Tuesday Justice . . . MICHIGAN Co Id STATE NEWS .. is indivisible. . . . and sunny, with a high -Martin Luther King STATE between 10 and 15 degrees. Low tonight negative 15. Continued UNIVERSITY cold and clear Wednesday. I. 62 Number 116 East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 20, 1970 ixon WASHINGTON (AP) - President Nixon names investigated with the result the judge The Carswell President's press secretary said Congress' right to write the laws and to court received Carswell has "an outstanding judicial and justices "should be very conservative" in ached into the federal judiciary Monday a complete clearance. d picked a circuit judge named George personal background." He said the overthrowing them. President fixed on the nominee from four Asked if "strict constructionist" also arrold Carswell to serve as a justice of the Youngest man or five top contenders last Saturday meant that Carswell is "pro-civil rights," preme Court succeeding Abe Fortas, The bridge - playing, football - rooting ho resigned under fire. Floridian would be the youngest man on evening. Ziegler replied: "I wouldn't get into it." The nomination was sent to the Senate in the current court. Closest to him in age is Carswelj talked briefly with reporters in Among the positions taken by Carswell te afternoon. Hearings by the Judiciary Tallahassee after the President's on the circuit court is that a freedom of Byron R. White who is 52. - - mmittee are expected to begin Jan. 27. announcement. There was no immediate indication from "I don't really anticipate any problems," (See related story page 2) A repeat of last year's struggle over ixon's first nomination of a Fortas Capitol Hill that the Carswell nomination he said when asked whether he thought his will draw substantial opposition in the nomination would be approved by the choice school ccessor seems unlikely. desegregation plan is Senate which last year refused to confirm Senate. permissible when it will have the effect of Circuit Judge Clement F. Haynsworth Jr. Carswell shrugged off Zeigler's "strict breaking down racially separate school A 'strict constructionist' for the Fortas seat. constructionist" label, saying the term has systems. He took this view in a July The nomination of Carswell to the seat Ziegler said Nixon talked to Carswell for many meanings. On his judicial philosophy, decision involving Baldwin County, Ga. :t vacant by the resignation of Fortas last the first time, by telephone, at his he said, "A judge is neither pro nor con. I The Supreme Court has ruled that -y was announced by Ronald L. Ziegler, Tallahassee home at 1:15 p.m. He said want to approach the law fairly." freedom - of - choice plans are acceptable ; White House press secretary, who said Carswell recalled meeting Nixon for a As to his financial holdings, he said: "I only when they actually bring e 50 - year - old judge meets President "brief handshake" in 1954. have my home and a few parcels of real desegregation. ixon's desires to have a "strict property I inherited from my father and Ziegler was asked by a newsman if it was structionist" sit on the bench. In reply to newsmen's questions the a coincidence that the President had turned my grandfather." Carswell, of Tallahassee, Fla., has been a White House official said Carswell was in He met with the newsmen less than an again to the South for a nominee. "It's a deral judge since 1958. A Democrat Washington last week to see Atty. Gen. hour after Nixon sent his nomination to fact," he said. rned Republican, he was named chief John N. Mitchell and Egil Krogh Jr., a the Senate. Son of legislator dge for the Northern District of Florida deputy counsel to the President. former President Dwight D. Eisenhower Strict interpretation Carswell, the son of a Georgia state d elevated to the 5th U.S. Circuit Court Ziegler said there had been no political Nixon has described his judicial legislator, was born in Irwinton, Ga., Dec. clearances or any clearance with the 22, 1919. He is a graduate of Duke and the " New Orleans by Nixon. philosophy as a belief that the Constitution American Bar Association. He said Chief should be "strictly interpreted" after Walter F. George School of Law at Mercer Ziegler said Carswell's personal and Justice Warren E. dicial background, including financial Burger was not naming Burger to succeed Earl Warren. The University. consulted. President defined his view to mean it is He is a Navy veteran and the father of oldings and income tax returns, were two married daughters and two sons who are students at Florida State University. He is also a grandfather. OUNDLY BALANCED The judiciary subcommittee in approving Carswell's promotion from the district to circuit court held a hearing lasting only 10 minutes, with no opposition being expressed. 1977 budget receives That was last June 5. On June 11 the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights submitted a memorandum saying that since his 1958 appointment to the district court Carswell had shown "a strong bias against billion dollar Negroes asserting civil rights claims." The committee found no merit in the assertions by the organization of more than 100 civil rights groups. In its file it said the WASHINGTON (AP) ~ President Nixon's his Cabinet substantial last Tuesday and ordered increased excise taxes and on liquor, cigarettes record of Carswell's tenure as a district judge disclosed "no racial bias which would Court nominee - additional economies, the gasoline and speeded up collection of dget for fiscal year 1971 will include the budget for the year starting next July 1 gift and estate taxes. Since then officials justify a conclusion of prejudice to litigants w cuts he ordered a week ago--around a in civil rights cases." Judge G. Harrold Carswell of Tallahassee, Fla., was nominated was then at "a level above $203 billion." pictured Nixon as confident that he could llion dollars to the Supreme Court by President Nixon Monday, Carswell, more or less--the White The press secretary said when talking balance the budget without any new taxes. Carswell wte confirmed by the Senate if accepted by the Senate, will take the seat vacant since Abe ouse reported Monday. Some preferred Nixon's call for further June 19 without any opposition being However, it still is expected to go to a voiced from the floor. Fortus* resignation, AP Wirephoto reductions in the budget to tax increases, "ord $200 billion-plus. (See related story page 3 No figures were given by press secretary especially in a year of congressional elections. ~nald L. Ziegler, but he called it a solid about reductions in the budget "you think The billion-dollar - or - more reduction Supreme Court declares udget, which he defined as "soundly in terms of a billion dollars or more." phrase used by Ziegler indicated Nixon will "anced and that does have some surplus." Nixon had been reported considering ' not achieve the goal of getting under $200 r said that before Nixon met with Treasury Dept. recommendations for billion. Ziegler said the added cuts Nixon ordered do not necessarily mean a widening of the surplus he seeks. harma affair But it is "responsive to the national needs," Ziegler said, and Nixon "has kept in mind that one of the pressing national priorities is the health of the economy." induction speed-up illegal these "He has met his objective of achieving WASHINGTON (AP) - Local draft prosecutions, a vast rewriting of the warning that blacks may not be kept off boards barred act is needed." juries for racial reasons. But this was further substantial cuts in order to arrive at were Monday by the Justices Hugo L. Black, William J. coupled with a refusal to dismantle steering a solid budget in dealing with the Supreme Court from speeding the o economy," Zeigler told newsmen. induction of Vietnam war protesters. The only punishment selective service Brennan Jr., Byron R. White and Potter Stewart also supported the proposition that Alabama and Georgia laws that civil rights lawyers claim work as instruments of Nixon plans to submit his budget to Congress near the end of this month and law provides is prosecution for resisting Congress has not authorized the discrimination. By DELORES MAJOR However, Bettinghaus said Sunday that it accelerated draft of so - called delinquents. "Whether jury service be deemed a right, State News Staff Writer has set a target date of Friday, Jan. 30, induction, said Justice William O. Douglas was the general thought within the in a 5-3 decision. Chief Justice Warren E. Burger and committee that the Sharma affair was a Ziegler said. There has been a suggestion Justice John M. Harlan voted to reverse the (please turn to back page) dwin P. that the submission might be delayed until The law, he said, does not give the Bettinghaus, chairman of the conviction on the ground that Gutknecht very important issue that will not be Selective Service System "free - wheeling iversity Committee on Faculty Affairs, allowed to drop. Feb. 2, the statutory limit for sending the was not given adequate opportunity to d that his committee feels it is not the budget up within 15 days after Congress authority to ride herd on the registrants propriate body to launch an estigation into William J.E. Crissy's, ofessor of Hotel, Restaurant and The letter sent by the State News editor and the three faculty members said that it reconvened Monday. The President completed the budget last using immediate induction as a disciplinary or vindictive measure." The ruling rejected the Justice Dept.'s appeal from his early induction order. Justice John M. Harlan also voted with the majority but said the draft law "may U.S., Br was not Crissy's tenure that they were week at Camp David, Md., and at the White well authorize acceleration to encourage a twin contentions that the regulations were titutional Management, actions during Sharma controversy this summer, rissy was named as spokesman for a after, warranted but "if it, a disciplinary measure. a proper investigation lesser