Thursday Oh, Susie . MICHIGAN C TATE NEWS . . . have you gotten any lately, Susie? -Frank Zappa STATE Grey. with UNIVERSITY a chance of rain and . . a high today of 38 degrees and a low tonight of 26 degrees. ol. 62 Number 123 East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 29,1970 ouse fails to override ixon's HEW bill veto beyond Nixon's budget, Republican leaders One of Nixon's major arguments in his bring such WASHINGTON (AP) - President Nixon an understanding before the proposed a simple solution: leave the veto message was that formulas fixed in the House when he produced a letter from on his budget battle with Congress money figures as they are and add language education aid laws require him to ednesday when House Democrats failed spend Secretary of Welfare Robert H. Finch saying Nixon doesn't have to spend any the money. Previous administrations have promising increases in several programs, an override his veto on a $19.7 - billion more than he wants to. held that Congress cannot increase of $238 million over Nixon's ealth and education money bill. compel the The idea, suggested by Nixon himself in executive branch to spend The White House let it be known that it money and budget. The program, harshly criticized by his veto message, found other presidents have ould be willing to accept increases support among frequently Nixon in his veto message, provides money some Democrats, including Rep. Daniel J. impounded funds appropriated by for school districts with large numbers of -taling $448 million over Nixon's budget Flood, D-Pa., chairman of the Congress. children of federal employes. The uest replacing the $1.2 billion added by money appropriations subcommittee that will have The key to acceptance of any plan to goes into 385 congressional districts. ongress in the vetoed bill. to bring out another bill. The 226-191 vote in favor of overriding give Nixon discretion over spending levels House Democratic Leader Carl Flood, who plans to convene his panel would be a firm understanding by the Albert, e veto was 52 votes short of the two - Thursday to decide what it wants to do, members of just what he would be noting Nixon's criticism of the program, irds majority needed, far more than even said he will propose such a solution then. willing said the White House to spend. promise to more than -publican leaders had forecast. The result The ranking minority member, Rep. double the money for it was - final, with no Senate action needed. Rep. Albert H. Quie, R-Minn., a House "cynical and Robert H. Michel, R-Ill., also endorsed it. double - dealing." Nixon's position that the bill was leader on education matters, sought to flationary was supported by 156 Although the figures were not -publicans and 35 Democrats. Only 27 mentioned in Finch's letter Quie said the -publicans voted to override, along with White House also will approve spending an State 99 Democrats. Last month 86 legislature additional $70 million for vocational epublicans voted for the increased education and a total of $140 million more nding despite a warning the bill would for several other programs. vetoed. The action left Congress with the task of Despite such assurances, it is highly Nixon welcomes -ting quickly on a substitute bill to rovide funds for the Dept. of Labor and f Health, Education and Welfare for the rrent fiscal year which has only five school aid a likely ah attempt will be made on the House floor to force another confrontation with Nixon by adding funds to the bill. Prime Minister Harold Wilson of Great Britain is at the side of President Nixon during a full honor welcoming ceremony < i of the White House Wednesday. AP Wirephoto onthsto run. By LARRY LEE To those who opposed In order to forestall another State News Staff Writer parochiaid on tl attempt by basis of increased state control of tl ASMSU says opinion po Democratic majority to beef up the bill The Michigan House of Representatives PrivaW schools, Ryan said the principle narrowly defeated Wednesday long established that the legislature would amendment that would have separated the control facilities in the public good, offers controversial parochiaid section from the whether or not public funds are used. ixon school aid bill. Several legislators spoke in favor of the The 56-54 vote against the amendment before taxation amendment. was a severe setback for the opponents of necessary Rep. Daniel Cooper, D-Oak Park, sponsor iBona draft aid to non appropriation assured. • public schools and the now appears virtually of the amendment, said the matter was important enough to be considered The separately. two - hour debate on the "Further, the ASMSU Student Board be derived from such irector post amendment was interrupted several times by applause from spectators who packed He added that basically the matter lies with church groups, not the state. endorses the concept of referendum to be held an all-student during registration students be direct control of a tax, demands that participants in the ASMSU issued resolutions Tuesday buildings and programs WASHINGTON (AP) -- The White House the galleries for the important vote. Rep. Joyce Symons, D-Alien Park, in periods this spring to decide if said tax established supporting a referendum on the All-Events by student taxes and id Wednesday that Charles DiBona, a House Speaker William A. Ryan, support of the Cooper Amendment, said should be.established and to what use these Bldg. and opposing the proposed East recommends that both the faculty and D-Detroit, gave up his speaker's seat for the the bill would just create more public monies should be put. analysis expert in private business, Lansing city income tax, then adjourned students of MSU be actively included in been offered the post of Selective discussion in order to present his schools. early to attend an open hearing on the "Furthermore, the Student Board of further decisions regarding priorities at ' director. arguments for parochiaid. In debate, Rep. Arthur Law, D-Ponti&c, ASMSU in recognizing possible benefits to MSU." e income tax at East Lansing City Hall. a final decision, Ryan argued for the "rights of consumer also argued for support of the amendment In the first resolution, the board stated press secretary citizens in the area of education." -nald L. and vowed to "vote against any bill that Ziegler told reporters, has not its opposition to any student "tax" to "n reached. "The child does not belong to the state contained parochiaid." support the All-Events Bldg. until all Senate sources reported earlier in the - he belongs to the parent," Ryan said. "We should separate it and let it stand day students have had an had been chosen. Ziegler said the matter "And the parent has the right to choose on its own." express their preference. opportunity to EXEMPTION POSSIBLE? !11 is under discussion. where he will educate the child." "Public assistance to non • public It also stated that if students do decide "The consumer has the right to purchase schools should not be in the form of taxes to tax themselves to fund a DiBona met building, they Students ask Council on Monday with Sen. John his basic needs." which are compulsorarily collected," Rep. should determine what type of tennis, D-Miss., the chairman of the Ryan also countered arguments that the Donald Holbrook, Jr., R-Clare, said in building will be constructed and rmed Services Committee, and Sen. state could support they should only one good public support of the amendment. control the use of that argaret Chase Smith, R-Maine, the school system. He said it is wrong "to compel the building. Board members admitted that the nking Republican member. affects of income tax "We can have good strong public schools taxpayer to support institutions that exist current resolution "straddles the fence" DiBona now is president of the Center and good strong private schools primarily or in part for the sake of religious without taking a position on the All-Events r Naval Analyses in nearby Rosslyn, Va. contributing to each other," he said. instruction that he does not believe in." Bldg. itself, but promised a definite stand on the issue before a referendum. at length as to how the tax was going to "Before the referendum itself, I know I affect them. Council replied in its usual ONFIRMATION LIKELY for one will take a definite position and campaign for it," Vice Chairman Chuck For MSU students from the proposed East seeking an escape Lansing income way that they have said throughout that "students are subject to the tax." Mostov said. tax, a request to the state legislators to "Those students living within the The tax resolution deals more with confines of East Lansing, who consider exempt students from the levy may Senate committee ends student voting rights in East provide a ray of hope. themselves non-residents of the city will be Lansing than with the tax itself. The suggestion by an MSU economics taxed .5 of 1 per cent," Mayor Gordon L. "The main thrust should be professor, Milton C. Taylor, came near the Thomas said. objecting to the fact that MSU students find it difficult end of the last public "Something the University is going to meeting to acquaint to register to vote in East the East Lansing have to make determination on," Thomas Lansing," City Council with public Chairman Bill R us tern