MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 4BB74 HH draft committee formed isniNGTON (AP) — Declaring that pr manly with contacting ■ ire times when the office must seek determine whom they were delegates to over Ronald Reagan among Pennsylvania jididate," supporters of Sen. Hubert supporting and campaign trail Thursday, while to urge them to back £?? de «K«te»-aU uncommitted-on the Reagan was pphrey Thursday formed a commit- In other political Humphrey. onthe(hustings in Arkansas. draft him for the Democratic Ford may have gained developments President more while staying sa-'w- In the Pennsylvania telephone survey of 81 delegates, 44 said mtial nomination. they now plan to vote Paul Simon. D DI., chairperson of ca°nmdidIteUrH Hy 'he halMo2en candidates did running around in come™eMPre,' ident'when Monday, s New York gain would the state's uncommit¬ for Ford on the first wdlI v°u. for ballot. Six saidthly imittee. said it was being formed search of ted delegates will hold a Reagan, 30 would not commit meeting that could themselves and one said he'd vote Humphrey's approval or consent, nrim8 i primary elections!'eXt TuesdaY'9 in six states. Presidential give Ford some 100 more votes at the for a nouncement of the committee was "tMil mwlB and push him above candidate^"1 ** W<>Uld n0t identi* his by Simon and Joseph F. Crangle, New York's huge uncommitted Republi- Ronald Reagan in GOP delegates. Jimmy P1"-11011! "N Y., Democratic chairperson, conference as Humphrey was can delegation appeared to be swinging to Jimme" HuraPhrey- Carter faced frontrunner what seemed like », .J in the Senate as floor manager of a l a nn Associated Press poll Thurs- """ , £fte,r delegatesT"e*iay's primaries, Ford had 435 and Reagan had 522. Uncommit¬ travel agent s nightmare: trying to keep up a with four candidates " 171 lead ted delegates totaled 372. vying for votes in six i aid bill. Ford was off the primaries next phrey has declared repeatedly that Tuesday Jd not enter any Democratic presi- primaries. He has said he would - his inactive candidacy after the COUNCIL VOTES UNANIMOUSLY (sare held on June 8. I also has emphasized he would if the Democratic convention Drain amendment . the nomination. ahead, Crangle replied, "If he did, I hear him." IJifHumphrey ap ealed to him not Humphrey have any reaction? By NANCY ROBERTS area extended for Ic wis asked. State News Staff Writer ponding and if the system In other council action, it was decided would work. less he smiled," said Crangle. The simmering issue of that the Citgo gas station will be demolish¬ development in "Hopefully, this is temporary," he said, in said he and Crangle had been the Remy Chandler ed and the area used drainage district has "and the drain can be made to work." temporarily to display been placed on a back burner sculpture. aged by recent setbacks in Jimmy by the East The Remy-Chandler drain issue has been s drive for the Democratic nomina- Lansing City Council, but will probably John Patriarche, East Lansing city brewing for several months. In April the SN photo. Robert Koye ignite come July when the Capital Con¬ City Council began to take action by manager, reported that the station and the Skateboarding has again reached a high level of popularity across the as defeated in the Nebraska and struction Company submits its report. surrounding concrete pavement could be country. Students on skateboards can be seen frequently on the MSU discussing the possibilities of a building removed for $2,800 or the station alone land primaries and scored narrown The amendment for stricter regulations moratorium, which would stop all issuance campus. The sport requires a certain amount of skill and could be removed for $1,490. many enthusi¬ Jjes in Michigan and Connecticut was unanimously passed at Wednesday of building permits in the district. The asts are attempting to regain the form they may have lost over the years. ■ the past two weeks, night's meeting in council chambers packed moratorium was never officially led what he expected to with concerned citizens from the imple¬ happen when Remy- mented, however. Chandler district who came to hear the Jing begins at the Democratic National Meanwhile, the Building and Zoning Government may argue Hntion in July. Simon said, "Obviously, outcome of the issue. Dept. issue I 21 building permits in the »Carter will be leading on the first The amendment stipulates: Beechtree subdivision, which lies in the I We anticipate Sen. Humphrey will • That all water that would increase Remy-Chandler drainage district. ^proximately 300 delegates." runoff into the Remy-Chandler drain must At the May 4 council be retained on site in retention meeting, the predicted that on the second and third ponds. The building permits granted since April 1 B there would be wholesale shifts to pond must conform to definite specifica¬ were rescinded and a 30-day building halt Ttey, who would |w Slid his committee would be emerge ml with the Federal Election Com- with the tions, such as being located at least 20 feet from any building. • Before any property may be sold, a was implemented. The East of imposing a building Lansing city attorney planned to look into the possibility injunction in the in court against busing entire area served by the basin. «d would disclose the names of all deed must be provided that shows where But such action is no longer needed now Jirs. He said the committee has yet the retention area will be located. that the amendment has been passed. WASHINGTON (API - President Ford the federal government might intervene in decide whether to use the Boston school Is any funds but acknowledged that • A said Wednesday that Atty Gen. Edward H. building permit may not be issued After several minutes of confusion-Wed¬ order to try and get the court to take a case as a vehicle for the federal government ■ thousand dollars collected weeks within the district unless the building Lsvi will decide thia week whether the nesday night on the wording of the slightly different viewpoint, or a viewpoint to seek new federal government will argue In the Supreme Court guideb'nes J; a labor leader to finance a official states in writing that no detrimental proposal, the council voted to discontinue that is different from the court's decision to limiting the use of busing to integrate ■aiphrey letter to delegates probably impact will occur to the area. plans on the moratorium. Supreme Court on the side of anti-busing intervene." schools. His decision is expected this week. Several instances, such as forces in the Boston school case. | be available. remodeling "You mean I get to vote on this again?" He also said he is considering three The President said the alternatives he is The national controversy may push the existing buildings and single- or two-family Councilmember Mary Sharp said. "Oh, considering were submitted by Levi and issue toward the forefront of the alternatives to court-ordered busing for political Is never sent when Hum- quashed the idea. »described the committee as a "low iperation that would be concerned dwellings, will be considered to have no detrimental impact. Building sites with prior approval from the East Lansing good." Council action on Remy-Chandler did not end with the passage of the amendment. school desegregation. "They appear to be constructive and I hope will be effective," Ford said. He David Mathews, secretary of health, educa¬ tion and welfare. Sources said both cabinet members submitted more than one alterna¬ campaign. It's already a major issue in Kentucky, where President Ford faces a primary election on Tuesday. Planning Commission will also be consider¬ Councilmember Larry Owen introduced tive. ed to have no detrimental impact. declined to say what the three alternatives Meanwhile, in Wilmington. Del., a three- two resolutions, both of which were passed. involve. t The ponds must be designed to hold a "The first action addresses the inad¬ "Court-ordered, forced busing is not the judge federal court panel on Wednesday The President denied any political moti¬ answer," Ford said. ordered the integration of the mostly black 10-year storm, which is a storm that will equacy of drainage in the district," Owen mate OKs probably occur once every 10 years. "The retention area shall not endanger said. "Hopefully, we can have a well-con¬ structed report on soils." vation in his efforts to find an alternative to court-ordered busing, saying he did not He said the attorney general has not told him yet whether he will intervene in any Wilmington city schools and predominantly white suburban schools next year. initiate reports in the news media about his The three-judge panel said an interim the health or welfare of the public," said Owen's second resolution will hold inde¬ desegregation case. Councilmember Larry Owen during his plans involving busing. But Levi's decision will have no im¬ committee must be set up immediately to pendent developers and corporations re¬ "If I wanted it for political purposes, 1 mberdelay mediate impact on court orders imposing plan for the racial shift in school attendance, ) introduction of the amendment. "The area shall also be inspected." sponsible for the drainage in the area and could have gotten the attorney general busing in Boston and other cities. It is but the judges said actual desegregation did require all to take account of the drainage before the Massachusetts primary to inter¬ doubtful that the course Levi is considering not have to begin until Owen also emphasized no automatic basin. September 1977. vene, or he might have decided to intervene |SHIN(1T0N>37 IAPI - The Senate exemptions from the ordinance would be Councilmember John Czarnecki contin¬ prior to the Michigan primary," Ford said. could actually lead to any changes in local school districts until next year — after the The judges did not require a specific ratio of white to black students for the racial Thursday to delay production possible. ued action by asking for a study of soil "Several months ago the attorney gener¬ troversial and "You can store on land you own only," he conditions in the district. He also called for 1976 elections. balance in the schools, but indicated it _ costly B1 bomber al told me that he and his solicitor. Mr. White House and Justice Dept. officials would consider a range of 10 per cent to 35 Jafter the presidential inauguration said, "not on land owned by others." The amendment introduced recommendations to the council on the Robert Bork, were looking for a case where insisted Wednesday that Levi alone will per cent black as evidence of desegregation. was as an types of construction to be allowed and the in amendment by Sen. John emergency ordinance, which permitted the conditions under which it should be allowed. *a, delaying the ultimate council to introduce and pass it in the same Czarnecki asked for a consulting engineer Morris Udall supporters meeting. It will take immediate effect. and the TriCounty Regional Planning Jmuntil Feb. 1.1977,12 days after the •Culver amendment would require the pnt to certify the plane is essential to "This is a livable, reasonable decision," developer Albert White said. "It is a solution to the Remy-Chandler problem." Commission to assist in the study. The Remy-Chandler drainage basin lies north of East Lansing in a 27-square-mile decide pi defense. Mayor George Griffiths was not as area. East Lansing owns 2.5 square miles of J1" said that the B1 has not been P'«J flight tested and that there is pMt data to justify the Senate's pleased with the amendment. "This ordinance did not go as far as I would like," he said. "Ponding is not a good the basin and wishes to develop it because the area lies in the only direction the city can expand. The shifting soils and high against seeking primary recount Fur a project which solution to the problem." water table create a high rate of water ultimately could P'6 billion or more Griffiths said he was concerned about the runoff and add to the flooding problems. By United Press International "The campaign appreciates that DETROIT Morris Udall supporters Michigan Bidard added that results from some — has always had the cleanest elections Flint area precincts, where punch-card Thursday decided against seeking a recount going," Bidard said. "But in an election this of Tuesday's Michigan primary results, but voting was used, "didn't make any sense at close, an honest mistake could result in the all when viewed in the predicted an official state canvass of the wrong candidate winning the election." prospective of the vote would transform Udall into a winner. statewide figures." Unofficial returns showed that Jimmy Final unofficial election results State Elections Specialist James showed Carter edged Udall by 1,820 votes in the that Carter defeated Udall Chap¬ by less than 1 man said in Lansing that his office had Democratic contest. per cent of the vote - 305,997 to 304,177. received no official complaints about the However, Detroit election officials ac¬ election. Bidard said that in some polling places in knowledged Thursday that about 650 He added that it is not absentee ballots mailed in on time were Detroit's 17th Congressional District, an yet known area where Udall clobbered Carter, the whether a recount, which would cost the never counted. Udall aides said they have Udall levers on the election machines did financially beleagured Udall campaign at turned up other vote-counting discrepan¬ not function properly. least $30,000, can even be held for a cies elsewhere. & "We're pretty sure that when they have the canvass, we're going to be declared a winner by a few hundred votes," said Ilene "We had calls all afternoon from people who were trying to vote for Udall but were having trouble with the machines and presidential primary under state law. "At this point, we do not even have an official count," Chapman said. "So we don't know what Lengyel, Udall's Michigan campaign co¬ everybody's getting so steamed needed help," he said. up about. ordinator. "The official canvass always . changes the total." State election officials in Lansing said the canvass would be completed by May 28. In Detroit, deputy City Clerk Michael Kerwin announced at a news conference that 650 absentee ballots were never counted because of late delivery to polling places or Postal Service delays. He said he did not know if the votes could be legally counted now. Though Carter would still be the winner even if all 650 of those votes had been for Udall, LengyeU said, "600 votes is 600 votes. We're only 1,800 votes down." Earlier, Udall campaign aides had claim¬ ed that vote-counting errors and other irregularities in Detroit and elsewhere may have cost their candidate as many as 5,000 votes. AP wirepholo "Some precincts didn't turn in any in the Philippine capital in the past 30 years. Six¬ absentee ballots at all," said Bob Bidard, f'^market employes and shoppers ore stranded [ Fpnoon waters in Manila late Wednesday night Olga causes one of the worst floods teen inches of rain fell on the city and winds gusted up to 190 miles per hour. See story page 2. Udall coordinator for the metropolitan Detroit area. 2 Michigan Slate News, East Lansing, Michigan Fridoi'V. May 31 |, Senate OKs watchdog groui By WIRE SERVICES field will pick eight Democrats track record is an unmitigated scrutiny of the Select WASHINGTON new Lee Harvey Oswald killed - After 16 to serve on the disaster." months of revelations of CIA panel and Committee on Intelligence. Kennedy. minority leader Hugh Scott will Sen. Frank Church, D-Idaho, "It's a very important step, The resolution Economic rights stance urged assassination schemes other abuses, the Senate over¬ and tap seven Republicans. chairperson of the current intel¬ not only toward preventing committee exclusive gives the new Mansfield said today the new ligence committee now winding future abuses, but in shoring up and legislative budgetary whelmingly approved a 15- committee should be in opera¬ up a 15-month probe of the spy freedom. If the committee does authority over WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Rev. Jessb Jackson said member watchdog committee the CIA and shared tion early next month. responsi¬ Thursday that Democrats risk losing the 1976 presidential to monitor the nation's intelli¬ agencies, said the new panel its work well, this country is bility with other panels over The resolution originally would become the focal point ,or 'he election unless they can draw disenchanted black voters to going to be a better place," the National first gence operations. called for a 17-member panel, Security t Defense Intelligence Agency for action on many of the nearly Church said. the polls with specific promises that concentrate on A majority of the new com¬ 'intelligence bu but the number was cut to 15 200 recommendations made by FBI and State Agency' aDDrnvai t'¬ economic rights. mittee will be members of under an amendment by Sen. his committee's final report. Dept. One of the first tasks The resolution is not Jackson told the Democratic Platform Committee that "a existing panels whose failures Howard Cannon, D-Nev. facing legally the new panel will be to decide lot of people'' are predicting the nation's 7.5 million black to curb spy agency abuses Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, binding, but asks the White The 72-22 vote was a triumph whether to reopen the investi¬ House to give the other voters will stay home on election doy. He noted that provided a principal argument R-Conn., contended reducing for liberal and moderate re¬ panel ad¬ phenomenon could provide- Democrats with a margin for for creation of the new commit¬ the number would put the eight formers, who beat back conser¬ gation into the murder of Presi¬ vance notice of major new growing 1,011 out"7 j dent John F. Kennedy. The old intelligence a tee. members of existing panels "in operations. The expett^ defeat. vative efforts to exempt the Jackson said the platform should promise more jobs for Under terms of a resolution the driver's seat" and would code-cracking National Secur¬ committee voted recently to turn over to the new panel panel could not veto proposed spy activities but could vote to rewriting of th, formulation of an (J.1 dwB establishing the new panel, at represent "a vote of confi¬ ity Agnecy, Defense Intelli¬ what Sen. Richard fw 'he black Americans and the capital to