.It.si Thursday a willingness to die that MICHIGAN Frigid.. STATE N EWS with chance to |m,usitpo^b^.Ke[iM(iy . . . a snow STATE flurries climaxing tonight. High today 15, low tonight 12 below UNIVERSITY ■ Vol. 62 Number 118 East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 22,1970 ems vote to overrule veto Three cha in Yablonski lexpected WASHINGTON (AP) - House on health,ed. bill for the Depts. of Labor and of Health, essential part of President Nixon's plan to murder Education and Welfare (HEW). control inflation," McClory said. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Federal Democratic leaders, trying to build a solid Other The bill includes $1.26 billion for a Republicans urging a Bureau of Investigation Wednesday charged arty position against President Nixon's are variety of health, education and welfare compromise the President and at least three Cleveland, Ohio, men in connection expected veto of a big education and on of them report assurances from the programs added by Congress to Nixon's some with the murders of United Mine Workers health money bill, got overwhelming White House that if the veto is upheld, official Joseph A. Yablonski and his wife Lpport Wednesday for a resolution urging budget for the current fiscal year. Nixon Nixon will accept a lesser increase than and daughter. [hat the veto be overridden. ■ a caucus of House Democrats shouted has said he will veto the bill because the added funds would feed inflation. $1.26 billion. In making the announcement in behalf of The Senate returned the bill to the In any event, another attempt to add Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell, the FBI said fcpproval of the resolution without a the three men are Paul Eugene Gilly, Ejssenting voice being heard. more veto money for education is certain if the is upheld and The Appropriations Aubran Wayne Martin and Claude Edward The action came shortly before the (See related story, page 2) Committees have to start over again Vealey, all of Cleveland. enate returned to conference with the on an i $19.7 billion appropriations bill House in a disagreement over an item not alternative bill. The bodies of Yablonski, his wife The education lobby master minding the Margaret and their 25-year - old daughter, related to the veto prospect. Leaders hoped to resolve this dispute over anti - poverty fight for more funds is already putting Charlotte Joanne, were discovered Jan. 5 in together another package to present if a bedrooms of their Clarksville, Pa., home 35 spending quickly and send the measure on Chicago to the White House. Speaker of the House McCormack said the outcome of the battle John W. veto is sustained. It would contain about $800 million more than Nixon budgeted for the affected programs. has miles south of Pittsburgh. Yablonski had been shot five times, the wife and daughter twice each. At the Democratic caucus majority The three men were named in federal over a veto would depend on the eturns v Republicans. to override It takes a two-thirds majority a presidential veto, which leader Carl Albert of Oklahoma drew enthusiastic applause for a slashing speech warrants issued Wednesday in Cleveland with violating sections of the U.S. Code means only 145 votes would be needed to attacking the administration and the dealing with conspiracy and interference promised veto. with the rights of a union member by force uphold the veto if all 434 members vote. n Panther There are 189 Republicans, but 85 of them voted for the appropriations bill last month "Mr. Nixon and his Madison Avenue - trained subordinates to the contrary," said Albert, "the issue is not inflation. The only or violence and obstruction of justice. I CHICAGO (AP) -- An interracial despite the threat of a veto. issue is the health and education of the toroner's jury returned a verdict of ustifiable homicide Wednesday in the The unhappiness of some Republicans at the coming confrontation with Nixon was people." Nixon to aid ths of two Black Panther leaders who voiced by Rep. Robert McClory of Illinois. Albert said Congress cut far more out of Nixon's budget for foreign aid and Frozen in housing In a House speech, McClory urged the :e fatally shot in a police raid Dec. 4. nonessential military spending than it I The jury of prominent Chicagoans said President to reconsider his threat to veto the bill. added for health and education so that the This tugboat found it r ugh going Wednesday as an Arctic :old wave on the frozen Chicago River held the Midwest in its grip, woes he 14 Chicago policemen detailed to the overall affect of the disputed spending is WASHINGTON (AP) "I don't feel a veto of this bill is an Twin Marina towers are at right. - President Nixon, itate's attorney's office who participated in not AP Wirephoto inflationary. putting the finishing touches on his State ihe raid were "reasonable" in using of the Union message, said Wednesday that firearms against the Panthers because they "some needed federal programs simply will Selieved the weapons "were necessary to have to be Riddle postponed, so that we live BLF's Irevent death or bodily harm to within our means. This will help free Themselves." resources for housing." Fred Hampton, 21, Illinois Panther Nixon had said earlier that he would talk leader, and Mark Clark, 22, Peoria Panther in general terms about budget restraint and leader, were killed in the raid on the anti - inflation program when he goes Hampton's West Side apartment. which might be connected with his interests in his dual ASMSU-BLF ties. In sophomore; David Whipple, Grosse Point to the Capitol Thursday for a 12:30 p.m. [ Police said they seized 19 weapons in the appointment. "I don't .consider myself to be the most cases the two organizations would Woods freshman; Penny Zielinski, Detroit appearance at a joint Senate - House Bat. have similar aims and objectives "even if sophomore; Randy Bodwin, East Lansing Sam Riddle, member of the executive session. The President's reading of his I The jury deliberated more than five council of Black Liberation front (BLF), legitimizing factor of ASMSU, the person the tactics are not compatible," he said. sophomore; Gina Schack, Miami, Fla., message will be broadcast live by television lours before returning the verdict who will rid it of its guilt - feelings," he Riddle said he believes that ASMSU junior, John Kindinger, Adrian junior; and radio networks. became the new ASMSU general member - I After the verdict of justifiable homicide at said. must be restructured for greater John Massoglia, Chapel Hill, N.C., kas read by Dr. Andrew J. Toman, Cook - large Tuesday night when the board Riddle said he sees no conflict of effectiveness. He sees decentralizing the In the morning, Nixon issued a statement selected him from 23 other petitioners. sophomore. Daniel Behringer, Wheeler which called on private enterprise to County (Chicago) coroner, Clark's mother Riddle organization as one of his major projects. junior; Douglas Sieb, St. Joseph junior, lose and said, "It was not." replaced Trevor Hall, Election to ASMSU from definite Denis Monahan, postpone capital spending where possible Detroit junior Bob I Hampton's mother said she would make Birmingham sophomore, who resigned for so more money can be available for districts, such as residence hall complexes, lo comment. personal reasons at the beginning of this would increase the (please turn to page 9) housing. term. organization's I Later, James D. Montgomery, a lawyer sensitivity to student desires Riddle said. Although he said he sees his position as He said that such residence hall complex Representing the Panthers, said he would ';e further legal action. being "extra sensitive to minority students," Riddle rejected any "tokenism" representation had proved effective in TEACHING RESPONSIBILITY BLF. Agreeing with critics of the proposed all-events building, Riddle said, "Physical Industrialist airs views fitness is a beautiful thing, but I seriously question the way priorities appear to be being set." Riddle said he does not want to see what Klinsky claims locking he termed "the Hannah Syndrome" on peace possibilities continued. He said that this attitude stressed physical structures rather than human beings. U' e "If the University wants to 'keep up,' let departmental committee charged with I WASHINGTON (AP) - Cleveland "If we will not end the fighting and the it keep up with a university like Notre hearing such complaints. Industrialist Cyrus S. Eaton, reporting on a war's economic burdens, we may wish to Dame ~ which just played its first bowl This committee is to take action or The code of teaching responsibility make a recommendation within ten pent trip to Hanoi, said Wednesday he is lull ourselves with hopes that the other side game in 40 - some years so it could fund a days which went into effect Jan. 7 is being only Convinced North Vietnamese Prime will do it for us. I must report to you, program to help minority students," he following receipt of the complaint, and said. loosely observed, according to Gary forward its written |linister Pham Van Dong would meet with esident Nixon at however, that on my recent trip in search of peace, I found no encouragement for Riddle said he would like to see the Klinsky, ASMSU member-at-large and report Ombudsman, the student and the member to the some neutral site to student representative to the Educational of the instructional staff a settlement of the Vietnam such admissions policies liberalized, particularly against whom it war. hopes in Hanoi," he said. Policies Committee (EPC). was made. to admit more veterans. Eaton said he found North Vietnamese The main problem is that the faculty is I The 86 He said he feels a student with voting - year - old railroad tycoon also leaders "unflagging in their determination not completely aware of the code or that it rights should be placed on the board of kgested, "If we will announce the to continue the fighting as long as is not fully understood, Klinsky said. withdrawal of 100,000 of our forces within PO days from now, and the rest within a necessary," for they consider the trustees. Riddle said he hopes to involve ASMSU Everyone who teaches a course, from Weathermen serve Americans just another invading force and professors to graduate assistants, is subject in the greater Lansing area, as well as on ■ear and a to the provisions of the code. half, the settlement of all other the Saigon generals "traitors to Vietnam." campus. ►roblems can be negotiated swiftly." He also said he has been informed the "A university should work to make its "Basically, we don't feel it's being notice of eviction' I Eaton tame to his told the National Press Club he North Vietnam government is taking steps to improve delivery of mail to American Appointee surrounding community a model followed yet," Klinsky said. "We feel that it's the student's responsibility to make the conclusions after talks with Sam Riddle was named to the environment," he said. teacher R ais and diplomats in Hanoi. He added prisoners of war. He said he believes Hanoi would permit prisoners to send home general member - at - large:' at Other petitioners for general member - more 'enforce' it." aware of this code and to to Police Ad. Dept. I e greatest obstacle to peace is the North - large were Roger Graziani, Detroit "Enforcement" letters. post for ASMSU Tuesday. junior; Joe Pendergrass, Dayton Plains means filing a complaint |'etnamese "?s is conviction that the United which would subject a violator to the The Weathermen, a radical splinter preparing to continue the war adjudication established by the document & faction of the Students for a Democratic protesting the conflict at the same to deal with complaints. Klinsky said that serious enforcement Society, and representatives of several other groups, disrupted the Police was not being undertaken this term. The Michigan Administration office in Olds Hall Senate committee is, however, interested in Wednesday afternoon, overturning a desk finding out why the code is not being and damaging equipment. Approximately observed. The code was distributed to 30 demonstrators wearing red arm-bands department chairmen for explanation to marched into the office chanting "Off the their respective instructional staffs. Pigs!" Klinsky said that the EPC knows that After asking for the school's director, A. 