said attitude towards the levy. said, "is whether the student is working in questioning of Carswell during discussion of the resolution. "The state East Lansing or outside of East Lansing." legislators exempted The All-Events themselves from the Lansing He added that the student would have to Bldg. resolution says: city income "While recognizing the inherent benefits tax," Taylor said, "why don't the students earn more than $600 in order to pay any available to students get the legislators to sponsor a bill tax at all. through the WASHINGTON (AP) — Supreme Court LeRoy Collins of Florida, an admirer and and make statements that they forget establishment of a student 'tax,' the exempting them from the East Lansing Sam Riddle, executive committee "minee G. Harrold Carswell completed his former law associate of the nominee. ASMSU Student Board at this time income tax." member of BLF; ASMSU board chairman " ate history." testimony Wednesday hailed Collins, who is from Tallahassee, told In short opposes the establishment of said 'tax' Most of the Bill Rustem; and Larry E. Kline, an East as a order, Sens. Scott, Robert P. more than 25 MSU students egal scholar" and apparently assured of the committee he also contributed $100 to Griffin, R-Mich., Quentin N. Burdick, until all affected students of MSU are attending the meeting had left before Lansing resident and MSU graduate urination. the country club and that he didn't feel he D-N.D., and Sam J. Ervin Jr., D-N.C., allowed to voice their own personal Taylor's suggestion. student, presented three different views to Disavowing again any racial prejudice, "was doing anything wrong." questioned the witness • preference in the matter. The students had questioned the council the council. well glided through his second and Riddle told the council of his concern "Judge Carswell is no racist," Collins aj day as a witness before the Senate said. "He is no white supremacist. He is no "for the overwhelming majority of black "diciary Committee. segregationist. I am convinced of this." students at MSU who will be affected by The session went the proposed tax." so smoothly that one Bayh asked Collins, a former federal civil his "I would want representation one way admirers, Sen. Marlow W. Cook, rights officer, whether the club was -Ky., inadvertently addressed the organized to circumvent desegregation of or another for blacks who are paying minee as "Justice Carswell." the city facilities that it absorbed. taxes," Riddle said. "You're opening the , Two persistent committee The ex-governor said that box, we're willing to deal if you are." reh liberals, Sens, might have Bayh, D-Ind., and Edward M. been the case in 1951 or 1952, but he Rustem said ASMSU could not endorse nedy, D-Mass., caused what little didn't think racial segregation, in defiance an income tax until qualified students were -™y Carswell experienced. of the Supreme Court, was the motive able to be fairly registered to vote in They by Ea$t a him why he had bought a share of the time the club was organized. Lansing. K in an Thomas said state law established that all-white country club in Judging by the reception Carswell ahassee in 1955. received generally, he "attendance at a college neither gives nor arswell doddled on a probably will be overwhelmingly takes away residence." The council scrap of paper approved by the set-up a hey probed. Replying with only a committee next week. meeting to establish the present voterS registration rules; ASMSU was invited but The committee plans to hear testimony (see related story, failed to send anyone, Thomas said. page 3) Thursday from witnesses opposed to of Kline paralleled the city income tax to anger, he said he did not have Carswell's confirmation. the All-Events Sen. Hiram L. Fong, R-Hawaii, who is of Bldg., proposed by an MSU segregation in mind when he administrator. The issue of the All-Events ntnbuted the $100. Chinese ancestry, complimented Carswell He said "the for "candor and frankness" in his Bldg. was that students tax themselves. $100 I put in was for no Kline said, "Anytime your money is at al purpose." And, he said, the private statements disavowing racial prejudice. stake you should have the opportunity to UP quickly Sen. Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., hailed folded, returning $76 to express how it is to be spent." the nominee as "a man of unquestioned Sen- Thomas said he would like to see some Hugh Scott, R-Pa., rallied to integrity and impeccable character." of the estimated $100,000 collected from swell s aid. Setting aside the heavy pipe Thupnoiu! called Crfrswell "a legal non-residents used in an "attempt to do nad smoked scholar/' He said placidly through the tjutf in contrast to other something for the prevention of pollution 12* with Bayh and Kennedy, Scott judges, WJio6e decisions were "too long and superfluous," Carswell Wrote concisely. E. Lansing inco in the Red Cedar; better park facilities, "This is the Cook recalled Justice Hugo L. Black had equally used by residents and biggest furore over $24 since In non-residents; and put toward services Indians sold Manhattan." been roundly condemned in 1937 for a discussion at the public meeting on the proposed Income tax Tuesday, Sam Riddle of the BLF spoke In favor of black related to non-residents usage." insisted that he and Bayh were having been a member of the Ku Klux representation If the E ast Lansing tax is passed. About 25 students attended the meeting Kline explained that "there is no doubt Ku'ng a legitimate line of Klan. "I'm afraid," Cook told Carswell, held by the City Council. Mayor Thomas inquiry." pointed out that It Is up to the University to determine where that a young person has a more difficult Wltn«K for Carswell w« former Gov. "when many of the people write articles their students work. State News photo by Richard Warren (please turn to page 7) Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 29,197Q Israeli planes strike Cairo, raid military i nstallations ^H| ~~ Huber a Romney recent weeks were aimed at civilians and were "an abortive effort CAIRO (AP) -- Israeli planes struck at Cairo Wednesday for the to undermine the morals of the Egyptian people." The Romney announced Tuewi. first time since the 1967 war. They hit a suburb, killing three By JEFF SHELER civilians and wounding 12, the Egyptian military command government and the Egyptian people, he said are now "fully State News Staff Writer in nor Washington that his wife were nei£ y announced. prepared" for an incident from the Israelis. State Sen. Robert J. Huber, office but that seeking th! Windows rattled in Cairo and the capital shook from the The spokesman said the Israeli planes were promptly engaged by Egyptian air defenses and driven off. R-Troy, said Wednesday he "close the they would door" to JT explosions and the fire from Egyptian antiaircraft guns. Black expects Republican party leaders possibility of puffs of antiaircraft fire dotted the sky. Artillery, rocket and heavy machine-gun fire could be clearly heard in the center of the city echoing from tall buildings. to pick a Romney to challenge nomination. accepting8 the h! A government spokesman said three houses were destroyed in him for the U.S. Senate Huber said he No air raid sirens sounded. Maguid said the attack may have objected the raid on the suburb of Maadi, a district of plush homes on the nomination. toth. Nile River about six miles from downtown Cairo. been too sudden for the sirens to be sounded, noting that a jet Huber, who announced his consensus system of selecting! party favorite because it »tau can reach Cairo from the Suez Canal in about a minute and a half. A military communique said Israeli planes also hit a base at candidacy for the Senate the choice away from Dahshur, about 15 miles south of Cairo on the east bank of the Electricity in some city areas was cut, apparently as part of air nomination several weeks ago, of the state." the De^u pe°P'e raid precautions against fire from short circuits. Power was Nile. said he has "no doubts" that "I believe the citizens restored when the raid ended. The raids apparently were aimed at military installations at Housing and Urban should In outlying areas, traffic halted in accordance with air raid make the decision on who thv Maadi and Dahshur. Development Secretary George want for An official spokesman, Ahmed Esmat Abdel Maguid, told regulation — contrasting with the center of Cairo where normally Romney or his wife Lenore will nominees," Huber s»u 1 that the Israeli raid and others in the Nile Delta in heavy traffic continued and pedestrians interrupted their walking emerge as the consensus "I'm tired of these right' kingmakers 'diving only briefly by looking skyward. candidate at the GOP conference who mak,, The Israelis said their planes hit an army camp at Maadi and a their decisions in smoke fiiiJ in St. Qair Shores this weekend. - base at Dahshur. A military spokesman in Tel Aviv said all planes rooms." M returned safely. Republican leaders are The St. Clair scheduled to meet there to Shores Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan, speaking to newsmen in conference would "produce decide who will get official party such Tel Aviv after the raid, said that although Israeli planes are under a decision" the backing for the Senate