Thursday VVhat do you do... MICHIGAN in the iky, tell me what. Snowy... STATE NEWS . Most silent moon? -Giacomo Leopardi STATE ■ . . with a high today between 22 and 27 degrees and a UNIVERSITY low tonight between 10 and 16 62 Number 128 East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 5, 1970 SMSU constitution changes in Student Board approval By JOHN BORGER shall appoint students of color to fill two Rodney Watts, senior member at undergraduates in married housing will be Sjate News Staff Writer - - seats." The clause originally read "students of African descent," but was amended to large, said that the board needed to contain included in the off-campus group. Major changes to the ASMSU members who would represent all The eight on-campus representatives itution, which could replace major allow all racial minorities minority opportunity for students. He said that a black student will be elected from residence hall ming group presidents with district representation. districts, elected from South Complex, for each containing about 2,400 students. One resentatives as voting members of The clause will insure that example, minority would not necessarily meet this need, student will represent each of the "U, won approval from the Student viewpoints are represented in ASMSU, following because that board member would be districts: Tuesday in a sparsely attended open board members said. representing his district instead of minority ng at Case Hall. students in the entire Fee and Akers; Hubbard and Holmes; The changes now go to the student "Black students are an important part University. McDonel and Shaw; Holden and of the Wilson; for a referendum Feb. 12. A clause in University, have had no Case and Wonders; the Brody group; The six off-campus representatives will present constitution requires that representation up to now, and need a Phillips, Snyder, Mason, Abbott and Van be elected at-large because of the titutional referenda be held within 10 special clause to make sure they are difficulty Hoosen, and Williams, Mary Mayo, of districting off-campus after approval by the board. represented," Vice Chairman Chuck residences, the Campbell, Yakely, Gilchrist board and Landon. Mostov explained. explained. For election purposes, District representatives must live in the (Students will be asked to vote on five issues: restructuring the Student district which they represent by the first J, deleting the "Sleep Amendment," day of fall term or they will forfeit office. cturing the Traffic Court, removing Ity control of student government, and "ing Cabinet - Student Board functions Scott airs po Recall petitions must be signed per cent of the voters in an on-campus district. Five per cent of the by 20 off-campus Only voters are sufficient for the recall changing the tax from 50 cents to one petition on a day. of of an off-campus . . per term. The first issue present would completely alter board structure, U.S. withrawplan representative, however. If an elected district representative vacates his office, a special election will held on the third be . . . like today could midterms happen. Only in a be asked to trudge through the snow unable to university could you resentation will be by districts, with Tuesday after he leaves see, to be tested on students electing eight WASHINGTON (AP) Senate carry out his threat to "resort to the of something you don't know, with hands that won't write. campus - use (please turn to page 14) and Republican Leader Hugh Scott said such American power as sentatives off-campus students necessary to State News photo by John Wednesday he doubts President Nixon protect the withdrawal process and the Harrington ing six. This ratio is roughly the same e population ratios for the two areas. would respond to new enemy attacks in Vietnamization of the war." Vietnam by re-escalating U.S. troop Later in the hearing, Sen. John In addition, the issue provides that iken previously aware strength. Sherman Cooper, R-Ky., rejected a Office of Black Affairs of ASMSU contention by Sen. George S. McGovern, Testifying before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Scott said renewed D-S.D., that "if we follow our present assaults "might lengthen" the process of policy in Vietnam there will still be an o ffman U.S. withdrawal but that the Administration is determined to bring a Nixon American army of 250,000 or men in Southeast Asia 15 or 20 300,000 of Ellenb urg accusations years hence and possible complete end to the U.S. presence in indefinitely." Vietnam. "I don't believe it is true at all," He added, Cooper said. "I don't think this ellinger however, that "it is possible" U.S. troops will remain administration contends we will some stay there after U.S. forces are withdrawn. 