Uncertainty remains after January draft call Interviews with officials throughout the Selective Service country indicate White House and Pentagon officials are sticking by their original estimate that men draftees, formerly chosen on the basis of oldest first, now be taken on the basis of of men unusually rich in high or low Thus, in June, reached No. 200 a draft board which had with numbers in the top third, from 244 to the order in which their birthdays were numbers. might get a supply of men that it is too soon to tell whether men in choosen by lot. For exampleone local board reported its with lower numbers to induct and would January's draft call, first under the new the highest third of the 366 lottery 366, are not likely to be drafted. lowest available lottery number was 294. not get back up to 200 for several months. Boards differ lottery system, offers no conclusive answer numbers can expect to be drafted. White House, Pentagon and Selective Another county reported 130 as its lowest Col. Bernard T. Franck III, aide to draft to an eligible young man wondering It was the original expectation of White No one safe? Service authorities agree there might be a number. director Lewis B. Hershey, said state whether he will be inducted into military House and federal Selective Service At the state level, South Dakota's large difference between the "lowest Yearly quotas directors were advised informally that a service in 1970. officials that the highest third of the 366 Selective Service director, Maj. Gen. Laclair numbers "actually available in some boards The plan of Selective Serivce good target for January would be to stay In meeting January's lower - than - usual would probably not be called, the middle in a particular month and the "lowest officials is to set quotas for the entire year within numbers 1 to 30. But he added this Melhouse, said in his opinion not even No. call, the states were operating under a third might go and the bottom third would 366 is safe. numbers" available in other boards. for each state and local board. But was not a requirement and would be up to recommendation from federal Selective definitely go. But Florida state director, Brig. Gen. Within two weeks after the Dec. 1 throughout the year, each state director each state director. Service officials that they not go higher The Harold Wall, declared: "We don't know at lottery drawing there were indications would also to keep each board at roughly Michigan's Selective Service director. than lottery No. 30. to supply the needed January national draft call of the same lottery number. Col. Arthur Holmes, says as a result that 12,500 men was considerably lower than this time whether, we will have to go into some men might change their plans soldiers. By assigning quotas for the entire year, state won't be able to fill its monthly draft the average monthly call would be if the high sequence numbers. It depends on concerning enlistment, National Guard or Many stopped at 30; others did not have too many things -- how many go into Reserve duty, ROTC training, or student or the administration would respect the legal quota for the first time in 22 years. Holmes 225,000 men are to be drafted during the to go that high. year. That was Defense Secretary Melvin R. college, how many drop out of college or occupational deferment, because of their requirement for proportional levfes. But by said Michigan doesn't have enough Why can't the January experience be Laird's most recent estimate. The quota occupational deferments, how big draft places in the lottery. It had unpredictable dropping monthly quotas, it hopes to allow draftable men with numbers under 30 to multiplied by 12 with a resulting has been put at 19,000 for February. calls are. effects on 20 localdraft board pools. state directors to even - up the score fill its quota of 780. projection that all the numbers up to 360 "It is impossible to say whether the "Many of the fellows with low numbers between local boards which might "We'll be lucky if we get over 600." will be taken in 1970? But the draft pool also is middle third will be used up or not." are rushing to enlist in the branches otherwise be badly out of phase as normally they regards Holmes added. Because the two main considerations in smaller in January than any other month. the lottery numbers they are calling. To insure geographical equity, the 1967 want," said John J. Hammack, Illinois Wyoming's January quota is only 40. But determining whether a young man will be It climbs in February when some men lose draft law requires state and local quotas Selective Serivce director. "Therefore we Men with low numbers who enter the State Senate Selective Service Director Col. drafted -- the size of quotas and the deferments by graduating from based on the number of men available in may have to go higher than we expect in draft pool after January -- college students Jack Brubaker isn't even sure if that quota college or number of undeferred 1A men available leaving after the first semester. The pool each area. President Nixon's lottery order the lottery numbers." for can be filled. He said he expects Wyoming example -- become subject to able to answer the call - are constantly swells again in June, at the end of the did not change that basic legal And just by chance a local board, immediate induction if their number will have to go very high in the draft changing. school year. requirement. But the lottery dictated that especially a small one, could find its pool already has been reached. numbers before the end of the year. The men. Thursday and Snow cold, with a high of 12 MICHIGAN . . . who succeed best in today and a low of 8 below TATE NEWS . . . tonight. public are those who take the risk of standing by their own STATE convictions. -James A. Garfield UNIVERSITY East Lansing, Michigan Vol. 62 Number 108 Thursday, January 8, 1970 New constitution drafted by 3 ASMSU members Wednesday three members of the Chairman Chuck Mostov were the other Representatives on the Student Board ASMSU Student Board completed a rough members who studied the constitution to would be students elected from various draft of a new consitituion for student determine areas in which change is wards on campus, at-large for off-campus, government. Allen Mintzer, former necessary. one representative from married student member-at-large, said that the new housing and the major governing groups. consitution is in essence the result of their Mintzer said that the proposed revisions Mintzer said the structure suggested by examination of the construction of the would elimiriate the present duties which the new constitution would make the older document. are time consuming and irrelevant to the board more concerned with setting social Chairman Bill Rustem and Vice Student Board. and academic policy. Another provision would replace the Cabinet with an activities bureau. The present structure makes the Cabinet work Sullivan named dean very closely with the board in planning and executing various student programs and activities. Also, the president of the Cabinet sits ex officio on the Student Board to advise the board of its work on of Arts, Letters College the programs. The Activities Bureau would be more autonomous than the Cabinet, but at the Richard E. Sullivan, professor and nine faculty members and two appointees same time, still responsible to the Student chairman of the Dept. of History, was of the provost. Board. Mintzer expressed the change as named dean of the College of Arts and Nominations were solicited from faculty "removing it from the confines of the '/'// take Letters at the December meeting of the and students. The 16 nominees -- all but Student Board." MSU Board of Trustees. two of whom were MSU faculty members The revised constitution has not yet MSU's President Clifton Wharton Jr. purchased the first ticket Wednesday in MSU's first annual "Great Sullivan succeeds Paul Varg, who - were screened by the committee. come before a formal session of the Bear" raffle, kicking off a fund-raising drive by E-QUAL, a group concerned with environmental returned to full-time teaching and research A list of four candidates was presented to Student Board for discussion. Before a new quality. For 25 cents, ticket purchasers will have a chance to win the donated 7 foot stuffed Kodiac bear. duties this term. the Arts and Letters faculty. From that list constitution could go into effect, it would Tickets are also good for admission to an upcoming campus speech by former Secretary of the Interior Sullivan was recommended for the faculty recommended Sullivan to the have to be passed in an all-University Stuart Udall. Students may buy tickets at the Auditorium Monday through Wednesday. appointment by a college student-faculty trustees for appointment. referendum. State News photo by Carl Welti search and selection committee. A member of the MSU faculty since 1954, Sullivan was appointed professor and chairman of the Grid deny gambling ring link Dept. of History in 1967. holds the a A native Doniphon, Neb., he ' B.A. University of from of stars Nebraska and M.A. quoted a bookmaker under arrest as saying would also be summoned to the grand jury when federal agents staged raids in Detroit, It quoted Donald J. Dawson of By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL and Ph.D. from the that Hall of Fame pitcher Jerome "Dizzy" proceedings beginning Jan. 20. The Lansing, Las Vegas and Phoenix. Fourteen Birmingham, Mich., who is under arrest University of Denials piled up Wednesday against a Dean fleeced a high-betting Lansing newsman said the subpoenas would not arrests were made and authorities said and described as "one of the largest Illinois. report that four pro football quarterbacks businessman "out of a bundle last year." imply any of the sports figures were about 150 subpoenas would be issued by bookmakers in the midwest," as picturing Before joining the and a top collegiate football coach are Matney reported Tuesday night that a actually involved in gambling. the grand jury investigating a nationwide Sober as a compulsive gambler who lost MSU faculty, he was slated for questioning by a federal Grand federal grand jury in Detroit will issue Dawson, Munson and Devaney promptly sports betting ring. more than $100,000 a year in bets. professor of history Jury in the investigation of a subpoenas for Len Dawson, who will issued statements denying any knowledge Dean was the first prominent sports $100,000-a-day nationwide gambling ring. quarterback the Kansas City Chiefs in next that they were linked to the investigation. figure to be mentioned in the investigation. The affidavit said, "Dawson said that Missouri' "state SULLIVAN The top brass of the National Football Sunday's Super Bowl, as well as Pete Rozelle, commissioner of pro He was searched but not arrested in the Las Howard Sober will bet on anything . . . College. A specialist in medieval history, League and one of the chief federal quarterbacks Joe Namath of the New York football, called the report "most Vegas raid and an affidavit Tuesday named Everyone has bten trying to get some of Sullivan won a Distinguished Faculty investigators in the case also sharply Jets, Bill Munson of the Detroit Lions and unfortunate," and James E. Ritchie, head him as the man who placed $6,000 in bets Howard's money . . . That Dizzy Dean Award in 1964 when he downgraded the report of NBC newsman Karl Sweetan of the Los of the Detroit federal task force for Lansing businessman Howard Sober, fleeced Howard out of a bundle last year." was judged by Angeles Rams. area students Bill Matney. In New Orleans preparing for the Super and cblleagues as "among the Matney said Bob Devaney, head football against organized crime, said it was 74. most effective teachers at the University." In another development, an affidavit coach at the University of Nebraska, and "poppycock." Dean's name turned up again Wednesday Bowl, Len Dawson said the only reason he He The betting story broke New Year's Day could think of for linking him to the has written three books and filed in Detroit Federal District Court Pete Lammons, tight end for the Jets, in an affidavit filed by Herbert Hinchman, coauthored a fourth and has contributed an intelligence agent for the Internal investigation "is that I have a slight numerous articles to professional journals. Revenue Service. acquaintance with Mr. Donald Dawson." Sullivan was a Guggenheim Fellow and a Fulbright Research Scholar in Belgium from 1961-62 and has been a visiting ASMSU professor at the University of Michigan. He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and Two quit board two other honorary fraternities, the American Historical Assn., the Medieval Academy of America, the Catholic Historical Assn. and the Midwest Medieval Romney answer Conference. running Senate The committee which recommended By ROSANNE BAIME the Inter-Fraternity Council (IFC), Bob Sullivan was similar in purpose and procedure to the All-University Search and State News Staff Writer Loerke, president of Men's Hall Assn. on (MHA) and Trevor Hall, general Selection Committee, which recommended Two members of the ASMSU Board member-at-large. They also resigned for Despite the rooting section, Romney is nominees for the University presidency. resigned Tuesday night at the first meeting personal reasons. WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary of of the board. believed leaning against a Senate race. The 15-man committee was composed of Mintzer was elected to the board last Housing George Romney is feeling the heat two They are Allen Mintzer, Beechwood, from Michigan Republicans to make up his Capitol Hill sources said Gov. Milliken, graduate and two undergraduate April after serving on the executive board House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford, students in the Ohio, senior member-at-large, and Paul of the mind soon about running for the Senate. College of Arts and Letters, Off-Campus Council. He ran for the Sen. Robert P. Griffin and National Graf, Muskegon senior, president of the position of chairman in the April election Four of the states top GOP leaders met ASMSU Cabinet. Both resigned for with Romney Tuesday to collect an IOU committeewoman Elly Peterson left the which Samet won. personal reasons. they beljeved they had pocketed: the Tuesday meeting with that impression. The position of Cabinet president is a His term of office ran until this year's former Michigan governor's promise of a Romney has repeatedly emphasized in non-voting, advisory seat on the board. ASMSU general elections, scheduled for decision by the first week in January public his commitment to the housing job, Bill Rustem, board chairman, the beginning of spring term. whether to challenge incumbent leaving the Senate door only slightly ajar Drops and adds announced that petitioning for the Cabinet