Heroin: the very EDITOR'S NOTE: On the plains of "The public has an image of what the successful story of On the basis of 64,000 known U.S. gets to where it can be processed into a dope receive pay of $500 to $700 for each kilo addict is, says William Durkin, head of the more Beirut," says Brown. "This is one of the addicts it is figured that no less than one Asian Turkey a beautiful poppy New York office of the Bureau of manageable form. great shipping centers." of heroin. ton and most likely about one and a half blooms. Soon, illegally and anc* Dangerous Drugs. "What is Into In the morphine base form, it is more When this process begins, it is the reverse surreptitiously.it will begin a long tons of pure heroin supplies the market Syria practical to make the shipment by sea of what happens when opium gum is difficult to visualize is the complicated "Most of the Turkish opium crosses the journey, under different disguises, annually rather than air or overland. A cargo ship is turned into morphine base. In that first structure each step of the ■."til it winds up as heroin in the vein way from the border into Syria," says George Gaffney, a poppy fields to the street addict.' a miracle of hiding places. The only way step, 10 kilos becomes 1 kilo. But 10 kilo? 0f a dope addict in New York or a Nearly 80 per cent of it comes from U.S. government narcotics expert. of morphine base can become 12 to 2< inspectors could be sure there was no voung high school student out for Uncertain opium grown in Turkey. It then is There, the kilo fetches possibly as much kilos of heroin, depending upon quality beginning processed into heroin in France, and then $40. The raw opium is then boiled and contraband, such as morphine base, aboard kicks. The following draws a picture of as Because it is illegal, no one knows with would be to strip the ship down to the and purity. The highest grade heroir the long trail of the poppy. smuggled into the American market. treated to render it into a morphine base. hull. any certainty how much illicit opium is Mexico provides about 15 per cent of reportedly produced in Marseilles may bj These shipments into Syria - to be 95 per cent pure and be the product of a grown, how much is processed into crude Marseilles is usually the port of call. imported heroin; five per cent comes from efficient and economical are in cargo 10-12 ratio. morphine base, how much is then -- "There's no question anywhere that the „ _ _ _ processed into heroin. Bangkok, via Singapore and Hong Kong, to San lots. Perhaps 500 kilos may move "in" finest clandestine laboratories in the world Turned into heroin, the game now was to Francisco and Vancouver. But the camel — • train . • caravan, or secreted in hidden are located in the Marseilles area," says get it to the place where the prices are cargo of a convoy of produce trucks, or Durkin. "The morphine base can be turned highest, North America. NEW YORK (AP) - They never meet; highly prized by addicts. concealed in traps of a vehicle. into heroin by some very crude kitchen "There are so many techniques tried, and money never passes between them; they A kilo of illicit opium gum sells in means, but the prime product that ends up so many schemes and plots, it would be are strangers. , Ten kilos of opium gum, after boiling, chief investigator for the U.S. Customs at our doorstep here is French produced." almost impossible to catalogue them," says But they are the beginning and the end as Turkey for $14 to $18. of the heroin trade: the poor peasant on Service. "If you work backward from the The man who buys the illicit harvest chemical treatment and dicing, provide New prices Brown. number of known addicts and the one kilo of morphine base. "In the the plains of Asian Turkey and the addict from any of the estimated 150,000 opium The price begins to take days before popular jet flight, it calculated amount of heroin "There is general agreement that the on totally new came the furtively seeking the drug that has come so they use, you dimensions. Highly qualified chemists or across sea. can develop a fairly reliable yardstick." morphine base moves almost entirely from technicians working in such (please tum to page 9) labs may The civil rights issue Monday . MICHIGAN Colder . TATE MEWS ... is not a popularity and . . . cloudy, with a chance contest The because job must be done it is right, and it will be STATE of snow. High today will be 30 degrees, low tonight 18 degrees. done. -Robert F. Kennedy UNIVERSITY Vol. 62 Number 120 East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 26, 1970 Improved commu needed at MSU —Wharton He said that the press records and happens, through time, during the time I "dissects every word" he says, adding that am president." it was hard for him to talk informally when He told his listeners that he had been MSU President Wharton stressed a need he had to watch his every word. meeting informally with students and improved communication between Wharton said that any real evaluation of faculty for several weeks, and said he students and the administration in an his role as president must be on a long-term hopes to continue the practice. The Informal discussion with nearly 100 basis. president said that he uses such meetings to students in Wonders Kiva Friday night. "It's going to take a sound out University opinion, as well as to long time before you Wharton said that the All-Events Building introduce himself. can say whether a certain action can be had pointed out a failure in traced to me in the institution," he said. "I've picked up many wonderful ideas administration-student communication. "Part of the evaluation is going to be what "Something more could be done to (please tum to page 9) provide complete, accurate information in this megaversity," he said, adding that his offer to provide registration facilities for a itudent referendum on Question was an attempt to improve communication. the building Celler sets hearing The president said the proposed structure rould not be built if student opinion were jainst it, but also pointed out that the entire question of construction on the on Nixon crime war. university is more complex than it appears. Hie three major sources of funds for WASHINGTON (AP) » President firing line in the war against street crime. construction are federal, state and private, Nixon's persistent prodding of the House Nixon has been hoping for swift 5 said, and each of them must pay for Judiciary Committee to act on crime committee action on the bill to curb certain types of buildings. legislation is about to get results-but not organized-crime operations which was He said that one danger of a student the kind he had in mind. passed by the Senate last week. Celler foundation to pay for buildings students Chairman Emanuel Celler, D-N.Y., is hasn't said when he'll take that up. want is that the state legislature may preparing for extensive hearings on the Celler's concern, as expressed in an decide that if students can pay for one building, they can pay for another, and will administration's performance to date in combatting crime in the streets--a major interview is that a basic change made in the LEAA approach under Republican Getting acq not appropriate state funds. Nixon campaign theme in 1968. leadership be blunting its effectiveness President and Mrs. Wharton met informally with students In Wonders Kiva may Friday, where the president A student asked Wharton his reaction to Celler plans to invite the mayors of New as a weapon against street crime. cited the lack of communication between students and the administration as one of the major difficulties recent State News editorial which York, Los Angeles, Cleveland, Philadelphia, (please turn to page 9) in making decisions on MSU policy. State News photo by Jerry McAllister criticized him for failing to propose Indianapolis, Atlanta, Birmingham and innovations in a speech to the Faculty other cities to give Congress first hand Club. reports on what they think of the job being "They had every right to print what they done by the Law Enforcement Assistance wanted cases to print," he replied, launching into a defense of freedom of the press. "1 try to do that which I consider to [right," he continued. "I may not in all do that which is most be pleasing, but I Administration (LEAA), the main federal agency dealing with local crime. Former Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark, who helped launch the LEA A, also is being sought as a witness, as are local police Teach-in By BETSY ROACH a Viet Cong flag while Erlich was talking to Three of the scheduled results speakers, revolutionary war, with the Vietnamese try to be right." chiefs and other officials who are on the State News Staff Writer the audience of some 500 people. including David Dellinger, member of the Named the "honor guard" by Erlich, the fighting the U.S. Army. One person was injured Saturday in a Chicago Conspiracy Seven, were unable to "And winning!" said a member of the small group occasionally yelled "Right attend. brief fight during the Vietnam Teach-in at audience. on!" to express agreement with Erlich's In his speech, Erlich said the National Wells Hall. Erlich spoke with a Viet Cong flag draped statements. Liberation Front "has clearly the majority The fight developed from an argument over the lectern. Two other Viet Cong flags After Erlich concluded his talk, Schickel of the people on its side in Vietnam." over whether he was to be allowed to could be seen in the audience. addressed the audience, saying '"Ilie Erlich said, "Vietnam is not a civil war." address the audience following a speech by revolutionary forces are winning. We ain't He said the war in Vietnam is a (please turn to page 9) Reese Erlich, member of the Oakland losing, we're winning." Conspiracy Seven and contributor to He said his forecast for the 1970's was Ramparts magazine. "revolution." Campus police took the injured man to Sparrow Hospital, where he was treated for a minor neck injury. "Fightin' back's groovy, campus is a drag," Schckel said. He was told workshops were scheduled man. This Two deaf mu Cpl. John Peterson, of the campus police, for after the speech and he could lead one said the injured man identified himself as on the subject if he wished. Leo Schickel, of 712V4 Elm St., East Lansing, but that the group he was with gave Peterson's men papers identifying Schickel as someone else. The fight began with an attempt was made to take the microphone away from him. Elrich said there was "no need for in Chicago CHICAGO (AP) -Two young deaf mutes deaf mute students who were in Peterson said Schickel is not a student. revolutionary violence to break out among who could not hear the cries of warning Chicago to attend a basketball game. He said Shickel refused to sign a brothers and sisters." died of smoke inhalation Sunday in a fire Eleven of the youngsters were reported complaint. The teach-in was sponsored by ASMSU at the Conrad Hilton Hotel. Eighteen other injured. It was not determined immediately Schickel was one of about a dozen and the Student Mobilization Committee persons were reported injured. if this resulted from their inability to hear. persons who stood along the sidelines with to End the War in Vietnam. The young men were with a group of 41 Officials said firemen who led the surviving students from the hotel experienced difficulty because they could not understand spoken orders. MEMBER-AT-LARGE Fire commissioner Robert J. Quinn said the two dead boys, students at the Jacksonville, 111., School for Deaf Mutes Watts named board were Don Zanger of Quincy, 111., and Bruce By JOHN BORGER them adequate preparation, put them into to Kennedy of Morton Grove, 111., both 18. Quinn said firemen tried to give the youths mouth-to-mouth resuscitation "but students bv individual professors, and State News Staff Writer classes in which they must compete with they never had a chance. The smoke got experimentation with different them before we opened the door." Rodney Watts, newly appointed ASMSU National Merit Scholars. educational systems. The new senior member-at-large, said that his two Watts suggested having each department member-at-large believes that students Hospital authorities said the injured major areas of concern during office will be maintain a tutorial service in conjunction suffered from smoke inhalation, burns, or should take only those courses in which institutional racism and miseducation of with the Center for Urban Affairs as a they are interested, or which are relevant lacerations. " students. possible correctional measure. Authorities said the fire was confined to to their area of study. The board appointed Watts last This is part of an over-riding concern an elevator shaft at the ninth floor but that "The thrust of education has to be Thursday night. with recruiting more black students and truly smoke wafted to the top floor of the to make the student think for "I'm opposed to a system which himself," he keeping them in school, he explained. Teach'in violence penalizes a student because he's Watts criticized the present educational said. Watts said he wants to see more building. Quinn $150,000. estimated damage at An East disadvantaged," the Lansing senior said. system as being totally irrelevant to current Lansing slightly Injured when a fight broke out He explained that it is unfair for the students, both black and white on a* man was the W«||« Hall Vietnam Teach-in Saturday. The needs, although it might have been departmental curriculum committees. Quinn said the fire started in some fight resulted University to recruit students from ghetto satisfactory a hundred years ago. furniture stored near the elevator shaft but m "The survival of ASMSU is disagreement over the use of a mfcrophone. The Teach-in areas who have not had a solid background To make the system more equitable, going to hotel officials declined to comment on the Was not in marred by any other outburst of physical violence. high school and then, without giving Watts suggested greater concern for (please tum to page 9) cause of the blaze. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 26, 1970 Contrasts OWERRI, Nigeria (AP) - How nany people died from Biafra. Hundreds have prevail after Nigeria-Biafra civil war sight at the clinics inside fallen been Nigeria of throughout the war. Nor, now that there is peace, 0f his press conferences. "There is no doubt that the the Nigerian Red Cross. "Certainly, the deaths will their units and out of the of thousands, people And equally there is no doubt continue until food and control of their officers, have coming back to the ghost tow* >carvation in the Biafran war? removed to an abandoned does it add up to the smooth - Biafrans inflated the starvation medicines can be taken to where that the federal government is gone on a victory spree of they abandoned months J' How many are dying now? maternity clinic in Port Harcourt running relief system that Maj. figures for the people are," he said. and many more were flown out propaganda now trying to deflate the figures. looting and rape. There are too ignoring hourly radio reau^I The war has been over for Gen. Yakubu Gowon, the purposes," said a Norwegian "Certainly people have died many cases cited by too many that they stay where thev >re than a week now. And no to Libreville in Gabon in the federal leader, assures the world relief coordinator Monica Stander, a Swiss relief helping out since the fighting stopped. doctors, nurses, priests and oil until food arrives. nter for MSU in trying to eliminate the ?eve,°P™ent> 1 hope that all It is sufficient to say that we black community a strong sense education," he said, "will give Urban Affairs and social and economic hardships of in.^st®d citlze.ns of the state do have the talent and the of racial identification, of pride, each member of a minority the Studies Center African minority citizens. Z'l Wharton us continuing support, coordinated J! said. knowledge to make a concerted, personal worth and individual ' chance to develop the kind of minor'tv admissions programs and courses ■ Eliminating the great social attempt to provide integrity," he and economic w e „ e the educational noted. "This pride provides an capabilities that are needed to 0^^" ^ ^^ ^ ^ disadvantages of e n c o"u r a ee m e n t *v°our - opportunities • • -r important base for unity. Thus solve the challenges6 which we,' as IIni University , . ., .. inority s contributions - this countrv"0 anrf HZ? u , ^ cooperation %nd your'zeal for -cyciupineni, ne said. emergent black unity may in "You don't just leap into them to make significant t^x-"8e so cieariy direc,ed "Moreover, we are determined contain the seeds to answers to an to put those contributions to the society, is resources to work." the future of American institution this size and say, 'Oh Wharton said a land Wharton society." the challenge we must face - grant cited increasing Wharton said that boy, I've got all the answers.' " although together," Wharton told RELIEF? ? the -President Wharton second annual NAACP dinner WON'T CHALLENGE HART honoring the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He asked black community to combat their intellectual leaders to join with the white Brennan quits campaign There Can Be. International News mutual problems. He said MSU has the facilities to lead this Michigan Chief Justice Thomas Friday when he wrote Gov. "Partisan politics and the E. Brennan terminated his Milliken of his "irrevocable" fight. judicial function are and must Prime Minister Harold Wilson left London's Heathrow campaign for a U.S. Senate seat decision not to be a candidate. remain completely separate from I airport Sunday for Ottawa, Ontario, on his way to his Only two days earlier, reports circulated that Brennan had told one another. " HELP THE BIAFRAN "The office of partisan politics [ first talks in Washington with President Nixon. Wilson is scheduled to hold talks with Canadian Prime AAUP chapterjoins GOP leaders he was going to seek the Republican nomination is to express the will of the REFUGEES TO THEIR people. The function of the I Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau before flying to New oppo Demo courts is to administer justice I incumbent Sen. Philip Hart. York to meet with U.N. Secretary-General U Thant and I Mayor John V. Lindsay. He will fly on to Washington later today. building con Brennan, along with fellow justices, has been heavily criticized for formally ordering according to the law Brennan said.~ He also said his decision as written. FEET AGAIN. The MSU Chapter of the was American Assn. of University the Athletic Council or by ^®e Parking for the Supreme "in no way contingent upon any Student Book Store Asks Professors (AAUP) has joined in student referendum," he said. Court at the capital. consideration of who the other You to West German Chancellor Willy Brandt may be invited the All-Events Bldg. "The faculty is also interested t An aide,said the decision was candidates may be, whether or Sign Up for controversy. jn this, and we are asking that the 'Personal" I to outline his policies to the U.S. Senate Foreign In a statement adopted at a not there is a party consensus or ALL-CAMPUS FAST II I Relations Committee in Washington in April, Sen. meeting steering committee put it on the of the Executive Council's agenda *n taking himself out of the the amount of money that may race> the Chief Justice said, be available to the nominee." JANUARY 26- 30 I Charles H. Percy, R-Ill., told a German-American Council Tuesday, the AAUP recommended that the matter be I Friendship Conference Sunday in Bonn. discussed by Academic Council Brandt will be in Washington in April to hold his first I talks with President Nixon. during their February meeting. Do Blonds Really Jack Stieber, professor of economics and spokesman for A twin-engine DC 3, reported to be carrying Mexican the group, said the AAUP thinks Her the ALL-Events Bldg. is a matter I newsmen covering the campaign tour of presidential that concerns all the University I candidate Luis Echeverria Alvarez, crashed Sunday near community. I Vera Cruz. Reports reaching Mexico City say that 19 of "The manner in which the I the 20 persons aboard were killed. The candidate's plane landed safely a short time after I the crash. building should be funded and its priority are questions that should be brought before the $19.50 f Academic Council rather than Choose from 12 different Two key members of the Greek military regime ■declared Sunday it is impossible to set time limits for ■the restoration of parliamentary ■government's aims are fully achieved. rule until the Styllianos Pattakos and Dimitrios Patilis also said in HELP YOUR FELLOW types of modacrylic wigs From the "Barbra Streisand" ■separate interviews in Athens that they could see no look to the "Pussy Cat" [political developments in Greecejn the corning y^r. r^] At the same time, in Rome, the heir to the Greek ■throne was baptized while two kings, three queens, and TAXPAYERS.. FINAL WEEK OF SALE! Monday thru Saturday a scattering of princes and princesses looked on. 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But during ■he course of his recent campaign he advocated a 353-4402 or 353-4400 lessening in the penalties for possession of marijuana. I A government panel of scientists has recommended ■hat chickens bearing cancer virus be allowed on the Tiarket as long as they don't look too repugnant. I While a definite link between the chicken cancer and ■he human disease has not yet been found, some ■oernment scientists are suggesting that all infected lirds be kept off the market until the possible dangers ■re known. ; * * * J President NixOn's postal corporation plan has won ■pproval from the postal union as long as an ironclad pay Brerease is written into the charter. The union approval ■ould clear the way for congressional action this year. ■ This puts the president in a somewhat difficult Position because he has opposed union-requested pay ■ikes in private business as continuing inflation. But Bouse spokesmen say the compromise should be worked out and the bill ADMISSION IS FREE. 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Ryan, AP special is to drive their influence out enormously important to U.S interest of an^ ^ I KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor correspondent. In Vietnam, the seareh JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor The world's situation is what it is today for DJl . . impeded by fear on each side th»,Vl largely because of fear. other will gain an advantage. "* I Seeking an elusive goal of security from the threat of global disaster, leaders And For yeais, Soviet leaders assailed a I themselves in what the Russians would call policy of isolating Red American gestures toward eJS'Jjl Red' I a "tupik" and what the Americans would prompt Moscow to see a hidden attemnH I call a dead end street. Fear hovers like a exploit Soviet - Chinese differences Chi I EDITORIALS mocking specter over the most cautious, hesitant in turn fears Soviet American - contact! I attempts to attack sources of potentially explosive tension. aimed at cordoning off the Chinese I Internally, Soviet leaders seem obse^l A hair-raising There is not much disagreement with the idea that huge arsenals of destructive weapons threaten civilization. The two by fear. To a Western reader a pZ| article a few days ago indicated !l I atmosphere reminiscent of the Amelia I superpowers are talking about how to limit these weapons. But if Russia builds more state of mind in the when there era two decades aw I was menace discovered beby I falling through flag defensive missiles, it cuts down the almost deterrent credibility of the U.S. weapons. every bush. ■ The Pravda article bordered This creates an American urge to build u. weapons to protect existing weapons. In absurd, picturing the "imperialists"Mew! I using extreme leftist and pro-Chinese iZ I David McCrea once owned an tum, there is a Russian impulse to match American flag. One day he decided of personal taste have fallen into the the Americans. as weapons of "anti - Sovietism." penetration of Communist countries ® Westell I hands of the courts of this land. Moscow says it wants an all - European portrayed as a sinister attempt to "disar to make a belt out of part of it The purpose of the law under security conference and is willing for the the workers ideologically" and because he felt that the belt would which McCrea was sentenced was to Americans to take part. Washington fears weaken ■ an attempt to lull and weaken NATO and their "political vigilance." I be a beautiful thing. prevent people from burning or very campaigners fa I In the United States two isolate the United States from Western ■ Many people agreed with David defecating upon the flag as a means something new to break down the barrieisl Europe. of fear are urging Americans to and complimented him on his new of protest, the law being drafted in In the Middle East, if the Americans themselves of their terrors and take a rid I belt. One person, however, did not the days of the McCarthy Poll reports more Americans disturbed over My Lai publicly than grant some basic Soviet premises, the lead toward getting out of the deadend. bold I think that David's belt was so witchhunts. My Lai massacre itself. -News Item Russians, in fear, back away even more, "After each war," say Howard and- magnificent. He was a policeman. The law itself is ridiculous. The regarding U.S. proposals as an attempt to Harriet Kurtz, of On the morning of May 16, 1969, Chappaqua, N.Y., "the| American flag is, in essence, a piece two dominant powers which are within! the campus police received a report of cloth. It is not federal property. It OUR READERS' MINDS range of each other . . . begin reacting out I that three youths were tampering is not God's gift to man. It is simply of fear of each other. I with cars near the football stadium. a