15 or 20 years. The By ED HUTCHISON logic of the position is inspector, of about $1,000 a month from we are "yes or no" answer by Feb. 13 from party He noted during an appearance on the getting out." Associate Campus Editor operators of an abortion ring. The members who have But Sen. Frank Church, been mentioned as second of three days of hearing that the D-Idaho, said accusations were made in Sunday editions that in addition' to the Gov. Milliken said Wednesday that possible candidates for the GOP Senate hicag< American people have accepted the speed of the of the Detroit Free Press. state police told him about 10 days ago seat. jo presence of 50,000 U.S. troops in South withdrawal the issue is whether the United .States plans to come out quickly or leave a that accusations might be leveled against Milliken told reporters that he was Milliken denied accusations that former Korea. residual force there indefinitely." former Cleveland police chief William P. "very much aware that charges were to be Gov. Romney had used an "on again, off Scott urged the committee to Ellenburg,. made," but added "they are just allegations again," approach to the Senate seat. "ICAGO (AP) - David T. Dellinger approve Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., disagreed the and haven't yet been proven." proposal "Romney has been consistent _ ordered jailed Wednesday by Judge by himself, Democratic with proposals by McGovern and Sen. Ellenburg, in office about two weeks, in that Leader Mike At the same news conference, the he has not closed the door once and for Mansfield and 44 others Charles E. Goodell, R-N.Y., for resigned Wednesday morning. He was all, Hoffman for his constant rapid Republican governor said he wants backing President Nixon's peace efforts but withdrawal, saying he favors "an orderly accused by a reputed former Mafia lawyer a clear and to my knowledge that door has not riiptions of his trial and the ruling urging a mutual cease-fire. of been closed to him." hed off fighting, shouting and transition that will not destroy all the taking bribes, as a Detroit police Any new attacks during the withdrawal forces now in control. "They're not all ~ing of obscenities, most directed at Milliken also denied reports that jdge. offman's action which came at the end of a process, he said, would prompt Nixon to bad." O spokesmen for Romney had asked GOP leaders meeting in St. Clair Shores last Dellinger uttered a weekend to eliminate his name from the nity and accused a witness of lying, offman said the only way he could 'EFFECTIVENESS IMPAIRED' candidacy, reconsideration: and then asked for the use of "vile and obscene language" "There has been 0 revoke Dellinger's bail. no official statement "fendant Abbie Hoffman was hurled by Sec. Romney that he had withdrawn. , bench by a group of marshals as he to embrace Dellinger. (ieJe Davis, and Jerry Rubin then loosed at the federal judge. Hoffman, Cleveland police chief It wpuld not be accurate to say his representatives asked to have his name taken off and then put back on." Romney left the Michigan governor's seat in January, 1969 to join President quits; denies charges 'Take us all," Rubin shouted. Nixon's cabinet as Secretary of Housing ! You're notgoing toseparate and Urban Development. us. You Milliken will go to Chicago Friday tor a "fendant Hoffman shouted at the meeting with other Great Lakes governors "You're a disgrace to the Jews, you and Nixon. Federal programs for CLEVELAND (UPI) - Police Chief shootout in 1968 when 10 persons, "I was unable <^:o find one single, • You'd have served Hitler better." William P. Ellenburg, saying he was under a including three police officers, were killed. identifiable shred of evidence against Mr. controlling environmental problems will be ubin's wife was dragged from he "cloud" because of allegations he took Stokes and the police force have been Ellenburg," Stokes said at a news discussed as encouraging the federal after she and many other spectators at odds since the Glenville incident conference. "I defend the principle that he government and the President to give us shouted at the judge. Defense payoffs from the Mafia while on the "m M. Kunstler lawyer Detroit Police force, resigned Wednesday — because he pulled all his white police from is innocent until found guilty. more support," the governor said. told the 74 year - old - the area in an effort to restore calm. "I won't operate government on trial The problem of environmental quality i' "You eight days after he was appointed to head brought this all on." Cleveland's troubled 2,600 man force. Lawerence A. Burns, a reputed former by newspapers. I owed it to him has evolved around not realizing the gravity "flier in the session a of the situation, Milliken said. Recently, government Mafia lawyer, contended in Detroit he (Ellenburg) to make this check." "utor said that two of the seven men Ellenburg, 50, categorically denied the made payoffs to Ellenburg and two other Ellenburg, a 26 - year - veteran of the however, there has been tremendous tried on charges of bribe charges made by a Detroit attorney. conspiracy to Detroit police officials in the 1950s and Detroit force and more recently the public support from the people and a "climate of , nots the week of the Democratic He said he resigned because the allegations early 1060s, according to the Detroit Free safety director in Grosse Pointe Park, said consent" to combat pollution problems. onal Convention "would seriously impair my effectiveness." had committed Press. The Free Press said in he had hoped to build the finest police ry. a copyright Mayor Carl Stokes, who appointed story Ellenburg accepted $1,000 a month department in the nation here but "events Discussing his budget, which is to be chard G. Ellenburg on Jan. 27, said, "To the best of Schultz, prosecutor, later from the Mafia to protect an abortion of the past few days have convinced me sent to the legislature this morning, Judge Hoffman to withdraw his my knowledge, William Ellenburg is the clinic while he served Detroit that it will be extremely difficult for me to Milliken said it is "tight, and recognizes from the record victim of unproven as a police during one of the allegations." inspector. reach that goal under the cloud created by fiscal realities, yet does not turn back intense vocal clashes h of the trial Stokes named Inspector Lewis Coffey, Stokes was in Detroit Tuesday to look the charges now circulating." support for essential programs." js in its fifth month. 