the Graf was elected Cabinet president by board in last Democratic Sen. Philip A. Hart. * by saying he hadn't ruled it out presidency would open today and run April's election. But Romney requested an extension. His completely. Students may begin dropping and adding through Jan. 20 when the board will elect Previously he had been Cabinet vice decision will come by Jan. 30, an aide said But the one-time governor and courses today. Tuesday will be the last day the Cabinet president from all petitioners. president for public relations and student Wednesday. presidential contender is considered by for late The resignations are the latest in the services and had served for two years as a In the interim, Romney will receive a registrations, adding courses or many as the strongest possible GOP changing sections. apparent exodus from the board. Fall term director of Union Board. letter from at least five of Michigan's 12 brought the resignations of Tom Samet, His term of office also would expire in Republican congressmen pledging their ■■■■■■■■■■■■ board chairman, Ted Dziak, president of April. Paul Graf support if he decides to run. (please turn to back page) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 8, I97Q Legislature prepares college and university boards, and the creation of a grievance for controversial issues people realize the old way will not solve the problem. With the reform of Michigan's abortion Arbor, has received substantial laws. support, according to Sen. to pass today." The Bursley bill would allow pregnancy results from rape 0. incest. r review panel that would act as a proper support which I think Three bills have been Lorraine Beebe, R-Dearborn. theraputic abortions in licensed A series of Senatorial hearing student appeals court on the Michigan legislators are we have, we can move it along introduced into the Senate that Mrs. Beebe, a strong advocate hospitals when: l)the mother's will be conducted throughou state level. looking beyond the governor's quickly," Vaughn said. would liberalize the current of abortion law reform, termed mental or physical health is the state, Beebe said, to hear the education reform package which Needs change Another issue that promises statutes. One bill, introduced by the present law "outdated" and endangered. 2) there is a risk of public's views on the abortion they face when they convene to draw continued fire is the Sen. Gilbert E. Bursley, R-Ann one that would be "impossible serious defects in the fetus, or 3) issue. One battle line has already Wednesday, and are preparing to been drawn by Att. Gen. Frank take up new issues that could prove to be equally as J. Kelley statement who, in a recent of DOUBT TET OFFENSIVE controversial. opinion, termed ' student membership on a college House Speaker William A. or university board a substantial N. Viet infiltration Ryan, who expects completion drops sharply conflict of interest. of the education reform Since then Vaughn has called measures in six to eight weeks, for a "change in the statutes that listed consumer protection, would make it a conflict. REP. VAUGHN "We have ways of changing WASHINGTION (AP) -- State Vietnamese Tet attacks began on Vietnamese. be replanning its strategy. mount larger military operations increased appropriations for these things," Vaughn said Dept. authorities said Feb. 22. According to this intelligence There is official speculation criminal rehabilitation, court abortion laws, welfare increases According to estimates here Wednesday, "and I think they Wednesday that North This year the Tet comes on estimate, it is believed here that that the North Vietnamese-Viet the Third North Vietnam reform and drug control as areas to ADC mothers and increased should be changed if it otherwise Vietnamese infiltration of the Feb. 6-7-8 and the Viet Cong North Vietnam and the Viet Corps where he expects passage of property tax relief for senior Cong forces will wait until the has units totaling between means denying this group of South has dropped so sharply already have announced a Cong are taking heavier end of 1970 when American 25,000 to 30,000 men now "major legislation." citizens as issues facing the citizens a participatory role in they now doubt that an enemy ceasefire for this period. U.S. casualties than they can afford troop withdrawals may make it sitting out the war in Cambodia Senate. their colleges and universities." Tet offensive will be mounted policymakers here say they and that Hanoi's leadership must possible for North Vietnam to or in the frontier Holds action Both Ryan and Lockwood area. this year. think it would probably be too also mentioned student rights Senate Majority Leader Emil Conference set However, the possibility of soon for the Viet Cong and and responsibilities as a key issue Lockwood, R-St. Louis, who of this session. said would Tuesday that the Senate education hold up reform action on Rep. until the A package being prepared by Jackie Vaughn III, press conference Monday with Ryan to discuss his package, said sharp battles, short of major North Vietnamese forces, now Vaughn, who will hold a joint offensives, by late February or estimated at early March are not ruled out. Wednesday 230,000 to 240,000 over-all, to make an attack- Robert J. during the holiday season. Misunderstanding delays D-Detroit, includes the 18 - year he feels optimistic about the Kennedy accident report House resolves the parochiaid old vote, student membership McCloskey, State Dept. press it is thought that the Viet passage of his proposals. - and school tax measures, and participation on the State officer, said U.S. intelligence Cong and North Vietnamese will "It is important that we move mentioned liberalization of Board of Education and on estimates North Vietnamese continue to strike the on it this session. It's 1970 and infiltration at about 110,000 in pacification program in the 1969. This was down from an EDGARTOWN, Mass. (AP) - to do so, a source close to the Markham and Gargan told in countryside and the Joseph F. Gargan and Paul S. inquest said Wednesday. their testimony of how accepted figure of 250,000 Vietnamization program, where Markham testified at the inquest Sources close to the senator Kennedy infiltrators in 1968, he said. returned to the Chappaquiddick U.S. combat responsibility is into Mary Jo Kopechne's death said Kennedy hopes the Island cottage that had been the Last year the Viet Cong-North turned over to the South that they didn't promptly report transcript from the inquest will site of a reunion cookout before the auto accident that took her be made public soon so all the the accident, and of life because they thought Sen. Kennedy's questions that have arisen over consternation and confusion, the Edward M. Kennedy was going the accident are answered. source reported. COMPUTER told Then, the of source their said, they return with Kennedy to the scene of the DATING accident -- Poucha Pond their repeated dives - and of in an by Cybernetics, Inc. attempt to locate Miss The modern way Kopechne. to date. Meet new, exciting people. Finally, the source said, they I testified they drove Kennedy to Write P. O. Box 9111, Lansing, Mich., the Chappaquiddick ferry 48909 for an application or information. landing so he could return t Ed gar town and report the j accident. 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There have been strengthening the country's ummary of th« day's «v«nts from missMe power earlier than he had around Laird's estimate last Noting that "some people conservative" unofficial estimates running up offensive strategic forces if the our wir« sorvlcos. forecast to Congress last year. summer that the Soviets could thought I had overstated the The Pentagon chief declined "Based upon the present to 279- have about 420 of the huge SS 9 casf at the time," Laird said his to say how many of the SS9's '-,aird also refused to how construction rate, the Russians missiles in readiness by 1974. estimate of the developing capable of hurling a single much earlier the Soviet knockout punch will be ready, threat continues to grow at the JETS LAUNCH ASSAULT saying information he wuld give this to Congress in current pace, "Based upon their present hearings on the new budget. Two new weapons Laird indicated last weekend missile construction rate, the that the Nixon administration He cited two new offensive Russians could have a knockout missile force in place before 1974." -Defense Secretary Melvin Laird Israelis hit intends to move forward into a second pahse of the Safeguard antiballistic missile system, but weapons h'gh among which he said would be possibilities. the list of TEL AVIV (AP)--Israeli jets attacked Egyptian military The Egyptian military command said m a Cairo radio Israeli the military correspondents Aviv said. for^ and^extenf'the dev^lo^r'a^new § mfiile attacking jets faced The multipronged air assault expansion is still under study. carrying airplane the B1 which targets within earshot of Cairo broadcast that formations of "little or no interference from was one of the largest At the same time he noted would be a follow - on'to the Wednesday in one of the deepest Israeli jets passed over Inshas, Egyptian anti-aircraft fire or deployments of Israeli aircraft there has been a six month aging B52 bomber penetrations into the Arab Tel el Kabir, Suez and Dahashur defending planes as they since the 1967 war, Israeli slippage in the first phase of the JL nations the 1967 but were "instantly intercepted since Arab-Israeli war, the military attacked one of Egypt's best military correspondents said. Safeguard program, designed t- Navy's Underwater OUia De tne Long Range by Egyptian fighters and defended sectors." protect two of the country's si Missile System, an improvement command sais. anti-aircraft fire. The command International News Israeli aircraft staged an almost Previous attacks in Egypt were Mjnuteman intercontinental Polaris submarine The planes, a spokesman said, described the attack as aobrtive. attacked military and industrial simultaneous strike against made last June bV Israeli ballistic missile complexes "* All Israeli planes returned Egyptian targets along the Suez commandos - apparently starting in mid -1974, weapon. complexes both north and south safely, the Israelis said, Canal, military spokesmen in Tel transported by helicopters- Both of these are in the A Lebanese cabinet meeting called Wednesday to of the capital-among them a Expansion under studv research and development stage discuss the significance of a weekend Isreali raid ended military camp at Inshas, 10 miles He attributed this delay to his and, considering the time it with the ouster of Gen. Emile Boustani as commander- in was - chief.He was replaced by Brig. Jean Njeim. Boustani the Lebanese leader who agreed to allow Arab to the northwest, and Dahashur, about six miles south of Cairo. Dahashur is near Helwan, a one at Agnew visits belief that "we could not go ahead until we had approval by Congress." This did not come until late last year. final usually take? to bring a new weapon system into operation, probably would not be ready for some seven or eight years. measures commandos to work out of Lebanon for raids on Isreal. Nile River city where the Soviet An anti-commando stance by the government would mean a probable downfall of the government. Union is reported cooperating in a $1-billion steelworks expansion of the there-designed to security A TIt*,iditd ** i xo-miie route irom suDan The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State University, is published every class day and Sundays during four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. Mayor Enji Uetaki of Hachioji, West Tokyo, t^Afton <5Ent*lmi"0n (A^^Oi^St <£L "iEZVLSpiro? In5ternati £? International onal Airport hotel> and f^eAirport to Agnew' Agnew' truckstofilled with s ^Agnew, greeted ai by Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Subscription rate is $14 per year. demonstrated a yen for long range planning by The jets also struck at Tel el A^ew tuca™ hefe Wednesday ed-helmeted police Rahman and U.S. Ambassador Member Associated Press, United Press International, Inlani depositing the equivilant of $27.70 in a local Japanese Kabir, believed to be Egypt's largest military installation, the l}'I 5Sj!Sr^SSST«r accorded a dignitary visiting this thta accompanied the vice r_sident'spresident's Jack W. Lydman, came with a Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Fiess, Michiga. Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Presr. A: soc;auon, Unitet bank and ordered that the money cannot be withdrawn motorcade along nlrtno the hiohu,^ highway mission to reassure Malaysian Israeli's said. It is located about country' which had been cleared of all leaders of U.S. intentions to States Student Press Association. until the year 2970 by his descendents. At 5.5 per cent 36 miles west of Ismailia in the maintain a.Western presence i Armed soldiers stood every traffic. interest, the account by that time will be worth $5 central sector of the Suez Canal, few hundred feet along the Second class postage paid at East Lansing Michigan. septillion, bank officials said. The mayor said, "The idea y s Secret service agents and this Part of the wor,d after the Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Service Malaysian police ranged through »r,/,sn W,thdrawal from Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. is to encourage people, including myself and my Kuala Lumpur8 checking ne'ghboring descendents, to have a big heart and to think big and plan big." Supreme Court ruling an overnight stop on the seventh Phones: Editorial Classified U«5-b25!i in the remote Advertising 35uc*5u The State Dept. reported Wednesday that enemy leg of the 26-day Asian tour. centra, ^ £ingdoms of Nepa, Display Advertising 353-c40o subject of school sit-in Business-Circulatii r 355-31-^7 infiltration in Vietnam dropped sharply in 1969 to an Left-wing political groups and Afghanistan, circulated pamphlets and Despite the nightime arrival, Photographic 355-8311 estimated 100,000 - 110,000 men, compared with some statements attacking Agnew's about 1,000 Malaysians lined the 250,000 men the previous year. Press officer Robert J. PETAL, Miss. (AP) -- White reported in any of the other visit and U.S. policy in Vietnam, route. Many apparently McCloskey said the figures were "agreed current parents and their children staged districts. , Some demanded revenge for the wandered over to the highway estimates by intelligence agencies in Washington." a sit - in at Petal Junior High At the. Junior hi8h school in death Qf a Chinese man shot after police blocked their cars on Wednesday to protest U.S. Petal> Principal Roland Loper during anti-American protests approach roads. Supreme Court orders that J*88 besieged by mothers that accompanied the 1966 visit The main thrust of Agnew's National News moved some 250 white pupils to demanding their children be here Qf President Lyndon B. message to both Malaysia and a previously all - black school. accepted in the^same^classrooms Johnson. Singapore is that the United The demonstration in this where they had studied before The country has been a ctate States does not plan to abandon Joseph A. "Jock" Yablonski apparently.