Tuesday MICHIGAN Cloudy . . Four things STATE NEWS . . . . . . with a chance of light snow. . come not back: the STATE High today in the low 30's, low spoken word, the sped arrow, tonight in the upper 20's. Rain or the past life and the neglected UNIVERSITY snow likely Wednesday. opportunity. --AI Malavase 01.62 Number 121 East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 27, 1970 Nixon vetoes HEW fund request WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon your prices or your taxes - I will not be drawn or the Departments of Labor and a law to ease the way to reforming But it was at that point he cautioned do everything that I can to see that the -nday night vetoed the $19.7 billion approve that program." Health, Education and Welfare and the education without inflation. ucation and labor appropriation before a The President contended his action against spending ourselves poor. federal government spends less in Office of Economic Opportunity would The President said he respected the -tionwide television audience, calling it would be in the long - range interest of have to continue operating at last year's Spelling out why he considers the bill Washington so that you can have more to better health and education viewpoints of congressmen and senators as spend at home. If we are to stop the rise in he wrong amount for the wrong purpose programs. well wrong in amount, purpose and timing, the "Above all," he said, "it is in the vital spending levels under temporary as members of an education lobby the cost of living which is putting such a .. at the wrong time." authorization. who disagree with his views. President said that the amount is bad interest of all Americans in because in the last ten years the cost of strain on the family budgets of millions of It was Nixon's first presidential veto, and stopping the But he said his duty is to act on behalf of rise in the qost of Nixon conceded that a bill providing for Americans, we must cut our federal way he did it was unprecedented. living." such politically popular causes in an all Americans who would be hit by higher living leaped 25 per cent and a major factor After an 11-minute broadcast report to Earlier fci the day presidential press in this was the government's spending budget." election year is difficult to turn down. But living costs. $57 When the House shouted its final e nation, he picked up his pen and signed secretary Ronald L. Ziegler told newsmen Nixon noted that this country spends billion more than it took in taxes. the White House is confident, on the basis he said he had to consider all programs approval of the bill Monday afternoon the veto message before the television more than any nation on health and with one principle in mind — the best "I think this was wrong," Nixon said. visitors' gallery was filled with hundreds of of its soundings, that the House will not interest of all Americans. education and he hopes this will continue. "That is why as your President I intend to educators who are mounting a massive The bill carries $1.26 billion more than vote to override the veto which is to be sent to it Tuesday. member by - member appeal to Congress - ixon's budget recommendations, most of At the same time, Nixon said if Congress The showdown House vote is to override the long - expected veto. for education aid and for health research. expected upheld his veto he would seek With the test coming up, Nixon went on Wednesday. Should it override the veto the appropriations immediately for the e radio and television to warn that "we matter then goes to the Senate since both nation's health and education needs and: n spend ourselves poor." chambers must reject a veto by two - thirds "You can be sure that no school will "That is why," he said in a prepared text, majorities to make the challenged bill need to be closed. No school child be no matter how popular a spending become law. If the House refuses to denied an education as a result of the action I take tonight." SDS stage rogram is, if I determine that its override, the veto -ctment will have the effect of raising sticks. In that case a new bill would have to He said he would work with Congress on peaceful OURT RULING against Expected violence failed to materialize Draft protestors protected Monday recruiters as a rally sponsored by Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) in protest of the presence on campus of General Electric degenerated into apathetic confusion. from losing student status Richard Bernitt, director of public safety, said prior to the demonstration that he was not anticipating violence, but he had taken preventive measures. Numerous WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme plainclothes officers mingled with the Last week the court ruled 5 to 3 that white in use Macon, Ga., by a crowd and uniformed police were seen in ourt ruled 6 to 2 Monday that draft draft boards cannot accelerate the segregationist can be turned back to private the building during the sards cannot take a college student's induction of war protesters already in 1A heirs to keep blacks out. morning. In addition to the presence of police, the -ferment away because he turned in his as punishment for giving Justice Black, for the majority, said the up their draft Placement Bureau transferred the G.E. raft card to protest the Vietnam war. cards. Constitution guarantees blacks the right to recruiters from the Student Services Bldg. Justice Hugo L. Black said neither the Monday's decision prohibits the use public parks. But he said, there is to the stadium as a further "dent nor local boards can set reclassification to 1A of students precautionary or any nothing in the Constitution to bar measure. -nditions for student deferments that are other men Congress intended to protect operators of the estate of former Sen. Students who had ot in the 1967 draft law. from military service. scheduled Augustus Octavius Bacon from taking the appointments with the recruiters were Together, the rulings mean protesters park back and keeping both blacks and taken from Student Services to the stadium Black, speaking for the majority, said cannot be called up solely on the judgment whites out. in a station-wagon. Upon -ngress intended to spare students from of their boards that Black said "there is reason for everyone arriving at the they are stadium, the car was backed in and the duction as long as they remained "delinquents." Both ruljngs went against to be disheartened£^when a city park is udents. There is gates were relocked. no indication in the law, the Justice Department and the Selective destroyed. But, he said, the responsibility said, that the deferment can be taken ay because the registrant failed to keep Service system. In the civil rights area, meanwhile, the of Supreme Court justices "is to construe and enforce the laws of the land as they are Recruiting protest The rally began at 1 p.m. with a small crowd of onlookers watching a group of is draft card. court ruled 5 to 2 that a park deeded for John D. Shingleton, director of the Placement Bureau, met ith approximately 25 SDS members picket and and not to legislate social policy on the the students protesting the presence of General Electric re¬ give brief speeches. Among those who basis of our own personal inclinations." spoke were Dick Ostreicher of RYM The court in other actions: cruiters on campus. Shingleton said He supported the student's II-Mother Jones Collective and Sam Riddle -Unanimously rejected a request by right to protest, but he also defended the- right of students to of Black Liberation Front International Gov. Claude Kirk of Florida for denies plans hold interviews with prospective employers. (BLF) and ASMSU. omney reconsideration of the Jan. 14 decision ordering desegregation of public schools in 14 Southern districts by Feb. 1. State News photo by Richard Warren Riddle's speech, which drew the loudest (please turn to page 9) --Turned down, 6 to 2, an appeal by or Senate campaign publisher Ralph Ginzburg from a $75,000 Operating costs force end judgment that he libeled Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., in Fact magazine by suggesting that Goldwater had a severely WASHINGTON (UPI) -- George Romney support for her or for me," he said. paranoidal personality and was unfit to be id Monday he has no plans to run for the "Absolutely none." president. The article appeared in 1964 "~i. Senate this year. But he declined to "I am occupied in programs that I think when Goldwater was the Republican le out the possibility that he or his wife ight become a candidate if Michigan "publicans cannot agree on someone else. The Secretary of Housing and Urban are state of tremendous national importance and importance and consequently I mean exactly what I say—I'm hopeful they (party leaders) unite behind someone else." candidate for president. -Dismissed, 5 to 2, an attack by three (please turn to page 9) of LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Five years ago, U-C "We feel we've been involved in summer "The savings we envisioned were not a great velopment said he would prefer to the University of California regents and comic tragedy," says Donald Moore, who emain in Romney said his wife, Lenore, shares his realized," a council spokesman said. President Nixon's cabinet though "Michigan would benefit from a belief that neither of them should seek the Campus fast state college trustees decided to convert their 27 campuses to year-round classes.A directed the conversion to a 12-month operation at 20,000-student Cal State-Los The summer session already has been nomination. Mrs. Romney has been dropped at the University of California at Senator" to replace incumbent Sign ups will continue through Friday Angeles. mentioned as a possible candidate by study predicted $113 million savings over Los Angeles and the University of -mocrat Philip A. Hart. for persons wanting to participate in the House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford 10 years. Professors, under the year-round plan, California at Berkeley, the only universities "The President has indicated to me that all-campus fast Feb. 13 to help feed victims of Grand Rapids, among others. Now they're dropping the 12-month taught only nine months a year. Some were to convert to year-round study before the he is concerned he would like to of the Biafran war. required, however, to teach in the summer. ~ plan. Few students were willing to attend regents ordered it canceled. me remain in the cabinet," the former But Romney said if the choice were Dormitory cafeterias have agreed to pay summer classes and, as a result, operating Predictions on the $113 million savings chigan governor told conference. 