Ford, Reagan split contests; Brown takes Rhode Island California Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. Ronald Reagan defeated him in New Jersey, which hold the big, final gained surprising, proxy support in Rhode South rules, the delegates to the Democratic Dakota Island's presidential national convention were elected primaries next Tuesday primary election Initial returns from the The odds were that even after those June Tuesday night as the uncommitted line on Montana separately, and were bound to cast their the ballot drew more votes primary put Reagan ahead of Ford and nominating ballots in accordance with the 8 elections, neither party would have a than any gave Sen. Frank Church of Idaho the lead clear winner in the race for presidential Democratic candidate. in the Democratic race. popular vote. It Uncommitted delegates can vote as nomination was another setback for But Rhode Island, where the they Jimmy turnout was choose, and that will not With the returns from Rhode Island and Carter, who won the Democratic tiny, held the day's necessarily be for in south Dakota and added primary surprise. Brown Brown. His immediate South Dakota nearing completion, Carter to his runaway campaigned for the gain was uncommitted was adding 16 delegates to his column, lead in total delegate line psychological, since it appeared the strength. because his name was not listed on the winnins share of the voters had heeded raising the total to 806 of the 1,505 needed President Ford won the his Republican presidential preference ballot. for Democratic nomination. primary in Rhode Island, while challenger And that line won. Under campaign wishes and spurned all the Rhode Island's candidates on the ballot. Udall was second in delegate strength, In the popular vote, cast far back at 308.5. by a tiny tur¬ nout of Rhode Island In the Republican delegate competition. Democrats, the Drink bill gains uncommitted line got 31 per cent. Carter 30 per cent. Church 28 per cent. Carter gained 41 per cent of the ballots in South Dakota, with Rep. Morris K. Udall of Ford's count was 806, Reagan's 653 of the 1,130 votes that will make up a nominating majority. With the Rhode Island totals virtually Arizona running second. Church complete, Ford led Reagan 9.146 ( 66 per suggested that Udall should consider cent) to 4,309 (31 per centi In the withdrawing as petition support Democratic race, the uncommitted vote a candidate - after eight second-place showings in primary elections. that California Gov. Jerry Brown had "He had ample campaigned for totaled 18,600 ( 31 opportunity to win," per cent i Church said Udall said he was with Carter second at 17,926 ( 30 disap¬ per cent) and Church 16,544 ( 28 per cent I. The rest of pointed but would goon. By ED LION would constitute "a discrimination In the Republican the field was State News Staff Writer against competition. Ford trailing. those between 18 and 21" which would be in won Rhode Island with 66 per cent of the South Dakota proved a different In an attempt to finally stem the flow of direct conflict with the U.S. Constitution. story as vote; Reagan scored in South Dakota with with 86 per cent of the vote counted alcohol for those in Michigan under 21, Rep. DeStigter said that his bills are "not at all 50 per cent. Reagan led Ford 50 to 45 per cent (31,726 to Melvin DeStigter, R-Allendale, has put unconstitutional," noting that in Minnesota The three primaries awarded a relative 27,991). Carter led Arizona together a petition with over 10,000 signa Rep Morris trontinued handful of nominating votes - but could Udall, with the former Georgia governor tures to force action on his two-bill on page 9) package send signals out to California, Ohio and tallying 18,778 ( 41 per cent) to Udall's calling for a raise in the drinking age. 14,888 (32 per cent) He said the signatures, which all voiced strong support for his highly controversial Controversial SI fizzles bill, are an "indication that the general populace has shown its approval" for a raise in the drinking age. The legal drinking age is currently set at 18, but before 1972 had been 21. in deadlock over issues The two bills would raise the age a person is permitted to buy liquor to 21 and would * make selling alcohol to anyone under 21 a s+.xJr. ■ AP wirephoto violation of the law. Teresa, - a nun with a worldwide reputation for her work in Originally introduced in October 1975, By JOHN ( HADWII K consolidate federal criminal law into the s of Calcutta, delivers a the two bills currently are stalled in two a codification, urged that message of love and compassion Tues- Associated Press Writer som one of the different committees in a move which single code, updating it in the light of court be made to the bill's critics ir hangars at Habitat Forum, the nongovernmental WASHINGTON (AP) - Bill SI, the rulings, eliminating inconsistencies and n effort DeStigter feels is mi »sivi to si e it. I conference to the United Nations conference on human settle- an attempt to ki„ the attempt to overhaul and codify obsolete and n Vancouver. temperance measure. federal criminal law, is dead for this session overlapping provisions. The 799-page bill was He said its defeat "would be a severe He claimed that the number of alcohol- of Congress because of a deadlock between approved last fall by the Senate Judiciary Committee's sub¬ blow to criminal law reform in this related accidents involving 18 to 21 i and conservatives over key i year committee on criminal laws chaired country," though he said a few sections of it olds has increased by over 187 This is the conclusion of the bill's chief by per cent McClellan. Hruska is the committee'*! might be characterized as repressive. since the drinking age was lowered in 1972, >. John L. McClellan, D Ark. ranking minority member. It has been However, Brown said "a great deal of and Roman L. Hruska, R-Neb. and others jelear wastes as compared to a 3.7 misinformation has been spread" about the per cent increase in the stalled in the Judiciary Committee e dump 21 to 24 age bracket. Rep. Steven Stopcynski, D-Detroit, chair person of the House Liquor Control Com¬ closely involved in the long struggle the measure. About two months ago McClellan and Hruska offered concessions in an effort to over Early this year, former California Gov. Edmund G. Brown Sr., who a decade ago bill and that 95 per cent of the measure was a major improvement over existing criminal law. headed a commission that recommended Ighf mission where one of the bills is (continued currently Alpena site liberal objections, but they have on page 9) see stalled, feels that by raising the age limit on consumption of alcohol all the other ages of majority which currently stand at 18 will be n esponse to indicate any agreement be n iched. McClellan and Hruska have not aban¬ e By ED LION | State News Stiff Writer mile section of land near the dumping ground, McCarty said, "We intend to our keep all public officials fully informed of program and we are not at the point to jeoPardlzed- "How can we change the drinking age to 21, while at 18 someone is given all other doned all hope for Senate passage of the bill this year, but they see no chance for House action before the adjournment of Congress. Syrian troops advance, n Michigan town of Alpena is address that question." responsibilities as an adult?" he asked. Senate passage would enhance the pos¬ | being studied by the U.S. Energy McCarty said that ERDA's plans to drill :h Development Administration a possible site for the construc- for core samples of Alpena's geological composition is just part of preliminary Rep. Paul Rosenbaum, D Battle Creek, chairperson of the House Judiciary Commit- tee which is also stalling the legislative sibility of final action in the next Congress, but there also is growing doubt that it is feasible to pass a bill of this magnitude. halt attacks on 3 towns i dumping ground tunnel for testing and "by no means" does it indicate package from reaching the House floor, One sponsor, Republican Leader ; whatever they tive flavor. "The Catholic Church of today," that It is certainly our | submarines which could decided to rename it at Vatican II when on a Clare Boothe Luce says, resignedly, "isn't the Soviet Union, petulantly dump on experience. killing of! 50 million Washington Star Michigon Stole Newt, Eon Lon8ino Mkhinnn Wednesday, June 2, 1976 5 IpOINT: CONSERVATISM sacrificed for the betterment of the remain¬ ing three stations. It is much more important to allow liberal ways threaten To the Editor, WEAK and WKME to provide a learning By RUSTY HILLS freedom experience for all interested persons, as well as entertainment and information to the dorms they serve, that it is to consolidate The Michigan State Network. e conservatives stopped taking nre« press, ATendmcnt speech and association freedoms like are the first to say is they also passed a record social cent. Meanwhile the USSR has accelerated I would hope that the radio board, Mr. i on misconceptions which are services budget. In fact, everything they its drive for world military supremacy. Marc Conlin and the other persons involved bund by ill-informed journalists. lj„t: Mr. Ed Lion. Lmne,erBmh,"pun' FaSCi"C0l"ervatives a"d Communi3t have passed was record, because this year's Since 1970 the USSR has been outspending the United States 10 to 1 on research and in this decision would think about the budget was the biggest ever. As a people this decision would directly affect, Cjcle last week Mr. Lion equates frMdl^r ™ their suPP°rt of percentage of the budget however, development. By 1986 the USSR will have and decide to spend the additional money to Ijni with Fascism and states that m school re.',f0n not al' The ri«ht'» Pray forcedet prayer but for defense's share was the smallest since secured nuclear first-strike capabilities keep WEAK and WKME on the air. ■of the right (Gov. Ronald Reagan. who want it. is still those World War II. unless steps are taken now. Need I say Gerald M. Jarvis, Class of '75 being fought for. It is | of Defense Donald Rumsfeld) also conservatives like Sen. The facts of the matter more? Midland, Mich. 48640 Jhe rights of Americans. Buckley and stand for economic freedom are, conservatives In conclusion, I suggest that Mr. Lion (atism, from Edmund Burke to effortfrT Wh° effort for life, are sPearheading against abortion. the freedom. And to insure those and social turn his attention from the CIA, the its foundation freedoms, , eodom. as By this I one ideal: mean an whatLdT ab°Ut defenM? what kind of economic No matter they argue for adequate national defenses. It's time we recognized Not laughing "military-industrial complex," and the "af¬ fluent minority" in his search for those Bicycle path and social system we conservatives for Ed Lion, has responsible for "duping" the American ■ you, me or have if we can't the freedoms defend it, it's worthless. they have preserved. With regard to the accommodation for j choice, both in economics and in Mr. Lion says this year's Congress If the rising tides of conservatism in this public into a conservative mood. The only bicycle traffic on Grand River Avenue: why ; conservative Sen. Jim record defense passed a *usly Hills Is O junior majoring In telerommun- nation actually took the forms attributed to people being duped are those who believe budget. What he forgets to not put a bicycle path longitudinally the |'hn Kf information sponsored the students' act, it by Ed Lion in his editorial in the May 28 the American public is being by a powerful minority, whereas the manipulated length of the boulevard median? This path allowing a issue of the State News, there would be could run from Bogue Street to Harrison D check his or her file. It is cause for alarm. But what Mr. Lion has motivating force lies in the character of the Road with appropriate curb-cuts at cross ; Ronald Reagan who is ep¬ American people. _ actually done is to construct a false and streets and perhaps some intermediate idural laws making it mandatory misleading "straw man" of what conserva¬ Ed, you said that "I feel like a guy who's access points in the ■yclists to wear helmets, because tives are saying is wrong with this just been told a joke at a party and is the vicinity of the main country. only one who doesn't laugh." Well, I'm not shopping district. Such a path coupled with j is an individual's decision, The "forces of conservatism" can in no a reforestation project (how laughing either. many of the j, says Webster, is rule by a way be labeled "the forces of Fascism." kids now in school remember the beautiful |with strict social and economic Conservatives want a decentralized gov¬ Bud White trees that shaded and graced the avenue Because of Affirmative ernment and less federal interference in 467 W. Wilson Hall some years back?) could solve the bike n told who to hire. Because of local affairs; they do not want an authori¬ m told what I can pay. Are my problem at minimum expense and bring . tarian polity. back the median from its current desertlike Erfercd with? You bet they are! Perhaps MSU students are moved to Radio board condition. Ed these laws? Liberals. "protect the sanctity of the free enterprise I envision a centrally located path with Ents government tinkering in the system" (to the extent it exists in this Having spent all four of my MSU years some screening, low shrubs between it and Jwith national planning, wage and country) because they feel that their civil involved in campus radio, I am greatly the curb lane, interspersed with trees |trols, government as the em- liberties are more secure with an adminis¬ dismayed to hear that WEAK and WKME (maples, elms, etc.) which would eventually That's right, the liberals, tration whose aim is to decrease federal are to be shut down. Though I spent little grow to some size. Of course, for those who ^'t it, that Hitler and Mussolini did interference in the lives of the individuals. time working at either of those two desire to eliminate the median in favor of ; things when With regard to economics, the federal they took stations, I did spend considerable time at more traffic lanes, revitalizing the median Inservatives have never wavered government has acquired a peculiar form WBRS, WMCD and WMSN. My experience might make its total destruction a little [lief of a free economic system. If of the "Midas touch:" everything it touches at those stations has led me to believe that more difficult. ave economic freedom, you have turns into a deficit. Ronald Reagan would the campus radio experience is not I'm sure that this possibility has been not have achieved his present only i. Why? Because if government position enjoyable and educational, but downright considered so I wonder what the reasons ie paycheck, it can tell you what unless he had the support of middle- and essential for anyone who harbors any were for hope rejecting it. av. That's the way it works in lower-class voters whose meager wealth of getting a Robert R. Wilson has reasonably creative job in >u don't do what you're told, you been devoured by the inefficient radio. 