58, a 32-year veteran of the Cleveland into the allegations. He returned here to Stokes said Ellenburg told him he The budget is to include "special -finger was scheduled to speak on force, to succeed Ellenburg as police chief. discuss the situation with newly - could refute the charges but it would take acknowledgement of the unique problems of Detroit." Milliken declined to comment : camPus Jan. 24 but was forced to appointed Safety Director Benjamin Davis, too much "time and effort." 1 at the last minute. Coffey was commander of line policemen during the riots of 1966 and the Glenville a recently retired Air Force general. Gov. Milliken on specific proposals. Elusive Leopardi large campus, we'd be inundated for may Herbert Kisch, professor of economics, said return publicity in August when former President in explaining Leopardi's competency to Adams responded to philanthropoid largess." a question on Leopardi first came to MSU in the teach in the economics department. Leopardi's qualifications in the State News. Giacomo Leopardi, highly regarded early 60s after he met former President "He's a combination of a great "Letters to the President" column. Hannah at a poetry conference in classicist with an "Giacomo Leopardi has long served faculty member and one-time candidate for uncompromising — MSU's Constantinople. He responded to Hannah's dedication to the land grant philosophy. and with distinction on the unofficial presidency, may be returning to - — call to bring culture to the University. He's a debonair boulevardier with a faculty of MSU, " Adams said. "Indeed he campus shortly. strong A spokesman for the Dept. of love for outdoor cafes and Italian has headed Leopardi, director of the University's wine," our program in Etruscan Etruscan languages program, is Economics said Leopardi has been Adrian Jaffee, dean of the faculties at languages, which has received little officially Kirkland College, Clinton, N.Y., said. scheduled in the spring 1970 course book "uncommunicative" about his exact plans attention locally, but in some regions of to teach Economics 899 and 999. Both for the courses. It is possible that Leopardi Jaffee was formerly director of MSU's Italy enjoys the highest repute and are research courses. will conduct the course from Italy, the comparative literature program, in which approbation. Leopardi has been away from the spokesman said. Leopardi also worked. "While it is against my principles to In his absence from campus, deprecate file professor," University for some time working with rare Leopardi's frequent and extended Leopardi a rank - and - Etruscan manuscripts in Abruzzo, Italy. absences from was offered as a candidate Adams continued, "I must confess that Dr. campus have led some during the His research is being financed members of the MSU search for MSU's new president. On Leopardi has simply not spent enough time by the community to July Lopresti Foundation of Holt. question his existence. 23, an advertisement advocating "Giacomo on this campus to be able to deal A foundation representative said the Leopardi for MSU President" appeared on effectively with the multifarious But, to others, Leopardi's return will page 3 in the State News. The source of the constituencies of the presidential office — organization prefers to keep its work be enthusiastically heralded. unpublicized because "being so close to a advertisement could not be discovered. i.e., restless students, contentious faculty, "He'» the last renaissance man," Leopardi's candidacy gained added (please turn to page 13) Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February^ U-M grads to file for union She said it is difficult to commensurate with the cost of He said salaries are on a $3,500 and $3,700. quote an average salary figure living increases," she said. three level basis with levels However, Huffman because the amounts differ *'^±, Msec MISS u.„cosh ay cho depending upon progress toward emphasized the fact that the rlodroo wnrk ariri nnt nppoccnrilv snliirv fitfurps arp stillstill hpina being University of Michigan will file a and amount thT'ave1-afie'"earningtess dependent on the number of checked and will not be petition with the Michigan Employment Relations students. than graduate aStents at MSU. years teaching or working complete toward a degree. for at least a month. He said it is always possible Commission (MERC) Friday for "We ca 't get any official She estimated an avera8e Salaries are also figured on that the University could permission to form a union. i n fo r m a t university," she added. of the $2*800 Hatf -^ime at number of month - work hours or irs a week eliminate graduate students, but a wet 12- month he stressed the high amount of U-M means that teaching fellows Alison Hay ford, press basis. money saved by hiring students. «... have contact with students six Sciences higher secretary for the teaching Meet with officials hours a week, pay "Normally a first year "Several departments pay graduate assistant does not teach fellows, which compare to MSU Approximately a week after Half - time salaries at MSU graduate assistants, said their we