but no less clear House. Ziegler was asked about a report that not be used to punish and that they should be available to correct violations of draft registrant to bring himself into compliance with rules essential to the operation of the aid delive Nixon had turned down a suggestion by classification process." up of "anonymous professors" who law. "We consider that two such measures Secretary George Romney of the Housing "If federal or state laws are violated by The ruling left unsettled the question d to block rma 9. in a a federal grant ofDhirendra State News editorial July 11, might be censure by his colleagues, or a formal, unequivocal denunciation of his and Urban Development Department that one anti-inflationary move would be for the President and Cabinet officers to take registrants, they Douglas said. can be prosecuted," whether draft boards have the power to reclassify war protesters 1A. Indications to Biafrans tactics as being offensive to the academic "If induction is to be substituted for are strong, however, that this power is also an. 7, a letter signed by Jim Crate, State salary cuts. in serious jeopardy. ws Editor community." LAGOS (AP) -- An American ship - in - Chief; Charles P. Douglas, speaking for the majority, said .loaded with 5,000 tons of food for starving owe, professor of economics; Edward they had searched Selective Service law "in refugees from Fiafra neared Lagos Monday derVelde, instructor in geography; and vain for any clues that Congress desired the as 11 tons of British medical supplies gar A. Schuler, professor of education RETIRE FROM POLITICS act to have tentative sanctions apart from arrived by plane. sociology, was sent to Bettinghaus The criminal prosecutions specifically As the relief began pouring in, U.N. uesting that his committee, "conduct a authorized." rough investigation of Crissy's actions four Craig quits nomination the Sharma The ruling upsets the - year (See related story page 2) matter, and report your dings and possible recommendations to next regular session of the Academic race sentence of David Earl Gutknecht, 22, of Gaylord, Minn., who turned in his draft card during an antiwar demonstration in Secretary-General U Thant wound up a ate." fields and dramatized the plight of the fact-finding visit to Lagos declaring, "I am migrant worker. Minneapolis in 1967. convinced that the process of national owever, Bettinghaus said that his Gutknecht was already 1A, but, Douglas He has also been active in the California reconciliation has started very mittee feels that such an investigation said, he was in only the third most auspiciously." not fall within the grape boycott movement, civil rights and jurisdiction of the reform of -narcotics laws. available draft group. He was entitled, the Thant said Heindrich Beer, head of the mittee on Faculty Affairs. Sen. Roger Craig, a reform - minded We are liberal Democrat from Dearborn who Craig was not available for comment, but justice said, to remain in this group rather League of Red Cross Societies, has sending the letter along with one than to be pushed up to first priority. returned from visit to what Biafra our own hoped to win his party's nomination for Democratic Party Chaifman James a was explaining this to the In a separate thrust at draft boards the versity steering committee, and they governor this year, will retire from political McNeely said he felt the senator "will and reported he found "no hint or even the maintain political activity within the party, court agreed to hear the appeal of a decide the proper committee to handle office altogether. slightest, remotest evidence of violence or According to Monday's Detroit News, he if not in office." Kentucky man who questions the process mistreatment of Ibos by federal forces." is withdrawing from the governor's race But he added, "Roger will be sorely of determining conscientious objector ttinghaus said that there is the status. This case, of Joseph Thomas Thant came here Sunday to confer with bility that the steering committee will because he had not been able to gather missed in the senate." Nigerian head of State Maj. Gen. Yakubu sufficient strength from labor, nor the McNeely said it is too early to tell what Mulloy, 25, of Prestonburg, will be heard Gowon how the United Nations could >de that the on Faculty Affairs Committee youth sector. effect Craig's decision will have this spring. e most appropriate body to handle the on Still on the court's docket is a draft case help Nigeria rebuild after the 30-month Craig, 36, will be leaving the Michigan Democratic chances for capturing the civil war. ligation, in which case the Faculty Senate after six years and said he might in which the power of boards to reclassify governorship. Lord Hunt, adviser to British Prime figationCommittee will conduct the take another look at politics in four to six Sen. Sander M. Levin, D-Berkey, former protestors to 1A is under serious attack. Minister Harold Wilson on Nigerian war requested within the letter. Democratic Party Chairman Zolton Douglas, Black, Brennan and Marshall took years. the position in the Gutknecht case that relief, returned from the war-stricken areas The News Said he will return to his Ferency and former Detroit Mayor Jerome boards do not have congressional authority saying he found no evidence of genocide, Detroit law firm on a full - time basis, but D. Cavanaugh appear to have the inside sources close to him said. reclassify, for punitive purposes, young Spartan aid acknowledged it might be difficult to enter politics. re - track to the Democratic nomination for governor, McNeely said. Party's to men who were exempt or deferred. Hunt said the general refugee situation This view may not command a majority. was "encouraging" and the problem was on is is the last week "I know from other friends that it can be He added that at the party's reform a far smaller scale than some had predicted. that students can White, who agreed with the liberal up Spartan Aid applications in 276 tough once you're working full time and convention last weekend, Macomb County The American ship African Star was foursome that the accelerated induction of ■nistration Bldg. making some money for a change, to leave Prosecutor George Paris, Wayne County slated to dock here Thursday with 5,000 a law a man already 1A is not authorized, did not additional information, call practice and go back to politics." Prosecutor William Cahalan were tons of protein meal, powdered milk and Craig stirred up controversy last summer mentioned as possible candidates to oppose join in their view of reclassification. when he worked as a laborer in cucumber Republican incumbent William Milliken. Roger Craig The court's second major ruling was a (please turn to back page) Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 20,1970 Israelis Suez ou Proposed aid cuts By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Egyptian outposts, artillery September revolution," Kadafi said. "They will have the greater honor of taking part in the threaten 1,500 in 'U' and antiaircraft guns came under battle to liberate Arab land, Approximately 1,500 MSU assistance, not includmgregular He listed several reasons fQt attack by Israeli jets for 40 Kadafi, 27, who led the coup students who have requested jobs Five years ago only 4,000 the increased application £ minutes along the central sector that ousted King Idris Sept. 1, financial aid cannot be helped if were in th's ^s.t.on assistance; cost of living incRJ of the Suez Canal Monday, the addressed troops Dunday: Congress approves the National ^ $ MM OoS 'ncreaf in all Israeli military command "I am delighted to welcome Defense Education Act (NDEA) repn*ented a cut of $325 000 increased number of student reported. you into the armed forces, so student loan program at its for MSU, was approbated by and the concerted effort to £ It said all planes returned that you can take part in the nronosed dollar level an MSU the federal government for the students from low in™ safely but gave no further details defense of the revolutionary administrator said Monday. NDEA loans. This year President families to go to college. ^ of the strikes. regime, and to set forth, Henrv Dvkema director of Nixon's recommendation was The Israeli command reported equipped with conviction and financial aids, said that there are for only $155 million, still Henotedloans do c°me from it had received word from the modern weapons, to fight side no funds for the 1,500 students another cut, with the explanation that loans are J® 8t"Jnt" ,ocal banks, there are still pockets in but Egyptians through the Red Cross by side with other Arab armies involved the that an Israeli pilot shot down jn the near future to liberate the He reported while the number "inflationary," Dykema said. state where the students are not Friday on a bombing raid in iand now occupied by the of students applying for loans If Nixon's proposal is served with this type of Egypt is dead. Earlier Cairo Israelis." It's a duck's life has increased, funds for the loan accepted, the cuts for the last assistance, reported that Capt. Dov. Peleg He did not clarify whether he program have been repeatedly two yeare ™^ anJount Th . rftn . . , crashed into the Red Sea and intended to send troops to fight This bedraggled duck has learned the consequences of not going south for the c„t more than $700,000 for MSU. The 1,500 students now on was devoured by sharks. Israel under present winter — a patch of ice, freezing water and frozen feathers. This year between 15,000 and Recognizing the plight of w dtinglJ* for financial aid to At the United Nations in New circumstances or only in the case State News photo by George T. Klrkby 17,000 students at MSU have students fighting the rising costs £°nt'"ue HmL at Msu York, Jordan informed members of another all-out war. some type of financial of education, the House , House of of ls three times >s three times higher higher than than i- fat of the U.N. Security Council