We have met . . . MICHIGAN Thursday ... as a new stage of struggle Sunny ... STATE NEWS can transmute the deep rage of the ghetto into a constructive STATE . . and fair with mid-twenties. a high in the and creative force. Cloudy tonight and -Martin Luther King UNIVERSITY tomorrow tonight of 14 degrees. with a low Vol. 62 Number 113 East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 15, 1970 Supreme Court sets deadline for southern desegregation WASHINGTON (AP) — Public schools Douglas, William J. Brennan Jr. and The Wednesday ruling, a three - sentence For instance, in May 1964, two attended by about 300,000 pupils in five Thurgood Marshall said the views expressed justices, by Harlan and White represent a retreat unsigned opinion, simply reversed a Dec. 1 Harlan and Tom C. Clark, who has since Southern states must be desegregated by decision by the U.S. Circuit Court in New from the court's holding in a Mississippi retired, disagreed with the majority's Feb. 1» the Supreme Court ruled Orleans that officials in the 14 districts position that federal courts could order the case last October that Wednesday. Hie vote was 6 to 2. every school district could wait until next fall to The decision dealt with 14 school is obligated to terminate dual systems at desegregate reopening of public schools in Prince their classrooms. Edward County, Va. districts in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, once. Louisiana and Mississippi. A lawyer for the NAACP Legal Defense and Ed ational Fund said civil rights lawyers would use the ruling to fight for SAFEGUARDS STUDENTS speedy desegregation elsewhere as well. The court's usual unanimity in school desegregation cases broke somewhat this time. Chief Justice Warren E. Burger and Justice Potter Stewart said a hearing should have been held to explore the "varying Academic S problems" of individual districts. Additionally, Harlan and Byron Justices John Marshall R. White said school officials generally should have up to eight weeks to desegregate once a federal court finds they are not complying with the faculty responsibilities By CAROL CORRIERE State News Staff Writer specifying faculty responsibilities, James D*. -They are expected to schedule a The Rust, ombudsman, said Wednesday. 4 "reasonable number" of office hours and "yardstick" devised by the Supreme Court. new code of teaching responsioility It gives the students these hours should be And Justices Hugo L. Black, William O. passed at last term's Academic "something to point posted as well as meeting safeguards the student Senate bv to" when he feels a faculty member is not properly meeting his course filed with the department office. -Those faculty members responsible for Informal session responsibilities. academic advising are to be in their offices Ashley Montagu, left, anthropologist and The code sets forth six at speaker for the "en¬ specific points specified hours during enrollment dangered species" symposium, met with stuaents in an informal State, federal money with which all faculty members to periods. are session in the lounge of comply. The Armstrong Hall, With Montagu is Bill code, formerly part of the Maas of the Scholastic - Cultural --They are to clearly state the objectives "unwritten code of scholars and Committee of Armstrong Hall. of each course at the beginning of each State News photo by Wayne Munn (please turn to page 13) unsure for 'U' hospital term, direct their teaching toward these stated goals and give exams that are consistent with the course. -They are to tell the class how the final Montagu man's destiny Official word will not be given on MSU's Although the College of Human financial Medicine has grades will be determined and whether application for a proposed top priority, the establishment of they follow an attendance policy different hospital until spring term. a College of Osteopathy is from the Even if the University does receive the still being considered. The possibility exists University's. necessary funds from the federal that both medical colleges could be --They are to keep graded exams and depends established on the MSU campus. papers for student inspection and must need government, the needed state funds are still An osteopathic school would not keep the graded final for one term. on in doubt. require Papers should be graded "within a In addition to tHfe financial application the building of a new hospital since made for the new hospital, MSU also sent students would be trained in other sufficiently appropriate time to make the examination part of the student's a request for over $11 million for the osteopathic hospitals throughout the state, learning said, "for the first time in the history of experience," the code says. "Don't let us be deceived. There is no Life Science II Bldg. According to but two more life science buildings would -Faculty this unique species, members could pass education in the Western University officials, the chances of MSU be necessary. Also, 45 new faculty are expected to meet their each other on the street and not know who World classes regularly at scheduled times and The evolutionary destiny of man is to particularly not in America, where we can receiving a part or all of the $40 million members would be required for the College the other person was." should notify the department chairman in live as if living and loving were one, Ashley yet witness the unique phenomenon of a request is unknown. of Osteopathy. He said men must realize that all their case of illness or Montagu, land, culture, passing from barbarism to emergency. internationally known a anthropologist and social biologist, told the problems "grow out of this necessity to be decadence without the loved. intervening benefits concluding session of the University of civilization." ASMSU ACTIONS College symposium Wednesday. Montagu, who received a standing "The problems serious, from disaster - producing which man suffers and Later in his speech, man will not be able Montagu noted that to solve any of his ovation at the conclusion of his brief talk, which he inflicts upon others grow out of other problems until he tackles the the hatred of human beings." said all of man's needs revolve around his problem of over - population. Building need to be loved. Montagu observed that man's quality of "The P°Pu,ation problem," he observed, tax «■ "You can have all the knowledge in the "isn't a problem so much of quantity as of "educability" puts him in "the greatest world at your fingertips, but if you are not quality. It's the quality of human life that danger." matters. a loving human being you are the most dangerous creature on earth and the most "The referendum should give the students years we're gonna die walking from cars unfulfilled," he said. to Discussion of Executive Vice President Jack Breslin's proposal for a $10 student the idea that there are more alternatives than the All - Events Bldg., if to spend $10 bucks." they decide the basketball court?" he asked. In other action, the board moved to co sponsor an anti - war workshop later this - (see related story page 2) "All human beings have evolved under Nigerian head rejects tax to finance a new AH - Events Bldg. Suggested priorities other than the All - month with the Student Mobilization the pressures of the necessity to love their Events Bldg. included expansion of the highlighted Tuesday's ASMSU Board meeting. The board resolved to wait until Breslin contacts it before taking action. Center for Urban Affairs, additions to library, and the establishment of the an Committee to End the War in Vietnam. It agreed to pay costs up to $1,000, with the primary source of funds a $600 profit from fellow human beings environment," he continued. and Montagu observed that man first became their international aid offer Graduate student Skip Rudolph, who ecology - environment center. the sale of peace Christmas cards. Vice chairman Chuck Mostov criticized William Kunstler, attorney for the capable of surviving without love when he LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) - The Nigerian war, put on the unwelcome list the Joint presented the matter to the - board, said developed agriculture. He said it was at this government rejected Wednesday any relief Church that Breslin's best idea was the student tax, one purpose of the events building as that Chicago seven, was approved as a speaker Aid, a grouping of many but that the students of aiding basketball recruitment. point that man started "downhill on the from nations" or agencies that had ties with international agencies; the French Red themselves should wrong foot." decide the priorities for the "Why be no. 1 in basketball when in 10 (please turn to page 13) conquered Biafra. These include France Cross, the Nordic Red Cross, Canairelief money's use. With the development of cities, Montagu and the Vatican run Caritas agency. It also and the governments "What we want to do is turn this - of Portugal, Rhodesia thing put a ban on all relief workers who had and South Africa. been in Biafra. (see related story page 5) Maj. Gen. Yakubu Gowon, the head of Refugees spilling out of Biafra were state, gave his Ministry of Economic receiving some aid from Nigerian relief Development responsibility for all relief, around and say, 'We want to tax teams as a dispute among Nigerian rehabilitation ourselves, and reconstruction work. and this is what we want to tax ourselves organizations over directing aid appeared There was no mention of the role of the for,'" Rudolph said. to have been settled. Nigerian Red Cross which had been "We want to set The government, which accepted Biafra's up, by referendum, a struggling to feed a tide of hungry refugees. student foundation," he continued. If such surrender Mondav after a 31 - month civil "Hie government a was consulting a foundation were established, students number of friendly governments for would no immediate requests for relief longer be regarded as mere ... to transient elements in the University community. They would have power and able to have a Kenya car crash supplement statement said. It was clear the the national effort," a say in the University's plan was for the major Priorities. portion of relief Rudolph conceded that there would be kills V' graduate, within Nigeria. resources to come from aministrative difficulties. He suggested "The government intends to utilize fully at the the entire student body could etermine the foundation's priorites by Peace Corps aide many professional and skilled personnel volunteering from all over the referendum, and stressed that such NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) - An MSU federation,'' the statement said. .f®rendums students should include graduate graduate and two other women were killed Foreign groups the government excluded as well as undergraduates, Tuesday when the car in which they were were accused of being "studiously hostile.' p Uur first ents business is to get the All - riding collided with a freight train at a level to the federal cause, including agencies Bldg. out of the way, or at least not crossing near Eldoret. "which either helped or sustained the it the way it is Miss Martha Merrill, from secessionist regime or operated illegally now," he continued. Tuscon, Ariz., was graduated cum laude from MSU in from certain airports ..." 1968 and joined the Peace Corps that The statement concluded: ASMSU positions December. The U.S. Embassy in Kenya identified "AH foreign relief workers who operated illegally in the secessionist enclave are the other two women as Susan Davey and persona non grata unwelcome and will not terested in filling ASMSU Marilyn McKay. All three were on holiday be permitted into Nigeria." or th member-at- large positions from Peace Corps assignments in Liberia, In New Detin of Cabinet president may file York, the United Nations °ns the embassy said. announced that through Monday. The petitions Henry R. Labouisse, Joseph H. Blatchford, director of the and8?'8!'16 in 307 Student Services Bldg., Peace Corps, said the accident was "the executive director of the Fund -- UNICEF -- would U.N. Children's leave Thursday krvicwBldJ6 retUmed t0 334 StUd6nt worst single tragedy" ever to strike the for Nigeria to survey relief needs, the chief student18''^ for of the three offices, a corps. Nigerian U.N. delegate. Ambassador Edwin Miss Merrill's mother, Mrs. Robert A. Ogebe Ogbu, told reporters his government CandidafmUSt have at ,east a 200 GPA- What s Merrill of Tuscon, said that her daughter "welcomes and and r#Ki!