symbol. "This reciprocal dynamic fear with increasing intensity through the generates I McCrea was in the group. Stopped Laws made years I Subordination of good to bad? are to protect this until at last the climax is reached and \ for questioning, it was soon country and its citizens from those another war erupts. This time there is a L determined that no cars were being elements that would do them harm; difference. Because of modern technology, ; tampered with. The officer noticed they are not made to insure that To The Editor: the radius of potential threat of both I then that McCrea's belt seemed to be every thing symbolic of this country rewards." No longer accepted? By whom? enjoy "equal access" to a basic education, Soviet and American national military I made out of an American flag, which "Every man is entitled to an equal ask yourself: who is it that is being power has become global and the! is sacred also. Are to send May I be among the first to endorse your could be illegal. A call to the station we people opportunity to accomplish his fullest cheated, and who is it that President magnitude of destructive power isf to jail every time that a national disapproval of President Wharton's Faculty Club address. But I must disagree with inherent potential." At whose expense? Wharton claims to be concerned about? becoming total for mankind." I confirmed this and McCrea was symbol is "defiled" in some manner. your evaluation on at least one point. And how does one measure "inherent If the individual is, after all, not of any Kurtz is a former U.S. Air Force officer | arrested. What happens when you sing the potential"? "Today, that right is to a life meaningful concern to President Wharton, and she is a minister in the United Church I Referring to Wharton's first point -- the Trial was finally held last Monday national anthem off-key? of adequacy, if not abundance." then why the masquerade? My answer is of Christ. They are gradually winning I "centrality of the individual" -- you state: that President Wharton uses his mass of attention in high places, even to the point I in East Lansing, Judge William K. "While he makes his philosophical point Adequate? According to what standard? Symbols are irrelevant; It is the And who is to provide the abundance, and sterile bromides to divert our attention of getting respectful attention for their I Harmon presiding. Both sides quite clear, the president does not at any reality that counts. Laws are to keep what rights does he have? from his real aim, which is to extend campaign in the Military Review, journal o! I time allow his feet to touch the ground -- the U.S. Army Command and the General I presented their cases and the judge us from doing harm to others, but his rhetoric is soothing, but is purely If you are the business major who is favors, privileges and alms to various rendered his verdict. The defendant what harm is done by wearing a belt irrelevant to any realistic and pragmatic someday going to provide the food that minority groups at the expense of everyone Staff College. I was guilty as charged and was made out of an American flag? application." everyone else has a "right" to eat, or if you else. This is the practical application of his How would they, with their "war control | sentenced to the maximum sentence are the honor student that must go without ideas, and isn't it obvious that when he plan," attack the problem of fear? Even under the law, McCrea's guilt Allow me to substitute my claim that a scholarship you earned in order that a says "every man is entitled to an equal They contend that technology for a misdemeanor ~ $100 fine and is dubious. The flag can legally be President Wharton's philosophical position makes it feasible to expand management of I on this issue is intentionally contradictory ghetto child that didn't earn it and can't opportunity to accomplish his fullest 30, days in jail, Case dismissed. made jnto an vornament and what and ambiguous, and designed for the afford it may enjoy his "equal inherent potential," he means the armed forces to global dimensions. They I The judge felt that both sides else is would have the United States boldly take I a ^elt bUt an ornament. As far precise purpose of smuggling in a opportunity" to an education, or if you are incompetent as well? And isn't it the the student who achieved the grades the lead in developing a system, after long I presented sound arguments in the as McCrea was concerned, the flag "pragmatic application" that, without the competent who pay the bill? And isn't it case and agreed with the defense that smoke necessary to enter medical school but were the good he subordinates to the bad? experimentation, leading to a world public I was aesthetically pleasing to him; it screen, would be obviously rejected in favor of an impoverished safety authority which would inventory all I the law was stated in a fairly was not a means of protest. repugnant. The viewpoint I will delineate is not a popular one on campus, but I trust student, whose grades were not so good, to dangerous weapons and military activity I ambivalent manner. He felt, though, Many people often wonder why take your place in order that he might and would act like a global fire department I that this publication is dedicated to the that the line has to be drawn the youth of this country have little free expression of ideas. in preventive discipline. I somewhere and The arms control system would be under I proceeded to respect for our law enforcement Those who contend that President the United Nations and open to all I proclaim the defendant guilty. One can certainly agree that the line has to be drawn somewhere. One agencies. The McCrea affair serves as an excellent example of why they have lost that respect. Wharton holds a rather optimistic view of man's ability is sadly mistaken. He writes: "The impoverished condition of man is no Events building to benefit all countries, which would be asked to cooperate in the development of methods for orbital surveillance. The aim would be I I I To the Editor: the funds for both. longer seen as the result of his own failure can only wonder since when matters -The Editors but of circumstances largely beyond his The University's proposal for an $11 Why can't MSU do the same? Let's raise public inventory of dangerous military I control ." Who, then, is this puppet, million All-Events Bldg. unfortunately has whatever funds be necessary and provide buildup, to be assessed by a U.N. staff I . . received some negative reaction from part for a fine arts center and other structures committee. I man, to depend on for life, comfort and of the student body and several faculty we would like. It can be done with some No nation would be asked, meanwhile,to I happiness? Wharton is explicit on this point. His answer is: society. Note that he members over reasons that have been University patriotism and pride by all of surrender its sovereignty or abandon its I Carswell: sup speaks of "the failure of society to acknowledge (man's) right to more than tritely restricted to the basketball team. Too much emphasis concerning the new us. It is silly to make an issue of providing this building solely for the needs of the defense posture while the experimentation, r which might continue for years, progress. mere existence," and thus regards man as building's need has been placed in the area existing not by right, but by permission of of basketball recruiting and it was even basketball team and those who point out This is only a brief sketch of what the I society; that is, by permission of the ruling Coach Gus Ganakas himself who said last various luxuries gained in the building for two campaigners have been reaching fori I the basketball team, such as cushioned long time in their drive for what they call) I strategy and body. own These ■ views are incompatible with his assertion that ne "believes" in the individual. If he did, why would he regard week, "If the sole purpose of the building But as the new structure's name implies, seats, etc., should also remember that people will also sit in those same seats for concerts, commencement, speeches and the "war prevention decade." They sum up their case this way: "For the first time in history, h | For the second time in a two well as conflict of interest. man as mindless robot dangling from the this facility can benefit all of us, students, like. Again, we can all and all will benefit. beings hold the power to destroy mankind, I month period, Congress will debate The President need not be puppet strings of society, as a marionette faculty and general public alike. We can all MSU students have rallied together in the The mythology had always claimed that I and vote on the confirmation of a who has choice but use it for the particular purpose which we past to meet the needs of functions from God alone could command such power. I criticized for choosing another no to submit to Nixon-nominated associate anonymous social forces that "determine" enjoy the most. As Ganakas also said: "It's blood drives to other worthwhile goals. I There are no precedents in political science I justice Southerner acknowledged to be a true that we need other buildings, but it have every hope and confidence that all or in history to guide men who command I his future achievements and to blindly for the Supreme Court. This time strict interpreter of the Constitution. 40,000 of us will realize the need and value modern power. Scholars who tool I depend on the helping hand of society to would be a shame that if we can't around confirmation for Judge He had disclosed, after confirmation lift him out of the cesspool of existence immediately have all the other buildings, of this truly worthwhile and beautiful backwards into history for then ■ George Carswell of Florida seems far of Clement then couldn't have the events building and that we will take the steps reassurance have become irrelevant for the I Haynsworth was while all he need do, or can do, is wag his we more likely than the rejection and defeated by the Senate, that his next head in a fit of happy anticipation? building." necessary that our school officials have generations in college and high school, who I must create new history if there is to be debacle involving Clement choice would again be another from It is the individual that President At the University of Utah recently, a devised for its construction this fall. It will | Wharton esteems, you say? "The random similar controversy developed over what to be a facility we can all be proud of for history at all." Haynsworth. the South who would attempt to distribution of inherent skills and abilities build--a new all-events arena or a library. In many years to come. Though confirmation should be change the direction of the Supreme among men is no longer accepted as the Utah's case, the students said "Let's have Timothy Staudt swift, it seems that President Nixon Court. sole basis for the determination of ultimate both" and they thereby proceeded to raise East Lansing junior and the Justice Dept. still have not While the President has the right of done all their homework. This was nominating any person he believes noticed last week when a White competent to sit on the Supreme JACQUI MILLER Supremacy speech given in 1948 by Court, his insistence on naming Judge Carswell was uncovered after a Southerners coalisces the belief, held "supposed" thorough Justice Dept. investigation into the personal, judicial and financial affairs of the by many, Thurmond that a does exist. At the very "Southern Strategy" looms as least, Strom the figure Radical rioters and the It would be nice if people under 35 cared know more today about world affairs than any say about how that money is spent. vote requirement lowered is convincing those I holding veto power over the as much about the problems of this the average 21-year-old did five or six years High school students are becoming people over 35 that the majority of citizens ■ Indeed, this revelation was appointment of an Associate Justice country as they claim they do. ago. Perhaps if these students could vote, increasingly aware not only of their rights, between 18 and 21 are not a bunch oi ■ but of weaknesses in our system and extremely embarassing for the for the Court. He evidently acquired Unfortunately, statistics point out that the politicians would pay more attention to radical rioters and should be extended the | President and the problems and injustices which flourish changes that should not be overlooked. By right to vote. simultaneously this power from the President during age group between 21 and 30-yeard-old has the campuses. the time these persons are 18, the lowest voting registration record. And on they are will pointed out the distance between Mr. Nixon and his appointee in the the 1968 Republican Convention in how can we change our society if no one Eighteeen-year-old males are forced to prepared to propose, support or reject But upon