file with the MERC," Miss are set at $2,400 their graduate assistants in the in the classroom, but if he does salaries do not meet the cost of Hayford said, "there will be a approximately 20 hours week neighborhood of $2,800 , it is with close supervision," living in the Ann Arbor ai meeting between representatives WOrk. $3,100 and $3,200 and a Huffman siad. "Often youth and of the university and considerable number are down enthusiasm make up for a lack U-M - MSU pay low „ representatives of the teaching "U-M and MSU grad student at the minimum, Huffman said, of experience. fellows." L «... He said a common salary "I suspect that if graduate teaching salaries rank - !,400 and assistant salaries don't go up, Vaughn meets She said U-M officials could bottom half of the Big Ten," Miss Hay ford said, J^jfoo whHe^sonl departments some departments may agitate with students decide to contest them and the formation of the u upon depends how much teaching fellows James Huffman, grad asst. in English at MSU and president of 8° "f.g^ s $4,200. 'Sciences, for the most part, for in departments," Huffman said, lower paid Creeping Traffic slows down during a heavy snowfall as tires pack the snow down and make are higher," Huffman said. He also said he thinks some drivinq are contested. the Council of Graduate According to the survey, departments won't be interested hazardous. Lights turn on as the sun is lost in the sea of whiteness and wind. Students (COGS), agreed that at Akers lunch "I'm trying to be optimistic salaries here are lower than some biochemistry allocates $3,300, because their salaries are higher. State News Photo by John Harrington State Rep. Jackie Vaughn, for the meeting but we have had of the other Big Ten schools. no formarWord at all "COGS is trying to get D-Detroit, will meet with students at a luncheon at 12:30 Informaily the impression we receive js that the university win salaries raised," he added. COGS is currently compiling FOR LATIN-AMERICA today in the 1964 Room, do a survey on the salaries of Akers Hall something about it» Miss Hayford said. graduate assistants by checking aid request Interested students who do not live in East or West Akers may obtain meal transfers from their own residence hall Cost of living she added that Ann Arbor has one of the highest cost of salary figures obtained from department questionnaires sent last spring term, Huffman said salaries depend Nixon announces manager's office. Off - campus living indexes in the nation. entirely on the departments, .»i. @C?«- spots. Black, plastic handles. Set: 1, 2, 3-qt. saucepans, 6-qt. America's Largest Tax Service with Over 4000 Offices 329 So. Washington saucepot, lO'/a-in. chicken 1200 NORTH LARCH 2400 SOUTH CEDAR fryer; covers. Lansing 2014 EAST MICHIGAN Edgtmont Shopping Canter Across the Street 2107 WEST HOLMES RD. 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Department money and $52 million spread every stage of handling the substances they use, A capsule summary of the day's events from implementation for federal installations. It already has been federal among the budgets of other agencies. Nixon's starting with purchasing and storage. order directs agencies to fight our wire services. policy to conform By comparison, Train said, the funds Train said the government must police itself with exisiting air and water pollution not only in final waste discharges but quality standards, appropriated for federal pollution abatement in because "the .states do "hot have the but Nixon said previous orders were fiscal 1968, 1969 and 1970 "through the complete cycle of operations of constitutional together totaled each authority to enforce state "ambiguously worded, poorly enforced, and $129 million and not all of that reached its facility." pollution standards generally ineffective." goal. Train called that "a somewhat against the federal Nixon said in far-out Nixon issued an executive order a statement, "Over the past provision" and said it means that government." requiring all several years, the federal federal "There has been no official federal facilities government has become — including "building, one of the nation's worst polluters." statement by Romney that he has installations, structures, public works, Train declined to estimate withdrawn (from the Senate race). equipment, aircraft, vessels and other vehicles just how bad. and property" — to Nationwide, he said, the federal contribution to Senate filibuster It would not be accurate to say his complete or at least begin air and water pollution necessary pollution abatement actions by Dec. might be a small'fraction. representatives asked to have his "But in specific local situations it could be 31, 1972, at the latest. quite name taken off and then put back Agency heads were ordered to send their "The largest single agency involved will be on." plans for meeting that deadline to the Budget the defense department," Train said. "Defense -Gov. Milliken Bureau by next June 30. Funds appropriated to facilities all across the nation ruled clean up federal pollution . . almost all have by Scott . may not be used for serious pollution problems." any other purpose, Nixon ordered. Undersecretary of the Interior Russell E. Train, chairman - designate of the President's Nixon's order requires federal installations to meet water and air quality standards established in out International News Environmental Quality Council, told newsmen cooperation with the states