'U' law school, the code has not been effective in reaching vote at 20 F. Brandstatter, who was ill, the group's its objectives. The code was written by leader served the office with a "notice of EPC last summer in response to a request eviction." by James Rust, Ombudsman. It was "The 'Criminal' Justice writtento give students a formal channel for Dept. of the MSU Bills calling for an MSU law school and proposal will require a two-thirds vote for sponsor of the resolution, said the Pig Academy is responsible for the the 20-year-old vote were introduced in the passage in both the Senate and House. legislature would have to act on it soon legitimate complaints against a teacher. "The code is not suppression of People's Liberation Michigan Senate Wednesday. If it gets out of the legislature, the voting because the prison industries which trying to limit the measure would go before the voters in the discretion or prerogatives of the teachers," Struggles throughout the world," their manufacture the plates are running out of statement read. The law school bill came after the MSU next election as a proposed constitutional time. Klinsky stated. "All it is trying to do is Board of Trustees approved the proposal amendment. make them explain what they are They charged the School of Police . The decision to reflectorize plates was going to Administration with "racist murder" for last July. Stirrings for a lower voting age began in made by the legislature last year. do at the beginning." the House earlier when a resolution was Normally, stocking the police departments of a committee made up of representatives This means that a teacher can conduct The law school was first proposed in introduced which would set up a 10-man Oakland, Calif., and Chicago, 111. with MSU from the Secretary of State's office, the the course as he wants (and as described in 1966, but shelved for three other projects graduates. legislative study committee to look into Department of Corrections and the the catalog) as long as he makes clear what "In consideration of these and other given higher priorities. the possibility of lowering the legal age of Highway Department decide he is on the details, going to teach and how h« is going to Mttfties Of Ad at this University, we adulthood. such as how the reflectorization is to be The bill to allow 20-year-olds votes in all grade. order toe immediate termination of the If approved by both chambers, the carried out. elections was introduced by three committee would have up to $10,000 and Klinsky said that the EPC urges all department, and its eviction from the Delays arose because the law was unclear faculty members to fulfill the campus. We sentence the pigs to death in Republicans. The action follows a recent far-reaching authority at its disposal to as to whether the whole proposal from the Democratic State plate, or just the responsibilities outlined in the teaching the streets," the statement said. conduct the study. numbers or the background were to be Convention that 18-year-olds be given the code, since the channels have been The statement was signed by: the Hole in In floor action Wednesday, the upper reflectorized. established for dealing with complaints. the Wall Gang, the South Case Peace chamber debated but took no action on a "If these three or four highly-salaried Complaints are sent to the department Committee, the Libertarian Anarchist resolution to postpone motor vehicle committee members can't come up with Sponsored by Sens. Emil Lockwood of chairman or his designate. If a complaint Alliance, the Weathermen, the East Lansing license plate reflectorization until 1971. license plate specifications, then maybe we Cyrus S. Eaton St. Louis, Gilbert Buisley of Ann Arbor and Anthony Stamm of Kalamazoo, the Sen. Harry De Maso, R-Battle Creek, will have to do it ourselves," De Maso said. cannot be resolved to a student's satisfaction at this level, it is referred to a High School Red Invaders and the Chinese Communist Party. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 22, 197Q M Brennan Miichigan Supreme Court U.S. Senate to oppose decision Tuesday and is 30-31. seeks avoid an open split. Chief Justice Thomas E. Democratic incumbent Philip A. expected to formally announce Huber and O'Neil expressed Brennan apparently did not Brennan will seek the Hart. his candidacy at the GOP State tell GOP leaders of his opposition to the support of a Republican nomination for the He reportedly made his Central Committee meeting Jan. intentions, and they were concensus candidate. "I will not stand silent if any surprised by first reports of his candidacy. attempt is made to deny Republican voters their fair Svetlana The governor's office said chance to the party granted name Miliiken was "totally surprised" nominee on the basis of the will by the report. of the majority," Huber said. O'Neil said the selection of a Brennan's aides have offered concensus candidate would no comment on the Justice's disenfranchise all Republicans, plans. except the few participating in freedom from USSR Mis. Alliluyeva defected to the The only other Republican who has formally announced his intention to oppose Hart is Sen. Robert J. Huber of Troy. State the concensus. "It seems ludicrous to advocate lowering the voting age to 18 if party leaders are going to PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) - The The Soviet government Board of Education member disenfranchise those over 21 with Soviet Union announced United States in 1967. She has a announced it had revoked Mrs. James F. O'Neil of Livonia is a voting rights," O'Neil said. Wednesday it had revoked son, Joseph, 25, and a daughter, Alliluyeva's citizenship for "acts "potential candidate." He said a statewide poll of Photo Svetlana Alliluyeva's citizenship Yekaterina, 20, both of whom _ defaming the title of a citizen." Republican delegates to the last Rjchord and the daughter of Joseph are believed still living in Last October Mrs. Alliluyeva Gov. Miliiken said Wednesday Warren, State News technician and photographer, sets up a display of Stalin said, "I am very happy that they have taken this step Moscow. Reached by telephone at here gave an interview to the Voice of Secretary of Housing and Urban America in which shepraised her Development George Romney "open five to primary'^by sTmargin of professional photography from the 1969 Traveling one. Loan Collection. The exhibit The 1 has reached a decision on his Vietnair and that I no longer belong to home here, Mrs. Alliluyeva said, adopted country. the Soviet state and to Soviet "No one will take from me my "There is here somehow a candidacy, but refused to heaviest society." feelings about the country, my completely cheerful and free disclose what that decision is. Sept. 4 Mrs. Alliluyeva said she asked feelings for the people, for atmosphere - something that Both Huber and O.'Neil sent reported the Russians last July to revoke Russian culture, music, painting, people in Moscow simply do not letters this week to GOP woundei her citizenship. The Soviets, she literature and my friends. No know, do not feel," she said. chairman William McLaughlin were m said,"did exactly what I asked one takes that away from me. I 4 picked She has said she hopes to jurors requesting a state primary to Saigon them to do." carry all this with me forever." become an American citizen. choose the Republican candidate "Last July my lawyers applied for senator. spokesm The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State on my behalf to the Soviet reported consulate in Washington asking Several reports have indicated 16 Soui University, is published every class day during four school FLINT conspiracy to violate the civil the dismissal. No one has for legal renunciation of my the party would try to reach a (UPI) » Four jurors been wounde< terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. rights of eight young blacks and charged in the death of Car) Soviet citizenship," she said. concensus candidate in order to were picked Wednesday to Subscription rate is $14 per year. determine the fate of three two convicted white prostitues Cooper, 17, and his name does white, former Detroit policemen found in the manor annex of the August was acquitted by an not even appear among those Franc Member Associated Press, United Press International, all-white jury last summer on a Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, Hair S and a black private guard on trial in the latest chapter of the inner-city motel during the 1967 riot. first-degree murder charge in the whose civil violated. rights allegedly were Mirage j the revi Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Detroit riot's most controversial death of Aubrey Pollard, 19, one If convicted on the Association, United States Student Press Association. 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Dykema, director of financial aids at condemn nation have been asked to express their opinion MSU, aid that he expects a fight to ensue within toward the health, education and welfare bill the House because he felt the margin of votes out puni (261-110) was slim. backed b pending before President Nixon. SALE! The National Council of Financial Aid Officers The over Nixon has threatened to veto the $19.7 billion has requested its member organizations to write bill "Zionism calling it inflationary and too costly by $1.3 to House Representative Carl D. Perkins, billion. D-Kent., head of the education and labor Santa Fe A two - thirds vote of each house will be committee, and their state representatives A Stal SKYWAY LIHGME needed to override (he President's vito. Since the Senate overwhelmingly passed alumi into the Schedule your interview with the University n Placement Office and ask for brochure featuring time only! Kegular $3.99 . . • freshly ironed garments. 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U.S. 6th Fleet in the eastern East Lansing Store Only A capsul# summary of th« day's •vents from Western • backed down.Two plot to died and will be government soldiers It was at first thought the This is standard rhetoric in Mediterranean. our wlro ••rvleoi. overthrow the leftist regime of given a massive coup was staged by disgruntled the Middle East for funeral Thursday in the streets Baathists supporters The coup came as the President Ahmed Hassan el Bakr opposed to Bakr, of a regime who later turn of Baghdad. especially after the radio government seemed to be and within hours had executed against it. The radio accused the plotters referred to the plotters as settling down after a period of 12 accused conspirators. Ten soldiers, most of them The radio claimed the plot unrest. Enkasheer "Some needed federal programs officers, civilian a police major and doctor were executed a Panty Hose simply will have to be postponed so that we may live within our and Baghdad radio said more would be condemned FOOD HELD 99° by a means. This will help free special three - man court set up Limit 6 to mete out punishment. resources for housing." (coupon) Ibos reduced At least four of those st Lansing Store Only -President Nixon executed were senior officers during the royalist regime of the late King Faisal of Iraq. They international News were pensioned off after a republican revolt overthrew the OWERRI, Nigeria (AP) -- The once proud Ibos, who had pulled "The villages are the worst off," said the Rev. Emmon Opague themselves higher up the ladder of progress through education McMahon, an Irish missionary in Owerri. The Viet Cong shelled 51 allied bases and towns in king in July, 1958. Nothing is known of others. and ambition then had any of Nigeria's approximately 200 tribes, More than 1,000 tons of food and medicine for Biafra are Panty Hose Vietnam Tuesday night and early Wednesday in their The government claimed the now are reduced to begging with outstretched hands by the stacked up in warehouses of Libreville in Gabon, 4,000 tons more roadsides. heaviest rocket and mortar attack since the night of are on Sao Tome Island and an Sept. 4-5, when 74 were hit, the U.S. Command plot was backed by the United States, Britain, and West like To those newsmen who had been here before these seemed an entirely different people. but Biafrans may never see any of it. equal amount is en route by ship, *1.19 The Lagos government, irked that relief reported. Two American soldiers were killed and 23 Germany. The conspirators Everywhere the newsmen saw signs of looting by the victorious agencies involved had wanted to overthrow helped starving Biafrans during the war, blacklisted them. wounded in the shellings, about two-thirds of which the federal troops and heard accounts of rape and pillage. Refugees Lagos has reported no indication of intolerable hardship in Socialist Baath party regime of the move, carrying their belongings on their heads. were made on the 3rd Corps area, stretching from were on Biafra. President Bakr in the interests Women hunted lost husbands and children. Biafrans Saigon 100 miles north to the Cambodian border, of imperialism and Zionism, begged to A young British physician who would identify himself only as change their useless Biafran money into Nigerian currency to buy "Dr. Phil" leaned his head spokesmen said. Light damage and casualties were Baghdad Radio claimed. what little food might be available. had just returned from an open field against an ambulance and wept. He reported in about 25 of the attacks. Field reports said The coup was attempted Many children were so weak they could not move and lay Biafran soldiers were "lying in their own where, he said, 80 to 100 Dove Soap 16 South Vietnamese soldiers and 15 civilians during the night Tuesday and pus and excrement," were gasping as a Danish nurse tried to feed them. waiting for help. wounded. Complexion Siz« France decided Wednesday to sell Libya another 50 17c Mirage jet fighters - doubling the number already sold Limit 2 the revolutionary Arab state. But delivery of the Lansing Store O additional planes was reported at least two years. The North African country in return agreed to stop supporting the rebellion in the African state of Chad 15c where 2000 French Foreign Legionaires are helping fight rebels. 