\for general member-at- large you "was very devoted to what she was doing UNICEF aid. deeply appreciates" class v«>» President may come from any and she constantly felt she wasn't doing The military advance was so fast that member . but candidates for senior Bill Rustem, right, and Chuck Mostov, center, ASMSU Board chairman and vice chairmam, face enough." relief teams were caught off guard, and will hooit arge must seniors. Terms Skip Rudolph, left, as he argues for alternative uses ofthe$ 10 student tax which Executive Vice- Mrs. Merrill said she was thinking of hungry refugees had to walk many miles board t? Wlth their appointment by the President Jack Breslin has called for to finance a $10 million All - Events Bldg. establishing for food. Officials said considerable ™»to the a scholarship in her daughter's State News Photos By Norm Payea name for someone who could not afford to go to college. (please turn to page 13) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 15, |97q Power usurption Oregon said Tuesday. criticized Churchill suggested that they country - and one that must be '"rhe Constitutional fatheis audience at the solved in rere trying to deceive! the Morse told an a way that will preserve mae a final appeal to President Nixon to halt the I shipment of lethal gas from Okinawa to Oregon. The gas lis being removed from Okinawa as part of the U.S. - be sensitively controlled by applying a I Japan treaty completed in late 1969 providing for the Answer that one and you'll open up a through the crystal. ■ reversion of the island to Japan. McCall told a news whole new field of solid state physics This phenomenon is called the magnetic field to the crystal. that just might come to be called "singlet" excited state: or the singlet Perhaps the next step will be the ■ conference his Dec. 15 protest to Nixon ended in "excitonics." Because the most excit¬ exciton. Du Pont scientists have pro¬ engineering of devices that manipulate I government reaffirmation of the shipment. When the ing thing about excited molecules in duced it with a 150-watt bulb. In the light signals directly, bypassing the ■ Army first announced it would store the gas in Oregon, solids, right now, is that no one knows singlet, an electron is excited without present need to convert them first into I the entire state congressional delegation asked that the what to do with them. any change in direction of its spin or electrical signals and then back into light. Perhaps too this line of research I gas at least be detoxified. This intriguing state of affairs came about after physicists began firing magnetic moment. It dies quickly, and a blue light emerges from the crystal. will lead to greater understanding of Slim but roomy. And it holds so much without But with an intense light source, such the mechanisms of light-energy trans¬ Federal security agents are investigating indications ot bulging . . . keeps everything secure. Choose from photons into molecular crystals and as the laser, an even more interesting fer itself, such as those involved in many fine leathers. observing the results. Which were: I sabotage at an Atomic Energy Commission plant "excitons." excited state has been produced: the photosynthesis by living plants. The I severely damaged last spring by a $45 million fire that conceptual entity that "triplet." possibilities are many. ■ disrupted U.S. nuclear warhead production, government Saddle Cowhide 500 An exciton is a has more "stateness" than "thingness" In the triplet, the spin of the excited Innovation—applying the known to electron is reversed, a magnetic field discover the unknown, inventing new ■ sources disclosed Wednesday. Two months after the fire about it. When a photon strikes a I a "series of things began to break out, not serious, but English Morocco 6N molecule in an organic crystal with sufficient energy, it bumps an electron is produced, and the excited state lasts a million times as long—about a hun¬ materials and putting them to work, using research and engineering to ■ troublesome things," the source added. "And to a higher energy level, leaving a dredth of a second. Du Pont researchers create the ideas and products of the I somebody's got to be doing it." Water Buffalo 7S1 "hole" in the molecule. In the brief have also found that two triplets can future—this is the venture Du Pont * * * interval before it falls back into its hole, combine, producing a singlet exciton people are engaged in. Urban Research Corp., a research and publishing firm, ■ reported Wednesday that black recognition was the Fandango Calf 12s0 the electron releases the energy it re¬ ceived from the photon, which propa¬ wi'th greatly increased energy and a life snan ot a hundred millionth of a For a variety of career opportunities, and a chance to advance through many second. Of promising interest is that fields, talk to your Du Pont Recruiter. 1 major issue is gates another hole-electron pair in a nearly half of 292 campus protests studied FREE neighboring molecule, and thus on this tendency of triplets to merge can Or send us the coupon. |for the first six months of 1969. The firm also said that I44 per cent of the 232 Personal Monogram colleges surveyed were affected ■ by student power demands. The report said that the Du Pont Company, Room 7892, Wilmington, DE 19898 ■ Popular impressions that Vietnam and the draft were Please send me the booklets checked below. I le major issues were erroneous. It said that 72 per cent □ Chemical Engineers at Du Ponv I all campus protests had no connection with the New □ Mechanical Engineers at Du Pont | Left. □ Engineers at Du Pont □ Accounting, Data Systems, Marketing, Production - n democrats 'n Michigan News the state Senate took only 10 minutes ■ Wednesday to elect George S. Fitzgerald, the Senate's Iw es* member, as their caucus leader to replace Sander ..Graduation Date_. 1 J1" Lev'n« D-Berkley. Levin decided last week to step I own from his position as Senate minority leader so he Venture^ for Detter living. ■ 0u'd "explore the possibility" of running for governor, EAST LANSING - 209 E. Grand River An Equal Opportunity Employer (M/F) r'tzgerald, 69, of Grosse Pointe Park, will take over the DOWNTOWN - 107 S. Washington 11964S immediate,y- He ^as served in the Senate since MICHIGAN STATE NEWS UNIVERSITY PASOA; a commitment to Pan-Africanism WILLIAM B. CASTANIER advertising manager NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor The following is a statement of unity own destiny, desirous of uniting behind I by the Pan- African Organization in the one set ideology to promote African unity 1 GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor Americas (PASOA), written by Maina and protect and preserve African I DEBORAH FITCH, feature editor Kinyatti, member of the PASOA governing personally. 1 KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor council and president of the Michigan We believe that all black people, JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor despite Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award chapter. the places of their birth, are African. The black-American is a for black-whiteman; the outstanding journalism. black-African is a whiteman's The Michigan Chapter of Pan-African creation Students Organization in Certainly before one can define and solve the Americas the problems of his people, he must kno» (PASOA) takes a unity stand. The ideology himself. and expression of our position become necessary, owing to the misunderstandings It must be clear that the black EDITORIALS which have recently occurred among the on this campus and other campuses is student an I I students of African descent on this African, it does not matter where he w; campus. It is political suicide for a student born. organization, especially the African We in PASOA have long been The students organization, to function on recognized Brookover North American University without a philosophy, which is basic to all campus that African unity is a weapon free us from our oppressor and we also recognized that the capable to have African organizations and to all African liberation of Mother Africa will come people worldwide no matter what may be through African their specific tactical philosophies or unity. But it is so sickening and sad that not the final ideologies. what has not been recognized brothers and sisters on this campus is by many that there is only one lasting type of The purpose and aim of PASOA African Michigan chapter is clearly and distinctly unity-Pan Africanism. The essence of Last spring quarter the Wilson Hall seats on this committee and judicial expressed in PASOA National Pan-Africanism, as Nkrumah or Sti cafeteria incident awakened the MSU board. While it might be true that would put it, is that, it is the Constitution: that we determined to spiritual campus to the fact that racism, blacks and/or "non-whites" would bond that all people of African translate into reality the legitimate descent have a vested interest in sitting on an share as a result of similar life styles contrary to popular fiction, does "Pollution is made by fools like t aspirations of the African people, and exist as a powerful divisive force. To convinced that it is an inalienable right of experiences before and after contact with organization or group involved with But,only smog can kill a tree. " the Europeans. The communal life combat of racist all people to determine and control their style of a recurrence discriminatory behavior, there is also the African is the practical application of behavior precipitating another widespread discontent with the the spiritual bond that is at the base of cafeteria takeover or similar militant committee system in totality. POINT OF VIEW Pan-Africanism. One of the noticeable indications of this bond is the action, a multi- racial committee was Sam Riddle, executive coordinator | appointed by Walter Adams. Now for the Black Liberation Front creativity of the Africans. under the name "Brookover International (BLFI) has suggested Many brothers and sisters on Report," the committee has issued that BLFI and the Black Faculty campus, sad to admit, fail to understand | Let students control their money its recommendations. each have the right to select a that we (the people of African descent) an one race, one people, one The two principal suggestions of representative on the committee and destiny--and to define ourselves as Africans (in the context the report asked for creation of a judicial board. In this way there of our people, rather than to any committee against discrimination would be no need for the reports' psychological abstraction (ideology) or and an anti- discrimination judicial distinction in representation - i.e., at anti-athletics psycho-social hang-ups is to stand for the now. Hiere must be priorities. or anti-fun, we a. board. The committee would be able least one "non-white" - since these EDITOR'S NOTE: The following support of the athletic enterprise. But unity of our people and race). But let's ascend to Mr. Breslin's more to review the operations of the black groups would be selecting "Point of View" was written only, as the saying goes, in its place and by forceful argument that we ought to have This University in order to detect policies "non-white" representatives. ACADEME, the Ad Hoc Committee for our basketball facilities on a with prudent attention to other priorities. is the philosophy and PASOA. Brothers Lumumba and Malcolm stand of I par with those The ancients, we are told, were well-aware I Riddle also criticized the use of Advancement of Distinguished Educational reflecting discrimination and report of the other schools in the conference. To of the value of gymnasium as a most took a unity position for our people. They I "non-white" while favoring the usage Mainstay Energies, a group formed in use as a model what other any of these policies to officials in Big Ten schools essential element of the prescribed were savagely murdered by our oppressor I response to the new proposed All-Events have in the way of facilities is not the units in which they occur.while of "black" or "non-black." This is an because they discovered an Bldg. curricula. But 15,000 spectators observing important I altogether foolish. But why stop here? Why 10 men play basketball in an All-Events weapon (unity) which our people must us recommending specific corrective important consideration — not extend this frame of for their liberation. The overthrow o. action. The judicial board would comparison to Bldg. hardly fits the Athenian (or, for that disregarded by the "Brookover include Library facilities, distinguished brother Nkrumah's government in Ghana hear matter, Spartan) model of gymnasium. It cases involving "alleged Report" - since it is a continual At the risk of being chided for not faculties, cultural-arts complexes and so was due to the fact that he preaches and forth. We simply refuse to admit that the might more accurately fit the model of violations of th^ University policy reminder of inferior status to be adjusting to the "Spartan Tradition," we'd Roman Circuses. articulates the importance of unity for all like to protest the proposed All- Events real educational priorities of this against discrimination." called a "non-white" rather than a University $11 million is a substantial amount of people of African descent. For the taking Bldg. suggested by University Executive still lurk » While this prospective committee "black" or "Third World" student. Jack Breslin and reported in Friday's State li| the MSU Shadows. b«e»d. {Ten bucks more f*q#n..flach of us this self sfcms unity stand < for articulating 4nd anti- discrimination judicial Hopefully, a committee and Certainly it would be nice to have the isn't the issue.) Hie issue, to put it simply: publicity the riallty; qf, J^n-Africanism as, News. board may be useful if another building. Don't mistake us ort that point. It $11,000,000 fctfwhat? our Ideology, for affirming the Black judicial board on discrimination will would also be nice if State could For expanding the Center for Urban Liberation Front our full support, you will Wilson Hall cafeteria- type incident succeed in First, Mr. Breslin says that unless the reign bringing individual University begins construction this year, supreme in basketball, a la UCLA. Some Affairs? hear certain brothers and sisters attack occurs, there are some evident instances of racism to justice. the same building would cost considerably elements within the modern-day No. PASOA. These attacks will come in form university dangers involved in the constitution But it is possible that many people more a year from now, as a simple function must work at "making a name" for the For more environmental research? of "attempted " takeovers. They will come of the "Brookover Report" and the will see the creation of this of rising costs. University. (And having the University's from those brothers and sisters who believe name known has certain advantages in the in PASOA political philosophy yet they concept of institutionalized racism in committee and judicial board as a Next, he argues that we need an "busines " of being a university.) But, we lack the political guts to defend what they general. success in putting the issue of racism All-Events Bldg. "to bring the University's ask, at what cost must this be to the believe. The report specifically states that into a nook and cranny of the basketball facilities to equal standing with University's more essential elements, which For bolstering the Library (on behalf the "Associated Students of MSU committee system. Therefore, in case those of other Big Ten schools." The if sufficiently nurtured would of which we might presently cheer, "we're In the past PASOA has left itself inevitably shall select the of fire the cry becomes: "But we've supportive reasoning for this need was make a proper (as opposed to nick) number EIGHT" in Big Ten standings)? vulnerable to such attacks by allowing undergraduate for MSU. name expressed by Mr. Breslin: "It's