*!}^,jl^ke unincorporated orated community of the Christmas holidays. of emergency since Southeast Asia, despite the stress and trying to defend himself when hen Ke" was mucderel! afi«u*t - ~ 5 000 in - southern - . s stumd." Loper said, but stuP'°> Loner Malay-Chinese riots exploded on Asian self-reliance in the along with his wife and daughter in bedrooms of their was the first since 30 1 just can t do.it. I have to do ^ May. An estimated 1,200 Nixonn doctrine. doc; what the court orders. It s either home, Pennsylvania State Police said Wednesday. An Monday under the "total and 1 a\ unloaded shotgun was found on a windowsill near immediate" desegregation order Yablonski's bed, and a number of shotgun shells were of the Supreme Court. found beneath his body. An unloaded .22 caliber rifle was also found in the room. Seven districts more Mississippi opened for classes ffflCKER WOULDi HOBIE'S Wednesday under new desegregation plans, but a crop MAKE YOUR Though it does not agree with Sec. of Labor George of new private schools seemed Shultz' view that the time is ripe to loosening the DECOUPA&SE BASKETS flavor of the month: CREME DE MENTHE likely to leave many public NOW nation's monetary strings, the White House said the schools more segregated than SHAKES. A perfect treat for any dav. Offer before. There trouble question "is being thought about very seriously" and was no good only at Trowbridge Address. FAST, FREE that it will keep watch for the proper economic signals. DELIVERY! Shultz had said Tuesday that high interest rates and scarce credit were squeezing business too hard. Exam da Hobie's PHONE 351-3800 A Teamsters union demand for wage hikes of $3 an forCivil CARRYOUT & DELIVERY TROWBRIDGE AT HARRISON hour over three years for the nation's truck drivers was • SUBMARINES • rejected by the industry Wednesday as "highly The 1970 U.S. Civil Service examination for those persons inflationary" and impossible to pay. Ray F. Beagle, the who applied before Dec. 5, chief industry negotiator, estimated that wage and other, 1969, will be administered demands would total nearly $9 billion and would Saturday at various locations. virtually double labor costs; Frank E. Fitzsimmons, the The examination date Teamsters acting president, said, "I don't think the price previously reported in the State News was incorrect. tag is any higher than absolutely necessary to give our people what they are entitled to." [ recision , David Sarnoff, 78, announced his resignation Wednesday as chairman of the board and a director of Imports RCA for reasons of health. Sarnoff is currently in the hospital convalescing from a series of mastoid operations. 'specializing in finer sports cars' RCA owns the National Broadcasting Corp., and manufactures radios, televisions, and other electronics OUR BODY SHOP material. Sarnoffs son, Robert, was selected to replace WILL REPAIR his father as chairman and will continue as president and YOUR IMPORT that fit! Decoupage chief executive officer. AND MAKE IT supplies available. LOOK LIKE NEW NEW CLASSES NOW Cynthia Wedel, the new president of the National Call for an estimate now. Forming. Council of Churches, said she agrees with the Supreme 731 E. Kalamazoo Open Mon.-Sat. 10-5:3 Courts ruling that official prayers have no place in 482-4444 j692 Okemos Rd. 351-4944 public schools. "We've got to recognize that we are a pluralistic society," she said, "and there are'people who ★★★★★*★★★★★★★★★★★★ FREE?- don't pray or who want to pray in their own way." She i LAST 2 DAYS! 2 went on to say that the ban will focus attention on the A mini lesson costs just an hour of time, an hour Bible as literature and will result in better national that will provide a glimpse into the fundamentals appreciation of the Bible and religion. of a whole new concept in reading. Spend the Sign up NOW for UNION BOARD'S hour, it's free. Sec. of Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin designated 211 European Summer Flights! areas in 30 states Wednesday to begin food stamp programs. They include 31 counties which have not had jD H Detroit Metro Departures 1. June . June 21 2. June 24 - Sept. aepi. 2 London $229 z uonaon $100 due IS AT THE Univ. sity I SCHEDULE any type of government food aid for needy families. • Aug. 18 London $234 January 9 1100 Trowbridge Rd. Most of the areas, including New York City, will shift jL 3. June 25 • Sept. 15 London $209 AU SABLE LODGE... Mon., Jan. 12. 12-4-6-8 p.m. from distribution of commodities to the stamp plan, which enables families to buy bonus coupons and trade J 4. July 16 - Aug. 31 Japan $429 New York Departures Snowmobiles, sleigh rides, ice fishing, dancing T jes., Jan. 13 4-6-8 p.m. them at stores the same as cash. * 5. to popular rock bands, hot wines, cocktails, sauna Wed., Jan. 14 4-6-8 p.m. July 14 ■ Sept. 14 London $189 baths, Saturday night smorgasbord and indoor 7r Balance due 6. July 24 • Sept. 7 London $202 For Further Information snuggling. Fine skiing facilities, too .. . for those Michigan News yL May 1. occasional snuggle-breaks. Call 353-51 1 1 Collect Chicago Departure Gov. Milliken said Wednesday that additional sources 7. Aug. 11 • Sept. 9 London $223 Evelyn wood Located 5 miles south of revenue would be needed for Michigan's 1970-71 ' Open to MSU and Oakland Students, faculty, staff, and Z of Gaylord, Michigan. budget or ". .there may be some sharp . curtailment of employees and their immediate families. Immediate families^ Take the "Waters" exit Reading Dynamics Programs." Millikin did not say where the additional ji may take advantage of this offer even though MSU affiliate ) (off 1-75) on to N. Old 27. ~320 West Eight Mile Road revenue might come from, but bills to increase the state ^ does not go along. Southfield, Michigan 48075 income tax and cigarette tax are awaiting legislative * For Information, call Union Board Office 355-3355 action. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ POINT OF VIEW 1 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS A non-existent threat IVERSITY to a non-existent power WILLIAM B. CASTANIER EDITOR'S NOTE: The following "Point time, and then they become dangerous advertising manager of View" was written by former ASMSU that the students of MSU aren't it even Chairman Tom Samet. The article concerns faintly interested in the Massey Report' TRINKA CLINE, executive editor the McKee Report on studeritparticipation nor have they ever been; nor should NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor thev in academic government. ever be. That report, even before GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor being DEBORAH FITCH, feature editor gelded by Killingsworth, Garfinkel ; LINDA GORTMAKER, Sunday editor Let's get a few things straight; and let's sundry other unlicensed surgeons, „m do it now, before the Academic Council, in meaningless -devoid of any real significance Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor its wisdom, begins the new decade with the in terms of our educational r .. .. JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor experience far outstanding journalism. ideological relics of the past century. What Were it not so pathetic, the hysteria which I am talking about, of course, is the Massey the document has created in the council Report (alias the McKee Report) which would be amusing. The blustering apoplexv claims to concern itself with "student of Garfinkel et al is rooted in a EDITORIALS participation in academic governance." In misconception of what the report is all gro« one sense, the title is both honest and about, and, in fact, what the nature of the ! revealing. Keep in mind that it says authority of the Academic Council is. The I nothing about "student participation in Massey Report is a non-existent threat to a education," especially his or her own non-existent power. The great education. That is precisely because there which underlies the whole fallacy You tackled finan is no causal relationship between "academic governance" as we commonly same document, fallacy, for that matter, which is responsible for the unconscionable the know it, and education (yours or mine); or, arrogance generally displayed by the if there is such a relationship, it is council, is the notion that decisions, undiscovered and deeply hidden in the important decisions, are actually made how about a mire of John Hannah's mind.. But, alas, John Hannah is no longer among us. each (or any) month in the Con Room. Con Nonsense. Ail rhetoric aside, two factors and When meaningful changes are who will have to study more being made determine a students' ability to than his (and, despite the council, there have been more privileged attend a university - his financial some) when, say, existing curricula are counterparts. situation and his scholastic standing. being overhauled, or courses are being Also adopted at the December If MSU is to better serve the needs of designed, or teachers are being hired, it is trustee meeting was a new fee refund being done primarily within individual the excluded people who presently are from colleges, these two policy. Under the new policy, students will receive a total refund was it she was saying? departments. That's fine. That is precisely where most of those decisions ought to be determinants must be dealt with. for classes dropped through the last made. But let us not humor the Academic And it Council any further by allowing its seems as though MSU has day of adding classes, the fifth day members to suppose that we find their finally tackled at least one - of the term. This term students can activities significant, or even financial assistance. interesting. If drop classes without penalty until "Well, I hope you all got your Christmas men like Garfinkel find their own outraged The move by the trustees at the Jan. 13. Students will be wishes, folks; besides that of having Vice bombast st imulating-that charged is fine; if December board meeting to increase President Agnew leave the Killingsworth is stirred by his own $6.50 per net credit dropped for country . . . You » off to s ; the know the White House said that the Vice oratory-that is also fine; if Hathaway finds student aid grants (SAG) from a credits changed after the fifth class President received 'mixed reactions' on his it intriguing to subtly threaten so-called maximum of S4.30 to $6.50 per visit to Guam -• that means that the day and before midterm. people --"Tell Sen. Strom Thurmond that we'll student leaders with the destruction of the credit hour represents a significant The threw both rocks and bottles." send him a post card." previous system did not Massey Report-then 1 suppose it is only step toward As you tell from the above equalizing college provide total refunds for credits can --"No, smart guy. This isn't Apollo 13." those so-called student leaders who ought enrollment. Under the new system, a monologue of Johnny Carson, comedians to be annoyed (and they are); but the rest dropped during the first five days of have had a field day --"What's that you of us ought not to indulge the fantasies of normal load of 15 credits could cost joking about Spiro say? There's a hijacker classes, the time when most credits Agnew's Asian tour. aboard the plane?" others. It is only S97.50 time, now, to make it - a figure much more are dropped. The old system also The Vice President and his wife left Dec. realistic than that of most other unmistakably clear that we are not charged out of state students $ 15.50 26 on a 10 country, 25 day, 37,000 mile --"No, Mr. Nixon says that Spiro can't sit outraged at the outrage, or swayed by the universities and colleges. fact-finding mission. The trip in the President's seat on the plane." per net credit changed. was billed as oratory, or threatened by the threats. A The unique factor of this system is Agnew's debut in the world of --"We'll be back in time for the next few of us, perhaps, are amused. But for the Now it is time for the admissions international diplomacy. moratorium." most part, as far as the that the grants are based on need office to Massey Report is begin to realistically No doubt, when the Vice President concerned, we really don't care very much. alone. Other forms of financial aid appraise MSU's returns to the United States, the American --"Well! Of all the I hope you and standards of ... involve jobs, which take away study admissions. The University can no your mother make it there, too, Walter Now it is true, of course, that the report people will be curious to hear what he has time: loans, which have to be repaid to say about the Asian tour. Cronkite -- you 'effete snob'!" recommends that,students participate in all longer neglect its responsibility to With the tour being Mrs. Agnew's first --"Don't with interest: and scholarships, adjust admission tests and criteria to forget to brush your teeth, departmental affairs which are, in which require that certain scholastic trip abroad, she'll probably have a lot to Kimberly." somebody's opinion, appropriate for reflect the cultural and educational students. Two questionsimmediatelyarise: say, too. Maybe one of the first questions --"So what if standards be maintained. All three we had to wait on stand-by differences between white, middle asked of her will be just what she was to catch Which affairs are those? In whose opinion forms are inadequate for the truly a plane." class schools and saying when a Associated Press are they appropriate? The council, needy student, the student from the inner-city, predominantly black schools. photographer snapped a picture of her Vice President and Mrs. fortunately, cannot directly engage in the ghetto who cannot get a scholarship minutes before the plane's take-off. Spiro internal affairs of the several departments. T. Agnew bid farewell to a send- because he went to a ghetto school, In the Associated Press photo, which -"Tell Mr. Nixon that Spiro will shovel And so, despite its benevolent but -The Editors off crowd In Washington Dec. 26 who cannot afford to pay off a loan appeared in papers and magazines the White House sidewalk when we get amorphous "recommendations," the only- throughout the country, Mrs. Agnew as they began their 10 nation back." actual legislation contained within the appeared to be yelling something to tour of Asia. AP Wirephoto Massey Report concerns the seating of someone as she stood on the plane's ramp students, with full membership, on the beside the Vice President. Turning various standing committees of the