Representatives recommended year, Dykema concluded, the appropriation be raised to $216 million. wounded six other persons, at Action pending in the Senate \A/ hnrt#"\n Tall-As-Sukkar in the northern appears to be favorable, Dykema ▼ ▼ 11 vJ II UII PIQ DS sector of the Jordan Valley. The said. He added, however, the . Jordanian document did not ask for a Security Council meeting. In another Muammar development, Col. Kadafi, prime Carswell follows 'law of land' President must still release the funds and he is opposing all increases. Currently the financial aids \A/ onflPrc fnIL 1 ^5 1 UIK President Wharton will to students at 7:30 p.m. speak TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - majority. judge for Florida's Northern by Labor Secretary James P. act and there was no reasonable office is operating on a directive Friday minister of Libya's revolutionary in the Wonders Kiva. It will A longtime friend of George "I've heard him express time District. Mitchell against a Pensacola likelihood that he would violate to assume monies will be the be government, has disclosed Harrold Carswell, President and again," said the friend, Nixon elevated him to the contractor charged Charles A. it in the future. his first such appearance since he intentions to commit Libyan same as last year Nixon's nominee for the U.S. was named MSU president attorney Bill Moor, "that the U.S. Circuit Court in New Blanchford with violating last troops in the Arab Conflict with Supreme Court, said Carswell's Supreme Court is the law of the Orleans last snrinp "If we are given additional fall. Israel "in the near future." minimum wage, overtime and In a 1959 case, International "The Libyan armed forces had rulings in federal court here land and what they say goes. » £ f'n ri„ht„ „na Hamburg - Road. Townsend Hoopes, the Wednesday: Johnson administration's MP S. Case 2:30, E. 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The court granted a During the Administration, Hoopes was the Kennedy Edwardian Suits, Bells, decision CALL: hearing to Willie Williams to review his Illinois case in asst. secretary for international Shiny Dresses, etc. which he was ordered to serve out a $505 fine Imports costs at $5 a day, in addition to his one year and court jail term security affairs. He will also speak at 2:30 BODY WORK ON ALL 351-8870 or 351-7100 for conviction of minor theft. p.m. at the Snyder Hall lounge Sharp increases for food and housing were the major ontributers to December's six-tenths of one and at 4:15 at the Lyman Briggs College library in Holmes Hall. The speeches are sponsored Paraphernalia 541 EAST GRAND RIVER AVENUE FOREIGN, SPORTS CARS by RR Tracks 731 E. Kalamazoo on by the Peace Education Hours. Mon-Fri.,10-9; Sat.,10-6 per cent e in the consumer price index, the Labor Program. 482-4444 Dept. said, nd the Bureau of Labor Statistics said the purchasing wer of some 45 million workers eek, the third straight monthly r cent below a year earlier. The dropped 52 cents a decline, and was 1.1 average weekly STUDENTOURS ANNUAL aycheck for December was $117.25. The White House derailed Monday the Dept. of SPRING BREAK SMASH Engineering, importation's assertion that the Nixon Math and dministration would propose a semi-public Freeport, Bahamas Acapulco, orporation to modernize and emaining passenger service. White House Press operate key links of Science ecretary Ronald Zeigler said at a orporation rail plan is the "least nno news briefing that the likely" to be approved $209 $209 Majors IBM will be interviewing a number still under consideration. Includes: Includes: Gov. Nelson Rockefeller presented the New York fate Legislature Monday with a record budget of $7.3 Round-trip jet on "'on, that in an election year mandates more spending air fare. Round - trip jet campus •rt no new air fare swers the needs taxes. Rockefeller stated that the budget get- which calls for a and concerns of state's $1 citizenry. The Accommodations at Feb.4,5,6 billion boost in state the Pending, fell far short of Freeport Inn. Accommodations r°m meeting demands, notably John Lindsay, mayor of New York City. at Bali-Hai * * * Nightly Happy Hour. If you're interested Transportation Secretary John Volpe has warned car anufacturers to stop boasting about Transfers Transfers in a career in speed, or he will p authority to regulate advertising. Volpe told a science and engineering, i «ing of the National Automobile Dealers Assn. that Baggage Handling. Baggage Handling programming, or marketing, negatory advertising of the high performance S |» cars cater ^ and encourage an instinct of sign up at your * ♦ * Special Deluxe Package placement office. T e Michigan News United States should give at Exclusive King's Inn Available top priority "to ''ng the quality of human life An everywhere on this For Information Call Your Equal Opportunity Employer during the new decade, Dr. John A. Hannah, Campus Representative j? °f lll.e V" Foreign ,\id Program, said Monday, oreiim ca'd a sPeech prepared for delivery to the ~e .lfrconomic Club in Detroit, that unless this was e . JJr era could be regarded by future historians as Steve Keufmen 353-7708 Tom Price 8821369 Rob Crowe 351-1042 Bonnie Trombka 363-3075 IBM. matter W,len mank'nd missed its first best chance, w^at technological progress we made." Studentours (313) 886—0844 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS State of the Union: UNIVERSITY Clarity for the '70s "My fellow Americans. Let me make figures of the fiscal budget: "$7o hlnu. NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor myself perfectly clear. I desire a 'just and $10.7 billion. Dllllon GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor peace' in Vietnam. I believe that "No doubt some of you ' must , DEBORAH FITCH, feature editor Vietnamization' of the war will eventually wondering about these figures. Some $7n KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor end the war •• for us. I feel that billion has been appropriated by desegregation should proceed 'at once' or Congre# JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor for the Defense Dept. I'm sure 'with all deliberate speed' -- whichever you will Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award agree with me when I say that this $70 occurs first. I remain horrified at the billion is sound a investment in for outstanding journalism. 'alleged' My Lai massacre, but am pleased our nation's future. To continue such to report a decrease In the weekly project as the F-lll fighter plane will American casualty rate to an all-time low take extensive funding. Keep in mind that EDITORIALS for the past three years. "Now turning to the home ■ front. First must continually redesign our defense we systems in order to reduce the possibility of all, let me make myself crystal clear I of a nuclear 'first strike' coming from - desire a 'just peace' In Mississippi - a 'just the Soviet Union, Communist China or any Eliminating peace' in which both sides non • other belligerent. And always remember integratlonists and non ■ segregationists •• that without billions for defense we could have an equal say In the determination of never maintain our nation's ability, in the their chlldrens' education. For let us face of foreign oppression, to remain convinced that equality In the name attempt to feed the millions afflicted by draft dodgers9 of education is no vice. poverty, a lack of an adequate food supply, and a "As far as inflation is concerned, I do dearth of nutritional sustenance. have a plan for ending inflation. However, contained within this plan Is a secret "The $19.7 billion referred to Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird timetable that I don't even know too much previously intelligence are the criteria which Is the total the House Appropriations about. Yet let me state categorically that I slipped in a remark on a television determine who is to fight and die. Committee seeks to appropriate for the will end inflation •• make no mistake about show a week ago Sunday that should Of course, none of this reasoning Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare that. And in order for you, my fellow be of interest to all of us who run Let me make myself clear on this point would be involved in an Americans of the silent majority, to remain While I do feel that HEW is our lives according to the draft administrative decision to eliminate in my confidence I am now taking the believe that we must cut down in this area important, i dodgers' doctrine. II-S. Their sole concern would be unprecedented step of releasing some in the Interest of inflation. I stated upon that under the new lottery, entering the Presidency that it would be Laird announced that sometime in enlistments are down since the difficult to limit federal spending because the Democrats had made a shambles of the future all deferments will be bottom third, who have been assured fiscal responsibility. To reduce the HEW eliminated for the sake of "equity." of their immunity to the draft-even DAVE SHORT budget by $1 billion Is not just a The administration has threatened if it is erroneous-are much more deflationary move but one which will for some time to eliminate reluctant to enlist. This, combined increase the soundness of the American deferments, but in threats have amounted to only the that-scare tactics, after which the past the with restrictions concerning how far up the priority list a draft board go each month (no number higher can Chickening out economy at home and abroad. "Let me make my position on crime perfectly clear. I am against crime. This is administration beats its chest for its nobility in keeping them. than 30 could be drafted in January) have greatly hindered recruiting and with a Dumpling' not a sudden change in my Presidential platform. I have always Insisted that our nation's crime fighters should be The pressure is on, however, for a drafting all over the country. substantially funded and rewarded. To revision of the