going to itself being attacked. But this has been members, one of which shall be got a committee!" hurt us in recruiting for basketball if we realized and corrected. We cannot let a non-white." (There are to be two Devising committee to deal with don't get this new building." We were recalling the other a day our small minority of reactionaries, the enemy Rose Bowl adventure of 1966. Or was it undergraduates selected.) In racism after it occurs will not solve No. of African unity retard our revolutionary And finally, as if the above arguments 1965. Oh, you remember, when we were addition, out -of the three faculty racism. The emphasis should be aren't enough to incite some protest, Mr. For ... struggle. Our people must be free. number one. Or did we end up number two No ...? positions one must be filled by a leveled against the Administration to Breslin mentions some tentative plans to that year? Anyway, we wanted to test the No. Vice President Breslin has Membership, or becoming an active "non-white." get more blacks and Third World increase student fees by $10 a year which, member of PASOA is open to all students ephemeral properties of such an event. proposed an $11,000,000 All-Events Bldg. A The danger here is that there is students into this University. That's along with the athletic fund, would finance of African descent. But no (Pardons to Bubba, Gene, Clint and the tempting structure, we must admit. But just being an that blacks an All-Events Bldg. rest, for they played a good game of African student does not qualify you as a assurance and/or the real problem. one for which we ought to delay our football and we enjoyed watching them PASOA member. You must commit "non-whites" will be anxious to seek The Spartan gratification. point is not so much that this play.) But really, what does it matter to yourself in form of participation. You -The Editors This issue will most likely be resolved University's past is characterized by a say we were No. 1 in football (or basketball must believe in Pan-Africanism. You must questionable, even fatuous, sense of by some sort of referendum. We would or field hockey) three or four years ago? believe in one Africa. You must also priorities. What counts is right now. This urge the framers of that referendum to Travel around the country wearing an word it so that students will recognize that BLF is the spearhead of year and hence. And the proposed events explicitly African students this Skirting outdated green button reading movement on in building is the issue. Here's how we stand. something understand that they could have a choice on the order of "National campus. Champs '65-'66" of what their money might go for, should and make a note of the reaction. If, To say that the cost of such a building indeed, they choose to raise and spend money in PASOA does not claim to speak for all there is a reaction. Nobody really cares this fashion. We offer the above list merely would increase if we waited another year is African students on this campus. It speaks about that stuff for very long. as some alternative suggestions. a pretty trivial argument for building it for those who believe in its philosophy- the in private right now. Rising construction costs and what-not are a characteristic of our We recall our fervorous chant "We're number one" as it was greeted by UCLA One referendum, idea would a be to establish, by student fund with which liberation of our people. The question "who is an African," "who speaks for the students themselves could decide where to Africans" is absolutely irrelevant because economy and are not peculiar to the that year. They retorted en mass, "number The Mississippi school dilemma is death financial role. construction of an athletic showplace. one what?". This query, we recall, had invest their money on campus. We could we are all Africans. We can work together Therefore, any other building proposal, work it into a trust fund. Ten bucks a head and we must work building into a potential racial Williams' request has further quite a deadening impact on our cheering together for our accumulated over several years might result survival. explosion. In two related incidents serious ramifications. The potentially even one more "educationally appropriate" section. in some real student power the financial support of racially than an all-events building, should wield put to good explosive pattern that has emerged is Now lest anyone construe our protest Men who are in earnest are not afraid of the same argument, i. e., "we'd better build segregated private schools in one in which whites, in now." Obviously, everything can't be built of an All-Events Bldg. as being consequences. Mississippi has been abrogated and anti-basketball or anti-football or -Marcus Garvey predominantly white districts, have requested. been attending integrated schools A Federal District Court has ordered the Internal Revenue Service whereas whites in predominantly OUR READERS' MIND black areas, have been applying for to eliminate the granting of tax - admission to the segregated private exempt status to segregated private institutions. Already, within these schools in. Mississippi. This will not Northern Michigan'U'de-feeted black districts, black organizations be retroactive but rather will affect and their militant spokesmen have only those present and future stated intentions of boycotting applications for tax exemption. businesses owned and run by whites On the same day. Gov. John Bell in order to reduce the income that after a cold and chilling night shivering unavoidable. We have consulted cent warmer feet. Williams requested the Mississippi To the Editor: among whites might use to send their kids beneath layers of heavy blankets, we look ourselves and decided It has come to attention that the upon a solution. We would Legislature to financially assist the to our After greatly appreciate an segregated schools. average temperature at Northern Michigan out the window upon a frozen arctic waste lengthy investigation and emergency shipment of volunteer males segregated private school in the form Blacks, who have for 100 years University is zero degrees or below during land. experimentation, we have discovered that who would serve as foot warmers. Thank of state tax relief. This would take These conditions are extremely injurious the ONLY way way to warm female been "educated" in a segregated winter nights. The present heating system frigid you for your cooperation with our to our bodies, expecially lower appendages, feet is by the vigorous the form of income and property tax. southern school system more fit for of the residence hall leaves much to be application of warm problem. and we believe something should be done male feet. The reason we have chosen deductions for those contributing to desired. When we wake up in the your vegetables than human beings, are morning to remedy this drastic situation before the university is that recent Twenty surveys have the expanding number of private aware of the stone wall they are frost bite is so severe that amputations are shown that the of MSU have 49.7 per Northern Michigan University coeds schools. up Letter Policy men against in the quest for human rights. The court order will not The State News welcomes all letters. you don't knou) anything The words of Williams suffice: "The appreciably hamper the private They would be .typed and signed with the AP0UT 6race or 6aptism private schools in Mississippi have home town, student, faculty or staff or moses or Anything schools since they would only pay not been organized to avoid any standing, and local phone number taxes on any profits accrued. These court order, but rather to insure that included. No unsigned letter will be schools do not expect profits and the children of our state are given accepted for publication, and no letter will since they rely on tuition rather than be printed without a signature except in quality education in a healthy, benefactor's gifts, the lack of tax - extreme circumstances. All letters must be wholesome environment." less than 300 words exemptions will not play a life or long for publication -The Editors without editing. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 15, 1970 ASMSU seeks Mintzer and Hall were By CYNTHIA NEAL State News Staff Writer responsible are the East News Background Complex halls and the Brody ASMSU appears to have a Complex. It has been pointed vacuum at the top, so to speak -- out that candidates for the the ranks of the members-at- Policy reevaluation made appointments to several member-at- large positions may The appointments will be ASMSU and all-University large have decreased by three approved at the board's regular committees. Rustem noted that come from these districts with itinB behind since fall term. Which they are already familiar. session next Tuesday. many of the people who filled African unjty 1T,e first to leave was Bill Rustem said that they are these positions had no previous Rustem noted that the winter ve African Rustem, who replaced Tom term student board will be more Samet as chairman of the board. looking for applicants who see experience of working for the or less a "transition board" from need for reevaluation of policies student government. Then at the beginning of this the form it has been in the and procedures in the university. Board guilty *>Ple, despite term, Allen Mintzer resigned, He invites students with ideas "We thought they could inject recent past, to a new form more African. The leaving MSU for Cleveland. for programs they would like to new ideas and fresh responsive to the student body. hiteman; the Trevor Hall quit the board for thought into He is confident that the see established. their jobs," Rustem commented. [»'» creation, "personal reasons." "I hope to get petitions from Rustem was critical of the structural problems will be fne and solve The remaining crew consists of people who have been critical of board for what he described as resolved shortly. The policy P must kno* Harry Chancey, Gary Klinsky committee met Monday and it the board, someone who hasn't "certain members and Mike Shore. dragging their appears that the proposals made been subjected to the ideas of feet in the Petitions accepted past." He feels that kck student the past, with new vitality on the lack of coordination, by Rustem and Vice chairman mpuses is u Petitions are now being the issues." Chuck Mostov do not conflict accepted to fill the senior and cooperation and involvement has with the MHA trhere he was 2.00 GPA. Any student is Open to all blocked the implementation of proposals. general member-at- large eligible for the general Rustem emphasized that potential programs. Constitution revised positions plus the Cabinet member-at- large seat, but only a appointed positions are not ASMSU tasks "immense" Rustem said that the changes >n recognized presidency, vacated also by Paul senior may fill the senior necessarily to be filled by people In defense of the board will mean a major revision in the capable to Graf for "personal reasons." member-at- large vacancy. constitution. The greatest who have worked with the members, however, Rustem and we have Rustem said that as of "Hie major criteria (for a change will be in the functions student government voluntarily. pointed out that the demands beration of Tuesday, two petitions have prospective board member) right While this spoils system seems to of the board and cabinet, with made on board members make >"gh African been received for the Cabinet minor technical revisions. »nd sad that president position, and three for now is an interest in making a he the image of student the task overwhelming. This is Urgent need for ASMSU At Your New change in the board's structure," governments, the ASMSU because each board member is by many the member-at- large positions. Rustem said, "and in making the reform has been emphasized by system is open because they responsible for such large area mpus is that To qualify for any of the student government effective in want it that way. of representation. a the number of student board tis from the - of African positions, r student must have a the University at large." During fall term the board He feels that the frustration resignations. While it may not be essence of the ultimate cure for the ills of or experienced by board members student government, it Stokely - which has contributed to the appears Consumer militancy spurs the spiritual to be the best place to start. "vacuum" •• has resulted in part ican descent from the immensity of the task. e styles and Each representative could never It's a whole, :ontact with be that he Suits And Ensembles examination of enviroment sure was truly life style of (plication o[ representing his constituents fabulous, because the number of students slinkys, knits - were $22 to $45 the base of the most WASHINGTON (AP) - The Consumer This year the convention zeroes in on he could meet, in a given period brand-new administration of Truth in of time, was proportionately Assembly, riding a wave of consumer militancy, Packaging decade and - bond is the - small. :rs on this opens Thursday controversy over with a rare symbol of congressional support and a mandate to enter the deterioration of the laws, health care would permit costs and pending proposals that consumers to band together in "class action" lawsuits to retrieve damages. More responsive Rustem cited Shore, Klinsky you're from $9 and Chancey for the initiative > understand environment. descent) are The two - day assembly comes four years after 150 persons at the first assembly heard consumer -• But the assembly is also expanding its horizons at the demand of one of its members « to they have shown in meeting with constituents in the residence starting stiny--and to i the context advocate Ralph Nader - this year's keynote discuss the question: "What can consumers do to control their environment?" halls and in bringing their a whole, Winter Coat Clearano in to any speaker — talk on auto safety, the issue which problems to the attention of the leology) land for the or launched the burgeoning movement that has jeen called a "Consumer's Revolt." Instead of calling the consumers to the Capitol to testify, the commitee will take the hearing to board. The areas