own businesses. He also least eight of its IS members dence" in their past perform- gence Agency and other Penta¬ Schweicker, reveal operations of which it Natioji called on the party to allow more participation by blacks and must come from the four gon units from the budgetary R-Pa., called "some very hot disapproved. The President Kenc!r "J tell suggested that the platform might also include a proposal Senate panels that traditionally "I do not see how the track leads" that might answer why could appeal the disclosure to unauthorized for the decriminalization of narcotics. have monitored the CIA, FBI record is deserving of any vote and other spy agencies. The of confidence by this body in Curare deaths lead to arrest resolution won overwhelming the existing committees," HIGH WINDS, RAIN HIT GUAM, PHILIPPINES Senate approval Wednesday. Weicker said. "They have been HACKENSACK, N.J. (UPI) — A South American surgeon Majority leader Mike Mans¬ in the driver's seat and the who experimented with the muscle-relaxing drug curare 2 typhoons was arrested Wednesday on charges he murdered five patients 10 years ago at a Bergen County hospital. Dr. Mario Jascolevich, 48, was charged with "willfully, feloniously and of malice aforethought" causing the deaths Quake damage spreads By WIRE SERVICES low lying sweep Pacific areas, killed at least islanj Manila City Hall looked like to of the patients in 1965 ond 1966, The indictment did not specify including a 4-year-old girl. how the patients were neighboring republics Twin typhoons roared across the Pacific Ocean Thursday, swamping heavily populated five persons. A family of seven whose home was swept away and 12 persons aboard two canal. Weather bureau chief Roman a killed but the grand jury had been L. Kintinar said 16.1 investigating allegations By WIRE SERVICES Manila with more than 16 small airplanes inches of they died of injections of curare. caught in the rain fell on Quezon MOSCOW — The earthquake that hit Soviet central Asia on inches of rain, and sending storm were City in 24 Jascolevich insisted he reported missing. hours, topping a Manila was using the drug for Monday caused deaths and injuries, left more than 10,000 persons 150-mile-per-hour winds at the Marcos ordered all but essen¬ City experiments animois. record of 16.9 inches set in on homeless, and destroyed many homes and businesses, the Soviet American island of Guam. tial businesses closed in Manila July Jascolevich pleaded innocent to the 1972 when the charges. news agency Tass said Thursday. Philippines President and Quezon City and flew over country was hit Curare is used by South American Indians to "A number of people were killed and there were injured," Tass Ferdinand Marcos declared a the area after by a major flood. poison tip conferring with their arrows and is frequently used said in the first report of casualties. "calamity." He ordered around- officials. Typhoon Pamela, upgraded during operations to to a facilitate surgery by relaxing a patient's muscles. But it can The shock was followed by "terrible rainstorms" which caused the-clock relief shipments and The government-owned super-typhoon with wind mud and rock slides that "inflicted material Manila Transportation Co. of¬ gusts up to 190 m.p.h., bore be fatal in lorge doses. damage and caused called out police to guard down today on Guam, 1,500 casualties" in three central Asian fered commuters free bus republics, the Soviet news against hoarders and profiteers rides, miles to the east. agency said. in the flooded Manila area and and the armed forces Food prices, spending jump For the first time, it reported that the trucks into service, but put heavy damage had spread from neighboring provinces. many Pamela sent more than 2,100 the Uzbek republic to the streets WASHINGTON (UPI) — Retail food prices neighboring Tadzhik and Turkmen Typhoon Olga's floodwaters, were impassable. A residents fleeing from their probably will republics. which rose to rooftop level in 100-yard underpass in front of homes for shelter in schools and rise 3 to 4 per cent this year and will push total consumer Teams of builders, machinery, food and medicine continued to food spending past the $200 billion mark, an stream into the earthquake zone, where Agriculture army troops were helping Dept. report indicates. with the relief work, Tass said. Department economists said in the report Wednesday that the food price gain, which will be the smallest in at least four years, could be as little as 2 per cent if 1976 crops are better The broadcast indicated the extent of the disaster serious than previous official reports suggested. The earthquake measured between 8 and 9 on the was more 12-point HORSES A-Z than now expected, or could be as Soviet scale. high as 5 per cent if crop prospects here and abroad are dimmed by summer weather conditions. This relatively small increase, attributed to increasing supplies of many foods, compares with jumps of 8.5 per cent last year and 14.5 per cent in each of the two preceding years. State Dept. to sell power plants WASHINGTON (AP) - The State Dept. has decided to support General Electric's request to sell two atomic power plants and 1.4 million pounds of enriched uranium fuel to South Africa, it was learned Thursday. The controversial $2 billion sole is the first nuclear reactors for South Africa, which has not involving signed the nuclear nonproliferation treaty designed to prevent the spread of atomic weapons. This decision is likely to touch off a fight on both technological and political grounds. State Dept. officials said they saw go inconsistency with administration efforts to further majority rule in Southern Africa. The two nuclear power plants, which would be built about 20 miles from Cape Town, would produce about 1,000 pounds of plutonium a year as a byproduct. Concorde jets to taxi into U.S. LONDON (AP) — Two supersonic Concorde passenger jets one British and one — French will make their first flights — to Washington together Monday, then taxi the Dulles Airport side-by-side to terminal, British Airways said Thursday. The two planes are scheduled to fly 12 miles apart at speeds up to 1,350 miles per hour to within 50 miles of the U.S. coast, when they will slow to subsonic speeds. The British Airways Concorde is to touch down at Dulles two minutes ahead of the French plane, then wait on the runway so the two can come in side by side. A federal appeals court decision made cleared the way for the controversial Wednesday supersonic Concorde jet to start scheduled flights from London and Paris to Washington. The three-judge panel Wednesday refused to overturn the Feb. 4 decision by Transportation Coleman Jr. that allowed Air France Secretary William T. and British operate limited Concorde Airways to flights into two U.S. airports for up to 16 months. Kissinger denotes U.S. stance OSLO, Norway (AP) — Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger said Thursday the United States will not permit the Soviet Union to impose its ideology on the West, according to a U.S. official. Kissinger also told the closed meeting of the North Atlantic Council the essential outlines of U.S. policy will remain the same no matter who wins the U.S. presidential election, the American official said. Foreign Minister Knut Frydenlund told the Storting, the Norwegian parliament, that his government does not share Kissinger's position on Communists joining the Italian government. Kissinger has said that the entry of Communists into the Italian government after next month's elections would hurt the Western parliamentary alliance. He has pointed out that the confidence that exists between the allies and non-Communist Italian governments would-be damaged. rison crowding challenged I Bv RALPH FRAMMOLINO letter serves as a request for I state News Staff Writer ruling" by the department a "declaratory instead of a crime, Ferency said. He started alerting the legislature in to alleviate the estimated that 30 to 40 February, % professor Zolton Ferency told the crowding. If the request is unanswered or state's prisoners were per cent of the 1975. Bonding proposals for new facilities Ln Dept. of Corrections Thursday to denied, Ferency and the HRP can take the lated crimes. arrested for drug-re¬ are still awaiting action in the legislature, Ec the overcrowding situation in the issue to court under Michigan law. Gail Light, she said. spokesperson for the correc¬ |., priSon or face the prospect of a "The real key here is whether the think it courts tions department, said that Ferency's "We certainly need the new prisons," (overcrowding) is cruel and unusual came as no move Light said. She gave a flat "no cpmment" surprise. when asked if ncy is asking the department to let punishment," Ferency said, expecting a "We were kind of concerned that such Ferency's challenge was it inmates and refuse to admit any suit. "I'm going to court to seek a welcomed by the department. relief in situation would occur I prisoners in order to lessen the front of the judges that sentence these said about eventually," Light Ferency said he will take the matter to Ferency's challenge. "Most of the Ijigg problem in the state's facilities. people to prisons." things Mr. Ferency said were things the court in two weeks if there is no response or ■ teach this stuff at the school — Ferency said he does not want to see the a negative response from the department to director (of the department) has said to the his request. He added that he Itr's rights," Ferency said. state build more facilities but rather release used the same legislature." •ency delivered a letter on behalf of people incarcerated for drug-related system — asking for the declaratory ruling Light said that the department first Ihiman Rights Party (HRP) to the crimes. This would cause a more "selective" became concerned about the and then going to court — to win a decision is department, citing the crowd- system of imprisonment and allow in the prisons in overcrowding earlier this year that the state police drug-re¬ October, 1974. She said the el and unusual punishment." The lated crimes to be treated disease intelligence files on subversive activities as a department's director, Perry Johnson, were unconstitutional. es/ofence halls manager explains roposecf hike for dormitory rates Bv PATRICIA LaCROIX The remainder of the additional money igan. State News Staff Writer will be allocated in the form of higher One hidden advantage of students not director of the Red Cedar ■t Underwood, all-residence halls salaries for University Log, the MSU employes. returning to the dorms is that the yearbook, expressing strong dissatisfaction >r, explained to the Residence Hall Underwood said the room-and board possibility of tripling also decreases. with the RHA ad that appeared in the book, SN photo Bill Goodrich i iRHAI the whys and wherefores of rate increase amounts to four and The geometric t ^ i $00 increase in one-half "Tripling won't be nearly as severe as it since the RHA body was not contacted designs of a crane's boom near the International Center room and per cent over last year. He added that this last year," Underwood said, "and more contrast with the was before radical revisions were made. fleecy clouds of a spring day. The crane is there to |drates lor the 1976-77 school year at rate was "not bad," considering "the than likely will not extend into winter term The original sketch submitted by the make improvements on the building's air conditioning system. ;ly meeting Wednesday night. inflationary times that we live in." at all." body allegedly included «n though Underwood explained that Students were not so lucky in the tuition more pictures that Underwood did say that students from defined what RHA did throughout the year, | of his job is keeping room-and-board department, since increases there amount¬ off campus are being offered rooms in that, according to Thompson and support¬ is "low as possible and getting as ed to 17 per cent, he said. dorms beginning this week and that they ing representatives, were not in the final | out of each dollar spent as possible," Underwood explained the decrease in the hope to get 200 applicants through this printed version. Option to work ase will be presented to number of students method. returning to the The motion passed by consent of the it' Board of Trustees for approval dormitories for next year is apparently Other business at the meeting included a body. attributable to the fact that students are motion by Emmons Hall representative The next RHA |k students are our only source of going out and working for one or two years Chuck Thompson that a letter be sent to the meeting will be held x" Underwood said. "The dormitory themselves. Wednesday night in the Brody Complex. on is decreasing, but the mortgage "Usually, we would expect about 17,500 its." to be signing up for the dormitories this available in lieu wood said five-sixths of this in- year. We're just not getting them this year, lo- or about S50 from each student — though," he said. ■go to paving the increased costs for With the $60 increase, MSU will still have the lowest room-and-board rates in Mich¬ of cash payments By SUZIE ROLLINS Physically Handicapped, the East Lansing State News Staff Writer Sanitation Dept. or the water treatment Two options are available in East plant. Lansing regarding payments of fines by persons One of the reasons the work convicted of drunk or impaired driving, option is not prking gate undergoes 'disappearing'act' possessing many outstanding parking tick¬ ets or taking part in small larcenies. The made known to the convicted to an persons is due assumption that "most people can hitch is that only one option is made known afford to pay the fines." Frank Russell, East ■snot only the mailman who refuses to let anything stop him. The man who to the guilty parties — to pay the fine in Lansing 54 B District Court administrator, B— 11 civil rights law, may very well be decided within was when the national n- 1 the next few days. WMPEfWMENTTO AUMWSrSWMININ$ IN WET— NewtV tried to cancel the across from Madison smoke-filled room it ordered Square Garden. a. thSli SI1twB Sponsored by Rep. Daisy Elliot, D-Detroit, A high functionary of the party called the man,... I the bill, if and said, "We won't be ., passed, will repeal the current Civil needing a smoke filled room in 11 J convention." Rights Act, the Fair Employment Practices Act Survival for the JuiyM "Does this and the Fair Housing Act while of the provisions of these acts. The bill is the result of seven retaining many , beasts will not be mean Mayor Daley, Leonard Meany, George Wallace, Mo Udall, Sen. coming to the convention?" the No, they II probably be there Woodcock Jackson and manager askrt J G„»ft I years of exhaustive research by members of the Civil WASHINGTON brokers, but it doesn't look as if there along with all the other J Rights Dept. and numerous representatives Senate Select Committee - Just before the general. When things went sour, the papers the convention as was will be any hone-mil originally planned. Carter should bJ presented, amid whole actively involved in civil rights legislation. conspicuous self-congratulation, Volume I of were destroyed and all kept mum. thing sewed up by then." ■ We believe that the bill is a its report on the intelligence community, Nothing quite illuminates the ice-cold significant step the CIA scored yet another coup. ignorance of the agency that a memo towards the creation of a strong policy of civil Director George Bush hurried up to the written by Richard Helms during the period rights protection under existing state law. Caucus Room for a secret session with the when the CIA was conducting experiments The advantages and senators and implored them to with LSI) on improvements that this keep the unwitting subjects: bill provides are indeed intelligence budget a secret. The committee revealing when one "While I share your uneasiness and contrasts them to the fragmented and distorted legislation that has characterized the civil rights field in the past. voted So a typical on compromise: They would pass the buck to the full Senate. page 470 of the report, where the I 1 I distaste for any program which tends to intrude upon an individual's private and legal prerogatives, I believe it is necessary The new constitution which was the people of Michigan in 1963 adopted by numbers ought to be, there spaces. Considering that last week the Supreme Court ruled that it's okay for the are blank Mary McQrory that the agency maintain a central role in this activity, keep current on enemy provided for the happened. capabilities on the manipulation of human creation of a constitutional Feds to look at your bank account, Atty. Gen. Edward Levi you have w.mu before the behavior anci maintain an offensive ca- body called the Civil to say that government secrecy is, in this committee just before Bush. He was trying Rights Commission, an alternative to the courts Bicentennial of our liberty, to censor some pability." in civil rights adjudication. gaining over language in Volume n Olson, unbeknownst to individual privacy. relative to illegal domestic The commission was then The Senate could, of course, spying. That himself, was given a glass of Cointreau with given certain gather up its suggests whose side he is one. No prosecu- 70 micrograms of LSD in it on Nov. 19, general powers enabling it to settle courage and assert that people who can't tions, particularly in an election year, seem over civil rights and to offer disputes keep their own bank records a secret have likely. 