considering few years the the fact that in * I exchange for Southern votes. even participates in this basic element of fight for their country, but have nothing to certain changes in our system. But, outside majority of U.S. voters « I be between the nominating process. However, the Whether a "Southern Strategy" democracy. Students over 21 haven't even say about whether there should be a War, of protesting which causes more backlash ages of 21 and 30, it is w I speech is not likely to dim Carswell's earned their right to criticize if they aren't where the wars should be fought or how than change of mind, they are powerless. to see that if these people could be lured chance of attaining a seat on the exists or not, the Congress will much our government should be spending And these high school students aren't going the voting boxes, perhaps their support going to vote in elections. to blame their parents for the 18 year old vote would be more tt undoubtedly refrain from another Some Michigan legislators have proposed on defense. denying them Court. "Haynsworth-Fortas" and confirm a bill package which includes amending the AH working persons pay taxes to their voting privileges, they are going to blame enough to get is passed. . .. ■ Judge Carswell has publicly local, state and national governments but their older brothers and sisters. Maybe while we are all picketing I disavowed his 1948 speech. The Carswell. Carwell's undistinguished Michigan constitution so that persons It would seem that the personal life and judicial decisions, 18-years-old and over can vote. A similar in Michigan, if a person starts working at in biggest problem student and citizen rights, someone cow [ question now involves the Senate's his appeal to Middle America and his bill was put to a referendum vote about 16, he must wait five years before he has getting the Michigan voting age hold up a sign like: "Be a protester. Vote. role in confirming nominations. Most three years ago and was defeated by a 2 to members view their role as limited to labeling as a "strict constructionlist," 1 margin. One of the reasons could have IVE SOT THE AUTHOR'S NAME, are exactly the qualities that Mr. been that most of the persons voting on A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE PLOT investigations into conflict of this issue were over 30 years old. AND EVERYTHIN6,, Nixon declared in Clement interests and other rulings, but have Haynsworth. Hopefully, most students on this campus not involved themselves with basic support such an amendment. Even if they, philosophy in the past. They must Congress can now determine the themselves, don't care to vote, the now decide if their decision making fate of the new Supreme Court opportunity should be offered to as many base is to be broadened to include nominee. responsible people- as possible. And 18-year-olds are responsible. ■pection because of philosophy as -The Editors Freshmen on college campuses probably Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 26, 1970 5 New three years Wheels Whereas the Wheels once s By DAVID BASSETT of nowheresville and ignored because of their State News Staff Writer trying and changing and the instruments, with the musical Predictably, the 45 will contain cohesion. the musical elements which are watching and wondering when exception of the drums, and Up. Down. On the charts. Off New personnel still being perfected: his dues would be paid for the turned Ryder's mike up full - hard, fast the charts. Big time, small time, second time. volume, they now combine with Following this trend, Ryder is rock 'n roll of the Jenny honky tonks and Madison As I walked into the his voice to form a attempting to gather together a Jenny/Devil With a Blue dressing - tightly - knit group of musicians who Dress/Sock It Me Squares, depression, up - trips, room between sets whole. can to variety, tears and laughs and where - do Wednesday function as one. Of the old with a generous portion of more night, I sensed "How much Vocal stars gone - we - go - from here and sweat group, only the drummer, John complex jazz - blues. longer?" on their faces. And, if Mitch Ryder and the and work and work and work. Detroit Wheels are ever again to Badanjek, and the guitarist, Joe Concert dates include a "Free Complaints were nonexistent, Kubert, remain and Kubert will From William Lavese of John Sinclair but it didn't take words to enjoy their previous success, this be - Legalize Pot" Dearborn to Billy Lee and the is what soon replaced by SRC's concert in Detroit this weekend convey the exasperation of being they must do. guitarist. Rivieras to Mitch Ryder and the with Bob Seger, forced to lay to an Apparently gone are the days of After two one - hour sets and Amboy Dukes, Detroit Wheels to Mitch Ryder the super - star vocalist with a SRC, MC-5, the unappreciative crowd of drunk Brownsville to Mitch Ryder and the Detroit a ten - minute solo, it became band murmuring faintly in the Station and Abby Hoffman, college students when only a obvious that Badanjek is the Wheels to Grandmothers -- East concerts in Holyoke, Mass. and short while before Mitch Ryder background. Aside from Jagger nucleus around which Ryker Lansing 1970 with screams and and the Detroit Wheels had 'and Janis Joplin, there simply Chicago, and an appearance at shakes and sweat and nobody are no white hopes to form greatness. Boot the St. Louis packed Cobo Hall, the Forum, singers who can Hill on piano, Tony Suey on Pop Festival in two gives a damn. Soldiers Field, and Madison carry an act, furthermore, weeks. It took WVIC and V. Ryan audiences seem to be favoring bass, Mike McClellan on trumpet Square Garden. and Chuck Florence tenor and Granny's to do it, but the musical virtuosity over vocal on On the road Biloxi of the northern Midwest sax are proficient and abound to finally managed to attract an Perhaps the best manner in exess. David Clayton - Thomas, Robert Plant and John Fogerty improve, but Badanjek remains Unsold books which to answer the question entertainer who dared the driving force supplying the say "What happened to Mitch are fabulous singers, but the "Letat c'est moi" and didn't Ryder?" would be to say that he public would rather hear Blood group's dynamism. wait for owners ^ care who knew it. The beer on collapsed during our interview Sweat and Tears, Led Zeppelin Record plans vague 3 the floor still stained the shoes, with another hour and Creedence Clearwater Immediate record plans for Students who failed lo pick one - set Fiji's still outnumbered freaks Revival in their entirety. the Wheels and the music still fell on remaining. Except for brief are still vague, but up unsold books from the East respites, Ryder has been on the Further corroboration of this Ryder did Complex be.]: e.\v''unge should sutured ears, but Mitch Ryder say that they hope to road almost constantly for the theory lies in the existence of have a single out "soon". contact John Michael, 353-1833. wants back on top if he has to the "super groups". Whether or past two years, changing shake from here to Nashville to not these bands actually are musicians, watching trends, I of the most Hatchery do it. Harsher ■ pleasing crowds, working. Mitch hasn't changed much "super," they are popular today... from 7:00 P.M.! One interesting displays on campus this week can be found in Anthony Scotch and Gold and nicotine from the time when he ruled Feature 7:40-9:55 P.M. I Hall. Lous Sochkey, an employe of Poultry Science, has placed quail eggs in a have harshened his voice, but the grease - rock from east coast to I temperature controlled glass case. The eggs should be I Wednesday. hatching today through dynamic energy still remains. Three years have elapsed since west; a bit more refined, PIZZA NITE d BEST FILM B State News photo by Richard Warren perhaps, but he still wrings his he last had a top - ten record, face dry after each gig. The hips still shake, the face still contorts TONIGHT First experience. . 'RICES UP and the chicks still scream. While Mitch Ryder is still his same perpetually at the iNflWWW! - moving self, the Detroit Wheels are a Inferno of !old weather harms different story, both musically and personnel - wise. The brass, FirstIove sells for 78c for five pounds. up steadily since the cold snap crops "lots of people buy eggs in lieu organ and guitars are still there, but now they are audible. Coming Soon: "FANNY HILL" Arizona produce growers, in and store owners forsee no of meat " they're cheaper in one of the few national areas not immediate relief. terms of protein." I Persistent cold spells across affected by the cold snap, have south of the nation are "received demands which can Egg prices, high since last V 1 PROGRAM INFORMATION 485-6485 MSU LECTURE-CONCERT / Biusing an increase in fruit and hardly be met and which will November, will probably stay as SERIES SPECIALS I lege table prices everywhere. bring prices up," a spokesman high for quite some time. I |nd the pinch is no less acute in for Meijer's Thrifty Acres said. "Prices have been hanging in e Lansing area. I Extensive damage of citrus cold weather "All I know is that since the there since right after At 1:30-4:15-6:55-9 The most —————— OV)'0$ PR0DUCING MANAGERS COMPANY phmi \ Florida fruit Thanksgiving," Ken Hull, £Rt BURR / snap, cataclysmic jruit and vegetable crops, most is tight and going up steadily," grocery manager at Schmidt's in in Man's jotably I in Florida, has created Hal Madison, Eberhard's Okemos, said. event history! scarcity -- in many cases, a produce manager said. In Two |>tal lack -■ of these produce "Normally eggs are kind of Fascinatingly Related Plays "Last week it still was coming scarce this time anyway," Hull P j Fresh oranges, vegetables and in good, but this morning I couldn't get tangerines or said. This, he added, is caused cold weather and increased use by Sjvaxn'ngs 'Ha cucumbers and peppers has gone (HosenoMitz! NOW! Feature 1:15-3:20-5:25-7:30-9:35 ?&G' to PIZZA NITE "THE FRESHEST FILM OF THE YEAR!" Night Jhakespearian ■reseted by r s i drama the c will Lecture o be f TONIGHT BobOCaiol 9:00 P.M. GulltensteRiY* iUuuVCIYSKRIV*5"3) fecA/Ufoe - |0icert Series this week. J Tonight and Wednesday, at the at ■obert Burr will star in • ■tomlet," to be presented at Grandmother's Tues.*Thurs., Jan. 27 & 29 - 8:15 p.m.\*^ OF 1968 ^ QiAlto coming ^ \ »15 p.m. in the University ■uditorium. Rounding out the UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM Same Price as "Hamlet" ^- ■special" \ ■eek, Lecture drama program this Wed Jan. 28 Tickets on sale at Union Ticket Office t iesent - Concert will also \ Hours 8 - 5 t ^ - \ "Rosencrantz and l~ ■uilderstern are Dead," a the fabulous pntemporary humorous Jterpretation of Hamlet. Burr MSU LECTURE-CONCERT SERIES ■II also star in this presentation. "BUCKINGHAMS" 1''Rosencrantz |iilderstern are Dead" will be and Greek sented Tuesday and Thursday ■ ghts in he University ■iditorium. Curtain time is 8:15 Night Abraham ICHIGAN JOHN AND MARY Kaplan Theatre Lominq• Panavision* ODAY THRU THURSDAY! [1:15-3:55-6:40-9:20 Color by Deluxe The P™. Grandmother's Plus "WORLD OF FASHION" ^HEATERS! technicolor®panavision®from warner bras. TONIGHT AT 7 P.M. & 9:30 HURRY! ENDS TOMORROW 1:00 p.m.