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Required I nf tal^ abo«t issues in their states and the concerns |01 their constituents. MERIDIAN MALL STORE HOURS ?C7 P. Grand Rivr MICHIGAN STATE NEWS 9 UNIVERSITY School does not jami WILLIAM B. CASTANIER advertising manager equal education NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor Disturbing to the mind is the 20th DEBORAH FITCH, feature editor Century world. KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor Massive, exceedingly complex structures JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor trampling vegetation and the habitats of Who called the English teacher the small, insignificant creatures that live off the land. Always trembling lest instant daddy-Q? That's right: nobody death would catch them unaware, these We were always taught that insects hurriedly performed their lifelong school equaled education. And duties as if there was no tomorrow. The without education you were at a dinosaiirs ruled. loss. Then EDITORIALS Winged and non-winged entities, lighter why, when that three o'clock bell would ring, were than air, engaged in combat. Often, In there smiles? mutual animosity, both would contribute so successfully to each other's demise that Democrats loved ones would ask, why? These belligerents would accrue pleasure in fouling the medium through which flight was essential. To reach toward the sun was re-learning but the same mistakes are I attempted but precise calculations were to 18-vote b needed to avoid failure in mission and destruction in re-entry. The Greek Gods over and over again. We are taught right and wrong by the schools: our eyes can focus on eldeTaftl whIf I ruled. veracity Z I hence distinguish. (Yet, only in a Come back with us to the days of ho-hum attitude. Miracle drugs were discovered; subjective | King Arthur, the days of Excalibur The Democrats voted just to begin sometimes through carelessness or and the lovely Guinevere, a time for a petition drive to put the accident. Corpses would be mutilated to Do we learn by choice or indoctrination I dragons to be slain and fair, young 18-year-old vote question on the locate the exact malfunction. "Quacks" in grades one through twelve? Choose the I maidens to be wooed. ballot in November. Only four years might concoct ludicrous brews and potions latter. Who of these two is the good guy I only to be awakened to reality by the Kasavubu or Lumumba? Kasavubu. The I This is the time when the ago a similar motion lost by 500,000 success of the dosages. Ultimately, atoms United States supports Kasavubu. The! ambition of every young man is to votes at the polls. were altered to transmute rare elements Communists support Lumumba. Once | be a knight. Upon reaching the age In this sense the Democrats' Merlin and his cohorts ruled. again, who is the good guy?: KASAVUBU11 of 21, the squire can be declared old motion comes out as mere rhetoric. enough to be dubbed a full knight, They are only in favor of a Thus far we do not understand how to being entitled to all privileges referendum, not necessarily in favor "Yes, this IS Speaker M'Cormack!. .. No, this is NOT someone live. We do not, at birth, live by choice yet jeans, no skirts shorter than one inch above I thereof. of the question at hand. speaking FOR the speaker!. I AM speaking for myself!" by choice we often decide who and what the knee, no teased hair, no shorti I The move is of obvious political . . must die. We are constantly learning and (especially on warm spring days), white I Social scientists have long argued (white?) shirt and tie on Assembly day, m over why the age of 21 was chosen. advantage to the Democrats. They suggestive makeup. Mathematicians have long argued know that by "promising" the young JOHN BORGER STUDENT GOVERNMENT IS FO! that 21 was chosen because it is the the right to vote, under 21-year-olds YOU!!! RUN FOR STUDENT I will perhaps forget Mayor Daley and smallest number divisible by both GOVERNMENT!!! Memorandum from the ] three and seven. The real reason, come back to the fold indebted Principal (Principal . . . p-a-1 . . . The | forevermore. Principal is your pal.): "I have set ur. though, was that one usually had to In the midst of plenty I Student Appeals Court so that students be 21 before he was strong enough Political parties have always to walk around in a suit of armor. breaking school rules (originally set down I seemed, for some reason, by the Board of Education and/or school I Fashion styles have changed since apprehensive toward lowering the Administration officials) may be tried by I that time. Vests of chain mail and voting age, fearing the election of students." visor helmets are no longer what the Paul McCartney to king, no doubt. to feel completely private even in the Not (oh heavens, no, never) on the People pollution and polluted people. Study Hall: no talking, no chewing I young, Anglo-Saxon male cavorts The politicians seem to fear that if Over - crowding. Lack of privacy. Social presence of slaves; to them, slaves were not random, maniacal (and inefficient) killer - about peers and didn't really count. And such a madman basis, because we're civilized (of gum, no laughing, no fidgiting, no passing I in. Unfortunately there the 18-year-olds are given the right disorder. notes, raise your hand for bathroom I The population limited "privacy" can sometimes be found course we are). remains some mystic aura about the to vote, a great number of public problem explodes into privileges, "If you look like you're talking, I in the "jet set" even today. Get rid of somebody. officials will be out of office. every imaginable facet of human life. It's youll be pulled out!" age of 21, especially when it just not limited to any particular difficulty, no But in general, there are just too many We use civilized techniques, like happens that 21 is the legal voting Movements to lower the voting matter how large. And to capture the people to ignore. All men tend to become abortion, family planning, raising the legal Walking-in-the-halls Procedure: all | students must have a Hall Pass, visit age in all but four states. age are, in essence, a dime a dozen. staggering chaos of the entire problem, peers, if only because anyone can interfere age of marriage, sterilization, tax benefits Now there seems to be in the President Nixon, himself, the simple linear exposition must be with your territoriality. and rewards for having fewer children. must pick up a special permit at the I abandoned. \ are ulThe trgyble is, not even„a man's thoughts (The administrator kliows these things and. General Office, trespassers will te I making a movement to correct the champion of the silent majority, has prosecuted, situation. Saturday the Michigan advocated the change. So have "Very boldly, then: shortage of territory, 'alWays 'his own. It's hard even to have others like them are necessary. The no running. of space to move around and call your thoughts when other people are constantly administrator knows these things will Democratic party voted to start a Lyndon Johnson, Everett Dirksen, own, leads to attacks on members of your interrupting them, or when advertisers and work. The administrator has a very low Report Cards: grades 55 or below will be I campaign to give 18-year-olds the Hubert Humphery, George Romney own species in defiance even of the normal politicians are telling people what to think. opinion of people; he is sure that they can marked in red, parents must sign report I vote. and all of the Kennedys. At the group solidarity displayed by pack animals. Nor is physical privacy respected. The do absolutely nothing of, by and for cards, "Citizenship ratings" are to be given I Lost your temper with anyone lately?" - average person in a large city can't even themselves.) as Outstanding, satisfactory or I This decision should be present, all that exists is the same old Unsatisfactory, report cards must be | from "Stand on Zanzibar" by John breathe anymore without sucking in other One other proposal: licenses to have approached with guarded optimism. song and dance, except the Michigan returned within three days. Brunner, a science Action novel depicting a people's cigarette smoke and mouthwash children. This leads inevitably to eugenic Any movement to get 18-year-olds Democrats have now added their and "anti perspirant" and cheese legislation to eliminate undesirable grossly over - populated world. - to the voting booth is welcome, but name to the marquee. Take some rats. Place them in a small sandwiches and toothpaste and perfume hereditary traits. But (and here's the rub) Who called the English teacher daddy-o? I and natural odors and if he gets through al) what is "undesirable?" the history of all past approaches to cage, given them plenty of food and water That's right: nobody. We were always! the problem can only induce a -The Editors and let them breed. All goes well for a that there's always exhaust fumes and Get rid of somebody. But who? And who taught that school equaled education. And I time. But when the cage becomes too sewage and.... decides? without education you were at a loss. Then I crowded, the rats break down. Females no Too many people. "Well, of course it's obvious that some why, when that three o'clock bell would I longer look after their young. Males battle "Watch where yer goin, buddy." people just aren't fit. And of course they ring, were there smiles? Why did people I shouldn't be allowed to have children, constantly, or else lie listlessly in a corner, "Come on, come on, that light turned an shouldn't be allowed to pass on their laugh and pull practical jokes? Why did I refusing to exert themselves. hour ago." Johnny fall down, scrape his knee and go | A void panic-mo Or take a normal, healthy male rat in the prime of life. Put him in a cage that's too small for him. Leave him alone for few on "Look, I know you can get one more guy that bus." defects. That's obvious, of course. But there's really no need to get personal, you know. I'm perfectly all right, I can assure right back to playing? Why did Eddie, Steve, Rich, Ira and Kenny fight playing I I a "Oh, excuse me, I didn't see you there you. Or are you calling me a freak?" baseball and basketball and come right | days, except for giving him food. Then put and...." back the next day to play again? a young female in the cage with him. What "Don't close that window!" Get rid of somebody. Anybody. Anybody but me, that is. in happens? He'll try to kill her. How many of your teachers wer< consideration "Your base need is to have a manor defined against a peer group, but you don't "Gotta buck ta spare, pal?" "Goddammit, leave me alone!" "Won't somebody please help me?" But that's no good. Schemes won't work, because schemes at the playground where it was always at, all day Saturday? How much can you I I have to do as dogs, tomcats and sundry "Hold that cab!" depend on making other people do remember from required Music in Junior I other species do ~ mark it out with a "And this is our little William...." something. Nothing will work, until people High School? (Remember the old joke: I There was very little public Gaylord Nelson's D-Wis., physical trace, then patrol it constantly to "I bin thinkin bout gettin me a summer stop demanding that the other person Who wrote Beethoven's Fifth Symphony?) I clamour when the Food and Drug subcommittee hearings on the Pill scare away intruders. You can abstract to a place out onna lake somewheres. I mean, make the first move, until we see that How many times did you stay after school I Administration took cyclamate off are of an exploratory nature. In small enclosed area where no one else sure it's cost, but sometimes ya just gotta placing effective limits on population for something you didn't do? Was black I addition in attempting to determine trespasses without your permission, and on be alone, ya know?" depends on the efforts of everyone. board eraser monitor one or two service | the market as unsafe. It should be Individuals must begin to put the good of this basis you can operate fairly rationally. credits? the harmfulness of oral humanity ahead of their own desire to very interesting, however, to see One of the first concomitants of affluence Ashley Montagu: "What matters is not what the popular reaction will be if contraceptives, the subcommittee is a rapid raising of privacy standards..." - the quantity of life, but the quality." propagate. The Study Hall Day dreamer: hears»I seems primarily concerned with from "Stand on Zanzibar." Too many people, not enough privacy. There may be little likelihood that that truck traveling down the road, sees the I they try to pull the same thing with sunlight filter through the curtains, listens I those kinds of oral contraceptives whether there has been proper Definitions of "peer group" and Too many people. day will ever come. But come it must, and to little children playing in their backyard, dissemination of data on possible "privacy" change. Southern planters used Simple solution: get rid of