52 cents per student fasting, a two cent based estimations Four state a news between him and his wife, the party leaders costs climbed instead of fell. The were on by the college campuses—Los Romney said Michigan Republican would be "much wiser to give increase over last year. Lifeline for Biafra change-over itself also proved costly. Coordinating Council for Higher Angeles, Pomana, San Luis Obispo and "ders will meet will channel the funds through UNICEF, Education, an advisory group. Although Friday at St. Clair to consideration to her than to me." The change-back has dismayed Hayward—also converted and will "in the process of the United Nations Children's Fund. discontinue the program at the end of next picking a "consensus" professors whose academic programs were operating costs would rise $94 million, the ndidate for the Senate. A spokesman for Mrs. Romney said the Sign up sheets are available in the council said, construction costs would drop "No effort is dormitories. reorganized from two 41/2-month semesters going to be jnade by me or secretary was speaking for the family and a year to four three-month quarters. Many $207 million because of the better use y my wife or she would have no comment. In dropping year-round classes, the by anyone else to get courses were restructured. made of existing facilities. trustees and regents said summer attendance at UCLA and UC-Berkeley has averaged about 35 per cent of the level of the other nine months and at the state colleges it was about 50 per cent of O'Dowd administration normal. wants team' Enrollment justify the extra was too costs low, they said, to institutions for an extra three months or to have much effect on the need for new of running large restricted that he could not deal with in the selection of the new chancellor. facilities on the campuses. emergencies or unanticipated problems Four student members of the "It may be that many find it that arise. impossible University Senate resigned their to attend a full 12-week O'Dowd said he will not try to deal positions earlier that week — before the program in the As the new chancellor of Oakland summer," a university official observed. with students' problems personally Senate voted to support O'Dowd. University, Donald O'Dowd will deal unless all other administrative channels O'Dowd had nearly unanimous "There is with students "in terms of how we deal a long tradition of students*' • have failed. support from faculty, staff and alumni. with the University as a total system." earning money in the summer," noted "It's going to be valuable for me to Students, however, felt they did not William Simpson, an economics professor The 43-year-old O'Dowd, presently meet with students over issues of broad know him well enough to recommend who succeeded Moore as head of provost and vice chancellor of Oakland, policy, directions of the university and him for the chancellorship. year-round operation at Cal State-Los was named chancellor by the MSU essentially philosophical matters," he They asked for establishment of a Angeles. Board of Trustees Jan. 16. He will take said. selection committee with students office Feb. 1, succeeding Durwood "It's unfair of me to try to solve "The whole thing is occupying half the committee seats. ridiculous," said Varner, who has accepted a position as students' problems," he said. "If I do They suggested that an acting chancellor Moore, also an economist, "We go through chancellor of the University of the people who are charged to handle be named in the interim and that the a great deal of effort. . .and for what?" Nebraska. these things don't get a chance to do it. permanent chancellor be named by the "My conception of administration is Some students will get to me and Under Moore, $30,000 governing board that will be set up was spent in to build a team of first rate colleagues others, because of time limitations, when Oakland obtains its independence 1964-65 at Cal State - Los Angeles for and deal with most administrative won't. The ones who don't will feel from MSU. salaries and other expenses in planning the problems as a team," he said. they are slighted. Presumably, Oakland will obtain its conversion from semesters to quarters. He explained that as provost he At the trustees About $100,000 was spent in 1965-66 and meeting at which independence this year. The trustees are brought into his office "four guys who O'Dowd was named chancellor, students investigating the advisability of severing $370,000 in 1967, when the actual are bright and energetic and willing to presented petitions signed by 1440 of Oakland s made. from the University. A bill take a chance on something." They Oakland's 6,000 students asking that a authorizing Oakland's independence as No precise figures are available for the were assigned general areas of longer selection process be established other campuses because planning costs, responsibility, but none was so to give students a more significant voice (please turn to page 9) officials said have been lumped into overall operating costs. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 27,1970 Judiciary transfer, Himelright asked her to to hear hall transfer plea I think he has it built up in his basis of sex," violates the spirit, order that the University foster review the substance of a judiciary hasn't taken any action keep the transfer card on file. He mind as something it isn't," if not the letter, of the 1967 segregation of sexes, that the regulation or an administrative on it yet. then went to Tom Dutch, Brody Dutch said, jokingly. Civil Rights Law. decision which is alleged to be "They can act on it in full, act A Bryan Hall man who was University decided at its refused a transfer to Butterfield Complex manager, whose "Those two girls might accept Himelright's appeal is also discretion how people must live inconsistent with the guidelines on it in part, or reject it," Hall has filed an appeal with the signature is also required for the him," Dutch added, seriously, aimed at the Freedom Report their lives; then we can probably established in Articles One, Two, Nonnamaker said. transfer. "but there are 40 others who section stating that "all do with less order and more Three and Six." He added that the issue is tied Student - Faculty Judiciary. Charles Himelright, West "He (Dutch) said that if I might not." regulations shall seek the best freedom," he said. No action yet to Michigan's cohabitation laws. Chester, Pa., junior, applied for a found girls who were willing to Claims violations possible reconciliations of the The appeal to the judiciary Dickerson said he has sent The legal definition of have me as a roommate in Himelright's appeal to the cohabitation as defined by state transfer to the women's Himelright's appeal claims the principles of maximum freedom was made in accord with .Article Butterfield Hall, he would let me transfer refusal was a violation and necessary order." 4.3.4.5 of the Freedom Report judiciary. Eldon Nonnamaker, statutes will have to be residence hall on Jan. 14, but move in. I've found at least one of Articles 1.5.05, 1.2, 1.4, "If it is essential to necessary dean of students, said the considered if the appeal is heard. the head advisor of Butterfield stating that the Judiciary "shall room I can move into on those 1.05.01 refused to sign the transfer card. and 1.5.02 of the He did receive the necessary conditions," Himelright said. Academic Freedom Report. On Jan. 15 Himelright said signature from the Bryan Hall two Himelright maintains the resident advisor for the transfer. girls offered to let him move Dept. of Residence Halls, in 'Greater living learning' "I requested to transfer to into their Lauri room. Villaire, The two are Essexville designating Butterfield women's residence has failed to a TARGET: DORMITORIES Butterfield Hall for the reason freshman, and Linda Hurst, make the regulation "brief, clear Harrisville freshman. and specific." that it will be a greater living - Want precedent set "They have failed to state rent-strike learning experience than continuing to live in Bryan," of the sent to Milton B. Dickerson, vice "We want to set the precedent Himelright said in his appeal, what's legality of a man living in been termed a women's dorm," Miss Villaire said. clearly who can live in such dorms," he said. He cites the University pamphlet "Residence Halls" which states that after U-M president for student affairs. Dutch said he wasn't sure When the Butterfield head one year in residence a student By JEFF SHELER campus rent withholding strike whether Himelright was serious member of the steering "At IMit time," Feldkamp advisor refused to approve the may select halls, rooms and State News Staff Writer against Ann Arbor landlords. committee of the Ann Arbor when he approached him on the roommates for the next year. said, "I answered and explained matter. Chosen as roommate o* j Students at ..u * * the tt : i. , The current decision to strike Tenants Union. that our current budget presents University of was put to the Baits residents in no possibility of reducing rent "I think he has this concept "I have chosen Butterfield. of harem living. I don't really Several people in Butterfield Jfif jS™*? off campus rent M-eir withholding the form of a ° University, "in Baits residents. "We've been Inst|tute of Technology, discriminating in housing on the talking with the administration speaking on the Apollo moon since before Christmas and all ro^s' e Massachusetts leases saying that they will pay rent on a regular monthly basis," Feldkamp said. forced room and to said. "This extra sign contracts for both board," Finkelstein rallying point." gripe may be scarf on his neck. State News McAllister photo by Jerry holiday „ A The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State we got was bureaucratic clatter." , The colloquium will be held at 4 p.m. Wednesday, in 128 Nat. He added that he hadn't been approached by the striking University, is published every class day during four school Last year U-M students, ®£j* group but said he had received GOP „ — legislators terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. demanding lower rent and better presentation is open to list of grievances before 7 Subscription rate is $14 per year. living conditions, staged an off - the University community. Christmas. Member Associated Press, United Press International, Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Michigan Press Collegiate Press, Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Association, United States Student Press Association. reefs ion Imports ATTENTION CAR OWNERS to attend Forum' * THE SANDWICH PEOPLE Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. Complete front end repair and Several Republican members environmental control. 