deferment structure. Eliminating II-S would enable the some of you who would bring forth the Upon entering Grenadier's Tavem, the "Where's the usual crowd tonight," I - 'He Who Laughed Loudest, Laughed Politically, the move would military to fulfill its manpower place doesn't strike one as being any asked. Last.' name of former U.S. Attorney Robert undoubtedly be popular among the needs-a goal difficult to achieve at different than the other small bars "Yeah. Can you believe that we got a For the next 10 minutes, the Dumpling Morgenthau, I can only express my deep "silent majority" who aren't thrilled the present. scattered concern over his unfortunate resignation. throughout Lansing. front row table?" Dan answered. circled around us, "danced" and cracked that students can raise hell over the But eliminating II-S might achieve Grenadier's is a blue collar bar. White "I'll bet you a beer on which woman Is jokes. Once she bent down as to kisa Dan "I feel that In my good friend and former war and continue to be exempt from another goal. Until recently the great socks, Vitalis, green factory hats, blue jeans the stripper." In the ear. As for me, I was ready for the law partner, John Mitchell, we have a more and tieless white shirts are the order of the "Well, there aren't many women here. ol' "What you doing, big boy" line. I had the fighting. middle class-of which most of us are than capable attorney general. When the day. You don't suppost it's that big woman over my lines prepared: Incidents with the Black Panthers occurred, In the past, rationales for II-S a part-have been immune from the The bar itself is old. It has outdated soda there or her companion?" ••"You better watch lt. My girlfriend's In I wis bereaved to learn that some of these deferments have mainly involved war. Parents and youth have been shop tables and chairs and a well-worn "Ha. Fat chance," the bathroom; and she's jealous as hell..." militants believed a federally • sanctioned "national interest." Supposedly it is assured that the war is someone dance floor. And it has a slow-wheeling, After ordering a couple beers, we sat " •- "I gotta go. My mother Is suppoaed to "folksy" country western band. back and waited for the introduction of conspiracy existed to destroy them. It was more in the national interest for a else's-not theirs. But if suddenly pick me up outside 4* Ave minutes." •• then that I turned to Attorney General Just as at most Lansing bars, beer is 65$ ■thl star attraction. And then it came. "You wouIWt like rt». My father is vice young man,attend college than everyone is thrown into the draft cents and the juke box gives you three7 flWe have here with us tonight, folks, Mitchell and asked him to conduct a president of the MetrecjJ Co... thorough Investigation into this matter. I immediately become a part of the pool, the immediacy of the situation plays for a quarter. But Grenadier's is 'Little Baby Dumpling' -• 365 pounds of When the performance was over, Dan and remain confident that the Justice Dept. military. But in whose national may begin to arouse the great "silent different In one respect. It has a strip show. woman - and her 300 pound sister 'U.C. I left. will uncover any such conspiracy. interest? Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey A strip show at Grenadier's is rookie by More'." majority" from the slumber which "If anybody asks, she was really great, Detroit standards. Tassles and a bikini The conversation has never denied that the draft is Nixon has lulled them into. at our table went okay?" bottom are the limits. But the bar has a "You better take another look." more than a system for supplying There is another side to the coin, something like this: "Turning back to foreign affairs, I feel different stripper every week or two; and "You got to be kidding," I said. "Let's don't tell anybody. Agreed. that we should not be turning our backs to manpower-it is also a way of however; that being the crowds are never rowdy or gross. "See. I won the bet. Pay up," Dan Shake." With the multitude of pressures involved foreign affairs In which we have a defined channelling men into occupations psychological impact of college upon replied. "Walt a minute, boy. Walt until I tell Interest. For Instance, take our affair with that are in the "national interest." in daily college life, students have to find a youth, a situation which might be "Baby Dumpling! Looks like mashed Stell that the Dumpling tried to kiss you In Israel. As Sec. Rogers has pointed out, And generally our "national altered if II-S becomes non-existant. momentary escape mechanism. Some kids potatoes to me." the ear. Ha. You want to start paying me along with an affair with Israel, we must interests" have been synonomous drop acid, get drunk in their rooms or go "I think I'm going to be sick." off now or later." have one with Lebanon, Syria, U.A.R., Iraq College has, for many people, to the Gables. Well, my best friend Dan "We could leave but we'd have to walk "And wait until I tell Marsha that U.C. and Jordan. We must always be impartial with corporate interests. Thus we awakened them to the problems and I go to Grenadier's every Monday the across stage; and she is the stage." said that she was yours forever If you when supplying weapons so as to assure an students, by accepting II-S facing our country. It has created night. "Let's get drunk." wanted her.'. equal destroy - capability for all our friends deferments, are subjecting ourselves people who will not blindly accept Besides, it is something to kid your At that point, we both broke out "Okay, we don't tell anybody. Right?" abroad. to a plan which is intended to force the whims of Washington, and has girlfriend about. Our girlfriends are laughing. But unfortunately, Baby A week . later we went back to into thus been responsible for the upsurge good-looking, humorous, smart and have Dumpling's sister, who had the Grenadier's hoping that the 650 pounds men occupations the good personalities. We're both very "Let me In closing reiterate my desire for microphone, heard us. had left and that the crowd had forgotten government believes is profitable to of reaction against the war. There satisfied. "Are you guys making fun of my little a 'just peace' in Vietnam, my hope for an its interests-which lately have exists the possibility that if youths But let's just say that if Racquel Welch sister?" As 'honorable' end to the war, and a pledge we opened the bar door, a bouncer, involved ABM's and a defense are not thrown together in college met either one of them, she wouldn't lose "Who us? No. We wouldn't think of... " with black eye, stood not to allow the presence of American a taking a cover any sleep wondering whether her body was Dan and I declared In unison. 'combat' troops in Laos. economy. through fear of the draft, the still No. 1. charge. A sign above the door said, 'See But we are also doing far more by movement might lose impetus. "Baby Dumpling. Come here! These guys U.C. More and Baby Dumpling - 650 Dan and I are two of the few guys that At the bottom of the debate is the are laughing at you. What are you going to pounds of fun • $1 cover charge.' accepting II-S deferments. We are get excited over a girlhood picture of do about it?" "Oh, no. They're held over. And there's a "And further more let me suggest that sending someone else in our place to essential fact that no system of Twiggy, as a result. we lower our volcea still more so that they cover charge, too." fight a war which no one wants, for a involuntary servitude can be made And besides, going to Grenadier's is fun. As the Dumpling caroomed over to our are barely above a whisper. In this way 1 in which believes. In Well, it used to be fun anyway; until a table, my whole life passed by In five "Maybe they had trouble moving them." can 'Bring us Together' to fulfill the cause no one equitable. The basic issue is the draft seconds. I could see tomorrow's headlines American dream that only I have fulfilled 660-pound strip and dance act came there. Whether or not U.C. and the Dumpling our place we have sent those who itself, not deferments. I knew something was wrong when we in the paper: -- 'The Bowery Boys Meet the are still at Grenadier's Is anybody's guess. thus far. cannot afford to dodge the war with When we get around to discussing entered the place on that fatal night three Purple Gang' •• 'David Meets Goliath • We've never been back. As the old maxim a student deferment, or for some that, perhaps then "equity" will be weeks ago. We pulled in at the usual 1:10 without his slingshot and stone' -- 'Giant goes, "three strikes and the game's over." another couldn't pass a.m. for the 1:16 a.m. show. Dumpling Invades and Erupts Over Earth' We want to save that third strike. reason or more appropriately used. admission tests. Thus, affluence and -The Editors OUR READERS' MIND Mysterious moving maps ASMSUshould Take Take the the man nf the IIQQR fmm map of the USSR from the latest edition of the Soviet World hsic has tn to Hn do u/ith with a a bug on the part of Russian nutinnot national cpfiirit\/ security To the Editor: with classes that kept him help pay legal * costs Atlas and overlay it on maps from mapmakers. Of course, this would from the job Indication that his work waa unsatisfactory significance. ASMSU has not, however, as Mike O'Laughlln lost his job three when he was most needed." or that he was In previous editions. You will notice a not present any problem to us months ago because he participated In the danger of being dismissed. yet allocated money to cover the $347. Minority Leader Robert Waldron In fact, Leland Oalt, the postmaster and most curious thing—lo and behold! capitalist warmongers, because we Oct. 15 moratorium. As the State News of supported this fabrication in a letter to O'Laughlin's supervisor, said he wai not they do not jive. In this latest already have a perfectly good map Oct. 22 reports, "Republican personnel Kenneth Lalng, O'Laughlin's attorney, only