under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act and the Clean Air WASHINGTON (AP) - President Nixon's vote on Carswell's nomination. "this has been one of the Senate Judiciary Committee big problems in the Act. nomination of the 50 - year - old Most of the discussion at a Allied officials on the eve of Tet, the lunar new past — the program agency would reprogram the Where members jockeyed Wednesday Tallahassee, Fla., circuit court closed meeting Tuesday, he said, such standards include deadlines ar, believe they know the intention and military pollution abatement funds and the job would not earlier than Dec. 31, 1972, the federal over voting on the Supreme judge, opposed by civil rights was on whether to vote be done." By that he meant agencies Court nomination of Judge G. Friday pabilities of the Viet Cong - North Vietnamese forces. they would spend are to meet the earlier deadlines. groups, has become tangled up or next Monday on the the money on Harrold Carswell, but GOP Ind something else. Where there are no applicable with a proposed constitutional they say they can withstand any major holiday Train said the federal budget included $92 standards, the Leader Hugh Scott said he saw amendment providing for the Earlier Sen. ■tacks. But this knowledge has not steadied the pre-Tet million as the first segment of Nixon's appropriate cabinet secretary — the secretary of no signs of a filibuster James O. $359 the interior in the case of water by liberal election of the president by Eastland, D-Mass., chairman of quality, and of (tters that have pervaded Saigon, the northern city of Democrats. direct, popular vote. the Judiciary Committee, had la Nang, the battlefields and all other cities in Vietnam. Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., said that "both sides are in a Iliile the military capability of the Viet Cong and the demanded that before acting on trading position" and predicted lortli Vietnamese is apparently weaker than in Feb. of ACADEMIC COUNCIL Carswell's nomination, the committee agree on a date for an early break in the committee |%8. few in South Vietnam have forgotten what the voting on the direct election impasse. iemy did two years ago. amendment, which was H Israeli and Egyptian jets criss-crossed the Suez Canal idnesday in low level air strikes along the water way. 'U' delays city approved by the House last September. This was resisted by Scott, a Reiterating his own support supporter of Carswell's of the joli jets roared across the canal in a 20 minute sortie nomination nomination, Scott said he By MARILYN PATTERSON Meanwhile members of the but a foe of the The proposed tax would "This didn't seem to tie-in with was not impressed by civil ainst Egyptian military targets at both ends of the proposed electoral reform. He rights State News Staff Writer administrative group of deans assess residents of East Lansing the notion that property owners lawyers who testified that ay a spokesman said. Earlier, Egyptian fighter and vice said the two matters should be Carswell had The Academic Council has presidents will one per cent on earned incomes. would be receiving some kind of taken a hostile mbers attacked Israeli positions south and north of handled separately and accused delayed taking a stand on the hopefully meet with East Non-residents who work in East relief." attitude toward them when he "hard - core liberal senators" of Small Bitter Lake the military said. There were no Lansing Mayor Gordon Thomas Lansing would be assessed one Students and faculty have was a U.S. district court judge in proposed East Lansing city trying to prevent action on laities or damage. and City Manager John M. half of one per cent. objected that the tax is unfair to Tallahassee. income tax until the city council Carswell's nomination. Patriarche to discuss the tax, The city council decided on-campus employes because the makes its final decision on the But Scott told reporters he President Wharton said Monday to study the tax further National News tax in September. Wednesday. after public meetings threw the University has benefitted East Lansing more than the city has doesn't think a filibuster is being "Universal Family" I waged against a vote on Carswell equitablilty of the tax into benefitted the University. and said Bayh is entitled to have | Sat. Feb. 7 I Hearing slated Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield doubt. Students have said that if a date set for a vote on the nounced the proposed expansion of the itiballistic missile system Wednesday as "nuclear Safeguard The council thought the income originally tax would they are to be allowed be taxed they should voting rights in East direct election amendment. The Pennsylvanian also said 1 9-12 Hubbard Hall Adm. 50c| j relieve the tax burden of the Lansing. mesmanship." He said it could stalemate the committee ought to agree to grievance bill arms property-owner in East Lansing. Many students have been mtrol talks with the Soviet Union. He told the Senate on "However, on the surface it denied voter registration in East at President Nixon has shifted arguments on ABM and looks as though the average and Lansing because they are not id that it is opening a true credibility gap. Mansfield An open hearing will be held The below-average citizen would be permanent residents, students at committees would at 2 p.m. Friday on a House bill consider all grievances submitted paying more," Thomas said. the hearing