bid. lawmaker said. Republican orders to avoid civilian targets in Egypt, "we have no other The GOP nominee will likely restrictions and we shall go as deep as we like." Huber said he face Democratic Sen. Philip A. lacked the "If they cannot stop us flying over Cairo then they cannot party leadership support because Hart whose six-year term expires cross the Suez Canal," he added. He's in to stay this year. he "refused to be an order Dayan said the Israeli attacks were to show the Egyptian taker." He cited his At a Wednesday news conservative people that they are not in a position to start another full-scale Sen. Robert J. Huber, R-Troy, said he expects conference Huber said entry of voting record as evidence of his war and that the regime of President Gamal Abdel Nasser is "not one of the Romneys to emerge as the consensus refusal to "knuckle under" either Romney into the Senate to doing them any good." candidate at the St. Clair Shores conference this party leaders. race would not affect his But Dayan said the raids deep into Egypt were not aimed at weekend. Huber will remain a candidate for the However, his support anions candidacy. the voters, he said, could not bringing about "the fall of Nasser personally." U.S. Senate regardless of the Romneys. "The more "I'm in this race to stay," let In other action, Israeli jets hit Jordanian army positions east of him be considered a "non the merrier," he quipped Wednesday. Huber said. "I could care less if . the occupied Golan Heights and returned safely. favorite." George or Lenore or both decide Asked if he would to run. The more the merrier." accept the support of the American Independent Party, which ran REPUBLICANS REPORT Alabama ex-Gov. George Wallace for president in 1968, Huber said he would not turn down Pollution battle any support, but would "not buy their philosophies." Huber criticized the and State Romneys environmental groups which Supreme Court Chief predicted even greater problems Justice Thomas E. Brennan for of pollution that will have to be would set up special projects. playing "in - again - out - again" faced by the state government Rep. Dively, who supported with the Senate bid. Most people are concerned most of the state because of growing urban areas. efforts, with pollution until the cost of elaborated on several "Romney and Brennan are points control is brought up, according made by Kellogg. Dively confusing the public and are Citing three ways to combat warned to State Rep. Michael A. Dively. denying them the opportunity pollution, Kellogg said the best against pollution legislation to make up their minds." Speaking at "The Forum," an approach is through government which might be less than useful. organization concerned with initiated legislation. A bill now "Few of us want to see pollution, the Republican from in the House is designed to legislation enacted which would Traverse City noted that young further the battle against do more harm than good." Nature, algebra people have a "tremendous pollution, he said. One of the most dangerous potential to further the cause of stopping pollution." Another approach is through examples of air pollution is the carbon dioxide level in the to be discussed Also speaking to "The Forum" legal channels. If the bill is made law, Michigan citizens will have atmosphere; in recent years the about pollution and the state's level has gone up 15 per cent, Pesticides in the soil, the the right to take a municipality, effort to control it was James a government project or an Dively said. earthworm and robin cycle will Kellogg of Gov. Milliken's industry to court if it is "State government cannot be discussed today at 11:30 a.m. program staff. Technology 50 polluting the environment. handle the pollution problem by by George Wallace in 338 years old is being used to fight The third approach, Kellpgg itself. Laws are not the end," Natural Resources. At 4:10 p.m. pollution, t K,eUogg said. He said, is through greater citizen Diyely , saidr "JJffore any in C-103 Wells Hall, H. Radjavi involvement. He said interested legislation can be meaningful, will discuss Invariant Subspaces individuals should create citizen the people have to be behind it." and Operator Algebras. 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Butler Phone: 371-17B2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 29, 1970 news Three Czech leaders resign VIENNA(AP) - Czechoslovak Ceniik ws premier under the secretary- general of the party, member of Oldrich Cemik "who masterminded the liberalization Cigarettes 3/79< sumrrtary Premier OldrichCemik and two other liberal party chief Alexander top leaders resigned Dubcek and remained at the Wednesday from their posts in post after Dubcek was ousted 8UCCeeded Cernik as premier. . the Plenary session simultaneously resigned function of federal Dremier" In a shakeuD affecting hnth his that brought on the 1968 Soviet and allied invasion. Strougal has been the party's capsuU summary of th« day's events from „ A the government and from the following the Soviet - led °f the Central Committee of the the Communist Dartv and the deputy secretary - general. At 45 - wlr# services. Presidum of the Czechoslovak invasion of Czechoslovakia in Czechoslovak Communist party . he is known as one of the Communist party, the news 1968. fecepted the resignation from government, trade "J0" chief toughest men in the new agency ^ 3 CTK reported v Lubomir Strougal, deputy the function of Presidium *~®' Polacek . Stefan Czechoslovak Communist Sadovsky, the Slovak party leader, also resigned. They and hierarchy. He has been a Krinkle Magic Cemik gave up their posts in he member of the Communist party "Something the University is Panty Hose Rep. Vaughn since World War II and rose to ruling Communist party going to have to make Presidium. cabinet rank in the regime of determination on, (for purposes) is whether the student is working in East Lansing or outside tax urges The Czechoslovak agency CTK said the session also accepted; Dubcek's resignation news Stalinist Novotny, who 1968. President was Antonin deposed in 79< Limit 6 (coupon) from The new premier is the party Central expected East Lansing Store Only of East Lansing." to take harsh measures with the defeat of Carswell Committee, his last significant -Gordon L. Thomas, post. Dubcek became his ailing Czechoslovak economy. He is known to believe that the East Lansing mayor country's ambassador to Turkey 1.50 at the beginning of this week. main reason for the current shakiness of the economy is bad Wednesday's actions removed the last of the men who had morale among workers. Ugly Duckling International News State New^SUffWEriter "Judge Carswell, even when Ttij^ng s!JS then." ^ ^ Panty Hose The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State The U.S. Command in Saigon issued a denial D- Detroft,°^Vlfednesday1 "urged University, is published every class day during four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. 99c Wednesday of charges that unfavorable news reports are Republican Sen. Robert Griffin tradition of clinging to the past Tallahassee golf course to Subscription rate is $14 per year. Limit 3 censored by the Armed Forces Vietnam Network and Democratic Sen. Hart to vote Philip A against whlch this cgougntry mPu8t j?ecome a pnva* segregated East Lansing Store Only (AFVN). confirmation of Florida Judge relinquish if we are ever out of the turmoil we find to move aueRtinnJ»» qu„ ons" ai8es serious Member Associated Press, United Press International, At the same time, American officials disclosed that G. Harold Carswell to the Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, U.S. agents posing as newsmen had withdrawn from ourselves in todav" Vauchn Vau8hn said the President has Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press two Supreme Court. Telegrams were J"®1'68 t0day' Vaugh" already "paid off" his Southern Association, United States Student Press Association. the Saigon press corps after their identity had been sent to both senators. E' dfbt and that the aPP°intment revealed. though the iudce has Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. Opaque In a summary of an investigation of the censorship charges, the command said the only reports banned black and the you*, of this v.u8hn said Quwell's record on ^ JV"L\ courts as the last *Si bastion of Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Panty Hose from AFVN programming are those which either would lustice. Michigan. give information of value to the enemy or offend the "The President promised to 1.69 High Court repels Phones: South Vietnamese government. 'bring us together,' " Vaughn Editorial said. "But he is counting votes. 