competent but, "he wu quick to pick Thursday night, Jan. IB, the Hubbard volume the entire topography of the from their last atlas. The Times officer Rep. Phillip O. Pelttenger, stating, "I am absolutely satisfied that up postage regulations and rates. He Hall Legislature heard of this situation and R-Lanslng, saw htm (O'Laughlln) at the Michael O'Laughlln was discharged for showed an unusual wllllngnesa to do any allocated $50 of Its meager resources to Soviet Union has been minutely, but rather blushingly gets around this by rally In front of the Capitol, 'and within 10 continued unreliability In showing up for task he was assigned. I hated to see him O'Laughlin's defense by a vote of 14-0-4. perceptibly, juggled about at suggesting that maybe the move is minutes I learned I was dismissed.' " work." These statements are cavalier with dismissed." ASMSU Is often accused of being random. designed to confuse the Chinese, but Plgttenger claims that O'Laughlln was fired the facts at best, outright lies at worst. unresponsive to student problem* this does not seem to make a great for "Inefficiency and because of conflict No one had ever given O'Laughlln any O'Laughlln Incurred $847 In Irrelevant Is the term In vogue. legal now Why this is so defied immediate deal of sense either for nothing expenses while trying to regain his job; hla case for damages Is now In U.S. District analysis. The State News Moscow Peking from buying help and Hamtramck correspondent suggests that it may have something prevents of the old Soviet Atlas in a a copy Hong Cultural vacuum in E. Lansing Court. The lawyers are now working on a contingency fee basis. pay We hope that ASMSU will act to Mike O'Laughlin's legal expense*. Kong kiosk. to do with the To the Editor: Jared Brolhter, St. reputed merger of the We are In hearty agreement with the article Joseph junior Richard Rosement, Birmingham sophomore ASMSU has a fund for student defense In John Blanchard Soviet Commasariates of We believe the actual cause is the precedent-setting cases. This case ranks for the Hubbard Hall Legislature, written by David Bassett and printed last John Glasser, Southfleld sophomore close to the Paul Schlff Cartography and Vodka Production. extreme anti-Chinese sentiments case In national Lansing senior Wednesday, Jan. 14, 1970, concerning the A scholar of geography has also afoot in the USSR. State News audience at the Coral Gables. In fact, we suggested that Moscow's mysterious Kremlin sources indicate that the feel this article was a giant understatement TELu me that voj love ME, IMS9S9& of the real problem, and could have been moving map has as its root cause Soviet heads of state are so Kl55 ME ON THE NOSE AMP continental drift precipitated by a emphasized at least 1000 per cent more. SIVE ME A BIS HUG! xenophobic toward the Chinese that war between the gnomes and the they have decided to completely As local rock musicians and listeners, we cannot attest too strongly to the Incredible THE RESTOFTWE PA^ dwarves. crowd China off the map and, amount of wax In the ears of the majority therefore, out of existance, by of Lansing (and East Lansing) audiences. The New York Times, on the slowfy but surely edging the Soviet other hand, ponders that possibly Union Eastward. Thomas Humes, Bloomfleld Hills junior this shuffling of geographic features Brian -The Editors Cherry, Caledonia sophomore Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan luesday, January ZU, 1970 5 Black author conducts workshop Rvr .UTAMXII? CAHni 1?D n Because of so much work i_ •_ iviUa. mirror of 4k. the community's needs «i_. _ . relevant to the ... " black "Drama Revlew"--Black Theatre toward the toward black unity, Milner said, and goals, a reflection of its past community.' finishing of his novel. Black playwright Ron Milner the workshop would be designed ""1 present Issue; "A Raisin in the Sun," by "The Life of the Brother* lessons, its impulses The students would work at Lorraine will conduct an^o provide an and Its desires." Hansbury; and Brown." expressing each other's work in a "Dutchman," by Leroi Jones. His plays have Inter-Disciplinary Communal inter-communication among the Besides theater students, mode of their own field of Students interested in taking been Workshop for black students disciplines. Milner listed students in the study. For instance, as Milner ... performed in New York, Loe beginning Feb. 2. Sponsored by "The workshop will be a areas of history, political explained, the class might take part in the workshop will*meet Angeles, Chicago Cincinnati, the Center for Urban Affairs study leading to the return of science, business at 7 p m Friday in 102B Wells Detroit administration, one student's poem and various ■work Hall. universities. His most recent (CUA), the workshop is being the theater arts to their original advertising, journalism, social the theme offered on an experimental institutionalized place at the science plays, essays, Milner is co-director of the New York showing was part, of a and education as critical reviews basis. If it is successful, the center or political Spirit of Shango Theatre Co. in one-act bill "The Black of the community," participants. He called these analyses. course will be offered Milner wrote. It will serve as a areas "courses of study painfully Detroit, and winner of John Hay Quartet," including Leroi Jones, Texts for the ; will be Whitney and Rockefeller grants permanently. Ed Bullins and Ben Caldwell. The workshop will strive to __ _ _ ___ _ ^ — _ _ relate the arts to the "political, El ■■ A TIM mm ^ A JU| DIIC economic and philosophical " ■ ■■"* W V 9 concerns" of the black community, according to Milner. In letters to the CUA, the 'Study-voyage' playwright stressed that while Congratulations Obvioutly this Spartan Villas# family Is proud of Its new addition. Soon they'll have another bicycle to park on their frontState porch. the course experience will provide technical for students In theater, a vital part of the workshop is to relate theater in a non-technical way to students In By IRENE PINCKES Angeles harbor for a study • attend classes six days goes a week in abroad cooperation with the Holland Newe photo by John Hanlngton State News Staff Writer - lounges, student union, other areas. voyage to ports In the Orient, shipboard classrooms. America Line, offers laboratories, art studio and self- Travel to exotic islands, walk Indla> Africa and Europe. In port they attend pre - scholarships to needy, qualified service launderette » in addition through the streets of old world The World Campus Afloat arranged lectures, seminars and students who desire to attend to classrooms and air - cities steeped in history and °' Chapman College, field trips related to their one semester. conditioned cabins, relax while sitting on the deck of ^ange, Cal., is now In its fifth studies. Floating campus i Students also have their own a comfortable ocean liner. year and according to the Cost for this extraordinary The floating campus of the student government, newspaper This may sound like the catalog was established to make term is $896. S.S. Ryndam is designed to fill called "The Helm" ROTC ball to Introduction in a travel folder but it's not » It describes sDrlnir term at one of the world's most ... ^ » educat,on live for the students through personal experience In fnnaion xnuntviaa fore,Bn countries, And that's not all •• shipboard accomodations to sos $2,525 ci WR to $1,595, ranged depending < size of berth and location of from — m°st student needs. The ship contains 280 - seat a library, bookstore, theatre, dining r< yearbook that is published to help students remember their seagoing term. For the first time since the unique campuses. , , <*ay» of classes PROGRAM INFORMATION 485 6485 begin at 8:30 p.m. Jan. 31 at the Hall or the quonset huts. For "8 not_a11 cabin. y Voyage to world ports so glamorous, The students event's inception, proceeds from Lansing National Guard Armory, additional In early February, while most however. must Chapman [C>WW information, call College, in the 30th annual ROTC 2500 S. Washington Ave. 365-2390 or 365-2182 between °' us still tromplng through Coronation Ball, honoring The Gary Norris Combo will 8 a.m and 5 p.m., 500 students from Monday l™. " ROTC corps sponsors, will be donated to charity. provide the musical atmosphere through Friday, and a light show will carry out a 200 colleges and universities will board the S.S. Ryndam in Los Beats the others Today at 1:00-3:45-6:65-9:30 ONE OF THE TEN BEST" "Any profit at all will go to a "Camelot" theme. Corps PICTURES OF 1969! local charity," Paul Sauro, Sault Ste. Marie senior and sponsors will be caped during Intermission, cold. ALFRED HITCHCOCKS coordinator of the dance, said. mt WAH "We're hesitant to name guarantee a decent donation." The semlformal dance the will The dance is a University charity, however, until we can function and open to the public, Tickets are $5 a couple and may be purchased at Demonstration " Restaurant C TOPAZ A UNIVERSAL PICTURE [=1 W _ 8 At 1:15-3:55-6:40-9:20 p. 