said. nsked what had become of the study Nixon omised would be completed before he sought from that would establish student by grievance committees at all of administrators students, faculty Tony's Coupon or other The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State igress any further expansion of the ABM,system. Michigan's colleges and employes of the institution. University, is published every class day during four school universities. Recommendations of the terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. Sixty three Senators have signed a statement The hearing on the bill committee would be advisory Subscription rate is $14 per year. introduced by Rep. George F. daring that it would not be in the interests of the only and be sent to the head of lited States, or of peace "if Israel were left defenseless Montgomery in November will the campus administration and Member Associated Press, United Prrss International, On Any Pizza Delivered take place in the Supreme Court to the state department of Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, of the continuing flow of sophisticated offensive Chambers at the capital. education. Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press maments to the Arab nations." At the same time, the As presently written, the Association, United States Student Press Association. itement advocated "direct, unhampered proposed law calls for a three to Rep. Vincent J. Petitpren, negotiations" 11 member committee at each D-Wayne, chairman of the tween Israel and the Arabs Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. seeking a lasting peace institution composed of students committee on colleges and ttlement. Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services elected for one year terms by universities which is conducting the hearing, said, "This bill Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, the student body. Michigan. Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., said At with represents a legislative attempt Wednesday he campuses an to serious reservations about the administration's enrollment of less than 500, the grant students greater Phones: cut committee would consist of responsibility for the resolution Editorial on, draft reform. At the same time Kennedy of campus challenges." 355-8252 three members, committees of Classified pressed hope his subcommittee's recommendations Advertising 355-8255 campuses of between 501 and "Many feel that there is a Display Advertising 353-6400 changes in Selective Service will serve as a blueprint 5,000 would consist of five need for sound Business-Circulation 355-3447 action by the administration. legislative action members, between 5,001 and to ease the tensions which have Photographic 355-8311 10,000 would have seven seriously interfered with the The State Dept. said Wednesday that an agreement members, between 10,001 and of process personal and 12 inch or 16 inch items available: 25,000 would have nine intellectual growth which ought d been reached for a meeting of U.S. and Chinese members and over 25,000 would to prevail at our colleges and choice of thin Dmmunist representatives at Warsaw, Poland, on Feb. have or Italian style Ground Beef Shrimp an 11-member committee. universities," he said. thick pizzas. Mushrooms Olives It will be the 136th meeting at the ambassadorial Pepperoni I. The Sausage meeting between U.S. Ambassador Walter THE oessel and the Chinese charge d'affaires will take place JOE JOSEPH'S Onions Anchovies the U.S. embassy. This follows an understanding EXCITING PRO BOWL caii rnrr can tween the two countries to alternate the site of the r2-8120 rixCC 372-8120 eting between the Chinese and American embassies. LIVE ENTERTAINM 's Two national peace groups are making plans for 70 of fasting in Washington to protest the war in & DANCIN musekng SPECIALIZING IN CANTONESE CUISINE ON CAMPUS 'tnam. Clergy and Lawymen Concerned about American Dinners 'tnam are joining with the Pacifist Fellowship of FRI. & SAT • 4113 S. Cedar 1 block N. of Businessmen's Luncheon Cavanaugh DELIVERY conciliation to organize the fast, which will begin For Take Out and Reservations call 393-4848 xt Wednesday, the first day of Lent, and extend ■"ougli April 27, the last day of Passover. OPEN BOWLING ALL WEEKEND FOR INFO Congressional Democrats announced plans Even conservative profs rebel against smear tactics on term SUPER SUBS dncsday for their televised reply Sunday to President papers. You're always better off I "oil's State of the Union message. They are giving ARE EUROPEAN TOURS ALL ALIKE? with erasable Corrasable® Bond. / i. sir program the title An ordinary pencil eraser lets "The State of the Nation: A roocratic view of the priorities of the '70s." The hour DON'T YOU BELIEVE IT! you erase without a trace on GIANT HAM '8 program will feature 24 senators and House Eaton's Corrasable type- ieaton'Scorrasablei fibers, and will offer the viewpoint of the writer paper. At college book- typewriter paper/ ►ngressional Democrats on the major issues and stores and stationery stores. /.. MIXED COLD CUTS oblenis facing the Only Eaton makes Corrasable" country. Sen. 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Stop in soon for j'n8 moments 01 at a television cameraman Wednesday in Ann your FREE brochures. Home of fine pizzas an J submarines after a judge turned down Collins' ond plea that his murder trial be moved, eet°- !1s* UL'cused of killing the last of seven girls to COLLEGE TRAVEL ^ v»olent death near Ann Arbor in a two-year period, quickly hustled into 1317 E. MICHIGAN a waiting squad car for 130 West Grand River Hours: report back to the Washtenaw County Jail across the 351-6010 Sun.