-3:15-5:00-7:30-9:30 OPEN YEAR'ROUND Camerata WEDNESDAY 'LADIES Eating Less and Singers DAY 75c UNTIL 6:00 P.M. Hailed by critics as the "finest choral r'- The Money & Run' . Dairy Queen H these singers have made more than 50 artists with the New York Philharmonic. group in New York," appearances as guest Leonard Bernstein says, "It has always been a joy to work with the Camerata OAKLAND UNIVERSITY Singers because of their extraordinary musicianship and BLUESCREEN REDSCREEN versatility, due in large measure to their heaven - sent |G0RDON LIGHTFOOT elia kazans +f%A maestro, Abraham Kaplan." IN CONCERT arrange¬ FRIDAY, JANUARY 30,1970 ment ® Tuesday, February 3 -8:15 p.m. 8:00 P.M. UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM SPORTS AND K'RA'K'ATOA Shown at Reserved Seats: $4.00, $3.00, $2.00 RECREATION BLDG. tiorrtfoofle Basraoy»s\9:ooon'> MSU Student admission: $1.00 with validated I.D. pRlCE $3.50 °R INFO. (I.D. necessary at the door.) 327-2000 & 2182 Shown at AN OFF "bedazzled" £35 Qui 7:00 onlv Tickets on Sale at Union Ticket Office CAMPUS PANAVISION' Color by Deluxe Hours 8-5 PRODUCTION nrn^SB 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 26, 19?J SPORTS U-M sprints past rallied for 55 points before into an empty plastic cup after "We were great in the first Richard "Bird" Carter shot the began to chip away at the U-M bowing to the Wolverines, 91-88, the game. "We let them do what half," he said. "We moved the Spartans into an early hole. lead. Two Benjamin steals in front of 12,511 people. It was they like to do and when you ball well and we looked relaxed. Carter hit six outside jumpers, resulted in four quick points and What many thought would be the largest crowd to watch a five in a row at one stretch, as get down early in a game like I thought we could fast break MSU was suddenly back in the a high - scoring dual between game in Jenison since onver that, well...", and his voice them and we did. the Wolverines sped to a 29-14 game, 80-72. Ron Gutkowski Ralph Simpson and Rudy 15,000 saw Kentucky play in trailed off. "We were lucky to be playing lead in the first 11 minutes. tipped in a missed shot following Tomjanovich turned into a first 1948. "We didn't want to run with MSU at this stage," he said. While the Wolverines were another steal and the Spartans half track meet with speedy The loss, the second straight them, we aren't that kind of a "This is the game we would be running their three - on - two were only six down with four Michigan almost blowing MSU at home against Michigan, drops running team. Michigan likes to up for after those four fast break, it looked as if minutes left. MSU's tenacious out of jam - packed Jenison and the Spartans Big Ten record to run, run, run and we gave them heartbreaking losses. If we someone had neglected to press forced still another into the near by Red Cedar. - 2-2 and 6-8 overall. the ball to do it." removed the basket-cover from would have played anyone else, turnover and this time, on a Trailing by as many as 19 "They played awfully well in Down the hall, in the noisy we might have been in trouble." the Spartan's end of the court. three two break - on - guard points in the opening half, MSU the first half," a quiet Gus U-M locker room head coach With everyone waiting for the They hit a mere 35 percent in , Lloyd Ward was called for caught its breath at halftime and Ganakas said, looking glumly Johnny Orr was accepting Simpson - Tomjanovich dual to the first half and trailed 47-33 charging. Michigan then got two congratulations from passers - develop, a skinny, almost fragile with Simpson managing only quick baskets to keep the by. looking, U-M forward named nine points. Spartans at bay. With five minutes left in the Simpson was the MSU high opening half and MSU down by point man for the 14th game in a Undefeated frosh 13, Ganakas pulled all his starters and sent in his second Sophomore Pat Miller got six team. row with 32, but he hit only 11 of 31 shots. Benjamin had 15, Gutkowski, 14 and Miller, 10. quick points but they couldn't For Michigan, Tomjanovich dent U-M's margin. had 22, nine below his average, up end Michigan up a season high of 13 rebounds "It "Those wasn't a move," the MSU coach said. five kids have desperation more zip, a little more quickness a little but he got good support from the rest of his teammates. Carter hit 17, Rodney Ford, 16, speedy Ralph for two more By RICH GOSSELIN and chalked up 12 points. Pitted guard Dan Fife netted 15 and than the first five and we needed substitute forward MSU's State News Sports Writer individually against Michigan's Harry Ralph Simpson goes driving in for two of something to get back into the Hayward added 10. his game leading 32 points In Saturday's 91-88 loss A big man, Ernie Johnson, VanPelt game." gutty, crowd - inspired rally outscored him by 2 and "Ralph is a super - great to Michigan. Waiting for a rebound that never by the MSU frosh With Simpson hitting for 23 offensive player," Orr said. "I cagers spelled defeat for the outrebounded him by 10. points in the second half and came are Michigan's Rudy Tomjanovich (45) an(| Michigan Offensive stalwart Brian thought we did a good job of freshmen Rudy Benjamin getting all seven Rodney Ford (43), and Spartans Jim Gibbons (41) Saturday night at Breslin came off an extremely neutralizing him with Carter and and Pat Miller (35). State News Jenison Fieldhouse by a 79-73 cold first half, and ignited the of his baskets, the Spartans Hayward getting 27." photo by Mike Beasley score. frosh scoring charges. He hit for Trailing in the first half by as 15 points in the second half, much as sixteen points, the Spartan icers battle back, accumulating a team high of 21 Spartan frosh never quit in their for the game. relentless pursuit of the The Spartans did not put the Michigan scoring machine. The game out of reach until there Spartans finally took over the were three seconds lead with 8:30 remaining in the remaining in the contest. Up until that time, contest, a lead they never lost. the frosh take 2 from winless Tigers regulars were hanging "Michigan had a lot of on by a thread. With two and a power," MSU frosh coach Matt half minutes Aitch said after the game. "We remaining, Jeff Vanderlende fouled out. With felt we would have to play No opposition on this bucket one minute and a half remaining, together as a team in order to Breslin made a COLORADO SPRINGS, Col. - 18:22. Three U-M premature exit took over the Big players helplessly watch Spartan's Rudy beat them." and with one minute left, Larry The MSU hockey team needed a The Spartans trailed, 4-3, Ten lead on seconds later. The two t With a nine the strength of a two - game Benjamin drive in for an easy layup In the closing point deficit at Ike was charged with his fifth breakaway score and an open early in the final period but traded scores to close out the i minutes of Saturday's game. Wolverine players are halftime, the Spartans returned foul. Two of the frosh players net goal in the closing minutes gained a stalemate at 3:29 on sweep over Michigan. The high scoring second period with Rudy Tomjanovich (45), Dan Fife (24) and Richard in the second half to outscore on the floor in that last minute here Saturday night to do it, but Don Thompson's third goal of Gophers (11-3) won handily MSU's Randy Sokoll scoring at (Bird) Carter (partially hidden). The Spartan's Ralph the Wolverines 40-25, as things the Spartans finally ended up the series. Saturday night, 6-3, but needed 10:39 and Colorado following at (VanPelt and Jim Shereda) each a six started falling into place. Brad had four fouls. with a sweep over winless However the next 15 minutes, - goal third period rally 14:53. Simpson is pictured in the lower right. VanPelt was not to be denied Friday to edge the Wolverines, Defensive specialist Colorado College. which led up to DeMarco's State News photo by Mike Beasley under the boards, as he gobbled Damon 8-6. At the opening of the final I Huffman, Tim Curtin, and fioor The Spartans had little breakaway, were, in a word, trouble dispatching the hapless traumatic for Coach Amo The Tigers scored first in period, Colorado inoved oat in I DETROIT PUBLIC SCHOOLS general Gary Ganakas combined front on a power play to stave off frantic Tigers, 6-2, Friday night, but Bessone's skaters and All Saturday's seesaw affair, but a goal at I a Michigan - 2:19, but Thompson's second I Beginning Salary - $7616 push. found themselves in a real American goalie, Rick Duffett. pair of quick goals by Don Ganakas popped in four free dogfight Saturday night in the The Spartans sent a steady goal of the night set the stage for Thompson and Gagnon at 3:04 DeMarco's heroics. I Interviewing teachers on Monday, February 9,1970 throws in the last minute to rarefied atmosphere of the mile - stream of players toward the and 4:06 of the second period secure the Spartan victory. high Broadmoor World Arena penalty box during this time and respectively gave the Spartans a Colorado's sophomore goalie, I APPLICANTS SHOULD WANT CHALLENGING WORK Doug Schum, was credited with | Michigan was lead by Henry before pulling out a 64 win in spent eight straight minutes 2-1 lead. IN LOW INCOME AREAS the last 1:38. shorthanded. 40 saves while MSUs All ■ Wilmore, who hit on 15 of 20 The lead short shots from the floor and 4 of 7 The luckless Tigers pulled out The win Saturday was MSU s was lived, American netminder, Rick. Information and applications are available from Dr. Rose free throws for a total of 34 all the stops, including their fifth in six starts and, coupled however, as the Tigers tallied 51 Duffett, kicked out 29 Tiger I Marie Schmidt, 476 Schools Center Building, 5057 with shots. points. goalie, as they made a Michigan Tech's loss and Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Michigan 48202. draw to Duluth the The Spartan frosh will travel desparation bid late in the game. over to Notre Dame on February 4th Gilles Gagnon however hit the weekend, moved the Spartans Track iraCK stare 5 Tar 5 to TO run run ^'^ay night's 6-j See your placement office for openings. Sokoll narrowily missed the hat I for their next match. unattended Tiger net with nine (7-3) into second place in the trick when the scorers awarded I Western Collegiate Hockey Assn. seconds remaining in the game in MSU relays Herb Price the Spartans' final I after Spartan freshman Frank League leader Minnesota, goal. Sokoll was credited with an I our DeMarco had put MSU out in front, 54, on a breakaway at however, moved even farther out front in the WCHA and also Olympians Lee Evans and assist on the power play goal, I John Carlos will run special races but a number of observers said I against two MSU stars in theFeb. the goal appeared to belong to I 14 Michigan State Relays, asst. Sokoll. hot dogs |Wo You Like A Place track coach Jim Gibbard said Jerry DeMarco, A1 Swanson | Friday. With Atmosphere? Evans, the Olympic 400-meter and Thompson added Spartans' other Friday scores, champ, will run 600-yards TOWN against Bill Wehrwein, while Colorado's Doug Bell: are Carlos, third in the 200-meter are your came up with 37 saves dash, will go in a 60-yard sprint Colorado while MSUs Duffett| ■Monday Night- against soph Herb Washington. was credited with 23. ■ Two for one Pizza this long. POM ir 6:00 P.M.) 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Grand River ph. 332-67^ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Monday, January 26, 1970 7 'S' grapplers fall to OSU comeback, 17-16 in the meet and seemed to 6-0 lead with victories in the and then rode Mike Riley the Arneson to send the Spartans inspire them. first two matches. rest of the match to take a 3-1 into a 14-6 lead and the Gerald Winnard broke a A reversal and predicament in capacity scoreless tie with a reversal and victory at 134. crowd into near hysteria before - the third period was the Keith Lowrance broke a 2-2 Oklahoma State's powerful near - fail in the second period difference as Ray Satpp beat the Cowboys began their gutty deadlock with a very strong wrestling team scored victories of the 177 match and went on to Greg Johnson, 7-2, at 118. comeback. third period performance and |jn the final three matches to hand Bruce Zindel a 7-0 loss. MSU s Gary Bissel lost a 10-6 beat Dave Domnick 8-3 at 142. ind MSU a heartbreaking 17-16 Geoff Baum kept his season decision to Tom Thrasher in the Ironically, MSU's victory over Ron Ouellet also came on Purdue highlighted by the „ss in the IM Sports Arena was record unblemished as he beat 126 match. Saturday night. strong in the final three minutes performances from their three MSU's Ben Lewis, 7-0, in the Tom Milkovich started the The loss was the Spartans first as he handed Doug Campbell a heaviest wrestlers as freshman 190 match. momentum Lf the season. They had run swinging back the 7-2 loss in the 150 match. Dave Ciolek, Lewis and Lewis was replacing Jack other way when he scored ftheir mark to 6-0 with an easy Zindel at that weight. Zindel had reversal a Tom Muir then followed with Mittelberg all scored pins in the early in the third period a second period pin over Jay meet's final three matches. b5-2 triumph over Purdue suffered a rib cage separation Friday afternoon. earlier in the week, but Spartan MSU held a 16-8 lead over Coach Grady Peninger had kept MORSE SHINES |0SU with three matches left the injury a secret hoping to gain before the Cowboys' strength in a psychological advantage when he upper weights began to tell. Baum unexpectedly found The turning point of the himself wrestling Lewis. S'g-men fall natch probably came in the 167 to U-M The meet thus came down to [natch where OSU s John the final match and Jerry Sherk Lightner scored a takedown with scored an escape and takedown libout six seconds left in the in the second period and then earn a 5-5 tie with Pat rode Vic Mittelberg the entire bars, winning the side horse: however, was Charlie Morse, " "Rich Murahata had a fine Haynie continued. "Charlie has third period to gain a 5-1 victory. Michigan's day," asst. Coach Norm Haynie my highest praise as a gymnast. OSU had jumped into a quick highly polished said. "He is He performed well and executed a real good gymnastics team simply had too much depth for MSU s young competitor and although he did miss on the parallel bars, this his dismounts almost perfectly despite his weak legs." There's two heads somewhere squad as they dealt the Spartans will only happen once in a 161.9 to 150.35 loss in their Top performances for MSU's Tom Muri (on top) finds himself in a unique a hundred times to him. Tom position against Oklahoma home opener at the Sports Michigan were by George State's Jay Arneson in Saturday's big dual meet between the two undefeated Kuhlman had his