabeth, $55/month rooming house, close to campua. _ Call Gary 337-2304 or STE-MAR YEAR OLD Sabona classical gui¬ person. Kitchen, parking, other with case. 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