355-8252 Classified Advertising 355-8255 "When the President of the President Nixon and British Prime Minister Harold United States cannot rise above Display Advertising 353-6400 Business-Circulation 355-3447 concluded two days of talks Wednesday, segregation Pi ea Wilson politics to meet the challenges of reportedly agreeing on all major points. our times with vision and Photographic 355-8311 Gillette's statesmanship, how Wilson attended a meeting of the National Security possibly expect to gain the can he Platinum Plus Council on Nixon's invitation, and the two leaders then WASHINGTON (AP) -- The „abama' ^eo^a, Louisiana and respect of those alienated groups Blades spent almost two hours with their principal aides Supreme Court flatly rejected M^ippi to desegregate their in our society?" he asked, discussing world problems. The future of the Atlantic today a plea by Gov. Claude p"b,'c schools by Feb. 1 and Alliance and East-West relations were in the focus of Kirk of Florida that it set ^optf.a unitary system o{ Fi hnq out forms 59c their discussions, a diplomatic source said. national standards for school "9 °UT TOrmS segregation. Kirk said it would be r .. , . f. . Arthur Ashe, American black tennis star, was refused Kirk's plea, which was framed attempted suit against the j?p°ssi5!f f°L.Fl0?da i° "if®! the deadline. Therefore he asked tellClty find LONDON (UPI) - C „ Wednesday a visa to compete in South Africa. The 49 other states and Secretary refusal triggered a new wave of protest against the Reobert H. Finch of the Dept. JL°SU®.^ and ,^nch ?lnce the otl?er Moser, head of the government's Central Statistical Office invited of Health, Education and .05c country's racial policies that likely will lead to further Welfare, Jates_would continue to receive about 600 to a isolation in international sports. was turned back JPZl Sv(?i°nth! management conference to tell Bluebooks unanimously. JeLra^lfovprnm.nf® him about the superabundance Mummy, an ancient drug once believed derived from The unsigned decision, speaking for all of thP all of the Pioht eight I, ® frfa was denied an Florida c . 11 - of "irritating" forms they had to fill out. Then he gave them s bodies in 2/5< , Egyptian tombs, will soon be sold to Russians justices," said Kirk had failetfto of its ProPortionate ^ fonn on which they could enter as a cure for virtually "state a claim against any of the everything from ulcers to broken snare- their complaints. bones. defendants warranting the Limit 10 exercise of the (coupon) Soviet scientists are said to have found that the original Showing Central Michigan's Most Complete Assortment of East Lansing Store Only jurisdiction of the court." Expires after 1-31-70 sweet-smelling, tar-like substance oozes out of Cave Only the Supreme Court, Smokers cracks in the Tiger Gorge - region of central Asia's Zeravshan Mountains. A dark-brown mummy has passed recent laboratory tests and has been Balsam resin, under the Constitution, can judge disputes between states. The court rejected Kirk's move PIPES Savanelli G.B.D. AND Articles A pasty is a unique upper peninsula foocf. 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Food hikes, which usually move quickly from the Tickets $5.50 per person. Yardley wholesale to the retail level, had already risen 7.2 per Please, Liquid Make Up | cent at the supermarket in the past year. Reservations in The Senate Advance 1.29 sent to President Nixon Wednesday a $ 1.8 IV 9-4311 billion foreign aid bill containing one of the lowest 213 South Grand Avenue I allotments ever for the program. The Senate passed it by voice vote after an hour's Free Parking. debate. It was passed by the House Tuesday. The foreign aid money was included in a $2.5 billion bill which also contained funds for the Peace Corps, the MEMOIRS: SIXTY YEARS Ol Maybelline Inter-American Development Bank, the International Cometo FIRING LINE (Popular llbury. $1.25) Eye Make up Development Association and other groups. Michigan News Limit 1 Ford Motor Co. told Congress Wednesday its efforts (coupon) East Lansing Store Only I .? deve'op a pollution-free automobile have moved from e Expires after 1-31-70 laboratory to the test track. Herbert L. Misch, Ford vice-president for engineering, sa'd the test 500 off autos embody four basic concepts worked ou with leaders of the oil industry. THE CASE OF THE CARELESS CUPID the discount price Current tests, he said, are aimed at durability and Monday thru Thursday 1o a.m. to 11 p.m. and Friday on all Pertormance, with some vehicles operating on a 0(mied, lead-free fuel, and others on gasoline and Saturday 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. We have the finest long play | .0ntaining the present lead additives that are suspected Imported and Domestic wines in stock. A complete line records Pollut^T quartfers as a P1""10*?3! villain in exhaust of party supplies to take care of any party large or A SMALL TOWN IN 0ERMANY (Dill. $125) '• C,,,# I I TO FIND A U N 95) Wilton # ♦ * •mall. cJ!0ITle, 50 University of Detroit (U-D) students r'ed ful1 the U"D the" J Administration Bldg. Wednesday in day of a sit-in university policies. to demonstrate their right to Party glassware and bar supplies are specialties. A wide assortment of tempting party foods. one of our COMMUNITY State 1 at th c-they began the demonstration Tuesday night I a)r "e Flsher Administration Bldg., the students had NEWSCENTER Discount We Cash M.S.U. that 8red acceptance of one of their seven demands - I Univpr f criminal charges will be dropped by the OADE'S PARTY STORE LOCATION • AT FRANDOR CENTER ft MERIDIAN MALL Payroll Checks OPEN EVENINGS and SUNDAYS TILL 9 P.M. de 'a * against 17 students arrested in a . 314 S. I.D. Required I campu tion against military recruiters on the U-D Clippert 307 E. Grand Rlvti Phon# 351-5445 W»oo« 361-7562 MICHIGAN LARRY LIRNIR STATI NEWS Who's to decide UNIVERSITY when one is to die?! NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor something, he pulls a cord that is attache GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor DEBORAH FITCH, feature editor "Learning without thinking is labor lost; - to we a beU that we can hear are In the house. no matter wlSnete KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor Thinking without learning is perilous." JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor This particular evening was no different The words of Confucius are not just (tiler from any other school night. I was readin. Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker for Chinese fortune cookies. award an assignment in my room when I heard for outstanding journalism. We are busy 20th Century human beings. the bell from upstairs. Frightened that We work five days a week from nine to something was wrong, I rushed up the five. We go to classes that bore our minds stairs and hurried into the room. It Was and stultify our action. nothing serious, just a sudden pain that one EDITORIALS We often learn by rote memorization and of his prescribed pills would relieve. I helped hence neglect to think. We often repeat our him take the pill with some water and said mistakes and hence neglect to learn. good night. As I turned to leave the room I heard the bell ring again. In few situations are we confronted with Nixon9s Court the immediate necessity for deep thought and critical reflection of what we have learned. I went to his bedside and he for me to sit down in the chair next to bed. It is very difficult for him to motioned his speak but he has means of communicating. He Think and learn from the reflections of a pointed to a bottle of sleeping pills racist with friend. bed table and motioned for me to them to him. When I did this, he squeezed on his give The Senate Judiciary Committee Supreme Court. FORGIVE ME GRANDFATHER my head and at the same time a tear By GARY BURNS trickled down his cheek. When he is now holding confirmation hearings Are there no individuals in this pointed to the door I realized his intentions. For on Judge G. Harrold Carswell's nation, whether from the South or My parents had gone out for the evening and I was home alone, except for my very just' a moment I stood looking at him nomination to the Supreme Court. elsewhere, with superior, impressive ill grandfather. Someone always had to be thinking of the intense pain he must feel As was the case with Clement or outstanding judicial records? Are and the burden he feels he is to us. I was home with him because a stroke he had Haynsworth, many people are being there no potential associate justices "Gave proof thro' the night that our flag was still suffered a year ago had left him faced with the most critical decision of my polarized - strongly for or against - life. Should I walk out of the room and who can sit on the Supreme Court there..." incapacitated and helpless. We live in a as the merits of the judge and his small house and whenever he needs allow my grandfather to take his life or without people's suspicion that they should I take the pills away from him and prospective appointment are being are or have been a racist? Just how make him suffer a little longer? elucidated. does President Nixon select his The primary outcome of these Supreme Court nominees? Why does OUR READERS' MIND My parents arrived home a little later and immediately asked about grandfather. I hearings is that the integrity of the the President choose a nominee, not said he was the same and seemed to be "High Court" will be seriously with mediocre credentials but rather resting comfortably. I told them I felt tired threatened if a man is appointed who with no or negative credentials? and was going to turn in for the night. 