2900 North wind Dr 1 camp or you live without pay bureaucracy of a bloated federal govern¬ Since I was lucky enough to secure a j as you can live, ment. position in the industry after graduation, I Mr. Lion would apparently like to think of r control might seem remote | I'nited States. But think of this: conservatives as war mongering sadists. feel that I can readily attest to the importance of work in campus radio. No Notice ■r of my paycheck goes to the Why else would conservatives want to matter what anyone says, the classes can't it. Not because I have any increase defense spending to "record teach on-the-air experience, and say in campus A letter appearing in Tuesday's State use liberal majorities in the state levels?" However, the current Pentagon radio excels in that department. News signed by Bryan M. Kazmer entitled ln.il legislatures feel they can budget is 10 per cent less than the 1960 I am sure that the money exists in the "Thank-you" was a fraud. Kazmer did not ■ money better than I can. budget. In constant dollars 1960 defense network funds to keep these stations in write the letter and had nothing to do with irds to social issues, religion and spending accounted for 47 per cent of all operation, and I must question the wisdom Gay Pride Week. The State News regrets federal spending: now it accounts for 24 per of those who feel that these two should be any problems caused by the situation. acuity By JOHN TINGWALL ■State News Staff Writer says "You have got to judge Wharton's record Wharton victim of his president of the American Assn. of Univer¬ showroom. "He's still times in the milieu he's administered inr" Cantlon got a fuzzy image when of his stands on issues and problems. Most ■the second of a three part sity Professors (AAUP) on campus. "He "The way Wharton has you series said. "For one thing* by God, the guy has had a hard act to follow in John Hannah, integrated the look at him in light of the expectations of the major tMverdlte* osteopathic medical school with the other people had," Ferency said. "There'A Ml XcadeiTftci^-Tir^heiNH^ 1(11111# ' J the performance of Clifton R. survived and that's saying something." whose word was often law and he's made medical school is an accomplishment of i president of MSU. In this And while many say he has not made awful lot of undecided faculty. I don't really tributed to hiifyJKjwever, but to the Iculty leaders on campus speak out some adequate adjustment." considerable strength," said University think he's come through with a positive He is credited with keeping On? university timqj&J Most of the faculty members willing to lharton administration. afloat more often than discredited for the respond maintained that Wharton's in¬ "You have got to judge Wharton's record in the ■ faculty who are the backbone of tegrity and reputation are intact, having milieu he's problems that now have beset it. r body, President Clifton R. weathered administered in. For one thing, by God, the And the talk, most often, turns to I is not really a good or bad a controversial NCAA athletic guy has survived and that's saying something." - investigation recently, student demonstra¬ former Provost John Cantlon, now "When you talk about economic prob¬ p president, but a victim of his tions and major budget cuts. vice president for research and Milton Steinmueller, professor of re¬ graduate studies. lems, Clifton Wharton has done as well as ■been forced to some extent to set source development and any University president." said Gwendolyn 1 goals aside and fight for the chairperson of the historian and history professor Madison identity that people can comment on one Norrell, asst. director of the counseling University Curriculum Committee, voiced Kuhn. way or another." ■if< ofthethe University as the fiscal this opinion: Others, like Ferency, hedge more when The pieces, when fitted together, do form center and chairperson of the Academic Council's Steering Committee. "People at 'in legislature tightens. This "Wharton has gradually strengthened his p the chief responsibility of a pushed to make a definitive assessment of a somewhat fuzzy puzzle. For the most part, other universities in other states and people reputation and it is probably stronger now Wharton's term thus far. Wharton is respected and admired for I faculty leaders characterize as than ever before," Steinmueller said. "He many in the legislature feel this way." pildiy popular nor intensely dis works well with the faculty." him dedicated leader TORN BY e as a Ferency also supported the claim that :o maintain academic stability |but doing it in the shadow of his Wharton's stock has not dropped because of DISPUTES, RIVALRIES problems in the past academic year. ecessor, John Hannah, "He's probably received more criticism e painted by sprinkling of Arab world in a from non-MSU people than MSU people in disarray leaders on campus is one of a the past year," Ferency said. iverwhelmed by its background: Only a very small minority of faculty fault P been president during a difficult Wharton personally with a decline in laid Paul Varg, professor of history academic standards at the University. The Wharton i of the Academic Policy private charges that Wharton has been By NICK LUDINGTON "Developments on the Arab scene moved whole situation may cause Assad to lose his "There has been a sharp major inroads in opening the sometimes partially responsible for allowing the Uni¬ Associated Press it of i he very fast this week," was the limp office." budget and that dissatis- strained communications lines between versity to sag academically are generally BEIRUT - The Arab world is in conclusion of the "Arab World," an Arab Syria's intervention brought sharp con rs at the president. It's doubtful faculty and the administration in his six seen as part of a nationwide phenomena, disarray, torn by the Lebanese civil war, press review. demnation from the Lebanese Moslem sity president can provide the years at the helm, even more radical faculty not a local one. ideological rivalry and disputes over policy Among those fast-moving developments leftists, the Palestinian guerillas fighting on I leadership he'd like today leaders do not see him as undermining the In the sciences, several faculty members in confronting Israel. is the movement of 9,000 Syrian troops into the leftist side and other Arab states. kf the heavy fiscal responsibility." gradual democratization of the University say Wharton has been responsible for a Arab affairs analysts, usually as ready Lebanon to halt the fierce Moslem-Chris¬ " Apparently seeking support for its inter ovost John Cantlon, now vice governing process. major strengthening at MSU. The three with glib explanations for obscure events as tian fighting; the extension by Syria and vention, Assad last month agreed to begin 1 for research and "Wharton came here as the democratiza¬ medical schools the University now boasts graduate pro football coaches diagraming a piay, are Israel of the United Nations mandate for a reconciliation talks with Egypt. The two emphasizes the hostile en- tion of the governance of the University — and its nationwide reputation in many of mostly stunned into silence or admissions of peacekeeping force on the Golan Heights countries had split over Egypt's disengage harton has had to work with. was underway," said Zolton Ferency, re a trophy for Wharton's confusion. and the formation of a "rejection front" of ment agreement with Israel. radical anti-Israeli Arab states aligned Those talks broke down before they could against the more moderate Egypt. get under way, but just Syria's agreement Bell installs 20-cent At the center of the several whirlpools of to hold them brought the radical states of a will make adjustments on each of the 51,800 20 cents to make a local call instead of 10 phone call As each coin telephone is converted, it political and military conflict is Syria, a leftist Moslem state which suddenly finds itself condemned by its leftist Moslem allies and praised by rightists, Christians and the United States. Libya, Iraq and Algeria to Damascus to pull Syria back into their camp. Those countries forming a "rejection front" last were to try- among several month. The [OITlUPI) — The 10-cent pay call is cents. But where older three-slot tele¬ will be marked with a 20-cent coin sticker The reversal comes mainly over Syria's group refuses any negotiations with Israel a thing of the past in pay stations. on settling the Arab-Israeli conflict and Where a new-type single-slot coin tele¬ phones are in use, the employe will install a near the coin slot on the dial instruction involvement in the Lebanese civil war. One opposes Egypt and the more moderate -in Bell phone is already installed, the employe will new single-slot coin phone modified for the card so that telephone users will be aware Israeli senior military officer remarked that Arab states. Telephone Co. said Tues- 20-cent charge. of the higher charge. f begun the task of converting its simply modify the phone so that it requires Syrian President Hafez Assad was "caught Syria has criticized Egypt sharply for the J.» lelephones from a 10-cent to a in a Vietnam-style nutcracker" over Leba- disengagement agreement, but last week ■'-; readily agreed to allow the UN peacekeep ■'ban 100 company workers have Assad is reluctant to see a radical leftist ing force to remain on the occupied Golan ■ jbT'conversion r ed to the task, f by Aug. 16 in the Detroit area "el- II is Michigan Bell expected to be Census Bureau survey indicates state established on his flank as the probable result of over a Moslem leftist victory the Christians in Lebanon. He would like to see the two sides Heights, separating the Syrian and Israeli forces. In addition to the Damascus has been at odds with the Syria-Egypt split, throughout the rest of continue to share the government. Present¬ high percentage of blacks in jail Palestinians since Assad began intervening Ml Bell won approval to double the ly, Lebanese law provides for a Christian in Lebanon. president and a Moslem prime minister, an Palestinian guerillas led by Yasir Arafat J" pay calls May 4 when the state ■"nee Commission arrangement that failed to prevent the civil fear that if Syria gets a firm hold on (PSC) approved The statistics were compiled by the ■Million general rate increase for WASHINGTON (AP) - Forty-seven per "Three criminal offenses — homicide, Lebanon it will also try to control them in of those serving time in state prisons Census Bureau, which conducted a nation¬ To further his goal, Assad first set up an their continuing war against Israel. Wis largest telephone company. cent burglary and robbery — accounted for some Syria wide survey of inmates of state prisons and three-fifths of the convictions that led to arms embargo to stop the leftists from has been reportedly trying to undermine time coin phone rates were during 1974 were black, though blacks ■>as in 1952 when the charge went made up only 11 per cent of the U.S. other state corrections institutions in imprisonment of sentenced inmates" in getting supplies to press their increasingly Arafat's Palestine Liberation Organiza •del to a dime. January 1974. state institutions, the report said. successful assault on the Christians, who tion's leadership in favor of its own population, according to a government had controlled the country for nearly 30 Saiqa l'keld the line for almost a survey. Women accounted for only 3 per cent of About 96 per cent of the inmates had Palestinian guerilla group. quarter ... duty," said David K. Wenger, More than 60 per cent of the inmates the total prison population, the report said. legal counsel. More than 70 per cent of them years. Syria is also in a bitter quarrel with Iraq He also applied strong political pressure high school dropouts but about over Euphrates River waters and fees for Bell J vice president. "There are ■ services were two-thirds had full-time jobs shortly before "Three-fourths of all prisoners were 18 to were indigents