on campus for which fabulous, The chief topics at assemblies since the first the consumer groups at the assembly and will make no attempt to hear from anyone other than brand-new lave been the then - emerging Truth . in - nd stand of Lending and Truth - in - Packaging laws. r representatives. life. and Malcolm people. They ur Let the oppressor i important pie must use SNUGGLE UP new Spring Sale! Dresses, Pant Suits verthrow of it in Ghana issue of Knits, Crochets, Slinkys, wools - were $18 to $45 •reaches and TONIGHT MODERN unity for all r the taking articulating BRIDE s9 to s29 fricanism as, the Black ■i lead the way art, you will sters attack me in form GOOD for you! Shirts, Shells, Blouses sy will come Wferit, crepes Slinkys, Turtle necks, Puckers, were $7 to $12 who believe y yet they BOOK A what they 2 for 1 2 for *9 ^5" to s8» left itself FROM I made my spring >y allowing break travel s has been annot let a the enemy volutionary COMMUNITY reservations early! Colossal Sweater Clearance Dyed-to-match, cables, stripes, vests - were $8 to $21 NEWSCENTER COLLEGE TRAVEL s5" to s12" an active all students LOCATION - AT FRANDOR CENTER & MERIDIAN MALL 351-6010 being an OPEN EVENINGS and SUNDAYS TILL 9 P.M. fy you as a it commit ition. You You must must also LANSIMC earhead of on this SKI CLUB % mile e. of Hagadorn off Lake Lansing Rd. peak for all s. It >sophy-the speaks Engineering, SPECIAL STUDENT e question iks for the Math and nt because Wool Pant Crash r rk together for our Science SKI PLAN Flares, Dyed-to-match IBM will be - were $16 to $24 Majors S11 to s12" interviewing MSU SKI PROGRAM 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Mon. - Fri. Only on campus Name Address Feb.4,5,6 City Phone I would like to apply for an Associate Membership. Enclosed is my $10.00 fee plus the additional charge of my chosen program offered with membership for the 1970 ski If you're interested season in a career in (check the program desired.) science and engineering, Opaque Panty Hose Handbags programming, or marketing, □ 5 lessons - choice of times (9 p.m. -12 p.m. - 3 p.m.) plus sign up at your $1 tow fee per day for additional skiing - total $10.00 placement office. CD season tow pass (1970) - $25.00 An Equal Opportunity Employer □5 day package plan - all area tow - $10.00 (no limit on number purchased) Equipment rental - $2.00 per session ENROLL NOW! MAIL $10. fee plus program charge to Lansing Ski Club, Box 449, E. Lansing or enroll in person at the club. 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 15 |«! played in order to get them »«" K Nikos, as Nik", even even better betto I1 think evenine. than his Broadway predecessor. evening. One One of the most mos, j adaptation of the flick, began its one month engagement at PANORAMA= finished and get on to the next ones. The film was drama; the Unfortunately were deleted from the some songs original accurate things to describe the musical New was written in "The musical was a soap- opera. Yorker," which » Detroit's Fisher Theatre Tuesday Broadway show and the ones commented that "Zorba" is a "Zorba" does have several mm added contributed ; night and is, I regret to report, nothing. play which "tries to be Greek, r an inferior version of both the thinjp going for it. The music, If you've seen the film or even but whose real though not really Greek, is the country is ; great Anthony Quinn -- Irene Broadway original, you Broadway." Contact the Fisher definitely above Broadway might be disappointed with the Pappas -- Lila Kedrova film and average and the singing, dancing Fisher's latest box office for information on |I the moderately successful attraction, but if prices and times. "Zorba" (of which there should have you haven't, then "Zorba" is a plays Herschel Bernard! - Maria thru Feb. 14. been more) and the sets are pleasant Kamilova musical. way to spend an entirely satisfactory. There are Two musicals of the current even some good remarks such as Fisher season have been adapted J from two superb films and both have hardly been worth the Broadway success, I think, the two "Fiddler on the Roof' was "Just because a man wears a uniform doesn't mean he knows anything." MSU wives effort, although I suspect that Attempting to play Zorba at veterans who were decidedly financial "Zorba" will fare better than the the Fisher is all- American John ill fated "La Strada," which better than their material. Whereas the film was meticulous Raitt, whose loud, full, rich incidentally lasted one evening voice I welcomed but whose on Broadway. in its timing of situations and "Greekness" left much to the The main reason for "Zorba's" reactions, the musical was Student wives can stretch their dollars careless. It seemed to me that imagination. Sometimes I by "armchair actually expected to hear him do shopping," reading newspaper advertisements and by comparative a rousing chorus of buying, Mrs. Carol Shaffer, associate professor of Family and Child Science, said Monday "Oklahoma!" which I think night. Non-Republican might have been better than his shallow interpretation of lusty, vibrant, full-of- life Zorba, that Mrs. Shaffer is one of four MSU home economics members who discussed association of student wives. faculty family economics with Spartan Wives, an Not wanting to be outdone by their older counterparts onthecampus, the children Childs fabulous Greek. The other panelists were Beatrice Paolucci, of Family and Child married students in Spartan Village made a small ice rink of their own justification Barbara Baxley was miscast in the difficult role of Hortense. She is referred to as "delicate" Science professor; Mrs. Bonnie Morrison and Mrs. instructors in Textile and Clothing. Nancy Harries, "Food, clothing, shelter and transportation are a family's played their brand of junior hockey. Some without skates and a little football nrxed In for good measure. anc I WASHINGTON (AP) The White -- two days before Christmas by Nikos, but she has about as largest expenditures," Mrs. Shaffer told the student wives. House has ordered by Mrs. Morrison suggested the women look in government departments and Special Asst. to the President agencies to justify in writing the Harry S. hiring of any non - Republican contact men Flemming, political in the federal much right to that adjective as a Mac truck. Hortense should be pitiful French coquette of a decorate their homes. Mrs. Shaffer discussed salvage yards, antique shops and want ads as well as furniture stores to help Folklore Society sponsors! federal bureaucracy were instructed to gentility and desire, a weak and "shopping for credit" when low - consultants, the income families are buying Washington Post reported submit written reasons for expensive items such as a family car. Winter sensitive creature which Miss Wednesday. In a employing non - memorandum circulated consultants, the Post said. Republicans as Baxley was not. Chita Rivera did a remarkably decent job as the leader despite a that "Easy credit isn't easy," she said. "Since July 1, we have a law requires each credit association to tell you both in dollar terms and in annual percentages how much your loan will cost. By KATHY MORAN Sing concert performance with his singing and John Hammond and Ted dreadful wig, and Gary Unfortunately, missing payments can put you in some State News Staff Writer guitar playing. Lucasl Krawford was surprisingly good unfortunate situations." John to campus. Presently the! Winter Sing, sponsored by the Campbell will close society is working withl ★★★★★ Folklore Society, will present a Friday night and Tom and Linda E-QUAL, an anti - pollution I variety of Dufelmeier will cio6e on group, to get Pete Seeger to I entertainment, including early blues, blue - grass Saturday night. speak on pollution and sing here. I TONIGHT ONLY and contemporary folk, this The Folklore Society decided Seeger led a series of Hudson 1 Friday and Saturday nights. The at its weekly meeting Monday to River Concerts last summer, the I SPENCER concerts until will be from 8 p.m. close The midnight in Erickson Kiva coffeehouse in the basement of Joint, their proceeds of which into a fund to unpollutc the I are being put! with a $l admission Student Services Bldg. during Hudson River. charge. Performers include faculty winter term in order to work on j in THE Membership in the Folklore I members as well as students. a stronger program for it during Society is loosely structured,! Charles Smith, advisor to the spring term. without membership dues.I LAST HURRAH Folklore Society and museum artist, will play in a blue - grass group. Robert According to Tom Hoermann, group chairman, they hope to Meetings are held at 7:30 p.m. I every Monday in the basement | of Student Services Bldg. 7 and 9 McAllen, bring more outside 106B Wells 50c No. I.D. instructor in "What landscape entertainment next term. we are there for is | architecture, will play the 12 - While most of the performers music," Hoermann said, string guitar. are local anyone is interested in learning, I Dan Rafeldt, owner of Cave of talent, the society has brought entertainers such as listening or playing we would! the Candles, will open Friday's Michael Cooney, Doc Watson, like them to come out. We would like them to meet us a | we would like to meet them HEATERS! "That is how lea "camllleZooo1 we m u^s i c a 11 y • - throu[ communication with people," he | 'ROUND said. lames Oliver Lyttle 7:30 p.m. January 191 in Roman pads filled with active swingers. The point here it pesslon end It is presented in the nude s with greet frequency. NOW! 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Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 15, I*>70 only 'Camille': search for interesting thing Thus, X-minded producers new sexploits "Camille 2000" is about "Camille 2000," Italy's have been trying to pump new no Now when two people make which the filmmakers have scenes what exception although it does so respectable atest sexploitation flick, is the life into their lovemaking scenes. return the action love its really a grand affair. executed it. ticket- • buying voyeur is to the ffo»t putforth byits creators Rather than add skill or spirit -- Thanks to "Camille 2000," the Humdrum plot bedroom (stylized and ultra¬ complaining? o make its bedroom scenes as Haskell Wexler somehow once small, restrained, dimly lit The rest of the film concerns a modern though it is). In a last more spectacular. managed to do with his glorious bedroom scene (of the early and woman, secretly dying of an Glossy packaging chance effort to make indoor Their attempt is, of course, bedroom romp in "Medium mid- sixties) has become an unidentified disease, who The film is beautifully ridiculous, but it is indicative of Cool" sex scenes stimulating, "Camille mistreats her loyal lover so he -- most producers have 2000" has illuminated, gargantuan, multi- packaged with fashionable sets, he problem facing the skin- film been content unintentionally view display that shows not only won't suffer when she's gone. nice to add mere epitomized the ridiculousness of photography and modern market these days. Thanks to variety. the bodies of the trysting lovers costumes but very few films are many of today's so called adult The plot is familiar and dreary the highly touted rating system "I Am Curious (Yellow)" has but the reflections of them from visually unimpressive lately. films and the mentality of the but it does allow all those sex that makes it easy for By ROBERT KIPPER taken its sexual activists -- and, men who make them. all directions. scenes and that, to a certain type One conditions himself not to moviegoers to locate the sex State News Reviewer unfortunately, us -- into ponds Then, to top it all off, as the filmmaker and a certain type be moved by glossy films, a plethora of X-rated films and parks, into trees and on scene approaches its packaging flooding the market and v Mirror climax, the audience, is all that counts. because in most cases, and x public building steps to provide setting camera blurrs and re-focuses heir producers are Besides, it provides the certainly in the case of "Camille of such films and the ones diverse settings for on-screen The setting for the pivotal with each inhale and exhale of nderstandably worried. bedroom scene is a functional, opportunity for numerous, 2000," they are employed only around which entire films are lovemaking. "Heirmonymous our increasingly excited heroine. Variety needed seemingly unending orgies and to disguise the ineptness and built - which are, through Merkin" has taken us to the multi- mirrored construction some boy with boy, girl with Their concern is focused on The scene, sort of the chariot girl triteness of the underlying work. repetition, fast becoming as seashore and even underwater, with mirrors overhead, race of bedroom the future of the lovemaking underneath and surrounding a scenes, is really ordinary and tame as the and the examples go on -- ad icones -- the only viable scenes inevitable gun fight in a western. infinitum. round, almost transparent bed. amusing in its utter tastelessness CiUGUATjNG SENI0R5| and in the seriousness with majoring in ACCOUNTING ARCHITECTURE flunk BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Enzymes CHEMISTRY ENGINEERING MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY NURSING RECREATION of campus lau SCIENCE URBAN PLANNING WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 21. 1970 By PAULA BRAY practically no one has this. as Calgon, Miracle White or Blue 11 tact your Placement Office for an appointment State News Staff Writer Rain Drops to combat this Detergents are easier to use and City of Detroit - Civil Service Commission more effective than in hard problem . Do enzymes fail to eat the "To water." put it in with the grass stains off your shirts? detergent and first rinse is Water in East Lansing is Perhaps your white shirts turn desirable, but if you're going to yellow after a turn through the softened to six to seven grains of calcium per gallon and the water skimp, put it in the first rinse," campus washing machines. she said. Clothes that do not get clean on e campus has a hardness of seem to be a common problem zero ^our 8ra'ns- ^'s var'es for students on campus. Water because each living unit has its and detergents are the culprits of own water softener, DUSTINHOFFMAN the problem. Anything above three grains is Laundry results depend on ®t®rting to get hard, according to MIA FARROW the water, fabric, detergent and a b°m® management specialist, how you handle the clothes, In 'aundering, hard water decision Lucile Ketchum, cooperative cau^ a soaP sc"m on the Imports JOHN and MARY extension specialist in home clothing that doesn t wash out, management, said recently. ^1SS Ketchum said. She / WORK ON ALL Panavision" "Absolutely soft water does a "^cofnmanded using a non - better job." she continued. "But PreclPatinB water softener such FOREIGN, SPORTS Color by Deluxe CARS COUPON by RR Tracks on EXTRA!'NATURES Vi ACRE' Plus "WORLD OF FASHION" 731 E. Kalamazoo Open at 7:00 p.m. MATINEES DAILY AT 482-4444 "101" at 7:45 & 9:45 1:00 p.m.