1953. Eight days later, he threw himself out 'Art fiucUt redress in the form of a New York hotel room window. the right to know how The committee wants the of remedies and money they give to attorney gener- Nobody was responsible. The individuals penalties. the government is being spent by the al to be added to the National But little in the way of advancement in ' Security involved were shown a reprimand for "bad the spooks. Council. * He would civil rights field could be One of tl 9&sulfjbly pkrtu*»Wh«a Ibey wife aSBtjo breaks warn the judgement," one which thfey were assured#? accomplished by the ;ey s roomf commission until the scattered condition of voted against immediate i i law. Neither of. two privW attorneys 1 wjmW~nqf. M made part .135.00 NOW *129.95 ,ia Gov. Reagan on the year, partly on the grounds He has composed and arranged .Music Building Auditorium at that "the Republican cycle is in New York and now lives in 8:15 p.m. uam WllSOn reg. '31.95 Stan Smith Autograph NOW Ui worker, who was hit by a car Wednesday evening, was B.J.K. Autograph *24.95 Police said the man wrestled with her and then fled when L Iron the University Health Center Thursday morning Selected Tennisware 20% OFF a bicyclist approached the area and the woman started ng treated for multiple bruises and a small laceration of The screaming. man was described as a white male with dark hair about 18 years old, 5-feet-8-inches tall and 150 jus police said the man was running west along a sidewalk pounds. He was said to be wearing a yellow waist-length jacket and dark trousers. Road and crossed Stadium Road where he was hit by a on I vehicle. HIKING BOOTS [driver of the car, an MSU student, was cited for failing to of A receptionist at Hubbard Hall discovered a miniature version Niagara Falls running down the stairwell from the 10th floor 30% destrian crossing. According to the victim, he did not is he crossed the road. about 2:30 a.m. Thursday. Campus police said that someone had taken a firehose from the 10th floor, put it in the Raichle, Dexter, MT-10 up to OFF Student reported stairwell, turned it on and left. J being assaulted shortly after It is not known how ■hi Wednesday in what campus police believe to have been a long the hose had been there or how much water had run down the stairs. j|t motivated attack. in said that she was walking home from the the incident caused Police also said they do not know if any damage, but the receptionist turned off CLOTHING Library the hose and the soggy stairwell is now drying out. Lj grabbed from behind by an unidentified man near G lot. Compiled by Joe Scales Speedo Fashion Swimwear up to 30% OFF ♦Free Swim Cap with purchase of any Speedo Swimsuit IE "TERM PAPER FRIGHT' BELL'S PIZZA Wilson Sweatsuits 50% OFF GRINDERS! LEVI a meal for two! Pants 20-30% OFF 225 MAC T-shirts 50% OFF CAMPUS STORE 1135 R. Gr.Rivar 322 ■ 5027 332-0858 Spring Jackets up to _ 30% OFF WITH ERRORITE! 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College of Human Medicine has Helmrath has been named by the Massachu¬ previously been a fellow in the division of setts Institute of Technology to neonatal biology at the Univer¬ receive 811 Alfred P. Sloan sity of Washington. Fellowship. The Sloan Fellows program, which began in 1931, selects Thomas A. Helmrath, a pedi¬ men and women each year from atrician who has been at MSU medicine, industry, govern¬ since 1969, will begin a 12- ment and universities. This month course in June which year 57 received awards. will lead to a Master of Science _ Another Sloan Fellow from degree in management. the MSU College of Human Helmrath is one of six in the Medicine, Dr. W. Donald medical field to receive the Weston, associate dean and fellowship this year. professor of psychiatry, com¬ A graduate of St. Louis pleted work in April for a University School of Medicine, Master of Science degree in Helmrath is the director of the management at MIT. Gypsy Scholar wirephoto AP California Gov. Edmund G. Brown rain and umbrellas. Brown wiU seek Jr., center, campaigns Wednesday a write-in vote in next in downtown Portland, Ore., Tuesday's among primary. book sale today You just do not find books as cheap as this today: 25*, 50* for hardbacks, paperbacks, anthologies, fiction, non-fiction, textbooks, even some first editions. "We're practically giving these books away," said Peter editor of the Gypsy Scholar, magazine of Mott, literary criticism put out by graduate students in the English Dept. The editors of the Rathskeller magazine are holding a book sale from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. today on the second floor of Morrill Hall to raise money to help publish their three issues yearly. "This is a good chance to pick up some good books cheap," said Mike Holaday. promotional editor of the Gypsy Scholar. "We ransack the faculty and grad students for some of their books." Gypsy Scholar magazine is funded by three sources: by the book sale, by subscriptions from libraries and college departments who subscribe to the magazine and by an annual $3,600 allocation from the Student Media Appropriations Board. The professional journal, according to Holaday, is one of the few of its kind in the country, and is considered one of the best. "We are the leading one (literary criticism magazine put out completely by English graduate students), but the others have \yw nowhere near our reputation," Mott said. The publication is independent of the English Dept., though the editors do use offices in the department. The staff consists of about 25 people. Book sales from previous years have $200. Holaday said. pulled in between $100 and JLJL/O New Car Loan Rate Makes This the Time to Bob Carr to choir Buy! panel GREAT BEER PRICES! 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May 21. 1976 "J U/ city pool services, research TCCD f€) Lpailam.mohr r. New! SUH Writer Krity of East Lansing and ■L.f established a clear- ■use committee that will base for research needs to be met projects. "The city may have that members, graduates and dents have the service faculty stu¬ expertise to house committee shoot of the Urban was Program developed by the Na¬ tional League of Cities. an Observatory off¬ with population between and 250,000. East Lansing fit into this population bracket so the city, 50,000 while the National ple are paid. League The committee consists of four East peo¬ CASUAL BUT t Lansing members GRACIOUS DINING assist in," Maxie C. %te academic expertise in Jackson, along with the College of Urban and four MSU members. Xinity services and re- director of the Center for Roughly five years ago, the Development, league funded by compiled and Mayor George Griffiths, City Ei projects. Urban Affairs said. "The clear was Housing submitted a and Urban proposal. . Manager John Patriarche, Dr., city and University inghouse brings them together to work." Development (HUD) to create a program that would "We made it to the last review process, but we didn't Robert Docking (acting super¬ intendent of schools) and James AT THE £, wjil serve on the com- Areas desiring or needing establish constructive relations between cities with pass," Jackson said. The idea Meulendyke, chairperson of the rthat will match propo- assistance direct their PRETZEL BELL was good and problem interest was high, City Planning Idling for specific East to the clearinghouse commit¬ populations over 250,000 and local universities. The so efforts were continued to serve on the Commission, city side. E, nroblems or require- ■T tee. The committee then utiliza¬ pursue the program, he said. pro¬ tion of university services by Serving for MSU are Associ Kvith individuals at MSU ceeds to the University and the National The only difference between ate Provost Clarence L. Win¬ f,ve academic skills in the finds faculty members, grad¬ was League of Cities the Urban Observatory Pro¬ der; Prof. Wilbur Brookover; Elar area. uates or students who can very successful, Jackson said, and HUD decided to fund gram and the East Lansing- Duane L. Gibson, Director of | committee will also as- respond to the community MSU service is © 'he money, Jackson the Institute for Tjjemic units that wish to need, he said. Urban Observatory Pro¬ pointed out. The individuals Community L local community as a gram again. This time the recruited by the Development, and Maxie C. 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Wall, editor Church (Disciples of Christ), Alabama's George Wallace is a 'choUrs. Sen. • Frsnk Q ment at lapses of ethics in of the influential ecumenical once a Sunday school teacher Methodist who speaks often of Presbyterian wi. government, rising attention is weekly, Christian Century. now attends Bellaire Presby¬ the "grace and goodness of renewed dedic,tio ° being centered on the religious Generally in the past, he says, terian Church in Los Angeles, God" and says "Jesus Christ Principles of Hubert Humnhr,, imJ stances of candidates for the it has been "assumed that an evangelically oriented saves." Sen. Henry M. U.S. presidential nomination. religious references by public congregation. Jackson, Church of Christ 'J a Presbyterian and The religious note is an officials were not to be taken President Ford, a life-long one-time "r'ive in Sunday school teacher, terms church says escalating element in the presi dential contest, stirring discus seriously. But now, our leading Episcopalian, usually attends St. John's Episcopal Church, himself a "deeply religious Judeo-ChristiaT built the nation candidates are clearly not man." and h sion among pundits, politicians, joking. They mean it." across the park from the execu¬ Sen. Morris K. Udsll, reared Headed its social gain church leaders and people. The reference specifically tive mansion. His is a quiet a Mormon but who left the Not since the late John F. was to Democratic candidate faith, a "personal thing," he church because it bars blacks Kennedy in 1960 became the Carter, a Southern Baptist of says, which "I rely on for from the priesthood first Roman Catholic to gain the says "I explicitly devout belief, and to guidance from my God." consider myself a presidency has religion sur President Gerald Ford, an Epis¬ Carter, a Baptist deacon in religious per¬ son" but without faced so strongly in the vying his home church in Plains, Ga., organizational copalian. ties. for that office. But thus time, Here, briefly, are religious says he has been a Christian California Gov. Edmund G. the issue is not so much connections of leading candi¬ since he was eight, but had a Brown Jr. is a Roman Catholic denominational ties as indi dates: "born-again" experience of re¬ and former Jesuit seminarian vidually voiced commitment. Republican Ronald Reagan, a commitment in 1967. who quotes freely from church © BoarsHttad (iji _ Sandal Trade In Theater z «*■ -» O » V. presents BRING US YOUR OLD SANDALS eeasdjf bit $9 oo "THE HOT L AND GET A. OFF ON A NEW PAIR BALTIMORE" thru may 23 (NOT VALID ON SALE ITEMS) Center for the Arts e LtNAWIJ at GRAND 484-7805 MSU BOOTERY AP wirephoto Riders pass through two upside-down includes a 360-degree vertical loop- STUDENTS- 'I. OFF! turns in the newest roller coaster, a ride the-loop plus two vertical spirals or appropriately named the Cork¬ corkscrew turns. It cost $1.75 mil¬ 225 E. Grand River Cedar Point screw, at park in Sandusky, Ohio. 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InJ™™ Special MiM *n s«t$ 150 opet The Life and MusiR Machines increase food supply; No Passes 11:30011. chips from pig and cow bones WASHINGTON (API - Deboning machines are used pounds of meat a year to the There will be some fii ely now by the industry but not in U.S. food supply, about five ground chips from pig and jw the final bone scraping manner pounds per American. 1M bones in your hot dogs if he being urged by the Agriculture The department, Agriculture explaining Dept. car.ies Dept. for processed meat the new approach, said, "Under through with its plan to let food products. traditional hand processors use machines to The department's plan would deboning methods, loss of meat typically gnaw meat closer to the boi;e. allow processors to include up occurs when packing house But those bone chips should, to one pQund of bone v ' not be noticeable and, chips in employees attempt to cut the e besidi^#/ ilOO pounds of meat to meat from neck bones, ribs and they are a good source df" lfiake such things as pork backbones. Mechanical calcium, the department says. The plan is to allow sausage, canned beef stew and boning machines can de¬ strip such m deboning frozen pizzas. bones clean of all meat that machines to scrape the bones of Officials say the technique otherwise would not be gotten processed livestock could add nearly one billion by hand deboning." Pitcher Special 2 6 Zj l5tHotdoqs Live Bana -no cover3-6 2 5 \jL \ Downstairs at open 8^1^., ^ SpACECOAST At last... ON CAMPUS BETWEEN THE something better HUMAN ECOLOGY BLDG. AND THE UNION than free cheki BOOTHS STILL AVAILABLE UAB/SE 355- 3355 from your irwtDayi credit union... 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ONE KILLS.I rises ONE"DIE£ isponse to council good MARLON ^Thank^ iys 01 si"""" -I — Novak attributed the in¬ BRANDO jty government may be crease In during the next academic year duuujf principles of |nt J ® applications to change in student attitudes and a and have a strong role in any reason be dismissed from a committee, the alternate will JACK "ube« the Student the State News. academic policy making. Oi'irch of Humphrey^, j. ^BP week been accepting "Students "With all of the applicants we then be approached for the NICHOLSON ChristVJ S for student are feeling more responsibility," he said. "People will have a choice group of high position. aC"Ve, in <*urch 2 academic realize that they quality people," he said. "These The appointments will be built Judeo-Chri says the nation s tUn^S and h„(1 t„ts on /committees and over active role in can University play an policy indications of interest should produce a very active council." made Monday at the Student Council meeting, 4:30 p.m. in THE MISSOURI] headed its social plications have been making. 331 Union. To some of the folks who made gain, [or U positions, really heartwarming to "I also cannot deny the good coverage the State News has Because of the flood of cants the appli¬ appointment process run BREAKS our past season so successful, so given us. They have opened the has been reformed. FIND memorable and such a unique •I, good student re- Check : channel of communication Each applicant will be inter¬ WHAT pleasure. said Bob Novak, stu- so ,lKr of the Academic our message can reach the viewed by Student Council YOU'VE out the Committee and students." members and then rated. Two BEEN YELLOW REDFORD/HOFFMAN Thanks 1 bfc ■ of the for the applicants. positions it Gordon Thomas, for Academic the governance secretary Governance said committees should be a more cohesive applicants will be selected for each position, one as an alter¬ nate. If the appointee should for LOOKING FOR! PAGE! "AUTRE PRESIDENT'S MEN" VAN CLIBURN, DOUG WKAR TV/AM/FM, CORAL JONES, | ^j| GABLES, unit ROBERT ALTMAN, DEWITT JONES, MARGE & DORRIS AT UNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS, AL EDWARDS E M LINCOLN-MERCURY, THE JOFFREY BALLET, JEAN MARTINON, JACK BURNS & THE KELLOGG CENTER STAFF, STAN MIDGLEY, DEPART¬ MENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY, THEEXORCIS UNIVERSITY CLUB, UNIVERSITY INN, EUELL GIBBONS, DR. SCOTT SWISHER, UNIVERSITY LIBRARY: i REFERENCE, ALBERT PICK MOTOR ,Si HOTEL, UNION TICKET OFFICE, DR. DONALD DUNBAR, WELCOME WAGON, SGT. DICK MURRAY, JAY ROBERTS, LEONARD SKLAR, DON ROGERS & OUR STAGE CREWS, LEONTYNE PRICE. Thanks l GHT and SAIURDI Bcial Midnight Shir Be Life and Music *■' 1 CHINESE ACROBATS OF TAIWAN, JEANETTE ABELES, CIRCADIA, LIBERTY MUSIC SHOP OF ANN ARBOR, DIXIE DURR & MARY LOU IJANIS JOPLIH m DUSCHL, FACULTY FOLK NEW¬ COMERS, DON STARRIN & CREWS, RED CEDAR LOG, LT. GOV. JIM DAMMAN & THE MICHIGAN BICENTENNIAL COMMISSION, BURRELL LEU VOY & CUSTODIAL CREW, JIMMY DRIFTWOOD, STATE NEWS ENTERTAINMENT, U.S. MARINE CORPS, THE WHARTONS, THE ACTING COMPANY, LANSING STAR, ELEANOR SIMPSON, YEHUDI Si HEPHZIBAH MENUHIN, n LANSING PRINTING, LORRAINE 1: DEMOREST, THE FLINT JOURNAL, JEFFREY MONTGOMERY, MSU RUSSIAN CHORUS, GILBERT H: HANSEN. Thanks ! HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL MARINES & BLACK WATCH, PHYLLIS THOMAS & THE TOWNE COURIER, WILS, LOU HEKHUIS, NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS, GENE KENNEY, RAY CAMPAU AT AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES, BILL VINCENT Si DOROTHY LINICK, MSU FOLKLORE SOCIETY. MARGARET CAMPBELL, LANSING LIMOUSINE SERVICE, LANSING ROTARY CLUB, DON COOPER, L-C ADVISORY COUNCIL, DOLLY KEMPPAINEN, THE STUDENT USHER CORPS, HUMANITIES 152, INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, JANOS STARKER, ALPHA PHI OMEGA. Thanks JULLIARD QUARTET, DOROTHY JONES, TRI-COUNTY LIVING, GREATER LANSING AREA DANCE COUNCIL, OWEN JORGENSEN, BYRON AUTREY & THE MSU MUSIC DEPARTMENT, MICHIGAN COUNCIL FOR THE ARTS, WILL MURPHY, JOHN SCHWARTZ & PRESTON BECKER AT CHANNEL 6 NEWS, DEBBIE KENRICK, JIM DAGGY, LINDA GLADDEN & FRED BRUFLODT AT MSU INFORMATION SERVICES, J.F. TORREY AT CHANNEL 10 NEWS, CATHERINE O'CONNOR AT WMSN CAMPUS RADIO, KEN FINK AT THE MICHIGAN DAILY, PAUL WEISSENFELD AT WVIC, MSU NEWS-BULLETIN, 84TH OF THE FOOT ROYAL HIGHLAND EMIGRANTS. Thanks From Ken, Sally, Maureen, Brik, Tom, Don, Wendy, Cedric, Darryl, Chuck J., Nancy, Ben, Chuck R., Bryan & Carlene. Lecture-Concert Series at MSU 144 University Auditorium 355-6686 And here's to the '76-77 Season! _ Sean FintuyHlmtuuM Connery Audrey Hepburn m" .yn uiPIIII" M Absolutely No One Under 18 Admitted \J 1 0 Michigon Stote News, Eost Lansing, Michigan toy, May 2| , "" WIZARD MSU junior wins beauty contest " By JUDY PUTNAM State News Staff Writer Arms full of roses, a scholarship. In addition, she will be competing in the Miss plans to receive a master's degree in education. She has to give safe or conservative answers during interviews. a out male escort. And since she is with a male, she must have oz glitter¬ Michigan pageant in June of done voluntary hospital work "I have always been honest a chaperon. ing 4-foot high trophy, See the uncut version shown In crown, a 1977. and is a part-time lifeguard in with the judges," she said. "It's crazy," she laughed, Technicolor tears and the flash of cameras "I meet so many people doing the summer. When asked her opinion on "but it almost makes me feel on a Big Screen with Full Sound. — most women long ago gave this, I really enjoy it," she said. The modeling and dance the Equal Rights Amendment more at ease." up beauty-queen fantasies. "Now that I have this opportun¬ But not Mary Anne Staniec. scholarships are designed to she said "to each his own," and She had better like it, be¬ ity, I wouldn't want to pass it help Staniec polish herself for said it is a person's right to FRIDAY, MAY 21 The 20-year old MSU junior upt" the Miss Michigan competition, choose what he wishes to do cause being Miss East Detroit TICKETS: AT THE won her second title last Sun¬ Staniec means a full year of Bicenten SHOWS: 7,9,11P.M. DOOR ,, emphasized that the but she said she will play piano with his life. 