who were represented by court-appointed attorneys, public defenders on the leftists and eventually dispatched Iraqi oil being carried across Syria. today with that kind of 34 years of age, where as only 40 per cent of several thousand Syrian troops and Syrian- Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygin ar¬ t&eir arrests, the report said. Those who males 18 and over in the general civilian or legal aid lawyers, the report continued. controlled Saiqa guerillas to Lebanon to act rived in Damascus on Pie new 20-cent were working had a median annual income More than 191,000 persons were in state Tuesday as part of a charge, Wenger population were in this age category," the as "buffer forces." Mideast tour. He was expected to receive a T phone rates will be brought to of $4,539. researchers reported. correction institutions at the time of the (•break even point." In its applica- , The report, issued by the Law Enforce¬ „ However, he failed to stop the fighting note from the Palestine Liberation Organi¬ survey. and finally on Tuesday sent in an estimated zation given to Soviet Ambassador Alexan¬ f 'he PSC, Michigan Bell said it ment Assistance Administration (LEAA), The report said 43 per cent of the inmates admitted they had been drinking alcoholic LEAA Administrator Richard Velde said 9,000 troops and some 200 tanks. der Soldatov on Tuesday. said the overwhelming majority of inmates Hjrimpany 20.6 cents to handle each were men between 18 and 34 years old, and beverages and 26 per cent said they were the Drug Enforcement Administration has The Israeli officer observed that Assad The note reportedly protests the Syrian under the influence of drugs at the time of launched a study of drug use by prison knew "that additional escalation in Lebanon invasion and asks for "version from a 10-cent to most were serving sentences for murder, inmates. will threaten his power base at home. This Kosygin's help in their crimes. trying to keep Assad out of Lebanon. P'rharge, a Michigan Bell employe robbery or burglary. 6 Michigan State News, East Loosing, Michigan Mun» J |, ORGANIZATION NEEDS INTERIM PRESIDENT One petitions for ASMSU post r PHONE 337-1411 By PATRICIA L.CROIX invalidated by the All- HW- • o.m.-10 p.m., Men.'Sot. I ly in the works with the over a "real absurdity." Maskin also said that he i r.imm mhtti — SUte News Staff Writer University Elections Commis¬ All-University Student I FRANNR CENTER I0o.m.7 p.m., Sunday Despite the fact that Lenz is considers himself and Borg "as Only one petition has been sion due to improper cam¬ Judiciary (AUSJ) would favor the only person yet to actually more or less equals," since they filed for the position of ASMSU paigning tactics. him, Lenz also said that "it is file for the position, at least one both come from the same body. interim president as of Tuesday Lenz said that since he necessary to get down to busi¬ other student has expressed "If Borg changes his mind thought he SEA & SKI afternoon, a position made was the most ness" and establish "some sort definite plans to do so. and drops out of the race, then available because of current qualified candidate for the of consistency" concerning the Terry Borg, Residence Halls 1 11 definitely file for the posi¬ President Brian Raymond's presidency in the first place, he office of the presidency. Assn. president, said that he tion," he added. resignation last week. thinks that he is most qualified Lenz feels that support for The lone petition was filed by Michael Lenz, whose election to for the interim presidency position. him by the student body is intends to file a petition, but ihere are two reasons why he Losing candidates for the ASMSU presidency in the 1970 SUNTAN LOTION "higher than it was before" hasn't done so yet. election generally did not ex¬ the presidency of the student In expressing confidence that sinci tii- students realize that "First of all, I want to get the press any intention of running. government body last term was the invalidation appeal current¬ the elec invalidation was 9? reaction of the body (ASMSU) Fred Jones, who earned 754 concerning my petition," he votes from the students, the TOURS OF NEW BULDING OFFERED said. Secondly, he said that lie fourth highest vote-earner, said 4oz. just Hasn't had time to fill out that he "thought about" run¬ the form, but 'here is little ning for the position, but re¬ doubt in his mind that he will considered when he realized petition for the position. thai the time element Limit 1 DPS to hold open house RHA Vice President Jersey Maskin at one time had an nounced his intention to file restricting. I questioned how long the a interim president would actual- petition, but since then has u»nder what goes on he closed doors of a MSU safety services division, vehicle offices and the central removed, but a few remain reconsidered, giving two ly be seated and wondered if it was worth it," he said. "It takes 15' SIZE reasons for his occupied by the Air Force change of mind, time to get things going, and by partment or what an telephone operations. CANDr ROTC. "First of all, I was only going the time I did, the position tion room or holding Richard Bernitt, director of Bernitt said that in the to run if I got the s like? There will be the DPS. said that the entire new backing of would be over." building arrangements of the Mike (Lenz) and Phil Elliot," he Curtis Stranrthan, presiden- rtunity to find the building, which employs about separate functions of the DPS said. Since Lenz is now running tial candidate on the Progres- to these questions 70 people including more than for the position himself, Maskin BUS were designed with sive Action slate, said he "did 40 deputized police officers, will efficiency I on Thursday after- in mind. said that he would not run. not consider the position at all." and evening. be open to the public Thursday. „ MSt" Dept. of Public DPS) will be conducting cted $1.4 million build- m 3 to 6 p.m. DPS Bernitt said that the building was expanded DPS which could no longer be contained in its former structures. For almost new built to house the 46 cadets accused of cheating IS Your choice Limit 3 9< will be on hand to tours and show off the 25 years the DPS was located in some 14 separate Quonset huts on the west side of as West Point scandal grows structure which of- campus. "Every time we needed more WEST POINT, N.Y.I API - Forty six addition West Point superintendent, created the review opened in September er one year of construc¬ space the University would give us another Quonset hut." he said. "It was getting to be al cadets have been accused of cheating on a homework assignment in what could be the worst cheating scandal in West Point history, the panel last week to hear cheating cases. Meanwhile, only hours after the news that more cadets were being charged with cheating, a DIAL housing the MSU quite a problem running back U.S. Military Academy said Tuesday. SOAP ts class action suit was filed in U.S. District Court epartment. the single- and forth between the huts." The accusations brought by an officer-cadet in Manhattan by a cadet seeking to have the Most of the huts have been internal review panel nearly doubles, to 98, the honor code declared unconstitutional. number of cadets charged with cheating on the The lawsuit asks for a permanent injunction to 9 graded assignment, a violation of West Point's ban the code and to cease all trials and other Extension of fiscal year honor code. An accusation by the means of enforcement. panel is tantamount to a The suit also seeks reinstatement of all finding of guilty, and cadets have the option of "guilty" cadets, rejection of resignations sub¬ may cause loss of pay resigning or of appealing their cases to a board of officers. Of the original 117 cadets accused of cheating mitted by cadets in the current scandal and restoration of clean record; for the accused. Limit 1 It said the code is "detrimental to and Bv CHRIS PARKS on the electrical impedes engineering assignment, four the fulfillment of the mission of West Point in LANSING 11 PI1 — The average state employe stands to lose at have resigned. 65 have been cleared by the cadet that it is subjectively invoked, least $45 this year because Gov. Milliken's honor committee and 48 are appealing honor unequally- budget balancing implemented and enforced and creative of extension of the fiscal year has delayed pay hikes three months. Slate employe leaders said unionization would have prevented committee rulings. Because Wednesday's graduation is depleting divisiveness and discontent among the cadets who are expressly required thereunder to spy WHAM-0 the loss and claimed the fiscal year extension has increased the 88-man committee, Lt. Gen. Sidney B. Berry, and inform upon their peers." support for collective bargaining among the state's 57,000 civil The extension of the 19?5?6 fiscal year from July to October is supposed to save the state about $100 million because, other things, it freezes spending at 1975-76 levels in what would among FRISBEE have been the first quarter of the 1976-77 fiscal year. According to the State Dept. of Civil Service, the average state employe making about $12,000 annually will lose about $261 this Regular calendar year because a 5 per cent ''"si of living pay hike and 20-cent per hour size payment will be delayed from July 1 until Oct. I. Anticipating the extension of the fiscal year, the Civil Service Commission extended the current cost of this summer, which would add about living formula through $146 to paychecks over three months. In April, the (ivil Service Commission approved an additional 2 per cent pay hike for employes other than state - lis-- to take effect in I he increase has been October, however. troopers. This hike ( approved by the state Senate, but must SUMMER'S pass the House. Ii n 1- approved, it will mean an fiscal year, though only about $70 of that would calendar year - lea ving a $45 shortfall for the additional $271 over the next be paid out this EVE year. State Police officers, on the other 47c hand, stand to about break en if their additional pay increase is approved in the House. The • average trooper making about $14,600 annually will lose $397 in increased pay he would have received between July and October. Troopers, however, have been awarded a $1,000 additional increase which, if pay approved by the state House, will mean an "bin einal $2.50 this year. PENN p Hey, chicken lovers- TENNIS j| come on over to ill The Other Fried! 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C.yTbugb The force behind Grin end Crazy Horte thunder* Stingray A massive talent brings another example of his classic rock style to the surface. "Stingray" is Joe Cocker! ft 1976 Sounds best on LP's Now Only 1976 Sounds best on s 099 LP s Now Only i at the s3" Disc Shop at the Disc Shop Summer Sounds! A REMARKABLE From A&M Records PABLO CRUISE NEW ALBUM FROM At The Disc Shop SETS SAIL TO TOUR SHAWN PHILLIPS! WITH THE DOOBIES! Rumplestiltskins Resolve only 099 pcrLP Lifeline Grab a hold of "Lifeline." the new album from Pablo Cruise, The Doobie Brothers'current The most direct Shawn Phillips album Tapes Also Available tourmates, and catch more of the new wave of Bay area excitement on yet. Together with members of The Pablo's very first voyage! Headhunted Shawn is decidedly making THE NEW TUBES music more powerful than ever! l ALBUM IS RIGHT ; ON THE MONEY! Young And Rich Virile rock with a stunning sense of values. A wealth of musk from f San Francisco's most eligible hand! LP's Now Only 3" THE NEW WAKEMAN ALBUM IS OUT OF THIS WORLD! No Earthly Connection Rick Whkemant cosmic contingent, The English Rock And Roll Ensemble, at the at the | LP's Now Only Disc Shop Disc Shop $r also said if anyone NOW! * a suit against his bills liscrimination, "the suit Call 355 - 8255, 1 andQpfiarfajl "EXTREMELY FUNNY!" ntCtnbr.N University Theatre 1 HOW PLAYING 'TAKING THL AMERICAN PREMIERE OF OFF" c.vWJRPA/Vflfy ^OKOUS 0£M0,V IN GUADE. JEAN ClAUOf CAMIEM AND JOHN KLEIN jm] i7luel3i/> (PG) I't utor A I'lriMO.nl I'klur. arvJ «*Je< I ^ 349-2)00 MERIDIAN MAIL FAIRCHILD BOX OFFICE THE MISSOURI RATED X | CALL 355-0148 BREAKS' ffiichigan State University Beal has assembled, from private col¬ lectors, the most outstanding collection of films ever exhibited. These were JACKSON never intended for public exhibition - cinema COUNTY JAIL, they graphically explore areas of sex¬ rVETTE MIMIEUX What they do to her in uality that have never been shown be¬ LIVE ON STAC! p.gJWI M'.iWBHHi H mi.,|l lllll ll«| fcis.Ms Jackson fore. The subject matter of each of Iwi-llt,5:4$.4:15 CountyJal is a crime! these films goes beyond the world of EROTIC DANCER NOW abnormality, into the world of the biz¬ 5 SHOWS DAILY - SHOWTIMES 12-3-6-9-12 FIRST RUN arre. You've never seen a program like PLUS an irotic film classic it before and there may never LANSING be another like it again. #0 ADULTS ONLY ifL RATED XXX MARY-JANE SHOWTIMKS 7i30,9i00,10:30 #1 A MEMORABLE TRIP INTO THE MOST EROTIC - PLEASURES EVER FUMED SHOWPL ACE: 116 Ag. Ing. Alt FEATURES FOR ADMISSION! *1" Students •3" General #2 FIRSI TIME I EjEj-fj EROTIC STARLET ^— ■ ————^ 55 AT 8:00 PM SHOWS START Absolutely No One Under 18 Admitted 10 Michigan State Newy Eost taming, Michigan Wednesday. June j „ School shows skin flicks innd; to raise activity revenue "Since 1912" AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) dent - organizations on the University of Texas are Using Stu¬ kind of porno disappointed the whole thing took over the University," Scheir said. "We