-Thurs. 5 p.m.-l a Fri. Sat. 5 p.m. - 2 a. - Gl MICHIGAN STATE NIWS Let's rally UNIVERSITY around Huber's status quo WILUAM B. CASTANIER advertising manager NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor Supporters of the 18 - year - old vote in GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor Michigan face the task — as ludicrous as it DEBORAH FITCH, feature editor seems — of convincing "mature" voters KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor that sub-21 groups are creatures of intellect JEFF and reason. Already, opponents of the 18 - ELLIOTT, sports editor year - old vote are rallying around the status quo. Enter, for example, one state senator: Robert (Power to the People) Huber, conservative from Troy and all-around EDITORIALS good guy white-hat hero to the silent majority. "That (the 18 - year - old - vote) would be a mistake," Huber declared last week. Private party "Eighteen - year - olds would be running East Lansing and Ypsilanti. They would take over." Huber Whether or not East Lansing and That's interesting. Huber who Ypsilanti need taking over is a moot point, said on local television that political, not the democra but soothsaying. evidence contradicts Huber's is with those people, suffrage to a segment of those 1 because they now wishes to* Kentucky and Georgia have had the 18 presumably don't nw - year - old vote for years. Students at the personal standards - they don't University of Kentucky haven't yet taken money or pay taxes. The cornerstone of the American have they retired to an obscure over Lexington. Nor do recent reports Presumably, businessmen in the lb electoral process is the theory that locale such as St. Clair to choose indicate that students from the University Birmingham area who avoid taxes tin the their standard bearers the of Georgia have raped Athens. legal loopholes - as well as the very do people select their public as would be spared officials. Completely contradictory Republicans just did. These are the facts. But predicting a having their worth citizen measured by their mom to this theory is the common The GOP has shown a penchant "studeot takeover" insures better press contributions to government. practice wherein the politcal parties for taking the candidate selection coverage for a man who is running for U.S. Senator. It also leads him to other reasons And, if indeed, earning moneys unofficially endorse their own process away from its rank and file for denying suffrage to fellow citizens: legitimate criterion for suffrage, many candidates. members. The St. Clair meeting was 12- and 15 - year - olds Last weekend the heads of the not the first time the top party brass "I understand he's next in line for the U.S. Supreme Court "I want," Huber droned, "to see these the test. Certainly Huber has could'easily if we turn down Carswell. .!" . people earn money before they vote on assumedi state Republican party got together got together to "endorse" a than he can prove by taxes." implying that 18- at St. Clair to determine their candidate. The "endorsed" candidate - olds don't earn money and pay tu standard bearer in the November supposedly cannot receive funds LARRY LERNER taxes that state legislators often use exotic, needless junkets. election for Senate. The conference from the party organization to fund To be fair, however, the ended with a list of 25 possible his primary campaign. This, however, princ t behind Huber's earn - money • to • candidates, one of whom will get the usually does not keep him from theory must be analyzed and applie unofficial endorsement of the party winning. other situations. If earning money qui in the party's primary. It would be a definite aid to the 21 - year - olds to vote on taxes, tlx This might give one cause to wonder. The purpose of the primary democratic process if the parties would refrain from informally Mid-East balance of power follows that only certain other can quality voters to If Huberism is true, for experie judge other issues examp is to allow the party members to selecting their candidates. The prohibitionist must get juiced before vo choose the man they would like to people have the right to determine on liquor law. Legislators should talks among the belligerents (Israel, UAR, leap run for Senate. The primary becomes their own candidates. An open The Nixon Administration is bridges before passing innocuous literally Syria, Iraq, for the most part). those acts. Nor am 1 naive enough to laws. Or perhaps they should cares meaningless, however, when the primary is essential to this right. up in arms concerning the French The Nixon Administration's so - called believe that Israel would not have fallen mother's ear before judging the wi party heads have already determined It is time for the political government's decision to supply the even handed Middle East approach is a - without U.S. support. What I say is that incest law? their choice. The unofficial party decisions of America to be taken "revolutionary" government of Libya with sham and should be exposed as such. The 110 fighter planes. President Nixon has the Israelis - thanks to U.S. war material - Each of these cases rests on th endorsement as a rule is the kiss of out of the smokefilled