somebody. soon. closes his textbook. J euphemistically termed "the Pill." The alternative is death - or worse. There is a bit of concern afoot in side effects to users of the Pill. scientific circles about harmful side If inherent dangers are found in effects alleged to be caused by the Pill the Pill, then we would favor stricter OUR READERS' MIND controls on its prescription, such as - enough, in fact, to bring about the convening of Senate hearings on the f more thorough physical matter. Further, there sees to be examinations than are given now. some relatively damning evidence to Further, we agree that information support the contention that these estrogen do have - a progestagen preparations casual link cancer, blood clotting, cervix cancer to breast on all known side effects and the risks involved should be widely circulated. We do feel, however, that unless A well-upholstered basketball court and sundry other maladies. some completely satisfactory To the Editor: upholstered lounge chair to watch a of M structure (supposedly urgent reasons why this fine arts center k _I We feel, however, that there are a substitute can be found, it would be the model for - I have noted with considerable interest basketball game? Could this really make a MSU's proposed structure) immediately needed. Among them: « is not the number of points that need to be a gross mistake to completely ban the growing controversy surrounding the ball game more exciting to witness? And as place for bring our own University performs ■ a concert, any concert-whether clarified before any out-right the Pill. At this juncture in time, the proposed All-Events Bldg. and its for the pop entertainment end of it, I The Association or the Cleveland groups back to campus where they beio '1 social value of the Pill in preventing much-publicized alternative, a new attended both Aretha Franklin's concert Symphony. The immediate need for an and to give the Theatre Dept. and «•I condemnation of the Pill is performing arts center. Granted, athletics last year in University of Michigan's new adequate concert hall at MSU goes without excellent Lecture-Concert Series a dece ■ committed. For example, how unwanted pregnancies in literally widespread is the millions of women far out-weighs are an important part of University life and events building and Dionne Warwick's saying. Mr. Breslin's All-Events Bldg. has as and long-needed place to perform. I incidence of I enjoy them as much as the next person, recent concert in our Jenison. I can one of its major In closing, I submit that Mr. Breslin I selling points the inclusion undesirable side effects? Even if their any medical risks involved. but I must insist that the sole purpose of honestly say that the acoustics in U-M's of the Pop Entertainment Series. It is realistic with himself and with the stud I my occurrence is one in a 1000 an educational institution such as MS U is building were no better, if they were in contention that the support Mr. Breslin is of MSU by calling his All-Events m I (as not to recruit basketball players. In his fact as good, than the ghastly echo such a expecting from the pop concert-goers be what he in actuality proposes it to oe l opposed to the three in 100,000 -The Editors proposal of this All-Events Bldg., Mr. concert stirs up in Jenison. shifted to the Performing Arts Center side very well-upholstered basketball court. ■ suggested by medical reports), then John D. W,., I Breslin seems interested only in "Keeping My point is this: a fieldhouse, anybody's of the ledger. Here the pop series would considerations of social expediency Letter Policy our basketball recruitment program at its fieldhouse-whether Jenison or the new U take Its place among the other even Fort Wayne,i, Ind.j"nl0,| may outweigh any medical present level." Whom does this recruitment The State News welcomes all letters. FOR VALENTINE'S DAY THIS YEAR, drawbacks. Further, it should be program benefit solely? Hie Athletic Dept. OR A WHOLE LOT L£#! They would be typed and signed with the DON'T SIVE ME ANYTHING FANCY LIKE determined whether all Yet Mr. Breslin has the audacity to suggest women home town, student, CANPV OR FLOWERS.,,I'LL SETTLE faculty or staff that the students be assessed to pay the FOR A KI£*?0N THE N05E ANPA HD6... taking birth control pills are in standing, and local phone number greatest share of the cost of this building. danger of breast cancer and the rest, Included. No unsigned letter will be All the information I have seen on this or whether these ills are limited accepted for publication, and no letter will subject suggests only two specific uses for be printed without a strictly to those people having a signature except in this All-Events Bldg.: basketball and pop extreme circumstances. All letters must be entertainment concerts. Perhaps Jenison physicological susceptability. 1ms than 300 words Ions for publication isn't the most beautiful fieldhouse in the Fortunately, the stated aim of Sen. without editing. world, but does one really need to sit in an Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 22, 1970 5 Students, legislator n.. By "lt D AKinV SMITH RANDY SMITH msU students are vnunff nonnlo in fha envinrt young people in the spring. ^he students got started last ..J a. t » .... and thermal pollution as .. well as the problems of littering and the waYs- iima ontUn in team up to ur8e action in several different Serotkin said the « _ proposed package of bills will be fight pollution pollution problem as the most educating the public. Programs important dilemma to be faced biggest assets. The " assistance of kids are interested and they have jo Michigan college do'n2 pollution research elimination of garbage or solid law?, is in the schools and a publicity in the future because "all the youth is "the crux of the the ability to generate real «o,king with fteRep. f»' &rotki„. The, ictMtles amP'l«" """M ««««■ other issues will become effort," the legislator said. "The enthusiasm on this important issue." David M. Serotkin, R-Mt. have been aimed at air. water The legislative program will Another focl nf tb of the dangers of pollution. immaterial if the environment flerUs, to mobilize an all-out A focus of the The public must recognize the becomes uninhabitable," effort to wipe out increasing FORMER 'U' ARTIST Serotkin said. Several major obstacles may Educators to discuss P°Serotkin plans to introduce an hamper action on this program ivironmental quality control i the Michigan House in the legislature. international projects package. in ABC One of these is what Serotkin , I s session which will deal with many facets of the pollution to air Rat termed the "natural reluctance" among people to financing new programs. He assist in The annual visit to MSU Midwest Universities by the five member institutions of the Consortium for International Assistance I DOUgias "• ~—' V T Abraham Rattner, famous art magazine and the artist will hopes that those supporting his (MUCIA) begins today. I freshman and chairman of the American painter who once France after World War I. package will be able to overcome Officials from the universities of comment on Rattner's work He stayed there for 20 years Indiana, Illinois, Minnesota, I student committee, explained taught at MSU, is the subject of during the nationwide television this objection by convincing the Wisconsin and MSU will attend a series of I the role of the students as to and became an associate of 9 a.m. in the Center for International meetings that begin at ABC-TV's "Directions" at 1 broadcast. public that massive action is Programs. j "make proposals for legislative p.m. Sunday. Rattner artist in residence Picasso, Braque, Miro and vital. MUCIA is a Ford Foundation funded project which sponsors I action and to change the sense Allen Leepa, professor of art and a was member of the Matisse. Serotkin said he counts faculty and graduate student overseas projects and also manages teaching In 1940 he returned to the 1 of awareness among students and a close associate of Rattner's staff here student support in the anti - ■programs of overseas assistance and operates the National I into constructive action." during the early '60s. United States and later divided Institute for Development Administration in Thailand. when he was here, along with Bom in pollution battle as one of his One planned activity involves Poughkeepsie, N.Y., in his time between studios in New author Henry Miller, Georges 1895, Rattner was one of the York and Paris. a statewide Clean - Up Day by Belmonte, editor of a Parisian many young artists who went to "Rattner is one of the important giants in American art," Leepa said. U' music, theatre students "He is a major American painter who forms a vital link between French abstactionism and American abstract join forces in comic expressionism." opera Leepa, who has long been interested in Rattner, made a film and is currently writing a The MSU departments of confusion. from 12:30 to 5:30 book about him. p.m. at the I music and theatre will join Directing the show is John Fairchild box office, and at the Sunday's "Directions" forces to present the comic Wiles, asst. professor of music. door. Price of admission for program will focus on Biblical Dennis Burkh, conductor of the high ' opera "Don Pasquale" at 8:15 school and University students is themes in Rattner's art. It was p.m. Feb. 5 and 7 and at 2 p.m. MSU Symphony Orchestra and $1, others $2. filmed at Rattner's studios in Feb. 8. director of the opera workshop, The 19 th Century opera will conduct the orchestra. I concerns Don Pasquale, a rich Appearing as pasquale is old man, who vows to disinherit Andreas Poulimenos, Boston his nephew Emesto unless he doctoral student; Dr. Malatesta, agrees to forsake the beautiful Lee Snook, Lansing senior; I Norina. Ernesto, Darrell Lauer, Ohio Pasquale, himself, is tricked graduate asst.; and Norina, into marrying Norina in a mock Cynthia Parfitt, Lansing wedding ceremony, and she graduate student. makes life unbearable for him "Don Pasquale" will be until he learns that taking a performed at the John Hannah beautiful young wife at his old Middle School, 819 Abbot age is nothing but trouble and Road. Tickets will be available Alsot f1".1' Conrad Hall 6'-S°, 0*30, & 10,(5 Wll.cn Hall 7'00 and 9,15 p.m. ALL SHOWS ONLY 75C STUDENT ID'S Thursday, January 22, 1970 (>j Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Hoopes acclaimed book recounts advocating a unilateral withdrawal from Vietnam. policy-makers after it was true," he said. "The principal advisers Hoopes discussed the history and significance of U.S. to Presidents Kennedy and Johnson were prisoners of the cold intervention policy in three campus speeches sponsored by the war experience." A cold war mentality gripped the nation after World War II and Peace Education Program of the Michigan Council of Churches. Hoopes said the advisers overlooked three factors when they eventually led to U.S. invovement in Vietnam, Townsend Hoopes, "The cold war was a real and bitter struggle to repel Communist recommended U.S. intervention in Vietnam-the breakup of the former undersecretary of the Air Force, said Monday on campus. expansion following World War II," he said. "The U.S. effort was Moscow power structure, the history of China-Vietnam relations Hoopes was asst. secretary for international security during the nearly total and shaped the thinking of an entire generation." and the fact that the United States could accommodate itself to Kennedy administration and later held the Air Force post under Hoopes said the entire country supported the any outcome in the conflict without loss. Lyndon Johnson. Eisenhower-Dulles decision to enter Vietnam then. "But it was not wholly the fault of presidential advisers," he He recently published "The Limits of Intervention," a highly "This theory of intervention continued to be the view of U.S. added. "They were dealing with a national state of mind, not a tale of malevolence bent on takeover." Students submit complaints Hoopes outlined his interpretation of why the United States remained in Vietnam after "Ho Chi Minh emerged as a nationalist, not a pawn of Russia." The Defense Dept. is a large, complex bureaucracy that often acts as a barrier to facts, he said. landlord, tenant meeting "Rusk (secretary of state under Kennedy and Johnson) ran a at loose ship of state," Hoopes said. "He did not call together his regional subordinates for their opinions." appear and present his case. When a student presents his to the Grievance Committee. Hoopes criticized Robert McNamara, former secretary of defense, for not calling for a basic reappraisal of policy. By LINDA KNIBBS Committee membership grievance before the committee, The committee was formed State News Staff Writer includes one member from each his landlord must also appear, from a suggestion of the Steering At the White House the pattern was even more firmly shaped, of the following: (OCC), Off The committee listens to both Committee on Landlord • A landlord was asked Hoopes said. Tuesday, Campus Housing, Human parties and then decides on a Tenant Relations which made its to give financial compensation "President Johnson presented a curious and fateful duality. A Relations Committee of the solution. final report in September 1969. to two students for his unanimous group of advisers were able to overcome his doubts, delay in Greater East Lansing Chamber OCC advises students with The report studied four major but later his allergy to dissent and dominant personality caused making promised repairs at the of Commerce and a landlord, housing problems to talk with first meeting of the Grievance areas: security deposits, his decision to de-escalate." The commjttee is a flexible their landlords first. If they autmobile towing practices, Committee on Landlord - Hoopes said President Nixon's Nov. 3 speech was "vintage meeting when necessary, cannot reach a mutual model lease provisions and Tenant Relations. 