needed the money to meet costs," said student president Skip Slyfield. "None Canon porno films to raise funds .on the 40.000-student campus. Biggest money maker of the campus porno films was "Deep of us like to show that crap." David McClintock, director of WEEK "There's big money in por¬ no," said Richard Scheir, one of the organizers of University Throat," which some students say brought in up to $5,000 for the sponsoring group. Two student activities, said there is concern some of the organiza¬ tions showing X-rated films on IS _ SUMMER Students for Nixon-Agnew. a satirical group which was the other well known skin flicks — "Behind the Green Door" and campus are loose-knit groups in which individuals may be COMING! WINE first to show X-rated movies on "The Devil in Miss Jones" the campus as a moneyraising have also been shown on cam¬ pocketing proceeds. Beginning this fall, only stu¬ Watch for us in venture. pus. dent government and other a refreshing break "It was done as a glib thing the first time. We had some The student government at UT has also sponsored X-rated University agencies will be allowed to show films on cam¬ The Sunday anytime of the day second thoughts about it I was films. pus. Under the new policy, income from the movies could State Journal or night be distributed among all stu¬ Art students to present dent organizations. "In the past a small number •DOWNTOWN of student organizations have •CAST LANSING Block 1 _ MAC special sculpture exhibit been able to use films to make money. Some organizations sFRANOO* East Lansing seemed not to have any other MSU art students will display their sculpture and feature a pig purpose," McClintock said. roast supper Friday in the sculpture annex behind Kresge Art Center. The show will be held from T'to 11 p.m. and is open to the FREE USE OF YCUR general public. Supper guests have been asked to participate upon invitation by the MSU Art Dept. Funding for the supper will be provided by student and miscellaneous donations. Undergraduate and graduate student sculptors will be present to talk about their works. In addition, a slide, film and videotape show will demonstrate various sculpture processes. The processes demonstrated will include bronze casting and welding along with latex and clay. Kathryn Kvietys, show coordinator, said this is the first time the department has had a special sculpture exhibition. In the past, sculpture was incorporated in the undergraduate show. 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Laming 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. jhiaon Stote News, Eost Lonsing, Michigan Wednesday, June 2, 1976 ] 1 TOP GOLFERS AT TOURNEY iSU hosts AIAW meet l CATHY CHOWN hand for the Assn. for Inter¬ Connie Chillemi, ■News Sports Writer collegiate Athletics for Women University of tough," Fossum said. Miami, 1975 U.S. Western "f % (AIAW) meet. Barbara Barrow She also mentioned the Uni¬ J most spring sports Junior Invitational winner and Lady finished at MSU, from San Diego State will be Furman University's versity of Florida and Furman Inkers of the women's defending her AIAW individual Betsy as top competitors, but added s still practicing, King, winner of the 1975 Lady that the Spartans will have one championship, which she won Gator Invitational with over a of the stronger Northern k preparing to play in last year in the meet held at 1;& the 98-woman field, which included Csl field ever assembled ■women's national golf University of Arizona. Joining Barrow in the tough competi Daniel, Lopez, Chillemi. Horton and schools competing. MSU has compiled impres¬ r Tent to be held on tion will be: Beth Daniel, Fur sive fall and spring records, ■ Forest Alters Golf man King and Daniel placed one- with several invitational wins, University, 1975 U.S. two in the MSU Invitational on a June 16 through 19. Amateur Champion, Donna May 1 and are considered one of Big Ten championship and a first-place finish in the Midwest [ of 221 women, almost Horton, University of Florida, the top college one-two punch it year's turnout, will 1975 runnerup in the U.S. AIAW tournament to their teams in the United States. credit. tipating. A field of 37 amateur; Nancy Lopez, Univer¬ Arizona State is the defend¬ Senior June Oldman, team Is and 70 schools will be sity of Tulsa, 1975 U.S. ■ted. Last year 19 Women's ing national team champion, captain, has the lowest average Open runnerup: but according to MSU coach for the Spartan golfers, with an flayed in the tourna Beverly Davis, University of Mary Fossum, Tulsa will give 82 average for 18 rounds. Florida, 1975 Trans-National the Sun Devils a hard time at standing group of She will be joined by team¬ winner: Brenda Goldsmith, the AIAW meet. omen golfers from Texas A&M mates Karen Escott, Joan University, 1975 "The way Tulsa has been Garety and Sheila Tanzey, ■he country will be on Tucker Invitational Champ; playing this spring, they will be sophomores, and freshman standout Sue Ertl. SN photo/ Leo Solinas Escott The MSU soccer team held its annual Green and was first-place in the way of a team for next fall. The contest was White game last week in the soccer field south of \SU oarsmen's goals medalist in the Midwest AIAW meet in the fall, Ertl won the CMU Invitational and Garety Spartan Stadium. Though unregulated, the game was a chance to see what the Spartans will have the culmination of spring drills for the MSU team that finished 10-2-0 on the season last fall. Head coach for the soccer club is Ed Rutherford. won the semiannual Spar- tanette Invitational in the fall. iclude members, fans | (HARLENE HALL f r MSU Crew Club, acting president Ron a la, is looking for new first place in the America Regatta, Marietta College by 3.5 seconds. Their losses came Mid- beating "We lost members be¬ Coaching staff asks for REGISTER NOW FOR SPEED iuyimx, ■ bcrs for fall, help from newspapers against Notre Dame and cause they couldn't afford r t l ew club originated Grand Valley State Col the trips. Also, we bet our p9a.'{ and disbanded at lege. shirts with the other team THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR me in 1970 after the "The races are ADVANCE STUDIES, as ex as a tradition. That can get 11 the time had to MSU's new football staff is RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT citing to watch as they are to be expensive if you Times that explained the new 1 nadiing is all vol to row," Chlipala said. lose," Miller commented. trying to make up for lost time schools will use il as a system staffs plight and asked for any , work so the club did Tom Miller, member, in the recruiting wars due to its This has been the first •sume again until it said, "Any spectatorship at hiring in April. "If y year the club has received MSU assistant t go u As you may or may not be a coach in 1973 when all depends on the atmos coach C.T. like New SPEED READING any financial assistance England it's a good aware, we are a recently Levine, professor of phere of the race and the from the University. All Hewgley said the staff has sent idea to write to the papers in ap¬ took the job. weather." out letters to 250 newspapers pointed coaching staff here at * Increase you >. club sports were given the area," he said. "Once we get Reading Speed club currently "We are always across the country, asking for Michigan State and we are a A con pushing $100 for the year. a list of kids we'll pick up on little bit behind in our recruit¬ Improve your Comprehension of 20 men and 15 for more members," Chli¬ their help in obtaining lists of A Before now, the club was all-star high school athletes. him and write his coach for ing for next year. It would help Develop your Vocabulary jnen and is divided into pala said. "We're always entirely self-supporting. It more information," he added. A Make you Study Skills more the men's "We did it to get a list of us tremendously if you could roups - asking people to join, train sponsored small money- "What we're send us a copy of vour 1975 Efficient and the men and ing them and doing what¬ names of sophomores and looking for are making functions, accepted juniors for our 1977 recruiting good, big linemen because All-City. All-Area. All-Confer¬ ever else we can." donations and collected and AUState football ecord thkM The only qualifications season," Hewgley said. "When they're hard to find. We hear ence X mo,eri°" presently a Senior, you can still join the program.) Thursday - Friday - Saturday L|.. Make-ups for What then7 After graduation, you II gel PMV mi5s®d lessons nuclear training Irom the men who run June 3,4,5 fU MID- more than 70% of the nuclear reactors in the country - Navy men And an oppor¬ IBRD's tunity to apply that training in the Navys nuclear powered Heel Only about 200 men will be chosen for this program this year So. if you re in¬ terested call us fcafTn1111 < i . Lt Daa Eradle V. S. Navy 1017 E. Irani River mwaaiYM suj MEN'S FASHION CLOTUNC (Nut to Fid I dips) 311 E. Grand River C06 E. Grand River at r„.A.C. 351 -0370 IqV. June 2 355-8255 ap ■ ease; 355-8355 FRANKLY SPEAKING.. by phil frank Aitomotive Automotive '!•», For Rent J($] n»artiiiiits~|fg| CHEVROLET NOVA 1970. 2 door, OLDS 88 1965 4-door, hardtop. 12 x 80 Mobile Home, behind BEHIND BROOKFIELD V-8, automatic, 9975, excellent 9275 or best offer. Evenings, Corel Gobies, furnished, 2 bed¬ Plaza - available June. One shape. 669-7961. 4-6-4 1121 655-2571. 3-6 4 112) rooms, 393-9510 before 4 p.m. bedroom PHONE 355-8255 unfurnished, appliances. $180 694 8364 sfter 4 p.m. X-6-6-2 116) monthly. Call 332-8616 after 6 CHEVY IMPALA 1966, in good OPEL 1900 sedan 1974. 19,000 S-564 (151 condition, runs well. Clean. 9300 miles, snow tires included. Even¬ TV AND stereo rentele. $25/term. Call 487-8597. 3-64 (121 ings 487-8904. 5-54 1121 AUTOMOTIVE 10 95/month. Cell NEJAC, 337- 1010. C-4-6-4 (121 SUBLEASE CLEAN oiia'tataint apartment. Next to Abbott Hall Scooters & Cycles CHEVY SPORT Van 1969. Deluxe PONTIAC LEMANS 1969. Two- Make offer. Call 351-5266 Parts & Service interior. Runs nice. Call 372-1109, door hardtop, looks and runs morn: ings or night. 5-64 (16) Aviation 372-1108. 5-62 (121 good, $795. CAPITOL CITY AUTO EMPLOYMENT SALES. 2306 East Michigan. C-4- 6-4 (18) CHALIT FOR RENT CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1969. All APARTMINTS the extras. Power steering, brakes. Noxt to compui. Apartments Houses $600. 351-1893 2 3 6-4 (12) RAMBLER 1966. Needs extensive wofk. New tfres. $50/best offer. Apartments |[^j bodroom opartmonts. od, now Spacioui shag corpottng, air two Furnish- con- Rooms CHRYSLER NEW Yorker, 1969, Evenings 487-8904. E-5-64 (12) ONLY 2 left unfurnished 1 bed¬ ditionod. FOR SALE power steering, power brakes. room, carpeted, sir conditioned, ■eeMwr.fn.lee/eene. Animals Good condition. $600. 353-1825. SAAB SONET 1974. 2 seat with security doors or carporl, laundry Mobile Z-3-6-4 (12) hatchback. 16,500 miles, one own¬ and storage facilities from $155. Homes HOLMES SOUTH Got married - need bigger car. LOST S FOUND er. $4250. or best offer. 487-6038. "I CAMT £EE M£ELF WORKIMC 482 6968. X-8-10-3 (20) ROW MUTING!! ' bedroom, pani? PERSONAL 332-4197 351 -2211 around level, fi,epiac; ^ PEANUTS PERSONAL 3 6-4 (21) (=OR A QCZSVmiOtilHkT DUPLEX-TWO bedroom apart¬ available now, 35,.,^* ment, $160 - you pay utilities. EUREKA STREET, near Sparrow, REAL ESTATE DODGE 1971 Window Van. Re¬ VEGA STATIONWAGON 1974, FWPVC& mivw AmpEWJ Efficiency unit - $100. 332-2110. large 1 bedroom, ground level, medium mileage, automatic, radi- RECREATION SERVICE built transmission, good shape. $1200. Pat 831 5245 day or 584- als, reasonable. 349-2565. No rust. MOT fVR*10,C00!! MOT fORf12,000!' 9-64 (12) carpeting, available now, $130. 351-7497. 0-4-6-4 (14) Instruction 3638 night. Z-5-6-2 (15) Z 66-3 (12) HDVUEVfcR-- fflg * (4/300 MSU AREA, Okemos 2 bedroom. Furnished, carpeted, air condition¬ Typing TWO NEW green Dodge Van VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1969.67,000 COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-BOX 9411-BERKELcY CA m- ing, modem. $160. Heat included, TRANSPORTATION seats $50. One AM car radio $20. miles, needs some body work but (12) WANTED 351-2351 6-6-4 (13) excellent transportation. Call 337- Asto Service short term, 3 months. 349-2580. USTCKANtt ROUND TOWN' WHITE DODGE 1973 Coronet 0750 after 5:30 p.m. 3-6 4 (16) / Employment jiff}: 561 ALBERT from campus, Street, one block large two bedroom, f <" Summer Wagon. Automatic, AM/FM ster¬ VOLKSWAGEN SUPER Beetle SUMMKR furnished,. air conditioned, bal¬ Apartment] RATES- 1974. AM/FM, rear window de- eo radio, power steering, good Ml Odor. IJOOto.t cony. Summer and fall. Call fogger. 627-6539 after 4:30 p.m. U-REPAIR AUTO SERVICE CEN¬ PLANT PARTIES 10% to hostess. condition. Priced to sell at $1500. 355-6118 after 5 p.m. or 351-6676. Contact Continental Cablevision 6-6-2 (12) TER. Do-it-yourself, free use of HYACINTH HOUSE GRttNERY. Grand Itlvar 0-4 6-4 (23) EUsta tools, hoist, (ow cost parts. Open 1 Bedroom at 487-1681. 3 6 4 (23) VOLKSWAGEN VAN 1967. 59,000 Saturday til 6 p.m. Phono 882 University 4-6-4(12) Mall. Call 351-6849. '138 tlf ONE AND two bedroom furnished Inn'!| I DUSTER 1972,6 cylinder. 22 mpg, miles, excellent condition. 332- 8189. 5-6-4 (12) 8742. 0-1-62_l22l_ _ BABYSITTER, SOME cooking. MR in mobile homes. $25-$40 per week. 2 Bedrooms fan1'n I no rust. Excellent condition, best MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE. We . Afternoons, June 15-August 15, On block last it cups. On the lake, 10 minutes to Phone 3511911 offer. 