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Only Addreis City ' Phone "THE FUNNIEST I would Ilka to apply for an Auoclata Mambarihip. AND FRESH¬ Enclosed ii my $10.00 fee plui tha additional oharga of my chosen program offered with EST FILM OF season membership for tha 1970 ski THE YEAR!" y (check tha program desired.) □ 5 lessons • choice of times <9 p.m. -12 p.m. - 3 p.m.) plus $1 tow faa par day for additional skiing - total $10.00 □ season tow pass (1970) ■ $25.00 Alice NATALIE WOOD/ ROBERT CULP CD 5 day package plan number purchased) • all Equipment area tow rental ENROLL NOW! MAIL $10. fee plus program charge to Lansing Ski Club, Box 449, E. Lansing • - $10.00 (no limit $2.00 per session or enroll in person on [ BOB & CAROL A TED AAUCE 1 at the club. Coming Soon ELLIOTT GOULD/ OYAN CAN NON . "NANAMI •jr." C Technicolor \j vJ li i Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 20, 197q SPORTS NOTRE DAME HERE Simpson,Carr do battle tonight best defensive player. By MIKE MANLEY 34.5 points a game. MSU's forwards, Jones and Catlett, club's was going to do some State News Sports Writer Simpson is in eighth place with a .Notre Dame has posted an 11-4 MSU s coach Gus Ganakas says experimenting since it was a non Catlett will most likely guard - conference game. An individual battle between 30.2 average. • mark and rates as one of the best teams in the country. Three of Simpson. "No, this is a big game for us two of the most dazzling Although the slick 6-3 Carr, both offensive players in the country who at 210 pounds looks like a their losses came in a rugged 10 Rounding out the starting playing a rated team and will be in the spotlight tonight football linebacker in shorts and day road trip during which they lineup for the Irish will be 6-8 playing at home," he said «i center John Pleick and either can't take the game when powerful Notre Dame, led sneakers, is trailing MSU's Pete played the top three teams in lightlv Maravich the country. Jackie Meehan or Tom Sinnot. Right now we're trying to settle by Austin Carr, comes to by some 13 points a For the Spartans, rebounding team and The Irish lost to Kentucky, our get experience Jenison Fieldhouse. Game time game, like Avis he is trying so will be the big question. Against we can't afford to is 8 p.m. harder. 102-100, and to South Carolina, experiment Aside from the intense, often Last week against DePaul he 84-83 in overtime. In that same Minnesota, they were outrebounded 37-26 and the bitter, rivalry between MSU and hit a career high of 51 points, week they were blasted by UCLA, 108-77. They hold Gopher front line looks like a the Irish, the game will match hitting 20 of 29 shots from the trio of small guards compared to two of the top scorers in the floor. But he hasn't been scoring victories over Minnesota, the Notre Dame outfit. The country - Ralph Simpson and his points against the weaker Michigan, Indiana and two of Can. teams. Against then top-rated the East's better teams, Spartan's biggest man, Jim Villanova and Duquesne. Gibbons, is an inch shorter than A torrid outside shooter with Kentucky, Carr got 43, a figure In building Notre Dame into the smallest man on the Irish a bagful of moves, Carr is he matched against No. 3 rated front line. a national power, Dee has raided currently the second leading South Carolina. When MSU came back from scorer in the nation, averaging With those statistics, it should the playgrounds of basketball • rich Washington D. C. Carr, Minnesota on Sunday afternoon, come as no surprise that Irish Jones and Catlett, all juniors, Ganakas took them straight to coach Johnny Bee builds his attack around Carr. come from the nation's capital. Jenison for a two-hour workout The Irish run what is called a Jones is second to Carr in with the emphasis on "double stack" offense with two scoring with a 17.1 average and rebounding. The Gopher's men lined up behind each other is a good shooter from outside. center, Larry Mikan, got as He also leads the team in many rebounds as the entire along the foul line. Carr hides of Notre Dame's MSU front - line of Simpson, behind one .rebounding with 11.6 a game. monstrous forwards - either 6-8 At the other forward is big Gibbons and Ron Gutkowski. The Spartan lineup will likely Sid Catlett or 6-7 Collis Jones - 6-8, 220-pound Catlett, the be the same as against Minnesota and then, using them as a screen, breaks out for the pass. And with Rudy Benjamin and Lloyd Ward at the guards. then, things start to happen. Led all year "We're going to play Ward on by Carr and big The deadline for the IM open Carr," Ganakas said. "It's going basketball league is at 5 today. to be difficult for Lloyd because Those eligible include faculty, Carr is above five inches taller staff, pro athletes and varsity but we are going to give it a athletes-all those not eligible for shot." the regular IM league. Someone asked Ganakas if he Austin Carr 'S' frosh pitted against offensive-minded Flint J.C. of 44 per cent from the floor per honorable mention last year as a game, and have been consuming J.C. All - American, an average of 61 rebounds a Palmer is averaging 30.4 points The MSU frosh cagers will put contest- They lead the Eastern a game this year, along with 17 their unblemished record of five Michigan Junior College League rebounds per match. He is victories and no losses on the ^y two full games. presently no. 4 in the junior line tonight when they face Flint „ W® I,ke * runLa lot> ™nt ^"ege ratings in scoring. Junior College in the preliminary Co?c Sta" Goosche said. "Our Teaming with Palmer in the game to the varsity clash on,y weakness appears to be starting line - up are Riley between MSU and Notre Dame. when °"r team doesn't play Wimberley, a 6-5 forward hitting Flint, a power amongst the t0|5the^, . .. _. *or '5.8 P°ints a game; 6-2 guard nation's junior colleges, moves The bl& 1,3,1,6 m the Fhnt Bob Chipman; who credits 13.8 into the game with a 10-2 record, ^ck Palmer *from sophomore Femdale. forward He lead Lee points a match; Gene Pea, a 6-1 guard who hits for 11.3 marks a inclusive of their last eight the nation's junior college contest; and center Paul Stokes, victories in a row. Their only players in scoring last year with the team's big man at 6-7, and losses were suffered at the hands a 36.7 average. He was an all - number two scorer with 16 of outstate powers Vincennes, stater at Femdale, and was given points a game. 111., and Burlington, Iowa. In Vincennes, the Flint team lost to the nation's number one team, with the margin of victory J.C. Illinois edges a meager 3 points, 104-101. keeps The Flint squad is averaging 106.5 points a game, having a high game of 123 points and a low game of 98 points. The Big CHICAGO (UPI) -- Illinois basketball record intact Bears have been hitting at a clip > held its undefeated big ten Saturday to keep its conference •••••••••••••••••••••• 0 intra-conference play. 0 The Illini lost three starters WHAT IN THE WORLD during their fight with Michigan, 2 • but survived a last minute surge by the Wolverines to win 75-73. WILL YOU DO 0 The game left Illinois 12-2 for A the season, and Michigan 5-8 Jonathan Apples WHEN YOU GRADUATE? J overall and 14 in the J 9 conference. Iowa, which was idle over the 4# Bag 39' 0 weekend, - holds the second conference spot with a 3-0 record. Michigan Potatoes Ohio State scored an easy 93-67 victory over Northwestern at Columbus. The Buckeyes 10# Bag 49C were led by Dave Sorenson with Christmas,. ^ 26 points, and aided by Jim Cleamons and Jody Finney who had 23 points each. Yellow Medium Onions 3# 39 k| nocked J ■ The Wildcats' record fell to 0-4 and remained in last place in the Big Ten. Minnesota brought its Mushrooms 79' you for a conference record to 2-2 by handing MSU its first conference defeat 85-68 at Minneapolis. financial WE INVITE YOU GOODRICH'S TO LOOK INTO THE WORLD Ski team loop, CONSOLIDATE OF BECTON-DICKINSON . . . SPARTAN to discuss a world of challenge, responsibility and achievement. YOUR BILLS NOW Today, B-D is one of the leading manufacturers of medical, surgical, hospital and electronic products. To keep pace with our dynamic growth, challenging races, budget career opportunities are as diversified as the individu¬ There will be a Ski Team reorganization meeting at ' with Instant Cash als we seek to fill them. WE WOULD LIKE TO TALK WITH YOU!! tonight in 203 Mens IM. 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Call part BeagleJJ RENT A TV from a TV horns, etc. Call Rich 337-0703. weeks $5. 641-4367 evenings; • feanuts personal KALAMAZOO STREET BODY $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. Company, ONE GIRL for houses near Campus 0-1/30 2-1/21 ZL. SHOP. Small dents to • real istate wrecks. large Nejac TV Rentals. C Theatre. 337-9741 and 351-2090. American and foreign 4-1/23 . service cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. BIRTHDAY CAKES - 7" - $3.90; Mobile Homes — transportation 8", $4.68; 9" - $5.72. Delivered. • 2628 East Kalamazoo. C Apartments FOUR BEDROOM, two full baths, KWAST BAKERIES. 484-1317. > wanted carpeted, fireplace. Finished rec C-1/21 1959 MOBILE home 10x42. Fully NEED GIRL for winter Own room, carpeted, furnished, many extras, SNOW TIRES: 2 -- room, garage. Devonshire Avenue, new tires, $60. Evergreen Street. on East Lansing lot. Reasonable. 351-7294 DEADLINE 5.60/5.90/6.00X15. $20.00. 353-7551. 3-1/22 Both for 5-1-22 Lansing. 489-1276. 6-1/26 Evenings 337-0328. 3-1/22 I 1 KM. one CW«« Gunson. Call 351-9219. 4-1/23 , CEDAR GREEN'S sublease. Winter. rooms. Cooking and parking. including Atlas and bookcase. Best I5tf per word per day MEN AND WOMEN 18 to 35: Full Close. Spring if desired. Female. Reasonable. 487-5753, offer over $75. 393-1640. 5-1/26 3 dovt $4.00 or part-time, train in the field of 13 1/2* per woru per amy promotional advertising for 351-5493 after 6 p.m. 5-1-21 visit a/eR vacation senc© 485-8836. TF ONE HUNDRED used vacuum REWARD. BROWN DB leather taken Saturday, 17th, McDonel coat, 5 days $6.50 managerial positions. experience in sales, advertising, or Any PARgeR?' SPARTAN HALL. Singles, doubles, cleaners. Tanks, canisters and Mixer. 355-4146. 2-1/21 | 13< per word per day business administration helpful. men, women. Call 361-9286 or uprights. Some less than 6 months 372-1031.0-1/30 old. $7.88 and up. DENNIS LOST: ERICKSON Hall vicinity. (based on 10 words per «d) Will train in all phases of products AMGBI& Goejp./V304 ASHOH R£/£T- Eternamatic pocket watch. and operations. Successful NEEDED DESPERATELY girl to LOU'S,M0./*SI32 SINGLE ROOM. Male student, linens DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 316 351-6135. 3-1-21 There will be a 50< service sublet Cedar Village North Cedar, opposite City applicant should apartment. and bookkeeping charge if Winter/spring. Reduced furnished, near campus. Phone Market. 482-2677. C-1/22 rates, 351-4214. 