'N ADVANCE M a day when she was crowned contest was not just based on for the talent portion of the nial duties, mayor's balls, ban¬ Ill OLD HAIL Now that Staniec is in the F°«'NFO 4 TICKETS Miss East Detroit. beauty, pointing to preliminary pageant. She performed a Bee¬ running for the Miss Michigan quets and rallies accompanied <-ALl: 332-0762 "I was very excited. I could¬ interviews which looked for an thoven overture in the Miss by escorts and chaperons. pageant, she must strive to n't remember anything. They "all-around person." Hast Detroit competition. keep her "reputation very heal "It's actually only the begin called my number and the next thing I knew, they had put ns, gav e the "You have to have the mental ability, too." she said. A human ecology major with Calling herself a "convention¬ al person" and "no women's libber by any means," Staniec thy" which means staying out of any place associated with alcohol while she is wearing her ning. There's a long road ahead of me and a lot of fun. I'm really looking forward to it," she said, ami crown and trophy and I was out minor in psychology, Staniec said she has never felt pressure a banner or crown. Anytime she while visions of Bert Parks on the runway with tears OPENS T0NIGH1 appears publicly she must have danced in her head. *' streaming down my face. I was Senate denies funds so happy," she said. Staniec is the current Miss East Detroit International, the top queen of the ethnic festi¬ TONIGHT ONLY vals, a title she won last July. The sunny, blue-eyed blonde will receive a $500 education to sex-pot research Laugh at the famous exotic cartoon that 00 Y0U BELIEVE IN FAIRIES? scholarship, a $750 modeling WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate completed congressional scandalized our nation's scholarship and a $350 dance action Wednesday on $12.04 billion appropriations bill that includes a ban on federal aid to a sex-and-marijuana study. largest animation studio! PETER PAN One of the more controversial provisions in the catch-all bill A MUSICAL BY cJ.M. denies further federal funding for a study at Southern Illinois BARRIE Day of unity University on "the effects of marijuana on human sexual response." Despite warnings that congressional interference in research will be held threatens the scientific community, the ban was voted on grounds t hat the study, in the words of Sen. John L. McClellan, D-Ark., "is A Solidarity Day program offensive to the standards of decency held by most Americans." will be held About $40,000 in federal funds already has been on campus Monday spent on the Iris Gomez, a member of study, which is expected to cost $110,000. PIRGIM, which is cosponsoring r the program, said there is a twofold purpose for the day's 5 LIVE SHOWS DAILY 1 events: to let people know the Times: 12-3-6-9-12 groups exist and to stir stu¬ dents from their apathy by PLUS.... 2XXX MOVIES creating a sense of unity. Gomez said each group will Monday thru Saturday 9 to 3 a.m. have literature tables set up in Sunday 12 to 12 the Beaumont Tower area from 11a.m. to 4:30 p.m. In the evening. Gomez said PUSSYCAT Theatre PIRGIM. the Wounded Knee New Topless Cameroom Support Committee and Great Pinball • Peel Issues will sponsor a speech by Vine DeLoria Jr. The speech and New Bookstore will be given in B108 Wells Hall 2400 N. East St. (U.S. 27 North) 372-7080 at 8 p.m. NOWSHOWINO! SOME OF THE WORLD'S BEST EROTIC ANIMATION! Box Offico Open 12-5 for more info; >. 1 Tt30 FAIRCHILD THEATRE SHOWPLACE: 104B WELLS phsiM 355-0148 The Martians 355-4672 ADMISSION;'1,50 Are C0MIHG! PERFORMANCES: Fridays 8 8 10 p.m. Saturdays 8110 p.m. Sundays 2:30 (4 p.m. SHOWCASE JAZZ PRESENTS SKY LECTURE AND OUTDOOR OBSERVING AFTER 8 PM SHOWS. ALBUM AND LIGHT SHOW FOLLOWING 10 PM SHOWS. >★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ I PRESENTS CHARLES FRIDAY, MAY 21 MINGUS TICKETS: SATURDAY, MAY 22 3.00 FOR MSU STUDENTS WITH I.D. i mflYHEm AT miDNIGHT 8:00 & 10:30 RM. 3.50 GENERAL PUBLIC ERICKSON KIVA, MSU 3.50 AT THE DOOR AVAILABLE A T : THE MSU UNION, ANN ARBOR MUSIC MART AND BY MAI L ORDER .TO: SHOWCASE JAZZ/UAB-SE, UNION BLDG..MSU.E. LANSING. Ml 48824. (PLEASE ENCLOSE MONEY ORDERS ONLY WITH SELF-ADDRESSED, STAMPED ENVELOPES THIS CONCERT WAS MADE POSSIBLE BY GRANTS FROM THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS THE MICHIGAN COUNCIL FOR THE ARTS _ THE LECTURE CONCERT SERIES OF MSU ANDTHE STUDENT MEDIA APPROPRIATION BOARD. A UNION ACTIVITIES BOARD/STUDENT ENTERTAINME PRODUCTION SHOWCASE JAZZ SUPPORTS A UNITED | PROGRAMMING BOARD. VOTE YES ON A V BREAD & CIRCUSES and THE BLACK NOTES TV WORKSHC PRESENT An Open Air Festival — Demonstration Hall Saturday, May 22 Sunday, May 23 NOON to 6:00 pm NOON to 6:00 pm John Goacher Afro Dancers Cold Heal Black Arts Company Essence Street Corner Society Bola Deru Experience Protones Bombadil Association of Africans Creative Arts Collerti'J Pashami Dancers Imoja-Wa Karate Cl«l Pete Whittig Negro Airmen's Black Gold International Ultra Myslies Bluegrass Extension Black Arts Manifesto Fireworks Jazz & ■i-trirh-k-k-; Service Poetry Ensemble ion State New«, toil lonilng, Michigan PROGRAM INFORMATION **23905 Friday, May 21, 1976 ]] Tod** Op.nAi45P.AA. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★a-** E3 ICHfGAN Theatre Lansinq • Show, at 7:00-9:05 Sot.-Sun. Showi 12:40-2:40-4:45- 5:50-1:55 IMlRHflRJJAJRHAIMRHARHARI-IARJ-lfl PRESENTS WILLIAM PETER BLATTY'S THE EXORCIST iWbyWILLIAM FRIEDKIN IRSTYN ■ MAX VQ.\ S • D0J(/ IE J1 ALBERT 1MMT PM0UCTIM BURTREYNOLDS. "THE L0K6EST YARD" * EDDIE ALBERT Collei'li*®!^,^. '^HYoonoMS.uNOMY^^rHC^ VISIONS r V EDLAUTIB MIKE CONRAD ALIERT I. MMT owcteo sr RMERT k\MK* TRACT REBUN WTM sroav sv ALIERT 1 R0MT DLI5TIN HOFF OF EIGHT Arts e• HUM KTIl associate paooucER ALAR P. MMWITZ aW. Karate Cl»l LITTLE BIG MAN" Panaviston* lechmcolQr * P&35- Extra Added Attraction Cold A Snaak Pravlaw of all Fall 76t Wlntar 77 M Heco'ds | Film Schadula lyslirs 107 S. Kedzie 7:30 6 9:30 Fri. Conrad 7:306 9:45 Fri. 108 B Wells 7:00 6 9:30 Wilson 7:306 9:30 Fri. 100 Engr 7:306 9:30 Sat. 108 B Wells 7:3069:45 Sot. Wilson 7:00 6 9:30 Conrad 7:3049:30 Sat. Conrad 7:00 Sun. Wilson 9:00 Sun. Conrad 9:00 Wilson 7:00 Sun. $|« $|25 $|2S $|25 ******************************************************************************************** Michigon Stote News, East Lansing, Michigan Service workers settle strike OPEN -Won. Fri. - Sat. g Sun. 12 10:00. n on NOON iP'n'' ___r I By Employes and Technicians workers' union quickly an¬ has idled an estimated 70,000 three men wounded in a bloody itely said they would not sign UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL A group of New York members were voting on a tentative contract agreement nounced it had ratified the pact. However, a dissident group the contract." The strike, which began May workers in 47 plants across the country. battle Wednesday between Teamsters and rival iron¬ union billiard^ City with NBC, beer bottlers at of building owners said the 3, idled 22,000 workers and Bus service returned to nor¬ workers outside a struck lowtr level Union landlords has approved a con¬ Anheuser-Busch Inc. plants in contract appeared too costly bio, forced thousands of apartment mal on Continental Trailways' metals plant in New York tract proposal to end a walkout nine cities remained off the job and called a membership meet¬ City. dwellers to run their own runs in nine Southern states , Police said members of the by apartment building service and bloodworm and sandworm ing to vote on the proposal. elevators, haul their own gar after transit workers Tuesday two unions fought each other workers. Talks between diggers in Maine continued John J. Sweeney, local union bagc and form tenant security night accepted a three-year with baseball bats and chains. striking United Rubber Work¬ their walkout. president, said workers at 95 forces. contract and ended an 18-day The ironworkers have been on ers and four major tiremakers The Realty Advisory Board, per cent of the struck buildings In the URW strike, fringe strike. strike since July 1975. dragged on with no progress representing New York City would return to work immedi¬ benefits were discussed in The main issues in the strike Devereaux "Dave" McGuire, reported. landlords, Wednesday ap¬ ately. He said the union would negotiations again Wednesday against Anheuser-Busch by 46, of Huntington, N.Y., was In other labor disputes, strik¬ proved a three-year contract to continue to picket buildings in the fifth week of the strike beer bottlers have been settled, found dead about a block from ing National Assn. of Broadcast end the 17-day walkout. The owned by landlords "who defin- against the rubber industry. but workers are staying out the plant. Fernando Anon, an Talks have been stalled on the pending a company decision on Ironworkers member, was shot main economic issues. whether to punish strikers in the spine and right ear and 'U' rowing crew rescues The strike against Firestone. B.F. Goodrich, Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. and Uniroya! accused of violence. Meanwhile, union a Teamsters was listed in critical condition. The other wounded man was (m getting too tall. fa never! organizer was killed and identified only as a Teamster. victims of boating accident who's the bicgest The MSU rowing crew res¬ cued three people from a boat¬ road and told us that a boat had capsized." Terry Linn of the until help came and I asked one rock star ir the world? of them where the fourth guy ing accident on the Grand River rowing crew said. was but he just said. 'He's Thursday afternoon while they The rowing crew then turned Elton John? David Bowie? Robert Plant? were practicing. One of the gone!" Linn said. around and sprinted about a people in the capsized boat half-mile upstream where the The accident took place with¬ NOPE • IT'S PROBABLY A TOSSUP BETWEEN drowned. in 30 feet of the shore. A power LESLIE WEST AND JUNIOR SAM¬ boat had capsized. When they PLE, DEPENDING ON WHO ATE DINNER LAST. At about 4:30, the rowing boat rescued the man on the got to the boat, the rowing IF YOU KNEW THE ANSWER, YOU'VE crew was just finishing practice crew pulled two men out of the stack of life preservers. PROBABLY GOT THE MUSICAL SMARTS TO WIN IN THE MICHIGAN STATE when they heard a yell about a NETWORK'S "MUSIC MAKERS" MUSIC TRIVIA sinking boat. Another man was Within minutes, Lansing and CONTEST. STARTING NEXT MONDAY, EVERY half-mile upstream. RIGHT ANSWER ENTERS YOU IN floating down the river on a state police officers were at the THE "MUSIC MAKERS" GRAND PRIZE "We thought it was the stack of life preservers. DRAWING, FOR A $1,000.00 STEREO SYSTEM scene of the accident with women's rowing crew so we "Earlier in the afternoon we FROMTICH hi. Pit divers to search for the drown¬ started doing another half-mile had seen the four men fishing in ed victim. The nine-man sprint downstream until a car rowing * CAMBRIDGE AUDIO RECEIVER the same boat. We let them crew then aided the police in pulled up alongside us on the hang on to our rowing shell looking for the lost body. J mSSmmSW"' TUNE INTO THE MICHIGAN STATE NETWORK, 640 AM, FOR DETAILS. SO START READING YOUR ALBUM COVERS, THE CONTEST STARTS MONDAY. "Musi* Makers" Contest THE MCHMAN STATE NETWORK • 640A.M. We'll send you a free-booklet on Avor.ri; if you II send us 25<- for handling and pes' Seed Growing. PO Box 2J62A Costa M. 1976EAST. LANSING ^flow 4 6 wks for delivery Qff^r expires f OUTDOOR ART FESTIVAL FRIDAY& SATURDAY INSIDE EVERY MAY 21 & 22 CALIFORNIA AVOCADO sponsored by c.e.l.b.a. & THERE'S A FREE TREE. L east lansing fine arts committee AND SOMEONE T0U] TALKT0> open thursdoy and iriday nights til nlna U BOOKSTORES Print Sundresses for Miss J $22 (EVERY 200 YEARS) summer's cool in our bright ■f 10% OFF cotton sundresses. . .a variety bn MERCHANDISE-INCLUDING of styles and prints to keep SALE ITEMS! you fresh, feminine, and BtSSEt suntanned while dashing off to warm-weather fun. In 5-13 sizes. save10% Left: Square neck sundress with button- MAY 17th thru MAY 21st, 1976 front and sash belt. Right: Drawstring neck SQ9KS sundress with spaghetti straps and sash belt. SUPER BOXES SOmyPEPARTMENT C«UttUrate,n»«MNCU< mKwmm. SORRY, NO DISCOUNT ON DEPARTMENTAL ORDERS JacobsaoS ward ronders Furlow invited; Spartans, Wolves to tangle, 0uk to leave? -5 M which need to be said: eager Terry Furlow has finally received his due in the conference crown at stake „[ a chance. By JOE KIRBY MSU will Flint senior was invited Wednesday to the U.S. State News Sports Writer meet the Wolver¬ Olympic ines in hall tryout camp to be held later this month at a single 1 p.m. home "I'd say the pressure is on alu ays-able Al Weston has Raleigh, N C This is it folks, step right this game at John Kobs Furlow has the opportunity to fulfill a Field Satur¬ U-M," Pellerin said. "They're in bdi 'i beating the cover off the „f representing his country in the Olympics this long-burning way and watch the drama day and then first place and on Sunday the they can't afford bali this season and is - summer, unfold as the Big Ten baseball two teams will currently urlow's invitation bordered on being a snub by the U.S. move down to to lose a game." season draws to a close with the carrying a .341 average. Pat --- Committee. Ann Arbor for another 1 Spartans making a last mad p.m. But the Spartans can't afford Simpson has also been a hot „f the nation's cage elite received their invitations dash for the treasured title. game. to falter either if they hope to hitler lately and has boosted his earlier, To clinch the title, the v|ow's name was not on the guest list. MSU will face its favorite Spar¬ make a run for the roses and bat.ing average to .306. tans cannot afford to lose a -g those extended greetings were Rickey Green, Kent rival from Ann Arbor this the Big Ten title, which is why 'I he Spartans haven't played Scott May, Quinn Buckner and Bruce Parkinson, all from game and must hope that sime May 11 when weekend as the Spartans and Minnesota drops its double- MSU has its relievers ready. they drop¬ -Ten. ped a nonconference double Wolverines tangle in a two- header against the seems sacrilegious that the two-time conference dangerous MSU's pitchers will have to header to Western Michigan. scoring game tilt with the Big Ten title asn't even asked if he'd like to show his still at stake. Hawkeyes. face some potent Wolverine MSU had doubleheaders with cage mettle. MSU will send Sherm John¬ hitters, including third base¬ CS may have labeled Furlow as a shooter, but the lithe Norihwestern and Wisconsin Meanwhile, up in the friendly son to the mound Saturday man Dave Chapman, who is played within the concept arranged by former Spartan frozen confines of rained out last Saturday and Cus Ganakas. And he did an admirable job. Minneapolis, while the Wolverines will prob¬ Johnson Baker hiLting .330, second baseman Sunday hut Pellerin doesn't During the the season, critics scrutinized Furlow, University of Minnesota ably counter with righthander to bail out the starters should Dick Walterhouse, who is hit think the lengthy layoff will eagerly awaiting a will square off the breach against the Wol¬ against the Iowa Mark Weber. ting .324 and catcher Ted hinder them. and a chance to condemn him. trouble strike. verines rugged right hander Hawkeyes in a twinbill as the Johnson, a left-hander, has Mahan, who has a .324 average. "We were that chance never came as Furlow kept his cool. a "In these types of out there hitting Gophers seek to grab a piece of 4-4 season record with a 5.60 games you Larry Sorensen. The Spartans aren't the Furlow, the all-time MSU career scorer, peers forward the coveted conference crown. wouldn't want to go too long Baker has a 4-2 record with a exactly cover off the ball at practice to ERA while the Wolverine's slouches at the plate either, as of a lifetime." It's currently a three-horse with your starters," Pellerin 3.74 ERA and he has also yesterday," Pellerin said. Weber has a 3-4 season mark said. "We'll go to the blurted, "This is the highlight of my career. It's race with the wiley Wolverines bullpen if hurled a one-hitter during the really with a 2.30 ERA. to look forward to." they get in trouble." season. Sorensen has been the step in front, followed by U-M has odds one THE WEEKEND But, according to MSU asst. Both teams will the save their bright spot on the U-M staff as groping Gophers, with the coach Frank Pellerin, the weatherman cooperates, MSU sports enthusiasts will spontaneous Spartans sneaking Spar¬ premier pitchers for Sunday's he has rolled up an 8-1 record tans won't hesitate to [h things to choose from this weekend to make them bring in game when MSU will send with an equally impressive 2.05 up from the shadows. ies, or whatever else ails the mind. some big guns from the bullpen right hander Chuck Baker into ERA. MSU Varsity Club kieks off the weekend with the n Hockey game at Munn Ice Arena. Brooms will first on Big Ten win Sticks: volley balls will replace the pucks and shoes skates. yes tc and Daryl Rice will captain the two squads while and Burt Smith will act as referees. will Bengal ace John Hiller falters, By GREG SCHREINER State News Sports Writer hos should Minnesota emerge the But, cr. face off is scheduled for 8 The proverbial compost hits , p.m. and all you need is a champio the tourney would i buck to get in and watch the fun. y and Sunday will see Dr. Joe Kearney act as ;e for the second annual Honorary Okemos-Haslett Jaycees raft failure hard to accept, he says the electric ventilation unit this weekend as the Big Ten base¬ ball season careens to a climax. be held i Ypsilanti, the home of Easte sity. Michigan Univer- And for those who would itern will meet the confer¬ •ace begins at 9 a.m. at the state park at Grand River By RICHARD L. SHOOK be so hard to take. But this is gamble on anything that UPI Sports Writer 13 unlucky appearances of the with me. Now when I make a moves, the odds on a probable ence champion in the first in roads and ends at Ferguson Park in Okemos. getting to me." round of the season. Relief pitchers with mistake, it seems like I have to double-elimination y, Dr. Joe will be on hand for the conclusion of the canoe DETROIT (UPI) - John What is getting to Hiller is winner, based on possible tournament that will also in¬ Hiller has high earned run averages are pay my dues." combinations of this weekend's eli begins at 11 a.m. from the same rejoined humanity just about everything. Nub clude Illinois State starting point, after three scarce — except in the minor "He'll be right back where he results, makes U-M the favorite University finish line, however, will be the Short Street Bridge by relatively flaw-free hits, bad throws, nights when leagues. and Southern Illinois Univer- Hills Golf Club. Dr. Joe will be seasons and is finding it diffi¬ was," Detroit Manager Ralph at 3-2 odds. Minnesota has the joined Sunday by several his only mistake winds up "If my stuff wasn't good, I'd cult to live Houk said. "Mark my words, at next best chance for of the Varsity Club and Amo Bessone and Alex Terpay. with his new colliding with a weather satel- be 'worried' worried," Hiller taking the For Eastern, a Huron source teammate failure. the end of the season he'll be title at 3-1, while odds on MSU 1 prizes will be raffled, as will — ,lite*.yoiu,1gei->ibe floa. The says the EMU team would have hockey players John * said; "But my stuff is good. My ther***" v*-- Daryl Rice and Tom Ross and former gridder Dane "I can't cope with this," Hiller 33-year-old left-hander is not fastball is as grabbing the crown?