faculty, our What was it she was saying? Could it have been: --"Oh yeah! Well, the same to you, David --"And remember, Kimberly Agnew, I don't want you wearing any peace arm bands while we're gone." make --"It sure when beats the Spiro trips that was we governor used to of and on important, committees the council itself. To consider that one must presuppose that those Maryland. As Spiro says, 'If you've seen are of profound value, or Brinkley!" •-"You watch your mouth, Dick Gregory, one ghetto, you've seen them all'." embody great potential for change. That is to problems For years on years we have been -•"Eat your heart out, saw him first." Racquel Welch. I -"No, this isn't the CBS private company or we'll have government position." you appointed to a --"What do you mean our passports have --"Yes, the Vice President got the speeches that you wrote for him, Woody Allen." a myth. Students are considerably more concerned with output than with input. Input of the sort prescribed in the Massey plane." Report is hardly a satisfactory way of cussing and blaspheming the tetanus Nixon was to sign the National --"You throw one more rock, George been cancelled?" --"Psst, Pat. Be sure to watch 'General providing for meaningful output. To shots needed when you fall into the Environmental Quality Act of 1969 Wallace, and I'll have you taken off the --"I'd like to go to the women's club Hospital' and 'Dark Shadows,' so you can suggest that the report succeeds in placing White House social list." fill me in on what students in a position to influence their Red Cedar Rivgr. (How old is that which authorized, among other meeting tomorrow, Pat. But, Spiro says happened when I get -"What do you mean you forgot Spiro's that I have to go back." education is joke anyway?) things, the establishment of a with him." patently absurd. The dictionary?" document is certainly not worthy of the For years on years it has caused a Council on Environmental Quality to --"Don't worry America. We're -•"It is going to be a great trip. I'm sure coming horror which it has inspired in some; and slight flurry of indignation in the recommend policies. back." glad that we entered that Standard Oil Co. any student on the brink of being seduced Though the resolve of --"No, the press wasn't invited. Spiro is 'Win-a-Trip' contest." And, oh yeah, Spiro by it, ought first to ask himself, after pages of the State News and among a the --"If the press and television stations give . . says he is few anxious students and faculty. President to act to curb pollution in going to send back his own news stories." going to use the time to catch up on his James Baldwin, "Do I want to be vou a hard time, Mr. Nixon, you just send For years on years, too, we have its various forms is still not without reading." integrated into this burning house?" heard the pleadings of the question, it is clear that action conservationists and don't-you groups on campuses, in communities OUR READERS' MIND -dare-litter people: and for years on and even in the Congress are building years we. as a nation, even as a up their strength to fight a strong Booze battle. plus speed University community, have done nothing about the wasting of our natural and not-natural environment by pollutants, ranging from common garbage to noise to industrial smog. on Punctuating these developments Annual our Symposium, own campus is the Fourth University "The College creates bad trip Endangered . To The Editor: Species." The topic grew out of condition of the wide-awake Among the New Deal programs of While applauding the general theme of drunk. the 30's and early 40's was the extensive polling of both students Combining amphetamine with a countering the effects. I cannot help but authority, such as Dr. Werner. your editorial of Dec. 5, regarding the think that barbiturate or tranquilizer for articles which dispense famous Civilian Conservation Corps and faculty in which ecology proved use of amphetamines, I am quite studying medical advice should at least be concerned about some of the advice purposes is also not such a good idea. John H. McNeill (CCC) which, as one former member to be the checked by a competent overwhelming choice. doled out in the same article. Codeine Dexamyl, which contains amobarbital, medical Asst. professor of pharmacology stated, put "bums off the streets to Leading off the speakers for the cough medicine and Southern Comfort, not pentobarbital, as you stated, is work cleaning up our natural week is Gaylord Nelson, Democratic unless taken in massive designed to affect mood and depress doses, will not resources." Senator from Wisconsin, who has overcome the appetite -- not to keep people awake. stimulating effects of The quantities of amobarbital that, as The Second World War, of course, ended the program. Perhaps it is been an anti-pollution outspoken proponent of legislation. He is amphetamine. depressants do same areas of Alcohol not affect the and other exactly the brain, as does you phrased it, "take a lot of the unpleasant edge off the amphetamine " For accurate reporting ironical, then, that another war has currently spearheading a nationwide amphetamine, and thus titration of this will also counter, at least partially, the central To The Editor: re-initiated the teach-in on the environment. kind stimulating properties of the Whatever the organization, it is in no way struggle for just doesn't work. Booze plus The caption on the front environmental survival. He will be followed on speed should lead drug. page of your connected or affiliated with the Michigan The Tuesday to the interesting One also has the problem with these Dec. 5 issue, under the Education Assn. The movement to and Wednesday by David Sills, picture of Michael Michigan Education stop the war has drug combinations of people who D. Norman, carries a piece of sensitized to other social problems, Wayne Morse and Ashley Montagu, respond more to the barbiturate than to misinformation that could Assn.,^in turn, is Huber's not connected with Sen. study in any the most immediate of which must be the quality of our environment. all possessing impressive credentials in the field loosely called Fueling the fire the amphetamine, and actually become sedated rather than stimulated. correction. Apparently Norman certainly stand refers to affiliated organization, the for Higher Education. way, nor is our Michigan Assn. ecology. To the Editor: Your concluding paragraph a private The war itself and the condition The first step must always be to gave some organization called, "Higher Education American war deaths reported excellent advice regarding the use of Executive Associates," of our environment are not unrelated awaken people to a problem. Time is over in although it appears George C. Brown, Jr. 300,000? Not quite! If you would check, amphetamines -- in fact, the whole portions of the article to be Asst. executive secretary topics, however. Both running out for our environment. We called, are intricately there is a difference between deaths and editorial was a good one with the High Education Executive Associates" for public relations, connected, for both concern the dare not continue to drain from the casualties. Casualties include a soldier who exception of the one and "Higher Education Assn. is missing in action, or who has been paragraph on (!)." Michigan Education Assn. survival of man, and the quality of land without replenishing the soil; to killed, choke the air with toxic gasses nor wounded or captured as a result of enemy human life. (JHEN YOU'RE SELECTEP SV THE action. Thus, from the age of protest turn our waters into cesspools of HEAP BEAGLE FOR A SPECIAL Your misleading headline is just which emerged from the Vietnam industrial waste. We have a chance to adding ASSI6NMENT, VOU HAVE NO TIME fuel to the all ready too large number of FOR GIRLS' - war, a new topic is entering center begin talking next week at the misinformed, immature students who stage. The catchwords are ecology, University College symposium. Let's always seem ready to act, condemn and take demonstrate before they bother environment and pollution. advantage of it. checking the facts. It is significant that the first Judith Anderson action of the seventies for President -The Editors Olivet sophomore Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 8, 1970 5 I Students offer social aid By SHIRLEY JOHNSON the relationships which develop schools -- not only to help the The Volunteer Bureau itself is State News Staff Writer worthwhile, according to Maxie teacher, but to practice their composed of three major Commission (CCC) and SCOPE. C. Jackson, asst. director of skills needed in the class-room. divisions: Volunteer The Programs, transportation pool Volunteer Programs. The first-hand experience headed by Cauley; Keeping in step with the Volunteer provides rides for volunteers recent trend toward social The Citizens Congress Inc., a gained enables the volunteer to Transportation Pool, headed by without means of relatively new program, works co-ordinate the techniques and Paul responsibility, MSU established Christensen; and Student transportation. Due to the large one of the largest volunteer .with the Model Cities program. gain a working relationship with Programs, including four major number of volunteers requiring Volunteers within this field aid students. The chance also arises areas which organizations in the state. are; SEC, transportation, over 20 drivers the people of the community by to correct some of the injustices The Volunteer Bureau began Emergency Service Corporation, are employed each term. informing them about the which poverty, mis-education in 1963 when the first volunteers were placed in some programs and opportunities and cultural depravity may bring available to them. Each of the area schools to aid teachers. From that point, the volunteer spends approximately five hours per week working in The following is an example of organization has grown to the requests the bureau receives include programs ranging from an assigned location in the Lansing area. asking for assistance depicts tutoring to assisting a probation many of the problems which officer in his duties. Applications grow need correction. One of the newest programs, begun fall term, involves the Each year the number of Big brother Ingham County Court. student applications for "In past years 1 hav volunteer work continues to ask d for Volunteers, after acceptance a young man f into the program, are assigned to grow. Today there are over i 'big brol a probate officer and work in 5,000 MSU volunteers working of c one r buys. Y > daily in projects. John Cauley, program development of the able to find individuals under the officer. acting director of Volunteer your volunteers who was willing Programs, said. True sportsmanship Delinquents Many of the volunteers work During the previous year, over to supply this service. directly with delinquent 1,500 students volunteered their "This year we have a boy in Students active in the Volunteer Bureau can take part in the Big Brother program. the fifth grade, age 10, parents teenagers and their parents. They spend time with one youngster during the week, giving him the influence of Prospective volunteers are divorced and father living in a missing parent at home. The Big Brother program involves Skills needed a a commitment to a carefully screened, and those different state. child for nearly one year. accepted into the program find Many of the opportunities "According to the mother's available to the volunteers telephone conversation the boy concern tutorial skills or is depressed, withdrawing, losing recreational activities. Activities his enthusiasm which has been Cristo Rey Volunteer such as the his normal state in the past. She U' Community volunteers who They help people of the Mexican-American Center use speak Spanish. wonders and attention of whether an might help him. He could work the interest adult male community with him during school, and find low-income housing, get maybe after. utilities piac. d in their homes receives runner-up and aid relationships. in tenant-landlord The volunteer effort was first "I'd appreciate someone who would help him; he needs to help." national begun with Student Education Year's job competition sponsored The 1969 Volunteer Awards Richard J. Hughes of New by the Lane Bryant Volunteer Corps (SEC). After consultation Committee was made up of Mrs. Jersey; and Lawrence Spivak, with area principals and A commemorative plaque . Awards Committee. Students wishing to work on a Dorothy B. Chandler, vice producer of Meet the Press. teachers, the first college which was awarded to MSU's The Lane Bryant Volunteer The one.to.one basis with children president for corporate relations individual winner for students were placed in Lansing student volunteer programs Dec. Awards were established in 1948 1969 was Bronson L. Gentry of can app,y for thp Bj 4, has finally arrived. to recognize volunteer efforts. of the Times Mirror; Kenneth B. Detroit. and East Lansing public schools. Brother-Big Sister programs. Volunteer teaching Clark, president of the The Volunteer Action Effort Two $5,000av/ards are given, one Metropolitan Applied Research The group winner was Gains experience Volunteers, once they receive their at MSU was one of five groups to a group and one to an Center, Inc.; Sen. Mark O. Scotland Community assignment can vary the Students active in the Volunteer Bureau take The SEC, the oldest hours according to the interests part that were runners-up in a individual. Hatfield, R-Oregon; Gov. Development Inc., of Rockville, in teaching classes in the Lansing and East Lansing Md. organization in the bureau, and enthusiasm of the child, makes use of education majors. This assignment usually requires public schools, .The volunteers are usually students The plaque was officially COMPLEX LOCATIONS awarded to the MSU group in One day a week during the term, a commitment of one year in education and are offered a chance to help the students taking the education because of the inter-personal themselves obtain a better Washington, D.C. at the Lane methods block are placed in educatic Bryant Volunteer Awards relationship which develops. All-'U' book exchange Dinner. On display METEORITE EFFECTS John Cauley, acting director of helps students cash the Office of Volunteer save Programs, said the plaque was provided this service through Wednesday. Lynne Schaefer, Mt Clemens $600 during the first two days tj,at it was available. A complete current accepted by James R. T^nck, then director of the Office of Volunteer Programs. Due to an oversight, Tanck did Fireball' invades Abrams course not receive the plaque at the re-creation of the meteorite planetarium, "is a special exhibit with extraterrestrial material. sophomore and coordinator of As a giant "fireball" crashes a MSU's first all-University book ♦ requirement list, compiled toward the earth, visitors to that caused the famous Barringer of meteorites in our Display Included in the display is a the New Community book duri Christmas vacation, meteorite which can be touched The plaque was waiting for MSU's Abrams Planetarium Meteorite Crater in central Hall. It is probably the best change is successfully exchange the Union, said the assured- - buyers of purchasing Cauley when he returned from and examined closely." convenient purpose of the exchange witness the aftereffects of a Arizona and will also see the display of meteorites ever correct texts. assembled in the State of The current show will run locations Christmas break. It will be on meteorite. This is part of the more typical "fireball" which on campus. merely to help the students save To buy a book, a student Exchange centers to buy, as display in 26 Student Services public program now showing at occasionally drops meteorites to Michigan. through March 1. money. should visit one of the locations the earth. "We are particularly proud of Programs are shown at 8 p.m. sell, books, will be in "The amount of money at the specified time, check the Bldg. the planetarium. this exhibit," he says, "and we Fridays, 2:30 and 8 operation in the Union Ballroom take in obviously does not make Brief history "Fire in the Sky" deals with "Coinciding with the current p.m. available course listings for feel that it fits in very from 10 a.m. through 10 p.m. a substantial dent in bookstore various sized objects which program," says Von Del well with Saturdays and 2:30 and 4 p.m. correct texts and ask the program since they today, the Brody multi-purpose MSU's organized volunteerism plunge into the earth's Chamberlain, director of the both deal Sundays. purchases." Miss Schaefer said. salesperson for the required- began in 1962 with the Student rooms from 6 to 12 p.m. tonight "We are successful enough to book. atmosphere. The objects range and in the East Fee Conference Education Corps (SEC), a group from subatomic particles which plan to continue our efforts To sell last term's books, fill Room from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. the future," she said. of 10 students who worked in cause the beautitul northern out the necessary cards available, Pontiac schools. today and Friday and again hopefully the operation will indicate your selling price and lights to "fireballs" which cause from 10 p.m. on Today the SEC is the nation's gigantic craters in the earth. * 10 to become much larger." Dedicated to. a.m. receive a receipt. It will be Saturday and Sunday. The Union's largest college student volunteer Several accounts of possible exchange necessary to return a few days The Wonders complex also program, with over 1800 meterorites will be explained, operation took in approximately later to conect the money if sbmeone book. has purchased your students well as serving 72 schools, as adult and special including Biblical references and examples from Greek Che Guevera! ( Minorityliterature A receipt must be presented to education classes. mythology. Visitors will witness collect the money from the sale. Showing Central Michigan's Most Complet of John Michael, Portage, Ind., junior and coordinator of the featured by East Complex effort, reports that so far they have traded more than $1,600 in books. PIPESAND Sm0kers Savanelli • G.B.D. - Comoys - Dunhill The premiere Minority Bookstores, Other features in the store "We have many texts in stock Kaywoodie - The Pipe - Dr. Plumbs International, (MBI), has include a 25-volume series on for introductory everything from essays by "Afro-American Studies," and graduate level classes," Michael s And all other advertised brands. Featuring imported Ciga> fi c From 35 Counti that never happened. Kwame Nkruma and Huey Chicano, Indian and Oriental said. Showing Over I HI brands - Tobacco. Newton to comic books and works. All buyers must be certain of Showing Over 100 Brands-Cigars. Mexican cook books. The Minority Bookstore is their purchases, since all sales are The newly-opened store at from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. final. The exchanges deal only in 201'/2 Grand River Ave. is the only place in Michigan outside of Detroit where the works of open every day. cash sales, North Washington MAC'S HANS WERNER HENZE Nkruma, black calendars and "THE RAFT OF THE FRIGATE 'MEDUSA'." other minority literature are available, the proprietors said. Besides featuring authors like LeRoi Jones, Richard Wright and Don Lee, MBI also carries black and Chicano childrens' "terature. The three owners are optimistic about MBI, and plan to expand in this area and on other Michigan college campuses. Eric Winston, one of the owners, is a librarian for the Center for Urban Affairs. A New Yorker, originally from Goergia, he majored in history at Morehouse College and did his maker's work at '-fuvorsity in library science. Atlanta FUN WORKING IN EUROPE our bag Garrard's X-10 module. Patricia Duignan, originator of the bookstore idea, teaches English to Spanish-speaking students in Lansing. She received her degree in philosophy at the Catholic University of Puerto Rico and is working on her masters degree in Spanish at MSU. new groove Just plug our"bag,^^into your thing to obtain precision record playing capability. Miss Duignan contacted Play 7", 10", 12" records at 331/s, 45, or 78 rpm. Winston and Dr. Thomas The X-10 is complete with matched stereo ceramic Robinson, cartridge, diamond stylus, base and dust cover. $52.50. a Lansing surgeon, See it at your high fidelity dealer oi who were interested in the idea. for membership and 34-page illustrated JOBS ABROAD maga¬ Robinson set of history. tapes has prepared his own on world-wide black zine complete with details and applications to International Society for Training and Culture, 866 United Nations Plaia, New York, N. Y., a non-profit student membership organization. Garrard Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 8, |970 Remove By DAVID BASSETT acronym WARN (Women and Uganda. "The those threat to States, the women, plus a few leopard The tour will include nine reserves. State News Staff Writer Against Ravishment of Nature), Expressing his African exchange ideas with leaden; I Armed with cameras and 1138 as its 8oa' "the halting of r -1-' ^ concern the problem, Merowit cited - *• Lri<| over wildlife," Merowit himself said, men who may be selected to game parks in Tanzania, Uganda In addition to this Kampala (chief native canit'1 ' a 4 'intensified by omen's accompany them, will assemble and Kenya. Travel will be by car, "in-the-bush" experience, the an(] commerical center ! portable tape recorders, 20 slaughter or the dwindling passage from the Life Magazine fashions, requires „.„re than an audio-visual record of the mini-bus or Land Rover, all group will have numerous Uganda), Nairobi (capital °r American women will go on numbers of wildlife. book "Tropical Africa." «—■—• firmer legal measures. — The research trip which will be used adapted so that optimum use opportunities to visit African Kenya) and Dar es Sala# safari to East Africa in late The trip is one phase of an on npr mnt H»ct , critical situation persuades . __ for conservation as the basis -«»«»—"— may be made of photographic „ __ __ r d cities and meet with university (capital of Tanzania) OfsDP "I February on a humanitarian and °*er"®" camPaiSn of the Friends P destroyed " thoughtful women " to launch"an ■ Thp t-u'- lectures and conferences. The opportunities. At each location, k and government officials, importance a» planned meetin educational venture -- to study the decimation of wildlife in the °. „ 'cf.JAmflca' / 8™UP "Fifty years ago," Merowit'? _ . educational campaign generating group hopes that this message the group will be briefed by „ _ „ r u a with professors with Drofessnrs from frr»m Coot East Africa passage reads, "uncountable moral Ideas exchanged builder-developer -sportsman sanctions nctions acainst against command the wi" command wi" attention of the attention of game game and park officials, and park and, in officials, and, in T Iniwafciftr University, urkiAk L«. which has ,, " the countries college millions of wild animals wheeled Clement L. Merowit, whose Merowit. whose ahnnt about freely throughout the fW>u/ adornment with trophies r of community leaders, legislators most locations, will be housed The women will be able to in each of to be A spokesman for the group i j and fashion designers. .. the ee i . .. . evaluate their own efforts and to visited. . endangered species grounds of the game said that the trip will prepare trave,s over the past decade have grasslands of East Africa. Since - those involved to teach the vital made him "increasingly aware of then, ravaged by hunters and in-the-bush' experience m*m m mm**. need for increased conservation, the ecological and social pushed out by cattle raisers, 90 "The overriding question," ||BOE> Ml AMD i EAIwKED The group, which utilizes the problems in Kenya, Tanzania per cent of the wildlife has been Merowit continued, "is whether destroyed. The rest are now another 5,000 leopard skin coats protected by stringent law in on American shoulders, which Music profs offer national parks, but relentless scientists say could wipe out this HOBIE'S poaching is killing off remnant." even this feline, is morally defensible." Upon returning to the United concert AN EVENING TO REMEMBER! A concert of oboe and piano music will be presented Renner, who has performed frequently both on and .off by two flavor of the month: CREME DE MENTHE members of the MSU music faculty, oboist Daniel campus, presented solo recitals last November in Jackson, Miss., Stolper and SHAKES. A perfect treat for any ZORBA'S GREEK NIGHT pianist David Renner, at 5 p.m. Sunday in the Music Auditorium. and in Flint. He has also been featured with the day. Offer The concert will open with "Trio Sonata in E Flat Lansing Major" by Symphony and last March with the MSU Chamber Orchestra. good only at Trowbridge Address. FAST, FREE SATURDAY JAN. 17 Georg Telemann with Stolper, Renner performing on the Sunday's concert is open to the public without charge. DELIVERY! harpsichord and cellist Louis Potter Jr., professor of music. A second work will be Poulenc's "Trio for Piano, Oboe and PHONE 351-3800 A COMPLETE GREEK Bassoon" featuring bassoonist Edgar Kirk, professor of music. Other compositions include "Two Fantasy Pieces, Opus 2," Carl Nielsen, "Pastorale, Opus 38" by Howard Hanson, by 'Modern M illie' h Hobie's MENU WITH STROLLING "Improvization (1957)" by Matyas Seiber, "Sonata Pastorale," CARRYOUT& DELIVERY TROWBRIDGE AT HARRISON MUSICIANS AND by David Stanely Smith and "Two Pieces, Opus 41" by Neils Viggo Bentzon, a contemporary Danis composer. Film S schedule • SUBMARINES • Stolper and Renner, both asst. professors of music, joined "Thoroughly Modern Millie" "Farewell to Arms," "The ATMOSPHERE PLUS . .. MSU's music faculty in 1965. Both hold bachelor and master of will open the International Film Comedians" and "The Firemen's music degrees from the Eastman School of Music. Series for winter term with Ball." RESTAURANT & Stolper has been principal oboist with the San Antonio showings at 7:30 p.m. tonight MHA-WIC PRESENTS: TIFFANY LOUNGF Symphony Orchestra and the New Orleans Philharmonic and Friday in the Auditorium. Tickets for the term may be purchased through the Orchestra. He was a visiting instructor of oboe at the Eastman Other films scheduled this Lecture-Concert Series. Tickets THE 116 E. MICH. • School of Music during the summer of 1961. He is also a member term are "The Pawnbroker," for individual showings are FREE PARKING of the MSU Richards Woodwind Quintet. "Richard II," "The Two of Us," available at the door. NOW. Open 12:45 P.M.! NOTICE TO STUDENTS C3 ICHVGAN . . SPARTAN TWIN THEATRE Theatrp Lansing Feature 1:15-3:55-6:40-9:25 m fRAwoow mnrniir ■ FRI. - CONRAD, SAT. - WILSON FAR UP! FAR OUT! FOR MORE! AND See State News Monday, DUSTIN HOFFMAN Steve McQueen MIA FARROW January 12 For Announcement Faye Dunaway „ of Ticket Distribution Date A Norman Jewison Film JOHN and MARY And Lecture-Concert Series Panavision* Color by DeLuxe FRI -WILSON, SAT.-CONRAD Programs. EXTRA!'NATURES M ACRE' Plus "WORLD OF FASHION" ALL SHOWS, 75c - 7:00 p.m. and 9:15 Open at 7:00 p.m. Matinees Daily at STUDENT & FACULTY IP's Required "101" at 7:45 & 9:45 1:00 p.m.-3:15-5:00-7:30-9:30 It's called, "Love, Peace really into their best. swung building cofne rapping on your and Happiness.'" The Chambers The audience swung door, hurling vicious threats of right Brothers' newest LP. back, too, by cheering, stamping murder and cops, invite them in. But, ironically, it'll bring and singing right along. 