-3:15-5:00-7:30-9:30 MSU COUPON SPECIAL CANADA CALLING! 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MSU LECTURE-CONCERT SERIES SPECIALS PRODUCING MANAGERS COMPANY \ CLEARANCE RQMRt BURR / /> In Two Fascinatingly Related Plays SALE £ SKaKU ' iLvnniLULun I UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM Tickets Same Price as "Hamlet" on sale at Union Ticket Offiqe 484-5359 | ALSO Hours 8 - 5 Corner of Ottawa and N. JBLACKBEARDS GHOST" m_. Butler -jL 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January IS, I97Q I Small town residents demonstrate for peace Shortly after the November moratorium in Washington, several In most of the letters and Communism and atheism. It phone calls, allusions were made to was suggested that the march was 1 billy club. Lucas continued his protest of the Howell, Brighton and Fowlerville residents who attended the demonstration h I march decided that Howell would be an excellent spot to honor part of a communist-atheist conspiracy attempting to undermine threatening to write the Federal Communications Commissi While snow and cold weather have temporarily brought a halt the morals of Howell and Livingston County youngsters, that the the Moratorium Committee's request to hold Christmas Eve demanding that the license to WHMI, a radio station in How°n to mass peace marches in distant cities, the quest for peace marches in various small towns marches were formenting civil disorder, and that the nation was which reportedly gave free advertising to the demonstrators h continues in countless cities and small towns across the nation. across the country. being ruined by "undesirables." revoked. It was also reported that Lucas later said, "If 'th While drawing far less national publicity than their After the Howell group's organizers met to plan the march and marchers carry a Viet Cong flag, brother, watch out." ' 6 ' predecessors, these marches nonetheless are raising eyebrows the local citizenry got wind of the plans, letters began pouring Among these threats were promises made by local merchants Wrong beliefs among those who are immediately effected by them, most into the editor of the Livingston County Press (in Howell) and to remain in their business establishments during the march with On Dec. 17, Commander Harold F. Kenroy of VFW Post notably the residents of the small towns in which they are held. guns and other weapons. True to form most of these threats were in Howell wrote letter to the editor which 6464 I In Howell rumors spread like wildfire. Along with these letters and rumors, a contained tl the march's organizers began receiving threats in the form of carried through. As the marchers moved down Howell's following quotes: Howell, a small (pop. 8,000) town approximately 30 miles sidewalks, casual glances disclosed gun-toting owners inside. One, phone calls and letters. Tom Edison, Fowlerville grad student and "Unfortunately, we have those among us in this world, in tl from East Lansing, could possibly provide people with a taste of Ed Lucas, the proprietor of a barber shop, Was armed with two co-chairman of the peace march, said that these threats have been country and, yes, in this county who don't believe in God at what lies in store for those who plan to organize future anti-war deer rifles, two shotguns, two .22 calibre semiautomatic rifles and continuing. Christmas. They believe only in protests, riots and activity in small towns. slavery. "They are working hard to organize the people of this countrv I and this county against all that is good and upright." Other writers were lavish in their condemnation of the motives of the marchers. "I think there is no doubt at all that these so-called Peace Marches are an encouragement to communists both in Viet Nam and in this country, and to their sympathizers many of whom have no idea how vicious communism is" ran a portion of a letter by an irate citizen. Ku Klux Klan Not to be outdone, the Dearborn chapter of the Ku Klux felt it necessary to show its support for freedom of speech. Klan I "Marching and raising hell on a night before Christmas is anti-American and plain dumb to boot. . . . Anyway, let us pray tonight that all of these peaceniks will get religion and stay at home" is an excerpt from a letter the Klan wrote, replete with insignia, mailing address, and the signature "For God, Countrv and a White America." Editorial While the residents of Howell were the primary source of I discontent over the march, the Livingston County Press did its I part to discredit the event. Such headlines as "Peace Rally Rocks I Community" (no property damage was done), and "Incident I Mars Rally" (one punch was thrown by a spectator) did little to L initiate a peaceful attitude. Perhaps the most damaging piece of I journalism, however, was an editorial in the form of a play, I written a week before the march. The entire text of the article I follows: Scene takes place on court house lawn. Court house steps are on left. Lighted Christmas tree on right. Snow is falling and in PERMANENT PRESS background bells are playing "Silent Night, Holy Night." Man I MATCHING with long hair and beard enters carrying placard: "Peace on L Earth. Out Now " Huddles on steps and wraps coat tightly about I WORK OUTFITS himself. Man: [ "They said they'd be here at 8:30. Where are they? Do FABRIC BLENDS WITH AVRIL" RAYON you suppose my friends are not coming? I REG. $8.24 SET SOLID COLOR FIBERGLAS" "But they're here! I thought they would be in church. Oh well! I I don't believe their threats. After all this is BRIGHT SHIFTS "ROYALE" DRAPERIES a peaceful, friendly J community. It looks odd though on Christmas Eve to see people HAND WASH! NEVER IRON! carrying sticks to see their eyes filled with hatred. Gosh, 1 can MISSES' AND WOMEN'S STYLES count almost 100 out on the street. . . and it's only five degrees Just hand wash and above zero. Guess I'll wrap this rag here about me." Avril® rayon is the magic REG. ingredient that makes these hang these beautiful (Picks up rag from steps and puts it around shoulders.) 84 drapes. Won't shrink, $2.99 s5 Offstage cries: "He's got the Viet Cong flag, the yellow dog, 2 pretty machine washable 63 INCH shifts so easy care. Button, stretch, wrinkle. White the dirty commie, foreigner, traitor! Get him! Don't let him get I or rich solid colors. LENGTH zipper or snap front. Prints, away with that!" stripes, solids. Sizes 10-20 Single window size. (Sticks, rocks come flying through the air and a shot rings out. and Man falls to stage and tumult stops.) l6«/2-24>/2. Snow begins falling again and bells resume "Silent Night." As curtain closes slowly, spotlight shines on sign: "Peace on Earth. Out Now." More efforts PRICES EFFECIIVI Tom Edison reports that while the threats, editorials and letters to the editor were and are disturbing, the group plans to IAN. 15 thru IAN* 24 increase its activity in the Moratorium, as well as in other areas. "Our efforts in the future will include the issue of "Charge It" Made to take MtlRI environmental quality," Edison said. "The war should be protested, but our environment should not be forgotten either. What we need are increased efforts on all fronts to stop killing, rough treatment he'll poisoning and mutilation." give them. Rugged polyester cotton fabric is preshrunjc and Soil BREAK SYNDROME Release treated. Shirts are tailored with long tail. Sizes 141/2-17. Pants have Permanent Crease. Sizes 29 44. - U' pays SP' d "Charge It" at Murphy's—Use Your Bank Credit Cards to critique MEN'S & BOYS' own Re own Carclejua MSU is one of the few universities in this country that universities in the United States that is doing something! | systematically on the ■ TRI-PAK Basketball Type FACIAL HAND WINTUK pays professors to criticize themselves and their teaching. administrative level to promote I Since 1964, the University has better teaching, Alexander I BRIEFS OXFORDS TISSUES CREAM YARN rewarded over 165 professors for added. submitting proposals as to how To become eligible for a grant, I they could improve their the prospective instructor must I 199 submit a project outline to the I 87' 3 62c 67' 96° teaching. The Educational Development University. Money is given to I those professors whose proposals I Program (EDP), a grant foundation, allocates money are the most general in scope I Lustrous, tailored acetate Duck uppers. Rubber suction Our own fine quality brani Soothing hand cream, en¬ Machine washable 100% from the school's control funds and will reach the most students, | tricot. White, pastels, cit¬ he said. grip soles. Boys' 2!/j-6, men's Soft, absorbent. 200 coui riched with olive oil to keep Orion'11 acrylic. 4 ply. Solid to members of the faculty for rus shades. Sizes 5-10. 6'/2-1 I. White, black. bo*. White colors, heathers. this Lawrence or pastels. your hands smooth. purpose, Alexander, acting director of the learning service which serves Homebuilder these EDP projects, said. In an attempt to counteract MEN'S the heavy emphasis on research chooses stale inherent in the "publish or BOY'S LINED SWEAT perish" syndrome, the University decided to take steps for plant to improve undergraduate SLACK SET SHIRT instruction, he said. "Hie conclusion was that the Gov. Milliken Wednesday I primary way to do this was to welcomed announcement that I SALE work through the faculty by the nation's largest homebuilder I Reg. $1.99 PRICE providing them with money and has chosen Michigan for the I consultation services," he said. location of its first industrialized | MSU is one of the few housing plant. Save 72c $J27 Levitt subsidiary and of Sons, Inc., International I FULL CUT History Telephone and announced in New York that it Telegraph, I I COLOR FAST WASHABLE $-|74 S-M-L sizes 100% Acrilan Acrylic wives to had selected Battle Creek for a 140,000 - square foot plant I I Long Sleeves, All Colors WE HAVE A scheduled to be In operation by | The Graduate History Wives next Carolejoanne BIG SELECTION! MIRRORS Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Paul Sweet, 443 Clifton September. Industrialized housing consists I HANDBAGS MANY STYLES! Blvd., tonight for a benefit card of three - dimensional buildinj I DRESSY & CASUAL party with faculty wives. modules designed to be I REG. transported from points ot I 94 97! manufacture to points of use> I 1 $2.98 AT MURPHY'S SMC secretary The units are placed SAVE "CHARGE IT" permanent foundations, mi $1.04 WITH BANK CREDIT CARDS SHOPPING CENTER Double faced with mag¬ talks on peace local building codes and zoning 1 Dearskin, calf, patent, 100% cotton. Bartacked East Grand River requirments, and arc comparab® I Seton crush vinyl. Top and nifying side. For make¬ Carol Lltpman, rivets. 5 pockets. and Marsh Road up and shaving. national to conventionally - bu"! I handle, shoulder straps. executive secretary of the Navy. Sizes 6-16. dwellings in all structural and | Student Mobilization Committee appearance aspects. to end the War in Vietnam G. C. MURPHY CO. - First Quality Always (SMC), will talk about her "Adequate housing is a major I concept of the SMC at 9 p.m. objective of my administration, I ii 10-9:30 lu-yjju Mon.-Sat. /won tonight in 35 Union. MERIDIAN MALL - East Grand River and Marsh Road Store Hours. 12-6 Sunday Miss Litpman, 24, has been the governor said. "I am pleased to see this new capacity ^ I involved In the peace movement for for five years. housing production Michigan." Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 1970 9 Pollution By MARNIE SCHULENBURO proposed tertiary process is research "We've got more to lose than estimated at $243,330 a year. anybody else," said Ralph Many in industry, There are many unknowns in MacMullan, director of the "The cost of pollution control is government and agriculture are the tertiary system. Funds are Department of Natural still ruled by a vague belief that needed for research as well as high, but the cost of pollution is higher. Resources. "If we're not number our rivers and lakes are construction and maintenance of It's the cost of lost opportunities for an one in the inexhaustible nation, we're dead." both in water abundant life in a decent environment." Taxes turned down supply and in the capability to Informed public Yet taxpayers turn down dilute and absorb our waste "It is essential that our special millage elections, to pay discharge. citizenry be informed and degrees in streams. for improved they feel their profits being sewage treatment Some do their best to ignore prepared to shoulder the Michigan set its standards at facilities. Their anger is clean- up requests. Some squeezed by the cost of meeting financial burdens which the new ten degrees. the standards, can and often do considerable when the Water knowingly go against the poorly and better waste treatment DDT banned Resources Commission orders enforced laws. But most do just elude them. system will impose." Marvin E. DDT has been banned, but the In March, a waste oil slick them to spend thousands for enough to get by, and that is not Stephenson, Institute of Water Agriculture Department new facilities. covered eight miles of the enough. Last in a series Research at MSU said. continues to allow the use of MacMullan urged the public to There has not been enough Clinton River from Mount cent phosphorus removal a "The cost of pollution control other harsh pesticides, which view paying taxes for pollution done in the field of research. Clemens to Lake St. Clair. is high, but the cost of pollution some feel are even more harmful necessity. East Lansing removes The oil was dumped under the as a legitimate business Funds, capable men and is higher. It's the cost of lost to aquatic life. only 22 per cent at the present protective cover of night, enterprise of great importance to opportunity to find an time. opportunities for an abundant The program has set separate the over-all economically feasible trucked there by bootleggers economy of The next stage in waste- water life in a decent environment." water quality standards for the replacement for our waste water treatment is termed who were hired by economy Michigan. "tertiary." Legal shield state which define the limits of minded companies. And still they hold onto their treatment plants are needed. The proposed $1.2 billion to This process would use a system pollution. Yet Michigan's waters The effectiveness of Michigan's pockets and think "it's the other Present plants be spent in a pollution control Our present primary and even of "chemical precipitation" to are evidently all tied together program depends in part on fellow's problem." remove all micro- nutrients, and program for Michigan is high and include the Great Lakes. better enforcement of their Awaken interest secondary plants are not good indeed, but worthwhile, if Double-load responsibility If their interest and concern anything else considered an standards by government enough. Neither remove a insult to environment. effective. Wastes from sufficient amount of the our an industry or agencies and, more importantly, were awakened, the problem of Tertiary system Some critics think that it will community upstream will be finances for pollution control phosphorus and nitrogen that is by social pressure exerted by an East Lansing, MSU and not be effective. carried downstream and be would be You there -- throwing your garbage entire state of concerned great, but not promoting harmful growth of Meridian "We believe the considered polluted insurmountable. in the Red Cedar. I can give you a ticket Township share the use present over- citizens. oxygen- hungry algae in our of the East for water pollution will Lansing waste- water program according to the different Michigan most to lose Every day of delay means for parking there! lakes. act treatment plant. The cost of as a legal shield for the standards set for another About more people, more industrial Scientists consider 100 one-third of the per protection of the continuance of phosphorus removal in the industry. The pollution will continental United State's fresh and municipal waste, and so abhorrent practices of waste accumulate, the second industry stress on already limited water surface is lward winners disposal," said Robert B. Wesley, ill- equipped to handle the Michigan's jurisdiction. part of ties at steadily increasing president of White Lake double- load, but responsible for Why D Improvement Association. it. Popular profs exercise You Re The heat limit for industries' and atomic power plants' waste water was set by the national technical advisory committee at One set of water quality standards for all water within the Great Lakes basin might help control pollution. willingness to experiment prepared extensively » as much nendous concern for So A noted Slowly publisher in Chicago reports there is a simple three degrees in lakes and five Some companies, however, if What makes students work as two or three hours for each arder for a certain professor technique of rapid reading class. which should enable you to han :ombined? for all An interview with the others the six "Hiey work like the devil on their teaching, but besides this THE increase your reading speed and yet retain much more. :ipients of the Teacher - they all do research and produce Most people do not realize :holar Awards last year - all of them under 35 -- revealed that new knowledge." Alexander continued. Closely tied to this AUTHORITY how increase much their they could pleasure, was their conviction that not success and income of the main qualities all of by them share is a willingness to only their discipline, but reading faster and more ixperiment and to try out new teaching, as well, were accurately. lethods of teaching. important. According to this "This is manifested in their publisher, This was one of the major many people, enthusiasm -- they go out of regardless of their present indings of Lawrence T. their way to show that what reading skill, can use this lexander, professor and acting Irector of MSU's they are teaching is relevant to Learning students." simple technique to improve irvice. their reading ability to a Besides this, they have a remarkable degree. Whether "They remain flexible and they have enough confidence to reading stories, books, technical matter, it becomes try out new things," Alexander iid. "As a result, their courses possible to read sentences at a the same^- glance and entire pages in never there are The establishement of seconds with this method. ilways changes being made." ACADEME ( Ad Hoc Committee To acqfaint the readers of Another point of communality letween them was that for Advancement of thK newspaper with the theV all Distinguished Educational efljr-to-follow rules f«r Mainstay Energies) is being Now on Sale developing rapid reading skill, the company has printed full ansing tots conducted on a University - wide basis, rather than within James Everywhere details of its interesting Marshall Music Madison College, as was reported self-training method in a new given presents in Tuesday's State News. There's nothing more trusted. booklet, "How to Read Faster and Retain More," COMES THRU "Toys for Tots" brought a mailed free. No obligation. 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No is going to come Knocking on your door to Meet on Campus with Our Representative explain this idea to you. If you don't take the to find out initiative SPORTS (FLRTS THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1970 for yourself, you Mr. Stanley A. Rogers 1 W"1 be the loser. Director of Placement For further information, send I Vow at name and address to me 225 or Kipling Blvd. Lansing phone 489-4429. f?Afr ©VlgTFBlM 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 15) SPORTS Gopher By MIKE MANLEY State News Sports Writer Both Butler and Temple used this basic philosophy against MSU back in December and has played one of the most demanding schedules in the ball tall front line that likes to mix it up under the basket. Larry steady player. control Masterson, an unspectacular but Shannon, who has missed the team's last six games with a bad But since Shannon's ailments, Fitch has installed his a country. Mikan, a 6-7 forward and son of The leader of the Minnesota back. An explosive scorer, the fundamental offense and calls it Under fundamentalist Head neither In game was much of a fact, the Gopher's best former cage great George Mikan, offense is quick 6-1 junior guard 6-2 native of the Brooklyn "The FBI." Coach Bill Fitch, Minnesota has contest. The young, often over - game to date was a loss - a 72-71 is the team's best all-around Eric Hill, averaging over 18 schoolyards once scored 70 "With the FBI, we want learned to play a very deliberate, eager Spartans, lost their cool in overtime affair against UCLA, player. He's averaging 17 points a points a game. He has the ability points in a JC game. His high everyone to put his fingerprints pattern-oriented game of both games - dropping an 81-60 the nation's No. 1 rated team. game and over 10 rebounds. to tum a game around when he this year is 29 against UCLA. on the ball before we shoot it," basketball-the kind that has And the game was in Los game at Butler and then getting Also on the front line are 6-6 gets a hot hand. Earlier in the season, before he says. been murder to MSU on two humiliated by Temple, 90-51. Angeles. They were also beaten senior Larry Overskei, a 13.5 His running mate will likely Shannon's back problems, occasions this season. "Minnesota is a pattern - Like MSU, the Gophers do by Ohio State, 78-71, at point scorer and 6-8 center Tom be junior college transfer Ollie Minnesota was running what This Saturday the Spartans minded team," MSU coach Gus Columbus in another impressive not dazzle anyone with their Fitch liked to call his GMA will get another chance against Ganakas said. "They operate road performance. speed afoot. (general milling around) offense. this type of attack when they well and we have trouble with a Lask week in regional The team was playing a loose, "We are the slowest team in visit Minneapolis for their third team like that. television, Minnesota used the undisciplined game - the kind the conference, if not in the Big Ten contest. "We shoot the ball up too nerve - wracking pattern (style) you might see down at the entire country," Fitch The Gophers don't make and therefore don't soon against free - wheeling Indiana YMCA on Saturday mornings. regretfully added. many mistakes against their consume a lot of time. This is and held them to 26 first half opponents; they rarely throw particularly true if we get points. At times, the Indiana the ball away, seldom commit fouls and, what is really behind. We impatient. seem It to get more happened with players became so flustered, they were shooting almost as Big Ten Basketball frustrating to quick-shooting Temple." soon as the basket came into eye foes, they work the ball on While Minnesota's 6-6 record, sight. offense until they get a high 1-2 in the conference, isn't The Gophers are a strong percentage shot. rebounding club team led by Illinois _exactl^j^e^atchi^ 4 MSU 2 Ohio State 2 Purdue 2 Minnesota 1 Michigan 1 Wisconsin 1 Northwestern 0 New in East Lansing Indiana Tuesday's Results 0 Saturday's Games Ohio State 103, Michigan 95 MSU at Minnesota Eric the Illinois 101, Northwestern 80 Wisconsin 90, Minnesota 84 Illinois at Michigan Northwestern at Ohio State (TV) -WIRE NEWS- IJtdtftrtdk 11-game season set pub The National Collegiate Athletic Assn. voted Illinois moved into first place in the Big Ten Wednesday to permit 11- game regular football Tuesday night when they crushed Northwestern, schedules next season. 101-80, at Evanston. The delegates approved, 162-98, a The hot - shooting Illini fired in 62.5 per cent recommendation to allow NCAA members to of shots from the floor in the game. schedule one additional football game starting with the 1970 season. This was IM News and designed to help . . . serving cocktails and Michelob on draught 7 days a week (after 2 Deadlines schools seeking to meet increasing cost squeezes Michigan dropped its third straight game, 103-95, to Ohio State at Columbus. p.m. on Sunday). by adding an extra game. The Buckeyes' balanced The deadline for Since 1954, only scoring overcame a 34 fraternity and independent basketball and 10 games have been - point effort by U-M's Rudy Tomjanovich. fraternity bowling is noon Friday. Games for the two leagues will authorized for a regular season. In the other Big Ten game ... dining room open daily from 6:30 p.m. (Sunday from 8 a.m.) start next Monday. The expanded season is optional with each Tuesday, A1 Henry hit 12 of 13 floor shoots to lead Wisconsin to The deadline for entry in the Paddleball Doubles Ladder school, Wiles Mallock, commissioner of the Big 90-84 victory over Minnesota. Tournament is also noon Friday. The tournament consists of Sky Conference, pointed out. There was no Michigan Football Coach Bo Schembechler three levels of competition: the "A" or Championship Ladder is opposition to the proposal from the floor. Albert Pick Motor Hotel for those who have attained a high degree of proficiency in the The college sports ruling body, final s meeting in the of its annual convention, refused to probably will be released from St. Luke H and return to Ann Arbor "in about a w< sport; "B" Ladder for those of lesser, but proven, ability; and hospital spokesman said Wednesday. "C" Ladder for beginners. adopt a stiff new high school recruiting Grand River (M-43) at Saginaw (M-78), East Lansing restriction or to undercut the poer of its rules Schembechler, 40, suffered a heart attack Competition will run from Jan. 19 to March 5 and will three hours before his team's 10-3 loss to Phone (£17) 337-1741 culminate with a single elimination tournament involving the top committees. The NCAA members also tabled a four teams in each ladder, with the winners receiving awards. University of Southern California in the Rose proposal to give sanction to the Maccabiah Bowl on New Year's Day. Games. d;iscount records 225 ANN ST. inc. 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APPLE AND HARVEST 9:30 a.m. 6:00 p.m. SUN. -• RECORDS 12:00 -- 5:00 p.m. PHONlE 351-8460 225 ANN ST. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 15, 1970 11 SPORTS 'New' Karslake leads S' wrestlers By GARY WALKOWICZ season completed, Karslake not final Spartan season as he improvement is that he's more Karslake disposed of five foes when he was down with a touch State News only has a stranglehold on totaled for his first two. aggressive. He's moving to win the title. His triumph in of the flu and his 167 Sports Writer more spot was MSU's 167- pound position, but, and attacking more." the final was over teammate taken by Rick Radman. When the MSU wrestling team The in fact, has the best won-lost experience Karslake Gerald Malecek, who was began preparing for the 1969-70 Karslake's top performance of But Karslake bounced right record on the team. gained over those first two wrestling independently. season, it was expected that the seasons has apparently begun to the year to date has been his back off the sick list and went "Pat has really come into his victory in the 167-pound event "There is such thing as a Spartans' incumbent 167- p?y off huge dividends for the no- west with the Spartans when own this year," Spartan Coach in the Midlands Tournament. pounder Pat Karslake would Spartans. weak weight class at the they met Arizona State and Cal have a tough time holding off Grady Peninger said. "We're just Midlands so any time you win a Poly this past weekend. "Pat has really The competition in this several promising tickled to death about the way gained a lot title there you've really done contenders for tourney is considered second He that spot. he has come on." more confidence in himself," something," Peninger noted. easily won his match Peninger said. "He's putting two only to the NCAA College and against Arizona State with a A senior from Okemos, Karslake had the worst record years of experience to good use. University finals in March for Karslake missed MSU's 19-5 decision. Karslake had records of 11-10-1 of all the Spartan regulars last quality in individual and team midweek match against and 11-8-3 during his first two "The for his The next night Karslake met season and was the only one not biggest competition. Colorado State College on Jan. 7 to varsity seasons, but he's already Cal Poly's Steve Arnold, who place in the Big Ten 10 matches this season won was unbeaten this season and championships. (without a loss) and could end was College Division runner-up But with one-third of this up with as many victories in his ... .... " - T-mji last year. The Spartans and Mustangs Iowa State, were tied at 9-9 before the 167 match. Karslake scored a 3-2 victory in probably the key match in the Spartans' 18-12 here for sw dual meet victory. A year ago, Karslake likely Iowa State and Miami of Ohio year, was a second place finish would have lost a match against invade the MSU pool Saturday by junior Rick Grant in the 200 such tough competition, but the for a triple dual meet with the yard individual medley. 