*A-dismal- ► Bttte preference -about who said one night earlier this week, good as it's been "Everybody seems to think 36-1 shot. getting bad — he's just getting the last two or three years. Hiller they would play, though it has still fully clothed in his Detroit is pitching bad," the In fact, the Spartans must « Amo and Alex will beat. fared better against the judge the Pet Rock race at Monty's Bar. "The last three years," the manager said. "He isn't. It's the win both ends of the Spar- - uniform after every other Tiger Hiller had 1-3 record, but two-game proceeds go to Muscular Dystrophy, a Scarborough, Ont., native said, then there's the IM's all-nighter player had dressed and bloop hits that are hurting him. series with U-M to even stand a tonight with fun and gone. more importantly, a 3.47 earn¬ "everything has gone right for There's nothing Big Ten Standings lor all. And the Varsity Club has rescheduled for "If I had bad stuff this wouldn't ed run average through his first wrong with ghost of a chance. Then, the me. Maybe it's just catching up TEAM W L PCT Saturday John Hiller." results will be decided by how wash, which was rained out last weekend. Members will be I'M 8 3 .727 Minnesota fares against Iowa in locations: Duke's Shell at 720 E. Minnesota 11 5 Michigan Ave. and Campus a Saturday doubleheader. .688 at South Harrison and MSI Celtics shoot for NBA crown, Trowbridge Roads from 8 a.m. to 6 In realiaty, what is needed is 6 4 .600 an Iowa sweep on he above sounds like a plug for different Saturday. groups and That, coupled with an MSU win . ar hearing is very good. What people may not realize over U-M on the same day. will MSU jocks are getting out into the community. In these put the attention of the entire v the money raised goes to muscular dystrophy. And conference on Sunday's game in h lo be refreshing after this past winter, ifyou've only got SO cents there's the broom hockey game. If start series Sunday with Suns Ann Arbor. Meanwhile, if U-M wins even buck burning your pocket, try the car wash. And for a few one game this weekend, it not ; you can get in on the canoe race and pet rock race. BOSTON (UPI) Inter¬ be able to telecast three Sun¬ only eliminates MSU, but could tans, THE TIGERS - The Suns have been idle beat Seattle in assure U-M of a title if Minne¬ having scored 33 runs to spersed with those summer day games instead of only one since a quarter-final MSU's 15. Against the Wolver¬ ou missed it Wednesday night but stopping the Golden State series, then whipped the de¬ sota should lose one of their iller into the contest Ralph Houk inserted reruns will be the National or two. ines, the Hurons have scored 26 Warriors' quest for a second against the Red Sox with the Bengals, Basketball Assn.'s champion¬ The time lapse between fending champion Golden State games. in their four games, :sn 8-2 deficit. straight title. Warriors in a Rain could also letting in ship playoffs. games will benefit the older seven-game play a crucial 11 runs. EMU has won four has been rocked The Celtics know from re¬ Western Conference lately when sent in during close games The Boston Celtics and Celtics, especially 36-year-old champion¬ part in the standings, once games against both MSU and : he's cent, bitter experience how the Ralph's top relief pitcher one must wonder: why put Phoenix Suns, finalists in the John Havlicek and overworked ship series. again depending on the number U-M in a game which is Suns feel and the knowledge of games won in relation to already lost? NBA's two-month post-season Dave Cowens. Havlicek, both¬ They have played team bas¬ Only Illinois State has played it should make them play harder. possibly be that Houk is worried about his star tournament, open their cham¬ ered by torn tissue between the ketball under Coach John Mac¬ those played. That, however, is a Big Ten team among the is Hiller lost his stuff? The Celtics were defending Leod, whose talent has been to pionship series Sunday CBS-TV arch and heel of his left foot so confusing, that it should be remaining two squads in the he reason, the Tigers fell below .500 with their three 3:30 p.m. EDT at Boston Gar¬ champions last spring when the get the Suns to maximize their best left alone until after the district tourney, that being a disasters against Boston. And don't look now but Detroit throughout the playoffs, should Washington Bullets knocked abilities. results are in. den. be sweep of a doubleheader close to the basement in the' American ready for the opener. them out in a six-game Eastern "MacLeod has looked at the For the winner of the League East, If the series goes seven Cowens, near exhaustion at Big Ten against Illinois, a team MSU save some time and Conference title series. team and let it play the scramble is a berth in the fire Ralph Houk now? His contract is games, the final could be played the end type of also swept this year in a the end of the season of the fifth game The Suns, with a starting and thankfully so. ball that best suited its District 4 preliminary to the as late as June 9, 7 V» months against Cleveland, should be team comprised of two rookies ability," twinbill. he's come to the Motor said Phoenix guard Paul West- NCAA College World Series. If City, Houk, with the aid of General after the season opened. The rejuvenated by four days of and three veterans acquired Now, aren't you glad that 'Jim Campbell, has phal, traded from Boston last U-M or MSU should come out given the loyal fans of Detroit nothing reason for the length of the rest after battling the Cavs' from other teams, are the everything is all straightened ises, Last year it was "Wait until the bell final series is obvious: CBS may summer along with two draft the victors, that team would rings." Nate Thurmond. NBA's story of the year. They out and easy to understand? Jcar the outlook choices for Charlie Scott. by Ralph read, "We've turned the corner." Unit's more like you said earlier Ralph, "you can't tell what .'going to be like until it starts playing everyday." that's happened during the past week and the toothless « once again finding their basement niche. I.M. Notes Former athlete s heart surgery J ment The MSU intramural depart¬ is sponsoring an "All- At this point, nine MSU club sports have planned exhibitions lauded by state The Frisbee club will meet Kalamazoo College at 6 tonight the longest Frisbee which is currently 8 hours. The game, ported a success Nighter" from 9 tonight through Saturday at 9 a.m., that will oiler something for to continue throughout the "All-Nighter." At 9 p.m. the water polo club will play an Thursday night a man who Frimodig's college career, his on the field next to Demonstra tion Hall, in the first of two weekend games for the club. game will 12 hours. hopefully be played was a legend at MSU was 41-year professional career and exhibition match in the indoor On Sunday, the club will play Ail Club members and everyone. inducted into the Michigan his community service — he BOR UPI Coach Bo Schembechler of U-M underwent pool. Calvin College at 10 a.m. on the initiates are urged to attend. A - Included in a variety of Sports Hall of Fame. served four terms as mayor of half hours of successful The karate club will put on a area across from the East Burger bash will follow the open heart surgery Thursday activities will be sports tour¬ Lyman Frimodig, or just East Lansing — show what a >h Complex IM fields. initiation. Mercy Hospital. naments, special and informal demonstration at 10 p.m. in the "Frim" as he was known to his remarkable man he was. His ■ar old coach was turf arena and at 10:30 the The Frisbee club will also be The MSU Varsity Club will reported by a hospital spokesperson activities, demonstrations by friends, was the only person total contribution to MSU was n taken, as is customary, to the surgical intensive care synchronized swim club will ever to win 10 varsity letters at outstanding. playing an exhibition game hold its annual initiation Sun¬ MSU sports clubs, movies, •wing four coronary bypass operations. The surgery hold a demonstration in the MSU, or Michigan Agricultural In 1960, two years before his Friday night at 9 during the IM day evening at 6:30 p.m. in the music by radio station WILS 1 m. EST, and finished at 2:30 p.m. indoor pool. College, as it was known at that death, Frimodig was named "All-Nighter." The club will be Varsity Club room in Spartan and swimming. ag as well as possible," the spokesperson said, Other demonstrations will be time. professor emeritus at MSU. On trying to break the record for Stadium. al post operative stages are successful. All MSU students, faculty, made I talked about by the cycling club, at 11 May 6, 1972, Frimodig died at 'hysicians and they said about six hours staff, spouses and families are Frimodig earned four letters is normal for a p.m. in the turf arena; the Tai the age of 80. 'pass." welcome, in addition to one Chi Club at 1 a.m. in the turf each in baseball and basketball in the years 1914-17, and let¬ Frimodig was nominated EMU baseball coach 'statements regarding Schembechler's condition were guest each, at the event to be arena, the Society for Creative tered in football during the 1915 along with seven other induc¬ 'til held in the Men's IM Building. Anachronism at 2 a.m. and the Friday. and 1916 seasons. "Frim" was tees into the Hall of Fame at a Tournaments for men's and Hatha Yoga club at 3 a.m. in the 'scent period of about six weeks is Schembechler enough time to recuperate before expected, which women's leagues will be held in turf arena. captain of the 1915 Aggies basketball team and for 35 years dinner in Detroit's Cobo Hall. Along with Frimodig. former cited for MAC honors s coaching duties this fall. Michigan is again picked to three on three basketball, vol¬ The outdoor pool will be open Lions coach Buddy Parker and held the MAC scoring record ?er for the leyball, softball, badminton, co- all night and WILS will be Big Ten football title. after scoring 30 points against Olympic weightlifting champion COLUMBUS (UPI) - Mid through May 16 and won the tttier suffered a mild heart attack on the eve of the _ , 1970 rec innertube water polo, pad¬ broadcasting from poolside. Norbert Schemansky were in¬ Hope College when the usual American Conference baseball conference title with a 12-3 lame but resumed coaching that fall after sitting out dleball (men and co-rec), Also, one gym will be kept open ducted. coaches have basketball score then was about named Ron record. lice. raquetball (women) and squash. all night for drop-in volleyball The entire 44-man Hudson 18-20. Oestrike of Eastern Michigan Nonconference victories in¬ ins The all night single elimina¬ and basketball games. Some High School football squad; d following a two-hour paddleball workout in tion softball tourney will begin After University the MAC coach of cluded wins over perennial Schembechler to discover that the source of his paddleball courts will also be Frimodig graduated he Frank Navin, Detroit Tigers; the year for guiding his Hurons national powers Arizona State 'is time at 5 p.m. today with all other available. became a staff member for 41 G.A. Richards, Detroit Lions; were some occluded arteries leading to the to their second consecutive and Southern Cal as well as a tournaments beginning at 9:30 A faculty, staff and student years and coached basketball James Norris, Detroit Red MAC championship this year. 6-0 mark against Big Ten consultation p.m. except co-rec innertube 18-hole golf tournament will be and assisted in other sports with some of the country's leading heart Wings; and Fred Miner, De¬ corfetence competition. water polo, which will begin at held Sunday at the Forest before becoming business ■ Schembechler elected to undergo the bypass man¬ troit pistons, were also nom¬ This year's Eastern Michigzn Hi; selection was announced midnight. Akers Golf Course. ager of athletics. inated to the Hall of Fame. team had a 36-13 record Wed-.sd.n- 1 4 Michigan State News, East lonsing, Michigan Way 21 i Gottopdoliarfor STATE NEWS lsoldmyoldcar my old car... sold for cash with CLASSIFIED It with a Want Ad! a Want Ad! 355-8255 •lUiMliTi j|M| ! Aillittire JW [ Motorcycles |*j (MOrcycto ]fe] FtWiKLVSPEAKING ^^^nifrank - j" Auto Service /| COUGAR 1972, 351 c.u. Auto¬ VEGA, 1971, clean, runs good, matic, bucket seats, console, 73,000 miles, $450. 353-1834, roiuu *lGUT(! / GRADE CHANGE 1F™L SUZUKI 500-T, 1972, handlebars, aisay bar, 5100 mile8, really nice. KAWASAKI 500 incredibly good lowfst a. PHONE 355-8255 power steering, brakes. Asking $1750. Call 355-6048. 5-5-21 114) 5521 (12) ISTUAT $625 or beat offer, 3553023. mechanical condition, and aesthe- ticalty pleasing. Call 351-8807, and a, > r^l"S"'ance s» 1 J plan 347 Student S»>ivnt'i Bldq DATSUN 1974 B210 hatchback, VEGA GT, 1973. Silver gray, 4 /mpoRtAa/t- Fill OUT A 5521(16) 5528(121 OF LANSlNr "2 speed. AM/FM stereo. Call Linda I FORM G-25fe '184- AUTOMOTIVE automatic, radials, Erst $2350 takes it home. 485-6823. 1-5-21 351-9217. 3-5-24 (121 AVAILABLE^ HONDA CB 460,1971.6600 miles, price negotiable. Very good con- SERVICE FOR Honda and Euro- bikes. Call for appointment j 17 v [at the /musrtww Scooters & Cycles P«an dltion. 3650840, ask for Bill, GT MOTORS, MOTOBrvnr",.""" Ports & Service VEGA GT 1973, hatchback. Low S-5521115) Lansing's Norton can insure, INS| dealer. 4856815.21-54 mileage. Extras, no rust. $1395. 115) Aviation DODGE VAN 1968 Part panelled, Call 6553132. 3-524 (121 YAMAHA'175 CT1 Enduro 1972. Easy payrnemCWe EMPLOYMENT cabinets, $200. Ghia with 1972 |~~" ~]r ^ : S? UNI FOR RENT engine for parts, $75. After 6 p.m., VW THING, 1973. 21,000 miles. Excellent shape, $350. Call 665 Alt) S0TVIC8 / WRITER-, iNSURA| 371 2310. 3-5-21 117) 3714, after 6 p.m. 4-521 (121 L- . — J,.. tor a rate. 4854317. Apartments Excellent condition. Phone 676- Houses 4298. 3-524 (12) DODGE WAGON 19694-door HONDA~1975^CB560. 4 cylinders, ^ ™ru~ Rooms FOR SALE runs good. $500 or best 487-0566. 6-5-26 113] V-8, offer. VW BEETLE 1974, excellent con¬ 3100 miles. Uke 332-4088.5-5-27 new. $1500. Call aum s^des M ™rke1' eign^Tn'oVf QUERED flag Animals dition, good mileage, AM/FM radio, snow tires. $2575. Call £121 ^°82K r " C<"' G"v- PARTS, 26ffiE" Ft FIAT X-19, 1974, must sell, excel¬ KAWASAKI 350 Triple, 1973. Mobile Homes 332-6219 after 6 p.m. 3-524 (16) 5,800 milea, very good condition. LOST & FOUND PERSONAL lent condition, needs minor body work. 351-1308. 5-5-24 (12) VW BUS 1971. Tapedeck, radio, Hi A . Asking $650. 3554841. 5526 (12) U-REPAIR AUTO SERVICE CEN TER. Do-it-yourself, free use of i - rmnl„„. , tools, hoist, low cost psrts. PEANUTS PERSONAL FORD 1972 three seats, carpeted. 351-7783. 1970 CL350 HONDA. Completely Open 1 ""P'Optllt two door LTD. Air, 5525 (12) Seturday til 8 p.m. Phone 882 - REAL ESTATE excellent condition. $1995 or offer, re-buitt, low mileage, helmet. Beat 8742. 52-524 5UMMER AND I RECREATION 337-1135. 7-5-28(12) VW BUG 1969 new tires, clutch, offer. 339-8344. 5526 (12) ™n< w"b multi part nme J AMERICAN, manufacti SERVICE and paint. $850. Chris at 351-6134. GERMAN AND 'nbu,er- Automobi, 1975 405F Honda Super Sport. , FORD FAIRLANE, 1965. Good 5525 (121 FOREIGN CAR REPAIR, also 9500 B934c Instruction New, 2,950 miles, 4-cylinder, sissy- condition, dependable transporta¬ body. 20% DISCOUNT to stu- ,14> Typing tion, $250 best offer. 355-5963. VW BUG 1972. New tires, AM/ i i ji bar, rack, 2 helmets, $1160. Must dents and faculty on all cash n' ~ 3 6-24 I12I •all. 339-8344. 5526 119) carry VW service parts. IMPORT TRANSPORTATION FM, luggage rack, good body. JYPIST PART . $1500. 3556160. 3-526 112) AUTO PARTS, 500 East Kalama- WANTED D College Media Serv 1,74)1 accurate typii FORD FAIRLANE, 1970. Automa¬ Berkeley,Co 94/04 1975 SUZUKI GT380. Red with «» and Cedar. 4852047, 485- ROUND TOWN E*ceHent benefits, I tic, power steering, excellent con¬ helmet, 3100 milea. $1050. Call 9229- Master Charge and Bank «>n. 419 Lent; Court. VOLVO 1975 245 wagon. Green, dition. Dan 4855095. 5526 (12) Americard. C-528 (37) West St. Joel, 4-5-2 Leaving soon. $750, best AM/FM stereo, manual, good gas 'RATES* offer. 355-8080. 5-5-21 (141 mileage, orthopedic seats. $5,500. Roberts or best offer, 394-4086. 5526118) FORD SUPER Van 1967. Air conditioning, insulated, 240 en¬ gine. $650. Call Gordon 655-1100. ii*p] SUPER 3-5-21 (13) HONDA 350 CL. Great condition, HONDA COUPE 1972. Good con¬ 9,000 miles. Must sell. $400. dition. Call 394-4414 after six. 332 3568, Tom. 3-524 112) 3-5-21 (121 7.20 13.50 16 80 SUZUKI GT-185 1973 street bike. SPRING 8 64 16.20 20 16 JEEP 1973 CJ-5,304 V-8.3 speed, Must sell. $450/best offer. 349- ■g 9 60 18.00 22.40 radio, 25,000 miles with 6 foot 4219. 5521 (12) 12.00 22 50 28 00 blade. 373-7726 before 5. 394-0082 after 6. 3-5-24 (20) 1971 SUZUKI TS125, good condi¬ tion, lots of extras, best offer. SPECIAL! MUSTANG 1974 48,000 miles. Karin, 332-4184. 5521 (121 Power steering, vinyl top, new tires, custom interior. Must 1971 YAMAHA 90, $225. 4000 sell, 355-0921, 355-6580. Ask for miles. Good condition, helmet Clark. X-4-5-24 (20I Ray included, 353-1833. 