3-1-20 332-1682.3-1/22 FOUND: WHITE male cat. Brown this ad is not paid within ojne week. 5-1-23 For Rent For Rent SINGLE SKI RACK for Volkswagen. Holds 2 353-4125. 2-1-20 ONE MAN for ROOM for girl. Cooking, pair of skiis and locks. New. 4-m8n apartment. Close to ONE MAN for 2-rr parking. Two blocks to campus. 482-3285. 1-1/20 NEEDED MALE substitute teachers, campus. 351-7782 or The State News will be 351-9504. 3-1/22 especially in the areas of math, 268-1250. 5-1-22 Across from campus. 351-5970. Personal responsible only for the science, and industrial arts. MA or 5-1-21 ZENITH PORTABLE stereo, 35 leases at Cedar first day's incorrect inser- PhD. Candidates invited to apply. ONE MAN needed for two man, Village, 315 Bogue, FACULTY FAMILY offers female ice FLY ACAPULCOI SPRING 332-5051. 5-1-23 student room and board to sell'fast. 355-6360. 3-1/22 BREA1£ Contact Laingsburg High School, about $65. pays for everything, 711 East Apartments - 9 days - meals - hotel — exchange for home assistance Laingsburg, Michigan. 651-5091. phone included. 351-7219.5-1/20 711 Burcham ONE MAN transportation I 351 -8979. 10-1 /26 needed for 4-man 337-1526. 5-1/26 SEWING MACHINE Clearance salel 3-1/22 apartment. 2 or 3 man deluxe New, close to campus. Brand new portables - $49.95, JOHN I'LL meet 351-1014. 3-1-21 -- you in tW; furnished 1 bedroom EAST SIDE. Newly decorated $5.00 per month. Large selection BABYSITTER TO live in. Two FACULTY APARTMENT. Pickwick Pub at the Albert Pidr"' modern room. Private entrance, of reconditioned used machines. school age children. Can have apartment Motor Hotel tonight. Marsha.. The State News (toes not days Unfurnished. No pets. EAST ONE MAN needed for linens free four-man furnished, refrigerator. Singers, Whites, Necchis, New 11-1/23 and weekends LANSING IV 9-9651 permit racial or religious off. Call MANAGEMENT. 351-3525 luxury apartment. One block from Gentleman only. Call after 5 p.m., Home & "Many Others." $19.95 discrimination in its ad¬ 339-9496 9-12 a.m. only. 2-1/21 Phone 332-2627. C Berkey. 351-0877. 3-1-21 487-0543. 3-1/22 IMMEDIATELY: ONE to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS AARON-MEET in the or two men me Pickwic& vertising columns* The PART TIME needed for Twykingham sub-lease. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, Pub at the Albert Pick Motor salesman for State News will not accept stereo Reduced rent. Dan or For Sale 1115 North Washington. Hotel tonight. K.K. 11-1/23 equipment. Some product Dave, advertising which dlfcrlm~ 351-8760. 3-1/22 "1-6448. C-1/22 knowledge preferred. Call NEJAC Single girl to share very KUSTOM BOTTOM » two 15 inch inates against religion, race, color or national or¬ __33M300^C NEW ONE-BEDROOM unfurnished. EAST LANSING One man needed deluxe townhouse. $62.50 2 bedroom CTS base 627-7718. 5-1-2* speakers. $225 WIG, AUBURN, s DATE With local people. Write for- PART TIME girl wanted for night Carpeted, garbage disposal, for 3-man apartment, 3 blocks Phone 351-6796 or 485-1265 igin. 641-4367. 3-1-21 work. 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. 371-1913, humidity control. 655-3861. from Union. 351-6636. 5-1/26 CORDON-BLEU. 5-1-23 5-1-22 Match-A-Date of Michigan.'. GIBSON ES-335 Bigsby 328 S. WANTED 1 girl for Cedar Greens 2 EAST LANSING near campus. One Main, suite No. 2 Ann- SECRETARY: OFFICE experience Arbor, Mich. (48108). furnished. Large airy inner tpring and box and speedy accurate typistfor spring FREE LIFE Automotive busy office. Mature, personality Beautifully i in - INSURANCE literature. Call licensed agent'«• maintained. Select 30", 39" widths. for public contact. Shorthand and ONE OR two for men 4-man clientele. Lease 332-3135 or Hollywood style beds and frames, STEVE KAUFMAN 353-7708.IS | AUSTIN HEALY 3000 Mark U. dictaphone experience helpful. apartment. New Cedar Village. 882-6549. O chests, dressers, study desks. 60 FISHER Excellent condition. Call 200-TX, 90-watt stereo Craig, Apply in person. SPARROW $65/month. 351-9453. 4-1/23 FLY ACAPULCO: Cheapest, mosft used matching chairs for amplifier $125. Sony 630-TC 372-5194. 5-1-23 HOSPITAL PERSONNEL. 5-1-23 study or advantages than other | CADILLAC, 1967 Limousine. NURSES. RN, LPN, ROSE LAWN Openings coming soon in FOUR Only MAN $50. i Utilities Cedar VillapApts. dining room use. Used card tables and folding chairs. Late model tapecorder, new, $250. 641-4367 evenings. 3-1-21 351-5249,351-0228.20-2/16 tri(ST ' Excellent condition. Phone MANOR NURSING HOME, 707 332-3398. 4-1/23 351-0832, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., our 1, 2, 3 extra large NEW MANAGEMENT components. Stereo tape LEICA 3F, F3.5 -- 35 mm Summaron Armstrong Road. Positions bedroom apartments. recorders, used portable TV sets. wide angle finder, $125. Bob - Monday through Friday, $4,250 available all shifts. Full or part CEDAR GREENS 2 i no trades. 5-1-22 To be part of the No. 1 2 Bedroom Apartment gas ranges, kitchen 358 Abbot. 355-6436. 3-1-21 of time. Excellent salary and sublet. Furnished. Parking, pool. beauty tables and chairs. 1 and 2 burner benefits. Call Mrs. Flannery, landlord, you've got to be 351-2240. 5-1/26 2 Man Apartment : call 484-4510? electric hot plates. $3.99 and up. STANDELL SUPER artist amp. Two MERLE [CADILLAC 1967 Eldorado, metallic Director of Nursing. 393-5680. TF "Superior." Let us show you $200.00/month New metal kitchen cabinets. Free NORMAN COSMETICS 15" speakers. Original cost $700, sr, black interior, bucket the style that provides STUDIO, 1600 East Michigan. seats, living GIRL NEEDED winter/spring term. delivery. Bank card. Master Charge $325 takes it. 351-7839. 3-1-21 C-1/22 is-o-matic control, AM/FM comfort for thousands of New Cedar Village. Call 351-3080. and layaway plans. Hours: 8 - o, etc. 627-7240. 1-1/20 people across the United 4-1/23 5:30 p.m. WILCOX YOU WON'T believe Peanuts Personal ^.C States. our large - SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East selection itact ■CORVETTE • 1968. 3 speed, 2 tops, WANTED: PARKING I See our model, Okemos NEEDED FOR 3 rr 315 Bogue of frame styles. Michigan. 485-4391. C OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 East RONNIE THANKS for Road at E. Mt. Hope. Open Own room. $( Phone 332-5051 being you^ Hours, 8-1:30 p.m. 6 days a week, Michigan Avenue, 372-7409. $3,200. Call 484-1427 8:30 351-3529. 1-1/20 Happy Birthday! Love Dianng" except for Wednesday 8-3 p.m. 10-6, Sunday 1-6. 332-5094. UNFINISHED Furniture: Bar a.m.-5:30 p.m. 4-1/23 1-1/20 Salary $2.00 an hour. Call Mr. stools, night stands, TWO MAN APARTMENT ■ COUGAR XR7-GT 1967. Chadweii, 337-1731. 2-1/21 chest-of-drawers, bookcases, 390, 335 927 Burcham Woods. Access Meadowbrook Trace. Phone CONGRATULATIONS CATHY1! WEST Shiawassee. New prefinished picture frames, and ■ HP. 4-speed. Wide ovals swimming pool. Will sublease I 393-6124 or 882-5444 after 5:30 We're proud of our Miss MSU 353-4004. 1-bedroom, more. PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 1 ' " '"3 PART TIME employment for MSU air-conditioning, $125. Semi-finalist. Love, your Delfa security lock. Ideal for graduate per month. 351-68? p.m. 2-1-20 South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C students during school year with NEVER USED: Women's Henke ski Zeta Sisters. 1-1/20 3-1/22 boots, size 8 narrow, $50. After 5 fUTLASS ■ 6-stick. Excellent CONVERTIBLE. 1967 merchant wholesaler. Automobile Furnished $165. TU 2-5761, WANTED 2 Houses BLANK 8 track cartridges and title p.m. 355-7979. 3-1-21 DZ PLEDGES, Thanks condition with 332-3959. 10-1-29 girls for 4 required. For further information, labels, dust bugs, tape cleaners, 5C°n2°0mV- Call Dick. 337-7691. phone 351-5800. O NEED GIRL for winter -- Own room, apartment. Call 489-7484 p.m. 4-1/23 a ENGLISH TUDOR: furnished, 3 bedrooms, study, recreation room, plugs and jacks galore. All at CHILDREN'S ICE skates, men's and catalog prices. MAIN $85. Evergreen Street, 351-7294. two fireplaces, terrace ■FALCON 1962 DENTAL HYGIENIST: Full or part 124 CEDAR Street. 2 overlooking ELECTRONICS, 5558 South short-wave radio. 351-1252 after 4 red station wagon, 5-1-22 man furnished large wooded lot. Walk time for downtown dental office, to campus. Pennsylvania, 882-5036. C p.m. 3-1-21 j !j!°od condition. $245. 882-8750. $6. per hour for qualified apartment. $150 per month. Call 487-3216 or 882-2316. 10-1-20 Available November March through MASON, NEWL 1970. No hygienist. 489-3711, 351 -3574 Carpeted living room and kitchen. undergraduates. 351-4663. 5-1-22 flREBIRD 1969 428 ram air. after 6 p.m. 6-1/21 Two bedrooms. Responsible 401 FAIRVIEW S£^ - 4 rooms | PowerPerf°rmance option. equipped. Every For Rent couple only. References and and bath v>V. Jes paid. No Low mileage and childri Q v^pets. $125/month. deposit required. 676-5983 or WarrantV- Best offer. Phone Jd2-5763. 5-1-19 TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student 351-9249. 5-1/20 TV RENTALS monthly - Students only. Low and term rates. Call 676-4141. 4-1-20 units. These spacious luxury apartment are CROSSWORD ONE GIRL needed completely 484-2600 to reserve yours. three man immediately for apartment. carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish PUZZLE University TV Rentals. C $62.50/month. 882-0897. 5-1/20 [372-9360.4-1-21 P " Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, 1964, Galax'e 500. V-8 Place Your garbage disposal and individual control • central air 1. Healthy ?4. Blue bird steering, conditioning. These two or four man units have up to 3 5. Apportion 25. Toward 10. Falsehoods 27. Lighter '6.79151"" •07251 ™.,w" weekdays Ca" Perrv' after 4 p.m. PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD parking spaces per adequately planned for with unit. The student's leisure time has been a giant heated swimming pool, 11. Rental contract 29. New born lamt 12. Sophisticated 30. Quoits peg 14. Scraps of iood 31 Spire fUSTANG, 1965 6-cyl7nder_ wTth Today . . . Just clip, complete, mail. recreation 15. Vine 32. Jujube rooms and private balconies. If you want to be °n.dard transmission. Excellent STATE NEWS will bill you later. 