highest score Huntzicker and Sid Jensen for Arena in the IM Saturday. schools. Muir want on the pin Arneson but the Cowboys edged the ever on the horizontal bar and the floor ex.; Ron Spartans A crowd of 1,350 watched as Rapper, who team-wise, 17-16. State News photo by Bill Porteous he deserved it. scored 9.45 on the parallel bars, the Wolverines swept all six "The real hero of the meet, and Ted Marti and Jensen on the events to come within a horizontal bar. percentage point of averaging 9.0 per man. MSU did have individual winners in two events, Rich Murahata in the vault and Charlie Morse on the side horse, but the of over all strength Michigan left the Spartans on - S' tankers stomp Purdue; HUNGER the short end of the score. Coach George Szypula only eight men for the meet used Thuerer sets 1000 mark FIGHT IT NOW. while Wolverine Loken was able coach Newt to use two By JOHN MASON State News Sports Writer in the breastroke and Bruce in the indivividual medley. Treadway followed IT'S STARVING PEOPLE specialists in every event but MSU swimmers posted an The closest race of the meet was the 100 yard floor exercise, along with his two all - around men Sid Jensen impressive victory Friday night when they crushed Purdue 100-23 freestyle. All four swimmers were even at the 50 mark but Senior Mark Holdridge pulled away TO DEATH IN BIAFRA. at the Men's IM pool. It was the and Rick McCurdy. Spartans' with 10 yards left to win in a time of 50.07. Stan seventh victory of the season in as many meets. "We knew that they would be Solodky second in 50.13 followed The Spartans swept both relays and took first was by strong in every event," Szypula said. "We thought that if we and second in every event except the 200 yard Purdue's Tom Hincz. Dick Crittenden turned in a good time of 21.97 Have Your Dorm butterfly. in the 50 freestyle and Mike Kalmback easily were going to beat them we would have to be almost perfect and they would have to have John Thuerer, Rhinelander, Wis., sophomore, set a new pool and varsity record in the 1000 yard freestyle. His time of 10:09.45 broke the took the 200 freestyle. Bob Burke and Alan Dilley went 1-2 in the 200 Support IINICEF more misses than usual. We did yard backstroke and Paul Vurtue and Mike old record of 10:14.06 by George Gonzalez in not do as well as hoped, but it may not have made a difference 1968 and Thuerer's own varsity record of 10:10 set last year. Bigane duplicated the feat in the 500 yard freestyle. 100% because their team had a fine Purdue's lone winner was captain Joe Ladoucer Morse on the parallel bars day." There were bright spots for Thuerer showed outstanding ability by swimming the first 500 yards in 5:09 and then who took the 200 yard butterfly in 2:02.89. Pat Burke was second for the Spartans with In ALL-CAMPUS FAST II. ■ Spartan gymnast Charlie Morse turned In fine per- the Spartans, however. Tom bringing it back in 5:02. teammate Bob Jones running third. "It wasn't really that good," Thuerer said after 1 formances for MSU on the parallel bars, the side Kuhlman had a good high bar Spartan divers continued their winning ways by the race, "I didn't go out fast enough. I should Sign Those Sheets I horse and the rings, obtaining a 9.15 score In all routine to score 9.0, Rich Murahata had a 9.0 vault and a have been about 5 minutes at the 500." sweeping both the 1-and 3-meter boards. Am Henderson won the 1 meter with 290.30 points. January 26-30 events. Michigan overcame Morse's efforts 8.95 floor ex. routine and Sophomore Jeff Lanini recorded a double win Bill Scott was second, 268.60 points, ■ however, as they topped the Spartans, 161.9 to taking the 200 yard individiaul medley and the Tom 1150.35. State News photo by Bill Porteous Charlie Morse scored 9.15 on the 200 yard bereastroke. Larry O'Neill was second Cramer won the 3-meter and Dave —DISCOUNT RECORDS side horse, rings and parallel Coward was second. A job is a job is a job is a job is a job is a job is a job is a job is a job is a job is a job is a job is a job is a... Notice how quickly the boredom sets in ? So consider Quaker, instead. Where the problems in impoverished areas. The urge to cross new frontiers is as energetic hopeful beginning toward bringing ade¬ as your own. quate nourishment to those who need it Where most. more new products have been successfully introduced in the past five There's a genuine feeling of accom¬ years than in the company's entire^pre- plishment and contribution in getting vious history. With more new products something worthwhile off the coming. ground. You'll be busy at Where a pilot project is underway in 0'iaker. But never bored. South America to help solve malnutrition 1 ne Quaker Oats Company Quaker representatives will be on campus Monday, February 9,1970 Contact your placement office to arrange a meeting. 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 26 i STATE NEWS state nevus CLASSIFIED Today Starts For Sale Special! Call 355-8255 And Place Yours Today! classified 355-8255 355-8255 Automotive For Rent FRANKLYSPEAKING by Phil Frank For Rent For Sale For Sale MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East TWO BEDROOM luxury apartment EAST LANSING, 1636 Burcham MoblU Homes Kalamazoo Street. . . Since 1940. furnished, $160 a month. Call Drive. Duplex with private Complete auto painting and 372-7339. 5-1-30 attached garage, 2 huge bedrooms, 1968 MOBILE home" collision service. IV5-0256. C IVi baths, family kitchen. inner spring and box spring Newly carpeted. Fun Call 625-3616 CEDAR GREENS, one girl needed $235/month. Call 332-2057. combinations. Roll-away beds in extras. "i immediately, Sublease. After 5 3-1/26 30", 39" and 48" widths. • AUTOMOTIVE Aviation p.m., 351-8690. 3-1-28 Hollywood style beds and frames, • EMPLOYMENT ONE OR two girls needed, furnished, chests, dressers, study desks. 60 1959 VAN DYKE FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to lO'x40. • FOR RENT learn in the PIPER CHEROKEEII /I LLIAMSTON, FURNISHED walking distance, $75, 332-5320 used matching chairs for study or around $1,800 , • FOR SALE bachelor apartment, private after 6:00 p.m. 5-1/28 dining roo-n use Used card tables 351-7239. 5-1-30 Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C 9 LOST & FOUND entrance and bath. Call 655-1609. and folding chairs. Late 2 MILES to campus. Good furnished » PERSONAL AIRPLANE PARTNERSHIP K 5-1-30 stereo phonographs, and 2 bedroom house. $160/month, or components. Stereo • PEANUTS PERSONAL ownership in $13,000, 1966 will sell at $15,500, $1,000 down, recorders, used portable TV sets. • • REAL ESTATE SERVICE Cessna 172 Skyhawk, 650 hours; Cost: $300 equity, $75 per Cedar Village Apts. land contract 337-0512. 10-2/4 $140/month. Apartment gas ranges, kitchen tables and chairs. 1 and 2 burner LOST: Gl RL'S brown Science Building glasses N "■ month, $5 PER HOUR, Students • TRANSPORTATION or Pilots. Call after Monday -- NEW MANAGEMENT electric hot plates. $3.99 and up. afternoon. 351-2394. 3-l/26 1,1 • WANTED COOLIDGE ROAD 1655, one New metal kitchen cabinets. Free evenings, 372-5677. 2-1-27 2 Bedroom bedroom furnished, garage, $120 delivery. Bank card. Master Charge REWARDI BROWN~ plus utilities. 372-8876. 2-1-27 and layaway plans. Hours: 5 - DEADLINE EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW 2 Man Apartment 5:30 p.m. WILCOX ABOUT CLASSIFIED ADSI They $200.00/month LANSING EAST Side, 1 block from SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East sell things fast. Dial 355-8255. 1 P.m. one Class day be¬ Michigan Avenue. Furnished and Michigan. 485-4391. C fore publication. redecorated, 3 bedrooms plus Cancellations 12 noon one CHANNEL MASTER stereo. AM FM - Employment finished attic. Enclosed back radio. Separate speakers. class day before publica¬ porch and den. Will accommodate tion. MEDICAL 4 or more. Available immediately. 355-8083. A-5-1-30 TECHNOLOGISTS - Terms. Call evenings 372-5882. Persons' ASCP registered cytologist, also Medical Technologist to work in 5-1/27 STEIN WAY VERTICLE Piano -- 8 PHONE Bacteriology, registered or eligible. NEEDED: Gl RL to sublet new Cedar years old, Regency model, 40" FLY ACAPULCOI SPRING BRFavB Rooms 9 days - meals hote|*| - Apply SPARROW HOSPITAL Village Apartment, spring. No high console. Like new finish and - 355-8255 personnel or call 487-6111, ext. damage deposit. Call 351-0996. condition. Must sell, moving. Call transportation! 351-897&,io, J 3-1-28 MEN 21 and over - Clean quiet 655-2705. 3-A-1-28 353. 5-1-30 RATES rooms. Cooking and parking. NEEDED: one Close. Reasonable. 487-5753, VOX AMPLIFIER, Royal i, high 1 day 51.50 485-8836. TF Guardsman, like new. 489-9208. 15^ per Word per day 351-1327. 2-1 5-1-30 3 dovs SINGLE ROOM for girl at 1141 $4.00 OPENING FOR 2 male students 13 1/2# per woru per aay AY COLONY Albert Avenue. Parking. COLUMBIA 8-track cartridge deck carrying less than 10 credit hours Princeton Arms. 1 bedroom 694-8266. 10-2/5 5 days J6.50 per term for evening employment. (needs amplifier, speakers). FREE -- LIFE 13# per worn per day Job entails personal phone furnished or unfurnished 6, 9, 12 351-3820 Bob. 3-1/27 INSURANtJ. literature. Call licensed contact, 3 hours per night, 5 month leases available. Carpeted, OTTAWA WEST, 814 - Clean, aoent I (based on 10 words per ad) nights a week. Pay is salary plus heated, furnished starting at $125. STEVE KAUFMAN 353-7706.1 commissions. Must be Comer of Haslett & Hagadorn rigerator, liner sharp, FFFLY ACAPULCO: There will be a 50# service Roads. Call 337-051 1 or parking, CheaW impressive, and reliable. For 484-8023. 2-1-27 more advantages than other trii and bookkeeping charge if appointment, phone 372-9550 35 1-79 1 0, HA LSTE AD 351-5249, 351-0228. X20-2/17 this ad is not paid within and ask for Personnel Manager. MANAGEMENT COMPANY. For Rent For Rent HAM RADIO gear: Gonset G-76, 25-2-27 SPARTAN HALL. Singles, doubles, one week. 2-1/26 l AC 2 MAN efficiency apartment at men, women. Call 351-9286 or supply, calibrator, 300 cycle CW OKEMOS 1 needed for 2-man FACULTY APARTMENT. 372-1031. O-1/30 The State News will be NURSES. RN, LPN, ROSELAWN -- man Haslett. $100. includes utilities. filter -- $175; Complete 4X250B Unfurnished. No pets. EAST BARBERSHOP. 3-1-28 MANOR NURSING HOME, 707 upstairs apartment, $70 a month. 337-2381.3-1/26 responsible only for the Call 332-0914. 3-1-28 LANSING MANAGEMENT. SINGLE ROOM for girl. Cooking, Armstrong Road. Positions $150. Will trade for good receiver. first day's incorrect inser¬ Phone 332:2627. C available all shifts. Full or part WALNUT NORTH - Downstairs, parking. Two blocks to campus. Call Marty Seitz, 353-6418. Peanuts Personal tion. *** SUCH A DEAL *** 351-9504. 3-1/27 time. Excellent salary and large 2-bedroom, basement, ONE GIRL needed a-3-1-28 benefits. Call Mrs. Broke fellow student needs $160 plus electricity. immediately for 4 CONGRATULATIONS AKPsi Li Flannery, garage. roommate. $50/month. Behind man apartment. $62.50 month. Sisters: Susie, Leslie, Mary. V Director of Nursing. 393-5680. TF 676-5758. 3-1/26 FANTASTIC PLASTIC inflatable 351-2404. 3-1/27 Poplars in trailer park. 351-7219. furniture. Twenty styles, many ADPi sisters. 1-1-26 PART TIME employment for MSU 5-1-30 GROUND FLOOR colors now in stock. Call NEEDED ONE man for 4-man The State News does not Furnished, all utilities paid, furnished apartment $42.50/month. For Sale 337-9215 noon to midnight. PAM PBB from A-squared Happim midwest's largest full-line and bath. No lea: a-5-1-30 is three months. I know there* permit racial or religious Waters Edge Apartments rooms 351-6264. 3-1/27 merchant wholesaler. Automobile required. 332-0882. TF be many more. Smiles forev discrimination In Its ad¬ required. For further information, BLANK 8 track cartridges and title Frank. 1-1-26 vertising columns. The 1 GIRL for newly remodeled modern phone 351-5800. O 1 and 2 bedroom MASON, NEWLY remodeled. labels, dust bugs, tape cleaners, State News will not accept apartment. Near Campus. 2 baths Carpeted living room and kitchen. plugs and jacks galore. All at CONGRATULATIONS SHERRI, advertising which discrim¬ 351-3911. 3-1/27 JNE UP your winter term job now. Two bedrooms. Responsible HARDTOP FOR Triumph Spitfire, your new Mickey Mouse Maji 1st floor apt. inates against religion, Call 351-7319 for couple only. References and fits all years, call Larry 332-5138. Walt Disney. 1-1-26 NEED 1 girl for 2 man immediately. race, color or national or¬ deposit required. 2-1/26 Close, reduction. 351-0537. igin. 676-4141.5-1/28 UNUSUAL SALES opportunity part 3-1/27 SKI BOOTS: Raichle ret fiberjet, size time or fill time. Call 351-4370. Available Now One 10. Like new. $90. 332-0965. Houses 3-1/27 CONGRATS TO our I call: 332-4432 For Rent onth. J5<»-512J, Holt. 5-1/28 FOUR 35mm NIKON SLR automatic. Extra DRUM SET - Gretsch- Zildjian diamond fs" forever. Love EinCr# BEDROOM, two full baths, - Oinker. 1-1-26 Automotive Resident Manager Apt. No. 213 BAILEYSTREET, Lansinn 3 rooms carpeted, fireplace. Finished rec lens. Like new. $125. 