5527 112) DISCOUNT AUTO CENTER OFFER EXPIRES FRIDAY, MAY 28th OLDS 1967 Vista Cruiser. Runs good, $395. CAPITOL CITY AUTO SALES, 2306 East Michigan. C-18- 6-4 114) HONDA 1972 CB175, 3800 miles, REBUILT STARTERS NEW 41 AMP NEW 78 AMP $\ M ; BY: automatic start. Must sea, 365 NATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRIE* .24 MwS GUARANTEED OLDS 88, 1972 green " sedan, fine 0921,3556580. Ask for Ray Clark. 34nM06- GUARANTEED body, loaded with extras, $2195 4-521_(15l FULLY OUARANTIID BATTERIES BATTERIES 349-1798. 6-525 (12) 1972 SUZUKI T-350. Excellent OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 1971. Good condition, $1400 or reason¬ able offer. 3551208 after 6:30 condition. Also includes extras. Call after 5 p.m. 337-0038. 5521 ALL-ONE-PRICE p.m. 3 5-21 (121 OLDSMOBILE OMEGA 1974 HONDA CB350 1971. 6,000 miles, very good condition, new parts, extra equipment. $500, 3557637 NOW «J1" « '3!" Hatchback, new tires, six cylinder, $1950.361 -3034 after 5 p.m. 5526 Jim. 5525(15) 5 tiass MOST CARS I M DISTRIBUTOR EXCHANtf DISTRIBUTOR OPEL GT 1972. Excellent car, CAMPUS 'MOST AMERICAN CAM CONTACT AC-PLUGS leaving country. $2100. 351-2240, TXCIPT CHRYSLER #3250 ROTORS 353-8764 Graham. 3-524 (12) NTS HILL • « 00 EXTRA $ STANDARD 78' PLYMOUTH VALIANT 1967. New muffler, runs well. Good tires, *2 Bednxms GUARANTEED AGAINST DEFECTS IN $199 ■ MOST CAR! | 09 RESISTOR 93' $200 484 3688. 3-524 (12) MOST CARS * WORKMANSHIP FOR 4 MOS., OR 4,000 FmisM Apts. MILES. DEFECTS SUBJECT TO OUR INSP. DISTRIBUTOR DISTRI BUT0R PORSCHE 914, 1972. Excellent * Free Bus S«rvicc IGNITION Automotive ** condition, mechanically perfect, * Dishwashers •NOTE-REBUILT STARTERS ARE NOT RETURNA- CONDENSORS CIiPS APP group. $3800 firm. 339-2321, BLE UNLESS DEFECTIVE WARRANTIES WIRES $| 09 * AUSTIN-HEALY Sprite 1969. Very 351-7324. 5-5-27 (131 Central Air Conditioning ARE MADE ON AN EXCHANGE *2 99 BASIS Vz * good condition. Call 332-8294, ask SwiHRRine Pool ONLY. for Mike. 3-5-21 112) TOYOTA 1971 automatic. 30,000 ' WiffliM Partiij MOST CARS MOITCAM OFF miles, good condition, $950. Days AUSTIN FOUR-door, 373-7268; evenings, 349-3049.3-5 * Pleasant LaRscaplag WALKER 1974. Excellent condition, 11,000 21 (121 REBUILT EXHAUST PIPES miles. $1975. Phone 332-8398. ROYAL 8-6-2 (121 TOYOTA 1974 SR5 Coupe. 5 FREE ALTERNATORS O.E. MUFFLERS BUICK SKYLARK 1967 3 door. speed overdrive, AM/FM, 36 mpg, rustproofed. Rallye suspension, BY; NATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRIES scon (lifetime guaranteed) Dents, rust, engine and interior 24,000 miles. $2600. 353-8378. ROOMMATE perfect. $200. 353 8387. 3-5-21 4-525 (171 SERVICE FULLY OUARANTIID MUFFLERS TAILPIPES TRIUMPH TR4 1962, mechanically CAPR11974, V-6. Excellent condi¬ tion. Must sell. 351-8991 after 7:30 excellent, body very good, $650. Modal Open 9-9 ALL-ONE-PRICE AS LOW AS ACCESSORIES Call 351-5893. 4-5-21 (12) p.m. 6-5-27 (12) Everyday NOW $T95 CHEVROLET 1968 Impala. Good transportation. Best offer over $200, 337-0306. 3-5-24 (12) CHEVROLET VAN 1969. Good TRIUMPH SPITFIRE '73. 13,000 miles, like new $2895. 337-2424. 6-525(121 Leasing lor Summer* Fall CALL 349-3330 $198® GUARANTEED 1 YEAR 33% OFF condition rebuilt, clutch 20,000 ago. Carpeted, paneled, stereo. VEGA HATCHBACK 1974, 3 speed. Radio, good condition, RELINED NEW DISC HEEL Excellent traveling vehicle. 485- 7925. B-1 5-21 116) $1200. 655-3692, business 487- 0106. 55 24 1121 Apartmonts •MOn AMtRICAN CAM IRAKI SHOIS BRAKE PADS CYLINDERS Now Leasing -TRANSISTORIZED, HICHIR Summer, Pall AMP Ir INTERNAL RE0. BRAKE DRUMS CEDAR Haslett-135 Collingwood 332 - 2851 University Terrace • 444 Mich. TYPES HIGHER GUARANTEED AGAINST DEFECTS WORKMANSHIP FOR 4 MOS. OR 4,006 IN 7» m ixch. most amer. DISC ROTORS IRAKI ACCESS GREENS 332 5420 if - Delta -235 Delta cars MILE8, DEFECTS SUBJECT TO OUR INSP. 351 -6437 I / w University Villa - 332 3312 635 Abbott 351-5102 •NOTE-REBUILT ALTERNATORS ARE NOT RE¬ TURNABLE UNLESS DEFECTIVE WARRAN¬ ( guar. 40,000 |/> WITH PURCHASE /g - Beechwood-1130 Beech ) miles when OF LININGS TIES ARE MADE ON AN EXCHO. BASIS start at 351-9247 ONLY. rotors mach¬ OR PAD! Inn America 2376 E. Gr. River FURNISHID APARTMINTS • ined MOITCAAI 337 - 1621 100 $150' 2 PCRSON UNITS No Price Increases I SUPER SERVICE SPECIALS • ONI RIDROOM UNITS (Some reduced) » AIR CONDITIONING Roberts Special Discount for SWIMMING POOL early leases COUPON ONLY ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIAL FALL RATES Summer rates 2 Bedrm from '145 for rental information I Bdrm from *130 rail POOL PASSU DISCOUNT AUTO CENTER with ALL SUMMER LEASES 4980 PARK LAKE RD. AT GRAND R'VE* 351-8631 Phone resident manager for showing EAST LANSING 1135 Michigan Ave. Right next to the NabfMMl HRS.. PARTS-M-F 7:30-6:00, SAT. 8-5 E. Laming, Mi. Maaagewmrt Co. HRS -SERVICE M-F 8:00-4:00, Sot. 8-N0O* Brody Complex 3S1-7914 PHONE 351-8062 |tl^nn State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 21, 1976 15 III! For Rent Apartments S5 ripatiMtTlfyl TV AND stereo rentals. L Apartments]f^Rj [ Apartments ]^) ; Houses £ _N3. DON'T let those $25/term. ONE TWO men, ■I - military go to wastel 110.95/month. Call NEJAC 337- summer sub¬ VALLEY FORGE - Walden Woods ■ 1010. C-20-5-28 112) lease, Twyckingham Apartments. SUMMER COMFORTABLE one SUBLET TWYCKINGHAM 2 bed¬ 03 after 6 p.m., Mon- Pool, central air. apartments, new 1 bedroom. Car¬ bedroom upstairs, furnished 9180, SUBLET ONE large bedroom a- AVAILABLE JUNE 15th: 426 Park Friday to learn of the 353-8446 peting, latest appliances-drapes, room, furnished, air, pool, avai- partment, summer with fall option. -ah 353-8445. 6-5-21 112) 1013 Lilac. Two bedroom down¬ Lane, $100/week. Comfortable, OFFICE AND storage space at Old able June 15. 9235. Call Don, ■ benefits and retirement Okemos elevator from $25. 3-6 9169.50, some completely stairs, 9170, 401 Grove. Walk to Good location. 351-2688. 6-6-26 well-kept 4 bedroom house, nicely have from the AIR furnished. On bus line. Fall occu¬ 337-0648, or Jon, 393-0864 even¬ .can Apartments MSU. Phone 484-4014. 5-5-24 furnished, fireplace, large-separate [GUARD. 0-20-5-28 p.m. 349-4827. 6-5-28 1121 821 - 825 NORTH Pennsylvania pancy. 2345 North Harrison- (20) ings. 5-5-24 118) ON CAMPUS apartment. Summer dining room, parking. 2 blocks just south of Oakland. One bed¬ manager, apartment H16. from campus. Special low rate for GARDEN PLOTS mile east of Meridian 25~x~50.0ne room apartment, carpeted, air 351-1943, 332-1334. 5-5-21 (29) NEEDED ONE female for four person Capitol Villa apartment. sublet, two females needed. Air, summer only. Call for appoint¬ NTED with hospital ex- Mall, 913 conditioned, stove, refrigerator SUMMIR parking, low rent. 355-7158.8-5-21 ment, 332*1727. 0-19-5-28 (36) 349-9551. 393-6214. 6-5-26 113) PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE south, 208 Starting fall, 980/month. 353-7533. and dishwasher. Carport parking, Cudar, 1300 East furnished one bedroom, utilities 5-5-24114) extra storage, Grand Rlvar TWO BLOCKS from campus, 4 to laundry room, heat paid, 9150/month plus deposit, SUMMER TERM 6 week leases - 6 bedroom houses for tments and water provided. Security available June 15th. 627-5454. TWO MAN one bedroom furnish¬ at 9225. University Villa, 635 summer or deposit, lease, no pets. 5-5-21 (351 IMm MSlip ed apartments. 124 Cedar fall, call 627-9773 and leave a ■in mother's helper wanted 5-J-21J16) Street, Abbott Road. 351-7910 or 332- message. 12-5-24 (19) 2 Mm MStif East Lansing. 9182. 129 Burcham Knar for Southfield GARDEN COTTAGES. Cute 1 SUMMKR FANTASTIC AMERICANA apart¬ Drive, 9152. Year lease required 3312. 15-6-4 (151 ■-,rt as soon as possible, ments, females needed, 1 for OmIM ast if capo. starting June ABBOTT ROAD 910, unfurnished, COUNTRY HOME available, fall, L wages. Call collect bedroom newly-furnished bunga¬ APARTMINT summer. 954, 2 for fall. Call Pat. or September. Heat in Mason. Terms negotiable. 676- lows close-in MSU. Sun and included. Damage deposit requir¬ quiet, spacious, 1 bedroom apart¬ -77, 5 5 26 1231 play 2 bedroom Bogue St. locotlon. 332-8629. S-5-5-27 (15) 351 3269,337-NM ed. Call 351-2402 ment. 3 month lease 4850. 20-6-4 (12) on wide lawns. Summer 9170 Air days, 8-5, 882- through Also fall. 337-7111 after 4 conditioning. 2 peoplo each 2316 evenings, 6-9 p.m. 0-9-5-28 September 15. 9150/month. 337 t ANYONE who will pick pm with own room. Coll Dove ot SUMMER SUBLET, one bed¬ CEDAR/1-96 attractive, furnished - (Kl 1507, 332-4240. 12-6-4 1191 Newly Available 3-5-21 I23I lin California. Write John 394-2233 or Jock at 332-1094 room, furnished, women only. one bedroom, $135, $145 plus Fully Furnished J 1119 Plymouth, Grand Available June 12th. Pool, bus. utilities. No pets. References vital. NEED TWO females for Septem¬ SUMMER, 2 men, 3 blocks to - 5 Bedroom House RESIDENT MANAGERS Couple ber-June 1977. Riverside Apart¬ |49506.3 5 24 118) for nice 12-unit LARGE TWO party furnished effi¬ Call Sandy 349-4739. 2-5-24 (15) 663-8418. 332-6206. 5-5-24 116) campus, 9140/month, furnished, Summer and/or Fall lease near MSU. Month¬ ments, 972.60/month. 355-9162. an- conditioning, 337-2512. 6-5-25 ciency. Air conditioned, close to clean, close, ample parking 6-5-27 1121 h'aRY WORK 4 hours per ly allowance plus wages. Write Box 42, East Lansing. 3-5-21 (171 campus. $145 summer, $180 fall. ONE BEDROOM apartment- EAST LANSING close in. Three 372-8533 after 5 ISO hour. Must be 18 or 487 4451, 351 1610. 0-20-5-31 ground floor. Between Sparrow- rooms and bath, unfurnished. and weekends 355 323$ ■ . transportation (16) MSU. Partly furnished, fireplace, Married couple or single women SUMMER SUBLEASE - Ameri¬ nave MALE ROOMMATE for apartment X Call 351-5327 between 3 FRH 551 ALBERT Street, one air conditioning, fully carpeted, only, utilities $175/month, phone cana. 1 or 2 females for 4 person. in Cedar Village area. Summer EAST SIDE - large 4 bedrooms. 9 block 332 5988 after 6 p.m. 7-5-26 (22) Call 337-7657. 3-5-24 112) month lease $250, 12 month lease ■pm_Z-3-5 24J21) from campus, large two parking. Utilities paid except term. Phone Steve 337-0193, 3-5- ROOMMATE bedroom, lights, 9155. Call 393-0042 after 5 25 m) $220. 676-1557. 10-5-24 (14) ■jflllEWSLETTER, needs SERVICE furnished, air conditioned, bal¬ p.m. weekdays. Anytime Satur¬ SUBLEASE TWYCKINGHAM WOMAN ROOMMATE. Share Kiaximum 6 weeks, 9500 cony. Summer and fall. Call day-Sunday. 3-5-25 (29) apartment beginning anytime after spacious 1 bedroom apartment, SUMMER SUBLET - fall option, 2 SHARE FULLY equipped house. |nn40 hrs'weekl. Also 2 331-4432 355-6118 after 5 p.m. or 351-6676 June. 1 man needed. 351-0244. pool. Phone 485-7168, 8:30 a.m. - person apartment, 9175/month. Close, own room. Vacancies May 1,* assistants. Apply COGS, 0 20 5-31 (23) 2 BEDROOM furnished 3-5-26 (12) 5:00 p.m. 6-5-27(121 Furnished, opposite campus. 351 - 30, June 15, August. $75/month Services, 353-9189. apartment for summer. 8103.6-5-251131 plus utilities. 351-7989. X-5-5-27 EAST LANSING area, models Twyckingham, pool, SUMMER, TWO females. Apart¬ (16) WOODMERE ON the River, 1-2 air, 9195/month. 332-1220. 3-6-25 SUMMER ONE bedroom furnish¬ open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. One and ment, % block campus. Air, SUBLET SUMMER* Whitehall bedrooms 9120 up. 3 blocks trom ed 2 man, $150 a month. 3 man, Ky MAN wanted, must campus. 351-1827 or 482 two bedroom. Newly remodeled, $180 a month. Close, 332-5921. furnished, 962 each, 332-2620. Manor efficiency. Furnished, club FIVE BEDROOM house complete¬ Lear Part time, apply at 5075, starting at $170. Utilities furnished 3-5-24 (121 and pool. Option for fall, 9127. after 5 p.m. 8-5-25 (17) LAST GIRL needed for lease of 6-5-27 (16) ly furnished. Available June 15th IcAESAR's. 2-5-24 (13) - except lights. SWIMMING POOL. After 6 p.m., 351-7875. 4-5-21 (16) Capital Villa apartments. Near September 14th. Utilities paid ONE AND two bedroom furnished Security deposit $125. On bus SUMMER SUBLET • furnished, air SUMMKR $275 month. Dial 332-4076 after campus, starting fail term. Call JTTING, 8:30 - 1:30, June- I 2 children. Must have * mobile homes. 925-940 On the lake, 10 minutes per week. to route. Under new Call NORTH POINTE APART¬ MENTS, off M-78 and Haslett management. 355-2751 or 353-5868. 3-5-25 (18) conditioned, one bedroom apart¬ ment (Cedar View) terms negotia¬ SPICIAL ALL APARTMENTS L_ Houses JJjK ■=> 5:30 p.m. 3-5-25(19) m Call 489-9637.8-6- campus. Clean, peaceful ble. 337-1546. 3-5-24 (12) EAST SIDE (Lansing) five bed¬ and qui¬ CAMPUS 2 blocks. Fall leasing. NEED THREE roommates to share et. 641-6601 0-21 5-31 1231 Road, 332-6354 or 372-7986, even¬ 1 bdrm from'130 rooms, furnished. Twelve month Studio, 1, and 2 bedroom apart¬ new four man house starting ings 351 1173. PEEZ REAL ES¬ SHARE 2 bedroom apartment. 2bdrm from '145 lease, $250. Start June 15. 676- ments, furnished, no pets. 332- summer and/or fall. Includes utili¬ JceRTIFIED nursery school FEMALE ROOMMATE. Own TATE. C-20-5-31 (49) 3746. B-2-5-24 (15) Pool, air conditioning. Own room. FRH POOL 1557. 10-6-4 (14) ■ for COOPERATIVE NUR- room, pool, Haoadom and Mt. Negotiable. Call 337-2367. 7-5-28 ties, central air, extra quiet sur¬ BCHOOt in Mason. Con- Hope. 351-8238 or 332 2749, PASSKS roundings. Close. Phone Mike SUMMER SUBLEASE 2397 Ab¬ 3 BEDROOMS $315/month, June (12) 351-6858. 0-14-5-28 (25) m Malone, 676-1689 for 6-5-24 (12) bott. One person needed for 4 CEDAR 1st, 1 block campus. 419 Albert FOR Inn America's ■n. 4-5-21 118) AIR CONDITIONED apartment, bedroom spacious 351 2462. 1-5-21 (12) heated pool OKEMOS: LARGE house townhouse, ONE BLOCK east of MSU. One VILLAGE one bedroom, furnished, carpeted, fully yard, ample parking, with bus 351 -7910 carpeted. Next to pari- Needs 2 |r help. Male or female. bedroom, furnished or unfurnish¬ ed. 332-1703. 4-5-21 (121 TWO PERSONS needed to share stone's throw from campus. $144. resident managers more roommates. Owr. bedroom service. Surprising low rate. Call now, 351-7066. 6-5-28 (24) s, waiters, front desk apartments for the summer. $30/ 351-1725. 3-5-21 (13) or $75/month plu; -itilities plus $75 ■and other areas. Write: month. Call Rusty, 332-3361. 5-5- HALSTIAD MOT. deposit. Call f - at 349-2824. ■ F Johnson, Innkeeper, MSU AND Frandor, beautiful one FEMALE SUBLEASE summer: ONlY 2 left unfurnished 1 bed¬ LEASING FOR 27 (14) 3-5-21 (25) lu Holiday inn, U.S. 131 bedroom, unfurnished, carpeting, Chalet apartments. Near campus, SPACIOUS STUDIOS 240 West room, carpeted, air conditioned, ■Petoskey, Mi. 49770. Z-5-5- appliances, air conditioning. 332 SUMMER furnished, air, spacious/comforta¬ security doors or carport, laundry NOW LEASING for summer and Michigan, East Lansing. Furnish¬ BEAUTIFUL! > FURNISHED 1703. 4-5-21 1121 ble. $45/month. Karen, 332-4769. and storage facilities from $155. fall. One bedroom, furnished, fully ed, kitchen in separate room. home. Convenient access to all 3-5-21 (14) 482-6968. 10-6-2 (20) carpeted, air conditioned apart¬ Compare our sound proofing, immediate areas East Lansing. J.S WANTED, $10 per hour. CAMPUS TWO blocks. Free heat, ments. Close to campus 351-1770 privacy, closeness to campus. Room available summer and fall. ■ wanted, $3 per hour. Call one bedroom unfurnished. Shag 351-5180 between 6-8 p.m. 1-5-21 (21) ONE BEDROOM, furnished, luxu¬ Summer and fall vacancies. Professionals preferred-students SUMMER: 1 single plus 1 double carpet, dishwasher, central air, no in 6 person house. p. 27 6 4112) pets. Lease till September 9175, ry apartment, near Sparrow and Showings Apt. A-2 from 3-6 p.m., accepted 351-3957, 1-800-482- location. Excellent 9185. 129 Highland. 332-6033. SUMMER FEMALE roommates, bus. Available early June. 484- weekdays or call PRATT REALTY, 8400. 3-5-21 (23» ^-1624^4-5-26] 12)_ ■•CLERKS for Pirgim's FEMALE ROOMMATE. Own bed- 9158. 5-5-26 (13) 351-4420. 10-5-21 (35) 11-528 (23) Campus Hill Apartments, $47.50/ OWN ROOM available in large ■ office. Must have work room, bathroom, pool. Pets. Sum¬ month, 349-3697. Free bus service. ONE GIRL t-» share house. $140 furnished house, two blocks from v summer, full mer, fall option. $100. 393-5257. 4-8-21 (42) monthly, plus gas. Call after 5 ie. Speed and accuracy cflmpus view 3-5-21 112) * SUBLEASE TWYCKINGHAM p.m., 351-1291 3-5-21 (13) campus. 332-0984. 3-5-21 (12) KINMFOINT- ♦ apartment beginning June 16th. 2 BEDROOM apartments, $170. APARTmENTS SUMMER SUBLET Two bedroom, furnished, air and HOUSE FOR six, furnished. Avail¬ now renting bedroom, furnished, air, close - large one to Room, $70. On 1141 Albert. Call Mike 351-7612. 5-5-27 (12) ' ; * un Quiot 2 bedroom Apti. ♦ pool. 351-4013. 3-5-21 (13) 5 month BEDROOMS, 2 baths, $250/ plus security deposit. Frank able June 15, fireplace, suburban * near campus. Call 482-9531 after 5 for campus. 351-5229. 3-5-21 (12) Martin, (616) 963-2326 after 5 summer TWO WOMEN needed to share a « WopoyWoloftHMl * 1-2 GIRLS needed for summer 4-5-24 (15) p.m. p.m. 6-5-21 (15) *2 ft 3 bedrooms « Hif Co* •Pool •blc!*r sublease, $60/month, spacious, ss needed-days, SUMMER SUBLEASE - 1 bed¬ large room in Birchfield Apart¬ ; close. 351-8939. 3-5-21 (12) EAST LANSING duplex. Four ■tfu Friday, 10:30 a.m. - 6 * Air room $140, 2 bedroom-$196. ments, $55 each, summer and * Locit* ii E. Insist J ROOM, FURNISHED, large house, bedrooms, two baths, rec room. rt THE PEANVtf QWh conditioning Street. « HMHolMTI SPARTAN VILLAGE apartment available June 12, one block from Summer, $300.00. 372-1585. 8-5- 1-0606.3-5-21 (15) •AHolfcdry ♦ Very close ■ I. J-^25 1151 * ye|t,y?£rc.C§H. 383:^47, 5:6-27 t NMMtRl ♦ i av»»blfr 'SuTrif^r term to sub- campus. 351-2476. 8-5-21 (12) 21 (12) t * 7'/i minulus to Wells Hall lediG. $133. 353-6800 after 5 p.m. SUMMER 1 ■•droomi from 11 • J t EAST LANSING duplex. Two I PART-TIME. Experience 324 SUBLET - close to 3 WOMEN needed to share 3 5-25 112) 2 BEDROOMS in house to sublet 1. Weekends. Call for Michigan campus. Furnished basement bedroom duplex. Near campus. for summer. 606 Spartan Avenue. bedrooms deluxe appliances, full 655-2175. SEA 332-6246 J Call 131 - I11S for Appl. * basement, central air, fenced yard, apartment. 9130/month. Call 337- 332-6374 weekdays. 4-5-26 (12) ROOMMATE NEEDED summer 332-4146. 6-5-25 (12) ■ RESTAURANT, William- 2713. 3-5-21 1121 *•***•*•**••**♦*♦••**** and next year. One bedroom garage. One year lease. Call T5-25114) 513 HILLCREST - Town's largest MODERN HOUSES and duplexes. 351-1897 between 6-8 p.m. 4-5-21 135 KEDZIE Apartments. 2 person, SUBLET SUMMER. Close. 