1954, showing that deep roots of the cold war are still with us." grievance committee has agreement, students should grievance procedures. Two other students expressed He called the President's Vietnamization policy no legal power to enforce its discuss their complaint with Recommendations by the "an umbrella Cold a grievance about the failure their landlord to return of decisions a but hopefully OCC, 316 Student Services Bldg., Steering Committee were made for extrication of American troops that will not win the war." war speech landlords wiH consider student - phone 355-8300 or 355-8303. to better tenant - landlord Townsend Hoopes, asst. undersecretary of the Air dimagedeposit,. The committee Hoopes recommended that the entire U.S. foreign policy and ia„diord relations when Problems are then taken by the relationships by reducing containment doctrine Force In the Kennedy and Johnson undergo a vigorous re-thinking. administrations " "ca " evaluatin8 the committee's student to the ASMSU attorney misunderstandings and "I suggest we adopt the patriotism of Camus, 'Love your spoke on his book "The Limits of Intervention1'1 suggestions. or by the student and landlord improving communication. during the Great Issues Series country for what it ought to be and go on working on the Wednesday night problem'," he concluded. In Wells Hall. State News photo by Bruce Evans LIQUOR BEER WINE TAYLOR COMMITTEE = TO TAKE OUT= PIPES - TOBACCO 203 miAP'C 203 Prof requests evaluation North Wash. |f| MM I IflflU U Every Evening _ % North Wash. museum SPECIALIZING IN CATONESE afternoon meeting and requested that an evaluation be made of the Taylor Committee's report, University. 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U-M has Lansing, center Rodney Ford, who is likes to drive to the basket. I'm I'circumstances if Gus Ganakas Although the Wolverines hold four played the top teams in the conference Like MSU, Michigan is led on MSU's Lee Lafayette did a averaging 15.7 a game. not sure who I'm going to put With the three bad defensive I and his team took a day off after a rather unimpressive 1-4 Big Ten Iowa, offense by 6-7 senior tremendous defensive job on Michigan is a small team -- on him yet." players gone, U-M has given up Purdue, Ohio State and - 1 Tuesday's exhausting win over record and 5-8 Tomjanovich, who many feel is Tomjanovich and held him to center Ford is only 6-4 and I Notre Dame. overall, Coach Illinois -- and with a break here the finest pro forward prospect only seven points -- but the close to 90 points, but Orr says forward Richard Carter is a Rounding out the Michigan I But this is not an ordinary has fared well Johnny Orr's fast - breaking club or there could have in the nation. the fast - paced style his team won them Spartans lost, 75-70. Lafayette minute 6-1 -- but they love to lineup are guards Dan Fife, I week. Someone in the Big Ten been rated the against what has all. A deadly outside shooter as did another good job on him in take the ball off the boards and averaging 13.7, and Rick plays is not conducive to low ■ scheduling department in the toughest schedule They lost to Purdue in well as a rugged man under the the rematch in Ann Arbor and scoring. country. run. They are averaging over 90 Bloodworth, averaging nine. I sadistically decided a while back The Wolverines are the overtime, Illinois by two points basket, Tomjanovich is averaging MSU won that one, 86-82. and gave Ohio State a points a game. Blood worth has taken the "Our defense has been good," 1 to put Notre Dame and Michigan team in the only good scare 30.3 points a game, just two - Not only is Tomjanovich Carter, who is nicknamed starting job away. Last year, he said. "In the preseason games I back - to - back on the Spartan's country to defeat before losing 103-95 in tenths of a point less than the scoring at a blistering pace, but "Bird" because he literally flies Orr's club did not overpower nationally ranked Marquette, Columbus. he is leading the Wolverines in we played much better on ■ schedule. Spartans' Ralph Simpson. around the court, grabbing anyone on defense and the defense. You know, we did hold ■ go instead of doing some 86-78. They lost to Notre Dame "Michigan has played some The Detroit Pistons have rebouding, 14 a game, and Orr rebounds and batting down Michigan coach didn't make it a Purdue to 83 points in ■ relaxing and reflecting on his by one, Duke by five and beat a great basketball the last few already said that if they have a says his defense has improved shots will present a special secret. over last season. regulation time. I think we are problem for the Spartans. "It's hard to hide three bad much better than last year." Before the season started' Orr, WATT BACKUP GOALIE who loves to talk at any subject, was lecturing a length on Johnson quits 'S' icers 11 three of when Rick Vnrt bL"VrthSmTs, So SS _ » (oTl"""""' i» Taauo'the S Dart an club for hia ooaHe«have "hadThelr e"l,wl'ty it the itirt the 1068 it the Boaton Arena. He wa» alio »Jnn«f reuoni momenU winter term. In the neU the prevlou. night E too fruitriUng to juat lit "On ■ given div they can be John,on demited moit of when New Himpahlre edged group of writeri In Chleigo .bo^q'uaT'T^y'-Yd^ut. yd MSU "We're about hi. off.n». "Hell, our offenie Isn't "It's not doing me any good Juat look it their itylei might leid #ntof#d th# current cimpilgn Wa m sorry to leive," Sevens uld, me Bob sitting there, ind lt'» not helping you to Witt beciuie he'i big ind _____ "It wu, In complicated," he grinned. "All • way, unfortunate thit we hid we gotta do li get the bill to the younger kldi,either," he'lli itindup goille. " " two good goiltendera here it the Rudy, he'll score. Gentlemen, he Spirtan Coach Amo Beaione During hli two ind ■ half same time. Is our offense, thit boy can Imid he would cirry aophomore leiiona with the Spirtins, "Bob could have done a good shoot." I goalie Jim Witt M All • Johnaon appeared In 34 total ■ American Rick Duffett'i bick • gimea. He illowed 141 goila for i Job for any team In the league." As It turns out, Tomjanovich ■up man thli weekend but idded 4.15 iverige while kicking out ■that he would tike I look it the 1,061 ihota for a 31.7 uve figure ■other two junior vinlty pergime. "* IM Basketbal oaltenderi - Dile McCinn ind The North Firmlngton High THURSDAY, JAN. 22 GYM I QYM I Court 1 Court 2 A typical Gymnasfic 2™ 7:00 wU0,,irw,.Grtt,^ ; Pea^e'InC' 6:00 SOC - Waznewiki Warriors scene ntemow uSliiVeU " Hi«her the 7:00 West Shaw 1 - 4 MSU's Ralph Slmpaon f|p«s a long |ump shot during Tutsday's MSU-Notr# Dame 8:00 Kappa Sigma ■ Phi Kappa 8:00 TaJ,8'®"1' Kappa ' Phi KapPa Isfars gam# at Jtnlson Fleldhouse while Spartans Jim Gibbons (41) and Bob Gale (25) top GYM II 9:00 SAM-Theta Xi GYM II move toward the basket for a possible rebound. State News photo b/ Wayn# Munn Area gymnastics fins will have in a dual meet at 7:30 p.m. Jg change to see one of the year's Some of the finest women Jbest displays of women's gymnaats in the country will be Court 3 6:00 LCA - Delta Sigma Phi 7:00 Sigma Chi - SAE Court 4 6:00 Theta Delta Chi - Phi Gam. Delta 7:00 Triangle - Beta Theta Pi SPORTS IN BRIEF MSU opens its 1970 football ■gymnastics Friday at the IM competing. 8:00 Delta Chi - Theta Chi 8:00 Phi Beta Sigma • Delta Upsilon season with its first visit to |Sports Arena. The Olympians will be led by 9:00 Omeaa Psi Phi - Psi 9:00 Sigma Nu • Sigma Phi Epsilon I The MSU Youth Gymnaatlca Linda Metheny, the No. 1 Upsilon Seattle,, Wash., to play University of Washington. MSU soph basketball sensation Club will meet the Champaign, woman gymnast on the U.S. GYM III GYM III 1. Olympians Gymnastics Club Olympic team that competed th Ralph Simpson of Detroit is the Court 5 Court 6 George Webster, All-American the 1968 Games at Mexico oldest of eight children in his City. 6:00 Phi Delta Hieta - ATO 6:00 AGR - Farmhouse I* I Another Olympian star, Diana Bob Joh 7:00 Phi Kappa Psi-ZBT 7:00 Gab/Impressions - Pheochrom. [loomey named Bolin also competed on that -1968 Olympic team. under the same share - time plan 8:00 Ares - Archaeopteryx with his All - American 9:00 Brutus - Deuces 8:00 Tau Delta Phi - Pi Kappa Phi 9:00 Hospiciano - Horror The MSU team will be teammate. However he lost |top track athlete a featuring two nationally ranked one - goal decision to North . . Jenison gymnasts in Rae Anne Miller, Dakota in the second game of Court'l LOS GATOS, Calif. (UPI) ■ Bill Toomey, the 30-year-old from Hastings and Cherry Almy the season and was bombed by a 6:00 WiquaS8ett. winshire Court 2 6:00 fkmoy's Boys - Regent St. our from Charlotte. one - minute, four - goal barrage 7:00 Bacchus Bardot - Olympic 10-event champion Admission will be 50 cents for by Michigan. He came back 8:00 DTD Delta Sigma Pi - 7:00 L.A. - Nina's Bombers [who chased the elusive world, students and $1 for adults. though in the Great Lakes 9:00 Alpha Kappa Psi - Kappa 8:00 Montie - Howland ■decathlon record before gaining '5 goal on the final effort in A Psi 9:00 Jones Gang - Aktion Jox hot dogs Jcember, Wednesday ATTENTION CAR OWNERS was med the outstanding track and field athlete of 1969 by Track GET IT TOGETHER snd Field News. * Complete front end repair and are Toomey, whose 8,417 points 'n the decathlon alignment surpassed nark of 8,319 set in 1967 the by * Brakes ♦ Suspension FOR BIAFRAN REFUGEES JKurt Bendlin of West Germany, ■collected 84 of a possible 100 * Wheel balancing * Steering JOIN: this long. fcoints in the ballotting. 1 Toomey beat out sprinter JOE JANETTI JJohn ■points. Russia, Carlos, who compiled 69 Anatoliy Bondarchux of world record holder in LISKEY'S Auto Safety Center "TOM AND LINDA" How long The hammer throw was third 124 SOUTH LARCH IV 4-7346 VIRGINIA VAN VALZAH kith 65 points. JOHN CAMPBELL is BOB MC ALLEN KIBBUTZ ALIYA DESK The kibbutz is GET INVOLVED WITH THE KIBBUTZ AND A GROUP OF BIAFRAN ENTERTAINERS YOUR a unique social experiment in cooperative living which strives for personal IN CONCERNED FOLK CONCERT and community self-realization. We invite you to experience the kibbutz through the following programs, which are available any time, all year round. THURSDAY, 8:00 P.M. McDONEL KIVA HUNGRY? kibbutz ulpan temporary worker This space paid for by Campus Book Store a six month program of and >/2 day Hebrew studies Vi day work HwlPI k,bbutz 0ne wor^'ng month °r ® m°re short-en It. T ry a tan- I CUP & SAVE gy pizza or one of our AGE: 18-35 AGE: 18-35 COST: Transportation DATES: Year round COST: Transportation DATES: Year round \ great sandwiches. All delivered instantly at For information and application for JUST FOR THE i no extra cost. | SKI |f |l|FUN OF II!!! | these programs and for permanent settlement, summer and teenage programs, contact: ™ IZVIZEXER CAMPUS CALL ■ FUN OF IT!!! KIBBUTZ ALIYA DESK ZivaReuveni 351-1156 I Suite 1301 Brighton! wo.xs 200 Park Avenue South or INgwYork. New York 10003 (212) GR 7-5663 Daniel Millin 355-0810 J-bar 8 tows 3 chairlifts •f. ITTS ^9 Restaurant, Night Lighting, ■ Lounge ■ SKI WEAR THE BEST IN ARTIFICIAL SNOW! § CONDITIONS ■r Direct Diamond|| SALE We Are Proud lo have been Chosen this Area's Only Importers Member of the Diamond' Council of America. . . 10% Discount Sweaters to students Pants FOR SNOW REPORTS OR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. o p * o equ,pt- rentals MERIDIAN MALL 2320 E. Mich. Ave. £ 5 8 s individual and CALL: 313/227-USlor 351-1550 o| < 3 3 !3 group instruction DOWNTOWN Lansing just past Frandor up to 1/3 OFF k MT. BRIGHTON, BRIGHTON. MICH. 48166 Send (or (rae color WHU' brochure. uiuwiun. N| * 2 « 8 ski patrol ■ 5 *" "* ample lighted free PARKING rKtt parking ^ a 203 S. Washington FRANDOR LANSING MALL Shopping Center ^■1 ■ ■ CLIP & BAVB ■■■ & 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 22, 197q STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED Are you with it? You are not if you haven't used a Want Ad to buy, sell or rent. CLASSIFIED Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING Automotive by Phil Frank For Rent For Rent For Rent FIAT actual miles. Must sell. $1400 0" SNOW "TIRES, MARRIED COUPLES - $160 to MAN efficiency SPARROW HOSPITAL - \ . $175/month. 6 and 9 month Haslett, $100. includes utilities. from campus. best offer. 482-0289. 6-1/28 leases at Cedar Village, 315 Bogue, 337-2381.3-1/26 2-bedroom Fully carpeted, lots cw I 332-5051. 