1 must beforehand deny that he is a racist. Judge Carswell, when asked about Before the President phoned the nominee to offer his congratulations on being offered the post, Mr. Nixon Not referring to the American knew I could never fall asleep because I would be thinking about my decision to take the pills away from my grandfather. Will I ever forget the look in his eyes when his 1948 White Supremacy speech, burning crosses? I would call Bronze Stars, Judge Harmon, after carefully I aaid to him, "I can't do this grandfather. had only met Carswell for a "brief To the Editor: uniforms and burning crosses shitty stated, "I said it. I suppose I believed I would like to commend and thank the considering my testimony, that of others, Please understand that I love you and handshake," the Justice Dept., and symbols. During my arrest, I did term a and my behavior in the courtroom, would do anything to help you. However it at the time." editors for the thought • provoking not the President, had conducted the nationalist symbol a "shitty symbol." I had sentenced me to $100 fine, 80 days, carta, editorial of Jan. 26 which concerned my this Is something I can't do." There is reason to be concerned specifically to the American supposedly complete investigation of arrest and trial. I would also like to shed not referred or 60 days. The case is now In the proceaa with such a remark. Although it may flag. I further testified that my interest in of appeal although no date has been yet tit For over a year he has suffered with this Carswell, and at the time of the more light on the basis for the judgement the belt may have been to a small extent for my first appeal. incurable illness and just last week his only be a matter of semantics, either and sentencing. nomination neither Atty. Geri. ideological, but I was mainly interested in David McCrea doctor gave him little time to live. Yet who he did believe it or he didn't - Mitchell nor the President knew of I the aesthetic design and colors of the flag. am I to decide how little that time should period. It would have been far was arraigned on May 19, 1969, for Bayamon, Puerto Rico junior the White Supremacy speech. "defiling, defying upon and casting be? God is the only one who has that simpler and less suspicious for the Nixon is making a mockery Of contempt by word and act upon the flag of power and I guess God is not ready to take nominee to have stated his 1948 grandfather away from us. So the poor man Dept. favors arts center what the Supreme Court is and the United States." "Defiling" and feelings one way or the other. should be. If he is going to delegate "defying upon" defied definition in court, just lies in bed wondering- when his time While it is and since I was not in possession o£, an will come. If I had walked out of that impossible to know the his right to nominate an associate like he asked me to, would I be able entire flag, but only a small portion, I limited not only of money but room exact extent of Carswell's White resources justice to the Justice Dept., he could not have cast contempt by act upon To the Editor: also of readily accessible space, such a to live with my conscience? Taking another Supremacy feelings, the fact remains should, at least, specify the choice of the flag. Thus the judgement hinged man's life Is something that is impossible to on The following resolution, which was building raises a crucial question of that the speech was delivered. This, whether I had cast contempt by word upon justify, no matter the circumstances. I a non - racist with a positive record adopted in a recent meeting of the Dept. of priorities. blight on Carswell's record is enough lather than a possible racist with no the flag. « .jtiwlL « «■* -Ww-a- Humanities, may be of interest to your As a faculty we urge the MSU Board of would probably live with that for the rest to warrant President Nixon's It was at this time* that Ronald Koush, readers: Trustees to consider in the issue of the of my life and always wonder if I had done record. the right thing. I am glad I only had a few withdrawal of his nomination to the my arresting officer, took the stand and proposed arena the larger question of the -The Editors introduced the damning "shitty symbol" Be it resolved that: function and responsibilities of a seconds to make my decision otherwise I testimony. Ronnie couldn't remember the The faculty of the Dept. of Humanities University as an institution of higher might have been swayed by the look of subject of our conversation on that of the University College, thinking learning. anguish on his face. In his limited way, he Can occasion, but he did clearly remember me was begging me to relieve him of all the 'Europ carefully of the needs of students and the Karl F. Thompson we saying "shitty symbol." He had thought I was referring to the U. S. flag. After lunch teaching of students as well as the needs of chairman pain and suffering and no one would ever know what really happened. I wonder if I the University community as a whole, I took the stand to enlighten the court would have reacted differently had it been asserts its firm belief that the construction about the conversation and clear up the someone else, someone I don't love and our NATO matter once and for all. of a performing arts center should take precedence over the construction of any Not with SN whose suffering did not affect me in the same way, someone whose memories will The rather one - sided conversation additional major athletic facilities. never haunt me the way a loved one's A battle seems to be shaping - up costs in Europe are partly defrayed between Ronnie and me, as I recalled it, To the Editor: Therefore we wish to express our strong would. I don't think I could take anyone's in the Senate over the possibility of a had dealt with the principles that vested - For the benefit of friends and others, I by West Germany while the United interest groups use to make men do terrible opposition to the proposed building, at this life regardless of the relationship. substantial cutback of American GIs wish to make it absolutely clear that I am States would be footing the entire time, of an "events" building described as from Europe. Sen. Mike Mansfield, bill for troops restationed in back things to each other. Nationalistic and an $11 million structure for the no longer associated with the State News in As I lay here in my bed, I pray that my housing of ideological symbols play a large part in the any way, shape or form. I resigned for grandfather forgives me and understands D-Mont., has been sponsoring the home. manipulation of men. Do men kill for basketball contests and large scale popular reasons which the State News doesn't wish how difficult his wish was for me. I pray resolution, now favored by 51 of It is only logical that in order to entertainments. he never asks such a thing again. I don't pleasure or for Bronze Stars and Iron to acknowledge in print. 100 senators, to reduce our forces in release extensive funds for domestic Crosses? What would an army be without We believe that, given the University's Trlnka Cline know If my will power would be strong NATO. uniforms? What is a Klan meeting without Former SN Executive Editor enough to say no a second time. use, NATO forces need to be cut | The essential point made by the period. There need be no relocation, ipsolution's supporters is that if we of troops to the United States but, > dan "Vietnamize" the war in instead, a cut - back of 50,000, POINT OF VIEW Southeast Asia, why can't we 100,000 or 150,000 American GIs ' ^Europeanize" the peacetime from NATO - the more the better. defense of Europe? The President himself, in the Undersecretary of State Richardson speaking for the Nixon Administration, has outlined the Elliot Guam Doctrine, has stated that our allies should take on a stronger role in their own defense as the U.S. role India awaits progressive leaders iieasons why the United States must diminishes. This should not merely interests of only 20 per cent island (1950-51) to Rs. 545" (1968-69) as "property rights" guaranteed in the continue its NATO presence without EDITOR'S NOTE: The following "Point dwellers! Prime Minister Mrs. Indira population, meanwhile, increased from 329'^ Constitution. They argue something like pertain to.our "allies" in Southeast of View" by Dhirendra Sharma, associate million to 530 million. Moreover, the Gandhi once remarked that there were gntam * this< " Poverty exists not in the natural 3ny reduction. He has stressed that Asia but in Europe - NATO - as of the '60s have not been professor of philosophy, records some of "only two genuine majorities in India, the evenly state. Neither did property. Therefore, a \l/hile our over - involvement in well. his impressions of South Asia, where he is distributed amongst different segments of - poor and the young." And democratically landowner properly owns only the Southeast Asia was a mistake, the France has for all practical currently engaged in research. speaking, to maintain the status quo is hot the population or over different regions of improvements he makes on a piece of land, American military commitment to purposes already pulled out of.: in the best interest of either of the two the country. Yet the expectations of the not the land itself, and 'owes to the Europe has been a success. To lessen NATO while During my visits to different parts of majorities. masses have risen sharply and uniformly. prohibiting the' Europe and Asia, I observed a prevailing India's challenge is much more community