484 2266 3-6-4 (13) can insure any cycle at low rates. campus. Clean, peaceful and qui¬ VW BUS 1971. Runs very good. 351-3364, evenings. 2-6-2 351 3269.3374894 et. 641-6601. 0-4-6-4 (23) Good shape. Must sell. $1450. Easy payment plan. Certificates 351 7783 Z-4-6-4 (12) while you wait. UNION UNDER¬ SUMMER EMPLOYMENT for SUMMER WRITERS INSURANCE. Call us MSU students with multi-manu¬ GRAD OR working girl, own cflmpus view ble SUBLEASE'S for a rate. 4864317. 04-64 (271 persons, large J fe VW SUPER Beetle 1973. Sunroof, facturer distributer. Automobile room, Okemos, $73/morth. 349- apartment. Central a> new steel-belted radials, new LOWEST RATES in motorcycle required. 339-9500 or 339-3400. 1505 after 5.6-6-4(12) APARTITIENTS brakes, rear window defroster. C-4-6-4 (14) Excellent condition. $2100. After 5 and auto insurance. Easy payment SUMMER CO-ED housing avail¬ now ranting plan. Close to campus. LLOYDS for summer p.m., 393 6261 3-6-3 (20) VETERANS: DON'T le? those able. Apartment style living, com¬ NEED FEMALE, FIAT 850 SPYDER Convertible, OF LANSING, 484-1414. 04-64 * 2 A 3 badrooms summe iH 1970. 34,000 miles. $800. 355-4156 years in the military go to waste! fortable, close to campus, cheap, 6/159/15, very 117) * Balconivs VW CAMPER Van 1975. 9000 Call 566-8203, after 6 p.m., Mon¬ and utilities paid. Call Alpha Kappa room close to camps until midnight. Z-4-6-4 (12) Air A miles. Warranty. $5500. Phone day through Friday to learn of the Psi Business Fraternity at 332- * conditioning 337 1289. 2 6 6 4 >16; 485-7470. 3-6-4 (12) AMERICAN, GERMAN AND financial benefits and retirement 5040. 6 6-2 (23) * Laundry FORD ECONOLINE 1966. Me FOREIGN CAR REPAIR, also bo¬ * Vory dot* income you can have from THE chanically excellent. Very little dy. 20% DISCOUNT to students 7'/t minutes to Wells Hall PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE J VW THING 1973 17,000 miles. AIR NATIONAL GUARD.i0-6-4 SUMMER LEASES. PINE LAKE rust. New snows. $450 355-6114. and faculty on all cash 'n' carry furnished one Radio. Ziebarted, carpeted, mint 324 Z-3-6-4 (12) VW service parts. IMPORT AUTO APARTMENTS. Meridian Mall Michigan paid, $150 mor condition. 351 1639. 5-6-2 (12) HUSBAND AND WIFE team area. One bedroom $155 plus 332*6246 available June 15th ( PARTS, 500 East Kalamazoo and wanted for resident managers of utilities, 10 minutes to MSU. 6-6-41161 FORD FAIRLANE 1970. $450. VW WESTPHALIA camper 1965 Cedar. 485-2047, 486-9229 Master East Lansing apartment complex. 349 9600 daily, other times 339 Ford Fairlane 1969, $300. Car radio with full pop-top and tent, in Charge and Bank Americard. C-4- Wife to assume leasing and office 8192, 1-468-3857. 8-6-4 (24) TWO BEDROOM apartments $20. 355-0800. Z 1-6-2 (12) good 64(37) SUMMER SUBLETtwi shape. Going abroad, must selll duties. Husband responsible for available immediately. $200/ furnished, air, carpet, _ Best offer by June 15th. 487-6534. some maintenance. Husband can TWO PERSON apartment utilities month for summer. 332-4589. June 15. $160. Between Hi keep trying! 4-6-4 (24) COMPLETE LINE of tune-up parts 9-64112) FORD 1970 Wagon Body: exterior be student. Housing utilities and included, $160. 115 North Cle¬ 361-7892. Z 6-6-3 iU> for your imported car at CHE¬ poor, interior good. Mechanical: salary provided. 332-5330 0-6-4 mens, 4824510, MSU close. 6-6-3 QUERED FLAG FOREIGN CAR fair, best offer 337-7310 VOLVO, 1972 WAGQN. Fuel ir\- . (12) PARTS, 2606 East Kalamazoo' The after,w&p.ro _. .,>■ COOK PART TIME. paint. $3106. best offer 351-3178 Street, one-mile, west of campus,. "preferred Weekends. Call ; Tor ON CAMPUS, 227 Bogtf.' M* 487-5065. c-4-6-4 (?sr FORD 1969 Van. with radio, aftef 5 p.m. 9-6-4 (17) ;o appointment 655-2175. 'SEA bedroom furnished, $170. Single heater, automatic. For informa¬ HAWK RESTAURANT, Wllffaii • girls, of married CoUphfe suhtmdr tion. call 484-8135. 6-6-3 (12) IMPALA CONVERTIBLE 1969 FM. [_Motorcycles !>#b] VOLKSWAGEN ENGINES and transmissions KINGS FOREIGN CAR PARTS AND SERVICE. 320 South Charles. ston. 6-6-4 (131 SECRETARY WITH typing skills sublet. 489-5922 (18) or 361 -8575. 3-6-4 Creative J one owner, lots of miles, looks it. SUZUKI 250 Twin six speed, Lansing, 372-8130. SUMMER SUBLEASE studio $150 negotiable 353-6948. Z-3 6-4 6-64 (151 for East Lansing property I'ri itl«-il I'iilltTii manage¬ Northwind apartment. Air, sauna, helmet, extras, $300 best offer. ment company. Permanent posi¬ furnished, pool. $110/month. 351- Evenings 351-1711. Z-4-6-4 (12> tion. Phone 332-0111. 0 3-64 (141 0535 after 9:30 p.m Z-3-6-4 (14) JAGUAR 1964 4 doo' sedan 6 i Employment SUZUKI 250 Champion dirt bike. cylinder, rebuilt engine with excel¬ $425. Just tuned. 207 Bogue, East RESIDENT MANAGER couple. EFFICIENCY APARTMENT, one MASSEUSES WANTED $10 per lent body. Must sell. 351-7846. Small child considered. Apply In block from campus. Open for Lansing. Z-3-6-3 (12) hour. Apply in person, 527 East 5-6-4 (15) person June 2 end 3.2-4 p.m. 2736 summer. Call 627-9773 ft 332- Michigan Avenue. 27-6-4 (12) 3116. Z-3-6-4 (13) YAMAHA 360 1971. Dirt bike. East Grand River, East Lansing. JEEPSTER Good condition. Contact 351- Inn America. 4-6-3 1221 '968 45.00u m-les. TYPIST-CLERKS for Pirgim's CAMPUS 2 BLOCKS. Fall leasing. Aulomoiive <£» Good condition. Call 485-7869 3531, 487-0563 after 5 p.m. 4-6-4 Lansing office. Must have work S-3-6-4 112) BABYSITTER, NEED desperately, Studio, and 1 bedroom apart¬ study. Start now or summer, full ments, furnished, no pets. 332 or part-time. Speed and accuracy working mother, lives in Okemos, 3746. B-1-6-2 (14) AUSTIN FC'JR-co HONDA CL-350 $400 or best offer, important. Also one 1part-time works in St. Johns. 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. 1974. rendition, 11.000 MERCURY CYCLONE 197C must sell-graduating senior. Tom. summer ERRAND CLERK, must . Call 1-224-3221. 4 6-3 1141 : $'V:. 66,500 miles good 332-3568. Z-4-6-4 (12) IN FARM house, one bedroom miles. Pr.one 332-8398 transportation, have car. Call Marie DeFord 8-6-2 <12; $350. Phone 337-1107 487-6001. 4-6-4 (36) apartment four miles from cam¬ evenings COUNSELORS-NATURE trips, ju¬ Z 3-6-4 M2) YAMAHA ENDURO DT1 250cc, pus. Private entrance, garden do-small private, Michigan boys' runs good, Motorcross extras, peat. $160/month. 332 1722. 3-6-4 BUICK SK rLARK 1969. two door NEED A summer or additional camp. June 23-August 14. Excel¬ MG 1972 AM-FM, 32,000 best offer. Brad, 351-5772. Z-4-6-4 couoe Equipped with power miles, income? Interested in selling, we lent salary. Call Lansing. 489-0981 steering, power brakes, AM radio. convertible, excellent condition. have 180 products. Call Mike, evenings for interview. 7-6-4 (21) ,y TWO BEDROOM, unfurnished, 3 Black vinyl rjof. Ercellen' interior $2100 or best offer 337-1268, 355-6174. Z-3-6-4 (16) miles from campus. $198/month. Good mecbanica! condition. $600. Bryan. Z-5-6-4 (14) SERVICE FOR Honda and Euro¬ 351-1483. After 5, 349 4708. Z 3-6- Ca'i 374 8574 after 6 p.m. 5-6-3 pean bikes. Call for appointment, TELEPHONE SOLICITORS-stable GT MOTORS, Lansing's Norton 4(13) MG MIDGET 1971 Convertible. position, excellent working condi¬ dealer. 485-6815. 21 6-4 (15) Must sell, $1000 or best offer, tions, for experienced solicitors. NEEDED TWO or three females 349 9518, Z-4-6-4 (12) Mon.-Fri. 1-5 or 5:30-9:30. If you JOBS BY PHONE CAMARO 1974 burgundy. Excel¬ 1973 350 Triple, Kawasaki. 5600 for apartment summer term. Capi¬ lent condition. One owner. Must are good give us a call 487-4562 tol Villa, 351-9080. Z-3-6-4 (12) miles. Very good condition. Must -.oil Ca : evenings. 332 5993. 5-6-4 sell. 355-4841. Z-6-6-3(12> betweenJO and 4. 6-6-3 (29)_ WAREHOUSEMAN MUSTANG MACH I. 1979. Sharp. TRUCK HELPERS FEMALE TO help find house, No rust. V-8 automatic. AM/FM MODELS WANTED, $10 per hour. YARDWORK share expenses. 8-4:30, ask for YAMAHA 175 1973. Excellent Escorts wanted, $3 per hour. Call stereo. Low mileage. $1595 or best MATERIAL HANDLING Becky CAPRI 1372. V-6. Four speed, offer. Will consider trade. 339- condition. $450. Call Paul, 332- 489-2278. 27-6-4 02) 482;0851. 5-6-4 (12) 'ddio, excellent condition. $1800, 0267 or 351-6838. Z-3-6-4 (12) __ FORK LIFT 9484. 3-6-2 (21) 135 KEDZIE APARTMENTS. 2 394 3685 after 4 p.m. BL-2-6-2 (12) BABYSITTER FOR toddler in my home. Short and long term assignments. person, furnished, June and Sep¬ Mondays, Tuesdays, tember leases. 351 -2402,882-2316. NOVA, SPIRIT of America, 1974, Auto Service / Thursdays. Own transportation. 482-2236. 3-6-4 (12) Must have transportation and 6-6-4 02) CHEVELIF 1967 RELIABLE en- Hatchback Automatic. Snows. phone. Apply in person before 2 q ne. mcent exhaust system. Radi 14,000 miles Available July 5. p.m. SPACIOUS FURNISHED luxury 2 REACH THE campus merket! QUALIFIED aedroom apartments. j;s, some rust. $250. Phone 353- $2800, best offer. 351 1971. X-S-4- JUNE Graduates University 9018 35 1 71/1. 3-6-4 (14) 6-4 (17) Advertise your used car parts and needed for management trainee MANPOWER, INC.' Terrace across from campus. It's the newest proportion - auto services today. Call Gary. positions. Mr. Bird after 5 p.m. 105 EAST WASHTENAW Summer sublease $150/month. softer, wider on top! 355-8255. 393-6674. Z-3-6-4 (13) 9-6-4 (901 Phone 332-5420 or 332-5993. 7-6-4 '.'.HEVELLt 1971. 6 cylinder stick, OLDS CUTLASS 1969, V-8, auto¬ Crochet this beautiful big top of knitting worsted in two lood condition, 01395. 485 2961 matic, bucket seats, power steer¬ JUL colors. The raised pattern ing, brakes, windows, door locks, 486 5924. after 5. 5-6-2 (12) etc. $900 349-1089 3 6-4 (16) Apartments CAMPUS stitch is handsome and easy Now to memorize. Pattern 7488 Leasing Don't Miss Summer Misses' Sizes 8-18 included. Summer, Fall CEDAR Haslett-135 332 University Terroce - Collingwood 2851 HILL $1.00 for each pattern. Add 35d each pattern for first-class airmail and handling. Send to: Sew. Wrap. Go « favorite skirt1 Chow «"/ poplin, pique bruadcoin« ' L ■ Ctopcfungfjam - 444 Mich. *2 BednMMiis Alice Brooke team with <"*21 at GREENS noui LEASlflG FOR SUmmER and FALL 332 5420 Delta 235 Delta 351 University Villa - - 6437 - 635 Abbott 'Finished Ms. 'Fm Bis Service 4620 South Hagedorn Rd. Needlecraft Dept. Mlchigon State Newi 121 Box 163. Old Cheliea Sta. bodysuits lor sunJ" I Printed Pattern 4654 Misses ■ Waist Sires 24 25 - 30 32. Site 26 a Wli"11 I SPECIAL SUmmER RATES 332 3312 351-5102 'Dishwashers (North olMt. Hope) yards 45-mch lab™ Beechwood 1130 Beech NewTork, NY 10011. tl 00 for each pattew ■ 'tatnlAirCeriitiuieg start at 351-9247 Inn America 332-2851 ' Swimming Pool * Luxury apartments rnmpletely furbished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean furniture and sha^ carpeting throughout. Print Name, Addreii, rl.reachpatte;^l class airmail add | FURNISHIQAPARTMINT* j - 2376 E. Gr. River Zip, Pattern Number. Sand 10: *4 HAAfl 337 1621 'UelMted Parting MORE than ever before! 200 $150° V1HIIUU 2 PERSON UNITS * No Price Increases Pleasant Landscaping designs plus 3 tree printed in¬ Anne Adami • ONE BEDROOM UNITS side NEW 1976 NEEDLECRAFT (Some reduced) • AIR CONDITIONING Special Discount (or CATALOG! Has everything. 75<-. Pattern D»pt- J ♦Swimming Pool and private balconies SWIMMING POOL early leases Crochet with Squares Crochet a Wardrobe {1.00 $1-00 Michigan State jj ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIAL FALL RATES Summer rates FREE Two Bedroom Units start at Nifty Fifty Quilts Ripple Crochet {1.00 243 W..t York, NY IM"- H 17J ' {1.00 for rental 2 Bedrm from'145 t Bdrmfrom'130 ROOMMATE Sew + Knit Book Needlepoint Book {1.25 NAME, ADDRES-ZIM {1.00 SPECIAL SUMMER'RATES SIZE and STYLE NW*1 information FREE POOL PASSES SERVICE Flower Crochet Book {1.00 with ALL SUMMER LIASES Hairpin Crochet Book . {1.00 GET A $100 pallbj" ;!»«(■ 1 351-8631 Phono raxldant manager Modal Open 9-9 '57 per month per perton Instant Crochet Book Instant Macrame Book SI .00 SUM choose it tram SUMMER CATALOG 27,«| L, ■ for showing Instant Money Book 41.00 Everyday Complete Gift Book {1.00 1135 Michigan Aw. Halstead Right next to th« Complete Afghans 414 {1.00 t. tWiiiiii ¥>. Brody Complex Management Co. 3S1-TS10 Leasing for Summer I Fall Sorry-furt for fall 12 Prize Afghans ;12 Book of 16 Quilts H\ 50r 501 Call 351-7166 Museum Quilt Book #2 _.50c CALL 349-3530 15 Quilts tor Today i3 M«t Book at 16 Jiffy Rugs SO* loan State News, East Lansing, Michiaon Wednesday, June 2, 1976 13 tlffl rjP^MtTjgg LjparlMnls J(|g JSSSjfi "■■iB ± Houses [|j^| r^nm r~*9m f*\ ■ sublet. Two men LARGE, TWO bedroom. 2 bath *o bedroom, fumlehed, UKPERATE! TWO females eummer, fall, own room J for i$61. 332-5246. Z-38-3 497.50. 394-3143. Z-6-Mn2) 1976-77 school year. Americana Apartment. 490/month. 361-1971. ^ uftmiL "cleft 15 ^LI^RN'SHED ,r°m campus, "ST h0U8# 906 South f0UR PERS0NS mer subleaae, fall option, 466/ PERRY. SMALL unfurnished, 2 bedroom suitable for couple. 626 TOO ROOMS. Large house. Lan¬ Z-464 (12) sing, off Grand River. 463/month. 410 West Saginaw west baginaw. 106-2 (18) 10-6-2^161 ! ft-ft'00™- t600/ mon,h- u,ill,iM included, Foster 3045.362J12)_ Summer. 4864114. Z6-62 (12) jr&Hs: E°rsrP=' LARGE apartment. 2 TOWNHOUSE "Itvie bedrooma, summer ^ JUNE RENTALS, 6 bedroom month plus utilrt.es. One year lease available September 15th, P»*ing. Call after 5:30, 349-3604, ample Street, 485-9051. Z-384 (151 TOO LADIES own rooms, beauti¬ FOUR-BEDROOM upsteirs house, summer, furnished, near campus, ROOMMATE NEEDED in new furnished house. Summer term. i-§a6-3 (I5rninfls "" Or summer through next year. Unbeatable location. 381-9004. 3- house, 2 blocks from campus, super dean and neat, 3 bedroom house-off expressway 3726853. 