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On Columbia Records - Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, JanutfVy 8, 1970 7 Homosexuals form gay clubs' The only other school in the underground, and in most cases ders in pay dues, and the dances About 10 to 15 per cent of really have an option one way or there has been normally drew over 130. FREE's members are women the other about FREE. Big Ten, besides the University no attempt at capital Some of the members of and there are students as well as of Minnesota, to have a organization among them. ter One of the mo6t The organization has also of significant FREE have also become homosexual organization is the A comment by a student at non-students in the organization. received the indirect support of tal of advances of the sexual Ohio State University probably involved in trying to educate the As far as long range plans are number of University of Illinois. An Salaam revolution has taken place at the a Minneapolis best sums up student opinion of other members of the university concerned, some of FREE's organization known as the Gay special University of Minnesota, where a clergymen who have come out homosexuality when he said that community with what FREE members would like to see a Liberation Front has recently group of 60 to 80 homosexuals against what they termed many stings stands for. Several days a week regular university course taught of been founded on the Illinois the majority of students are Africa have joined together to form a society's stereotypic apathetic and really couldn't FREE has a literature table in in homosexuality, and the conceptions about campus, but it is so new it has college "Gay Club." care less about what the the student union, and members organization also hopes to only come about within the last to be The organization, which is homosexuality. In addition, homosexuals on campus do. of FREE have also given lectures increase its membership. FREE has received the support six weeks that it is not yet a called FREE -- Fight Repression And the chances are that if of Erotic Expression -- is the on homosexuality throughout According to Ihrig, FREE has of non-homosexuals around the the city of Minneapolis, as well encountered no resistance from organization. opposition to homosexuals result of the efforts of Steven campus and members of the desiring to form their own as on campus. They also either the administration or any At the majority of the other Ihrig and Koreen Phelts, both Minneapolis community. organization does exist, it is former leafleted the Young Socialist student group, but Ihrig also said Big Ten schools homosexuals students at the More locations more likely to be found Alliance convention, which was that he felt that most of the have among apparently remained University of Minnesota. students on campus did not A the administration. held in Minneapolis last year. number of other schools April initiation across the country also have Although FREE became a university-sanctioned organizations similar to the one at the University of Minnesota. SKIWEAR organization in October of last year, the movement leading up PAC tryouts set The University of California at Berkeley, San Jose State, to its conception was initiated last April when a free university class on homosexuality was Columbia and the City College of New homosexual York all have clubs, and the SALE taught. The class lasted for about six weeks and had an attendance of about 100 for winter plays movement for greater freedom for homosexuals has also taken the form of city clubs in SPORTHAUS of LANSING students each week. During the The numerous cities across the Dept. of Theater is IT_. .. m. . ds . summer, weekly picnics were University Theatre, said nj,tion E. MICHIGAN AT FOSTER sponsoring auditions at 7:30 auditions are open to all MSU ' held, and in August, a number of p.m. Monday and Tuesday in 49 students. Tryout materials are ELECTRIC IN CAR HEATERS students made application to the Auditorium for roles in the available in 149 Auditorium. student activities board for MSU Cine Series Presents Tonight Only Performing Arts Company formal university sanction. The Fabulous World of James Hilton's (PAC) winter productions. Interest grows The PAC will produce Carson Shangri-La Faithfully Portrayed Snow S McCullers' award winning play During the fall term, FREE "The Member of the Wedding" This sphinx may not stand as long as the original, held weekly meetings and also weekly dances. The meeting Feb. 24 through March 1 in THE LOST HORIZON Fairchild Theatre. The play will but Its silence will be just as profound until a warm usually drew about 60 to 80 Starring be directed by Roy Bowen, a spell. State News photo by John Harrington people, 25 of which regularly guest director for winter term Ronald Coleman from Ohio State University. He turned her into Plus Hurricane Express Chapter 1 There are six men and seven JACK TAR 'NGOMA' women in the cast. THE ANIMAL 7 & 9:30 101 N. Kedzie 50c No ID's now all he needed PAC is also sponsoring The was a leash. 8 LF dance New Playwright's Theatre. Four Absolutely Adults only sponsors original children's scripts, including musical, presented Jan. 30 through Feb. will be a Fri.-Sat. - Wells Hall 3RD WEEK! fgyjj'j','i'^fl to the hotel will be At 1:30-4:15-6:55-9:30 provided by Melvin 1 and Feb. 13-15. Numerous The Umoja Committee of the the Campbell, Detroit Umoja Committee. Black Liberation Front (BLF) will sponsor an "African "We believe that the dance will be a unique experience for all junior, will be master of ceremonies for the evening. Tickets are $2 at the Center roles productions. are available in these Acting roles are also available ^HEATERS! Ngoma" from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. black students," commented Friday in the Lansing Room of Marcia Wilson, dance chairman. for Urban Affairs, the Tutorial in the Spring Repertory for the OPEN YEAR'ROUND the Jack Tar Hotel. The "It will provide students with a evening will include better understanding of our need Center, fourth floor of the "Three Penny Opera" and Union, or from BLF complex "Volpone." "TOPAZ" chairmen and black student John Baldwin, of the dancing and a show. The for togetherness, and will give us Philippe Noiret Best Supporting Actor! Green-Mosley Quintet, a dance a chance to get to know our aides. Tickets are $2.50 at the troupe, and the Ebony Five will African brothers and sisters." door. perform. Black poets Richard COUNTDOWN THE MOST EXPLOSIVE SPY SCANDAL OF THE CENTURY!" Thomas, Shirley Echols and Barry Amis will also entertain. The Performing Arts Company to the Rides from each residence hall ' HITCHCOCKS CARIBBEAN Campus Wide i topaz STARTS TOMORROW 2 Shockers TRYOUTS TECHNICOLOR* Next... "KRAKATOA, "East of Java" THE GRUESOME Monday & Tuesday, Jan. 12 & 13 TWOSOME LAST DAY ... 7:45 -9:45 also 7:30-10:00 P.M. "All The Loving Couples" SOMETHING WEIRD Room 49, Auditorium Both in ghastly color . . . and Florida, and TOMORROW: Readings for: Mexico, and any "An eye dazzler... exciter... NORTHSIDE drive-in I T<5T! place South. The scenery, the photography—and all theatre,; . j m gargbsr The Members of the Wedding Make your those mirrors— put this one in big-time class!" NOW SHOWING! spring break travel 2 ADULT COLOR HITS New Playwright's Theatre reservations now! ELEC. HEATERS Spring Repertory (small roles) COLLEGE TRAVEL TONIGHT ALL STUDENTS WELCOME MSU INTERNATIONAL FILM SERIES presents — Also — THE HOOKED GENERATION NOW! Feature 1:35-4:15-7:00-9:35 Julie Andrews as MILLIE THE BATTLE THAT 18J CHANGED HISTORY! PROOF OF AGE WILL BE DEMANDED Mary Tyler Moore •> Shown 2nd at 9 p.n Battle.. Carol Clianning ofgntam eJames Fox in ROSS HUNTER'S at the A i, Hairy Sail/man Ptoduclu Thurs., Fri. - A UNIVERSAL PICTURE Jan. 8 & 9, 7:30 p.m. _ „ Daniele Gaubert Nino Castelnuovo Eleonora Ross :olor BvTechnicolor" rsn United UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM • fumed in Panavisiori" ArtiHti COLOR Single Admission $1.00 ROBERT WALKER .nd Philippe Forquet • Screenplay by N Cartoon & Novelty Tickets on Sale at Union Ticket Office 'CELESTE YARNALL as'W'j^ .ted from "The Lady Of The Camillias" by Ale* •Next- "X" No One Under 18. ALFRED THE GREAT Term Ticket - 7 films for $5.00 | 3rd at 10:30 p.m 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, 1 nursoay»January January 8, — 8,197Q ] SPORTS Ganakas eyes 3-2 zon By MIKE MANLEY the same the same plane out of Portland porous defense, which was new concept, the Spartans Co-captain Lloyd Ward, the after the tournament and guards and forward Ron Saturday night to rent renew hit during surrendering over 84 points a sprung it on free-wheeling Gutkowski out front. Rudy team's third leading scorer and three-year battle the trip east, Temple Coach game, Ganakas had the team Indiana last Saturday and held Northwestem's Harry Litwack explained Benjamin and Tim Bograkos, quickest player, missed the high-scorine n»i Temple University, a small his working on the 3-2 zone when the Hurryin' Hoosiers to just 37 Kelley. e 816 defense to Ganakas. two guards who hadn't seen Indiana contest with a bone chip Philadelphia school, whose main they arrived in East Lansing. points in the second half and much action during the long Ward Eager to -- in his wrist. There was some was honored Thursday claim to fame is comedian Bill improve MSU's With little time to polish the came out with an 85-84 win. at the road trip, played most of the question earlier in the week Lansing Rebounders Quk Cosby, just may have given Gus having trouble running the Ganakas the answer to his way against Indiana and looked whether Ward would play, but is Spartan of the Week it in practice," Ganakas said, plaguing defensive problems. In the battle for last place in Big Ten Basketball "but it just might be the a he says he'll be in the lineup We'll work on it this week the Far West Classic last week, during practice scrimmages. Undefeated frosh host the Owls threw a tenacious 3-2 CHICAGO (UPI) -- Illinois trounced Indiana, 94-74, Tuesday "Fundamentally, we s zone defense on the travel-weary night and Iowa dumped Michigan, 107-99, as the victors playing sound defense, but i Spartans and romped to a compiled 2-0 conference records to take the lead in the infant Big are getting hurt by teams who Ten basketball battle. ridiculously easy 90-51 win. It use a lot of motion in their was the darkest day in the The Illini, playing on their home court, broke a school field young offense," he said. "And Ralph is Henry Ford with worries career of the first-year MSU goal percentage record by sinking 40 of 59 shots from the floor not for a .679 mark. They placed six men in double yet a strong defensive coach. figures. Joe Cooke led the Hoosiers with 19, but Indiana dropped to 0-2 in player, although he's working The greatest testimony that very hard at it." can be given to the defensive is conference play. With this type of defense, the By RICH GOSLIN With Kilgore inactive, the the Henry Ford game is gUar(j that it held high-scoring Ralph The Hawkeyes, led by 34 points by John Johnson, collected small MSU club would also For a team that is undefeated frosh must place the brunt of Damon Huffman. One of the Simpson, who was averaging three-fourths of their points from three players with Fred Brown profit on the boards against the with a 2-0 record, the freshman the rebounding load on center smallest members of the team at over 32 points a game, to a sinking 23 and Chad Calabria adding 22 to lead the way. bigger, At Lafayette, Purdue won its 26th consecutive stronger rebounding basketball team at MSU is not Jim Shereda. At 6-9, Shereda is 6-1, Huffman excels on defense' meager 14. He managed only 16 game at home, teams in the conference. In without its worries. downing Wisconsin 90-74 behind the 36 points of Rick Mount. a the tallest man on the squad. ® previous frosh drawback shots, and hit but five. zone, the big men remain under First and foremost, ace center Both MSU and Temple took The win brought Purdue to 1-1 in the Big Ten. But at 22 years of age and "Defense would have to be out the basket and, theoretically, Bill Kilgore from River Rouge The Badgers captured the lead three times and tied the game having been out of school for biggest weakness, basically have the inside position on has been ruled ineligible for the nine times but fell to 0-2 in the conference. the past four years, Shereda will because we don't work on it that missed shots. remainder of the season, have to prove himself. "Jim much," stated Coach A itch. If t *!T Ohio State, (1-0), MSU (1-0), Minnesota (0-1) were idle Tuesday. Northwestern (0-1) and At Indiana, Ganakas used his two best rebounders, Simpson Secondly, Coach Matt Aitch has hasn't played a whole lot, and it the Henry Ford squad should nothing to go by in making will take a lot of work", said come up with a hot hand at and senior center Jim Gibbons, preparations for this week's Coach Aitch, "but he's willing to guard, Huffman in a|| under the basket with the two game with Henry Ford give it a go." probability will get a call from flS2\ Black Lites Community Col lege. A possible a i the " hole for Coach Aitch. rv—u a,^ ® With the exception of Kilgore the starting five for the frosh 5 ATTENTION CAR OWNERS * should list the same names the previous two contests. an accent on as in With Complete front end repair and scoring, Brian 5Mm Modern Wholesale Electric alignment Breslin and Jeff will get the nod at Vanderlende Gary Ganakas and Larry Ike will forwards; DISCOUNT"" 2143 E. 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BOX 803 Kalamazoo, Michigan 49006 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 8, 1970 9 SPORTS JEFF ELLIOTT LEN DAWSON 'S' grapplers Duffy squelc Betting involvement tough CSC, any betting rumors Before any rumors get started here concerning the betting scandal that has reached nationwide proportions, I should pass on denied by Chief QB After matches, losing the the first two MSU wrestling team roared back with a pair of last second pins and went on to MSU's 134 pounder Tom Milkovich, deadlocked 8-8 with Joe Silva, scored a takedown with 34 seconds left in the some information from Spartan Football Coach Duffy NEW ORLEANS (UPI) -- Four spoken only crush Colorado State College, match an then pinned his foe occasionally in hours, Daugherty. days before perhaps the most recent years. The tall, 30-6 Wednesday night at the IM with a cradle with just 13 The two biggest reasons for some rumors to start are the fact dark-haired important game hell ever play, The Chiefs' quarterback, quarterback entered a room full Sports Arena. seconds left that Howard Sober is a Lansing resident and the fact that the CSC scored close victories in Spartan Keith Lowrance quarterback Len Dawson of the getting ready to lead his of newsmen, faced the brilliant Spartans didn't quite live up to their pre-season expectations. Kansas City Chiefs found his teammates against the Minnesota lights of television cameras, and the 118 and 126 matches and repeated Milkovich's last second The disappointing season can be attributed to a number of name linked Wednesday to that was even in the next match heroics when he pinned Clarence Vikings here next Sunday in the calmly read a prepared things, i.e., injuries, bad breaks, officials, etc. But nowhere will of one of the men under arrest fourth annual "Super Bowl" for statement in which he denied when the tide turned for the Ross with 17 seconds left in the there be a hint of any illegal doings on the part of the players or in the Michigan gambling the world LEN DAWSON Spartans. 