a ground - rent' (since there that commitment, by reducing our stationing of American GIfc -On " During six years of my sojourn abroad, complex i> no better term to express the idea)." influence of American culture around the two things have become very popular: a than the flight to the moon. UVas much as NATO troop strength, eliminating French soil. There remains no world particularly among the youth. But 48 per cent, or around 250 million people " I am not certain whether the Indian - transistor and a bottle of Coca Cola. There L it told Tom he was court martialed for going to be a country in which foreigners have to have a to have a good background in order to deserter and a dodger, the two types of American exiles seem to going AWOL I Tom and the Army never hit and be additionally sentenced good background in order to compete successfully with the home have no difficulties getting along it off from the start. He went for his suicide "prank." Two compete successfully "with the people, education is a key factor. together. home people, education is a key AWOL from his Georgia base weeks later Tom went AWOL "Why, some of my best factor. | two months after joining the again and crossed the U.S. friends are deserters," an Ohio It usually takes service. When he was later border into Canada. an Finding adequate housing for see some American exiles two or draft dodger jokingly indicated brought back to the base, he There are many organization like the Toronto deserters also three times, we have some of the to me. Americans Anti Draft Programme about can become - same deserters coming in here The Canadian people don't difficult. Housing obtained for two weeks to a month to get an differentiate between American exiles every day." draft American exile operating on his by aid organizations is usually free but If a dodger were to turn dodgers or deserters either. own within the Prosecution country. For the temporary. Organizations often himself in to American Whether they hate or like them, deserter, the process is much have a difficult time authorities, he would probably Canadian citizens treat deserters longer. getting and ,long-term housing arrangements serve two and a half years of a dodgers the same. Long wait rop because of the lack of proper five-year prison sentence and I . One of the major hindrances papers. then be released. • "Salt and Peppered Soul" A ^ ^ _ 7 ls Paper work. Most draft Deserter scorned Za IH I & V S Cl n m Q dodgers come to Canada Deserters also need more But if the deserter were to • E. W. & The Motiques \r* I y ' ^1 & ' yulll^J prepared to meet the rigors of personal counseling than draft return home and surrender filing for immigration papers. dodgers normally do. himself, authorities could I Hubbard Sat. Jan . 31 I FLINT ( UPI) prosecution in the Algiers Motel - The young blacks and two convicted white prostitutes in the Manor ESLJST kSTSL "Let's deserters face it. Most of the that here "throw the book" at him with as much as a life imprisonment • 10 p.m. - 1 a.m. U.S.D.A. Choice Beef - - federal conspiracy trial told a °?h come are wiSem! ' | all-white jury Wednesday that a white, former Detroit policeman "quarterbacked" a grisly death _ o ^nex of the Algiers Mote! July 26,1967. ' But because Ann all-white panel of 12 departure from the States, few 'TtThe motel" the night iurors and four alternates was deserters bring along the of their quick CHUCK Sears I three black I teen-agers killed during Detroit's 1967 riots. were sworn in Wednesday after 4V6 days of close questioning by prosecution and defense necessary documents when they Save money ROAST Three former I policemen - Ronald August 31, Detroit attorneys. by sewing David Senak, 29, and Robert proceedings were recessing for the day aft£ Kenneth McIntyer) Nile, 34 - and a black former ^ u s attorney, finished his your own Spring wardrobeI I private guard, Melvin Dlsmukes, opening statement three j were charged with conspiracy to defense attorneys are scheduled ZIG-ZAG P lb. | violate the civil rights of eight to give their opening statements today. "Had they (the defendants) Glenn Herrlman Sewing Mach Income tax arrested the occupants of the motel, or even if an odd racial Volkswagen, Inc. (continued from page 1) slur, an odd elbow, an odd rifle, 6135 W. SAGINAW ST. This Week $ A (1 . been swung, we wouldn't be Only! time registering in East Lansing here » Mclntyre said. "... But I PHONE 482-6226 | compared Councilman to older persons." what happened in that motel Mary P. Sharp cannot be written off as a I pointed out that in the April 7, deviation due tajitiot elections the three conditions.' I precincts designated as student e and foot control I voting areas registered the lowest California Navel I turnout. The fire station I registered voters had 42 voters; I the Spartan Village area with with 820 ORANGES 1 1,212 had 167 voters; and Red Cedar School I registered voters had 53 voters, I Mrs. Sharp said. The other light with 1,158 20 £.A c I precincts registered turnouts ct. I from 253 to 541 voters. Mrs. Sharp said earlier "the | facttaxthat the a University exists as supported state institution HOUSE SPECIALIZING IN CANTONESE CUISINE bag is a benefit to all of us. It American Dinners • Businessmen's Luncheon I provides an opportunity for 4113 S. Cedar 1 block N. of Cavanaugh I, educational nourishment and For Take Out and Reservations call 393-4848 1 learning." Make Cleaning a Breeze! Meadowdale Frozen Mid-Season Kenmore Uprigh PEAS & CORN This Week SKI-WEAR-SALE * Only! *26 Rovolving brush with rotary bristles really cleans carpeting 2#% to 50% OFF CHARGE IT On Sears Revolving Charge 2320 E. Mich. Ave. Shop Thurs. and Fri. Lansing just past Frandor Sears 9 AM to 9 PM Sat. 9 AM to 5:30 PM SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. ^^SPECIAL low beer prices" tonite is, little Caesats pizza NITE PtaaTreat 337-1681 1071 TROWBRIDGE RD. •NEAR HARRISON RD. Plus Universal Family and visual effects OFF CAMPUS by Edison 83rd light show and Circle Drive CALL f mm... Next Week John Burning Tree 5°c COVER ALLYOUCANEAT 337-163T ART SAVING! 1203 ON.-SAT. 9 A.M.-9 P.M. FREE E. GRAND RIVER 1.10 AM. to 5 PJ 3 BLOCKS WEST DELIVERY OF HAGADORN iiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiimiiii ® Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 29, 197q STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED There is No Season For Want Ads ... Because Want Ads Work All of the Time. classified 355-8255 355-8255 Automotive Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING fay Phil Rank For Rent For Rent for Rent KALAMAZOO, EAST, 801. Upper, 3 SINGLE ROOM f ACCIDENT Problem? Call ONE MAN needed for luxury 2-man KALAMAZOO STREET BODY bedroom, newly remodeled. $150 Re«onable. cooking. SHOP. Small dents to large apartment. Available Close to campus spring term. 351-1391 or month including utilities. IV 33^ wrecks. American 4-8478 before 5:30 5-1/29 FAIR LANE, 1968 2-door hardtop. and foreign 353-9233. 3-2/2 cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. FURNISHED ROOM for V-8, stick, 372-5540 or 882-5578. accept 1 or 2 • AUTOMOTIVf A-3-1/29 2628 East EAST LANSING. 1 bedroom, EAST LANSING, large two bedroom small Chii„ furnished or unfurnished. 6, 9,12 furnished apartment. 332-0965 371-1548.3-1/29 • EMPLOYMENT FALCON 1965, excellent mechanical TUNE YOUR car with instrument. month leases. Carpeted, heat Halstead Management Company, • FOR RENT condition. Good transportation. $4 plus parts. Call 355-9208. furnished. $135 and up. 337-0511 351-7910. 10-2/11 • FOR SALE Phone 372-3097. 5-A-2/4 3-A-1/30 or HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT rooms. Cooking anc 2 MAN apt. spring term. 1 block, Close. Reasonable • LOST & FOUND COMPANY 351-7910. 22-2/27 quiet. 351-2435. 3-2/2 485-8836. TF » PERSONAL FIAT 1968 Roadster. Radio, good MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East • PEANUTS PERSONAL tires. Original dark green finish. Kalamazoo Street. . . Since 1940. GENESEE NEAR LCC, 3 rooms —"" ROOM FOR • REAL ESTATE Drive and compare. $1095. MAX Complete auto painting and furnished, suitable for 2 or 3 girls FRANDOR, 2 bedroom unfurnished, male student rI CURTIS FORD, 3003 East collision service. IV5-0256. C or married couple. 489-1276. $160. 337-0421 HALSTEAD campus. 424 RoseJ; • SERVICE 5.2/4 MANAGEMENT COMPANY 627-5812.3-1/30 ^ Michigan 484-4491. Lansing's • TRANSPORTATION 351-7910.10-2/11 • WANTED only 48 hour Guarantee. A-3-2/2 Money Back Aviation LANSING EAST Side, one bedroom «=-=, ^ ULREY COOPER ATI VE~Rooma„ FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to furnished apartment, utilities paid HouS«S board $20 and 4 hours week. Call work 2 351-0100. X3-1/29 except electricity. $125/month. '■—~ DEADLINE learn in the PIPER CHEROKEEII 484-0138. 2-1/30 GIRL NEEDED for eight girl house, Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C SPARTAN HALL. close to campus. 351-8229. 2-1/29 Singles, doubk 1 P.m. one class day be¬ TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS. 1 men, women. Call 351-9286 fore FORD 1966, two-door hardtop V-8, 372-1031.0-1/30 publication. Cancellations - 12 noon one ps, - pb, radio, heater, A.C. Employment man needed. Reduced rent. No LARGE 2 bedroom with basement, 332-1183 after 5:30 p.m., Dave. deposit. 355-1256. 