5-1-23 of room 2I FIREBIRD 1969 428 ram air. WALNUT NORTH Downstairs, Rick Hiller, 332-2627 I Aviation 351-5201. EAST LANs JI - Performance equipped. Every • AUTOMOTIVE large 2-bedroom, basement, MANAGEMENT. C-1/220 ' power option. Low mileage and PARK TRACE $160 plus • EMPLOYMENT offer. FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to garage. electricity. full warranty, 676-5758. 3-1/26 • FOR RENT 351-9249. 3-1/23 learn in the PIPER CHEROKEEII ONE GIRL for houses near CamDu. I • FOR SALE Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C GROUND FLOOR apartment. Theatre. 337-9741 and 4-1/23 361*2? '09° I I • LOST 1 FOUND FORD, 1961 Country Squire wagon. Furnished, all utilities paid, 3 » PERSONAL Many new items. Cheap. 484-1027 Employment rooms and bath. No lease FOUR BEDROOM, two full bath, • PEANUTS PERSONAL and 355-4226. 3-1/23 required. 332-0882. TF I carpeted, fireplace. Finished • REAL ESTATE MEN AND WOMEN 18 to 35: Full Openings coming soon in * I FORD ECON-O-LINE Super Van, or part-time, train in the field of MASON, NEWLY remodeled. room, garage. Devonshire Avenu. I • SERVICE 1965. Excellent for delivery. promotional advertising for our 1, 2, 3 extra large Lansing. 489-1276. 5-1/26 ■ bedroom apartments. Carpeted living room and kitchen. • TRANSPORTATION Good condition. Phone 355-5834 managerial positions. Any Two bedrooms. To be part of the Responsible • WANTED efter 5 p.m. 5-1/27 experience in sales, advertising, or No. 1 couple only. References and business administration helpful. landlord, you've got to be deposit required. 676-5983 or MEN 21 and DEADLINE GTO 1965. Four speed, standard. Will train In all phases of products "Superior." Let us show you 676-4141.6-1/28 over - Clean quu I Re-built engine, new paint. and operations. Successful the style that provides living rooms. Cooking and parkin. ■ 1 P.M. ont cits* day be¬ Excellent 351-8433. 2-1/22 condition. $960. applicant appeerance should and have converse neat comfort for thousands of MARRIED COUPLE. One Close. 486-8836. TF Reasonable. 487X3 I■ people across the United bedroom, unfurnished. $86 per fore publication. Intelligently. For Interview, cell States. month. 694-6121, Holt. 6-1/28 SINGLE ROOM. Male student Cancellations - 12 noon om Mr. Reynolds 489-2419. 6-1-23 See our model, Okemos jin^! I claa> day later* publlca- furnished, near campus 'phon. I must sacrifice. 332-3613. 3-1/23 PART TIME girl w«&*n for night Road at E. Mt. Hope. Open Houmb 332-1682. 3-1/22 1 work. 6 371-1913, 10-6, Sunday 1-6. 332-5094. ENGLISH TUDOR: furnished, 3 SINGLE MUSTANG, 1966 6-cyllnder with CORDOIStJet). 6-1-23 ROOM for girl. Cooklnc I PHONE standard transmission. Excellent bedrooms, study, recreation room, parking. Two blocks to campu' ! condition. 484-6346. 6-1-22 SECRETARY: OFFICE experience GIRL NEEDED winter/spring term. two fireplaces, terrace overlooking 361-9604.3-1/22 P 1 355-8255 end speedy accurate typist for New Cedar Village. Call 361-3080. large wooded lot. Walk to campus. Avelleble MUSTANG 1966 260 V-8, standard busy office. Meture, personality __411/23l___ Novsmber March through FACULTY FAMILY offer." fajZ RATES transmission, red/black vinyl top, for public contect. Shorthand and 927 WEST Shiawassee. New 1970. No student room and board In tires new. Excellent body end dictaphone experience helpful. undergreduates. 361-4663. 6-1-22 exchange for home 1-bedroom, alr-condltloning, siilitm,, I day S 1.50 Apply In person. SPARROW 337-1626. 6-1/26 running. 361-3280. 2-1/23 security lock. Ideal for graduate 15< per word per day HOSPITAL PERSONNEL. 6-1-23 MOBILE HOME. One bedroom, fully students or married couple. 3 dove $4,00 carpeted, furnished, couples only. EAST SIDE. Newly Furnished $185. TU 2-5761, decorated 13 1/2# per worn per oay Close to campus. $90. per month. modern room. Private entrance 332-3959. 10-1-29 351-8941.2-1/23 linens 5 days J6.50 $9 3 5 . 694-0738. especlelly In the arei furnished, refrigerator' science, end Industrial arts. MA or Gentlemen only. Cell after 5pm IS# per word per day •FACULTY APARTMENT. EAST PhD. Candidates invited to apply. LANSING, 1636 Burcham 487-0543. 3-1/22 OLDSMOBILE 19PT> Delta 88, 2 Contact Unfurnished. No pets. EAST Drive. Duplex with private (based on 10 words per ad) Laingsburg High School, door co' cOU* brown. Gold LANSING MANAGEMENT. attached garage, 2 huge bedrooms, SPARTAN HALL. Singles, doubles Lalngsburg, Michigan. 651-5091. There will be a 50# service trim r'Yl miles. mi la 393-0761. 3-1/22 Phone 332-2627. C 1V4 baths, family kitchen. men, women. Call 351-9286 or and bookkeeping charge if $236/month. Call 332-2067. 372-1031. 0-1/30 this ad is not paid within UNUSUAL SALES opportunity part ONE MAN for 4-r 3-1/26 one week. time or fill time. Call 351-4370. For Rent For Rent Close to SINGLE, CLOSE, quiet. Reduced campus. 351-7782 i ONE OR two girls needed, furnished, rate for commuters. 6-1/29 TV RENTALS: G.E., 19" portable 268-1250.5-1-22 332-8498, - walking distance, $75, 332-5320 337-0132 afternoons. 2-1/22 The State Newa will be $8.50 per month PONTIAC GTO 1968. Dark green. NEEDED MEN for part-tir including stand. after 6:00 p.m. 5-1/28 responsible only for the Lots of extras. Sharpl 351-3105. door survey work, hou Call J. R. Culver Co., 351-8862, NORBER MANOR. Deluxe 2 EAST, COMFORTABLE single first day's incorrect inser- 3-1/22 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. C 711 East bedroom apartments unfurnished call IV 7-5953. 1-1/22 Apartments $155. Central 2 MILES to campus. Good furnished for a gentleman. Quiet, parking 711 Burcham air-conditioning, 2 bedroom house. $160/month, or IV 2-8304. 3-1/23 PONTIAC 1965 Catalina full power. RENT A TV from a TV Company, pool, patio, ample parking. NURSES. RN, LPN, ROSELAWN will sell at $15,500, $1,000 down, $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. 2 or 3 man deluxe Children welcome, furnished also MAN0R NURSING HOME, 707 land contract $140/month. LANSING. GENTLEMAN. Quiet, 353-4065. 3-1/23 Nejac TV Rentals. C furnished 1 bedroom available. Call 393-4276. 3-1/23 Armstrong Road. Positions 337-0512. 10-2/4 close to bus-line. $60/month plus available all shifts. Full or part apartment deposit. Call 627-5454 after 3 The Sute Newa does not RENAULT 1969 R-10. Excellent time. Excellent salary and Apartments IV 9-9651 351-3525 SUBLET EFFICIENCY NEEDED 4TH girl. $60. plus p.m. 3-1/23 permit racial or religious shape and price. Ask for Mike, call benefits. Call Mrs. Flannery, Furnished, 5 minutes from utilities. Washer and Dryer. NEED GIRL for winter Own room, SOUTHEAST, discrimination in its ad¬ 482-4397.2-1/22 Director of Nursing. 393-5680. TF - F'^ISHED 1 campus. After 8:30 p.m. 351-0795. 2-1/23 SINGLE, MALE. Clean, quiet, close $60. Evergreen Street. 351-7294. bedroo-Q V.ng. Newly 332-1364. 5-1/28 to campus. No cooking. 351-0631. vertising columns. The PART TIME employment for MSU 5-1-22 decorate *135. Utilities paid. AVAILABLE NOW: 3-1/23 TEMPEST, 1968 - V-8 automatic. '/» block from State News will not accept 337-0512. 10-1-28 DAISY Power steering and brakes. Call students during school year with LANE 4 man newly campus. 5 bedrooms, fireplace, 1V4 HOLT. SPACIOUS advertising which discrim¬ 355-1039. 3-1/23 midwest's largest full-line inriuHo. utilities paid, reduced bath, modern kitchen, furnished, inates against religion, :ing. TWO BEDROOM apartment merchant wholesaler. Automobile 351-9144, 351-5617. 2-1/23 parking. 351-3827, 485-2031. conditioning, refrigerator, sublease, 3 or 6 months lease. race, color or national or¬ THUNDERBIRD LANDAU 1965. required. For further information, Also taking reservations for fall. and oven. Disposal and heat is 337-1714. 3-1/23 igin. Very clean, excellent mechanical phone 351-5800. O included. No city income tax. 5-1/28 LADY. ROOM, private er condition, full power, air, vinyl close. $12.50 per week. 351-5705. 731 Short term lease available. Call 124 LINE UP your winter term job now. CEDAR, furnished, 2 man DESPERATE: NEED 1 for top. Afternoons, 882-8511. 484-4481 or evenings 882-3508 man 2-1/23 2-1/23 Car necessary. Call 351-7319 for or 1 apartment $150 . 351-8136. four-men, "bedroom," reduced 484-2226. TF 3-1/23 interview. C rates, close, pood neighbors. Greg, VOLKSWAGEN 1968 station wagon East Lansing's Finest 351-2609. 7-1-26 For Sale Automotive AUSTIN HEALY 3000 Mark II. - AM/FM radio, Pirelli tires. Phone •jq-3 me-? 393-1867.3-1/261 i/oe APARTMENT MANAGERS AP£RTMENT 21 or °ver. MANAGERS o..—.. 11/00 Details at Placem 2 2r r Cedar Village Apts. NEED ONE man spring/summer for 2 man furnished 351-4557. 3-1/23 apartment. Student Residence 3,6, 9-month leases Available FOUR OR five man. Four bedrooms TWO USED loodyear wide available polyg'ass i!res H7015. Call Excellent condition. Call Craig, PRICED tfCft immediately or spring 882-2475. 2-1/22 VOLKSWAGEN, 1966 sedan. NEW MANAGEMENT PER term. 372-7490. 3-1/23 372-5194. 5-1-23 Excellent condition. $800 by EXPERIENCED COMMERCIAL drummer wanted for steady night 2 Bedroom OKEMOS - 1 man needed for 2 upstairs apartment $70 a month. man FROM ^JU RESIDENT CADILLAC, 1967 Limousine. Call 332-0914.3-1/23 1, 2, 3 man/woman vacancies LANSING EAST Side, 1 block from LEAR JET stereo tape player with club engagement locally. Please 2 Man Apartment Excellent condition. Pool and Party Lounge Michigan Avenue. Furnished and FM radio. 355-9084 after 5 p.r Phone call immediately 699-2819 after 5 351-0832, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., $200.00/month ONE GIRL needed: >Walk to Campus redecorated, 3 bedrooms plus 2-1/23 VOLKSWAGEN 1969. Like new, p.m. 3-1/23 NOWI For: Monday through Friday, $4,250, winter and spring term. February Sponsored resident parties finished attic. Enclosed back many extras. Must sell within Luxurious furniture, carpeting, porch and den. Will accommodate SMITH CORONA Electric no trades. 5-1 -22 rent FREE, $50. thereafter. Last week. 372-9791. 5-1-22 BABYSITTER FOR toddler Monday appliances 4 or more. Available immediately. typewriter, good condition. Best through Friday, 8-4:30 p.m. Your month's rent also already paid. CAMARO 1968 Terms. Call evenings 372-5882. offer. Call 351-4760 after 4 327 4-speed. MODELS, RENTAL Corvette, Bronze, black vinyl top. Scooters & Cycles I10™' home or mine. (Prefer Cherry Lane). Call 355-7902 after 5 p.m. Call 351-7233. 3-1/23 OFFICE OPEN 5-1/27 3-1/23 p.m. Low mileage, extra sharp, snow 2-7 MON.-FRI. SUZUKI 150c.c., 1966. Very good 3-1/23 NEW ONE-BEDROOM unfurnished. tires included. $2125. 332-4147. 731 BURCHAM, condition. $250. Call 372-8016. Carpeted, garbage disposal, 3-1/23 E. LANSING. 3-1/23 For Rent humidity control. 655-3861. HANKS CRAFT 5-1-22 PHONE 351-7212 CAMERO 1967. 6, automatic, vinyl Auto Service & Parts TV RENTALS - Students only. Low COOL VAPOR top, radial tires, plus studded NEEDED IMMEDIATELY: snows. 351-3583. 5-1/28 monthly and term rates Call 'MEDIATELY: ONE or t Twycklngham sublease, one man. HUMIDIFIER MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East 484-2600 to reserve yours noeded for Twykingham si Single girl to share very No deposit, reduced rent. Call Kalamazoo Street. Since 1940. University TV RenteIs. C CORTINA - 1964 station New tires and battery. $290. Call wagon. Complete auto painting and . collision service. IV5-0256. C . J J-J-_ " deluxe townhouse. $62.50 2 bedroom 351-0493. Leave message. 3-1/26 Was $19.95 339-9234 after 4 p.m. 3-1/26 REFRIGERATOR RENTALS. 2 | Phone 351-6796 or 485-1265 ROOMY APARTMENT need one girl EA^T LANSING One man needed CORVAIR MONZA -- 1964. 2-door, ACCIDENT Problem? Call KALAMAZOO STREET BODY cubic feet. Approved by MSU Housing Authority. CAMPUS for from 3"man aP8rtm«nt. 3 blocks Union. 351-6636. 5-1/26 winter/spring. 351-3248.7-1/30 Americana. n°w $14.95 4-speed transmission. Very clean. COOLERS, 2790 East Grand TWO MAN SHOP. Small dents APARTMENT In Runs and starts like to large River, 351-5652.3-1/23 Ask for model No. 240 new. wrecks. ......, __. _ ,,__ Burch'am Woods. Access to 339-2424. 3-1/26 American and foreign WANTED 1 girl for Cedar Greens 2 swimming pool. Will sublease for cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. NEW ®.E. PORTABLE and stands man. No deposit. 351-3790 after 5 $125. per month. 351-6885. 8 East Kalamazoo. C rented only to MSU students and P.m. 3-1/22 CORVAIR MONZA 1965 - clean, radio, new battery, snow tires. SNOW faculty, $8.84 monthly (including 3-1/22 Rooms • MSU State (tuNHMHU'A TIRES. Firestone 700X13. tax). State $395. 355-8200. 3-1/26 Management ONE OR two men for 4-man Used one season. $30/pair. WANTED 2 girls for 4 man Corporation, 444 Michigan apartment. New Cedar Village. Newly remodeled rooms Drug 353-8217.3-1/23 Avenue. 332-8687. C $65/month. 351-9453. 4-1/23 apartment. Call 489-7484 after 5 CORVAIR 1963 4-speed. California p.m. 4-1/23 directly across from campus. Car. $450, or offer. 1105 E. GRAND RIVER WALGREEN Leaving FOUR MAN apartment needs one. -Parking. From $65. at Gunson country. 355-5427.3-1/23 -Available immediately. lED 2-2011 AGENCY TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS Only $50. Utilities included. EAST LANSING near campus. One CORVETTE 1968. 