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I Hubbard Jan. 31,10-1 I will be present for questions and suggestions by students. Members of Gov. Milliken's staff will also be present. "The Forum" was created last spring as a monthly program by a group of legislators who wanted to increase the opportunities for students to talk with state policy Yhiiwrj?, makers each month. Tonight's Forum will be at 8 p.m. in 1U4B Wells Hall. Appearing Wednesday Bodman String Quartet. Live Chamber Music. & Accomoanied by \a cast of live ' lobsters, oysters, (and clams, East s Lansing's finest j Seafood restaurant.1 Maybe we can Or in Accounting, Sit down and rap with FOR RESERVATIONS light your fire. 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Change for the better with Alcoa H ALCOA Miciiigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 27, 1970 3 NEWS Th ieu asks more aid U.S. Good Sirloin $109 A summary capsul# summary of th«. day's events from from S. Viet, allies lb. our wire services. SAIGON (AP) Nguyen Van Thieu - President Vietnamese Newspaper Editors. said Monday But, he declared, the "We are living independent world," he said. "A in an T-Bone Steak South Vietnam needs help from government of South Vietnam "My feeling is that any student its friends now, but it will take an independent course if allied "is not submissive." Listeners speculated whether quarter of a century after the end of the second World there are still over 300,000 War, lb. $129 who has a problem should have an policy "is not in accordance Thieu was trying to put a American soldiers in Europe. In advocate in the dean of students with our national interests." Grand Prize damper on sentiment in the Korea, 17 years after the office whose commitment in life is Addressing an audience that United States for withdrawal of armistice, there still are 55,000 to solve the problems of students. The dean of students' job is to be included foreign newsmen and all U.S. combat diplomats, Thieu called for more Vietnam in 1970. He has already aid from his country's allies. troops from American there to help soldiers preserve common remaining Lean Pork Chops told a news conference this security and world peace. Thrse the helper of students in any area where he has personal or "To lose South Vietnam, timetable would be too fast to means whole the deterioration of a suit him. conditions are not considered dangerous for the independence as Center Cut Rib institutional problems. If he can't big and secure rear, Thieu hinted at a long - range of European countries and that namely the free world," he told postwar role for American of Korea. On the solve the problem, student ought to come to me." then the a dinner meeting of the Assn. of troops in Vietnam. contrary, they contribute to the stability of those countries and maintain Boneless Rolled Pork -Donald O'Dowd, Oakland University chancellor MILI1 LEXES their security." Thieu took issue with Loin Roast iiiiiiiiiiHiimimiiiimiiimiiiammiiiiiUHiiiii newsmen and other critics here ■i m ■Coupon m mm a « a§ and abroad who have accused ^ I l International News The U.S. Command reported Monday an increase in France ch him of running a one - man government. M1 Jello 3 °z <*9 j Oven Fresh liilitary action by both allied and North Vietnamese "In South Vietnam, while the brces in all four military zones of South Vietnam. The soldiers All flavors I Sandwich Bread for dying on the are Jommand jttacks said there were 29 enemy rocket and mortar between 8 a.m. Sunday and 8 a.m. Monday, U.S. battlefields in order to preserve | democracy there are a 6/39c . . . Jbout half of them in Tay Ninh Province north of number of people who seem to 1 1/2# Loaf laigon. Three Americans were reported wounded, and WASHINGTON (AP) The forget that we are and are helping the in wartime, louth Vietnamese losses were reported light. French took over - American The NATO allies have agreed enemy with their statements and activities." 1 Allied ground and air forces claimed 175 North facilities that cost more than to help the United States recoup with $5 food I purchase i iietnamese and Viet Cong killed during the 24 hours in Idozen fights scattered from the Mekong Delta south of $900 million when U.S. forces were evicted from France in 1966. To date French leaders some of its relocation but this will amount to no more expenses, than $67 million, officials say. He those also had an who argue answer that true for Limit 6 l I 3/$|00 laigon to the populous coastal lowlands below Da Nang. ' have offered nothing in The $67 million would democracy is not practiced in Sout Vietnam. Americans were killed and five wounded; the payment. represent payment to the United lighest number of U.S. troops reported killed during a American officials say the States for having to build new "All of you know," he said, 4-hour period in three weeks. South Vietnamese losses French government was formally military facilities in Belgium, "that democracy in Vietnam is e reported as seven wounded. presented a claim in September Britain and Germany. 1968 followed last January by a newly bom, and is newly born in an detailed request for indemnity. France did not completely underdeveloped country I A special emissary of U.N. Secretary General U Thant The matter has been "under leave NATO out in the cold by which has just recaptured Spartan Vegetable Oil [jQt its independence." 38 Iported Monday that bloodshed and violence soon will study" by Paris since then its 1966 decision. oz. bottle lid in fallen Biafra, but malnutrition, poverty and death meaning, officials say, France so The French government still Thieu called for reform of remain a cause for alarm. Said-Udden Khan, a far has given no indication allows the alliance to pump vital South Vietnam's electoral law whether she thinks the U.S. |tired brigadier from Pakistan, called for major effort military fuel which 7? a to provides that v volunteer and government agencies. request is too high whether she will bargain over it. or even through NATO Germany financed presidential candidate winning the Crisco 3# can pipelines across France and also the most votes, and not J Khan also reported cases of looting, rape and Officials concede they don't permits allied planes to use necessarily a majority, wins the ■discipline on the part of victorious Nigerian Federal anticipate a French reply French air space. post. loops. He said the soldiers were being punished by 15< anytime in the near future liperior officers. Khan estimates a million people need although the matter could come up when French President Musselman's Apple Sauce 303 can Jsistance in varying degrees. Georges Pompidou visits Students protest 4 $J00 President Nixon Feb. 24. I The Iranian lashes Sunday newspaper Ettelaat said Monday that "People are dogging this along but we've got no deadline for Shurfine Pork & Beans 2 1/2 can between Iraqi troops and liti-government demonstrators resulted in "many" fcople wounded in Iraq. The paper said police opened le after demonstrators demanding a halt to the mass getting it settled," said. The problem dates back to when Charles de Gaulle one official against Marcos pulled Icecutions by the Baathist regime ignored security the French out of the military MANILA (AP) -- Thousands of students battled 1,500 riot setup of the North Atlantic police and hurled bottles, stones and a wooden casket at [arnings and refused to disperse despite the use of tear Treaty Organization and President Ferdinand E. Marcos and his wife outside * Congress demanded American troops Monday night. National News leave France. Scores of demonstrators and police were reported injured in the The United States withdrew two-hour clash that ebbed to sporadic fights near the presidential thousands of troops plus 813,000 palace about 300 yards away. | William Ellenburg, a retired Detroit police officer, tons of equipment and stocks Marcos and his wife were not injured. The main confrontation s named by Mayor Carl B. Stokes to succeed Patrick but had to leave several military started when Marcos emerged from the congressional L Gerity as Cleveland's new police chief. building complexes behind. after delivering his state of the nation address. The 20,000 I Stokes, citing a rising crime rate, announced the The value of the facilities, demonstrators pressed forward, and the presidential guard some 18 years old, is jiange at a news conference an hour after he told key subject to ringing the Marcos' bore the brunt of a barrage of bottles and question but one calculation stones. A wooden casket, used by the demonstrators, was blocked [embers of the police force at city hall. puts the original U.S. investment at the last instant after it was thrown. One of the I Senate-House conferees agreed Monday to drop a in million. France at about $912.7 guards was seriously injured by a flying bottle. The students voiced fears that Marcos, who was elected to a president's Spartan f 4.5 million allotment for jet planes for Nationalist The United States second four-year term last November, would try to alter the Ireign in reaching final agreement on a $1.8 billion aid bill. In December the conferees decided to acknowledges the figure requires depreciation. While the claim to the French constitution to permit him to make a third-term bid. Under the present constitution, a president can serve no more than eight consecutive years. Orange Juice lep this money in the bill, but the Senate voted to has not been publicly detailed it Two cars belonging to senators were overturned and smashed meet the measure because of the planes for Taiwan. is understood this country by the youths who carried signs lettered: "Reform or face believes about $300 million revolution Up with Mao would be just payment. ... . . . Revolution now." Marcos was Spartan ■ Divers again probed the widely pictured on placards as Hitler and denounced as a Fascist. icy Monongahela River in V'dericktown, Pa. Monday apparently in search of a caliber pistol believed used