4-per- luxury apartment. Close. 337-9481. Three - seven bedrooms. Most (21) apartments. 1-2 bedrooms, bright¬ son apartment. Air, two full baths, 3-5-21 (12) ■TIME calling for sales ori- furnished, clean, June, quiet, year NEEDED, SUMMER - one woman leases only. 351-2402, 882-2316. for 2 bedroom Americana Apart¬ ly furnished. Dishwasher, air, se¬ furnished. 337-0168. 5-5-21 112) carpeted, laundries, dishwashers. n with good voice, Evenings, 332-1095. 0-20-5-31 (13) EAST LANSING large older home. 29 6-4 1141 ments. 355-1962 or 355-1979. 3-6- curity doors. Nice building, neigh¬ NOW LEASING, new one bed¬ ring-summer. 351-3957. borhood. $160-$185 summer; from room unfurnished, close in. Call Available for summer term, close 24 (121 SUBLET ONE bedroom apart¬ ■14! $200 fall. 351-3157 before 7, after 351-4417 after 5 p.m. or stop by THREE BEDROOM, full basement, to campus, can accommodate ON CAMPUS. 227 Bogue, 1 ment, furnished, air, 9150/month. 10. 3-5-21 (27) 332-2831. 5-5-21 (121 410 West Saginaw. 10-6-2 (18) eight girls. $500 Phone 332-5988 bedroom furnished, 9170. Single CEDAR VILLAGE 2 man, female garage, $175 plus deposit. 646 after 6 p.m. 7-5-26 (21) BY CASHIER. 3 part-time North Hagadorn. Phone 694-2476. girl, summer sublet. 489-5922 or to sublease fall, winter, spring, V Must be neat, depend- 351-8575. 7-5-24 1151 Karen 351 5687. 3-5-24 (121 SUBLEASE TWO bedroom apart¬ MERIDIAN, NEAR mall, carpeted, 3-5-21 (13) pe'ienced. Apply in ment across from Mason-Abbott. EAST LANSING Beech Street deluxe, one bedroom, air. Campus ■between 10 a.m. and noon $200/month. 332-0357. 6-5-28 (12) NEW FOUR bedroom bath and a house. Walking distance. $325 GROVE STREET Apartments sub¬ OKEMOS SUBLET one bedroom close. 9160, 655-3843. 6-5-25 (121 month includes all utilities, call 3 Mrs Gavin, GAVIN'S lease for summer. 4-man, 2 bed unfurnished. 9165 Carpeted, pool, half, full basement, $200. 1520 Mt. 349-1340. 3-5-21 (14) ■CENTER, 618 East Kalama- Vernon and 632 North Hagadorn. room. Call 351 2647. 5-5-25 (121 tennis courts, dishwasher. 349- TW7(29> 3551. 3 5-21 (121 GOING, FREE CABLE TV Vacant now. 3-5-21 (21) Phone 694-2476. ASK FOR Jenny at EQUITY VEST ROOMMATE FOR 1977-78 school for special reduced summer rates, GIRL to stay with handicap- nicest 2 man apartment in at BURCHRm ier at Northern cottage, year, East Lansing. Good location, 9125 GOING, FOUR FURNISHED rooms for on 3, 4, 5 bedroom homes. Available June 15, in East Lansing. rk 332 4373. 2-5-21 (12) month. 337-1004. 3-5-21 (181 WOODS summer. Must see. Close. 2 baths. $70. 351 3852. 3-5-21 112) 484-9472 or evenings 351-3305. 4 MAN CEDAR Village sublease. GONE • HEATED POOL THEY WENT 0-8-5-28 (27) Next year. Good location. 988/ SPECIAL SUMMER rates reduced 3-4 PERSON duplex, summer and Avoid the last • Unlimited parting THAT-A-WAY...TO for students looking for a house or month. 332 8388. 8-6-2 (121 fall, furnished. Call 669-9939. X-30- minute crunch COLLINGWOOD ARTS 11 room in East Lansing. Call Dave at - UP and cooks aide, • Furnished 6-1 (12) s, full time nights, 482-5426 evenings. 0-8-5-28 (20) FEMALE FOR i own room in fur¬ a Studios n, OLDE TRESTLE, nished 2 bedroom. 975 plus depo¬ • 1 Bedroom * tir conditioned CALL EQUITY VEST for 2 to 6 EAST SIDE of Lansing, 2. 3, 4 est Main, 489-8765. 6-5-27 sit. 349-2707. 6-5-28 1121 For o choice bedrooms available in June. 349- * bedroom homes. Now leasing for • 2 Bedroom dishwasher location one block * summer and fall. 484-9472. 0-8-5- 1540. 3-5-24 (12) from campus, • Air cmditiMiig shag carpeting 28(16) * unlimited parking Volktwagen hurry to Now leasing for * SHADY, QUIET, garden, house. Plush furniture NOW LEASING houses for sum¬ Sublease summer, $113 apiece. Rabbit Martha Bell Summer! Fall * mer and fall. Many to choose 510 Ann Street, 337-2252. 4-5-25 Model Open Daily 153-6617 for 1975 Demonstrator, 2- New Car Sales WATER'S t RIVER'S from. All in walking distance of information. Summer Rate*: door, Deluxe, has stereo, EDGE APARTMENTS Now Loosing For Call Mt. Pleasant, 1-772- Max Curtis Studio 1 Br 2 Br campus. 4209 after 5:30 p.m. No collect SUMMER SUBLET Two bed¬ radio, air conditioning B Free Summer& Fall rooms in house, near Sparrow Ford •140 '149 '169 calls. 5-5-21 (27) fJSES WANTED $10 per very low mileage. Roommate Service Pall Rates: Call 351 -8282 Hospitel_482 8370. 3-621 (12) mv in person, 527 East Priced to sell I For the besf deals in Summer rent Studio 1 Br 2 Br (behind Old World Mall EAST LANSING sublet small 1 NEEDED: 5 people, own room. p> Avenue. 27-6-4 (12) town From '37" per mon on the river I) $60. No security deposit, 351- bedroom house. Large lot, trees, COOK-HERRIMAN 351-1830 Free Canoos •165 '198 '260 , $165. 349-3939. 8-5-26 (12) 1186. 9-6-2 (12) * Rent V.W..VOLVO-MAZOA 1050 Water's Edge Dr 745 Burcham Dr. 351 -31 IB (next to Cedar Village '/, milew. ol Lansing Mall married students, 332-4432 9•5 Weekdays III noon Sol. NOW LEASING 1"N ACRES renting plots. /7X 6135 W. Saginaw is! Two-tiller, and plants. Hul- P Benett roads. Call 337- 1^ Phone 371 5600 faculty 4 med students SUMMER & FALL "Close to Campus "Air Conditioned We have Don't Miss Summer "All Appliances including dishwasher 10SPIIDSALI "Luxurious Furnishings 1,2 & 3 bedroom IKINGSWAY IMPERIAL "Shag Carpeting unfurnished opts, some with study at Ctopdungtjam 4620 South Hagadorn Rd. ClCn * On-Site Management "Private Balconies "SWIMMING POOL 'Double Butted )IDU SUMMER 1 3 PERSONS Chrome-Molly Frame ♦Alloy Rims trom *165 per mo. (North of Mt. Hope} (7Q FALL PER PERSQN-3 OCCUPANTS J/0 SPECIAL 2-MAN - RATES ♦Alloy Hondlebors ♦Alloy Stem ♦ Each unit has diswasht-r. garbage disposal, central air conditioning APARTMENTS ♦Alloy Cotterless Cronk ♦Suntour VCTLuxe Derallleurs KNOB HILL and heating. ♦Bar End Shifters ♦Swimming Pool and private balconies ♦Super Pro Saddle APARTMENTS 14400 Office Open !2-5Mon.-Frl. Two Bedroom Units start at or by appointment SPECIAL SUMMER RATES 1 )" til" only 349 4700 $575° month par person I I Velocipede - per located Peddler '/, mile north of jolly rd. tarry - full far fall ["'Grand River 351-7240 on okemos rd. Call 351-7166 M Brlow Paramount News please, no pets 1 6 Michigon State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan FIB Rotas For Sale J^l For Sale Jty Persoial 1(7] EAST SIDE (Lansing). 2 bed¬ 1-5 PERSON HOUSES and du¬ ROOM FOR rent, farmhouse. 40 DOUBLE LUDWIG with one bass MOVING SALE. Lampa, desk, INDY 500 tickets (6)1 For sale) rooms, unfurnished. Available plexes. Available summer at re¬ now, for $100. 676-1557. 10-5-26 acres, bam. 445 plus utilities. and Zlgen cymbals, $375. Call 3-5 couch, typewriter, more. Sundav, Excellent seats. Pat, 349-3915 after duced rates. Call STE-MAR MAN¬ 332-4840, 665-1009. 6-5-26 (121 9:30 p.m. 5-5-25 (121 (12) p.m., 882-0151. 6-5-21 (12) May 23.11a.m. -5 p.m. Indoors. Announcements for It's What's AGEMENT 489-2431. 10-6-1 (15) 1423 Jerome, Lansing. 1-5-21 (161 Happening must be received In the MALE-WALKING distance from ORCHID PLANTS. Unique gradu¬ BAILEY STREET, large room, double occupancy, $79 plus utili¬ ties, starting fall. 337-2401. 3-5-21 SUMMER ONLY. Two bedrooms, recreation room/billiards, ping- campus. Large front room, 509 Division Street. 332-2859, avail¬ ation gift for girl friend or wife. $8-15, 374-7593. 7-5-24 (12) GARAGE SALE. Friday-Saturday, May 21-22,9-4 p.m. 2701 Heather iMhmflLK] State News office, 341 Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at two class Student least days before publication pong. Large yard, garage. Nice (12) neighborhood, close. References. Leave message at 351-3373.5-5-24 able June 9th. 3-5-21 (15) Drive. Baby crib, changing table, stroller, clothing (childrens and CONGRATULATION "DOC" Sax- ton! Keep it up. We luv ya. Becky, No announcements will ed by phone. be accept- ^9ado,„HCU^l ROOMS, LARGE. Friendly house. adults), chandelier and household FOUR BEDROOM furnished (19) Two blocks from campus. Sum¬ Deb, Pris, Karen, Carol, Bes- house. Available summer only. miscellaneous. 1-5-21 (231 selieves. 1-5-21 (15) Hobbits of the world unite at mer sub-lease, fall option. 332- the Phone 482-0278. 482-9672. 4-5-24 FOUR BEDROOM house, Frandor Tolkien Fellowship 0546 Paul, Dave. 12-6-4 (15) LUDWIG ORUMS, double bass, meeting at 8 area, partially furnished. Available tonight in West Holmes Lower ROOMMATE NEEDED, male, own June 15. 337-9626. 6-5-25 (12) ROOM. ACROSS from campus available June 15th. Call 332-3026. double toms, floor torn, snare, hardware, cymbals, 374-8083. 3-5 251121 [ Real Estate Lounge. room. $67.50 month plus utilities. STUDENTS SPECIAL summer Very nice. 3-5-21 (12) THREE BEDROOM house, large Congressional Roundtable No lease. 351-9574. 6-5-26 (12) Bob Carr, liberation - rates. 12 month lease. 4 and 5 MOTOBECANE LeCHAMPION 8 backyard, garden spot, attached groups, labor, S'udent Service, 4 bedroom houses. Phone 351-3305. MEN ONE block to campus. weeks old, 4475, set Campy corporations, discuss U.S. foreign BWg ] BEDROOMS, Bailey Street, garage, blacktop drive, welking furnished, June to June, call Janet 6-5-21 (14) Clean, quiet rooms. Cooking. wheels 490, negotiable. 353-7482. distance from downtown Mason. policy on Southern Africa at 9:30 MSU 332-1750. 3-5-21 (12) Phone 485-8836 or 351-8192. 0-20- BASS GUITAR with Gibson pick ¬ B-1-5-21 (12) a.m. Saturday in 336 Union. from 1 Simulation < 928,000. Phone 6751612. 5525 to 6 41 GRADUATING, MUST sublet 5-31 (13) up, $85. Wolverine Sax, Bass pm FALL THREE women for four summer. Own rooms, attractive, bottom, offer. 349-1806. 5-5-24 AQUALUNG-TANK and regula¬ (18) Congressman Bob Car will hold linion favorite Oak games. Roec' " close, yard. $80 or best offer. TWO ROOMS for rent. Park Lane. nnen n«tr. hours in the person. Own room, close. $80/per- 332-0951. 3-5-24 (14) $75, couple tor, 9130. Full male's wetsuit, 440. EAST LANSING Waldcliff erea, Abbott Hall from 12:30 lobby of son. Phone Kim 351-2379. 3-5-21 or singles. 332-4102. BEAUTIFUL GIBSON guitar six Call Karen, 353-6680. 1-5-21 (121 to 2 p.m 5-5-21 (12) three bedroom ranch, finished Sunday. DUPLEX 595 Spartan, excellent 2 strings-Royal portable electric STEREO KENWOOD 70Q2 150 basement, atteched garage, Learn t0 fix I bedroom furnished, fall, quiet SUMMER. ROOM in nice house. typewriter. Call 351-8849. 1-5-21 fenced yard. 932,600. 337-9631. Free: 3 Medieval plays. M.A.C. Community Auto Co 627 EVERGREEN, 220 Colling- watts), Lenco L-85 electronic turn¬ location, off street, parking, from $62.50. Close to csmpus, 240 Beat. 3-5-21 (15) Avenue on a portable Programs 10 wood. Summer subleases $67.50/ $250. 484-4014. 2-5-21 (16) 332-3632. 1-5-21 (12) table, ADC-XLM, studiocraft stage, 7 Saturdays. 215 E arri , ® bedroom. $88/fall vacancies. 355- 330's, Koss ESP-7 electrostatics, LOVELY 3 bedroom brick tri level tonight and 2 p.m. Saturday. Come see the live Lansing. Call for aPPojr KaJI 6319, Ann. 332-5622, evenings. 9475. Rabco 8SL/AR-XA set-up virgin martyrs! COUNTRY SETTING. Two miles SUMMER SINGLE for males. Own house 4 miles from Mason. Wood¬ 4 5-24(15) 9150. 351-7799. 1-5-21 1211 from campus. New, large 3 bed¬ bathroom, carpeted. 404 South ed, 5 acres, 2 fireplaces, pool, Pi Mu Last Epsilon meets at 7:30 chance, science foi room duplex. Finished rec room, Fairview, Lansing, 485-0814. 6-5- PRE-AMP DYNA Pat-5/cabinet. stable, blacktop drive. Will carry fantasy writers-deadlinTS FEMALE OWN room in house, GITAUNE 25" 9100, really nice p.m. Tuesday in A304 Wells. Vh baths, ample parking. $270/ 28(12) THD below .05, $220 new. $180 contract. Phone 676 5090. 5525 Steven Fuller will present "Four minion a ic summer, furnished, close, porch, suede jacket men's size 44, 460. month. Phone 669-5513. 2-5-21 negotiable. 351-5058 after 8 p.m. 353-7482. 1-5-21 (12) 1241 Dimensional Figures." Everyone is $70, utilities. 351-2579. 6-5-27 (12) 6-5-21 (12) (22) 1 BLOCK to campus. Available invited. June 1. Private entrance, parking. HOUSE FOR Sale, East Lansing. 3 Singles Group r^J DUPLEX, SUPER sharp 3 bed¬ HAIG ULTRADINE II left-handed ROOMS IN house. Close, 519 Park $60/month. 351-5313. 1-5-21 (13) bedrooms, femily room. Phone Elaine room, 1 Vi baths, large kitchen golfclubs 9100. 80 watt Marantz Donelson and jn Lane. Summer, fall option. Marty, Attention: On Sale Now! 337-1124. 6-528 (121 with color coordinated range, 337-1433. 3-5-24 (12) VERY NICE Rings, Bracelets, Buttons, receiver. ESS. pioneer, Utah and Winter term 1976 student teach¬ jo 10 p.m. Saturday h y,l United Ministries refrigerator, dishwasher, sliding house, close to cam¬ Realistic speakers. Complete in HiolTI Badges and Necklaces ers interested in applying for the 'ion, 11 IBS glass doors, 2 deck. Professional decorating - family room, garage NEEDED FOUR persons to sum¬ pus. Prefer grad student, 351- 8976. 1-5-21 (12) T L M Enterprises Box 16145 stereo system with recorder 4120. Complete quad system by Pana¬ [^Recreation Belize, Central America, Project should epply at 4:30 p.m. HarrisonRo and large patio. Five minutes from mer sublease, fall option. $80/ month, utilities included. Foster BEST LOCATION in town. Room Lansing, Michigan 48915 sonic 9175. Browning ten-speed BEST MIDDLE East rates. Cheap- in 238 Erickson Hall. Monday Sigma Alpha you more aware Muwarel campus by car. $300/month, avail¬ Street. 485-9051. 3-5-24(15) $65/month, 351-4280 after 5 p.m. 980. Schwinn Continental 990. Three and four man tents 950. One est fares to Europe. TRAVEL BY Have your blood p| yjjl able June 15. Call Tom Brooks, pray 2-5-24 (12) WTAIY PUBLIC WITH SEAL HARRINGTON. 351-8100. C-9-5- "Our Land is our Life" and today at 669-3834 or 669 2851. 6-5-27 (45) man rubber raft 415. Black and "Broken Treaty at Mountain" will Jacobson's. AMHERST, THREE bedroom mo¬ Rings *1.98 white T.V.'s from 935. C.B. radios bile home. Furnished, $400 for FEMALES 1 be shown tonight at 7 and 9 in 109 2 - 3 rooms in 4-bedroom house WANTED, reduced You may order C.O.D. 980. Car eight-track tape players entire summer. $225/month in fall. rent. 3 rooms in house. Close to S. Kedzie Hall. for summer. June 12th and Call 351-8711 from 920. Lansing's leader in July 12th. $70'month plus utilities. 2 bathrooms, garden, close to cam¬ Campus 1 mile. 393-6966 after p.m. 6-5-27 (20) 4 campus. 337-1260. 6-5-25(12) Write: Box 16145 Lansing, Michigan 48915 pre-owned merchandise, down to DICKER ft DEAL. 1701 come on L Service If^sj Winged SpartBns proudly an¬ nounces purchase of three new SHOFARWKAR-AM'SJI pus. 337 7191. 2 5 21 (25) CEDAR/l-96/Meyer's - most at¬ South Cedar, 487-3886. C-5527 FREE ... A lesson in complexion EAST LANSING, 2669 East Grand tractive unitl Stove, refrigerator. care. Call 484 4519, East piper aircraft. See us at Capital 1811 Michigan Gallery J The Kresge Art River by Hudson gas station. $95/month. References vital. 663- 485 7197, Lansing Mall. MERLE City Airport Airshow this week- WANTED FEMALE. Own bed¬ FUJI, ROAD racer, sewups, sun or the formal Large, 5 bedroom, 2 baths, begin¬ 8418. 5-5-24 (13) NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS. opening of J room $55 month. Near tour, phone 374-7258 after 5 p.m. Exhibition I, Quiet neighborhood. Call Sally campus. ning fall $375/month, lease, open 6-5-27 (12) Animals C-20-5-28 (181 featuring J 5-6 p.m. 1-5-21 (22) SINGLES NEAR Union. June to The Russian and East arranged by Master of fij 351 2586. 2-5-21 (13) - European students. The public is i September/beyond. $17/week. No FOR QUALITY stereo service THE Studies Program presents "The HEALTH FOODS Fresh aspara¬ FOUR BEDROOM for four males. pets. 663-8418, 332-6206. 5-5-24 TRYING TO sell your pet? Be Man with a Movie Camera" at 7:30 9-10 PERSON HOUSES gus, 10 pounds, $4.50. Cook Farm, STEREO SHOPPE, 555 East Grand Dept. of Linguistics and (I on 424 North smart! Call Elaine. State News tonight in 105 South Kedzie Hall. M.A.C. available Hagadorn. Available in 680 Five Point Hwy, Charlotte, River. C-20-5-28 (12) and African starting summer June. Lease required for at least 543-0111. 4-5-25 (14) Classified, 356-8255. Languagesisil at reduced rates at $50 and $55/ one year. $320 plus utilities. To see Get back to nature. Attend a ing Miniconference in Unl REDUCED SUMMER rents in 3 to 10 p.m. today, and 9il [ person per month. Call STE-MAR MANAGEMENT, 489-2431. 10-6-1 (23) phone 351-5285. 5-5-21 (25) NICE 4, 5, or 6 bedroom houses, rooming house, close to campus. Call Gary 337-2304 or STE-MAR DID YOU know THE FISH MON¬ GER has 29 gallon aquariums for GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies. 6 weeks old, real cute, 910. Call 394-4658. E-5525 (121 - collie Instruction jf^j nature walk-talk in Sanford Wood- lot behind McDonel Hall at 9:30 p.m. Saturday in International Center Con-Coi] MANAGEMENT, 489-2431. 10-6-1 a.m. Saturday or 2 p.m. Sunday. available June 15. Either a 3 or 12 just $17.95-this weekend only? GUITAR, FLUTE, banjo and drum 2 ROOMS, east - side, cheap, 2-5-21 (16) lessons. Private instruction avail¬ Marching Band t.,.. month lease available. Call after 6 MALE COCK-A-POO white, one Pre-Meds: Plan ahead. Pre- starts June 15. 482-1882, no lease. p.m. 371-4183. 10-5-27 (22) year old, good with children, able. MARSHALL MUSIC. 351- Medical Club will meet from 7 to Spartan flag corps at' i 8-5-24(12) FURNISHED ROOMS three SCHWINN VARSITY 10-speed, 7830. C-1-5-21 (12) Saturday, 120 Music 6t housebroken. 910, 484-4812. E-5- 8:30 p.m. Monday in 104 Natural blocks from campus for summer. 23" frame, some rust, 940. John, interested students wt TWO PERSONS needed for 5-25 (121 Science Bldg. Call 627-9773 and leave a mes¬ 355-9074. 2-5-21 112) director of bands. AVAILABLE [Typing Service j[^ft| JUNE 15th. summer/fall. Occupancy in 4 room sage. 12-5-24 114) Furnished house, east side Lan¬ euphoric domicile behind Gables. TO CELEBRATE our new full time MENSA's national officers will LADIES RALEIGH Supercoursa "The Suitcase sing, 4 bedrooms. Call 485-0731. Female preferred. 351-0313. 6-5-24 TWO ROOMS in spacious house hours at THE FISH MONGER in meet in Detroit Saturday. Big bash Theatre"] 6-5-24(12) ten speed. Great shape, 9115. Call The Old World Village Mall we UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS COM¬ afterwards. Will you be there? Call ing in for their ar for summer. Close to campus. Not 355-1007 after 5 p.m. 3-5-24 (121 PLETE DISSERTATION and res¬ and cheer at 10:30 a.m. Si have a super deal: 29 gallon Lois Dyer, 1000 Hein Ave., Lan¬ bad. 332-8858. 