2-1/30 Air-conditioned. Carpeted. Large class day before publica¬ 3-A-1/30 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS - dining room. Remodeled kitchen, For Sale tion. ASCP registered cytologist, also WOMEN: 2 openings in 4 girl stove and refrigerator. Attached 2 Medical Technologist to work in apartment. Haslett/Albert. car garage. $165, including PORTABLE STEREO VM FORD 1964 Coupe. Real good shape. mo For information, Bacteriology, registered or eligible. Completely furnished, utilities and utilities. 372-6805, 6 p.m. to 11 382. 50 PHONE more call Apply SPARROW HOSPITAL parking included. $65. 337-2336. p.m. 3-1/30 condition. 332-0018. watts, excel! 393-6112, ask for Doug. 2-1/29 3-A-1/3Q personnel or call 487-6111, ext. 3-2/2 355-8255 GTO 1968: very good condition, 353. 5-1-30 3 MORE girls needed for big house. KLH MODEL 24, Stereo many options, $2100. Call TWO PEOPLE to sublease two V4 block off campus. Private player and FM radio. 2 RATES 351-6557.3-1/30 COMPANION FOR elderly lady and bedroom luxury apartment. $65. rooms. Laura, 337-0915. 4-2/2 speaker," I day J 1.50 MUSTANG 1965. light housework. Monday thru Friday, 9-4. 337-9426, after 4:30 332-2902. 2-1/30 3-4 GIRLS needed now or spring A-3-1/30 $225' 39^« 15tf per word per day p.m. 5-2/4 $33.57. 3 dov* (4.00 cylinder. 484-6346. 5-2/2 In g< 'IF YOU LIKSP OUR ACTFWAL. TWTBAa 1 BEDROOM unfurnished, $135. a month. Near campus. 353-8691. term. Haslett 337-0915.4-2/2 Street. PHYSICAL DRAFT available to DEFERMENT^ the informed, 13 1/2# per worn per oay 5 days PONTIAC 1970 GTO. Ram ai BABYSITTER home. NEEDED Tuesday, in Thursday, my m-WUU>V6 OUR LATENT ■ £AMPlK After 5:30 p.m., 351-0538. 1-1/29 413 WEST Hillsdale. Male, own Armed Forces Physi i 56.50 Specifications. $3 check paya 13# per word per day 4-speed, Phone 882-8440 after f Friday. 332-8276 after 5 p.m. topuer- rast/£ ivy' URGENT, ONE girl, own bedroom. bedroom, $35.00, 372-8353. (based 10 words p.m. 5-1-30 1-1/29 Cheap. Beautiful, six weeks. 5-1/29 30A-1/2°9X 282' EaSt UnSins on per td) 332-0319. X3-1/30 RAMBLER CLASSIC - 1964. NOON WAITRESSES. Accordianist ONE GIRL needed immediately. 5 FENDER ACOUSTIC There will be a 50* service Standard transmission, excellent for weekends. 371-1752. FRANK WILLIAMSTON, FURNISHED minutes to campus. $50. guitar "and bookkeeping charge if condition Newporter, and case - fantas Reclining seats. & STEIN FRANCHISES. 2-1/30 bachelor apartment, private 351-2394. 3-2/2 tone, $100. 355-6177, after this ad is not paid within 353-1147. 3-A-2/2 For Rent For Rent entrance and bath. Call 655-1609. p.m. 3-A-1/30 BABYSITTER: LIVE-in. 2 school one week. g.^30 1 OR 2 men needed for 2 bedroom RAMBLER, 1962, stick. New tires. age children. Can have days and mobile home near campus. $70 a BLANK 8 track Battery. $165 or best offer. Call weekends off. Transportation Apartments EAST LANSING near campus. One ONE BLOCK FROM CAMPUS. month. 351-6577. 5-2/4 cartridges The State News will be bedroom, furnished. Large airy labels, dust bugs, tape cleaners 351-1316 after 3:30. 5-A-2/4 available if needed. Phone Clean, comfortable, furnished, ■ ■ — responsible only for the EAST SIDE. Furnished, large rooms. Air conditioned. plugs and jacks galore, first day's incorrect inser¬ 339-9496 between 9-12 a.m. 1-bedroom. $120 until June, $110 Beautifully maintained. Select four-man, utilities paid. Available Room# catalog prices. M AH TRIUMPH 1965 2-door sedan. 4-1/30 now. 351-5617. 4-1/30 tion. until September. Call 337-0409. clientele. Lease 332-3135 or ELECTRONICS, 5558 Sout 4-speed transmission. Good tires, LADIES: ROOM, private entrance, Pennsylvania, 882-5035. C 6-2/3 882-6549. O body. Runs and drives good. 2 MAN efficiency apartment in close. $10.50/weekly. 351-5705. $495. MAX CURTIS FORD, 3003 $100 includes utilities. TWO GIRLS needed spring old Haslett. 2;1_/30 Cedar Village Apts. i, NEW AMPEX Micro-95 Cassette- East Michigan, 484-4491. Cedar Village. Call MOVE UP THE EASY WAY. Check earphones, call 351-1544 Lansing's only 48 Hour Money 3-1/30 3-A-1/30 The State News does not Back Guarantee. A-3-2/2 UNUSUAL SALES opportunity for NEW MANAGEMENT SPARROW HOSPITAL area, 1441 the "Help Wanted" ads each day I men. Part time or full time. permit racial or religious V ONE bedroom furnished East Michigan. Furnished, 1 T-BIRD 1966 convertible. V-8, Seniors or 21 years. Call bedroom. Water and heat discrimination In Its ad* 2 Bedroom apartment. Air conditioning, automatic transmission, power 351-4370. 6-1/29 included. $125. 351-3969.0 TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS vertlslng columns. The 2 Man Apartment swimming pool. 351-1167. 3-1/30 are now leasing student windows, steering, brakes. Radio. State News will not accept $200.00/month units. These Original red finish with white top, BABYSITTER FOR infant boy. 5 FACULTY APARTMENT sublease, spacious luxury apartment are completely advertising which discrim¬ black interior. $1795. MAX days a week. 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. GIRL FOR 3 drapes, carpeting, patio. Call inates against religion, CURTIS FORD, 3003 East 351-7701.4-1/30 332-0985 353-3937. 5-2/2 carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Reduced rates. Own or race, color or national or¬ Michigan, 484-4491. Lansing's 351-7836. 3-1/30 Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, igin. only 48 Hour Money Back WAITRESSES (6) for Friday and ONE MAN winter-spring term. Guarantee. A-3-2/2 Saturday night. Apply in person. CHALET. THREE or four t< Evergreen Arms. Near campus. garbage disposal and individual control - central air PRO BOWL, 2122 North Logan. 351-4181.3-1/29 apartment. Reduced VOLKSWAGEN 1965 1500 2-door 4-1/30 351-7836. 3-1/30 conditioning. These two or four man units have up to 3 sedan. Whitewall tires. Original red SOUTH TWO _1-bedroom - ' parking finish. One owner. Sharp. $895. PART TIME employment for MSU FURNISHED: 2 bedroom, fireplace, apartments #»n V-"* 2-bedroom spaces jftr^injt^ Jhe student's leisure time has been Automotive MAX Ct/ftTIS FORD, 3003 East students during school year with 406 M.A.C. Available February house. Op"^eted throufljput adequately planned for with a giant heated swimming pool, Michigan,"* 484-4491. Lansing's midwest's largest full-line 3RD MAN needed for 4-man 15. 332-1035 or 332-6189. TF and nevVy remodeled. 489-7846. CADILLAC, 1967 Limousine. merchant wholesaler. Automobile apartment. Ed Gloria recreation rooms and private balconies. If you want to be only 48 Hour Money Back or 5-2/2 Excellent condition. Phone Guarantee. A-3-2/2 required. For further information, 351-4207. 5-1-30 LUXURY, LUXURY, 1, 2 persons. among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. 351-0832, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. phone 351-5800. O GIRL NEEDED for 3-man. $53. $50. Block from campus. Monday through Friday, $4,250, VOLKSWAGEN 1966 station bus. HOLT. SPACIOUS 3 room tri-level. 351-5249. 5-2/3 353-6387 339-9077 after 5 p.m. , There are units starting at $70/ month per man. no trades. 5-1-30 Radio, 2-tone finish. Good I ncludes carpeting, air economical transportation. $995. tElltW. conditioning, refrigerator, stove OUTA-SITE house. Near Varsity _3J_/30 CAMARO 1968 327 4-speed. MAX CURTIS FORD, 3003 East and oven. Disposal and heat is 927 WEST Shiawassee. New Pizza. Fourth man needed. Corvette bronze, black vinyl top. Michigan, 484-4491, Lansing's included. No city income tax. Flexible terms. 351-5823. TF 1-bedroom, air-conditioning, Low mileage, extra sharp, snow only 48 Hour Money Back Short term lease available. Call security lock. Ideal for graduate tires included. $2125. 332-4147. 484-4481 students or married couple. Guarantee. A-3-2/2 or evenings 882-3508 or SINGLE GIRL (student) to share MODEL OPEN: 1-6 p.m. every day 3-1/29 Furnished $165. TU 2-5761, __484;2226. TF deluxe efficiency. Near Sparrow except Sunday VOLKSWAGEN 1969 Karmann 332-3959. 10-1-29 WANTED: DENTAL Assistant full GIRL NEEDED for large 4-man Hospital. $50. 485-6124 or CAMARO 1967, 327 sport coupe, Ghia. Excellent condition. Must 489-5922. 6-1/30 Custom interior, new tires, perfect sell time chair side assistant, Monday apartment. River's Edge. CEDAR VIEW APARTMENTS. by February 7th, leaving PHONE: 332-6441 condition. 2801 Norwich Road. thru Friday. Fringe benefits, Winter/spring. 351-0343. 5-2/4 Married, post-graduates, seniors country. 332-2697. A-7-2/6 FRANDOR AREA 2 bedroom 882-9130. A-5-2/2 experience necessary. Call welcome. One NEEDED: GIRL to sublet Rivers deluxe apartment. Carpeted, 351-5647.4-1/30 VOLKSWAGEN 1967 Karmann 485-8141, ext. 388. 4-1/30 ' THREE AND SIX MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE • CHEVROLET 1963 Impala Super Edge Apartment, SPRING term. air-conditioned, $160 a month. Ghia. $1100. Must sell. 355-9770. 351-2108. 2-1/30 1001 Fairway Lane. 351-3895, NEWLY DECORATED 2 bedroom. Sport. 327, 4 speed, new paint. 3-1/29 For Rent 355-2398. 20-2/19 $600. 393-4404. A-3-1/29 CEDAR $160 per month including all GREENS, one girl needed utilities. Lease. Prefer couple. VOLKSWAGEN, CAMPER 1967. TV RENTALS Students only. Low immediately, sublease. After 5 jjl - ®to2>ckmgf)am FACULTY APARTMENT. Phone 372-4629. 5-2/2 Very good condition, large gas monthly and term rates. Call p.m. 351-8690. 