in the killings of United are being handed out for Feb. 12. d any person on campus who tes chivalric fcndencies. :aculty music group [o perform in JI illAn evening of chamber music on concert the double bass. be presented by nine Featured on woodwinds will pembers of MSU's music faculty be oboist Daniel Stolper, : 8:15 tonight in the Music clarinetist Elsa Ludewig, Douglas Auditorium. Campbell, French horn, and 1 The faculty chamber music bassoonist Edgar Kirk. joup, which includes members f the Beaumont String Quartet kid the Richards Woodwind ■uintet, was formed to present fcrae of the larger works for finds and strings. J The program will feature two ■orks: "Mozart's Quartet for •boe and Strings, K. 370," and mhubert's "Octet, Op. 166, for ■rings, Clarinet and French coming WED. NIGHT the fabulous RoscncRaiv "BUCKINGHAMS iftulldtnsteRN i / TONIGHT & Thurs., Jan. 29 mV *^™KAN0RMANJEWISON FILM V UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM BRIDGES KEITH KENNEDY CRONYN MERCOiJRI . Same Price as "Hamlet" "k;v MANCNef GINNES"v ''JEWISON COLOR Tickets on sale at Union Ticket Office ME • I ~~.nr.".8-5-" STARTS TOMORROW - SPARTAN TWIN EAST Tuesday, January 27, 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 1970 SPORTS MEET WINLESS HOOSIERS Grapplers By GARY WALKOWICZ Executive Sports Editor The Hoosiers lost through graduation from a team heavily Emil Molin (0-1) at 158, Dave squads Clark (0-3) at 167, James Clary record against IU and MSU travel Indiana STate will meet Monday nights I SouthernIllinois te«m that gave the J >I that was 6-9 in dual mee^s and (0-5) 15 177, and Gary Donatelli 17-14-2. Spartans a w Oklahoma State's wrestlers of trouble a week ■ Just three days after a very finjshed seventh in the Big Ten (0-1) at heavyweight. ago, v i _ meet. MSU " " met' the " Hoosiers " last are continuing a swing through Wednesday. OSU's triumph This season the Hoosiers year in East Lansing and walked the Midwest during the first half over «■. I regroup its forces and travel Unless in five dual meets. off with an easy 31-0 triumph, of this week. Spartans gave them all of the nation's a sweep «£ I down to Indiana to meet the They lost 29-7 to Purdue, In years past, however, the The Cowboys met a top wrest£ I from Oregon f ™ ... ■ - - - Hoosiers in afternoon meet team powers except team that the Spartans handled Hoosiers have had stronger representative today. by a 35-2 count Friday The natural tendency would afternoon." W for the Spartans to suffer Relays attract Olympians: Indiana's other losses have sort of letdown following come at the hands Qf Illinois Eyeing each that one-point loss in that the team had obviously (22-12), Wisconsin (20-12), Iowa (35-3) and Indiana State (28-6). MSU freshman wrestler Lon Hicks and Purdue's B. Graser glare at each other gotten "up" for. IU Coach Charlie McDaniel : during last Friday's meet between the Boilermakers and Spartans. Hicks earned a 9-2 decision as the Spartans triumphed easily, 35-2. State News photo by Don Gerstner Fortunately for the Spartan team, Indiana won't offer much In the way of a stiff test. very young team that can boast of oniy four lettermen. best wrestler on the Carlos, Evans vs. S' aces squad is probably 126-pounder Everette Barnard, who has won By DON KOPRIVA also run 300-yards against some Point, Md. His manager . four of his five matches this State News Sports Writer yet undetermined opponents. 'adviser is "Pappy" Gault, the I Tickets for the Feb. 14 meet same man who worked with sold I super-sub roles , -a . He'll be the only Hoosier , CQ„, **1 season. er s than .500 record. the MSU Relays will still see SttffiKSMS: Sit"'"8 Wrestling at 123 last season, their share of Olympians this Three is no charge for the Carlos won three NCAA Barnard posted a record of 11-6. year as John Carlos and Lee afternoon preliminaries individual titles last year for Sig Junior SDecial beginning at 1:30 p. Jose State, including the 60 I Arbuckle RpsprvpH seats f '-■doors and the tough 100-220 II earn him starting nod iuble outside. ~ wrestlers on the team. He's 2-3 Evans, the Olympic 400-meter onSai I He also added a 110 may general public. and $2 for the this season after splitting his champion, will take on MSU's two matches last Wehrwein SDecial Until his surPrise loss to Jose's winning 440 relay to hi i . John Willson, Michigan 600-yard race. Wehrwein , hniHc young Curtis Mills at last year's fka XT/l A A mnnf PqvIaC WOC credit MP as he led the Spartans to* A A foam NCAA meet, Carlos was the NCAA team AWrvt.rM One Ganakas might be product from Pontiac, is IU's the world best at 1:08.6 for an reason But oddly enough, his first 150-pounder. He also has a 2-3 eight-lap unbanked track. generally regarded as the world's He has shares in world recortb I leaning toward Miller for the finest quarter-miler. at 60 and 100 yards, with I Minnesota is that he averaging seven points a game. MSU varsity letter Carlos, bronze medalist at o L n * »»•» Sophomore Pat Miller s strong > * - game remembers the performance he He is the only one of the top the football field. Last spring, The rest of the Indiana lineup Mexico City over the 200-meter Even then, with Mills his only numerous relay and invitationd titles to his credit. | performance against Michigan may have earned him a starting turned in up in Minneapolis i week eleven scorers who is shooting over 50 per cent from the floor, Miller wandered out the field ncludes Ron Hanna (1-4) at includes RonHanna (1-4) ^at during practice and turned into 118, Mike Milan (0-1) at 134, sprint, will" challenge Spart sprint, will challenge sophomore Herb Washington Spartan ™3dTtheE worldHot 1969by Carlos told Spartan as Track and Field News. coaph Jim Gibbard he v assignment for this Saturday's After Ra,ph Simpson fou,ed hitting 46 of 87 shots for 53 per Duffy Daugherty's top punter. William Willetts (0-4-1) at 142, a special 60-yard dash and will •Minnesota game. cent. He finished second in the Big shooting for the world best of I out, Miller came off the bench Carlos, once the "bad boy" 29.8 in the ~ Coming off the bench late in and in the final 10 minutes His high game this season was Ten in punting averaging over 40 Ihe first half when the 14 of the track circuit, is presently currently held by former Notre I scored seven points. More against Utah. He added 12 yards a kick, running for the Seamen at Piney Dame ace Bill Hurd. Wolverine's were racing to a 19 against Temple and 11 against During the late fall, Miller was importantly, while the rest of }>oint lead, Miller threw in three the team Western practicing both football and juick baskets to keep the game' the' basket_ basketball in the same &!5 •hand. He finished the game with — . . , • . i . j nMtooted under Miller did some reDOunamg against affiressive me Digger After career at a brilliant high school Menominee in the a.a . afternoon. He'd punt for 20 minutes at the stadium, then Giants' Jones traded -10 points and eight rebounds, Gophers 0nly 6-3, he grabbed Upper Peninsula where he led his grab his adidas and head for •the second most on the team. "Miller s-x ^q^^s jn that span while ... , the entire team got a game total , , . team to the Class B state title>cqin Jenison. ir»c7 1967 andi tk. the semi-finals in '68, ju.it didn't The conflict of interest seem to u...+ hurt u;„ in three-for-one deal leam that has played Miller chose MSU over a host of basketball timing any because by Wednesday's pro football draft | NEW YORK (UPI) -- The New jconsistently since we came back the third game of the season he of college prospects. Jrom Portland," MSU Coach Gus York Giants Monday traded was in Ganakas' starting lineup. Kanicki, 6-4, 270 pounds,! wide receiver Homer Jones to JJanakas said Monday at his -weekly luncheon. "He goes in -there and does everything. He Pittsburgh goes first DOUBLE DRIBBLES -- The record 12,511 jammed every corner in Jenison people that the Cleveland Browns in a three-for-one deal that brought them defensive tackl e Jim suffered a broken leg in 1968,1 but showed no effects of injury last season a# Cleveland | the! ^ets his points, he hits the for the Michigan game made it won the century division title. I boards and he hustles. "He could start against as pros pick in draft rough for the hungry men in the Kanicki, Johnson running and reserve middle back Ron was Johnson, 6-1, 205 pounds, I the Browns' No. 1 draft! radio and television booths. linebacker Wayne Meylan. Minnesota, either at guard or Seems the hot dog man couldn't choice from the University of I forward," he added. NEW YORK (UPI) ~ Pro today. The acquisition of Kanicki, Michigan, where he broke m throu8h the «owd that had __ _ •revolves around our defensive football coaches and scouts - The Pittsburgh Steelers, who get formed in front of booth Browns' regular for the last five of Tom Harmon's records. Tlu I assignment as to who starts. " made final preparations Monday finished tied with Chicago at entrance! years, enables Giants' .coach 22-iyear-old Johnson, however,! "But I'm not, scared to play for the annual draft of college 1-13 for the worst record in pro Alex Webster to concentrates lost4a regUlafTtarting assignment I Pat anywhere.** players which begins at 10 football, won a coin toss with search for another running back to Bo Scott in the Cleveland I the Bears and will choose first. Chicago traded its pick to Green or linebacker in today's and lineup. Beats the others Bay for three players last week. Miami, Boston and Buffalo IM Basketba choose next, followed by Big Ten cold. Philadelphia, Louis, San Cincinnati, Francisco, New St. Ten action Saturday saw TUESDAY, JAN. 27 GYM I GYM I Orleans, Denver, Atalanta and Northwestern gain its first Court 1 Court 2 the New York Giants. conference victory, upsetting 6:00 5 Spot - 6 Pak 6:00 Roadrunner - Chaos Houston has the 14th pick, year's Minnesota champ also Purdue, beat C" favored 7:00 BB of Shaw Knight Truckers ? ;0° Dudes - Nads - followed by San Diego, Green 8:00 Abelard - Abel Bay, San Francisco (using Ohio ®tate 77-76. 