1970 Karslake model is a winner A good race could develop in and an integral part of the Spartans. Starting time is 2 p.m. The Spartans should have little the 100 yard freestyle between Spartans' hopes for a national Karslake in control trouble recording their 5th and Iowa State freshman Eric championship. Spartan 167-pound wrestler Pat Karslake has this 6th dual meet victories of the Haapanieni and MSU's Mike season. They defeated both Kalmbach. Haapanieni gained oppor, i under control during action In the MSU teams last high school AH- American SHUTTLE BUS year and neither Quadrangular. Karslake, who topstheSpartan squad school has shown much recognition last year by posting For Our Service with a 10-0 record, will lead MSU whentheytravel a 48.5 in the event. Kalmbach's improvement this year. to Southern Illinois Saturday. best time this year is 48.4 Customers Miami's best showing in their State News Photo by Mike Beasley 83-30 defeat to the Spartans last PACE BIG TEN Glenn Herriman leers Go-pherWCHA lead Action at th Volkswagen, Inc. against strong Minnesota At the blue line, Bessone said These four swimmers look like they've just been shot, but actually they h- just heard the shot from the starter's gun signaling them to go. The event is 200 yard backstroke and the meet is the triple dual with Iowa and Illinois, Swimming for the Spartans at the far right is Mike Boyle. the J With 18 years as head hockey however, they should remember great player for us," Bessone State News Photo by Mike Beasley that this weekend Spartans, Big he would pair Mike DeMarco 1970 :oach at MSU behind him, one said, "but right now he needs and Dave Roberts and A1 'eat continues to elude Amo Ten leaders and third in the Swanson and Herb Price. Dan more t'.me and less pressure." ★★★★★★★★ ★ ★ ★ ★ * 10tt| Bessone. WCHA, entertain Big Ten rival ICE CUBES In the Finegan and Dwight Lewis will -- scoring won Bessone, two whose teams have Big Ten titles, three Minnesota, the current leaders of the Western League. A sweep by split fifth - man chores Friday columns, junior Jerry DeMarco Spartan * I'M and Saturday night respectively. is currently carrying the tlirhigan Press trophies and the lational crown, and who won Hoach of the Year honors in the Spartans could vault MSU into solid leads in both leagues. Bessone said that how the With one surprising exception, the Spartan forward lines remain Spartans' hottest stick. Shut out in the first eight manager needed COMPUTER number 113 as never Western Collegiate Hockey Assn. 1 won the Spartans fare hinges on the performance of his defense. "The best way to beat them is intact from the double win over games, the left wing from for football Wisconsin. The Zip Line of Don Sudbury, Ont. found the range Thompson, Bob Pattullo and Bill against Northeastern and has J i'm a born DATING The Spartans, in fact, have Anyone interested in lever finished higher«*han fourth to score one more goal than they Fifield is currently the Spartans' now scored seven points (4g, 3a) becoming a manager of the 1970 ^ n the nation's toughest college do," Bessone joked. "But seriously, we hope our defense is highest scoring line, but Pat Russo's line of Bill Watt and in the last three outings. "If we can get Jerry to stay on contact Spartan football squad should head manager Rick Jy = W VIRGO t>ague, but Bessone said recently hat he really doesn't worry bout it. "We want to win the Big Ten," stronger this weekend; we've been working on it for a week." Bessone said All • America Randy Sokoll has picked up the his wing, he could be as good as Droboat, 236 Harrison, or call goal production in recent weeks. we've got," Bessone said. "Patty might not look like 337-1611. 7^ by Cybernetics, Inc. x Get your own big 11" 14" Full Color Poster issone said. "Everyone around goalie Rick Duffett would start much with your own Draft out there, but he sure ms to think it's so Friday night with Saturday's Lottery number and makes that line go," asst. Coach assignment still undecided. Duffett, the leading netminder Alex Terpay said recently. EXPERIMENT Zodiac sign . . . important so that's the one we vant to win," Before anyone accuses Bessone in the WCHA, started both "Both Watt and Sokoll like to The Modern Way to if soft peddling the WCHA, nights against Wisconsin. break, and Pat gives it to them." in BLACK Ready to hang ... 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G., or even something for the plastic, paper, display, projects . . . only limited by •Sligl higher delivery to the Ideal For Your Term Party two of you, OADE'S has the most complete assortment of your imagination. Try Ad here and see. Make reservations for Weinkeller. It's msu dorms -Today Case 2:30, E. Akers 4 our comfortably set in old world atmosphere. You'll Party Supplies in the area. Come in and choose from our wide assortment of imported and domestic wines, liquor, Please send me □ Ad-here(s) as marked ! ICtlANOICmiiS" p.m. find the mood* relaxed and the food and service m CDSalmon Red CUSIate Blue □ ■ take all your beer and ale. dirty clothes to excellent. Dancing and candlelight will add to your pleasua. We can easily accommodate from 80 to MAKE OADES YOUR HARTY HEADQUARTERS Inclose Check or Money Order still 125 people. Phone us today. NAME LOWEST OADE'S PARTY STORE _ LOUIS cleaners Uratwr'a for I VV-4.il I 314 S. Clippert Mon.-Thurs. 10 a (I.-11 p.n ADDRESS. COLUMBIA SALES CO. P.O. BOX 803 AIR FARES 7C 1~*Z, E. grand river 485-4944 Fri. & Sat. 10 a.n -12 p.m. jAST lansing 1861 ffinita 8c RatljgfecUgr Free Parking Kalamazoo, Michigan 49006 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January IS, I97Q STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED Short On Cash? Place Your Want Ad Today 355-8255 CLASSIFIED 355-8255 355-8255 Automotive Auto Service & parts FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil Frank For Rent CHEVROLET 1962 si MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East Close to ACULTY 6 - ONE GIRL needed winter term. ONE GIRL for APARTMEN cylinder automatic Kalamazoo Street. Since 1940. campus 351-2265. Unfurnished. No pets £»<- Delta Arms, close to campus. . . 489-0092. 2-1-16 Complete auto painting and 5-1/15 r1 LANSING MANAGEMEN TO collision service. IV5-0256. C Cheap. 351-2182. 7-1/16 Phone 332-2627. C CUTLASS CONVERTIBLE. 1967 ONE BLOCK from campus. Women's • • AUTOMOTIVE EMPLOYMENT 6-stick. Excellent condition with economy. 5-1/20 Call Dick. 337-7691. ACCIDENT Problem? KALAMAZOO STREET BODY SHOP. Small dents to Call large CedaTvllFage Apts. apartment. Utilities and parking provided. Completely furnished. $65. 337-2336. 3-1-19 • FOR RENT wrecks. American and NEW MANAGEMENT foreign • FOR SALE FALCON 1964 16"-i Ostandard' new cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. SOUTHEAST, FURNISHED 1 • LOST & FOUND SOVoi9-H Spartan 2628 East Kalamazoo. C 2 Bedroom Married, post-grads, 1 and 2 bedroom. New carpeting. Newly bedroom 35o-9831. 3-1/15 2 Man Apartment apartments. From t PERSONAL decorated. $135. Utilities paid. • icncioe VI • PEANUTS PERSONAL $200.00/month 337-0512. 10-1-28 Campus FALCON 1966 standard 6, cylinder. • REAL ESTATE Very good condition. Asking $750 CEDAR GREEN'S sublease. Winter. • SERVICE or best offer. 484-5837. 4-1/16 Aviation Spring if desired. Female. • TRANSPORTATION 351-5493 after 6 p.m. 5-1-21 • WANTED FIREBIRD 1969 428 ram air. GRADUATE. 2 Performance FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to equipped. Every GIRL for 2-girl t. Own bedroom. 1 learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE!! ONE apartment. block Cedar Street. Call 351-2403. DEADLINE full warranty. Best offer. Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C 2-1-16 351-9249. 5-1/20 401 FAIRVIEW South - 4 rooms 1 P.M. one class day be¬ SOARING GROUND school by MSU and bath. Down. Utilities paid. No fore Soaring Club. Wednesday, Room children or pets. $125/month. MASON, NEWLY remodeled. publication. MGB 1965 xceller mditi 30 Union, 8 p.m. 353-6931. Phone 882-5763. 5-1-19 Carpeted living room and kitchen. 5-1/15 Cancellations - 12 noon one 6-1/21 Two bedrooms. Responsible class day before publica- ;. Pirelli and MARRIED COUPLES - $160 to couple only. SEVERAL VACANCIES close t $175/month. 6 and 9 month Scooters & Cycles leases at Cedar Village, 315 Bogue, 676-4141. 4-1-20 campus, all utilities paid. Ca NEJAC, 337-1300. C 332-5051.8-1-16 PHONE TRIUMPH 1967 - TR-650. Excellent PE NNSYLVANIA condition. $750. 353-8397. STtfsTH, near. EAST LANSING, - one man needed M.G. - 1964. Green sedan, 2 new nS5-8255 tires. Good condition. 627-7639. S-5-1/16 utilities Q!CSTC-V.d, garage. for 3-man apartment, 3 489-969 TTur R r. m fi.l/IR blocks 3-1/16 from Union. 351-6636. 5-1/19 YAMAHA RATES 1969 DS-6c Street EAST SIDE 141 East Michigan, Scrambler. 250 twin. 2,000 miles. ONE MAN needed for two man MUSTANG FASTBACK 1965. 2+2, iround floor, one I ddy J 1.50 $550. Telephone 351-0779, 6-8 apartment, North 289, 4-speed, fine condition, good p0inte p.m. 3-1-15 at, water included. 351-1503. 3-1/15 15^ per word per day tires. $700. Call 484-3113. 3-1/16 3 davs 54.00 'l/lieil, $0 MI)Of F0£ "NAT >9.0-1/16 ONE MAN needed for 4-man 13 Hit per worn per aay PONTIAC 1965 Catalina hardtop. No rust. With snow tires 2 doo Employment N£W 1EARS' RESOLUTION'.' IURCHAM WOODS 4-man apartment, new, close to campus 5 days $6.50 Excellent condition throughout 351-1014.3-1/15 MALE OR female, car necessary to 13* per word per day $750. Phone Tu 2-5483. 2-1/15 follow up confirmed telephone p*xjng c&v/ not mmsv «*o/ sr. 351-7880. After 5 p.m. 351-6807. 5-1/16 124 CEDAR Street. 2 man furnished (based on 10 words leads. Salary plus commission, per id) apartment. $150 per month. Call RENAULT 1969 R-10. Excellent plus liberal gas allowance. Call Mr. CAPITOL VILLA. 1 girl needed There will be a 50tf service WANTED: ONE girl for two-man 487-3216 or 882-2316. 10-1-20 shape and price. Ask for Mike, Holm, 372-0979. 3-1/15 winter and spring. $50. 351-6274. apartment across from campus. and bookkeeping charge If Call 482-4397. 3-1-19 3-1/16 332-6156. 5-1/16 this ad is not paid within MALE STUDENT v CALLING one week. SNAPPY CORVAIR 1966. 4 on the hot food deliveries. Hours 10 a.m. Employment ALL CAPRICORNS! LUXURY, GIRL NEEDED winter/spring term. The State News will be floor 3-1-19 plus extras. 351-9423. to noon, per 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. $2.00 hour. Call ED 7-7400. 3-1-15 . Call 351-7319 for NEW G.E. PORTABLE rented only to MSU sti i $50. rented'. 372-018JVT/I5 New Cedar 5-1/16 Village. Call 351-3080. responsible only for the faculty. $8.84 monthly STUDEBAKER 1962, r first day's incorrect inser- FURNISHED APARTMENT VI1 ATTENTION FEMALE SINGLE GIRL ' from campus. 2 or 3 mer B I LINGUAL AND 372-1725. 5-1/16 - CO to Okemos MEXICAN- STUDENTS. AMERICAN \CV5 e desirable. Top ight person. Ideal for 332-0641. 3-1/16 TV RENTALS: G.E., 19" portable - ONE GIRL needed immediately for Survey work in community. Call 332-3853 after $8.50 per month including stand. For 5-1-19 3-MAN apartment f The State News does not more information, 1. Call J. R. Culver Co., 351-8862, $62.50/month. 882-0897 . 5-1/20 VOLKSWAGEN 1967 I 353-9504. 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. C sublease. $155. permit racial or religious condition, good pric NURSES. RN, LPN, ROSELAWN GIRL TO sublet 711 Burcham winter 351-8904. 5-1/15 discrimination In Its ad¬ after 4 p.m. 4-1/16 WAITRESSES - EXCELLENT wages MANOR NURSING HOME, 707 TV RENTALS - Students only. Low term. $55/month. 351-2012. vertising columns. The Armstrong Road. Positions monthly and term rates. Call 3-1/16 CAPRICORN VOLKSWAGEN 1968, $1400. at the POUR HOUSE available all shifts. Full or part State News will not accept 484-2600 to reserve yours, Dec. 22 J-jn.20 Excellent condition. Phone RESTAURANT and cocktail time. Excellent advertising which discrim¬ salary and University TV Rentals. C Utilities paid. 351-0665, ask for Rick. 3-1-19 lounge. Experience preferred, but benefits. Call Mrs. Flannery, 4-1/16 It's a (ileal day for inates against religion, will train. Call 646-2201 we for Director of Nursing. 393-5680. TF you to let go of the RENT A TV from a TV Company, race, color or national or¬ VOLKSWAGEN 1961 -iRebuilt appointment. 2-1-16 Single girl to share very ONE $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. deluxe 2 MAN needei many valuable items in igin. PART TIME employment for MSU bedroom Nejac TV Rentals. C townhouse. $62.50 Village. 4 man < your home which you WANTED: GIRL to do some students during school year with 351-9453. 4-1/16 Phone 351-6796 or 485-1265 no longer use. Why not VOLKSWAGEN 1962 y^all night on a m i dwesf s ^ largest^ full-line PARKING SPACES available. Close, 327 7 HILLCREST V- ansing. C deckle today to exchange Bus. Good them for cash? 337-0021. 2-1-16 equired. For further information. Commuters welcome. 351-2196. bedro, n t V>.,en. Man body, excellent engine, good ONE MAr rubber, nWdio. $400. 