2-1/30 heater and tent, $2,000, 484-2600 to reserve Unfurnished. No pets. EAST yours. TWO BEDROOM luxury apartment 645-9351.4-1-29 LANSING MANAGEMENT. CORVETTE 1968: 427 many e University TV Rentals. C 1 furnished, $160 a month. Call Phone 332-2627. C 372-7339.5; 1:30 Auto Service & Parts! TV RENTALS: G.E., 19" portable V $8.50 per month including stand. - ,4620. S. Hagadorn j CUTLASS SUPREME - convertible, loaded. $2,000, new 1968 Call J. R. Culver Co., 351-8862, 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. C STUDENTOURSANNUAL MANA CEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y: car warranty. Call IV 5-6918, FREE LUBE JOB NEW G.E. PORTABLE and stands Alco Management Company between 9 and 3:30. 3-A-1/29 COUGAR XR-7 G.T. 1967. 390, 335 with a membership in the New Community Auto Club - rented tax). only to MSU students and faculty. $8.84 monthly (including State Management SPRING BREAK SMASH hp, 4-speed, wide ovals. 353-4004. Campus Texaco, Michigan & Corporation, 444 Michigan A-4.2/3 Beal St. Avenue. 332-8687. C 1 Freeport, Bahamas Acapulco, DODGE 440, 1963 6-automatic. New MOBILE wides. 800x14. Lo RENT A TV from a TV Company, snow tires and exhaust system. mileage. $20/best offer. $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. $209 Power steering, radio, heater. $300. 355-0904. 3-1/29 Whitewalls. 393-6926. A-3-1/29 Nejac TV Rentals. C $209 Go With The | Includes; includes: Round-trip Jet Experts! air fare. Round - trip Jet GUARANTEED BRAKE air fare RELINE Accommodations at 2. Seniority SAVE $6 TO $20 the 3. Asleep Eagle Freeport Inn. Accommodations 4. Therefore . i. Number FROM $18.95 5. Soil Original at Bali-Hal HEAVY DUTY SHOCKS Nightly Happy Hour. 6. Eng. cathedral 15' 18./I INSTALLED FREE PAIR $14.88 | Transfers Transfers i w Baggage Handling. i TUNE-UP SPECIALS Baggage Handling COMPLETE LINE OF WINTER ACCESSORIES 6 CYL $695 fiSpecial Deluxe package PP w. |at Exclusive King's inn Available LIFE TIME 8 CYL , II 1 MUFFLERS For Information Call Your Campus Representative W- AS LOW Steve Kaufman 353-7708 Tom Price 882-1369 Rob Crowe 351-1042 Bonnie Krombka 353-3075 w-- r P Studentourt (313) 886—0644 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 29, 1970 9 Student For Sale SEWING MACHINE Clearance sale! 1959 For Sale Mobile Personal Peanuts Personal Peanuts Personal Home 10 X 42. FLY ACAPULCOI Guaranteed DIRECTORY Brand new portables - $40.95, Excellent condition. Reasonable. BECKY: WELCOME to Little Sisters $5.00 per month. Large selection Departure-Stay as long as you - My best -- your Big Brother. LAND - WELCOME to annex family Evenings. 337-0328. 3-A-1/30 like! Food-Hotel. of reconditioned used machines. 351-B979. 1-1/29 and AKPsi Little Sisters - Ken. 10-2/9 1-1/29 Singers, Whites, Necchis, New 1959 VAN DYKE Home & "Many Others." $19.95 10'x40' offers CONGRATULATIONS BEST Wishes around FREE A thrilling hour of $1,800 considered. ... beauty. Little Sister MARLENE, THANKS for BROOKS.Imported $39.95. to Carol gracing - to Id Rentals Cars COLLEGE TRAVEL DISTRIBUTING Terms. EDWARDS 351-7239. 5-1-30 For appointment call 484-4519 Ron. 1-1/29 - B.B. - AKPsi as a Little Sister - John. COMPANY, MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS PRO SHOP Sales and 1115 North 1-1/29 OFFICE 489-6448 C-1/30 Washington. Lost & Found STUDIO, 1600 East Michigan. Lansing Ski Club Service C-1/30 RENEE, CONGRATULATIONS 130 West Grand River Hart, Fischer, L-21's 482-1473 Blvd, USED VACUUM cleaners $3. up. LOST: WHITE gold watch & cross on AKPsi Little Sister! Your proud 3320600 5014 N. Grand River, 351-6010 Used sewing machines $10. up. chain. Women's I.M. Wednesday. Peanuts Personal BOB, PHIL, DON wish Karen big brother, Gary, 1-1/29 Lansing 804 East Michigan, Lansing. 6-2/3 Judy 353-5748. 3-1/29 "Honorary Fourth" - Happy 20th PHY LIS: CONGRATULATIONS ENCYCLOPEDIA Sunday. 1-1/29 CONTINENTAL ONE BRITANNICA BAUTEL'S HOUR CLEANERS CONTACT LENS 1969, adult issue, $200, new. LOST: QL19 Cannon 35mm camera Little Sister of the Yellow Rose, near Wells Hall, January 27th. Joe. 1-1/29 Yarns—Supplies MON&ffHURS. SERVICES . 489-4220 after 5. 5-1/29 351-7783. 3-2/2 hooking, knitting, weaving D. M. DEAN, aa CONGRATULATIONS TO Sue SUE: YELLOW Rose, Gold Pin, 210 Abbott Rd. Personal Erickson and Kathy Kelly - our Little Sister, Welcome In - Jim. 2916 Turner FRiySATLJ7:30 - 6 p.m. GERMAN SHEPHERD own little sisters of the Laurel 1-1/29 Suite #16 IV 5-9212 One^DwrCleaning 9 - 3 weeks puppies, 12 FREE -- LIFE INSURANCE Pledges -- The inside Three Boys. 227 Ann St.. E. 332-6563 old, $25 each, phone Lansing _ literature. Call licensed agent - 1-1/29 PAT: CONGRATULATIONS on ~ STEVE KAUFMAN 353-7708. O Wash Day Savings! becoming an AKPsi Little Sister - Washing 20 & 25c a load BUD'S Learn to fly? -Sure you I Use our Air Taxi-Service j' KERRY BLUE Terrier - Male 1 year. $50 REWARD! - for information TODAY, A wonderful girl turns 21. Please Lee. 1-1/29 AUTO PARTS AKC, shots, trained. 372-0988. call 353-0521 and wish Triple-load rug washer 50c Buy Piper concerning the theft of black Cassia a Happy Birthday. Norton. Late Jifodel Motors and a new __3-A-1/30 Magnavox combination more WENDROW'S ECONOWASH All at: record radio 1-1/29 classifieds parts a speciality POODLES MINIATURE, 9 weeks. player stereo from 3006 Vine St. Francis Aviation Apartment Halfway between Holt and AKC. Exceptional breed. Call, Apartments 7 1300 Lowbrooke East Grand 3RD FRONT The Taxi - Who wants 4 on back page 1 Block West of Sears Mason on N. Cedar __372-7068. 3-A-2/2 more baby "rabbits"? I kinda like 699-2154 Capitol City Airport 484-1324 er. If d b will BABY SQUIRREL baby jaguars. (Just ONE?) Love, monkeys, :onfidential. 351-7994. ^ UN1VERSI I V Your Hang-Up? Lincoln National Ufa white-faced Capuchin, Mynah birds. NOAH'S ARK, East talking ELLIEFANT. 1-1/29 Hair S Picture Framing. STEWART, YOU'VE made it! Home of The Qrad "Plan Lansing. 3-1/30 Happy beauty salon Your Needs? Watch for "THE HAT" 21. Have a safe trip home. Cheers! 10% off With this coupon by " Artists' "IC-TV Luv, Korch. 1-1/29 3000 E. Kalamazoo Supplies. WEST HIGHLAND - White Terrier BOB JONES PAINTS Wide World of Sports AKC champion-sired male DINO & the DYNAMICS. The Soul 2 blocks W. of University LITTLE DOLL, Number one was puppies. 8 weeks. 337-9565. of State Village 372-8900_ 677-8141 Mason 351-8811 4-A-2/2 evenings. 1-1/29 is back. 393-2515 great. come Remember somedays do true. BLH. 1-1/29 Patrick • eyes examined Mobile Homes NO STAMPS, gas for less. Campus Formerly Mr. Johns Hair Mobil Service Centre, 2818!. • glasses Mobil, Harrison Road. E Kalamazoo $11.25 value; For Sale 1968 MOBILE Home 52'x12'. Newly Fashions - Owner Patrick • contact lens NEW LOW PRICE. 1-1/29 for $8.75. Complete oil and; carpeted. Furnished and extras. Alchin DR. I T. Collins, Optometrist BEDS: USED AND NEW . . . Bunk 625-3616 in Perry. A-5-2/4 SUE: HAPPINESS and best wishes - Operators — Patrick, filter plus lubrication and; beds in 30" and 39" twin size. All FFLY ACAPULCO GO EXOTIC! Donna Marx and Marge Androl Little Co-Optical ... safety check. Ends Feb. 15.. Services sizes new cotton mattresses Room, 3 meals daily. Jeep, tourist Sister-Big Brother Don. or 1960 MOBILE home: 2 1-1/29 OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK 5218 S. Logan inner spring and box service, 12 days, $225. 393-4230 spring near campus. Must sell 351-6577. up to 501'/2 E. Grand River, E. Leave when you want. 351-5249. combinations. Roll-away beds in vA-5-2/4 * Lansing The style you want 30", 39" and 48" widths. 32-3/13 Member Nat. Hairdressers and - HOUSE of TIME Cosmetologist Assn. for that special date! Hollywood style beds and frames, Elda - Diane Original custom made chests, dressers, study desks. 60 used matching chairs for Beauty Salon jewelry in platinum study or and gold. Watch dining room use. Used card tables repair. and folding chairs. Late 2111 Coolridge, Holt model stereo 694-0524 phonographs, and stereo components. Stereo tape recorders, used portable TV sets. Software? For Sale Apartment gas ranges, kitchen For Sale tables and chairs. 1 and 2 burner JNFINISHED FOR SALE electric hot plates. $3.99 and Furniture: Bar - a collection of silent up. New metal kitchen cabinets. stools, night stands, films 16mm Free Christopher delivery. Bank card. Master Charge chest-of-drawers, bookcases, Columbus to Civil War. Prints and layaway plans. Hours: prefinished picture frames, and 1835-1930, books 1865-1940, 5 - 5:30 p.m. WILCOX more. PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 1926 automobile manual, South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C portable SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East typewriter. Phone 489-7255. A-3-1/29 Michigan. 485-4391. C NEW MINOLTA 16-PS camera. CHANNEL MASTER stereo. AM-FM Crib, radio. 600X13 recap tire. 355-8031. Separate speakers. If interested 355-8063. A-5-1-30 3■ 2 pkgs Kroger ■ . ■ ■ BANANAS APPLES only '' | Baby Oil ■■ i,j.,,. • La m^ii'I^mmlmmm eEB L e0»j * 79 ■ ■ TONY'S 1317 E. MICHIGAN VALUABLE COUPON VAC PAC J | VALUABLE COUPON 8 FOR Kroger Coffee Home of fine pizzas and submarines Hours: jj Bjrd7.;d.r PHONE 372-8120 Sun.-Thurs. 5 p.m.-l a.. Fri. - Sat. 5 p.m. - 2 a.n ; ■ »t~CAN . W R;d*«mot Kroger fsn ■!! SR1E99 *l4f.ach Redeem at Kroger IJ J ■ ■n ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ISll j mmmmmmm mmm aa ■ KM .GRAND OPENING.