9:00 Asher - Klan Washington's No. 1 choice), The win put Minnesota at a Menominee hero GYM II Baltimore, Detroit, the New 3-2 tie in conference games with for two Court 3 GYM II Court 4 York Jets, Cleveland, Los Ohio State. Pat Miller goes up for two of his 10 points In last 6:00 Minority Group - 6:00 Winchester - Wildcats Angeles, Dallas, Oakland, Illinois, in first place with 5-0, Saturday's game with Michigan. The Menominee 7:00 Fecundity - Fern Minnesota and Kansas City. did not play Saturday. Neither Applesauce Def. The draft, to be held today did Wisconsin, 1-3, or Indiana, sophomore turned In a stout performance and may 7:00 El'ec. Kool-Aid - Corporation Regent St. 9:00 House - Gang - Gableu Hospiciano GLENN HERRIMAN VOLKSWAGEN, INC. and Wednesday, will run for 17 0-3. earn a starting spot in the lineup against Minne¬ 8:00 O.H. All Stars - Gomondys 6135 W. SAGINAW ST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48917 rounds. A 15-minute limit is in Iowa returned to the courts in sota Saturday. Observing Miller's feat are team¬ 9:00 Orgs - Brothers, Inc. PHONE 482-6226 force on the first two rounds a nonconference game and mates Jim Gibbons (41) and Ron Sutowski (24) GYM III GYM III Lansing's Smallest Volkswagen Dealer with a five-minute limit effective dumped Tennessee Tech 96-68 and Wolverines Rodney Ford (43) and Rudy Tom- Court 5 Court 6 thereafter. to kring their overall record to janovich. State News photo by Wayne A. Munn 6:00 Agr. Tech 5 - 6 6:00 Worst - Wooster 7:00 Packaging Soc. - Hoopgods 7:00 West Shaw 9 -10 8:00 Cold Turkey - God Squad 8:00 Worthington - Wolverine ■ Sport Short % 9:00 Roy Boys - Agr. Tech 1 9:00 Abdication - Abundantii J WINTER PENGUINS c* You Can Still Get ;:j: MSU football defensive tackle Ron blocked Curl of Chicago, 111., four punts and one Jenison Court 1 6:00 Annex - Streng's Stuffers Jenison Court 2 6:00 Carlton - Cache Screaming Eagles - Nina's Bomb. 7:00 Soulful Shack • Hobbit| Something for extra point try during the 1969 7:00 ...NEWj^Nj 8:00 Agr. 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Wilson Road PENGUIN BOOKS INC 3 - - Northwind Dr. Facing Yankee Stadium A Plaza 7110 Ambassador Road Baltimore, Md. 21207 Take a RESTAURANT 930 TROWBRIDGE ROAD, AND 211 M.A.C. AVENUE Chance Cw CARRYOUT& DELIVERY Talk with FMC Phone 351-3800 for detailed information, write to Mr. G. FMC Chemicals, 633 Third A. Mayer Join Those Who Export More . Avenue, New York, N.Y. 100" Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 27, 1970 Plans pass half-way mark for State News Staff Writer Beauty Writer and stateliness for the the The buildin* wiU have> most six levels and wiU ^ about same height as at the present ®°urt and the governor's office. The plaza wH, house WQrks Qf art and items of historic interest. so that legislators Access to thP floor of can J".™31 legislators can enter enter day, Lane said, and sometimes hard to work with it is so be new The Supreme Court should in the same building with he Capitol expanding the present Capitol and building a new one. And what of the old Capitol that has served the state for 90 people, efficiency and working Capitol. From the plaza the building many people around. other three branches," he said. for the legislators - that's The lower levels will be house and to the leeislators' "By checking into it we found years? space jhow plans for Michigan's new occupied by legislators' offices» will rise in three separate parts one for each branch of the offices will he limfted ?o thoi The people will still be able to watch the legislators in action "After all, this is a government of three equal branches.' that we could build a new It's been offered to a historical JCapitol look as work toward its everyone will have one. Parking government, Lane said. accompanied by a member of from the galleries but will not be building with as much space as society but they didn't too wjth nprmi«Lcion from » momKor So the main goals of the joint we would have had seem Icompletion passes the half - way will be available on the lower The legislative section will Lane said ' getting in their way while they committee were to get more adding onto this one for $5 million less," he interested ■mark. levels and underground. hold the chambers of are working. Some have suggested it lie both space for the government, bring said. 1 «We really don't know what Above the offices will be a renovated and used as couit houses, the executive section, Less noise The new building will cost $45 a ■the design will be although we plaza that will cover the full four will house the office of the house, This will diminish some of the million to $48 million and will The final decision, ■have some pretty definite blocks. governor and the judicial section noise and confusion that occur contain 825,0Q0 square feet of though, will Igeneral concepts about It," Sen. The plaza will be the people's will hold the Supreme Court when tourists and sightseers The concept of the new Capitol, as it space. come in four or six years when the legislature moves into the d Lane, D-Flint, said. entrance to the Capitol, Lane hearing rooms and stands now, is 're trying to find a said. From it they can enter the court room, come through. a building four blocks It will cost about $50 per new building, Lane said, Both houses of the legislature Over 3,000 school children square with the "ceremonial" parts of esign that the people will legislative galleries, the Supreme will extend below the plaza level come square foot, a good price for a through the Capitol every the building separated from building like this, he'said. Lccept," he said. "A design that the The new Capitol is being built . them is Michigan, is "working" space of government officials. U nrOlin H DVS for the people, not as a ** Mr' 1 nerica." The building will have, at most, six monument to any legislator or Two committees levels and will be about the same height , group of legislators. Lane said. neoteric music as the present I The "we" that Lane referred Capitol. Fate of old Capitol? 0 consists of two committees - Most of those who are in the A new musical &ouP has ***" Joint Capital Outlay legislature now won't even be ^ormet* a* MSU which will members when the new Capitol concentrate performing jommittee, which is a standing on is completed, he added. music composed after 1945, lommittee composed of Although the concept of the all branches under one roof and nembers of both houses of the building is pretty well set, the create a building that the people including compositions by MSU actual design is still undecided, music students. -egislature, and a special 21 - man of Michigan would identify with Fl/sw^r *•«sira•** Lane said. The New Musical Art lommittee formed last July to and be proud of. riower garaenS The Ensemble is formed around a lake the fianal plans and choose planning stages, however, Other building priorities such i , nucleus of graduate composition design of the new Capitol, are practically completed and as the need for mental 3 the legislature has and the need for hospitals MOnOf Idt© DrOT students and is under the a member of both. appropriated prison money to begin building. direction of Larry A. Nelson, expansion face the committee New flower gardens adjacent East Lansing doctoral candidate Began in 1963 Planning began almost seven and they want to be as to the International Center have 1 The joint committee, which years ago when the joint economical as possible. wL>« 8JIntematioral Center^have jn composition. been named the Frederic 11 "" * " r Reeve The musicians committee began assessing the "We're trying to make sure we will perform solo works or pupervises the building of all Memorial Gardens in honor of works calling Itate - financed buildings in faults of the present buillding get as much building as we can for up to 12 the late Dr. Reeve, a professor of instrumentalists. and the needs of the state for the dollars Michigan, has been working on spend," Lane ATL. The new group will be heard ihe new Capitol since 1963. government. said. Dr. Reeve, who died in at the Premieres of New Music J Ground breaking will take More space needed September, also taught in the concert at 8:15 p.m. Feb. 19 in lilace in about six months and One of the biggest needs was Matter of choice English Dept., Justin Morrill the Erickson Kiva on campus The new Capitol will be >r mo« office space for all The committee had to choose Coflegea and the University and at the Electronic Music Completed in four to six years, legislators. between renovating and College's Great Issues course. concert April 21. ending on working "There's in this Conditions. no room (the present) Capitol building," Lane | Lane said that the committee Use Your ; taking a safe, pessimistic and was estimating six said. "It took me 21 years to get an office of my own." Michigan Legislators have had to share offices and this has created bad Bankard or [The concept of the new situations when they have had tapitol, as it stands now, is a Master Charge Card Building four blocks square with Old Cap confidential matters to discuss. "You have got to have a place "ceremonial" parts of the to go and close the door," Lane Plans have reached the half way mark for a new Luilding separated from the Capitol to provide relief for said. Open Sundays, Nights this Michigan landmark, familiar to all who venture In and about 'working" space of government the Lansing Besides the legislature, the and ifficials. area. The new Capitol is scheduled for Holidays. completion in from four to six years. governor and the Supreme Court State News photo by W. Bruce Remington need more space. 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Ends 2-15-70. 353-1564. 3-A-1-28 351-3820 Bob. 3-1/27 1 GIRL NEEDED to share very nice MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East RENT A TV from a TV Company, house, with 2 others. $50/month. FOR SALE PHONE Kalamazoo Street. Since 1940. ~ " 482-4365. 5-1-30 - a collect.on of films . . 16mm Complete auto painting and Columbus to Civil War. Christopher! 355-8255 collision service. IV5-0256. C Pri„tl I ULREY COOPERATIVE: Room and 1835-1930, books 1865-1940 I MORE FUN in the SUN with Sun 1926 RATES ! MOBILE wides. 800x14. Lo board $20 and 4 hours work per Shades. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, automobile manujl' week. Call 351-0100. 3-1-28 portable typewriter. mileage. $20/best offer. 2615 East Michigan Avenue. I day *1.50 Whitewalls. 393-6926. A-3-1/29 413 WEST Hillsdale. Male, 489-7255. A-3-1/29 1 own 372-7409. C-1-30 15tf per word per day TV RENTALS: G.E.. 19" portable - bedroom, $35.00, 372-8353. EICO 70 3 dova 54.00 Aviation $8.50 per month including stand. 5-1/29 ALL NEW guitars, amplifiers, drums, watt amplifier, model 3070 I Call J. R. Culver Co., 351-8862, completely wired. $99.95; and 13 1/2# per worn per oay horns, etc. Call Rich 337-0703. 