7-64 (30) ~ ful large house, 2 blocks from Jacobsons's. Summer with fall parking, 4320 month. Cindy or Debbi, 332-3574. S-662 (15) Close. 495 month. 393-1909. Z-36 3112) ; "bedroom Lmhf, - lo™9 .W.riiy women WUrilBfl neea o-3 (151 - " ' ~—y - Who Lake Mil- Lan- "S1 LANSING furnished 1UIIIIOIIOU option. 3516364, 332-1328. Z-36 another AnortmoM to share exceptional « B ITtflntft manta, naar 'lw0 3 bedroom I 'P*rt- ». Jj°uss». fsAntamhar up to 5 man. September. Phone Available oori nitn 4(17) RENT NEGOTIABLE. Two rooms ROOMS FOR summer campus "SKE nn>- ■ n It near downtown - . 1 821625 NORTH Lanaing. 337-9412.8-64 . 2SUmmer' ^-SIOS. Z- Pennsylvania, Afi units way above in furnished five bedroom house. area, furnished, parking, new kit¬ lust south of Oakland, 1 bedroom average. HOUSEMATES NEEDED. Price Three miles from campus. Sum¬ chen facilities, 465, 351-5764. Z-8- apartment, carpeted, air-condi¬ Wed) 4846064. 36,63,2. mer. 332-0773, 332-5876. Z-764 negotiable, furnished. In Lansing. 64(121 ■ 1-2 "women,"torge tioned, stove, refrigerator, dish washer. Carport Brand New Duplex Call 374-7357,351-1961 after6p.m Lrtucy!^^: ^^n_^:2604Uzn3-O3: (121 parking, extra 364 1121 SUMMER TERM 6 week leases - Two bedrooms, dish¬ Storage, laundry room, heat and at 4225. 4 BEDROOM House, furnished, delta tau water provided. Security deposit, University Villa, 635 washer, central air, close SUBLEASE SUMMER 5 bedroom, 4320/month plus utilities. 124 lease. No pets. 4166. 882-0640 Abbott Road. 351-7910 or 332- delta L 52?10 APARTMENT, sublease 4641341 33,2. 1664 116) Fall -12 months 4450/month, Durand. Two kit¬ North Francis Stieet. 4861353 after 6 p.m. 364 (151 maternity 0 complete Riverside Ehresman* rc^cirn ^ ^av'^ 33T.l«HafHMIM chens, two baths. 351-4753. Z-36 starting fall. 475/ pft^g^f107 "«<* «:30 ROOMY ONE bedroom unfurnish¬ 41121 SUMMER BOARDERS. TOO ed apartment. Sublet summer, no Sml£oPSX T bedroom' 'our bedroom NEED PEOPLE to share beautiful WOMEN FOR co-ed house, own room, fireplace, close to campus. ROOMS AVAILABLE. I Frandor, beautiful one BEDROOM apartment. 4160, furnished. Summer sub- deposit, 2-363 (121 rent negotiable. 3326010. Zd562H2l°Wn b*th' B37"0,5e- 482-1882. Erandor*"June' I™ 456/month' Z-464 (15) h°use *n? Ba,^bh cheap, close. 351-5003. Z-3-84 Fall, 332-0964. Z-364 (12) 330 N. Harrison tow. option fall. Okemos. 349- ONE BLOCK from campus. Three Infurnished, carpeting, 2904 or 349-2580. Z-46-4 1131 WOODMERE ON The Rhrw wm- FEMALE TO share apartment. bedrooms in 5 bedroom house, ■ air conditioning. June SUMMER SUBLET, 2 bedroom mer, 2 bedrooms, with balconies, Summer and fall. Own room. furnished duplex with fall option. SUMMER SUBLET. One to four summer, option fall. 351-0600. ■1703. 337-1846. 464 GIRL TO share room in 3 blocks from Twycking- campus. 351 -1827 or Partially furnished. 332-5386. Z6 4225. Call 3324134. Z-4-64 (12) people. Unfurnished Penny Lane Z-364 (141 FEMALE, OWN room, plush du¬ ham, summer term. 468 75/ 482 5075.3631181 64(12) Townhouse. Call 882-9783. S-36 plex, carpet, dishwasher, parking, month. Call 3326172. Z-46-4 4112) TWO BLOCKS from campus. summer/fall. Wendy, 351-3635. 1121 AVAILABLE JUNE 15th, cozy 1 UPPER APARTMENT in old home .We TOO FEMALES needed for fall. in East Lansing. Nice view, walk- EAST LANSING ai models bedroom completely furnished. 627 EVERGREEN. Need 2 girls, Open for summer, call 627-9773 or 332-3116. Z-364 (12) Z-4-6-4 (12) open 11 a.m. to 7 p. One and Parking, 4120/month plus utilities, 475/month. Robin, 3536047 or mg distance MSU. Available July four bedroom house, summer and BAILEY STREET. Near campus. e Janelle, 349-0697. Z 3-83 (12) 1, 4170, no children, no pets. two bedroom. Newly remodeled, 372-1800 or 332-1800. 0464 fall. Also girl needed, only sum- BEAT HIGH rents! Frandor area. For summer. Begin June 15. No starting at 4170. Utilities furnished 337-9633 or 353-5001. 4-64 1231 mr, 220 Collingwood. Evenings Three and four bedrooms. Sum¬ lease. 332-5931. Z-4-6-4 (12) cation! except lights. SWIMMING POOL. AVAILABLE JUNE 15th. 426 Park SUBLET, EVERGREEN Street Security deposit 4126. On bus La™. 4100/week. Comfortable, 332-5622 or 351-5362. 3-6-4 (22) mer or fall. Appliances, carpeted. '% and Water's Rent negotiable. Call Peggy 337- SUMMER SUBLEtT Own"room, route. Under new management, well-kept 4 bedroom house, nicely Recently decorated, clean. 372- SUMMER ONLY. Two rooms. 0719 or Rick, 351-5027. Z-4-6-4 shag; air, balcony, fantastic furni¬ FALL TWO females, share spa¬ 1336 before 3 p.m. 36-4 120) Large house close to campus. I Apartments Call NORTH POINTE APART- famished, fireplace, large-separate ture. One block from campus. cious room. Attractive house, Furnished. Parking. 332-0940. Z-3- MENTS, off M-78 and Haslett dining room, parking, 2 blocks 3326271. Z464 1141 6-3 (12) Jto Cedar Village) TOO BEDROOM mobile Road, 332-6364, evenings 361- "°m campus. Special low rate for reasonable rent. Close. 3567173. Z-3-6-4 112) VEGETARIANS. TWO rooms, Co-ed house. Available JUT! SIRVICC AVAIWUI home, ABBOTT ROAD 910, unfurnished, 1173. PEEZ REAL ESTATE. C64 summer. OWN ROOM in house, near ■332*4432 furnished, close, quiet, lawn car¬ immediately or June 15. 332-8432 peted, pets. 4135. 332-8498. 262 quiet, spacious, 1 bedroom apart¬ SUMMER TERM male preferred. Z-364 (12) Frandor. Nonsmoker, nonsexist, |.man lummtr apts. CEDARVIEW FOUR man Sum¬ ment. 3 month lease Own room in house, Milford $60 utilities included. 351-7898. I available through mer sublease, air, furnished, bus September 15. 4150/month. 337- TOO ROOMS, available summer Street. 460 per month. 353-4172. DUPLEX - TWO bedrooms, large Z-4-6-4 (121 ACROSS CAMPUS - One bed- stop, negotiable. 332-8996. Z-883 1507, 332-4240. 12-64 119) for women, 14 mile campus. Z-3-6-4 (141 backyard, 4170/month. Nice and furnished 4176 and 4185/ " Newer house. 351-9556. quiet. 35,-9299 after 5 p.m. 664 PANELED FURNISHED room ONE NEEDED for luxurious fur¬ __ H|" Z-464 SUMMER SUBLEASE. Three men pleasant, easy-going house, sum¬ SEPTEMBER DUPLEX 2 bed¬ nished summer sublet, for 5 man house, own bedroom, mer sublease negotiable. Pennylane room, unfurnished. Abbott and Randy, cable TV, close to campus. Call EAST SIDE near MSU. Neat 4 351-9015. Z-2-6-2 (12) •UMMIR Townhouses, own room, central Lake Lansing. 4200. 332-2902, SUMMER-TWO singles in 6 per¬ air, dishwasher, pool, sauna, rent 337-7867. Z-364 1171 bedrooms. Furnished, 4310/ Jeff. 664 (121 son. Two blocks from Berkey. Call spicial month. Call 349-2019. 663 (12) ONE PERSON, 4 man apartment, negotiable. 393-7261. Z664 (191 332-1624. Z4-64 1121 ALL APARTMENTS THREE ROOMS to sublet in nice, summer only. $60/month negotia¬ 1 bdrm from1130 SUMMER SUBLET one bedroom, furnished, air, Hagadorn and Has¬ [ Houses JgjJ FOUR house. BEDROOM furnished Summer reduced rate. close house. 409 Ann Street. 351-8347. Z-3-64 (12) FURNISHED UPSTAIRS bed¬ room, beautiful house, June 15th, ble. Across from campus, nice people. 332-6459. Z-3-6-3 (16) | STREET 126, two 2 bdrmfrom'145 lett, 4150/month, 351-9466. Z66 EAST LANSING duplex. Four Sept. ,5th. Walking distance to 482-0278, 482-9672. 464 (12) n campus, furnished, PHI POOL 4(12) bedrooms, two baths, rec room. ROOMS IN duplex two blocks campus, parking, huge backyard, $18/WEEK FOR female, summer [conditioned. SUMMER Summer-fall. 372-1586. 864 (12) SUBLEASE FOR summed oim from campus. 464, June 1 - washer-dryer Rent 4106, (nego¬ rate in Harrison Street sorority. b and three man. 332- PAMIS TWO MAN one bedroom furnish¬ room. Garden. 455/month September 1. 337-2300. Z-364 tiable). 332-8339. 664 (22) 337-0719, 332 6549. Z-4-6-4 (12) 4. 764(19) plus FOR Inn America's ed apartments. 124 Cedar Street, SUBLET SUMMER, large 2 bed¬ utilities. 337-7191. Z 363 (121 (121 heated pool East Lansing. 4182. 129 Burcham rooms, airy, furnished, near MSU, FURNISHED 4 bedroom house 14 DESIRABLE, QUIET, singles-dif¬ Doms, utilities, car- 351 - 7910 Drive, 4152. Year lease required 4180/month. 484-0833. Z664 TWO FEMALES to share large MALE ROOMMATE needed for miles from campus, 4250/month. ferent sizes. 523/538 Park Lane, deposit. 92, room in nice house. nice house. 3 blocks from campus. Cell 394-1168. 664 (12) behind City Hall. 663-8418, 332- , or resident managers starting June or September. Heat June-June, Evenings, 371- included. Damage deposit re¬ reduced rent. 332-1078, 337-0248. Dishwasher, washer, dryer. No 6206, 332 1191. 5-6-4 (15) halstiad mot. LAKE SIDE condominium, Has¬ lease, rent negotiable. 351-1789. LARGE FURNISHED carpeted 5 quired. Call 351-2402 days. 65. Z-464 1151 882-2316 evenings, 69 p.m. 046 lett, 2 quiet girls, own bedrooms, Z-5-64 (18) bedroom house 4275/month sum¬ SUMMER SUBLET reduced rates SUBLEASE ONE bedroom sum¬ after 5, 3362834. 964 (121 4(351 SUMMER, NEW 3 bedroom"du¬ mer, fall option. 394-1168. 664 for nice rooms in co-ed house. mer, furnished, rent, security de¬ ABBOTT ROAD: 465/month. Two Three blocks to campus. Nice 2 BEDROOM house, plex. East Lansing, pets, backyard. posit, negotiable/after 6:00, 337- SUMMER SUBLET, close to cam¬ biking dis¬ 4225. 3564834, 332-2373. Z 363 rooms, four bedroom townhouse. yard. Many conveniences. 337- 0533. Z-36-4 1121 tance to campus. Call Kevin, Spacious, furnished. 337-2580. Z- pus. Rent reduced for summer. (121 COUNTRY LIVING, 5 bedroom 0269. Z-3-6-2 (19) 482-6186 or 332-3421. Z-363 (121 564(121 house ten minutes south of 351-3575. Large 3 man apartment. cam¬ n apartments avail- ONE BEDROOM Furnished apart¬ Z-3-64 (141 EAST LANSING duplex, 2 bed¬ pus. 4250/month summer, fall MEN SUMMER and EAST LANSING - 3 bedroom, THREE BEDROOM, furnished. room board, ment for one option. 3941168. 664 (16) pntal, furnished, close, person. 3 blocks available June. Open house for rooms, deluxe appliances, full One mile west of MSU. Available close to campus. Excellent cook, 332-0625, 332-85,8. from campus. 4170/month, 12 GIRL NEEDED. Summer. Nicely basement, central air, fenced yard, call 332-3563. Z-6-6-2 (12) month lease. 339-3400. C-3-6-4 showing June 1,2, and 3, between June 15th. 3326715. 564 (12) JUNE 15th. Spacious 68 man, furnished, 2 bedroom, 2 bath¬ 2 p.m. - 6 p.m. 230 Beech Street, garage, 1 year lease. Call 351-1897 furnished large living room, fire- Jt&l rooms. Very closet 332-4296. Z-X- 3461340. 363 (22) between 68 p.m. 464 121) nuvlvl3, L„nuc. MOBILE HOME 3 bedroom fur¬ place 2 baths, ample parking. 3 §SING - i • 363 112), nished. 445 per month summer, block# from campu# on-MAC. Two blocks from lir conditioned, carpet- BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED home COUNTRY SETTING large 3 bed¬ 475 per month fall. 3936966. 364 Summer rent only $460/month. es, laundry facilities, CAMPUS TWO blocks, free heat, for summer sublet, 2-3 women, room duplex, finished rec room, 460-480/month. STE-MAR REALTY 489-2431. 6-6- ill apartment building one bedroom, unfurnished. Shag 2)4 baths, ample parking. Avail¬ 5 blocks from (12) 353-0511. Z-363 (16) 4(27) s, 4160-4,70. 482-2565. carpet, dishwasher, central air, no able June 15th, 4270/month. 666 campus, SUMMER SUBLET 3 bedroom ROOMS FOR summer term $15 pets, lease to September. 4175- 5513. 262 (191 SUBLEASE TWYCKINGHAM duplex. 8eautiful house. Furnish¬ ROOMS AVAILABLE in nice week. Males only, call 332-0834. ■ r 4185. 129 Highland. 332-6033. EAST SIDE (Lansing) five bed¬ apartment beginning June 16. ed at unfurnished rates. 1656 house, close to campus. 973.50/ Z-5-6-4 (12) 364 (231 a J 4140, two bedroom furnished, air SUMMER/FALL. level three Outstanding bl- rooms, furnished. Twelve month lease, 4250. Start June 15. 676 Coolidge Road. 35,-1322. Z-3-64 month. 332-3026. Z-6-6-2 (12) bedroom, unfurnished, ■AST J pool. 351-4013. Z-364 NOW LEASING summer-fall, 1 bedroom furnished. Walking dis- fenced yard, fireplace, carport, ,567. 10-64 (14) 1023, 1027 East Grand River. 5 SUMMER, FALL house, cooking, p re )m "king. in quiet $75/ 4275 summer, 4350 yeariy. 484- LAKEFRONT COTTAGE summer month. Call after 5 p 351-9043. J SUMMER AND fall female to tance-MSU. 351-1770, 372-1585. 4014.464(171 SIX BEDROOM house, sublet for only. 3 bedroom completely fur¬ students each. Furnished, avail¬ 3-6-4 1141 ti a share two bedroom apartment. X-664 (12) summer. Park Lake Road. 332- able June 15,372-1411.10(13) * Partially furnished. 351-6312, Shir- nished on Lake Lansing 339-8347. DUPLEX, TWO bedroom furnish¬ 3611. Z-562 (12) a ley. Z-3-64 (131 NEED FEMALE immediately, Sep¬ Z-3-6-4 (12) GIRL, GRADUATE student prefer¬ ed for 24 residents. Both units 3 BEDROOM house, 724 Johnson, red. to share privileges of home, tember-June, share modern, large available in September. From SUMMER-FOUR bedroom house, available June 10th. Call 332-2419 TWO FOR 4 M.A.C. SUMMER sublet. 4 bed¬ own room. 337-7070. 3-6-4 1121 « man. Campus Hill. one-bedroom apartment, com¬ 4250, 4844014. 464116) 4295/month, located opposite or 484-3359. 10-6-4 (12) i Pool, free bus, 447.50 summer. pletely furnished, ail appliances, Hubbard, garden plot. 351-5772. rooms, partly furnished, $275/ SUMMER month, utilities included. 332- SUMMER LEASING room! li¬ - ONE room for one or J 349-0619. Z-3-64 (121 excellent location, 4115/month. Z-662 (12) 4156. Z-3-6-4 (12) able for groups or two people Furnished, air, $80. Bonnie, 355-3552. Z-364 (211 , singles, furnish¬ c DESPERATE - TWO females for ed, carpeted. Call 351-7398. Z-7-6- Keep trying, 351 -2716. Z-3-6-4 (141 Z-363 (121 OWN ROOM in nice house for 1215 for Appf. J Albert Street. Block Berkey. Fall - WOMAN NEEDED to share du¬ SUMMER TERM own room In summer. Two blocks campus. 