351-1080. phone 337-1349.0 3-1-1 coupltXi,»/-9612 after 5:30 p How (Jo v net this 4-1-16 5-1i-2l PARKING PLACE for sale, acVtss r. for DELIVERY MAN 18 cash? Simply oy dialing - ,d AUSTIN HEALY 3000 1964. Good VOLKSWAGEN 1965 - L I'tV over. eliable car from caroPus- 393-5455 after 5 EAST LANSING r 355-8255-and placing a condition. Must sell. Best offer. t. Shorthand a3nd EAST LANSING: One or 332-0846, Rick. 3-1-17 Studer preferred. Apply 801 East P-m- 2"1 ^ 5 for apartment. Carol S. 351-0280. bedroom, furnii low cost, fast acting condition. Best offer' c srience helpf River, Lansing. Phone Want Ad A friendly BUICK 1965 Electra 225. Full Phone 355-6026, or Sparrow Hospi D. 5-1/16 Apartments 2-1-16 Beautifully m< itainedi Select 10-1/21 clientele. Leasi 332-3135 or NEED ONE GIRL winter/spring. NEEDED STUDENT Wife or HOLT. SPACIOUS 3 n 882-6549. 0 sale by owner. $995. 625-3111. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS to known 2-1-16 VOLKSWAGEN 1966- De student, 2 conse work part-time 11:00 p.m.-7:30 Phone 353-0374. 3-1-19 back. Radio, new whiti week day mornings, 8:30 a WHAT BETTER OFFER CAN YOU GET ? Excellent conditio a.m. Friday or Saturday. Also i oven. Disposal and heat is BUICK - 1968 Special. Power steering and brakes. Excellent 485-6581. 3-1/16 chool age included. No city income tax. Walgreens Olafsen Vitamins are FREE ! condition. 339-8523. 3-1/16 >r Sam. 10-1/27 children. $1.80 pi transportation. Cal 332-5297. 3-1/16 our. sr Own 3 p.m., Short term 484-4481 484-2226. TF lease available. Call or evenings 882-3508 or 731 60 100 - - Chewable Multivitamins with Iron Aytinol Jr. Chewable Multivitamins '. . $1.98 2.98 CHEVY, 1957, rebuilt engine, auto 100 East Lansing's Finest - Super Geriatric Vitamin Tablets 5.49 transmission. Best offer call t the NEAR CAPITOL girl to share 2 100 0lavite-M Therapeutic Vitamins 353-7589. X-3-1-16 great buys TELLE RS-Bank o has DENTAL HYGIENIST: Ft ill or part Student Residence - 6.98 openings for full e for tal office bedrooms furnished apartment, 100 - Aytinal with Minerals Tablets 3.79 3, 6, 9-month leases Available tellers. These offer $6. per qualified reasonable. 484-7052. 3-1/16 84 - Liver & Iron Tablets 3.19 489-371 351-3574 PRICED dXft PER 100 - Orange Flavor Chewable Vitamin C, 100 1.29 From KAMINS stereo shop: and" pleasant""work ing^conditlons! a,ter 6 P m- 61/21 WANTED: Green's ONE 2-man. girl for Cedar No deposit. FROM J)JU RESIDENT BUY ONE BOTTLE AT THIS REGULAR PRICE.. mg Phone 372-9230, ext. 293 for 351-3790 after 5 p.m. 3-1/16 1, 2, 3 man/woman vac Shop our Store for all your GET THE SECOH D 0NE FREE PORTABLE CASSETTE interview appointment. BANK OF 2 COLLEGE men to v\ . Pool and Party Lounge vitomin needs, where a reg¬ LANSING, 101 North 8-12 p Walk to Campus Call 372-9330. ONE MAN needed for two man, istered pharmacist, who knows Washington, Lansing. Equal warehous Sponsored resident parties TAPE RECORDER/PLAYER opportunity employer. 3-1/15 3-1/16 about $65. pays for everything, phone included. 351-7219. 5-1/20 Luxurious furniture, carpeting, appliances vitamins, is always on hand telp. SUBLEASE APARTMENT. 2 rrr MODELS, RENTAL Experts Buy TOYOTA State AND AM/FM RADIO GuWive 1145 Abbott Road. $45/mon OFFICE OPEN 332-1696. 5-1-16 2-7 MON.-FRI. Drug 731 BURCHAM, ONE MAN needed for 3-rr 1105 E. GRAND RIVER at Gunson E. LANSING. WALGREEN University Terrace Apartment 1 PHONE 351-7212 ED 2-201 1 AGENCY 1 spring term. 351-1993. 5-M6 ~ I I I I I -J«L, TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student CROSSWORD PUZZLE units. These spacious luxury apartment are completely ACROSS 31. [act, carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish 1- Meek 32. Apart Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has 7. Palm off 34. Honorarium a dishwasher, 12. Mangle 37. Salary grabage disposal and individual control - central air 13. Contract debts 38. Ruddy 14. Fr. river 41. Real conditioning. These two or four man units have up to 3 15. Wool 43. Fine-grained parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure time has been 16. Conclusion rock 17. Princely 45. Rood adequately planned for with a giant heated swimming pool, nickname 46. Vitamin B-3 18. Unassuming 47. Melodies recreation rooms and private balconies. If you want to be 19. Whole number 48. Almond sirup among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. 23. Thespian 25. Part of There units DOWN are starting at $70/ month per man. dynamo 3. Smokeless 5. Shelter The List Is Staggering! 29. Arranged 1. Coin 2. Alg. city explosive 4. Hostel 6. Syllable hesitation 7. Boned of 8. Individual More and more 10 and 15 year veteran imported car owners T~ 3— T~ — 7— 3— r~ - " 9. Sherbets Twenty - two deluxe type features. The finest in AM-FM radio, expert tape reproduction with switch to TOYOTA. These people have lots of experience. They can tell when they see a good automobile. MODEL OPEN: except Thursday 1-6 p.m. every day * i 10. Similar 11. Three-spot high - 15. Tires fidelity recordings, six push - button selectors, a vu "4 17. That man - meter to insure proper recording level, external PHONE: 332-6441 20. Ibsen heroine speaker attachments and microphone attachments. Wouldn't it be wise for you «— •21. Intrude Weighs only 7 pounds and measures 11 3/4"w x 22. Rant THREE AND SIX MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE •9 21 u to drive a TOYOTA before you 23. About 24.101 21 25~ sr * » Reg. M19" Now $9995 buy small car? w 30 Ji 26. Balcony 27. Alternative any or compact □ n 28. Railway; abbf. &to2>dungi)am 30. Double 33. Fun City: abbr. 34. Reality Between 4 WHEELS of Lansing Inc. 4620 S. Hagadorn 35. Beige 36. Boy's cap Michigan _ L1 -JZJ ■ 39. Charles Lamb fluio Pajdtb t Sr J IE 2200 S. Cedar 40.Fender bump MANAGEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y: _ 1 L w J □ 42. Avail lARCH 4A4-4S06 Only minutes from the Campus. Go Hope, then 2 blocks south on Cedar. west on Mt. Alto Management Company EL __ □J □ 43. Knight's title 44. Crone 46. Negative _ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, J unitary 15, l'>7() 13 For Sale Student Service CARPET - AVOCADO 11X15. Sponge rubber pad. Both only Connor to direct Cigarettes DIRECTORY $89. 351-6519.5-1/16 all My Lai trials 3/79c rfJ.Uif ■ i.^yffnTTgSTTl Ski Rentals Wash Day Savings! ATLANTA Ga. (AP) I Ul ' UNIVtKSI I V Washing 20 & 25c a load prospective guerrillas please come i the very least, call Momma Goril - Lt. Gen. Albert O. Connor, the man PRO SHOP at named to convene any further trials in the alleged My Lai beauty SALON Triple-load rug washer 50c 351-1476. This is your only chan massacre, says he thinks that in covering the story "the news 10% off With this coupon Lansing Ski Club WENDROW'S ECONOWASH 3000 E. Kalamazoo media, on the whole, have handled it very well. 2 blocks W. of University Hart, Fischer, L-21's 3006 Vine St. "Some papers with one form of editorial policy will take a Village 372-8900 332-0600 1 Block West of Sears different approach than others," Connor said Wednesday. "On the whole, the American public, if it reads widely, is reasonably lergens -CONTACT LENS Your Hang-Up? Picture will informed." Connor, 55, commands the U.S. 3rd Army, with headquarters Deodorant Soap SERVICES Framing. Bath at Ft. McPherson here. The Army announced in Your Needs? Washington D. M. DEAN, O.D. DACHSHUND FEMALE Tuesday it was consolidating under him the disposition of all Artists' Supplies. 210 Abbott Rd. Wide World of allegations made by investigators of the My Lai incident - except Sports Limit 6 Suite #16 BOB JONES PAINTS i. 372-7405.4-1/16 for two cases already ordered to trial. 332-6563 677-8141 Mason 351-8811 Connor is a veteran of more than 30 years of ai Army service, IRISH SETTER. Male pedigreed. including fighting in World War II and the Korean war, but he has Learn to fly? Sure you I $50.00. Call after 6 p.m. not served in Vietnam. COLLEGE TRAVEL Use our Air Taxi-Service BAUTEL'S 882-9298. 3-1/16 he next MSU Sports Car Clut Asked by a news man to comment on the notion that 1.25 fleeting will be Thursday night ai OFFICE Buy a new Piper Yarns—Supplies ::30 in 31 Union. The results of oui peacetime rules of conduct should not apply in combat, Connor All at: hooking, knitting, weaving SIAMESE SEAL-poinl Phone evenings a ast Gymkhana will be released, Subdue 130 West Grand River Blvd. Francis Aviation 646-4711.3-1/16 Kith plans fi Run "We did go through the Nuernberg Trials; we did come up with 2916 Turner 351-6010 Capitol City Airport 484-1324 IV 5-9212 "Koi the certain rules of warfare, certain laws, international laws, which Dandruff Shampoo Mobile Homes have governed military operations in our Army since that time. BUD'S CONTINENTAL ONE BROOKS Imported Cars I MOBILE home 52 feet X 12. Sebrfhg, Fla. Info: 351-1085. And we've tried to apply these in Vietnam, in a most difficult situation, a most difficult form of warfare." 69c HOUR CLEANERS ewly carpeted. Furnished and AUTO PARTS An associate of Connor at 3rd Army headquarters, who MON. THURS. - Ktras. Call Perry 625-3616. Sales and declined to be named, said the general "is convinced that Late Model Motors and 7:30a.m. -9 p.m. East Asian Studies Club meeting, people tonight, 8:30 p.m., 38-39 Union. Dr. are the most important asset that the man needed parts a speciality FRI. - SAT. 7:30 - 6 p.m. Army has, and everything t. 3 blocks 482-1473 Joseph Lee (Associate Prof, of else is secondary." Halfway between Holt and One Hour Cleaning 9 - 3 Lost & Found Humanities) will speak on "The The officer called Connor "an extremely genial man, not the 3. 5-1/19 1.69 Mason on N. Cedar *99-2154 227 Ann St., E. Lansing 5014 N. Grand River, Lansing Political Thought of Mao Tse-tung." _ . least bit grumpy or gruff." The style you want - AMERICAN DIAPER • EYES EXAMINED ■sity ( night, 7:30 "You don't find people quaking in their boots when~he peers Enden SERVICE around the door." for that special date' • GLASSES Elda - Diane Prompt, pick-up service. • CONTACT LENS Personal Connor was described as "about 5 foot 11, of medium build, Creme Rinse Diapers cleaned free quite trim " The associate said the general frequently is seen in Beauty Salon frpm harmful bacteria and DR. I.L^Collins, Optometrist his office "when everybody else is going home in the afternoon, made safe for baby. Co-Optical Services GRANDMOTHER-WILL give loving ^ and on Saturday mornings." 69c Member DSIA -482-0864 5218 S. Logan Connor was named 3rd Army commander by President Nixon 393-4230 Limit 1 lan furnished month. Call after 6° 30 p.m., 351-6460. 3-1/15 pro last August. His command includes seven Southeastern states plus Puerto Rico and parts of Kentucky. 6. 10-1-20 University For Sale Extension of the Sense of Touch. FLY ACAPULCO! SPRING BREAK FEMALE: FURNISHED $12.50 9 7:00, 311 EBH; Israel: Model for 1.49 STOVE, ELECTROMASTER, - days - meals - hotel - week. Parking 3-1/16 available. 351-0511. transportation! 351-8979. 10-1/26 Social Change, 7:30, 304 EBH; Vocations for Social Change, 7:30, 101 EBH. Sensory Awareness and Nigeria rejects aid Vicks Nyquill T.V. RENTALS Body Massage meets this Sunday at 8:00 p.m. in room 34, Union. (continued from page 1) The local dispute subsided R FENDER JAZZMASTER free Cold Medicine guitar. delivery, service quantities of supplies were in when Timothy Omobare, head DUTH FRANCIS Street. 2-b Excellent condition. $250/best and pick-up. Nigeria but the problem was of the government - affiliated offer. Rick. 351-1862. 3-1/16 UNIVERSITY T.V. RENTAL! local transport. National Commission for 99' PEACE BUTTONS (214") sample SANSUI AM-FM tuner-amplifier and A convoy was to leave for Rehabilitation, said in an $1.00 Phone 484-2600 interview that the Nigerian Red BEDROOM HOME IN COUNTRY. postpaid. L&M Buttons, two speakers. 40 watts/Channel, Enugu, the former Biafran Box 9423, Lansing, Michigan capital, in a few days with spare Cross had a mandate over all Mature shade, on blacktop road. output, Nearly new, must sell 48909. Agents wanted. 3-1/16 No pets. 655-2593 or 655-1581. 351-9287, evenings. 51-/19 engine parts for trucks. emergency relief. 3-1-19 Beal Film Group film, tonight, 7:00 A Nigerian Red Cros, official Ogbu said this was necessary in PORTABLE SOLID state electric FREfc ... A thrilling houi of beauty. and 9:00, 106B Wells. Spencer said his teams vvould continue order to safeguard Nigeria from OUR BEDROOM, two full baths, organ. Good condition. Complete For Tracey in: "The Last Hurrah." 50c, all kinds of flights by military appointment call 484-4519. working whatever disputes arose carpeted, fireplace, finished rec room, garage, Devonshire Avenue, AMPLIFIER, 55 watts. 1 month old with all cords. 332-2263. 3-1/15 MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC'S no I.D. planes from outside that might Schick STUDIO. 1600 East Michigan. imperil the nation's securtiy. Selling for $70. 351-0888 after I Lansing, 489-1276. 5-1/19 p.m. 3-1/16 LAFAYETTE 125 Watt amplifier and FM Tuner, together Stereo C-1-15 Meeting at 7:00 p.m., tonight, 314 (usually 215 Evergreen), Health Center In Paris, French President Shave Bomb NE CREST Subdivision: 2 $120. Dorm size refrigerator, $50. FREE LIFE INSURANCE Georges Pompidou called on unal Life- Styles. More bedroom house, funrished, garage, for 6 month period. No single Call 351-3841.3-1/15 literature. Call licensed agent -- STEVE KAUFMAN 353-7708. O i, call Sue at 355-0442. Board starts U.N. Secretary - General U Thant to seek urgent approval - 67c students. Deposit or references. 200 USED vacuum cleaners. Tanks, from Nigerian authorities for a 351-6493. 3-1/15 iEDED A fourth Cannisters and uprights. Some less than one year old. $7.88 and up, JOHN c Putf a organizing massive international operation for Biafran civilians. relief girl. Clos Also service and parts for ' renected ,he '™nants of racial conflict." COUPON. DEL MONTE birthday, following an address Vaughn said it is m recognition of these qualities Vaughn made to the House of Representatives concerning the eve„t A bill designating Jan. 15 £hat King established. believes Martin he holiday Luther should be TOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALUE STAMPS CORN Martin Luther King Day v His proposal has the support 'ony 2 pkg. passed by the House last year, of the governor, who said, Konosa. 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