142 match. pro football that he has been "contacted by coaches. investigation. Paul MacArthur championship, made his any law enforcement agency or (CSC) dec. Lon Hicks (MSU), 84 However, the fact that Howard Sober lives in Lansing could Dawson's explanation was that the many I received." Larry Wagner (CSC) dec. Gary Bissell (MSU), 6-5 explanations in a late night news been apprised of the reason my cause some speculation to arise. About 12-14 years ago, Sober use the man, a non-relative named conference after meeting with Dawson also read his closing Tom Milkovich (MSU) pinned Joe Silva, 7:47 name has been brought up. to be a faithful follower of the Spartans and would help them in Donald Dawson, was a "casual Coach Hank Stram and other words to the newsmen: Keith Lowrance (MSU) pinned Clarence Ross, 7:43 "The. only reason I can think any way he could. During the summer he would provide jobs for acquaintance" to whom he had Chiefs' officials for several "Gentlemen, this is all I have to Ron Ouellet (MSU) dec. Mel Crider of," Dawson said, "is that I have (CSC), 10-1 members of the football team to work on his golf course. say. I have told you everything I Tom Muir (MSU) dec. Maurice Weaver (CSC), 7-3 a casual He even went so far as to fly some of the players and coaches acquaintance with Mr. know." Donald Dawson of Detroit, who Rick Radman (MSU) dec. Ron England (CSC), 5-3 to different parts of the country in his private plane. Smilingly declining to a Basketball clinic I understand has been charged in Bruce Zindel (MSU) dec. Brad Melius But it's been 10 years since Sober and his company were the investigation. Mr. Dawson is question^ Dawso^ ilftthe room (CSC), 11-6 Jack Zindel (MSU) pinned Ron Soden (CSC), 3:39 associated with any of the MSU coaches or players, according to and headed for bed under the 11 not a relative of mine. Victor Mittleberg (MSU) dec. Ike Sherlock (CSC), 8-4 Spartan Head Football Coach Duffy Daugherty. "I have known Mr. Dawson for p.m. curfew Stram has imposed "I'll guarantee that none of my coaches have been in contact on his American Football with Sober this season," Daugherty said Wednesday. "I only see him once or twice a year and that's out at his golf course. Mr. Sober hasn't helped any of the players or coaches at Michigan to feature 0 n 1 y League champions before the big game. Earlier Tuesday, quarterback HOBIE'S State in over 10 years." Dawson was one of s sports conversations with him in recent Daugherty went on to say that it's a sad sight to see that Bob figures named by a television years concerned my knee network Devaney, head football coach at the University of Nebraska, may as likely to be be called in for questioning concerning the betting. "Bob is one of the most honest guys around in the game cunic ^r,mhu«bT;r,cs8j; injuries and the death of my father. On these occasions, he subpoenaed to testify in the Michigan case. The network flavor of the month: CREME today," Daugherty said. "He is being questioned because Sober of S ym^E basketball coach at Wisconsin. federal official" SHAKES. A perfect treat for any day. DE MENTHE called him on the phone a week before the Cornhuskers were to He started out working high sympathy. His calls w e among source Qf the information. Offer meet Georgia in the Sun Bowl at El Paso. school games, but in a few years good only at Trowbridge Address. FAST, FREE "Sober asked him how his team was looking and Devaney was working at the college level. commented that 'he thought the team looked rather sluggish and wasn't sure how they would do against the Bulldogs that Fossum has worked for many different collegiate conferences, Purdue's Moll DELIVERY! Saturday." including the Missouri Valley PHONE 351-3800 If people took that as an indication to bet on Georgia, they sure lost their money as Nebraska overwhelmed Georgia by a 46-7 score. It certainly seems that Devaney can't be accused of Conference, Mid-American Conference, Intercollegiate Michigan Athletic Assn. resigns LAFAYETTE, Ind. (UPI) -- as today have decided against h CARRYOUT & DELIVERY TROWBRIDGE AT HARRISON 8c 211 M.A.C. Hobie's • SUBMARINES • throwing his game. and the Interstate Intercollegiate Daugherty said it was kind of funny how college coaches are jack Mollenkopf announced making a request for the waiver Athletic Conference. Wednesday in a telephone call (please tum to back page) being accused of giving out information as to who they feel will win. At the clinic, which will begin ^rom Hawaii that he was retiring "Just before Bo Schembechler left for Pasadena, I was on a TV at 7:30 p.m. in the Sports ^ Purdue University's Head show with him and several other to college coaches. We were asked pick who we felt would win the bowl games. Out of the six Arena, Fossum will go over the new rules for college basketball Football Coach effective 'mmediately. Did you look games we picked, we got two right. this year and answer any The veteran Bl8 Ten coach» in "I've always felt that football coaches are the world's worst questions on basketball. Honolulu Bowl for Saturday's "Hula football game, said, prognosticators," Duffy said. "I know there were a lot of times this game." season I couldn't predict how our team would do in the next The hard-luck jinx apparently is sticking with Duffy through The Spartan coach will also "After much thought, counsel provide information on and deliberation with my wife, officiating IM games this term, son and a few personal f.iends, I All to coming players, coaches and the year. As coach of the North squad in the Lions All American Bowl Dec. 28, Daugherty watched his team score what looked like a sure touchdown in the final minute of play. However, an BRUCE FOSSUM managers who will participate in the IM basketball program this term are urged to attend the dorm after official ruled that the man had caught the pass beyond the end clinic. line in the end zone, nullifying the go-ahead touchdown. Like in Iowa, p)t», Duff? Maybe fraternitie something bett Glenn Herriman BRIDAL SALON 4960 NORTHWIND DR Volkswagen, Inc. Preview - Showing Spring EAST LANSING 6135 W. SAGINAW ST. LANSING, MICHIGAN 4891 Isn't it worth Bridal Fashions sPHONE 482-6226 Sunday Jan. 18 2 p.m. Jack Tar Hotel FOR TICKETS CALL 351-3180 time to fin s Begin the New Year with Candlelight, MSU KARATE CLUB Ask the man 186X 3?aua & IRatljakelUr Soft Music, and an Excellent Will hold its first meeting and who makes demonstration, tonight at 7:00 p.m., fireproof toys Dinner at one of the Midwest's in Gym No. 3, Men's I.M. Building. really FINE Restaurants. Anyone who is interested to attend. is Welcome —about/Etna. 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Clippert LOCATION - AT FRANDOR CENTER & MERIDIAN MALL Learn about -Etna Ask for "Y A OPEN EVENINGS and SUNDAYS TILL 9 P.M. OUR CONCERN IS PEOPLE Mon.-Thurs 10 a.m. -11 p.m. > • An Equal Opportunity Emplc> 485-4944 Fri. & Sat. 10 a.m. -12 p.m. Phone 351-7562 a JOBS-participating company. LIFE & CASUALTY 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 8, l 97q STATE NEWS STATE NEWS classified Don't Let Cold Weather Stop 355-8255 r You . . . Buy, ' ' Sell or Rent With Easy' To Use Want Ads classified 355-8255 Employment Employment Employment ForRent The State News does net FACULTY APARTMENT. permit racial or religious SET-UP AND SERVER. Will train. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through PART TIME employment for MSU ONE GRAD student, or professional Unfurnished. No pets. EAST ONE BEDROOM apartment. South fumTshed"^ discrimination In its ad* Friday, or split hours with a students during school year with midwest' s 351-5700. 5-1-13 LANSING MANAGEMENT. $150 per month. 393-6304 Pennsyivan' ASSISTANT TEACHERS, part time largest full-line af« vert is ing columns. The friend. Apply in person at merchant wholesaler. Automobile Phone 332-2627. C P.m. 3-1-9 5 State News will not accept and full time for East Minster Day HOLLY'S STEAK AND FOUR, required. For further information, THREE MAN apartment. Two blocks Care Center opening ONE MAN needed for four • AUTOMOTIVE advertising which discrim¬ January 12. 600 North Homer, Lansing. TF to campus. Furnished. All utilities man FURNISHED • EMPLOYMENT inates against religion, Will consider junior and senior phone 337-1349. O paid. Call NEJAC. 337-1300. C apartment, new, close to campus, New APARTMENT carpeting and decorate f074 child development 351-1014. 3-1-9 • FOR RENT race, color or national or- students. Prefer elementary education or child BABYSITTER, Monday, Wednesday. Friday, 10:10 a.m. to 11:20 a.m. BABYSITTER WANTED, late afternoons. 2 blocks from union. EAST SIDE LANSING. Only $50 each. All Call 332-3398. 3-1-9 utilS, °* • FOR SALE Large development graduates. 332-2375 $5.00 per week. 704 Cherry Lane. 351-9578. 2-1-8 FURNISHED ONE, two, three upstairs furnished. $100. Also • LOST 4 FOUND 2-1-8 2-1-9 people. 609 East Grand River. ONE MAN, sublet in » F BRUMAL included. Available now. 332-0625 after 5 MeadowbronT. Trace. Cheap. 332-6622. 3-1 FREE LODGING in return for and water $125. - • PEANUTS SECRETARY: OFFICE experience Are you a secretary, p.m. 3-1-9 PERSONAL babysitting, days only. Call 351-3969. 5-1-13 MARRIED • REAL ESTATE Automotive busy office. Mature, personality typist, steno? 393-4345. 3-1-12 $175/month. COUKLES - $16oT • SERVICE for public contact. Shorthand and "We place people" is ONE MAN neec 7II East Apartments 6 and 9 mon,J • TRANSPORTATION our motto. PART TIME and full time cashier, apartment one block from Berk) 711 Burcham leases at Cedar Village, 315 BoJ. PORSCHE - LATE 1965 356C dictaphone experience helpful. will train. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., 351-0877.2-1-8 New deluxe 1-bedroom 332-5051.8-1-16 9 • WANTED coupe. AM-FM radio. Priced to Apply in person. Sparrow Hospital Want a. chance to do Monday through Friday or split furnished 2 or 3 man move. No trades. Call 332-1343 personnel. 7-1/16 after 5 p.m. 3-1-9 your thing? the hours with a friend. Apply in ONE BEDROOM, Park Trace apartments. Available now EFFICIENCY APARTME^T"'. DEADLINE MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS to Phone Jean Smith or person at HOLLY'S STEAK AND for 9-month or 1-year. blocks from campus, for matUr, Paula King. FOUR, 600 North Homer, rent paid. Phone 482-9348, after 489-9651 351-3525 single man or woman. Not student SUNBEAM 1965. A-1. Sacrifice to work part-time 11:00 p.m.-7:30 1 P.M. one class day be¬ Lansing. TF 5, 351-0828. 3-1-9 rental. Call C. Beachum, sell. $375. or offer. 489-0092 a.m. Friday or Saturday. Also 351-5740 or 332-3583. 5-1-13 332-8760 fore publication. 327 HILLCREST, East Lansing. One need med. tech. to work 3 p.m. to Snelling & Snelling Cancellations - 12 noon one 6-1/14 For Rent 11:30 p.m. full time. ASCP bedroom, built-in kitchen. Married class day before publica- Personnel Apartments. 351-9450. VOLKSWAGEN 1959. Engine registered or eligible. Apply East Lansing PARKING - EXCELLENT location, couple. 337-9612 after 5:30 p.m. CAPITOL VILLA rebuilt, body Sparrow Hospital Personnel or call WANTED GIRL for 4 lished repainted last behind Campus Theater. Lot ma summer. $200 or nearest offer. 487-6111, ext. 353. 7-1/16 APARTMENTS WANT A JOB? -Come to LITTLE plowed. $30/term. 351-3635. PHONE Inspect at 302 MAC Ave., East WEEKEND INFIRMARY CAESARS at 1071 Trowbridge 5-1-13 $48.75. 355-1855. Married, post-grads, 1 Lansing. 2-1-9 (across from Holden Hall) or 1230 and 2 ATTENDANT - Excellent bedroom apartments. From 355-8255 opportunity for mature - male East Grand River (3 blocks west NEW G.E. PORTABLE and stands NEEDED ONE GIRL for four-man $150-$165.' Near Campus VOLKSWAGEN KARMANN Ghia of Hagadorn), for an inside job or rented only to MSU students and CEDAR GREENS student with the background in apartment. Haslett Apartments For information call RATES 1967. $1150. 355-9770 after 5 faculty. $8.84 monthly (including Apartments No. 3. Call 351-2544. 2-1-8 p.m. 3-1/9 arge of delivering with your wheels. Come 1 day S 1.50 . . in after 4:00 p.m. Monday Corporation, 444 Michigan One bedroom furnished NEEDED: GIRL for three-man IS? per word per aay VOLKSWAGEN 1965 -- Leaving the through Friday and ask for Rich Avenue. 332-8687. C apartmenc. $54 per month. Must DUPLEX WITH 3 davs country, must sell. Excellent or Ron. 2-1-8 Call 351-8631 swimming pool, 3 J4.00 condition. Best offer over $650. Friday to Sunday evening. Salary be 21. Call 332-6913 after 5 p.m. '13 1/24 per woru per aay RENT A TV from a TV Company, men, $65 each. No lease, utilities $70. per weekend plus room and 3-1-9 Phone 355-6026, or 355-6027. $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. paid. 337-0364 after 5 5d«»y« $6.50 board. Contact Personnel, Starr STUDENT FOR 2 ( p.m. 5-1-13 10-1/21 Nejac TV Rentals. C 13< per word per day Commonwealth for Boys, Albion, RESIDENTIAL APARTMENT, PLACES AVAILABLE IN 4 man Michigan. 517-629-3988. 7-1/16 (based on 10 words per Auto Service & Parts COMMUTER PARKING SPACES. north of Brody. Graduate student luxury apartment. Close to »d) only. Nearly everything furnished, campus. $55/month. LIFT OPERATORS and office help These 351-9516. There will be a 50tf service MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East offer $105., complete. 332-8581. 3-1/9 and snack bar help. Lansing Ski and bookkeeping charge if Kalamazoo Street. Since 1940. fringe benefits, and pleasant . . Club, 332-0600. 1-1/8 this ad is not paid within Complete auto painting and working conditions. Phone 3RD GIRL needed. Cedarbrooke one week. collision service. IV5-0256. C 372-9230 ext. 293 for interview TV RENTALS: G.E., 19" portable - FULL TIME experienced Beauty Arms. $60 month, 22. COUHTQHIK per over Operators needed. MARTIN'S appointment. BANK OF $8.50 per month including stand. 351-6046. 5-1-13 OCCIDENT Problem? Call LANSING. 101 North Call J. R. Culver Co., 351-8862, The State News will be HAIR FASHIONS, Spartan KALAMAZOO STREET BODY Washington, Lansing. Equal 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. C responsible only for the Shopping Center. ED2-4522. ONE GIRL for 4-man New Cedar SHOP. Small dents to large 5-1-13 opportunity employer. 3-1-9 first day's Incorrect inser- TV RENTALS - Students only. Low Village. Reduced rates. 351-8216. MALE STUDENT, 20 - 25 5-1-13 NEEDED FULL time or part time monthly and term rates. Call hours/week for delivery and stock 484-2600 to reserve beautician. ELDA-DIANE yours. work. Mornings preferred. ONE MAN or two Meadowbrook Starting University TV Rentals. C Automotive BEAUTY 5-1-13 SALON. 332-2416. pay $1.85/hour. Apply in person: Trace. No 393-3470. 5-1-13 damage deposit. «(//(/ >n. Call 485-1224. 5-1-1 BROTHERS RESTAURANT SUPPLIES, 2326 South Cedar Apartments CORVAIR 1962 auti EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES: Lansing. 5-1-13 Best mechanical c Aviation Saturday nights and Sundays, 12 HOLT. SPACIOUS 3 room tri-level WE'RE STUDIOUS, Fun. Nice place, 351-4241. 3-1-9 to 8 p.m. Apply Jack Tar Hotel NURSES. RN, LPN, ROSE LAWN FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to Mondays only, 3 - 5 p.m. 3-1-9 Cedarbrooke 14, 351-2413. 3-1-9 MANOR NURSING HOME, 707 conditioning, refrigerator, stov CORVAIR 1961, automatic. Good learn in the PIPER CHEROKEEII mechanical condition. Cheap. Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C BABY SITTER for pre-schooler. Live Armstrong Road. Positions available all shifts. Full or part and oven. included. Disposal and heat i No city income tax INEXPENSIVE APARTMENT for How 353-0654 or 355-7791. 3-1 /12 — : in or out. Hours and salary time. Short term lease available. Cal Excellent salary and Scooters & Cycles arranged. 484-6703. 2-1/9 benefits. Call Mrs. Flannery, 484-4481 or evenings 882-3508 o DART 1962 - Automatic. tires. Runs good. $185. Snow GRAD. STUDENT Director of Nursing. 393-5680. TF 484-2226. TF We He 355-6063 HONDA 1969 350. $600. Can be needed for after 5 p.m. 3-1/12 teaching Data Processing part seen at 633 Gunson, East Lansing, time, to small group of high Yoftr a FORD 1964 Wagon PS. V-8. $600. during the day. 5-1-13 schooL students. Teaching R. H. Good Condition. 337-2001. Certificate not needed. Call Leo 3-1-9 Employment Chuck, 677-3481. 2-1/9 FORD FAIRLANE 1963, a HELP WANTED: Waiters and $ 3117 JAN'70 M.F. 47 WOMAN FOR housecleaning 1 day waitresses. Apply in person per week. 8 hours, $2.00 hour. We can fix your car's tires, muffler, front evenings at GRANDMOTHERS. 