351-3567. TV RENTALS - Students only. Low and batt room, garage. Devonshire 3-1/27 c , except Avenue, K.A.B. HAPPY 21st Birthdav.Youl CADILLAC, 1967 Limousine. monthly and term rates. Call KALAMAZOO, EAST, 801. Upper, 3 stove aKt«H.3c,ator. Couple Lansing. 489-1276. 5-1/26 484-2600 to bedroom, newly remodeled. $150 ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA reserve yours. only, $3l)/week and deposit. Call BOOKS BY Mary Holmes and EDEN Muriel. 1-1-26 351-0832, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. University TV Rentals. C month including utilities. IV IV 5-5834 3-1/27 GIRL NEEDED, for eight girl house, 1969, adult issue, $200, new. Southworth. Phone 663-8428 Monday through Friday, $4,250, 4-8478 before 5:30 5-1/29 close to campus. 351 -8229. 3-1 /27 489-4220 after 5.5-1/29 evenings. 3-1/26 DEARBORN BOYS: Thanks no trades. 5-1-30 NEW G.E. PORTABLE and stands ONE FOR a two man. Own room. 3 HEATH 60 watts amplifier, 6 st ing UNFINISHED rented only to MSU students and 711 East Apartments blocks from Union. $80/month. Furniture: Bar you!: The 355 Moll* CAMERO 1967. i guitar, good condition. faculty. $8.84 monthly (including 711 Burcham After 5 p.m. call 351-3155. 413 WEST top, radial tires, plus : tax). State Management 5-1/29 bedroom 355-9464. X3-1/26 snows. 351-3583. 5-1/28 2 or 3 man deluxe chest-of-drawers, bookcases, Corporation, 444 Michigan 5-1/29 prefinished picture frames, and Avenue. 332-8687. C furnished 1 bedroom OUTA-SITE house. Near PORTABLE BAR refrigerator, more. PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 Varsity CORTINA - 1964 station wagon. DESPERATE: NEED 1 man for coppertone. Holds quarter keg. New tires and battery. $290. apartment Pizza.' Fourth man needed. South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C Call ULREY COOPERATIVE: Room and Flexible terms. 351-5823. TF four-man, "bedroom," reduced Take over payments. Call 339-9234 after 4 p.m. 3-1/26 IV 9-9651 351-3525 .R.S. CHEER up and look f< board $20 and 4 hours work per rates, close, good neighbors. Greg, evenings, 485-3024. 5-1/27 351-2609. 7-1-26 STEREO COMPONENTS Eico 70 to gold ski parkas and week. Call 351-0100. 3-1-28 NEEDED IMMEDIATELY: SINGLE GIRL I goodbye to the blahs. watt amplifier, Goodman TV RENTALS: G.E., 19" portable - rXRENl?PrT=; s efficiency. Near Sparrow G,RL NEEDED to share v speakers. Call 337-0880. 6-1/28 J.A.C. 1-1-26 339-2424. 3-1/26 $8.50 per month including stand. 351-0493. Leave message. 3-1/26 DRAFTING TABLE, T-square, lamp, Recreation Call J. R. Culver Co., 351-8862, iUITAR, SILVERTONE ski boots, bindings, poles. semi-acoustic. 3 pick ups. Good 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. C ROOMY APARTMENTn MOBILE HOME. One bedroom, fully F YOU A P P R E CI ATI CORVAIR MONZA 1965 - clean, Americana. 353-1564. 3-A-1-28 condition. $100. 484-3928. EFFICIENCY advertise radio, new battery, snow tires. carpeted, furnished, couples only. RENT A TV from a TV Company, 351-3248. 7-1/30 3-1/26 "Help Wanted" columns $395. 355-8200. 3-1/26 $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300 Nejac TV Rentals. C EAST LANSING near campus. One Rooms - MSU Close to campus. 351-8941. 1-1-26 $90/month. FRAMUS 12 Call string guitar. Like 332-5623 after 6 new. p.m. workers. Dial 355-8255! bedroom, furnished. Large airy A-3-1-28 IEASTER VACATION IN Apartments rooms. Air conditioned. Newly remodeled rooms directly across from campus. MORE FUN in the SUN with Sun JAMAICA! Beautifully maintained. Select NEED GIRL for winter - Own room, clientele. Lease 332-3135 or --Parking. From $65. Shades. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 7 full days, $199.00 $60. Evergreen Street. 351-7294. 882-6549. O -Available immediately. AVAILABLE NOW: V4 block from 2615 East Michigan Avenue. Call Frank Buck 5 1-22 campus. 5 bedrooms, fireplace, 1V4 372-7409. C-1-30 927 WEST Shiawassee. New Call J. R. Culver Co. bath, modern kitchen, furnished, 351-2756 FIAT 850 Spider, 1968. 17,000 HOLT. SPACIOUS 3 n air-conditioning, parking. 351-3827, 485-2031. ALL NEW guitars, amplifiers, drums. YOU START SOMETHING GREAT actual miles. Must sell. $1400 or Includes deal for graduate 351-8862 Also taking reservations for fall. carpc ng. horns, etc. Call Rich 337-0703. when you read the Classified Ads best offer. 482-0289. 6-1/28 conditioning, refrigerator, married couple. 5-1/28 O-1-30 each dayI and oven. Disposal and heat is Furnished $165. TU 2-5761, 1968 I MP A LA fast back, 327 three included. No city income tax. 332-3959. 10-1-29 FRANDOR AREA 2 be! speed, nips! Must sell. Thom Short term lease available. Call deluxe apartment. Carpeted, TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS leasing student 355-2622, 355-2625. X3-1-28 484-4481 484-2226. TF or evenings 882-3508 or SUBURBAN-SOUTH. Near I- bedroom furnished, 5. One air-conditioned, $160 1001 Fairway Lane. a month. 351-3895, units. are now CROSSWORD These spacious luxury apartment are completely 3RD MAN needed for 4-man 663-8418. 2-1/26 355-2398. 20-2/19 carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish PUZZLE apartment. Ed or Gloria ACROSS PONTIAC 1970 GTO. Ram air 351-4207. 5-1-30 Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, 30. Bugaboo 4-speed, Phone 882-8440 after 6 31. Subtle p.m. 5-1-30 garbage disposal and individual control - central air 1. Poisonous tree emanation 5. Spotlight 32. Flaxseed VOLKSWAGEN EMPLOYMENT conditioning. These two or four man units have up to 3 8. Shred 34. Valiant i960 one owner - professor. 18,000 miles. Best offer parking unit. The student's leisure time has been 11. Marquisette 36. Denial over $225. 351-8443 or 353-4387. FEMALE: spaces per 12. Opener 37. Gambles ana ran adequately planned for with a giant heated swimming pool, 13. Topsy's friend 39. Live ana sag GENERAL OFFICE recreation and 14. Western 44. Skill rooms private balconies. If you want to be CAMPER 1967. Flexibility in office alliance 47. Diva's song □aasinaa jndition, large gas among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. 15. Expose 48. Blue grass procedure brings promising $2,000, 17. Mountain crest 49. Digit 645-9351. 4-1-29 future. Keypunch helpful. There are units starting at $70/ month per man. 19. Narrative 50. Skating area $450. Ph. 485-5481 Bellinger 20.Bone 51. Sunburn VOLKSWAGEN 1968 station wage Personnel. 52. Take lunch 22. Sp. title - AM/FM radio, Pirelli tires. Phoi 25. Conveyance 53. Construct 393-1867. 3-1/26 MALE: — I- F" r- 6~ Scooters & Cycles' MANAGEMENT TRAINEE - MODEL OPEN: 1-6 p.m. every day ' 8 "> Your degree is a stepping except Thursday ~ " ij WANTED -- OLDER Triumph, BSA, stone to a productive future. % Harley, doesn't have to run. ST — 'Many possibilities. $7,000. PHONE: 332.6441 16 351 3820 Bob. 3-1/27 Ph. Personnel. 485-5481 Bellinger ~ P Auto Service & Parts THREE AND SIX MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE w 21 22 13 i ZH ACCIDENT Problem? Call KALAMAZOO STREET BODY 25 26 27 28 29 55T" SHOP. Small dents to large ®topckmg;t)am wrecks. American and foreign IT" if cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. 2628 East Kalamazoo. C mmmwmmwr/Mwa MOBIL SERVICE CENTER MARY bklunokr 4620 S. Hagadorn mMummmmmmm « 2818 East Kalamazoo r L «T mm 485-5481 t 11.25 Value For 8.75. MANA GEMENT EXCL US1VEL Y B Y: Complete Oil and filter plus +am townuno itmi r lubrication and safety check. Ends 2-15-70 Alco Manageieit Company t - L | sT~ — w — - Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 26, 1970 9 Real Estate 1.75 Entry home ~ wen buiit and Seated on 12 wooded acres with 10 M-78 East. Phone IV Concerts to help Cigarettes Enkasheer 5 Joanna Sergeant. 1-1-26 3/79c Panty Hose ■jNTRV LIVING 4 d bedroom Cape Under a year old. Located on jcres of land. For appointment finance appeal Limit 1 99c Limit 6 l(l 676-5303. 5-1/27 Two bands will give will take place in three to six Service benefit concerts to help defray months, McCrae said ■aagaaar S53 of.ZJZ Company. 351-7830.1-1-26 D.,id MeCrea, 19, ""said*16 ^ate ®upreme Court," he B.y.mon, One Time Introductory McCr.e s.id his lawyer Puerto Rico sophomore, was Kenneth Smith of East Lansing' to $200 Offer ling on Elected ■-eg. $2.00 Opaque Panty Hose l™§ 99£ Limit 6 otheTthairto^do^'rMd^kT to y* "?akeS.$25' and will $ 40 Study (fund of Naomi Mimo, Detroit freshman, center, signs up to be tutored at the Tutorial taSSShse Center on the fourth floor, Union. Tutorial asst. Sandra = a: ^-ssjrr.TESs; McLean, secretary of the program, look on. State News Jenkins, left, and Thelma photo by Chris Wolf 2.25 Kodak Color Film J26-620-127 Flash Cubes iSis-Hs-s Heroin: success .000. story At some point the pure kee is 89c Limit 1 M" Limit 1 ands of top level mixed with milk sugar and wholesalers and quinine powder. The milk sugar the pure heroin js Qf the same fine powdery 10% off the it adulterated. Uncut texture as heroin, which has 8 Track Stereo In New heroin York, one kee of pure and pure 8it discount -• about 2.2 pounds - middleman for $20,000 a kilo. soluble in water. The quinine is price on Tapes added to restore the natural Watts appointed bitter taste of heroin which might have been all film developing S499 overcome by the milk sugar. Then this Limit I Limit 3 (continued from page 1) "I favor a board which product is put into the hands of want to depend on how well they educate the student body, the represents a cross-section University not just of the white, Pushers -- the frontline peddlers ■susSSSass' larly not kind of programs they institute, middle-class Americans," Watl lead us how well they preosre the said. "e line. We people who comr imo office The senior does not thin amounting to 10 or so ' bags" or 50% off "decks." ... >e people after them, and the extent to . , .. -aecks These n are the glassine student government should " Bic Pens ***** itself mto off-campus edly each which they involve a cross - section of all types of students," ™eJ°P«8, containing no less than one grain on all „ F?* Id bust" "Although community action heroin, ;omplished Watts said, "Once the student feels is a good thing, ASMSU has Qn the street On 12° sunglasses immediate ASMSU is for him, and not quite a few problems here on level, quantities are (S quite a something on the third floor out campus to contend with first," generally „er described as Limit 6 Limit 1 he explained. "nickel bags," "deuces" and of reach, he's going to be into it — , Others seniors .... . , "treys." A nickel bag, which ■eagafSasr noticed a a lot more," he continued, member-lat-large Petitioning were jor James may have originaHy f7tched $5 ibit who Winkworth of Harper Woods; may cost $7.50 to an addict, He favors decentralization of o him," ASMSU "all the way." Lawrence Sandess, Sioux Falls, Spending upon quality. There are aiso fi waps for vonnocterc her face, Watts said he favors placing a S.D.; Barney White of East Lansing; Edward Wendover of s^hThirfi ihool Jdents s Plush 'n Beauty Wet Look delegate from the Black him. Detroit; Charles Rader of Brush On Liberation Front on the ASMSU Huntington Woods; Teresa the It is in New York that nost • " nation> known addicts Make-Up Panty Hose figured it board to insure at least n black Taylor of Battle Creek, Stephen congregate. And it is New York 59c couldn't student who represent Martin of Lansing; and Mike that the traffic chain completes minority views, Gieszer of East Lansing. a link and becomes a circle. Limit 1 Limit 6 light be stopped. He said he feels the present ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ined by a electoral system discriminates »n for against minority students, who 't the often cannot afford an expensive UNION BOARD'S 50% off it campaign. was Tide Laundry Advanced Beginner on all duragloss Detergent Teach-in and Intermediate false eyelashes jiant size JJt Limit 1 Limit 1 the Agricultural Development Council, of which John D.Rockefeller III is chairman. "And Bridge Lessons ■ssSSSssr ■sssSEssr you haven't done anything yet?" he said. "We done it-last Wednesday," Extended Sign-up Thru replied a member of the "honor guard." 