3 speed, 2 tops, are now leasing student 332-3398.4-1/23 bedroom, furnished. - Large airy Call J. R. Culver Co. units. These spacious luxury apartment Air excellent condition. Extras, are completely rooms. conditioned. $3,200. Call 484-1427 8:30 carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish CEDAR GREENS 2 man apartment sublet. Furnished. Parking, pool. Beautifully clientele. maintained. Select Lease CROSSWORD a.m.-5:30 p.m. 4-1/23 332-3135 or 351-2240.5-1/26 882-6549 O Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, ACROSS 29. COUGAR XR7-GT 1967. 390, 335 HP. 4-speed. Wide ovals 353-4004. garbage disposal and individual control - central air FROM KAMI IMS STEREO SHOP: 1. Plentiful 32. 4-1/23 conditioning. These two or four man units have up to 3 G. Pythons 33. 12. Jeweler's 36. parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure time has been Combination Stereo Tape Player weight 37. and Radio Broadcast Receiver 13. Stuffed olive adequately planned for with a giant heated swimming pool, 38. 14. Fr. student 40. recreation and Ideal for home, apartment, dorm living. rooms private balconies. If you want to be or 15. Style of type 16. Fruit drink 42, among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. 17. Jujube There are units 18. Inquire 43. Public square starting at $70/ month per man. 19. Son of Beta 44.1. Scad 20. Prestige i. Bowling lane 22. Wealth 24. Throats 28. Trencherman 1. Tennis stroke MODEL OPEN: 1-6 p.m. every IF day except Thursday This magnificent Home Entertainment Center has been designed to provide listeners with the ultimate PHONE: 332-6441 in stereo sound performance. The stereo tape section plays 8-track stereo cartridges, and 4-track with GIDGET; the radio section receives AM, FM, or FM MULTIPLEX broadcasts. An external terminal board located on the back of the player has a set of jacks for the THREE AND SIX MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE input from a record player or additional audio system; terminals for speakers, and antenna terminals. A phono jack for stereo headphones is located on the front panel. Say what you want to say to buy or sell, rent or hire, to a total of 50,000 people with a List $139.95 One week special incl. speakers 5139M State News Want Ad. It is easy to speak your piece . . . all you have to do is dial 355-8255. We'll help you Featuring Lansing's Between word and M620 S. i Hagadorn place your most complete low-cost, fast-acting Want Ad. Michigan selection of MANA GEMENT EXCL US1VEL Y B Y: stereo tape "50 Magement Company accessories Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 22, 1970 9 Student p ersonal Service DIRECTORY FLY ACAPULCO! SPRING BREAK - 9 days - meals - hotel transportation! 351-6979. 10-1/26 TYPIST EXPERIENCED secretary, efficient, accurate and service. Desires typing in my home for graduate students or reliable faculty. Transatlantic flight 393-6717.3-1/23 set for Boeing 747 FREE ... A thrilling hour of beauty. For appointment call 484-4519. CONTACT LENS The style you want - Wash Day Savings! MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC'S SERVICES for that special date! Washing 20 & 25c a load STUDIO, 1600 East Michigan. Elda - Diane Triple-load rug washer 50c D. M. DEAN, O.D. __C-1/22 TERM PAPERS, dissertations, etc. 210 Abbott Rd. Beauty Salon NEW YORK (AP) - The commercial American's chief Atlantic pilot Complete hair care WENDROW'S ECONOWASH FREE -- LIFE INSURANCE Experienced. Electric typewriter. airliner-were Suite #16 3006 Vine St. literature. Call licensed agent - Call Karen, 882-2639. 0-1/22 Boeing 747 jumbo jetliner- Ill booked for transport into a new and a veteran of 28 years with 332-6563 STEVE KAUFMAN 353-7708. O feet longer than the Wright era of flight. the airline. 1 Block West of Sears Brothers' first flight-was poised It was scheduled to take off The age of the Boeing 747 DISSERTATIONS, Theses, Term "Team to fly? Sure you I papers. ANITA WARREN: SCM Wednesday for its first from Kennedy Airport at 7 p.m. dawns 66 years after Orville Lincoln National Life Use our Air Taxl-Servlce Home of The Grad Plan BAUTEL'S Electric. 351-0763, 351-7086. commercial flight across the EST. Flying time to London was Wright made the first successful Buy a new Piper Watch for "THE HAT" Yarns--Supplies C-1/22 wintry North Atlantic to estimated at 6V4 hours. powered airplane flight. The $20 on ABC-TV F F FLY ACAPULCO: London. The plane's Pan American All at: Cheapest, million 747 is 231 feet long, hooking, knitting, weaving more advantages than other trips. ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith A Wide World of Sports capacity number of 362 World Airways flight number is compared to the 120 feet flight Francis Aviation 2916 Turner 351-5249, 351-0228. X20-2/17 offset printing. Complete service L for dissertations, thesis, passengers-largest human cargo 001. Its commander is Capt. covered at Kitty Hawk, N.C., on 351-8811 :$pltol City Airport 484-1324 IV 5-9212 manuscripts, general typing. IBM. ever carried by a single Robert M. Weeks, 49, Pan Dec. 17,1903. Peanuts Personal 20 years experience. 332-8384. C Pan American became the "• EVES EXAMINED "fj ■:s Your Hang-Up? first to put the 355-ton plane BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. • GLASSES Mobil Service Centre, 2818" Picture Framing. life 11 n WHAT'S. wnni into transatlantic service. Trans No job too large or too small. 1 • CONTACT LENS E. Kalamazoo $11.25 value; Your Needs? Block off campus. 332-3255. C World Airlines is scheduled to for $8.75. Complete oil and; inaugurate domestic service Feb. Collins, Optometrist inn DR. I.L. Artists' Supplies. BETSY - HAPPY 21st. It's one of the filter plus lubrication 25 between New York and Los and; small luxuries of life. Enjoyl COMPLETE Co-Optical Services safety check. Ends Feb. 15J BOB JONES PAINTS Enjoy! Jacquie and Dianne. THESIS Service. Discount Printing. IBM typing and Angeles. 5218 S. Logan 393-4230 677-8141 Mason 1-1/22 binding of thesis, resumes, Boeing said 185 of the new publications. Across from campus, 747s are on order. THE MEN of Phi Sigma COLLEGE TRAVEL Ski Rentals welcome the new Kappa actives of the corner below MAC and Grand River, Millions are being spent here UNIVERSITY Style Shop. Call and abroad to enlarge runways, Little Sisters of the Skull. 1-1/22 OFFICE BEAUTY SALON PRO SHOP COPYGRAPH SERVICES, Beal Film Group film, tonight, 7:00 Students International Meditation terminals and service facilities IO55 off with this coupon 337-1666. C and 9:00 106B Wells. Kim Stanley Society lecture, tonight, 7:00 for the 747. 130 West Grand River Blvd, 3000 E. Kalamazoo Lansing Ski Club F.N.P. - LOOKING forward and Lloyd Bridges in 'The Goddess." Erickson Kiva. Stan Crowe will give p.m., Friday appreciate your ca The 747 can be configured to 2 blocks W. of Hart, Fischer, L-21's EXPERT SECRETARIAL typing 351-6010 University N.K.K.M.D. 1-1/22 done to 75c, no ID. an Introductory lecture on carry up to 491 passengers, at a Village 372-8900 332-0600 your specification. Fast Transcendental Meditation followed and courteous service. Vary Mexican-American Students at State by an advanced lecture. For cruising speed of 625 m.p.h. BUD'S CONTINENTAL ONE reasonable rates. Call Wava at (MASS) meeting, tonight, 6:30 • information, 351-3241. However, Pan American's seating HOUR CLEANERS BROOKS Imported Cars 485-1728. 4-1-22 8:30, Union Building, 4th floor, plan allows for 58 first class and AUTO PARTS 304 economy passengers. In room 42. Further discussion of West Shaw's Cellophane Box, MON. - THURS. Sales and CONGRATS, JOY! Have fun in the Model. Motors and Late 7:30 a.m. -9 p.m. Service Miss MSU semifinals. We're all Transportation groups activities. Saturday, January 24, 9:00 - 3:00, addition, the inaugural flight parts a speciality behind you. Love, Bedlam. 1-1/22 Lower Shaw Lounge. Cellophane Box carried a four-man operating FRI. - SAT. 7:30 - 6 p.m. telfway between Holt and 482-1473 RIDERS ANYWHERE in Florida LLLook in the Union -Ballroom this presents: From Detroit - "Sky" - crew and 16 cabin pursers and One Hour Cleaning 9 - 3 9-12. Coffeehouse 12-3. Mason onN. Cedar ^99-2154 5014 N. Grand River, Lansing Spring Break. Round trip. Friday from 8 a.m. -12 p.m. and you 75c for stewardesses. _ 227 Ann St., E. Lansing CHEAP! 351-5249. 35-3-5 will find Rust giving a dance concert. entire evening. In a preview — MIRIAM: GET ready for Also you will find the Quid and a flight without DECOUPAGE Typewriters-All Makes the best is yet to com Cosmic Light Show. Only 99c. Department of Humanities will hold paying passengers last Dec. 2, a RIDE NORTH to Cadillac Classes-Supplies-Ideas Authorized Olympia Dealer KWAST BAKERIES Birthday. CCM. 1-1/22 - Traverse an information meeting tonight, 7:30 Pan American 747 flew into City area. Up Friday, back Sunday Handcrafted Gifts Sales -Service $5. 332-5791 MSU p.m., Bessey Hall 216, concerning its Kennedy from Seattle, traveling Birthday & All Occasion AEPHI'S ADRIAN will bring her before 5 p.m Management Club meeting, at 33,000 feet and crossing the Rental Purchase 1-1/22 tonight, 7:00 p.m.. Teak Room - summer offerings in Antiques Cakes special sunshine to the Miss MSU London. L. E. Lighthart & Co. Eppley Center. Dr. John Hoagland, Speakers, slides, and a film will be continent in four hours and two Beverly Baton's 4616 N. Grand River Frandor: 351-5032 pageant! 1-1/23 Professor of Management - MSU will featured. All interested students minutes-about an hour less than 319 1/2 E. Grand River Lansing 482-1219 Brookfield: 337-0832 speak on "Current Trends in the regular airline schedule. HERBIE T. - AWARD of the week? You'd win one everyday for just Management." The transatlantic flight was The Following Free University classes BETTER being you! Love, JRB. 1-1/22 will meet tonite: Extension of the expected to shorten the New Men's Shoe Sale Wanted Sense of Touch - 7:00 - 311 EBH; York-London schedule by only For Sale BEE, HAPPY 21st. Love K. about 10 minutes. Flight 001 is 5.80 & $7.80 Reg. $15-$20 For Sale BLOOD DONORS Needed. $7.50 for Wanted Israel: Model for Social Change - Saddles Slip-ons - Ties - 7:30 - 304 EBH; Vocations for Social due back in New York on an all positive. A negative, B UNFINISHED Furniture: Bar BED $25; Sofa bed, $20; Dinette, negative WILL TRADE component stereo for Change 7:30 101 EBH; Sensory inaugural westbound hop about Winthrop - Rand - Florsheim and AB negative, $10.00. O - - stools, night stands, $15, Desks $20-$25; ranges and 175cc-250cc motorcycle, Awareness and Body Massage meets noon Thursday. WARREN'S Shoes chest-of-drawers, negative, $12.00. Michigan FRANDOR bookcases, refrigerators, $20-$40; Sofa and 351-3938. 2-1/23 Sundays, Starting January 25 in prefinished picture frames, and Community Blood Center, 507V4 room 34, Union at 8:00 p.m. chair, $30. Check here before you East Grand River, East Lansing. more. PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 buy. Bob and Dave's, 4216 S. Recreation WILL BABYSIT in my Holt home. South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C Above the new Campus Book Cedar. Phone 393-6025. 4-1/23 Have large play area. Warm Lifeline for Biafrans Folk Concert, Store. Hours: 9 A.M. For Sale SPRING BREAK? Freeport or to 3:30 P.M. motherly love will be shown. Call tonight, 8:00, McDonel Hall Kiva. SKIS KNEISSL white Star RS 205 Acapulco, 8 days, $209. Call Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. 694-9467 anytime. 5-1/28 1966 EDITION, African Peoples Tuesday and Thursday, 12 P.M. to Featuring: a group of locally well cm. Used one Call 351-4928 or 353-2968. Many 353-2334. 3-1/23 season. Encycl<50LD>y including /-.uas Grolier, and bookcase. Best extras included. 1-1/22 6:30 P.M. 337-7183. C known folk singers including a group of Biafran entertainers. (continued from page one) offer over $75. 393-1640. 5-1/26 NEED WINTER spring and box spring STEREO COMPONENTS Eico 70 SPAIN $259. The MSU Sports Car Club will hold Manion, Ypsilanti junior Mike combinations. Roll-away beds in watt amplifier, Goodman ONE HUNDRED used vacuum 35° -30E$ evenings? 1-1/22 " its weekly meeting tonight at 8:30 in Hartigan, Mt. Clemens 30", 39" and 48" widths. speakers. Call 337-0880. 6-1/28 cleaners. Tanks, canisters and Spring Break on MALE DATA processor to run IBM Room 31 Union. Election of officers, sophomore, Mike O'Dette, The Costa del Sol JOIN! 1130 Hollywood style beds and frames, uprights. Some less than 6 months AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES computer. Permanent, pre-registration for our Feb. 1 Grand Blanc junior; Jim s, dressers, study desks. 60 full-time previous experience HEATH 61 amplifier, 6 stringguitar, old. £7.88 'Korsukan 1' road rallye and a new and up. DENNIS Call Frank Buck UNION Lansing branch required. Wholesaler, northwest Buckley, Bloomfield Hills junior; matching chairs foe Stud^or good condition. Call 355-9464. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 316 membership information Ford Motor Company flick John dining Lansing. Fringe beneftts. Bizon, Allen Park room use. UsW card tables 3-1/23 North Cedar, opposite City 351-2756 351-4397 3-1/26 489-1411. 3-1/22 summarizing off the road racing freshman; R. Claire Guthrie, Iding chairs. Late model Market. 