5 days $6.50 FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to learn in the PIPER CHEROKEEII 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. C 'HERE'S THE EX^-rO)RT7M£ ISUPl' URGENT, ONE girl, o Cheep. Beautiful, 0-1-30 tuner model 3200 FM, wired, $99.95. On completely display 13# per word per day MARSHALL MUSIC COMPANY Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C Apartments 332-0319. 3-1/29 35mm NIKON SLR automatic. Extra (based 10 words lens. Like new. $125. 351-3567. East Lansing. C-1/27 ' ' on per td) ROOMY APARTMENT m <3vojnc, kto&w* cozpVv&h ash By w>/St. Lomiiv./t-M*- AIRPLANE PARTNERSHIP '/« LANSING EAST Side, 1 block from 3-1/27 There will be a 50# service PHYSICAL DRAFT DEFERMENTS ownership in $13,000, 1966 Michigan Avenue. Furnished and and bookkeeping charge if 351-3248. 7-1/30 available to the informed. See Cessna 172 Skyhawk, 650 hours; redecorated, 3 bedrooms plus ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA armed Forces Physical this ad is not paid within Cost: $300 equity, $75 per For Rent finished attic. Enclosed back 1969, adult issue, $200, new. Specifications. $3 check payable porch and den. Will accommodate month, $5 PER HOUR, Students or Pilots. Call after Monday - Cedar Village Apts. OUTA-SITE house. Near ONE BLOCK FROM CAMPUS. 4 or more. Available immediately. Terms. Call evenings 372-5882. 489-4220 after 5. 5-1/29 PORTABLE BAR refrigerator, to: Box 3-A-1-29 282, East Lansing 1 The State News will be evenings, 372-5677.2-1-27 Pizza. Fourth man needed. Clean, comfortable, furnished, NEW MANAGEMENT four-man, utilities paid. Available 5-1/27 coppertone. Holds quarter keg. responsible only for the Flexible terms. 351-5823. TF WEDDING GOWN: beautiful s now. 351-5617. 4-1/30 Take over payments. Call first day's incorrect inser¬ Employment 2 Bedroom evenings, 485-3024. 5-1/27 organdy with lace bodice. Bi SINGLE GIRL (student) share COOLIDGE ROAD 1655, one tion. to offer. 489-7832, after 9 p MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS 2 Man Apartment deluxe efficiency. Near Sparrow MAN efficiency bedroom furnished, garage, $120 -- 3-A-1/29 ASCP registered cytologist, also $200.00/month Hospital. $50. 485-6124 or Haslett. $100 in« plus utilities. 372-8876. 2-1-27 Medical Technologist to work in 489-5922. 6-1/30 337-2381. 3-1/29 NEW AMPEX Micro-95 Cassette wi ONE OR two girls needed, furnished, Bacteriology, registered or eligible. CHANNEL MASTER stereo. AM-F earphones, call 351-154 Apply SPARROW HOSPITAL TWO BEDROOM luxury apartment SPARROW HOSPITAL area. 14 walking distance, $75, 332-5320 radio. 3-A-1/30 The State News does not Separate speakers, furnished, $160 a month. Call East Michigan. Furnished, after 6:00 p.m. 5-1/28 personnel or call 487-6111, ext. interested 355-8083. A-5-1-30 permit racial or religious 353. 5-1-30 GUITAR - DANELECTRO 2 pi™ , discrimination in Its ad¬ included. $125. 351-3969.0 2 MILES to campus. Good furnished STEIN WAY VERTICLE Piano -- ups, solid body. $75. Phone vertising columns. ' The BABYSITTER NEEDED. Tuesday, CEDAR GREENS, one girl neede 2 bedroom house. $160/month, or years old, Regency model, 4 351-1192.3-A-1/28 1 State News will not accept Thursday, Friday, 7:45 a.m.-5:15 immediately, Sublease. After FACULTY APARTMENT sublei will sell at $15,500, $1,000 down, HOLT. SPACIOUS 3 r. high console. Like new finish a p.m. Wednesday, 12:15 p.m. - 10 p.m., 351-8690. 3-1-28 drapes, carpeting, patio. ( land contract $140/month. advertising which discrim¬ condition: Must sell, moving. C GUITAR - GIBSON Melody Maker | p.m. Call 332-8276 after 5 p.m. 332-0985 or 353-3937. 5-2/2 337-0512. 10-2/4 inates against religion, conditioning, refrigerator. 655-2705. 3-A-1-28 and Skylark amplifier. 1-1/27 VILLIAMSTON, FURNISHED 339-9388 between 2 p.m. race, color or national or¬ Disposal and heat is bachelor apartment, private ONE MAN winter-spring SHARE HOUSE: Carpeted bedroom. igin. included. No city income tax. VOX AMPLIF ER, p.m. 3-A-1/29 Short term lease available. Call entrance and bath. Call 655-1609. Evergreen Arms. Near cs Modern kitchen. Need car. $65, 351-4181. 3-1/29 Guardsman, like 5-1-30 332-6425. 4-1/30 SEWING MACHINE Clearance sa 484-4481 or evenings 882-3508 or 5-1-30 21 years. Call 351-4370. 6-1/29 484-2226. TF 927 WEST Shiawassee. New SOUTH Brand new portables - $40.95, | $5.00 per month. Large se 1-bedroom, air-conditioning, of reconditioned used ma BABYSITTER FOR infant boy. 5 Security lock. Ideal for graduate house. All carpeted throughout Automotive students married and newly remodeled. 489-7846. MEN 21 and over . Clean qujet Singers, Whites, Necchis, New I days week. 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. or couple. a 351-7701. 4-1/30 Furnished $165. TU 2-5761, 5"2/2 rooms Cooking and parking. Home 81 "Many Others." $19.95 I CADILLAC, 1967 Limousine. NEEDED: Gl RL to sublet new Cedar 332-3959. 10-1-29 Close. Reasonable. 487-5753, HAM RADIO gear: Gonset G-76, to $39.95, Terms. EDWARDS I Excellent condition. Phone Village Apartment, spring. No EAST SIDE. Furnished, large 485-8836. TF 80-6 meter transceiver, with AC DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, I WAITRESSES (6) for Friday and 351-0832, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m, Saturday night. Apply in person. damage deposit. Call 351-0996. 1 -be room. $120 until June, $110 INGLE ROOM for male. supply, calibrator, 300 cycle CW 1115 North Washington. [ Monday through Friday, $4,250, filter -- $175; Complete 4X250B 489-6448. C-1/30 PRO BOWL, 2122 North Logan. September. Call 337-0409. Reasonable, cooking. 332-6736. no trades. 5-1 -30 4-1/30. 3-1/29 CADILLAC 1965 Sedan deVille. DELIVERY BOY wanted Rooms - MSU CEDARVIEW APARTMENTS. FURNISHED ROOM for rent. Will $150. Will trade for good receiver. USED VACUUM Excellent condition, 351-8610 or 351-1327. 2-1-27 TONY'S PIZZA. Familiar Married, post-graduates, seniors 1 or 2 small children. 655-3790, esk for Chuck. 2-1/28 Newly remodeled rooms accept campus. 372-8120, after 371-1548. 3-1/29 directly across from campus. CAMARO 1968 327 4-speed. 2-1/28 BAY COLONY 351-5647. 4-1/30 --Parking. From $65. OTTAWA Do you have a business that should be Corvette bronze, black vinyl top. -Available WEST, 814 -- Clean, Low mileage, extra sharp, snow BABYSITTER: LIVE-in. 2 school furnished or unfurnished 6, 9, 12 immediately. NEWLY DECORATED 2 bedroom. furnished, room for woman.' in the "Student Service tires included. $2125. 332-4147. age children. Can have days and month leases available. Carpeted, heated, furnished starting at $125. Call J. R. Culver Co. $160 per month including all utilities. Lease. Prefer couple. Refrigerator, linens, private Directory" each weekends off. Transportation 3-1/29 available if needed. Phone Corner of Haslett & Hagadorn Phone 372-4629. 5-2/2 entrance, 484-8023. 2-1-27 parking, bus stop. Thursday? 339-9496 between 9-12 a.m. Roads. Call 337-0511 or CAMARO 1967, 327 sport coupe, 4-1 /30 35 1-79 1 0, HALSTEAD ONE GIRL wanted for to sublet Barber Shop Beauty Salon Custom interior, new tires, perfect SINGLE ROOM for girl. Cooking, MANAGEMENT COMPANY. supervised apartment, spring term. Optical Service Insurance condition. 2801 Norwich Road. GROUND parking. Two blocks to campus. 25-2-27 FLOOR apartment. 882-9130. A-5-2/2 NEEDED STUDENT to do thorough 351-8228. 4-1/30 351-9504. 3-1/27 HiFi Repair Typewriters & Service housecleaning. One week day Furnished, all utilities paid, 3 d for 2-man rooms and bath. No lease Cleaning Centers Laundry Service CAMERO 1967. 6, afternoon per week. Good pay. NEEDED IMMEDIATELY: SPARTAN HALL. Singles, doubles, Auto Repair $70 month. required. 332-0882. TF Real Estate Call ED 7-0241 after 5 p.m. :, a Twyckingham sublease, one man, Call 332-0914. 3-1-28 men, women. Call 351-9286 or Paints & Supplies Gasoline Station 1-1/27 no deposit, reduced rent. Call 372-1031. 0-1/30 MASON, NEWLY 355-1256. 1-1/27 PART TIME employment for MSU *## SUCH A DEAL *#* Carpeted living rooi the Student Services CHEVROLET 1963 Impala Super Sport. 327, 4 speed, new paint. students during school year with Broke fellow student needs ', 1 For Sale Directory $600. 393-4404. A-3-1 /29 midwest's largest full-line roommate. $50/month. Behind couple only. References and GIBSON C-1 classical guitar and case. appears each Thursday, Each ad merchant wholesaler. Automobile Poplars in trailer park. 351-7219. deposit required. 676-4141. 5-1/28 is 1 column x 1 inch at a nominal cost of $3.50 per required. For further information, __5-1_-30 EFFICIENCY, SUITABLE for 1 S110- C...JJoufl 332-2491. 3-JI;27 phone 351-5800. O person. Completely furnished insertion. Deadline is 3 p.m. Tuesday. KALAMAZOO, EAST, 801. Upper, 3 GIRL for newly SKI BOOTS: Raichle ret fiberjet, size For further details call Judi, 355-8255, Monday thru CUTLASS SUPREME convertible, loaded. $2,000, new - 1968 ne, high bedroom, newly remodeled. $150 month including utilities. IV 351-3911. 3-1/27 s:ssrom,he ^ike new-$9a 332-°965- Friday. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. I-8478 before 5:30 5-1/29 car warranty. Call IV 5-6918, between 9 and 3:30. 3-A-1/29 NURSES. RN, LPN, ROSELAWN NEED 1 girl for 2 n MANOR NURSING HOME, 707 reduction. 351-0537. DODGE 440, 1963 6-automatic. New Armstrong Road. Positions TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student CROSSWORD available all shifts. Full units. These time. Excellent or salary and part Beautifully maintained. Select EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW spacious luxury apartment are completely PUZZLE benefits. Call Mrs. Flahnery, clientele. Lease 332-3135 or ABOUT CLASSIFIED ADSI They carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Director of Nursing. 393-5680. TF 882-6549. 0 se" thin9S fast. Dial 355-8255. Mediterranean ACROSS 26. Roman bronze furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, 28. Understand 1. Hiawatha's 32. garbage disposal and individual control central air Meadowsweet Place Your - craft 36. Expensive conditioning. These two or four man units have up to 3 6. Broad bean 37. FAIR LANE, 1968 2-door hardtop. Woodland deity 10. Multitude PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD V-8, stick, 372-5540 or 882-5578. 38. Lantern parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure time has been 11. Praying figure 40. Herb of grace A-3-1/29 13. Slugger 41. adequately planned for with a giant heated swimming pool, Anthropoid ape FIAT 850 14. Moving about Spider, 1968, 17,000 Today , . . ju$t clip, complete, mail. recreation and 15. Midianite king 43. Hypocrites actual miles. Must sell. $1400 or rooms private balconies. If you want to be 45. Clothes moth best offer. 