3:30 p.m. Tampa* 10's Safeguard Soap Speaking of the Chicago trial, Erlich said, "What are you going 'omplexion to do if they're convicted?" He said that if those on trial Tuesday, January 27. at the IV Limit 1 Limit 3 are found guilty, "I hope there Union Board Office or icevied by are some courthouses and federal Clark and as approved Celler's committee in 1968, the by buildings with new air Call 355-3355. ■asiS&.ss' conditioning in them." program called for direct federal After the fight, Erlich invited 6 Lessons $3.00 grants to the cities, where the people to express their opinions. $5.95 crime problem is most severe. Discussing the police, one girl But the bill was changed on the said they protect people, while Supp-hose Ultra Brite House floor to provide that the another said, "Police protect grants would go to the states, corporate property and the MIDWINTER CLEANING Panty Hose Toothpaste which would then disperse the rich." mily size funds as they saw fit. The young man with the Viet s3" "Control of crime is the cities' responsibility," said Celler. Cong flag said his group was not with the Weatheman, a faction SPECIAL Limit 1 "The states have no expertise of the Students for a Democratic East Lans?ngPltnore Onl Expires after 1-31-70 in this field and the relations Society. between 20% city and state "MSU is responsible for the « governments are frequently deaths and persecution of the 1.75 1.19 poor. But now the cities have to Vietnamese people since 1956. Head & Shoulders go hat-in-hand to their state capitals to bet for portions of MSU is famous for running around the world spreading Right Guard this money. It is an unhealthy imperialism and fascism," he HERE'S HOW TO SAVE; Tube Shampoo Diy Deudorant situation." said. When Congress decided to give the money to the states r Grand River Shop :amily Size S^ 19 79c hardly any states had an agency capable of planning the kind>of comprehensive program required for LEAA fundings. All 50 states Wharton East (coupon) Lansing Store Only Expires after 1-31-70 have now established such (continued from page 1) 3. Every item will be cleaned and pressed at a 20% discount agencies, and just recently Atty. for change right from of reg. price. the Gen. John N. Mitchell announced the dispersal of $236 million among them the first major allocation of funds under University, not in," he said. that I brought Wharton explained that he wants to familiarize himself with the OFFER EXPIRES FEBRUARY 9, 1970 STATE DISCOUNT the program. University before he proposed any major We Cash MSU Payroll Checks Celler wants to find out changes. "You don't just leap into an distribution planned by the states, and also the kinds of said. institution this size and boy, I've got all the answers," he say 'Oh "It isn't that I don't have ideas LOUIS I.D. Required 307 E. Grand River programs that the states are for change," he added. 623 E. Grand River * One Hour Service going to fund. 10 Michigan State News, Hast Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 2 Natural wildlife preserved! at 180-acre Lansing animals and agricultural growth, Saturdays to specialize in certain farm By LINDA KNIBBS State News Staff Writer a bee colony, a water fowl areas of ecology. A different program is offered Scholarships are children available] wishing to attend r sanctuary and various nature Discovery. Often they Beyond the smoky stacks of trails. The main building, Nature every season so children have the awarded to youngsters Lansing's automobile factories Center, provides classrooms for opportunity to study the natural core city who from!? lies Woldumar, a bit of educational programs, offices for world in its changing stages. enjoy the ■ to uncivilized land where children Nature Way, the interior of an The children spend their time study untouched nature I can learn about their natural old barn for programs and social "The kids are * I environment. studying outdoors along the Hinkle said. "They learn gatherings and a gift shop. trails and also have lessons inside Life at Woldumar, 5539 Woldumar offers an outdoor the Nature Center under the they never thought they couKI Reactions from Lansing Rd., remains untouched classroom for the study of teachers supervision of the Woldumar by human progress. Soil, trees, natural sciences under the staff. The large classroom has parents about the have always WolduJ plants, flowers, animals, birds programs and waterlife have been left to guidance of a trained staff. All walls covered with nature favorable, Hinkle said members have an interest in //PW- their natural cycles. Nature Way Assn., a group of nature and receive in - service training to become acquainted collections from snakeskins to butterflies. children tend to learn the exciting natural quickiTS class umB Greater Lansing area citizens, maintains the 180 acre preserve. The land, donated to the with Woldumar. Presently two programs for students hpve been established, school programs and Complete Ski Equipment Discovering nature association by Mrs. Gladys Olds Anderson, was once part of the Camp Discovery. Children from the Lansing area explore some of the natu landscape of Woldumar, an outdoor ment. colony, The a area includes a rural life center, a bee water fowl sanctuary, and nature trails. Olds farm on the Grand River. The area includes a rural life The school program operates during enables the school week and teachers to utilize RENTALS classroor where children i center for observing farm Woldumar as a unique teaching aid. The pupils spend a few hours Weekdays — $5 observing the plants, IHCREASE COMMUNICATION animals, birds and natural processes they in textbooks. have read about Fri. noon - Mon. noon School districts in Ingham, Cabinet names Gr Eaton and Clinton Counties use the Grades sixth facilities at may Woldumar. kindergarten through visit the center. position as director of student to talk to a few hundred cooperative to offer discounts to Guidance from a staff naturalist students on clothing and other is available. opinion research, Grossfeld students in one of the residence items. "The program is designed to spent six months sounding out halls. Grossfeld explained. student views. Crossfeld said he would also help the teacher and is Other possible programs like to see the board and Cabinet Bob Grossfeld, appointed as He plans to have the Cabinet include local information educationally sound," Robert become more independent of the new ASMSU Cabinet initiate programs with a socio - centers, a racial harmony each other. Hinkle, East Lansing graduate academic orientation. He feels project, local ombudsmen, student, said. president by the Student Board "Overlapping has caused a lot Hinkle is an interpretive Thursday night sees his role as that student activities in the past teacher evaluation study and of good programs to fall apart in naturalist on the Woldumar staff decentralizing the organization's have been too "cut and dried -- sensitivity groups. the past," he said. either all parties or all classes." "All of these and is completing a degree in services onto a local level. programs are One such socio Grossfeld replaced Paul Graf, conservation education. The Oak Park junior also academic going to be handled on the local program would be an extension level. Their first responsibility Muskegon senior, who resigned The second major program for plans to increase the Cabinet's at the beginning of the term for children offered by Woldumar is communication with students. of the Great Issues program to a will be to the students in the Phone personal reasons. - 351-9494 "I'm going to have all the local level. Many speakers who complex, and secondly to the Camp Discovery. The fields, directors and all the vice might not have the time to cabinet officers," Grossfeld said. Other petitioners for the forest and river become a . «« 2283 Grand River cabinet presidency were Edward Mon. Wed. Fn. 10-9:30 Crossfeld also mentioned the classroom during each six - week Okemos. Mich. presidents going out to talk to prepare a large - scale Tues. Sat. 10-6:00 Wendover, Detroit senior session. Sixty children meet on y2 mile west of Meridian Mall students," he said. In his former presentation could easily arrange possibility of a student - owned Douglas Callahan, Fenton junior Stuart R. Cohen, Detroit senior; and Patrick Durkin, Escanaba Former Army war protester junior. Your Host From Coast To Coast The Nation's Innkeeper pretty cautious' Viet vet Two Locations In Lansing Area 3121 E. GRAND RIVER AVE. WASHINGTON one half months remaining in his (AP) - exercising free speech." He Ph. 489-2481 Michael three year enlistment. Sanders, the Army contended his assignment to - honor - guard sergeant who Kentucky's two Republican 6051 S. PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Vietnam was in retaliation for an senators, John Sherman Cooper Ph. 393-1650 claimed his shipment to Vietnam interview in The Louisville was punishment for publicly Courier - Journal in which he and Marlow W. Cook, intervened opposing the war is a civilian s.1 a Secretary of the Army was quoted as saying, "I am very SPECIAL again and still against the war. much Stanley Resor reviewed the case SPECIAL opposed to our Vietnam before affirming Sander's orders. But he's planning no speeches, involvement." SUNDAY MONDAY Sanders told an interviewer he though free of Army restraints. The Army denied this was so hasn't changed his opposition to "I'm STEAK AND 4 for your average fellow" the 23 a pretty cautious - year - old and said Sanders was ticketed for Vietnam because he hadn't the war, although acknowledging . . . CHICKEN $725 SPAGHETTI $150 Sanders told an interviewer. been there before. some anger at the enemy for the everyday hungry gourmet DINNER » . DINNER . death of a "real good buddy." Honorably discharged here in At that time Sanders was 600 N. Homer at E. Saginaw near Frandor Shopping Center Children $1.25 mid - December after about five "I'm not going to let a few All you can eat attached to the famous Army months in Vietnam Sanders is brief feelings of anger change my Old Guard, ceremonial unit back with his wife and 10- attitude about a war I feel is which provides sentinels for the month old daughter. He works - Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. unjust," Sanders said. in a bank and studies nights at His five months were spent with One of Sander's contentions the University of Maryland. was that he should not have a security platoon attached to a His quiet return contrasted been assigned to Vietnam headquarters at Pleiku in the sharply with his departure last because he had only seven and Central Highlands of South Vietnam spring which was bathed in publicity. Asked whether he is active in OLD BUREAUCRACY the anti - war movement, the Kentucky - born ex - sergeant said shortly." "Not yet, but I will be Sanders said, "There are a few Prof lec young Democratic organizations China's 1 am going to look into." And he added he probably would campaign for Sen. Eugene on McCarthy if the Minnesota Democrat should try again for the presidency. . Does he intend to make any antiwar speeches? China may have the oldest "I don't think so," Sanders bureaucracy in the world, replied, indicating he will devote according to Kwan Wai So, spare time to such projects as associate professor of history, ASMSU teaching music to young blacks. who lectured on traditional Last May, when Sanders was China. He fighting Army orders sending Epsilon, the international spoke to Delta Phi Sponsored by him to Vietnam, he asserted the fraternity on Jan. 22, as part of action was "punishment for my their weekly speaker program. So concentrated Confucianism, an on Neo expanded - March 21 - 28 Sorority offers form of Confucianism which • was from thought to dominate China the 12th but American Airlines round trip jet from Detroit 2 scholarships century actually the 14th. was not practiced until •1st Class hotel across from the beach "The political philosophy of totalling $300 China was, in theory, an autocracy," So said. "The DR. SO • Individual beds - 3 to room Two scholarships totaling emperor was seen as heaven's $300 are being offered by Delta representative on earth." considered the most important • Private bath Delta Delta sorority to children because they were the sophomore and junior women at MSU. However, because of China's vastness, an elite group based on only ones who could carry on . • Air • conditioning the family line. literary merit and made up of Applicants should show promise of valuable service in their local people was established to help the emperor rule the land. So emphasized the clanishness and low geographic mobility of • Complete meals chosen field to future the society where often one • Tour of communities. Academic record, contribution to campus life and came Many of the peasant uprisings during natural disasters, So village would be completely made up of one clan. the Bay financial need will also be said, because these were thought to be signs to the ruler from So said the economy was For Information Call • Welcome cocktail party considered. basod on agriculture and was Application forms for the heaven. frugal as opposed to affluent. ASMSU: 355-4560 COMPLETE scholarship are available from Mabel Peterson, vice president of The society was man Theoretically, all other professions were looked down • "Happy Hour" held nightly student affairs, 106 Student Services Bldg., and from the Tri considered inferior. It was not until after World War II that on, but in practice some were respected, such as the After 6 p.m. call: • All tips & taxes For Information call- Delta chapter, 634 MAC Ave. ASMSU at 355-4560 were women given equal rights, merchants. With agriculture as Dealine for applications is Feb. 25. completed he said. Following this philosophy, the sons were the base the economy was unstable due to natural disasters. 353-6318 or 351-8880 • 8 Days and Seven Nights After 6 p.m. call: ""°c