3-1/9 Own transportation. Call after 6 p.m., ED2-5634. 3-1-9 end, brakes, steering, transmission, light¬ MUSTANG, FASTBACK 1965. 2+2, FOR OUR New German 289, 4-speed, fine condition, good Restaurant, ing, or just abdut anything else. You may tirei. $700. Call 484-&113, 3-1-12 opening middle January, hiring waitresses and busboys. Excellent call us experts... but don't forget to call us. wages. Top working conditions. OLDSMOBILE 1959 • Looks awful, No experience rum good, $30. 332-2154, after 6 p.m.JJ-1/12 necessary. train you. 5 minutes from campus. Seeking also two piece combo: Will Winter-Term Specials MAGNIFICENT _ PLYMOUTH 1963. No ruit. Good accordion and violin for night Tune-ups I entertainment. 6 cyl. condition. 355-5830. 1-1-8 Only $275. Call Call appointment 371-1752 or drop in for "NEW 8 cyl. $6.95 | $8.95 220 South Howard, Milo Niederer, APARTMENTS plus name brand parts Sj5«8 pair Mgr., FRANK'N STEIN j ..Installed FREE Franchises, Inc. 6-1/14 Meade vbrook Trace Lansing's Most Complete New Apartment Colony 1, 2, and S Bedroom Apartments, Huge Rooms with Loads of Storage Space. •Spacious Parking Facilities • Full Wall-to-Wall • Carpeting Designer Draperies •Color Coordinated Appliances AM INS •Air Conditioning •Gas Heat Included L fljudto pQJllb •Laundry Facilities 526 N. LAPP.H Great Recreation Facilities • Olympic Pool CROSSWORD asaa □□□ nan •Community Building with EHBR EK5H DH@ Fireplace—Sauna Baths PUZZLE nana RncrasHB •Acres of Landscaped Grounds 1. Pillory Convenience 7. Blue glass Plus- 12. Dome Take 1-496 south 13. Hiawatha's isnaua San from Frandor or M.S.U. to Jolly Rd., exit right to Mead- owbrook Trace, Just laa nan ciaaE Now on minutes from M.S.U, campus and down- DOWN town. at the 1. Mock 2. Turmoil 1-2-3 3. Kitchen gadget Bedrooms EAST LANSING'S FINEST STUDENT 4. Mountain pass from RESIDENCE MERIDIAN MALL 5. Sw. painter $155 3, 6 and 9-month Leases Available 6. Satiated 7. Secretaries Furnished or unfur¬ 8. Preeminent all this week thru nished apartments available, 1-2 baths, PRICED FROM s50 PER RESIDENT 9. Cherub 10.Unbound Sunday decorator coordinat- sd * 1,2 and 3-man or woman vacancies lh Succinct 18. Carpet furnishings. * 20. Goal Pool and party lounge 24. Upper hand MEADOWBROOK * Walk to Campus 26. Mire for further information call: TRACE * * Sponsored resident parties Luxurious furniture, appliances and carpeting 28. Chum Jolly Rd. off 1-496 at 30.Jacket Dunkel Rd.—Phone 393-0210 31. Cat MODELS OPEN 32. Fortification MODELS AND RENTAL OFFICE OPEN 2 WHEELS of Lansing 2200 S. Cedar ?0-oU*00UPMy By KmiuIm—the Nation's No. J Landlord MONDAY THRU FRIDAY, 731 BURCHAM - 7 33. Anoint 34. Piano piece Meadowbrook Trace DRIVE, E. LANSING 36. Prohibit 372-3900 Th. NMiM'o'Tundlord 38. Parsonage PHONE 351-7212 40. Glace 41. Distribute 45.1- Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 8, 1970 || For Rent For Rent For Rent For Sale 4 HOURS work plus very reasonable TAKE OVER e 2nd MAN for 2 bedroom house Student Service YOU CAN see the Savings with ANASONIC furnished house. Sell at pre trailer, near campus. No lease STEREO Quality Glasses from OPTICAL NEEDED: winter ONE GIRL for 2-nr or winter-spring. 124 Cedar when ONE GIRL through school. $1000 handle. 337-0512. 10-1-20 r eded: Winter and/or v required. $54.50. 351-3674. 2-1/8 MAN needed for 3 man, 2 bedro apartment. Pool. 745 Burchi DIRECTORY DISCOUNT, 2615 East Mich. Ave., 372-7409. C 1/9 liihed. 1332 Grand BIRTHDAY CAKES - 7" $3.64,8" CARPETING -12.2-1-8 spring. Fu 351-2081. 3-1/9 and padding for two $4 18, 9" - $5.20. Delivered. BROOKS Imported Cars - . Marcie. 351-9492. BUD'S rooms and dinette set. Mrs. KWAST BAKERIES. 484 1317. C FURNISHED - 2 < FEMALE UNIVERSITY Taylor, 351-3581. 5-1/15 GRADUATE stud Sales and ' AUTO PARTS apartment. V4 block fr n campus. BEAUTY SALON Call 332-0641. 3-1-9 NEED ONE GIRL Late Model Motors and Service 10% off with this coupon TELEFUNKEN STEREO ci iately. Call 355-9915.5-1/13 482-1473 3000 E. Kalamazoo parts a speciality 351-1087. 3-1-12 2 blocks W. of system, magnetic cartridge and University Hallway between Holt and earphones. $125. 355-6357. 5014 N. Grand River, Lansing Village 372-8900 Mason on N. Cedar *99-2154 Id, box trained. 676-1345 after 6 i. Phone FURNISHED STUDIO for i 3-1/12 2 BEDROOM • EYES EXAM'NED jse, gas heat. $125. sit required. Inquire • GLASSES COLLEGE TRAVEL SEWING MACHINE Clearance sale! SEALPOINT SIAMESE kitter a month, d« portables - $49.95, weeks. $15. Call 482-8569 ai at 648 Cava iqh Road. 5-1/13 • CONTACT LENS OFFICE $5.00 p inth. Large selection p.m. 1-1/8 GIRL TO SUBLET Cedar DR. I.L. Collins, Optometrist reconditioned used machines, NEED ONE man. Close campus 130 West Grand River Blvd. igers. Whites, Necchis, New apartment, winter/sprint Co-Optical Services $70/month. 351-4214, 40 351-6010 me & "Many Others." $19.95 Personal acres. 489-2446. 3-1/9 5218 S. Logan 393-4230 $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY REFRIGERATORS: Rent them at A CAMPUS NEAR. Share house. I Learn to Z RENTAL. 1790 E. Grand GIRL TO share two-man apartm CONTACT LENS fly7 Sure you I SLETT/ALBERT Women's 1 block behind Grandmotl room and kitchen privi Use our Air Taxi-Service BAUTEL'S 489-6448. C-1/9 River, Okemos. 337-1617. 5-1/13 337-1038 anytime after 6 Ample parking. Private bedr< SERVICES Buy .partments. Completely i a new Piper Yarns--Supplies REE A thrilling hour of 3-1-12 Students only. N( D. M. DEAN, O.D. ... beauty. urnished. Utilities, parking All at: redecorated-carpeting throug 210 Abbott Rd. hooking, knitting, weaving For appointment call 484-4519. rovided,$65. 337-2336. 3-1/9 ONE GIRL winter and/or spi Contact Ralph Ruder, any Suite if 16 Francis Aviation 2916 Turner MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC'S $62.50. 351-0997 after 5 | 315 South Francis. 5-1/13 uprights. No reasonable offer STUDIO, 1600 East Michigan I $55/MONTH. Need 1 man for 4 man 332-6563 Capitol City Airport 484-1324 IV 5-9212 C-1/9 2-1-9 refused. Prices start at $7.88. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING, 316 AMERICAN DIAPER $45/i SERVICE DECOUPACE North Cedar, across from City T.V. RENTALS nth. Classes-Supplies-Ideas free delivery, service 351-4187 or 355-4886. 3-1/9 Prompt, pick-up service. Handcrafted Gifts Rental Purchase and pick-up. Diapers cleaned free "EUROPE ON A SHOESTRING' STUDENT RENTAL, L. E. Lighthart & Co. Antiques near MSU frpm harmful bacteria and A must for any student consider ing [UNIVERSITY T.V. RENTALS Furnished, 3 bedroom house, made safe for baby. 4616 N. Grand River Beverly Baten's Europe. Tells you how to get 1 reasonable. Call ED2-0590. 5-1-14 Member DSIA -482-0864 Phone 484-2600 NEED GIRL wintei WANTED: 4th man for Lansing 482-1219 319 1/2 E. Grand River Four-man. Bun apartment. $48.75/montl HAGADORN AND Melrose. BLACKLITES: $17.95 complete, >9. 3-1-12 Wash Day Savings! 351-0137. 3-1/12 Unfurnishe 4 bedroom. Major Washing 20 & 25c a load KWAST BAKERIES Ski Rentals . . . to see. Student rate $2.00. Mail assembled. Posters, candles, appliances furnished. 353-5093, jewelry. THE DAY BEFORE Triple-load rug washer 50c Birthday & All Occasion PRO SHOP to: STUDENT TRAVEL 351-6( enings. 3-1/9 - LANSING FOREVER. 107 North Cedar, 4-girl apartment. Close to campus. SERVICES, 1255 University Ave., WENDROW'S ECONOWASH Cakes Lansing. IV 9-1229. 2-1/9 Suite 210, Sacramento, California $55/month, utilities included. MAN TO share 3 be Hart, Fischer, L-21's; 351-5869. 3-1/12 3006 Vine St. Frandor: 351-5032 95825. 3-1-12 ONE GIRL needed sublet winter others. Near Frand 332-0600 Peanuts Personal 627-6081. 5-1/13 1 Block West of Sears Brookfield: 337-0832 term. 145 Haslett No. 25. $57.50. NFINISHED TO THE men (?) of Wolverton Call 351-1285 after 6 p.m. 2-1-9 STUDENT HOUSING 4761 North Your Hang-Up? CONTINENTAL ONE chest-of-draw Meridian Road. 5 miles east of A Student Service 711 EAST APARTMENTS. 711 Picture Framing. HOUR CLEANERS ONE MAN for 2 bedro East Lansing. $55 month each. (4 Your Needs? MON. - THURS. Directory Ad . PLYWOOD SALES. 3121 T0 135 and 310 P,an B s< Artists' Supplies. 7:30 a.m. -9 p.m. l Pennsylvania. TU 2 0276 C time? 389- 1"1/8 apartment. Pool, etc. can bring you the after 5 p.m. 3-1-9 FRI.-SAT. 7:30-6 p.m. results you want. Sec BOB JONES PAINTS ALL NEW guitars, amplifi One Hour Cleaning 9 - 3 124 CEDAR Street. 2 man furnishei 677-8141 Mason Call Judi 355-8255 horns, etc. Call Rich _ 227 Ann St., E. Lansing apartment. $150 per month. Cal , 0-1/30 487-3216 or 882-2316. 10-1-20 FURNISHED, 5 bedrooms, $150 8 LARGE ATTRACTIVE month plus utilities. $100 deposit For Rent For Rent BEDS: USED A furnished IV 2-2192 after 6 p.m. 3-1/9 VHY RENT? When you can apartment. Near MSU for ied MEN WALK to campus. Stude CLOSE, DOUBLE, males, fer - home walking d professors or 2 grad students. NEED ONE man for two man house ms, rental. 1020 Short Sue spring MSU couple, parking, cooking, c Private, utilities furnished. To see for winter term only. 372-6428 are Cooking. Call after 6 Roll-a' Beautifully maintained. Select each. ED2-3194. 1-1-8 p. iriced ti call IV2-7537, evenings 372-6023. 2-1/9 available 351-4134. 30" clientele. Lease 332-3135 or jw $160, 2-1/8 39" and 48" wid F.H.A Call Bob Homan 3-1-9 ach month. Ph 882-6549. Open 2 >ne LARGE ROOM near campus. P Hollywood style beds and fran 351-0965 or Simon Real Estate, BEDROOM, furnished, carpet. 1 655-1049, 655-3847. 3.1/9 r entrance, furnished, ( ULREY HOUSE chests, dressers, study desks, Okemos Branch. 351-2260. 4-1/13 NEED ONE GIRL, WINTER. used matching chairs foi 337-0412,355-2312.1-1-8 idy o Americana Apartment. Will GIRL WANTED immedia WOMEN'S CO-OP EAST dining room use. Used card tables sacrifice. 351-1956. 3-1/9 LANSING: 2 bedroom, cozy house '/a block frorr and folding chairs. Late model modern duplex, furnished. Utilities except electric. Lease, $65 includes utilities. Supervised housing $200.00 stereo phonographs, and stereo ALTERATIONS AND dre 351-9463. 3-1/9 per term, room and board. deposit. $250. 332-5144. 3-1/12 by experienic Call 351-0100. recorders, used portable TV sets. reasonable charge. Call 355-5855. LOVELY, FURNISHED, Apartment gas ranges, kitchen 0-1/13 ^ Prescriptions tables and chairs. 1 and 2 burner Available now. 2-4 electric hot plates. $3.99 and up. 1, 332-4546. 3-1-12 New metal kitchen cabinets. Free DAY CARE CENTER FURNISHED 3 bedroom 1 SINGLE. CLOSE. Private entr delivery. Bank card. Master Charge , $MIIMUI* r ■V**" Umsin®' EAST LANSING furnished. Ideal U $12.50 weekly. Women layaway plans. East Minster 351-8810, 9-5. 5-1/14 3 or 4 students. 351-8932 Phone 351-5705. 2-1/8 For Sale 5:30 W I .COX filled promptly and 337-0600. 2-1/8 < Day Carp Center TYPEWRITER PORTABLE, SINGLE, DOUBLE. Parking. P 1315Abbott Road dependably at entrance, bath. 237 K< ■ Sears Citation II, like na\ 351-5207. 1-1/8 East Lansing Reasonable. 351-9584. 5-1/1: STEREO PANASONIC amp, ONE GIRL needed winter term. State KASTLE METAL skiis, MARKER turntable, AM/FM tuner. Matched Gxiffiveiii Cedar Village area. $57.50. speakers guitar. $100. 351-1192. FOR MEN. 532 Abbott Road. toe Rotomat heel, $70, 355-5696, Will open Jan. 12 to all Drug 332-0431.3-1/9 Cooking privileges. 332-0625 after Dave. 3-1/12 2-1/8 children ages 2V4 - 5, Mon. - GIRL OVER 22 s HOUSING available for three or 5 p.m. 3=1/9 Fri. 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. BLANK 8 track cartridges and title 1105 E. GRAND RIVER at Gunson HOPE CHEST - By Lane. Colonial All utilities paid. Call NEJAC, DOWNER 814. Large, single. Walk-in style, brand new. $110. 484-6192. labels, dust The center is fully licensed ED 2-2011 882-4691 after 2 p 337-1300. 5-1/12 C clothes closet. Men. 485-1829. 2-1/9 plugs and jacks galort and professionally staffed to 5-1/13 catalog prices. MAIN provide nuture and child cart GIRL NEEDED for attractive house GARAGE SALE: Clothing, tools, ELECTRONICS, 5558 South for pre-school children. Pennsylvania, 882-5035. C i. Call 337-0 divide CAMPUS ONE unfurnished bedroom ROOM FOR girl, weekly. Clos HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: Davenports, sofa bed, dining room BED $20. Dinette $15. Sofa $20. fireplace, 2 be !»' 351-0511.2-1/8 set, dinette set, chairs, lamps, Desks $20 to $40. Many FOLK GUITAR lessons. 6 week Apartments garage, large secluded lot. Nov TWO SINGLE r dishes, TV and many other refrigerators $20 to to $40. Chairs $3 $10. Lamps $3 to $6. TV's $40 course, $15. Beginners, available $280 a month. Phoni articles. Excellent condition. 768 intermediates. 355-9770. 3-1/9 to $75. Much more. Bob & Dave's 655-3847. 3-1/9 Valley View Road. Lansing. IV 1 - 2 BEDROOMS FOR 2, 3 or 4 655-1049 or 7-5231. 2-1/9 4216 S. Cedar. Phone 393-6025. ART LESSONS. Children grades 1 Rooms SINGLE ROOM for girl. __31V9 through 3 Tuesday, grades 4 5t 3, 6, 9, or 12 month leases from $50/person. Parking. I> ONE SHURE M-93 stereo cartridge. BRAND NEW roll-away bed, 38 inch. through 6 Thursday. Qualified and cooking. 351-7256 after 5:30 p.i ewly redecorated apartments available now! ONE ROOM 3-1/9 One month old. $30. 351-0288 $45. value, only $30. Call experienced teacher. DONNA efficiency. Everything after 5 p.m. 1-1/8 HOLMAN, 337-7983. 5-1/13 351-7714 or 351-3489. 3-1(9 $75 monthly 301 SINGLE FURNISHED i Street. 351-3969. lovely home. North h No TWO MATCHING end tables, SINGER SOLID More Classifieds on smoking. $60. Phone 351-8 194. inexpensive, good condition. Call stereo. Automatic rvl« USE PAULA ANN HAUGHEY. Complete 351-8647. Professional Thesis Service. IBM S electric Typewriter. Multilith offset printing and hard binding. USD A CHOICE TENDERAY DOUBLE BREASTED OR CHUCK 3-LE6GED STEAK FRYERS duled Ji THE SCHEDULED TERMINATION DATE - OF THIS PROGRAM IS NOW JANUARY 10, 1970. OR WHILE TICKET SUPPLY LASTS. All Winning cards must be redeemed 24. 1970 or prize fill be >rfeited. REGULAR OR MILD VAC PAC Herrud Franks Kroger Baton 89$ SEMI-BONELESS ls ES HERRUD REGULAR OR GARLIC HAMS Ring Bologna u 79t all and positive. A negative, B negative AB negative, $10.00. 0 call 58678 or 37559. any 3 pkg, Sliced J ECKRICH ALL BEEF SMOKETTES OR HERRUD REGULAR OR THICK negative, $12.00. Michigan Buddigs | Smok-Y-Links Sliced Bologna LB Community Blood Center, 507Va East Grand River, East Lansing. Above the new Campus Book J Chipped Meats J Store. Hours: 9 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. TENDER SWEET Tuesday and Thursday, 12 P.M. to 6:30 P.M. 337-7183. C AV0NDALE Special PEAS rate for college ■ 16-OZ WT CAN 1 9 Li 1 students The indispensable reference volume... Reader'sDigest 1970 Almanac and Yearbook! ft All answers What? When? Yours at the to Who? Which? Why? How? Where? special student rate ot only..!* dm Offered in bookstores for $3.95. Order cards located in college bookstore. Send no money Mail your card today. 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