482-0289. 6-1/28 STATE NEWS will bill you later. 16. Appear to be genus among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. de France 46. Rental 1968 IMPALA fastback, 327 three There units 19. Audition are starting at $70/ month per man. 21. Bauble contracts speed, nipsl Must sell. Thorn 47. Prophet 2. Sculptor 355-2622, 355-2625. X3-1-28 23. Fall flower 48. Park in the 3. Particle of 25. Memorabilia Rockies negation MUSTANG 1965. Stick shift, 6 Zip Code 4. individuals cylinder. In good condition. 5. Heron Phone 484-6346. 5-2/2 „ Consecutive Dates MODEL OPEN: 1-6 p.m. every except Thursday day m ! 6. Spumous 7. Eng. letters 1 iPAL CADET station wagon 1968, to 8. Method of excellent condition. Over sized Heading dyeing tires, and snow tires plus 2 extra ________ PHONE: 332-6441 9. Feeble lires. $1,295, 313-694-5050, 10. Gr. letter Grand Blanc. 2-1/28 12. Waste THREE AND SIX MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE allowance ONTIAC 1970 GTO. Ram air 17. Epoch 4-speed, Phone 882-8440 after 6 Split p.m. 5-1-30 ■mm wmmm 20. 22. Matgrass Red arsenic wmmwmmmwm 24. PORSCHE 1963 - AM-FM, good condition. $1350, Honeymoon over. A/lust sell. 332-6097. 1-1/27 10 Words or Less: Peanuts Personals must be placed in person. tEtopckmgfjam P 27. 29. 30. Vast amount Brassy Fries Over 10 Words Add: 4620 S. Hagadorn I P 31. 32. Fourth Estate Location □ □ 33. Fashion center 34. Silly MANA GEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y: 1 VOLKSWAGEN 1960 one owner - iil to: Michigan State News 35. Saunter r 18,000 miles. Best offer 347 Student Services Bldg. 39. Pastry v 3. 351-8443 or 353-4387. MSU East Lansing, Mich. Alco Management Company 42. By birth 44. Ship channel^ I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 27, 1970 9 For Sale tiahts Some less than 6 months Team' administration (continued from page 1) much r $788 and up. DENNIS greater problems of himself to the students is "a "Let's wait until the |tBIBUTING COMPANY, 316 jof July has been introduced into the State tough one because there are chancellorship is resolved and Eth Cedar, opposite City Legislature, which has understanding= because the It , — 6,000 students and only one of then move toward final authority in the matter. Let. 482-2677. C-1/30 University for most students is me,» he said. independence." O'Dowd said he was fully in still a pretty mystifying entity. of the 6,000 students on O'Dowd's short range views of |gELL: Kastile R-slalom metal sympathy with the students' They felt that there was not campus, O'Dowd said he has the direction of Oakland include 215cm; full Miller binding; concern over the selection enough time for them to firmly joots; $110. Dick, probably met at one time or more emphasis on the applied pr°S®dure- determine what should be done another with 500 to 1,000. sciences and applied social [2-8547 or 353-9110. A-3-1/29 The events unfolded at least and how it should be done and "The truth of the matter is sciences. as quickly for r for them," they are right. However, it was that students haven't known O'Dowd declined comment on he said. "The faculty had the opinion of so many people . , - that I exist," he said. "They „ any long 8 range planning for the opportunity to consider the and particularly the university perceive the chancellor and the university issue. There's a good enough staff - that the decision should vice chancellor for student "If you had asked me in 1965 RECORDER, Grundig, communication pattern within be made before Varner left." affairs among administrators as what I thought Oakland would }|e or AC, two speed. Extra the faculty and within the staff O Dowd said he did not think the two people they know. I've be like in 1975 I'd have been ,.ich reels, tape, mic, $75. of the university that they could students felt any particular been the chief academic officer dead wrong," he said. "Then [5-6092. A-1-1/29 form an opinion quickly. hostility toward him. for the university for nine years, everybody was thinking in terms "The students suffer from The problem of presenting That role doesn't put you into of research science on a large student limelight." scale. I would say today that's s1 SHEPHERD puppies, 12 O'Dowd said he feels it was a old, $25 each, phone "wise move" to name a no longer the ideal future style at all." [6.6732. 4-A-1/30 permanent chancellor rather Student status than an acting chancellor. This so - called pre - induction (continued from page 1) eview had been held by the | MOBILE home carpeted. Furnished and - 52'X12'. Romanians on a New York law government and federal courts It's called . . Call 625-3616 In Perry. that permits state we couldn't keep it small if we judgies to to ^ forbidden by the draft law and It's done by procuring a tray from the local restrict transfer of money or itself. A man who claimed he i.i u - - - . . ,. . wanted to," he said. "The supplier and fastening as property to residents of was .entitled to retain his weeks men? the to which IthL 'TleSlslatT ™d ' as possible the top of it to the bottom of you as you slide down a hill, [ VAN DYKE 10'x40' offers Communist countries. ,2S, exemption or deferment had just too These students are traying down slopes along the Red Cedar, Jound $1,800 considered. The draft ruling gives all men been forced to refuse induction State News photo by Jim Skelton fl-7239. 5-1-30 who claim waiim aao w 111C L11C uuu they have been ordered to induction illegally the and face prosecution and jail to, gain a court ruling, wilT'he'h^Mt"up" with "the community over the last 10 ■Lost & Found right to obtain a ruling from a All eight justices joined in years," O'Dowd said. court without violating the law opening the courts to pre - by refusing induction. induction suits. But "Literally hundreds of people Chief have called or written or come General Electric Justice Warren E. Burger and (continued from page 1) defended the right of students to anv pffprt nn who had interviews with other Service Justice Potter Stewart dissented from the continued^upport0 of the pplause of the day, dealt SfL.,, Shiogleton replied that it was recruiters during the WHITE gold watch & cross on in. Women's I.M. Wednesday, RESPONSIBLE WOMAN v vould boards have no authority to holding that draft unjversity. I think if six months had passed and then primarily with the supportive„ —, role which BLF and other black r 'Studentswillwho wish to talk not be denied that to no^and t^a^ e^thing moving according to schedule, demonstration expressed 353-5748. 3-1/29 babysit in your home, Have declare war protesters disapproval with the methods of y references. 371-1258. 5-1/29 person had come on groups play in relation to SDS. ng as ajj *J"s University is He did say, however, that the SDS, and said that they were delinquent and reclassify them after Varner had left the ability "There are a lot of us, even ?°™erned' Shingleton said. G.E. recruiters of sympathetic with Shingleton. personal BABYSITTING IN Marble School 1A for giving up their draft to transfer that good will would though we're not here hin*t]has?>een the rally, cards, George Mellios, Lansing LIFE INSURANCE area home. Day care or evenings. The be greatly reduced because so physically, who do support what . f y our tacu,ty and our "I think they (G.E.) certainly doctoral candidate in business Reasonable rates. 351-5770. ruling came on an appeal many of these people loyal is happening here," Riddle said. 11 pn s looking into many of the Call licensed agent ~ by Timothy J. Breen, 21, of to Woody and Paula Varner. It's administration, said that SDS K-EVE KAUFMAN 353-7708. O 3-1-28 "One of the main reasons wc uu . , . concerns these students are would do well to Westport, Conn., who consider . . . . 4 the Varners who have gotten out support you is because those of ^H th"^oS„,0U f ^ etu0nS !;! , r*. "r of." speaking management's point of and ALTERATIONS, stripped of a student deferment at many ot the things they .. DATE DRESSMAKING, formats. Experience. Reasonable andreclassifiedjor turning in his jnto the community and have been of service to many people you out here are beginning to grasp how this country is more . demonstrate for and believe pmnna rn ° ... Student reaction to the demonstration was generally demonstration generally fhafq,,. . .i" ronHnptin<*'tho conducting the inter^J?8' info • . " Ith local people. Write for charge. Call 355-1040. 5-1-30 draftcard to a Boston clergyman and have established personal less, should we say to be "lost worthy. I am not lukewarm, at best. Most of those ® ■tch-A-Date of Michigan. bond. «ifp pvpioiting other demonstration. What I do 1 Wlth th In the event of Oakland's countries." P S. Main, suite No. 2 Ann After 45 minutes of speeches, disagree with is the denying of r, Mich. (48108). governing board will review the group uiu<» n. * moved mtu into the . mc ie r,ght °f students to talk with nrnsnpprivo Pmn . m;oK ", AC APULCO: Cheapest, O'Dowd's appointment and Placement Bureau offices where SPAIN $269 When asked whether or not advantages than other trips. change they sat on the floor and the demonstration was >1-5249, 351-0228. X20-2/17 continued to hear speeches. having MooSUSKI will meet tonight at 7:30 ACAPULCO! Guaranteed in 110 Anthony. All club members Naming of an acting chancellor Among those who spoke i Call Frank Buck going to Aspen and the second Boyne might have hindered the i larture-S'ay as long as you weekend asked make for independence, he said, ! Food-Hotel. 351-8979. are to 351-2756 because there would have been Bureau, SAY SOMETHING no defined leadership at Shingleton, ABOUT Free University Courses mt inQ thrilling hour of beauty, YOURSELF with a "Service" ad Oakland. periodically interrupted tonight: Auto Mechanics, 7:30 lointment call 484-4519. "I think in that the in Classified. Dial 355-8255 now! 316 Bessey Hall; Science Fiction, case throughout his talk, expressed |ERLE NORMAN COSMETICS 7:30 p.m., 304 Bessey Hall; Creative trustees might rightly have said, sympathy with SDS, but also 1600 East Michigan. Typing S«rvlc« Writing, 8:45, 201 Bessey; Life Drawing, 7:30 p.m., 304C Wells Hall; Placement PAULA ANN HAUGHEY. Complete Marvel Comics as Literature, 7:00 b DYNAMICS! The Soul State is back! 333-2515 Profession#! Thesis Service. IBM " Selectric Typewriter. . 