490 4(12) plex, st ler, specious attic, 5224 SUMMER: TWO singles i { spring. 487. 3567137. Z-263 (12) apartment, 455 per month, female. SUMMER SUBLET. Five n 3516546. Z-362 (12) Grove Street, $78/month plus . Sharp apartment 351-8939. Z-36 Three rooms, fell option. Block HOUSE FOR rent, East side utilities. Call Barb at 332-0759. |EN 458, 1 bedroom, SUMMER SUBLET - really nice. 4 (13) from campus. 351-2787. Z-3-6-3 JUNE Lanaing. $150 per month. Summer ir, close Union. Imme- One bedroom, furnished, air, RENTALS, 5 bedroom Z-2-6-3 (19) only. 351-5323.884(12) 351-3362 house, 2 blocks from campus, FURNISHED ROOMS with kit¬ ipancy. even- close, pool access. 351-5229. Z-3- TWO FEMALES needed next super clean and neat, 3 bedroom TWO BEDROOMS in 5 bedroom chen and bathroom facilities. This |4I12I 64(12) year. Cedar Village. Call Myndi or COUNTRY HOUSE, 17 miles house-off expressway - Lake Lan¬ house available immediately. $46 NEEDED: 5 people, own room. summer. Two blocks from cam¬ Marsha, 332-2672. Z-2-6-3 1121 $60. No security deposit, 351- northeast, 4 bedrooms, large yard, sing Road, two 3 bedroom apart¬ plus. Close. 351-8523. Z-3-84 (12) pus. Call 627-9773 or 332-3116. | Tient, SUBLEASE large two TWO BEDROOM small Park Lake. garden area, $200/month. 351- ments, near downtown Lansing. 1186.862(12) Z-3-6-4 (171 furnished, dish- Summer, $120/Fall, $130. 351- SUMMER. FURNISHED: Own 7497. 0-4-84 (141 All units way above average. WOMAN OWN room in house, nt reduced, close. 351- 0997. Z-3-6-4 (121 room, kitchen, parking, utilities - FURNISHED FIVE bedroom $300 Please call 4848064, 351-5312. summer only, $68.75. Behind Pea¬ FOUR ROOMMATES needed for paid. One block M.S.U. Will Beat summer, fall option. $85 each. HOUSES, HOUSES, HOUSES, 8-84 (37) nut Barrel. 332-3421. Z-3-84 (121 3382961 after 5:30. Z-2-58 112) a 5 bedroom house in Lansing, 934 SUMMER OR FALL - 2 bedroom, competition! 351-2241. Z-3-64 only 3 east side homes left for North Capitol. Call 484-6536. 3-6-4 ■ ONE person to sublet furnished, utilities paid. Parking. (15) summer. Call Joe Miller. AIM BLOCK FROM campus. Two $65 MONTH FOR summer, nice, ■ Twyckingham, cheap. Reduced summer rent, 1-4 males INCORPORATED, 3324240 or "0 Z-3-6-4 112) or couple. Also, efficiency. Both private. Shown 3:30 - 9:30 p.m., SPACIOUS STUDIOS 240 West Michigan, East Lansing. Furnish¬ 332-8741.04-64(19) women room, S-3-64 (14) needed for summer. Own $60 plus utilities. 351-5293. furnished, backyard, 3 blocks from campus. 351-5377 ask for Pam. [ Rooms TWO LARGE rooms, close mod¬ E SUMMER Z-3-64 (15) ern house, summer, Beth or Rick, one man 1214 East Kalamazoo (alley drive). ed, kitchen in separate room. MODERN HOUSES and duplexee. after 5:00, 337-9350. Z-3-6-4 113) ie four man apert- 3-6-4 (27) Compare our sound proofing, AVAILABLE JUNE 15th: 426 Park ROOMS FOR rent, summer, 121 Three-seven bedrooms. Most car¬ r, near campus. privacy, closeness to campus. Lane, $100/week. Comfortable, Whitehllls, $14 a week. Call 337- MSU NEAR. Rooms for BZ-1-6-2 115) peted, laundries, dishwashers. 2381. Z-784 (12) s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Summer and fall vacancies. well-kept 4 bedroom house, nicely Summer Evenings, 332-1086. 0484 (131 $600, fall $875 plus and fall. Must like dogs. No pets. South, furnished studio. Utilities Showing Apt. A-2 from 2-7 p.m. furnished, fireplace, large-separate 12 bedroom, close to paid, $125/month plus deposit. weekdays or call PRATT REALTY, dining room, parking, 2 blocks FIVE BEDROOMS, available June I Available August 627-5454. 3-6-4 113) SUMMER SUBLET fall option. from campus. Special low rate for 15. Completely furnished. Close, uuio f-tuyusi 1st. 191. Phone Ost/"Oty*. «J~U ■* 1 l»»/ rnufio 351-4420. 9-6-4 LT-U-t (361 luKJI _ . . ■ 0 utilities. 4886719. Close to campus. 5 bedrooma, 2 only. Call for appoint- PEOPLE NEEDED to sublet house, clean, 3583236, 372-8533. Z-3-67 NEAR CAMPUS. Male students. EFFICIENCY ONE block from FEMALE TO share on. brfroom. ~ -> ..... ^ June - September; 1 block from 112) Furnished, reasonable, clean, campus, summer with fell option. Okemos. June's rent free. $85. campus. 337-7640. Z-384 (12) parking. Available June 12, 332- vidual. 3582046,3682062. Z883 ffiSING. Ouiet lakefront 351-0443 or 361 -8805. Z-3-64 (121 3481807 after 5:30 p.m. Real Deal! SUMMER, TWO males to share 536 ABBOTT-526 Sunset, avail¬ 3094. 3-6-4 1121 *e one bedroom. Appli- S-583 (15) large room in nice house, reduced able June 13, $15-918 per week. EAST LANSING, 5132 JoDon. p laundry, no pets. $165/ SUMMER SUBLET. 1 bedroom rent, close. 332-3827, 351-5413. Close to MSU, 2 bedroom duplex, Utilities, parking, cooking. Lease ONE ROOM, block off campus, "bone 339-2075.884 (17) unfurnished, air, pool, heat/water 10 Z-3-83 (15) rec room. $235/month with lease. to September 4. Call 351-5847. $60 a month. Fireplace. 351-5543. included. $130, Whitehall Manor. 3480833. 28-3 (17) 884(201 Z-3-6-4 (12) . DELUXE one bed- 1-313-651-35*1 Z-3-84 (151 SIKINI SHS 270 BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED two bedroom ranch style piliances and laundry, no condomini¬ FIVE BEDROOM. Summer. Excel¬ QUIET CLEAN place for student. ROOMS FOR summer. Three Tw-'month, utilities paid. um with recreation room and Available for eummer only. Close blocks from campus. 534 Sunset, p-2075. 3-64 (15) FREE CABLE TV 1 r * Double picnic deck on lake. Across from lent condition. Parking. Walk to campus. Division Street. 351-7119. to campus. Call 337-2655. 484 Air, dishwasher, 351-2695. Z-3-6-4 Butted golf course, pool and clubhouse. '. fall. ■ laundry. Friendly room- Close, clean, at BURCHAfTl Chrome-Molly Frame Available September through June. Faculty or mature grad Z-3-84 (121 NEED ONE person for own room ATTRACTIVE URGE, quiet ROOM IN fine house near cam¬ mt reasonable. 332-8927. WOODS ★ Alloy Rims student. Couples preferred, 338 rooms for graduate women near pus. Available summer and fall. in house. Ten minutes from cam¬ ★Alloy Handlebars 9323. 484 (34) campus. References, 332-1746. Prefer graduate or professional. pus. $60. 351-7307 after 2 p.m. • HUB POOL ★Alloy Stem Z-2-83 (16) 464(12) Call 337-1495. 3-6-4 (16) REDUCED SUMMER rates on 65 131 • Unlimited parting ★Alloy Cotterleis Crank bedroom houses. Carpeted, fur¬ ROOM FOR in MEN ONE block to campus. MEN FOR summer or fall, near • FiraisM Shimano Tltllst Derallleurs summer quiet apartments • Studios MM" ★ ★ Dawn tube shifters nished, close to campus. 669- 5156. 38-2 (13) house. No 5 p.m. Z-3-64 car. Call 351-3322 after (12) Clean, Phone 4888836 quiet rooms. Cooking. or 3518192. 04- Union, parking. 443 Grove Street. 332-0205. 3-6-4 (121 84(13) ★ 90# tires • IMm SUBLET FURNISHED, 3 bedroom MENS SINGLE rooms summer ★ Shimano forged drop-outs TOO FOUR bedroom houses iplioncsi |„. duplex, 646 Stoddard Avenue, ROOMS AND APARTMENTS. • 2Mroom completely furnished including u- term. Good rates, quiet. 3 blocks ■"I dishwasher *19", 21", 23", 25" frames East Lansing. $245/month, fall tilities. Available June 15th. Sum¬ Furnished, close. Summer only, to Union. Call after 5:00,351-5076. «• Furnishings • Air cMdiliMing AlfO option. Great deal. 337-1189.38-2 reduced rates. Evenings 332-1095. . mer rates. 4880460 after five. Z-7-64 1,51 Jlusrprtlng Now loosing tor 1171 384 (161 0-464(121 IbsManogament Summer t Fall GIRLS SINGLE rooms quiet, good "•fcilconi®« EAST UNSING. 1-5 bedrooms. 2 AVAIUBLE NOW on Burcham, rates, for summer term, close to "10 POOL BEDROOMS, garage, appli¬ SwuMrRatMi Available June or September. 2 miles to campus. furnished room, kitchen privileges, Union. Call after 5:00, 351-5076. ances. $215 utilities included, summer only $60 Studio 1 Br 2 Br CUUCHERTY REALTY 351- 784(161 *l**alaf far 5300, evenings 332-0444 or 332- plus utilities. Available June 15th. per month. Call EQUITY VEST >140 *149 *169 5900. 38-2 (16) 3989548 after 6 p.m. 884 (171 4849472. Evenings 482-5426. 94- kll 17 r Per P0r50n ft per person Studio Pall Ratau 1 Br 2 Br Velocipede NOW LEASING houses for sum¬ CAOMuni icc " horse barn, US i ikici loxiicucn .," FUfHED' 84121) t>-4 141} avaiiauie, ueita i au ueita rraterni- lV. 330 North Ha-rison. 337-1721. garden^or 4[persons, jWfor 12 mo. lease 16f *198 '260 Peddler mer and fall. Many to choose $330, lease. 3518028.384112) BETSY CAN help you find a furnished room in an East Lansing Z-584112) (3517212 745 Burcham Dr. 351-3IIB $■$ Weekdays 541E- Grand River 351-7240 Located Below Paramount Naws from. All in walking distance of campus. Call Mt. Pleasant, 1-772- 4209 after 5:30 p.m. No collect OWN ROOM, $75, close, four bedrooms, summer, 2-3 people rooming house. Kitchen privileges, utilities Included. Call her at EQUI- TY VEST, 4849472. 04841241 SUMMER THREE rooms in house, rent $50 pet month, or bus line, one mile from ccmpus. La.is.nu, •III Jot. calls. 784 (271 needed. 351-1253. Z-884112) noon 1241 4885066. Z-864 (181 1 4 Michlgon Stole New«, East Lansing, Mlchlgon Wedni 'esd°v-v, Rooms For Sail fc] For Sale (§] iw¥]fe] l **TM ONE MALE to share flat, Cadar TEAC 3300S 10)4 inch reel to reel 10 SPEED bicycle and singer MSU NEAR. $18,000. Excellently DESPERATE: RESPONSIBLE oY§ wl deck. Excellent condition. MOO. Zig-Zag sewing machine. Call finished. Solid. Two bedroom 332-1023. 2-4-64 (121 355-6188 after 10 graduate students seek 4-5 bed¬ a.m. Z-5-6-2 (12) home, with new furnace, fully room house. Fall lease. Call 353- equipped kitchen including dish 7079, 353-3570, 363-6964. 2-3-64 CAPTAIN HOOK. Snakehead (tro¬ washer. Shag carpeting and red¬ (141 Announcements for It's What's CHISPA (Chicano pical fish); wood deck. Call Martha Mertz, at Happening muet be received in the Students (n eats goldfish, $15 or best offer. 337-7640. Z-1-6-2 (12) 349-9641 or at HDI REALTORS 349-3310. 6-6-4 (32) VISITING FACULTY, wife, and Shetland Sheop dog need furnish¬ State News office. 341 Student Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least ^^hUnt'ceL™* f "3%- LOFT, FULL size. Stained and ed apartment or two class days before publication. 52/MONTH FOR room In 5 paraon house for sum¬ CURIOUS HMD carpeted. Ladder included. $110 EAST LANSING by owner Three mer. Prefer MSU area. Call Steve No announcements will be accept¬ Serv'ces Bldg.e house Available June 15 for summer and fall. 1522 Mt. Vemon- ROOK SHOP negotiable. 353-8086. Z-3-6-4 (12) bedrooms, dining room, den, Schery, day 355 9671. 1-6-2 122) ed by phone. ' modern kitchen. Walk to MSU You can create an idea! near Burcham and Hagadorn. TEN SPEED mens ccm Concord. Full basement, fireplace. $34,900. STUDENT NEEDS work for room/ Societyl Inter*,*. " 351-53177 call anytime. 8-10 p.m.. 607 Division Street. 351-4717 after Salute '76, Michigan 4-H's Bi¬ Best offer. Call Rosie, 353-8077. board. Near best. 2-3-6-4 (281 6 p.m. Michigan Avenue bus centennial celebration features pa¬ Z-2-6-3 (12) 3-6-4 (24) ROOM FOR summer, possibly fall line 4864040. 3-64 112) rades, craft demonstrations, coun¬ f&Ar.) Well, Hag, end eT7:15pT try market, and baby animal farm. and beyond. Across street from campus. Own room, »78/month, POOL TABLE, 6-foot, complete. Moving, must sell. Best offer. 5-7 [ Recreation (fi PUT A DOLLAR BILL half In and half out of your refrigerator and June 26 at MSU. 335Unfen' p.m., 351-6145. Z-2-6-3 (12) BEST MIDDLE East rates. utilities paid. 332-6607. 2-3-6-4 Cheap Women interested in est fares te close the door. If the dollar pulls 120 In The Shade Gallery pre¬ producinn 1181 MUST SELL ladie's white Raleigh MICRO-ACOUSTIC Europe. TRAVEL BY six MSU potters, Alan HARRINGTON 351-8100. C-4 64 out easily you're leaking cold air sents 10-speed. Good condition. $90, One pair, excellent condit and need new seals. Put lots of Felming drawings and Nick Mer¬ MASTER BEDROOM, private negotiable. 332-8062. 2-3-64 months old. Originally $330. Best extra dollars into your household rick photographs. Closed Mon¬ bath, free air conditioning, sum¬ offer - over $199. Charles 353-1222 budget by selling "don't needs" days. Free admission. mer sublet, Okemos, 349-4936 MCCULLOCH GENERATOR, 3 p.m. Thursday, Union Readers evenings. 2-3-6-4 (12) horsepower, 1500 watts, used only after 3 p.m. Z-3-6-4 (201 [ Service j[A for cash with a quick-acting ad in Classified. Lounge. Dandelion Win,-. J ^ SUBLET SUMMER rooms. 2 hours. Full year warranty, $265. 351-1893. 2-3-64 (151 MUST SELL Console stereo, black FOR QUALITY stereo service THE The Michigan State Network Wed"^V-A.Vj. white portable TV. Schwinn Con¬ STEREO SHOPPE, 556 East Grand rh^K°rK5Wi9SO,La™"me"'Od Month's rent deposit: $65. Good location. New. Mike, 339-8312. SOFA, SIX pillows, brown, tan tinental 10 speed. 355-5986. Z-3-6- 5(12) River. C4-6-4 (121 '(((MM) Town and Tech Hi-Fi give you a chance to win a $1,000 stereo. Play childbirth preparation be the firs, of each classes mon™ will 2-3-6-4 1121 and white colors. 1 % years old. "Music Makers" 640 AM. Registration by fifth month of FREE...A lesson in complexion $115. 349-1949. 3-64 (13) CASSETTE DECK in dash tenna pregnancy by calling 9 a.m. to care. Call 484-4519, East Michigan 5 SUMMER TERM rooms in beauti¬ SharedvrapMays, gkm' AM/FM stereo. Locking fast for Association ful home in residential area, 5 RALEIGH RECORD 10 speed. or 4867197, Lansing Mall. MERLE Applications now being accept¬ for ward and rewind switches. Four NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS Childbirth. blocks from campus. 4 bedrooms Flawless condition, with extras. ed for the Student Traffic Appeals speakers optional. 3.5 watts rms. C4-64 (181 Board. Forms are available from available. 351-6699. 2-3-6-4 (17) Charles, after 3 p.m. 353-1222. 