5-5-24 (131 ume service. IBM the Unitarian Universale (1 DUPLEX FOR rent. 3 bedroom, SUMMER ROOM for 2, excellent DID YOU miss last weekends' aquariums for only 917.95. This typing, editing, sing, for more information. 855 Grove St. 1657 Haslett Road. Prefer family duplex, 323 Elizabeth, $55/month SUMMER TERM rooms in beauti¬ giant demo sale? The demos arn special deal is good through this multilith offset printing, typeset¬ - south of j| but will consider students. $250 weekend only at both THE FlfiH ting, and binding. We encpyraae Tower Guard: Pi«a Lansing Library. person. Kitchen, parking, other ful home in residential areer 5 gone but meny of our other comparative shopping.''"^or esti¬ .Rartyjor plus utilities. Rate negotiable. MONGER I at 1522 East Michigan. old, new members and extras_353-2417. 5-5-21 (16) blocks from campus. Limited specials on speakers, amplifiers, mate handicap¬ Phone 489 2575. 3-5-25 (21) Lansing or THE FISH MONGER II stop in at 2843 East Grand ped students at 6 p.m. space available. 351-6699. 4-5-21 turntables, and receivers are still River or phone 332-8414.0-20-5-28 Sunday in SIX BEDROOM duplex, dishwash¬ at The Old World Village Mall. the Union Green Room. (17) left and still at last week's sale er, air, bus, close, available June Both stores (32) SUMMER WITH fall option. 2 prices. Don't miss these too. THE are now open every rooms in house, 14 block from 15, lease. 332-2352. 8-5-25 (12) day at noon IFM2 closed Mon¬ Meeting for people interested in SPECIAL SUMMER rates. Urge STEREO SHOPPE. Phone 337- EXPERIENCED IBM typing.~Dis- campus. $61.25/'month, no securi¬ 1300. C-4-5-21 (43) days). Stop in and check out our Primal Therapy at 3 p.m. Saturday rooms, free parking, close to sertation, (pica-elite). FAYANN, ty deposit. 332-6041. 8-6-2 (18) THREE, FOUR, five bedroom fish specials too. 2-5-21 (80) at 334 E. Michigan Ave., Apt. 2B. campus. 950/month all utilities 489-0358. C-20-5-28 (12) houses available June 15th, spe¬ ELECTROPHONIC STEREO re¬ Call Steve Young for more infor¬ included. Phone now for summer SUMMER, FALL cial summer rates. Phone EQUITY cord ENGLISH SETTER puppies-excel¬ mation. option, four or fall. 351-0473. 5-5-24 (22I player. 950. Garrard turntable PURR-FECT TYPE. Accurate per¬ man, two bedroom/baths, air, VEST INCORPORATED 484-9472 and Kenwood AM/FM receiver. lent temperment and hunting sonal and professional IBM typing. utilities, close, 351-8540. 5-5-27 or evenings, 482-5426. 0-18-5-28 ROOMS FOR summer, 3 blocks Like new. 9150, 339-3561 after 6 background. Reasonably priced. One day service. 351-5094. C-15-5- Free Reading Program from 9 (19) 394-1683 10-6-3 (121 a.m. to noon in 105 A&B Kellogg Alpha Phi Sigma Pi from campus, 534 Sunset. 351- p.m. 5-5-26 (171 21 (12) Center. Presented by English Edu¬ rescheduled for Saturday] 2695. 10-5-21 1121 noon to 5 p.m. at Alton Pk SUMMER SUBLET, 217 South LOFT, SINGLE person design. ANN BROWN cation Students. Free material for Rooms FREE ALL-white male cat. Fixed, 2 PRINTING AND C. Everyone welcome! Fi Hosmer, Lansing. Four bedrooms, Very sturdy. Easy assembly. Year all content areas. LARGE ROOM for rent in co-ed years old, must go. 482-0531. TYPING. Dissertations, resumes, and drinks! furnished. $160. Evenings, 332- old, $40. 353-7689. E-5-5-26 (12) house. Reduced summer rent! E-5-5-25 (12) general printing. Serving MSU for 5622. 4-5-26 (12) SEVEN ROOMS summer sublet, Hillel this weekend: services for 26 years with furnished, close, individuals 351-4924, 332-4260. 8-6-2 (12) complete theses new, 48 INCH Lecalerc four harness 3 GERMAN service. 3494)850. C-20-5-28 (19) Shabbat, 6:30 a.m. and 10 a.m.; SUMMER SUBLET or groups, 975. 351-5764. 8-5-24 loom and bench with accessories, Shepherd and black deli at 6 p.m. Sunday includes - furnished labrador retrievers puppies. ROOM IN house, parking, cooking $20 two bedroom duplex, Snyder $500. Outdoor storage box, $50. IRENE ORR. Theses, term elections for Hillel Board for next on busline. Available June 14th. each. Good watchdog and com¬ papers, Street, fall option. Call 332-4134. 355-9897. 3-5-24 (16) general typing. Formerly with Ann year. 2-5-24 (12) FEMALE ROOM in house available 970/month. 332-2165. 1-5-21 1131 panion for small children. 676- 2332. E-5-5-25 118) Brown. Call 485-8018: after 6 June 12th. 975 plus deposit. Close. p.m., OCCUPANCY FALL. Clean mod¬ MINOLTA SRT 101, Vivatar wide- 482-7487. C 21-5-31 (161 Bicycle to beautiful Columbia TWO BEDROOM apartment in 361-9556. 3-5-21 (121 Creek Park with Tri-County Bicy¬ ern angle, Tamron zoom lens, Vivatar McCarthy for P house, 1 block from campus, rooming house. Close to flash and case. Excellent shape. Homes cle Assn. at 2 p.m. Saturday. Meet wide convention at 1: THREE LARGE rooms in house, campus. 9105/month. 332-1125 furnished, porch, garden area, 12 $375, 332-1121. 3-5-24 (17) at 2 p.m. at Mount Hope Avenue Sunday in Union Parlor | close to campus. Summer. 980 - Lisa. 4-5-25 (13) month lease starting 6/16/76, and Farm Lane. Bring snack. Call Discussion on future ac 990. 332-3141.3-5-21 112) ♦♦a******************* SELL YOUR Mobile Home fast) $220/month includes heat and 112) Eva Urban for more information. interested welcome. EAST LANSING, 1150 Lilac Ave¬ Call Elaine. State News Classified. water. 5-7 p.m. 351-6088, 351- 1177. 3-5-25 (27) VEGETARIANS: 4 rooms in co-ed nue, furniture, large carpeted 541 3558255. COMPLETE DISSERTATION and A new series of Lamaze method Experience silence! house. Partially furnished. Call rooms for summer or fall. Private I. •rand llvir resume service. Printing, IBM childbirth preparation classes will session with B.S. Tyagi 1 1023, 1027 East Grand River. 5 after 5 p.m. 332-8432. 3-5-21 (121 entrances, parking, cooking. 1-5 • PARAMOUNT NEWS 21 (171 1973 WESTBROOK 12 x 64 unfur¬ typing, binding. Printing from your begin the first of each month. 9:30 p.m. Tuesday, 335 CA students each. Furnished, avail¬ • ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS LARGE ROOM in house for sum¬ nished 2 bedrooms, disposal, 2 air plain paper originals. Corner Registration by fifth month of Free. Bring blanket to sit® able June 15,372-1411. 10-6-4(13) SINGLE ROOMS - 1 block from J • BRESSLERS-M FLAVORS conditioners, fireplace, shed. 15 M.A.C. and Grand River. Below pregnancy, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. down on. mer. Female. Close to campus. J • VELOCIPEDE PEDDLER minutes from MSU. Asking 96000 Jones Stationary Shop, 9-5 p.m., weekdays. campus, parking, laundry, 960/ AVAILABLE JUNE 1. Lansing 332 6994. 3-5-21 (12) month includes utilities. 337-1296. | • QUICK SILVER JEWELRY or best offer. 6552358. 5524 (221 Monday-Friday. Call COPY- ' Zero Population Growth® North side, 1528 Illinois Ave. Small J • KITCHEN CUPBOARD GRAPH SERVICE, 337-1666. C- that the present excae® 7-5-28 (13) modern two bedroom basement, attached garage, yard. house, full SUMMER SINGLES for females. Beautiful furnished house. 238 THIRD PERSON needed to share { « • FAMILY OF MAN • MAYFLOWER BOOKSHOP HORIZON 12 x 60, Mobile Home Manor. Furnished, air conditioned. 25528 (31) I^ound TOWN optimum level for the cot well-being of its cjjaj Responsible couple. $155 plus Bailey Street. 332-8267. 3-5-21 spacious house two miles west of j • NATURES CREEN PLANTS Moving, 93900. 332-2437, 372- PROFESSIONAL TYPING for bus¬ inesses. And students. Call 394- something! To join ZPGca utilities. 669-5513. 1-5-21 (25) ( a DENIM DEPOT CLOTHES 6875. 10-52 (131 campus. Own room. 973. 484- { shop upstairs-downstairs; 3417. 12-54(12) Wolfe. t 1 ROOM FOR rent. 6365. 6-5-27 (161 SUMMER SUBLEASE. One to chen Summer, kit¬ {♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦IMF 8x36 CLOSE TO campus ex¬ Look into t- -r four bedrooms available. Very facilities, block from campus, SEWING MACHINE CLEARANCE THESES, TERM papers, scientific, spring, summer and W tras included. 91300 fall occupan¬ close. utilities paid. Call 332-8159. 3-5-21 Furnished, parking. 332- SALEI Brand new portables cy. 351-2224 after 6 for details. legal, IBM (pica-elite) typing, Co-op office, 31 IB S"1 1843. 1 5-21 (12) ; For Sale 949.95. 95 per month. Large 3-524 114) JOHN CALHOUN, 332-2078. 55 selection of reconditioned used 28(12) ADVERTISE YOUR special eventi WANT TO live in a fine place this HASLETT AREA - girl wanted, to CANOE THE MISSISSIPPI? Join machines. Singers, Whites, Nec- 12 x 60 Mobile Home, behind at "special rates" in our 'Round summer? Check out 120 Center, share 23 others for 11-week fall or winter expenses. Pool, lake, chi's. New Home and "many Coral Gables, furnished, 2 bed¬ Town column. Call Vicki, 356- trip. Also 15-day Wilderness FULL RANGE typing and graphics 332-3026 Keith, persistently. BL-1- parking, 339-2254. 5-5-21 1121 others." 919.95 to 939.95. Terms. 8255. rooms, 393-9510 before 4 p.m. preparation. Call days, 373-8040. 5-21 (16) Camping Leadership Workshops 694-8364 after 4 p.m. X-5524 (151 in August and September. For EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING Ask for Terry. 3-521 (12) SPARROW/LCC. Three desirable SPAGHETTI EATING contest, brochures contact Dr. Clifford COMPANY, 1115 North Washing¬ $100 cash prize. Register free by SUMMER SUBLET, great 4 bed¬ efficiencies, extra neat. College ton, 489-6448. C-20-528 (36) Borbas, Pine River Cenoe Camp, 1969 RICHMOND 50 z 12, good room. Carpeted, 2 blocks to age. References. 394-1853, 484- calling 351-3412. 2-5-21 112) 9787. 6-5-27 112) 918 Lantern Hill, East condition, fully carpeted, 92800. campus. Fall option. 351-4371. Lansing. Or OUR LOW overhead saves Ken Haworth, 351-8276 (evenings BL-1-5-21 (13) call 484-9158. 25-6-2 (42) you GARAGE SALE, 3 families, 9 OPTICAL a.m. money. DISCOUNT. or weekends). 7-524 115) 6 p.m., OWN ROOM, co-ed house, fur¬ 2617 East Michigan, - Saturday-Sunday, May 4 BEDROOM house near Sparrow nished, parking, good people, MINOLTA XE7 Electronic SLR Lansing, RIDE NEEDED to NYC area Mem¬ 22nd-23rd. 2751 Roseland Ave¬ 372-7409. C-5-5-21 (131 camera with 24mm and orial weekend. Share East Lansing. Bicycles, camp¬ Hospital. Fully carpeted, excellent party atmosphere. 950, 489-7683. 135mm 1972 GRAYWOOD MOBILE gas and nue, 3-5-24 (121 lens. Also, Nikkormat - mint. ing student rental. 351-1547. 5-5-27 100 USED VACUUM home. 65 x 12. Newly redecorated: driving, 353-3449. 5528 (121 gear, canning jars, household Pentax ES with 1.4 lens, cleaners. goods. 2-5-21 (23) Mamiya Tanks, cannisters and uprights. 2 bedrooms, 1 ft baths. Must sell. FURNISHED ROOMS or whole DTL 500. Leica IMF w/50mm 332-2581 or 6257014 after 6:00. Guaranteed one full year. 97.88 3 BEDROOM house, 724 Johnson, available June 10th. Call 332-2419 house. Summer, nice, near cam¬ pus. 960, 353-8240, 353-1946. 7-5 summacron. Leica Visoflex macro system. Vintage Rolleiflex. Old and up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 316 North Cedar, C.S. r~ or 484 3359. 10 6-4 (12) 28(12) Zeiss Iconoflex. Yashica Atoron 16mm camera. Durst color dark¬ room. Plus opposite City Market. C-29-5-28 (24) FRIENDLY 10 x 55 Liberty, close to MSU, shed, partially furnished, LADY SEEKING Lansing-Okemos. housework, East MAYFLOWERS BR many SLR lens, range HALF HOUSE in dorn area. 2 bedrooms. Prefer Burcham-Haga- ONE FEMALE, own sunny bed¬ room, nice house. 965/month plus finder cameras, filters. Movie cam¬ 92500. Call 337-2768. 5527 (12) own Experienced, transportation and referen¬ MORE THAN grad student or couple. Separate utilities. Jane. 351-1122 after 5. eras SECONDHAND and projectors. WILCOX 26" MENS 10 SPEED bike, new, ces. 487-0553. 3-521 (12) pilgrims.. facilities, entrance, etc. 351-1850 evenings. 5-5-27 (19) 6-5-28 115) STORE, 509 Michigan Avenue, big green build¬ 9120. 337-2207. 3-5-24 (12) | List I Fwrt IfQ] FIRST YEAR medical ROOM IN rooming house. 979 ing. 485-4391. C-8-5-28 164) C.ITOH PRO 23" frame, perfect student wishes one or two bedroom MUST SUMMER sublease two includes utilities. Berkey Hall, 3 condition, 9300 new, best offer home. LOST BEAUTIFUL female Calico June occupancy preferred. rooms for $110 in co-ed house. blocks. 351-0424. 4-5-21 112) AQARIUM 20 gallon. Includes over 9225. 4853394 after six. Call cat named Cally. Light colore. Call 694-2621 between noon Close. 355-9453. 3-5-25 (12) ROOM/KING bed, house-2 baths. filter, heater, gravel, hood, and fish, 945. AB Dick 610 copier 980 3-524(151 3559399. 5525 112) p.m. Sunday. 1-521 (201 Friday/8 coming June b- OWN ROOM in big house. One Living rooms. Summer, close, 980. 351-1177. 3-5-21 (17) OVATION 6 - STRING guitar with Peanuts Personal Spring 351-3852. 3-5-21 (12) block from campus, female for hard-shell case. Very good condi¬ STUDENT WOULD like room~in Special summer. 5-5-27 (15) $65/month, 351-6373. BETSY CAN help you find a YEAR OLD Sebona classical tar with case. Excellent condition gui¬ tion, 9250. 351-8278. 5526 (13) [~ Personal [[71 private residence, East Lansing area, 351-5115. 3-524 (12) furnished room in an East Lansing 940. Call 351-3262. E-5-5-25 (121 MOVING SALE - washer, dryer, WEDDING PLANS? Have your 15 words- 5200 rooming house. Kitchen privileges, ONE GIRL for cozy house. New utilities included. Call her at OLSON plants photo equipment, books, wedding free at The Old World FORMER COLLEGE Instructor Over 15 words, 13'each word appliances, washc/dryer. Begin¬ EQUITY VEST, 484-9472. 0-8-5-28 STEREO receiver7e0 household Items, and much more. Village Mall, many bonus Items, now in law school and wife ning June. 351-8197. 4-5-26 (12) (24) watts RMS must sell. 9130 or offer 353-1886. 3-5-21 (12) best Saturday and Sunday, 1112 Cli¬ max, Lansing. Z-2-521 (19) for information call 351-0019. 55 to housesit in Lansing. Call 337- wishes Prepayment Required 26119) 1837. 3-524 116) I micMgon State New», Eott Loosing, Michigan THE SMALL SOCIETY Friday, May 21, 1976 17 bY Brickman 1 18 Michigon Stote News, East loosing, Michigan Frida, Think smaller than small car! There is a 'V.Mqyj, difference! 11 THINK MSU symposium presents PREPARATION FOR: BAT 'Over: of experience ond?ucc#" , COUPON ■wua ■ Small classes 1 A AT Voluminous home" X "iff study materials THAIS A SO- ff-J of Seafarer SAVINS Off consequences OBI GMAT iCour,«* 'hat art .constantly updated Two Subt Per Coupon T<. By ED LION effects (of the project) are of no the project, would vote down reviews of class Expires 5/23/74 State News Staff Writer ing the Sierra Club, said the major concern," he said, "but the project unless the Dept. of JNMJAM lessons and for us system would be a blemish to The veil of ignorance and there are secondary military Defense will provide a "trade¬ the UP's "natural beauty." CPJkT of supplementary hysteria that has been shroud¬ implications — such asthe off' bargaining chip such as materials. In other Seafarer ing the Navy's proposed proj¬ consequences of an enemy at¬ develop reopening air force bases to ments, four UP counties held Make-ups lor ect Seafarer was pierced Wed tack on the area to sabotage nesday as ASMSU Great Issues system." the provide more jobs. William Taylor, professor of advisory referendums on Sea¬ ECuMQ missed lessons, 5S 337-1377 farer, with 16,987 people voting — 1040 E. GRAND RIVER presented a symposium in an Cooper mentioned that in the civil and sanitary effort to separate truth from four counties currently being engineering, said that the Dept. of Defense against building the project NAT'L MED- N 351-3420 there and 4,871 for. Milliken N myth about the underground considered for Seafarer Ba¬ JM0tk.lo„,|„9 had given Milliken a written DentJRD's_ — communications grid which has indicated that he will use a COSTS ONLY raga, Iron, Marquette and Dick¬ statement that it will not public opinion poll conducted by may be built in the Upper Peninsula. son — there is already exten¬ sive environmental recommend Michigan as a site if a private researching firm to f5.°o For write: complete information call or disruption he does not want it there. gauge public opinion instead of PER WEEK The symposium of five panel caused by mining and forest (313) 3S4-00SS Southfield Office Virginia Prentice, represent¬ advisory elections. ists explored the scientific, management. Cooper tdso said theat (313)02-3149 Ann Arbor OHice lunches lit Major Cilia* in USA ecological and political ramifica¬ that the electro-magnetic field WHEELER-DEALER * tions of the project, which has produced by the grid would not Black Stanley h. tsolan created a furor of controversy produce anymore harmful ef¬ Orpheus presents In FRANDOR Shopping Center t DUC CINTEP ATION Al ss-BxVTf throughout the state. fects than the fields produced Giving a general overview of by conventional power lines. Reach Up and next to Boom Boom Room TUTORING AND GUIDANCE SINCE 1938 Seafarer, Gerald Park, profes¬ sor of electrical engineering, explained the scientific princi¬ "For three generations we have lived under electro-mag¬ Touch Jesus OPEN 7 days a week Phone: 351-1942 21711 W. Ten Mile Rd. Southfield, Mich. 48075 waiswh netic fields produced by power ples behind how the system lines far greater than those that would work. He said that Sea¬ would be produced by Seafar¬ farer would basically consist of er," he said. a grid of cable set up in a criss¬ Kevin Gottleib, professor of cross pattern beneath a social science, said that there 2,500 square-mile area in the U.P. are many political considera¬ "The basic rationale behind tions that will determine Sea¬ the system is to enable com¬ farer's fate. munication with submerged He added that he believed submarines," he said. Gov. Milliken, who had been Presently submarines cannot given ultimate authority receive impulses when sub¬ merged. By running an electri¬ cal current through a huge antenna, he said, b special Quick frequency of radio wave will be Cash 'Broken VSTATE BEVERAGE COMPANY^ produced that is capable of penetrating seawater. through Treaty William Cooper, head of the State News at Michigan Environmental Re¬ view Board, which will have Classified Battle Mountain (DELIVERY AVAILABLE) considerable sway in determin¬ Want Ads ing Seafarer's fate, explained 'Our land is 355-8255 FREE!! the ecological consequences of constructing the system. "The direct environmental our life' 529 E. Grand River Sat., Mon., Tues. 10 - 6 Wed., Thurs.l Fri. 10-9 Sun. 12 5 May 21, 109 S. Kedzie Buy any Medium I At the regular price i»l)7JJ£).rJ7 Showing: 7:00-9:00 M donation Get Identical PIZZA Enjoy Mexican Food? I ... Try These Great Specials! | Sunday WmMKnc Support Can. 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