482-2677. C-1/22 throughout North America will be on phonographs, and stereo BLANK 8 track cartridges and title YOU START SOMETHING GREAT COMMUNITY ACTION project. the agenda. All sports car fans are Annandale, Va., junior, James onents. when you read the Classified Ads Jackson, Waukegan, 111., junior; Stereo tape labels, dust bugs, tape cleaners, Desperately needs donations of invited. Info 351-1085. NEW AMPEX micro 95 Cassette with each rs, used portable TV plugs and jacks galore. All at day I John Hagen, Traverse City, sets. earphones. Call 351-1544. 3-1/22 baby beds, and equipment. Will Apartment gas ranges, kitchen catalog prices. MAIN pick up. 353-9416. 4-1/23 Meeting, tonight, 9 p.m. room 32 sophomore; Mike Murray, id chairs. 1 and 2 burner ELECTRONICS, 5558 South Real Estate AFRICAN GIRL just arrived USA Union, Coalition omnnrf rsc Jackson sophomore; William STEREO AM/FM compact music wants to live in American electric hot plates. $3.99 and ORGAN PLAYER for experienced family up. Pennsylvania, 882-5035. C system. 30 watts peak music COUNTRY Strikers will discuss Charleston, Lansing sophomore; ital kitchen cabinets. Free LIVING 4 bedroom Cape rock group, must have good as paying guest or exchange delivery. Bank card. Master Charge PORTABLE power. Special! While they last. Cod. Under a year old. Located on equipment, and willing to work. babysitting, housework. Attending Gregg Oumedian, Detroit junior, BAR refrigerator, MSU SDS meeting, tonight, 7:30 and Thomas Orr, Youngstown, $169.50. MARSHALL MUSIC Call school 8-3. 355-6965 after 7 layaway plans. Hours: 8 - coppertone. Holds quarter keg. 7 acres of land. For appointment Larry or I p.m. p.m. room 32 Union, to discuss 0 p.m. WILCOX Take COMPANY, 245 Ann Street. call 676-5303. 5-1/27 3-1/23 3-1/23 NY, freshman. over payments. Call coalition against GE. 1-1/22 :ECONDHAND STORE, 509 East evenings, 485-3024. 5-1/27 'ichigan. 485-4391. C EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW AKAI M-8 taperecorder, $225. or ALL NEW guitars, amplifiers, drums, ABOUT CLASSIFIED ADSI They \#tkCaesat£ WING MACHINE Clearance sale! best offer. Call John after 6 p.m. horns, etc. Call Rich 337-0703. 351-3628.1-1/22 sell things fast. Dial 355-8255. Brand new portables - $49.95, 0-1/30 $5.00 per month. Large selection of reconditioned used machines. AUTHENTIC, THIRTEEN button, Service Singers, ZENITH PORTABLE stereo. 35 wool, navy bell bottom pants. Whites, Necchis, New Home & "Many Others." $19.95 watts, 5 speakers, one year, price 351-8513. 2-1/23 DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS, Pizza Treat to to sell fast. 355-6360.3-1/22 formals. Experience. Reasonable $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, charge. Call 355-1040. 5-1-23 15 North Washington. YOU WON'T believe our large -6448. C-1/22 BABYSITTING IN Marble School selection of frame styles. DRUM SET - Gretsch, Zildjian area home. Day care or evenings. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 East symbols, Rogers Thron, Reasonable rates. 351-5770. Michigan Avenue, 372-7409. C-1-23 microphone stand. Best offer X5-1-23 takes them. 882-5671. 3-1/26 i teaching knitting Experts Buy TOYOTA LEICA 3F, F3.5-35mm Summaron or crocheting to girls or women. wide angle finder. Bob 355-6436. 351-7397. S-1/23 DELIVERY OFF CAMPUS ON A LARGE OR 2-1/23 INTERIOR - EXTERIOR painting. ON CAMPUS CALL MEDIUM PIZZA MUNARI BUCKLE ski boots and None too small or too big. Free tree. Size 9%. Used twice, $25. estimates! Call anytime 882-2739. CALL "HAVE A PIECE - 351-3982.2-1/23 5-1-23 337-1631 A PIZZA ON US" 337-1681 ALTERATIONS AND Dressmaking BOOKS BY MaryJ-lolmes and EDEN South worth. by experienced seamstress. 1203 expires on Thurs. 1-22 Phone 663-8428 Reasonable charge. Call 355-5855. evenings. 3-1/26 0-1-22 1071 TROWBRIDGE RD. E. GRAND RIVER REMINGTON PORTABLE NEAR HARRISON RD. 3 BLOCKS WEST in good ALTERATIONS AND Dressmaking. condition, call OF HAGADORN 5:00 p.m,, 337-9432. 2-1/22 Quality work. Fast service. 339-2075. 5-1-22 GUITAR, SILVERTONE semi-acoustic. 3 pick ups. Good Eastminster condition. $100 484-3928. As part of winter term rush, Pan Hellenic . 3-1/26 DAY CARE CENTER open 1315 Abbott Road Animals East Lansing Council is sponsoring an OPEN HOUSE. ANEMONES, STARFISH, Lionfish, Lansing's only marine dealer. Now open to children ages NOAHS ARK, East 2V4 - 5, Monday-Friday, 7 Lansing 3-1/23 Saturday, Jan. 24th from 1:30 4:30 a.m.-6 p.m. - The List Is Staggering! DACHSHUND registered, PUPPIES 6 weeks. - AKC Phone Alpha Epsilon Phi Alpha Gamma Delta 402 Linden 333 Charles 627-7404. 2-1/23 Alpha Xi Delta 520 Linden More and more 10 and 15 Delta Zeta 110 Oakhill year veteran imported car owners switch to TOYOTA. These people have lots of experience, Mobil* Homes Kappa Delta 528 M.A.C. ney can tell when they see a good automobile. Phi Mu 301 Charles 1959 MOBILE home 10x42. Fully Zeta Tau Alpha 639 M.A.C. carpeted, furnished, many extras, on East Lansing lot. Reasonable. Wouldn't it be wise for you Evenings 337-0328. 3-1/22 WILL BABYSIT week nights and Sunday, Jan. 25th from 2-4:30 to drive a TOYOTA before you 1968 MOBILE home - 52'X12'. week-ends. Call Newly carpeted. Furnished and 355-2035, Alpha Delta Pi 225 N. Harrison extras. Call 625-3616 in 332-5031.3-1/23 Delta Gamma Perry 365 N. Harrison buy any small or compact car? 5-1/28 Typing Service Gamma Phi Beta Pi Beta Phi 342 N. Harrison Lost & Found 343 N. Harrison PAULA ANN HAUGHEY. Complete OFFER REWARD for brown suede Professional Thesis Service. IBM 4 WHEELS of Lansing Inc. coat lost 363-3449. 31/93 McDonel mixer. S electric Typewriter. Multilith offset printing and hard binding. Free brochure and estimates. Call LOST: GIRL'S brown glasses. Natural 2200 S. Cedar Science Building, Monday 337-1527. C Girls don't have to sign up to go to Open Houses. To sign up for rush after the Open afternoon. 351-2394. 3-1/26 TYPING SERVICE in Houses, go on Sunday, 3 - 5 p.m. at the Union, Parlor B. Minutes from the my East Campus. Go west on Mt. Lansing home. Phone 332-3306. ^°pe, then 2 blocks south on Cedar. 0-1/22 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 22, I97q Manager of Union Barber Shop to retire four barbers. everyone who came in. Whipple attributed the slowdown in the hair cutting business to The master barber said that during World War II, flat tops were new hair trends. He said that for young hair stylists, these trends the most Among other persons, Henry Ford and Henry A Walla After 39 years of service to MSU clients, Louis Whipple is popular. He described the blunt style passing his hands i are allright, but for the older barbers, like himself, it is harder to over his head. former Sec. of Agriculture, have had their hair retiring from his job as manager of the Union Barber Shop. trimmed h Whipple came to the Union Barber Shop in 1930 and worked change with the times. "Flat tops lasted about 12 or 15 years," he noted. Whipple. "It filled our business," he said. "Nobody gets their hair cut as "This has been great place to work," Whipple said, for three other men before becoming manager. The Barber Shop There was a pause and Whipple's smile quieted. He said the one a "beca often as they used to." meet pjople from all over the world; many fine people " was soon moved from the east side of the Union to the Alumni thing he never got over was losing so many of the young men who you wing. Twenty-one years ago, the barbers were shifted to a house Reminiscing about other trends, Whipple said the style when he came to his shop before the war. Whipple has already handed over his position as manager to fi started barbering was a full hair cut, but short on the sides and while their present shop was being built in the basement of the south wing. the back. He said this was during the depression years and that "There were boys who went away in World War II," he said, "and never came back." pook, although he won't retire until some time in the spring He plans to stay in East Lansing, but would like to travel a litti I 1 the shop thfen charged 35 cents for a cut. One aspect of his job Whipple said he particularly enjoyed was during the winter to Florida or California. e Whipple learned the barber trade as an apprentice under a At that time there were no more than 3,500 students at MSU master barber in Morley. cutting former President Hannah's hair. He said he cut the The Whipples' son and daughter were both graduated Four Union managers have directed the Union services during and Whipple remarked with a smile that he knew just about president hair at any time during the day or night for 35 years. MSU. 0111 I his stay. When Whipple came to the Union, everything there was handled by the Alumni Assn., including the hiring of the barbers. "We hire our own men now," Whipple said. He said he used to have barbers for all eight chairs, but a year ago had to cut down to five barbers. Now the shop employs only ( w). ) fraiqefair We Reserve The Right To Llml Quantities. Copyright 1V70 fine art prints The Kroger Co. WITH THIS COUPON AND $5.00 PURCHASE farmer peet mixed fryers or usd a choice tenderay whole SMOKED BONELESS ROASTING PICNICS POT ROAST CHICKENS Louis Union Barber Shop. Retiring Whipple is retiring after 39 years at the In the Insert he trims the hair of Keith Groty, asst. professor of labor and industrial relations. Whipple said that today's hair ECKRICH SMOK-Y-LINKS OR BEEF L9 3 kroger 2% hi-niu 9 cream whole kernel style or styles have cut down on the barber business. State News photo by Wayne Munn L0WFA1r DEL MONTE ON VIETNAM MILK CORN Mobe, ASMSU EE with the TOP VALUE STAMPS purchase of any 2 pkgs Silver B I1 TOP VALUE STAMPS sponsor Platter Pork Chops or any 1 pkg QUARTER SLICED _ , h the purchase of an 8-o> Pork Loias The Student Mobilization Workshops will be held on the j jFreeze Dried Coffee ■ Committee to End the War in Vietnam and ASMSU will subjects of the speeches as well as on racism, the women's 1 •il'j'ul'jt 1"_°_ _ J33 sponsor a Vietnam Teach-in at liberation movement and the 11:30 a.m. Saturday in Wells Hall. Five speakers will discuss various aspects of the war in G.E. strike. The first to speak will be David Dellinger, member of the Chicago Seven and editor of EE TOP VALUE STAMPS m TOP VALUE STAMPS kroger Instant Breakfast 10c OFF LABEL DETERGENT 108B Wells Hall. Liberation Magazine. He will with the purchase of any pkg ! regular or instant with coupon J TIDE Herrud POLISH or discuss "The War and the Some need Smoked Deli-Chef Pudding I Kroger Pudding 4 wt'pkcs 29< Movement." John Donoghue, associate SausageJ duncan hines professor of anthropology and mental care XK member of the MSU Advisory Group in Vietnam will talk embassy grape or peach in LONDON (AP) - Nearly one five students at universities need British prolonged about Vietnam. MSU s involvement in Martin Nicolaus, sociologist, will discuss "Imperialism and the EE TOP VALUE STAMPS m TOP VALUE STAMPS Preserves beef or liver strongheart ; 07 59< wt jar mental care, and between 1 and with the purchase o? any ! 2 per cent suffer from severe War." Reese Erlich, member of the sliced & Tied R Swanson Dinners ■ Dog Food jt~c°azn 9$ psychiatric illness requiring shedds hospital treatment. Oakland Seven and contributor Smoked Picnics ■ Dr. Anthony Ryle, director of to Ramparts magazine, will a Redeem at Kroger thru Sat., Jan. 24. 1970 Sussex discuss U.S. involvement in University's student health service, cites these figures I Vietnam Mike Smith, G. I. defense EE TOP VALUE in his book "Student TOP VALUE Zips Crackers 4 Casualties." attorney, will speak on G. I.'s Ryle said problems are caused and the anti-war movement. by worry about work and The films "No Vietnamese exams, sexual difficulties and Ever Called Me Nigger" and g STAMPS with the purchase of any 2 pkgs g m with the STAMPS purchase of Johnson & Johnson any 2 pkgs g ■ • beef, chicken or turkey personality defects. "Time of the Locust" will be Coeds, he says, are almost twice as likely shown continually during the i Frozen Seafood i Band Aid Brand Adhesive Bandages I U.S.8 1 extra fancy red to need mental teach-in. m ■ care as are men. loaded with juice L -iit!"Si.. be! L m m fiW U' studconvicted n.itwii VALUABLE COUPON DELICIOUS RUBY RED I REGULAR OR INSTANT J for osing flag APPLES An MSU Municipal Court student on was convicted Monday in East Lansing charges of defiling and defying the American Fruits & Vegetables; ! ■ ■ Kroger Puddings J m ^ 3'a-oz wt pkgs 1 ■ GRAPEFRUIT flag. David McCrea, 19, of 447 Grove St., was arrested 1969, by an officer of the MSU Dept. of Public Safety for May 16, L Redeem aa L°:a at Kroger mJm°m m m ■"■J ! EH thru'satr.&^O f?d! wearing a belt which appeared to have been fashioned from the American flag. McCrea said at the trial the belt was a portion of the he contended that he did not wear it to flag, but EE TOP VALUE STAMPS VALUABLE COUPON 3* OFF LABEL 20 defy or defile any symbol of the United States. He said he saw the belt as an aesthetically I with the with the purchose of a Large DurabU 5— lb Capacity $1.9S Durable Ajax Cleanser pleasing piece of clothing. Judge William K. Harmon ruled that the statute covering actions concerning the flag was broad, but that limitations must be drawn somewhere. : fim m'Im'JimL Bird Bi.„...... Feeder wt can ml McCrea received a fine of $100 and 30 days in jail. m m EM b2W£ji