1-1/27 Multilith Chri offset printing and hard binding. Organization Free brochure PEOPLE I YOU JUST DID. DO READ Small ads. 337-1527. C "The History of Pulp Science Fiction Magazines" will be the topic of a talk given by Fred Cook for the Free sets interview our University Class in Science Fiction. The following employers will be interviewing Feb. 2 and 3. If II 355-8255 to place yours i, general typii Free Admission. you are interested in an organization, please report to the N LENNON UNION came back, BUILDII so DISSERTATIONS, cperience. 332-8384. C Theses, Term 7:30 p.m., tonight. Placement Bureau at least two school days in advance to sign up for an interview and to obtain additional information. hot dogs I East European Studies |\RBERSHOP. 3-1-28 papers. ANITA WARREN: SCM Russian ' MILITARY OBLIGATIONS: Students should interview with Electric. 351-0763, 351-7086. ?I°up 1 employers even though they have not completed their military ■eanuts Personal VC-1/30 service. Most employers will be interested in the student before pRATULATIONS TO our EXPERT TYPIST for and after his duty with the Armed Forces. are College Life, the weekly meeting of Feb. 2: The American Appraisal Co.; Arlington Public Schools; j AWS President. Love, typing. Temporary part 1 Campus Crusade for Christ will meet Borg-Warner Corp.; Dames and Moore, summer employment also; | ADPis. 1-1/27 campus. 353-9415. 1-1/27 Daba Corp., summer employment also; Diamond Shamrock tonight, at 9:13 in the Lounge of §T AND to r 90, Congratulatioi EXPERT typing of West Holden Hall, Tom Lumsden, the director of Campus Crusade for Corp., summer employment also; Farmington Public Schools; Federated Publications, Inc., summer employment also; General this long. 393-6717. 5-1/30 Christ in the state of Michigan will Tire and Rubber Co.; Giffels and Rossetti, Inc.; Hoover Co.; 1-1/27 speak. All are welcome to attend. McNamee Porter and Seeley; City of Milwaukee; National Bank For rides call 337-2505. HOW many more TYPING: TERM papers and theses. of Detroit; How long • Owens-Coming Fiberglass Corp.; Rochester Fast service. Call 332-4597. 4-1/30 ORCHUSIS (The Modern Dance Community Schools; Seidman and Seidman. ch. 1-1/27 Club) meeting, tonight, 7:00 p.m., Feb. 2, 3: Dow Corning, summer employment also; Eli Lilly womens I.M' Dance Studio. There and Co.; Stouffer Roods Corp., also summer employment. BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. is - CONGRATULATIONS, No job too large or too small. Feb. 3: Aluminum Co. of America; Davey Tree Expert Co., d Block off campus. 332-3255. C also summer employment; Detroit Bank and Trust; Firestone Tire Denny. 1-1/27 and Rubber Co.; International Telephone and Telegraph, Fluid COMPLETE THESIS Service. Organizational meeting, tonight, 7:30 Handling Division; Lexington Public Schools; Michigan Discount Printing. IBM typing and binding of thesis, resumes, p.m., 104B Wells Hall. Jim Kellogg Administrative Assistant on Programs and Policies, and Mike Dively - State - Consolidated Gas Co.; The National Cash Register Co.; Consortium for Graduate Study in Business for Negroes; Price YOUR publications. Across from campus, Waterhouse and Co., also summer employment; Union Oil Co. of corner MAC and Grand River, Representative District 104, will below COPYGRAPH 337-1666. C Style Shop. SERVICES, Call speak on Environmental Control. The purpose of the meeting is to organize a student organization to pressure for California, Union 76 Division; United Aircraft Research Laboratories; Upjohn Co. Feb. 3, 4; Aluminum Co. of America; Ansul Co.; Texaco Inc.; HUNGRY? pollution control legislation in the Touche Ross and Co. Feb. 4; Transportation 3Z— Cooper Tire and Rubber Co., also summer shorten it. T ry a tan- Man employment; Interlake Steel Corp.; Penn. Central Co.; Singer Co.; and Nature Recreation AIDERS ANYWHERE in Florida Bookstore, 9-5 U.S. Steel Corporation; Utica Community Schools. gy pizza or one of our Monday-Friday, 328 Student Services great sandwiches. All Spring Break. Round trip. Feb. 4 and 5: Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey) and affiliates Oil APPRECIATE CHEAPI 351-5249. 35-3-5 Building. Students of Psychology 345 - Feb. 4', 5 and 6: IBM Corp.; Mississippi Valley Structural Steel delivered instantly at fflCIENCY advertise in the see ur pronto. We've got Piaget's no extra cost. Jlp Wanted" columns for good 9lT— Theory of Intellectual Development. Co., also summer employment; Peoples Gas Light and Coke Co.; RIDE NEEDED 1 Michigan Tech s. Dial 355-82551 353 6084. Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Co.; Portage Public Schools; Union The Man and Nature Bookstore issues Camp Corp.; The Babcock and Wilcox Co.; Carson Pirie Scott and an open invitation to sit in a room Instate other than your dorm, read books, Co.; FMC Corp., Chemical Group, Host International Inc.; Miles Laboratories Inc. ALSO! ■try LIVING 4 bedroom Cape Wanted talk with anyone, sleep (we have a Feb. 5, 6: American School of Madrid; Arthur spare mattress), Young and Co.; T Under a vear old. Located on look at posters, and Goodyear International Corp.; RCA. Hamburgers WILL BABYSIT in mi almost anything else. If you would Jwes of land. For a Feb. 6, 1970: All State Insurance Co.; Budd Co., Automotive ■ 676-5303. 5-1/27 Have large plav motherly love will b rather be alone, we sell paperback books and posters at a 15%-20% Division; Cargill Inc.; Federal Mogul Corp.; Goodyear Aerospace Cheeseburgers 694-9467 anytime. 5 discount. If we don't have it in stock Corp.; The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.; H. J. Heinz Co.; Submarines we can probably order it. See us in Inland Steel Corp., Indiana Harbor Works; Inland Steel General French Fries action from 9-5 Monday-Friday, 326 Office Inland-Ryerson Construction Products Co.; Kelsey-Hayes Student Services. Co.; Ortho Pharmaceutical Corp.; Roche Laboratories, Division of Service Hoffman La-Roche; Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co. lmAJIONS- G,RLS lift those BLOOD DONORS Needed. $7.50 for all positive. A negative, B negative MSU Marketing Club meeting, Wednesday, January 28, 7:30 p.m.. PIZZA and AB negative, $10.00. O Teak Room, Eppley Center. Andrew Ton-fc r 075. 1-1/27 Spring- Fast service. negative, $12.00. Michigan Armstrong, of the Armstrong Cork Community Blood Center, 507Vi Co. CALL 332-6517 East Grand River, East Lansing. TEACHER, | ,ike giving VARSITY I.E.E.E. (Institute of Electrical and . i German Above the new Campus Book and French in Store. Hours: 9 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. Electronic Engineers, Inc., MSU (62qr£a?n P 2904 after 6 Villa9e p.m. 1-1/27 home- Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. student chapter) meeting, tonight, • Complete selection Tuesday and Thursday, 12 P.M. to 7:30 p.m., room 146 Engineering of frames 6:30 P.M. 337-7183. C Building. Mr. Roger Flom from ■ RAT'ONS & DRESSMAKING Collins Radio Co. will speak on • e*perienced seamstress. Sunglasses ■ ■ he said. predominated. Aside from the lowering of Eleven Michigan cities have upon the same essential services entertainment in East Lansing. "The function of the featuring The lack of adequate funds at property tax, another reason for adopted a uniform city income as the suburbanite when por the student who works in committee is to review the * Hart SchaJfner & Marx Clothing the local level has caused the adopting a city income tax is tax. An equal number, through shopping or doing business or East Lansing there can be no P01"* of thf storf' hear fro"1 * referendum, have rejected the seeking entertainment in East grjpe for he derives his income students, evaluate their requests Hickey-Freeman Clothing * city tax. Of the eleven cities, Lansing. there, and thus benefits. antl ?a.? a, . 111 „ Our Own Fine Label Clothing nine have shown a reduction in Taxing MSU students recommendations for change, property tax of from 2 to 8 employed on-campus does The first issue of opposition Howick said. "So far they Adherent mills The exceptions are Detroit and Hamtramck East Lansing is on the present a valid question of who from students and employes at haven't done this." gains and who loses. MSU was that those working on Since its inception, the 1° the long run, if students state property couldn't be taxed, committee's energies have been Furnishing's Clearance threshold of adopting a city salaries won't "amount to much, That issue has been cleared up AT OAKLAND UNIVERSITY need to income encountered opposition tax a The issue has different kind the students if anything at all," then the using the fact that state capital of computing of the students employes are taxed by Lansing, of bi-monthly checks will cost The uniform city income tax GORDON LIGHTFOOT were Pullover Sweaters now By JEFFREY HUNT MSU. One public meeting has more than the revenue accrued is the most equitable of tax by the city tax. reforms available to the city, Students been held and the second is scheduled for 8 p.m. tonight at IN CONCERT M5 lo $35 Ml" to 524" today are caught in the "information explosion" the City Hall. without knowing how to use the expanding knowledge of our The suburbanite - besides the technical age, according to Stan Crowe of the Students MSU student - is the front of JANUARY 30,1970 All Imported Suede & Leather International Meditation Society. Speaking to students at Erickson Kiva recently, Crowe said the major opposition to the tax Front Sweaters .... 8:00 P.M. present educational system is not helping students to cope with proposition in East Lansing. the mounds of information that must be learned. "Something is lacking in our educational development and that The suburbanite, who derives his income from East Lansing, SPORTS AND RECREATION BLDG. 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When an architect builds a structure he makes a firm foundation for the building, he explained. People need a strong Taylor said. use The suburbanite enjoys the of roads, police and fire STUDENTOURS ANNUAL Perma Button - - Press Long Sleeve Sport Shirts Down & Regular Collar Styles foundation in their lives also. Transcendental meditation builds a firm basis for one's life by causing a person to come into contact with the source of his potential and by bringing this energy into protection, the social and other community activities of the city SPRING BREAK SMASH were now s6 to S21 5399 t0 s|o« I his consciousness, Crowe said. "People are calling out today for more ability for action, more intelligence for thinking, and more energy just to keep up with Freeport, Acapulco, the increasing pace of life," he said. 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