351-9302. Z-3-6-4 (20) 2-3-64 (12) 307 Student Services Bldg. Come to know Jesus. ' Bible FEMALE house, 1 OWN room in block from campus, large JIMI HENORIX memorial week TORPADO LIGHTWEIGHT Italian 23" 10 speed, excellent condition, Instruction j(i*i ADVERTISE YOUR special eventa at "special rates" in our Round study 8 dinner and p.m. every Wednesday fellowship at 6 p.m Co °p hostel gu sunroom. 337-0634. 2-3-6-4 (121 sale. Limited number silky tapes¬ $100. 337 9434 Z-3-6-4 (12) Town column. Call Vicki, 356- The Open Door Crisis Center Sundays. His House East, 4920 S tries, $5.00 each (usually $8,001. EMPLOYERS ARE calling us for 8255. needs your help. Enroll now for a Hagadorn. LARGE ROOM in new duplex for July "High Times" and back our graduates. If you need a skill, June training session by calling summer. Close. Inexpensive. Call issues now available. Hundreds of Animals call us. Individually taught with the Open Door. 353-0686 or 353-0496. 2-3-6-4 (131 qualified instructor. 90 hour COIN AND Stamp show Meridian T-shirt designs. Oil pipes and paraphernalia. WHITE MONKEY, TRYING TO sell your pet? Be course with choice of class hours. Mall, June 4th 2-9 p.m., June 5th. ANR Soaring £u J GUNSON STREET, private home, Located on the corner of Jolly and 10 9 p.m., June 6th 12-5 p.m. students interested 226 Abbott, 10 a.m. ■ 9 p.m. 3-64 smart! Call Elaine, State News in 3-6-3(15) Pre-Vet club members: There serving 10 weeks, utilities furnished, park¬ 1351 Classified, 355-8255. Aurelius roads. Call 393-8615, will be nomination and election of on Advisory Council or plans anc ing, $80/month. 351-1356. 3-6-4 SPARTAN KEYPUNCH ACADE College Curriculum Committee re ness. next year's officers at 7:30 p.m. pot at 3:30 p.m. Info for jn MY. 9-6-4 (41) ANTIQUE SALE! June 4 5th, 10 Friday, 121 HAMMOND ORGAN, speaker, REGISTERED QUARTER horses, Thursday, 110 Anthony. a.m. - 3 p.m. 3601 North Grand Agriculture Hall. bench and 25 pedal bass. Excel¬ weanlings, yearlings, well-started BIG ROOMS in house, very close, WRITING CONSULTANT 8 River, Lansing. 5 ft foot walnut lent. Must sell. $1100 3566895 2 year olds and bred mares. Priced - 147 Gunson, asking $80 monthly. 2-3-63 (131 years experience in professional pump organ, maple icebox, much right! TRIPLE T, Laingsburg. more! 2 6 3 (20) 337-2734. 2-3-6-4 (121 Phone 641-6665. 4-6-2 (20) editing, writing skill instruction, Gay Liberation meets at 8:30 337 1591. 3-6-3 (12) tonight, 334 Union. Discussion Bring YOUR suggestions (01 STEREO SYSTEM: Fisher 170 speakers on campus. Stop by the ONE FEMALE, own sunny bed¬ MOVING SALE: furniture galore! topic is the closet and jobs. Call us AM/FM amp. and PL-5 turntable: ENGLISH SETTER puppies-excel¬ Great Issues office, 330 Student room, nice house $65/month plus Plants, household items, tools, for details. pair Electro-Voice 16A speakers. lent temperment and hunting and much more. 5331 Parklake Services Bldg., any day. utilities. Jane, 351-1122 after 5. 3-6-4 (15) $500 or best offer. Call 3567985. background. Reasonably priced. Typing Service Road, East Lansing. Wednesday- 2-2-62 (201 394-1683. 10-6-3 (12) Saturday. 10 6. Z-3-6-4 (19) Meet 208 COLLINGWOOD, FURNISH¬ TYPING: Term papers, theses, The Creative Woman's Cooper¬ at 6.15ft, Flea Market for married ED, spacious, $65 a month or best 1975 BENOTTO 10 speed. Excel¬ KITTENS FREE to good homes. 6 dissertations, resumes, general ty¬ RETIRED COUPLE, former resi¬ ative will meet at 8:30 Thursday all day Saturday at housing al Mt H°ce and Fin J offer. Call 351-6319. 2-3-6-4(121 lent condition. Call Roger at weeks old. Very friendly, Call ping, Experienced, fast, depend¬ dents, wishes to rent furnished night in the Union Mural Room. University 20 ,° 25 mile bikerkJei* 3565780 or 351-9751. 2-3-62 (121 able. 485 6960. 0-4-6 4 112) For information call Jan Zerfal United Methodist Church. Call ,, m ,l" '5 to 20 ml! J 353 6429. Z-E-3-6-4 (12) house or apartment for month or or church for details. with the Tri County J SUMMER: THREE persons for so this summer. Local references. Virginia Bemis. nice house. Own rooms, PRE-OPENING SALE now in pro¬ EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Dis No pets. Call 332-2673. 3 6-3 (23) parking, gress. Mattress or box spring twin Mobile Homes sertation, (pica-elite). FAYANN, pets, yard. 482-3912. 2-3-64 (12) HORTICULTURE CLUB size $39.95 each, five year war- 489-0358. C-4-6-4 (12) It's garage, PIC basement, attic and Committee W of the AAUP NICI All Horticulture Dept. faculty closet cleaning time. Clean out There ,, vary aPtM Western Spanish bedroom HORI20N 12 x 60, Mobile Home meets at 4 p.m. today, Fireplace and Horticulture Club members suite five pieces $279., decorator Manor. Furnished, air conditioned. UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS COM and sell unused items with a Room, University Club National are cordially invited to attend 5:30 Brown Bag Lurchttol pillows two for $6.96. Shop at THE Moving, $3900. 332-2437, 372- PLETE DISSERTATION and res Classified Ad. Call 355-8256 To AAUP Affirmative Action Counsel Wednesday. Horticulture next. Thank you l» JJ ume service. IBM term Sponsored by FURNITURE STOP, 1027 West typing, editing, Palowy will speak. li 6875. 10-6-2 (13) multilith offset printing, typeset Gardens. Resource Center. Saginaw, corner of Logan. Phone OWN ROOM summer in nice 489-9728. 8-64 (41) ting, and binding. We encourage LIBERTY 1969 2 bedroom, fur comparative shopping. For esti¬ house. Two blocks campus. $66. 351-8546. 2-3-64 1121 J CAM VV nished, air, shed, 1 mile MSU. mate stop in at 2843 East Grand NEED SERVICE? Free Tape Seminar] Best offer 482-6089. 3 6-4 (13) River or phone 332-8414. 0-4-6-4 TWO BEDROOMS vacant in POR (32) 1970 MARLETTE 12 x 60 furnish¬ house. Partially furnished, North BOOKS Confusad about where to ed, air conditioned, front kitchen, FORMER Clemens. $52/momh.' 482-6131.' COLLEGE, adrninistra lor what? 2-3-64 (121 washer'dryer hock-ups 484 5129 3-6 4(12! tive secretary desires typing' term J® imll Find Out FOUR ROOMS summer, possible fall. Fine house. One block cam¬ Gibsons NEW MOON '68 12 shed, x 57. Storage furnace. Call 694-1415 papers, thesis, etc. My home near University. Reasonable. Phone 332 2616. 1-6-2 (17) how to pus. Furnished. $75. 3324127. Loads of Paper and new after two, or weekends. 6-53 1151 TYPING. SPEEDY service, $.60/ 355-8255 Cet Maximum 3-6-4(131 hardbacks, Text and Reference page Pick up and delivery, $1 00. WOMAN OWN room, $46 utilities, We buy books anytime ARLINGTON 12 x 44 LIVED in one year. On lot near MSU, $30X). Pat 393 9642. 3-6-2 (12) The State News Business Performance Service Directory close, parking, furnished. 351- 2586. 2-2-6-3 (121 128 W. Grand River 349-0379. 36-4 (121 IRENE ORR. Theses, term papers, from your casiette d«k 1 bl. W.of Union general typing. Formerly with Ann At Hi-Fi Buys ROOMS FOR summer, FARM¬ \Mthru Fri. [ Lost & Found r\ Brown Call 374 8645 482 7487. 0-4-6-4 (16) After 6 r HOUSE FRATERNITY, 151 Bogue Street, call 332-8635 after six. ask 9:00-5:30 p.m., Thurs. June 3 2:00 - 7:00 pi for Kurt. 2-3-64 115) LOST. RED and white short haired PURR-FECT TYPE. Accurate per¬ 1101 E. Grand Itivar far Mara Information Call 137-Hill DOUBLE BED and nightstand, male cat, yellow collar. Burcham- sonal and professional IBM typing. good condition, must sell. 484- Abbott area. 351 2715. Z-3-6-4 One day service. 351 5094. C-4-M ROOM AND board for fall. men. 42*3 FARMHOUSE FRATERNITY 151 364! 121 Bogue, Call 332-8635 after six, ask SEWING MACHINE CLEARANCE for Kurt. 2-3-64 (17) SALE! Brand new portables LOST: BLACK camera case with $49.95. $5 per month. Instamatic 104 plus film/ cubes Large SUMMER, OWN room furnished selection of reconditioned used Reward, 353-7683. Z-3-6-4 (12) house $60. 538 Lexington. 339. machines. Singers, Whites, Nec- ANN BROWN PRINTING AND 2961 after 5:30 p.m. 2-3-64 112) chi's, New Home and "many TYPING Dissertations, resumes, others." $19.95 to $39.95. Terms Personal / general printing. Serving MSU for MEN, WOMEN, singles. Close- EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING 26 years with complete theses campus, bus, cooking, parking. COMPANY, 1115 North Washing¬ service. 349-0850. C-4-6-4 (19) 327 Hillcrest, 332-6118, 337-9612. 3-64 (121 ton, 4896448. C464 (361 Student Loans COMPLETE DISSERTATION and EYE GLASSES at large resume service. Printing, IBM SUMMER SUBLEASE, fall option. Why pay more? OPTICAL DIS¬ savings. AU ASMSU loans or* duo Fri. Buy"any Medium typing, binding. Printing from your Room in modern co-ed COUNT. 2617 East Michigan, Lan¬ May 21 in 307 Student Services plain paper originals. Corner At the regular price rooming Hold cards will be Issued after housa. Kitchen facilities, sing, 372 7409. C4-6-4 (15) M.A.C. and Grand River. Below laundry, that date. lighted parking. $75. Unda 337- Jones Stationary Shop, 9-5 p.m. Get Identical PIZZA 0748. 2-3-64 (18) 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. Monday-Friday. Call COPY- NEAR LCC. $41.25 Room in Tanks, cannisters, and uprights. Guaranteed one full year. $7.88 GRANDPARENTS VISITING East GRAPH SERVICE, 337-1666. C-4- 6-4 (31) FREE large Lansing in July. Will housesit two house. Summer only. No car and up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING bedroom home or apartment. Little Caesars I 489-3505. 2-3-64 (121 COMPANY, 316 North Cedar, Prefer Pinecrest school. 351-8761. PROFESSIONAL TYPING for bus¬ opposite City Market. C-4-6-4 (24) 3-6-4 (17) inesses. And students. Satisfac¬ 11031. Od. Rive I SINGLE ROOM - co-ed house, tion guaranteed. Call 394-3417. two blocks to campus. Utilities, carpet included. $80 - negotiable. LEAVING TOWN soon? Trade-in your audio system and record/ 12-6-4 (121 ih.i toupon 337 rxPiiis e n ;» • 16311 Tom, 337-9885. 2-1-6-2 115) THREE ROOMS for summer, two tape collection on one of our fine auto or home stereo systems. Vintage tube amplifiers. Pioneer PINCUMBE [ Transportation i;$: Qn..g"^j^ j blocks from campus. 429 Park SX525 receiver, Kenwood KR33 RIDE WANTED from Haslett Road Lane, 2-3-64 (141 rate negotiable. 332-4400. MALE OWN room, summer, receiver, Dyna tuner, used Pioneer compact, TEAC 4300 reel-to-reel, three Dolby cassette decks, Phil¬ lips 212, Pioneer PL15D turnta¬ lor county commission near Park Lake Road to area of Chemistry building and back. Weekdays at 8 and/or five. Paying rider, 337-2287, evenings. 4-6-4 don't miss the large democrat house 124 Kedzie, across Mason- bles. Advent 2, Infinity, Ohm, and (26) Abbott, 2-3-6-4 1141 rent negotiable. 355-6284 Electrovoice speakers. Used port¬ able cassette machines, cassettes, 8-tracks and clean used albums CHRISTIAN WOMEN drivers immediately; share ex¬ needs EAST LANSING TWO ROOMS for rent, 3 bedroom house. $75/month. very Very nice. Open immediately. 337- 0224. 3-64 116) close, bought and sold. WILCOX SECONDHAND STORE TRADING POST. 509 East Michi¬ gan, (big green building). 485 and penses to Tacoma, Washington. Non smoker, 394-2786. 3-6-4 (12) End Of Term 4391. C4-4 [ Peanuts Personal][ J] Wanted FURNISHED ROOMS forTentln large co-ed house. Cooking, park¬ ing, utilities. Call 332-6990. 2-3-64 E.S.S., AMT4 speakers. Nova 7. Realistic and Utah also. Marantz 80 watt receiver, Heathkit 70 watt amplifier with tuner. Stereos, DR. K.J.I Congratulations! While horsin' around, beware of ham- causts, henways and sick scents of humorl S-554I15I NEED HOUSESITTER for summer APPRECIATION SALE posters, albums, tapes, black- Fir tali lights. Golf clubs, tennis rackets, and or fall? Experienced, mature softball cleats. TV's color and BW. MRS. couple available. Call 351-1470. ROSEBUSH, your love and 2 52 113) CANOE THE MISSISSIPPI? Join Furniture, coats. Diamonds. Rifles support has really made our and shotguns. Fans. And so much year. 23 others for 11-week fall or winter Thanks so much: love your Pj Phi morel There's no room to list, girls. MALE STUDENT needs place to trip. Also 15-day Wilderness Z-1-6-2 (26) Camping Leadership Workshops Lansing's Leader in pre-owned live fall term. Call 487-8640. Z-3-5 FOR THE BEST BUYS in August and merchandise. Come on down to 4(121 AROUND, COME OUT AND SHOP AT September. For brochures contact Dr. Clifford Borbas, Pine River Canoe Camp, DICKER ft DEAL, check out the low prices. 1701 South Cedar, [ Real Estate « HAVE A home-care clinic for ONE OF E. LANSING'S MOST POPULAR SALES EVENTS OF fun, 918 Lantern Hill, East call 484-9158. 254-2 (42) Lansing. Or 487-3886. C64 WANTED: HARMON Kardon cita- FACULTY HOME. family room, living 3 bedrooms. room, 2 fire- gifts, or money. Call Jane, 355 6174. Z 3-64 1131 ™E IANSINGALUES N°T T0 BE F°UND ELSE WHERE ARE places, basement. East Lansing MID-MICHIGAN'S largest audio tion 12 and Yamaha CT800. schools, near Ski Hill. $42 500 ATTENTION: FALL presented by student retailer with the finest in stereo Evenings, 351-9263. 4-53(121 351-1458.36-4118) teachersl Will sublet fall only. Call productt and electronic repairs. Shop the "ore with straight stereo BOOKCASE WOOD, very strong, alor 6:00. 3552021. Z-3-6-4 (12) THURS., FRI., & SAT. HASLETT. BY owner. Three bed¬ room ranch, on large lot Fire- Place. $24,900 339 8117.4 6 4 JUNK CARS wanted. dollar. Also lalo model wrecks. Pay top JUNE3-4-5 112) 489-3080. 3-6 4 (121 liflon Stote News, Eosf Lonsing. Michigan Wednesday, June 2, 1976 15 THE SMALL SOCIETY by Brickman MY WlFEh WoULP Life TO 6S>(2(3?W A HALF R9UNP OF COFFBB - ■ Video Everyday - All Kighto Reserved - Dickinson Newspaper Services ^ v GH&'LL PAY ' / Y&l) BACK WHEN flsic&S (50) Bugs Bunny 12:20 PM (50) Fam«V Anne Baxter. 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