16. Conceit 33. Golfer's I cond'tion. 484-6346. 5-1-22 17. Peer Gynt's among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM caN today. warning 34. Undecipher- fUSTANG, 1966,_red,Tx~^Mn^ There are units starting at $70/ month per man. 18. Turmeric ability E xcellent 19. Scot! 37. Tael 20. Behold 38.Expunge 3. Sign ot the — 21. Burgeon 39. Cooking tats zodiac 22. Against 40. Hire 4. Spotted "[ X™ I 1946, Good condition. 5. Friend 393-6439 after 5 5-1/26 I 3 %% p.m. 5 6 7 9 6. Haw. garland "" % " 7. Triangular sail1 e*tr<*. Sharpl 351-3106. PHONE: 332-6441 % •2 Y/t 13 8 Kind of orange" 9. Trend 10. Human tr 12. Fuel ^•speed oJnn 1965 conv#rtibl*- * % •5 1* £***» mil«. THREE AND SIX MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE % 13. Eggs 4 S very good >7 18. Furrow $1100. 393-6166. 4-1-21 i 19 Bliss ■ENAULT v> ii 22 21.1 ribbon % % , | shaPe and1 ■ 482-4397. Prckingl)am Mike, call I be placed in person. 2J % W, 21 % 26 .2-1/22 V 28 B % 24. Prate 25. Rich cake 10 Words or Less: Jl % 12 % Jo 26. Follow ordei Over 10 Words Add: 3i 27. Tranquil 4620 S. Hagadorn % 28. Eyelashes |S£GEN' 1966 8ed*"- » is * 29. Vale tar, Mail to: Michigan State News 347 Student Services Bldg. MANA CEMENT EXCLUSIVEL Y BY. 17 ja y/; /{/ 30. Raise 32. Breakfast disk 33. Custard tart * Alco Management Company n % 4o MSU East Lansing, Mich. PA % 3b. Conclusion 36. Irascibility - Tuesday, January 20, 1979 Q Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Recreation Trip to Acapulco offered MADE ANY plans lately? Freeport Muir's gives you two items or Acapulco $209., 8 days. Many extras included. 353-2968. 1-1/20 353-7708 or Airport, hotel accomodations at Full American breakfasts and the trip may sign up and place from March 22-29 would be for the price of one plus 1( 8-DAYS on a new hotel just off famous Los Hornos beach, two meals a day complete dinners will be their $50 deposit in 307 Student Services Bldg. $265. This would include round - at our THE SPANISH RIVIERA provided. Some first - class seats for the trip jet transportation by BOAC Breaking its "spring break in and other features. While in Acapulco the tour March 20th -- 28th, flight will be available at no Airline, lodging at one of three the Bahamas" tradition, this The flight will leave Metro at will include two full - time hotels in London, and an s^lfSAUr Call Frank Buck, 11 a.m. Saturday, March 21. extra charge on a first - come, year the ASMSU Travel Office is escorts, a tour of Acapulco Bay Travelers will stay three per and a "welcome" cocktail party. first - served basis. Also, limited optional meal arrangement at a 351-2756 offering an eight - day, seven - slight extra cost. night package trip to Acapulco. room, with individual beds and Lunches and beverages are not places for MSU faculty and staff Service .members are available. Anyone interested in the trip A seven day trip to London - private bath, in the air - covered in the package cost, Anyone going on the to London can get more is also being considered. conditioned hotel. In addition to although all airport - hotel costs, Acapulco trip will need a tourist information by calling the Travel DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS, formals. Experience. Reasonable is The cost of the Acapulco trip being across the boulevard from baggage handling, service charges card, which can be obtained Office at 353-8857, Ext. 23, or Here are just a few items! $239, including a round - trip the bay, the hotel has its own and tips are included. charge. Call 355-1040. 5-1-23 through the Travel Office. 355-4560, from 2 to 5 p.m. chartered American Airlines jet private swimming pool on the Sign - up for the trip opens Students will have to present a daily, or by calling Yvonne from Detroit's Metropolitan roof. today. Students wishing to go on BABYSITTING IN Marble School birth certificate, passport, Ellingson, travel director, at Top Quality-Famous Name naturalization card or baptismal 353-6318 after 5 p.m. daily. record, or a copy of any of the DAVIS APPOINTMENT above, to the office. TOOTHBRUSHES Eastminster The documents returned, but the tourist cards will be Supreme Court DAY CARE CENTER 1315 Abbott Road Stokes1 choice will not be handed out until arrival in Mexico, since they are necessary to obtain entry into a (continued from page one) privilege, or a duty," said Justice Stewart, "the state may regularly 69c Squibb, Pro, Dr. West, Colgate or Tek' East Lansing CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) - Davis, a 57 - year - old former S. Strike Force. He is to take the country. no more extend it to some of its Cleveland resident, is the Last year's ASMSU spring Mayor Carl B. Stokes' command of Cleveland's citizens and deny it to others on 2 nation's highest ranking black break trip was to Freeport on 70* Now open to children ages appointment of Air Force Lt. 5,000-man safety forces the next 2Vi - 5, Monday-Friday, 7 Gen. Benjamin O. Davis as the city's new safety director apparently has won support military man. He retires Jan. 31 as deputy commander of the U. day. Grand Bahama Island. All places on the trip were filled by the second day of sign ■ ups, with an racial grounds than it may invidiously discriminate in the offering and withholding of the * additional waiting list of 50 elective franchise." from police and firemen who have given the nation's first big people. ALTERATIONS AND Dressmaking city black mayor some of his stiffest problems. To avoid this problem the Travel Office is offering a second "The federal courts are incompetent to fashion detailed not COOL DEODORANT by experienced "I feel our working trip to Acapulco, also at $239, and stringent injunctive to relief for the same length of time, that will remedy Reasonable charge. Call 355- relationship can be very good," (continued from page one) Britain brought ll tons of any Roll-on or Stick Police Chief Patrick Gority said medical supplies, ambulances, leaving Metro on a chartered discriminatory application of the 2 hospital supplies. It also is trucks and the first contingent airline at 6 p.m. Friday, March statute" Stewart said. oz. regularly 69$ Monday. ALTERATIONS AND Dressmaking. "It should be a good thing for carrying four river landing craft of 25 doctors and 34 nurses sent Quality work. Fast service. to take supplies to isolated The second trip offers the both departments," Fire Chief by Britain. The ruling dealt specifically 339-2075. 5-1-22 villages. accomodations and William E. Barry said, adding American officials in Geneva same with Greene County, Ala., and INTERIOR - EXTERIOR painting. that he felt "it will probably help to have a military man." Four relief flights from said Britain brought 11 tons of asked the U.S. medical supplies in Lagos, then went onto Port Harcourt, relief coordination center, with the 30 Nigerian authorities have government to supply a 200-bed field hospital and two 50-bed hospitals, plus arrangements as the first. Another spring break tour, this one to London, is also being investigated by the Travel Office. The cost for seven days Taliaferro County, Ga., where the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund said jury - service laws were depriving 2«■70 None too small or too big. Free jeeps and another 50 trucks blacks of their rights. estimates) Call anytime 882-2739. rest. to shuttle relief to the refugees. 5-1-23 Four relief flights from A plane operated by the Helene Curtis Danish Red Cross returned to MSU Outing Club meeting, Tuesday, 7:00 p.m., 116 Natural Sciences. Correction Copenhagen Sunday with from 11 Geneva tons of McG RAW-EDISON SPRAY NET Slides will be shown of the club's Typlng Service Information meetings on the medicine for Nigeria. It was 12 1/2 Christmas trip to Mexico, meetings summer University College reported to have received POWER SYSTEMS DIVISION oz. can regularly 49c will be held every Tuesday, 7:00 p.m. PAULA ANN HAUGHEY. Complete at above address, all interested people Humanities courses in London, clearance to land at Lagos last rial manufacturer of electrical di« Professional Thesis Service. IBM are invited to attend. Sign up sheets England, will be held at 7:30 Friday, but permission was 2 ransmission products will be on < 50* Selectric Typewriter. Multilith withdrawn the following day. will be available for future trips. tonight in 339 Case Hall and at offset printing and hard binding. Free brochure and estimates. Call 337-1527. C Israeli Club and Hillel Israeli Folk Dance Group, Tonight, Foundation 7:30 p.m. Thursday in 216 Bessey Hall. The Bessey Hall meeting was Cross, The Nigerian government has blacklisted the Danish the Vatican agency Red JANUARY 30, 1970 to 8:00 p.m., Womens IM building, Caritas and other church relief ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith room 25. Avi Sherman, instructor. incorrectly reported to be on To interview degree candidates in: Wednesday. groups which aided the rebels. printing. Complete service offset for dissertations, thesis, i, general typing. IBM. Everyone cordially invited, beginners ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING COLD CAPSULES s experience. 332-8384. C Block & Bridle meeting, tonight, PKG of 12, regularly 88 117 Eppley Center, Judge occasional Call 355-5549.4-1/23 snuggle-breaks. and 211 M.A.C. Ave. Donald L. Resig, 30th Judicial Circuit will speak on "Courts, Judges WANTED ONE bedroom and Their Place in Society." Located 5 miles south FOR EXTRA FAST DELIVERY unfurnished apartment near MSU. of Gaylord, Michigan. Call 332-2097. 2-1/21 Great Issues, special Lecture, tonight, Take the "Waters" exit phone 351-3800 7:30 p.m., 104B Wells Hall, (off 1-75) on to N. Old 27. HOURS 11 A.M. - 2 A.M. MON. COMMUNITY ACTION Desperately needs donations of project. Townsend Hoopes, former thru SAT., 1 P.M. - 2 A.M. SUN. BROOKFIELD PLAZA, E. Lansing Undersecretary of the Air Force will baby beds, and equipment. Will pick up. 353-9416. 4-1/23 speak on "The Limits of Open Nights, Sundays & Holidays Intervention."