rooms and Arabs know perfectly well that the U.S. have often over - stepped reasonable already told American Jewish leaders of principle that Huber rests his 18 ■ year death to the other prospective into the Government is pro - Israel. Nixon's voting booth. An open the possible necessity of sending more arms bounds in their retributive acts against the vote proposition: deal with the expen candidates. polemics that "we are neither pro - Arab or Arabs and this has just intensified the before voting on it. primary is the only way for the to Israel to offset the French transaction. pro - Israeli but pro - peace" are actually The Democrats have, as a rule, The illogic and absurdity followed by conflict. Unfortunately, a few rank members of a party to select their pro - garbage. used the open primary to determine candidates. the Nixon Administration in the Middle The Israelis are not naive. They realize ^ At this juncture there seems to be no bourgeoise are lining up behind their East crises comprise the "EighthWonder of ari$wer to the quagmire in the Middle East. One learned observer recently wrote their candidates. Not in recent years -The Editors the U.S. Government can be coaxed into the World." Contrary to popular opinion, While we can compliment the U.S. Michigan newspaper: France can sell planes to any country she supplying more arms (Phantoms or Government for furthering the possibility "The democrats want the 18 wishes; this would include any Arab Skyhawks) to Israel if it becomes certain of greater death and havoc in that area, old vote so they can win elections am that the Arabs receive either the fighters in nation. Secondly, to sell planes to Libya there remains no way the U.S. can office even though America does not necessarily mean said planes will going to Libya or more MIGs from the destroyed! Soviet Union. instantly sever its ties to Israel without wind up in Syria or the U.A.R. seeing the Israelis in an extremely "History teaches that sound judp Recent reports show increased Syrian - after 50. I hope all Amen The U.S. government, over the years, precarious position. comes Repression: Israeli fighting in the Golan Heights and sells or gives arms to Israel and Jordan; the remember this." Soviet Union supplies MIGs and other arms more daring Israeli raids on populated Arab The history of U.S. involvement in the This rationale, remember, to the UAR, Iraq and Syria. All of a communities, i.e., a suburb of Cairo. The Middle East is typical of all of its one who has been declared Israelis have been "air - lifting" radars from imperialist adventures. "Even - sudden the U.S. government decides there voter in the infinite wisdom of 1c Arab installations. The Arab Commandos handedness," "being pro - peace," law. Even a cursory review of hi is approximately an equal distribution of continue to raid Israeli towns. "supplying arms to our 'friends' abroad," doesn't support his age - breeds ■ judgi knell for de destroy capability among the Arab nations and Israel. Conclusion: any other nation (France) supplying arms to a country All sources point to a full - developing in the near future. And the two scale war are all euphemisms for providing the instruments for mutual destruction in the theory. Only 13 of the 56 rebels whos involved even indirectly (Libya), in the major perpetrators of that conflict are the Middle East. the Declaration of Independence were U.S. and the U.S.S.R. 50. The others, including 33 - year Middle Eastern war is labeled "war - For the U.S. Government to blame the A For the U.S. government to deny this is rumbling train of repression is American flag as a belt has brought monger," "belligerent" or as "abetting the French government for offsetting the Thomas Jefferson, were unsound unde sheer folly. Without American weapons criteria fabricated by the above critic. gaining speed across the land, the movement home. At first glance cause of the Arabs." Israel would not nearly be as bold as she is supposed balance in "Middle East destroy - engineered in the tradition of law the sentence of 30 days in jail and a It is obvious by now that Four Power capability," is merely a shoddy attempt to By contrast, the over-50 grou or Two Power talks will solve nothing. Sen. now. Therefore, the U.S. government bears American statesmen includes names * and order and conducted by the $100 fine is merely shocking and transfer this government's culpability to great responsibility for the death and Javits has called for a regional Middle East destruction wreaked by Israel. the French. The U.S. and U.S.S.R. invariably tug at patriotic heartsti great white silent majority. The unexplainable. Not so, however, peace conference which would include the Millard Fillmore, Franklin Pierce, W This is not to deny the transgressions governments share the guilt for the arms movement is gaining its momentum when placed in a national pattern of Moslem states of Turkey and Iran. If a build Harding and violence on the part of the Arabs and - up in the Middle East and the ... by breeding on the fear of all that is repressive response from the courts. settlement is to result, it must come from concomitant increase in death and ... oh yes, even Jesus was onl the Soviet Union's indirect complicity in war foreign - fear of long hair, fear of activity. when he reportedly saved the world. The greatest irony is the blacks, fear of individuality, fear of nationalism among minorities. investigation being conducted by the OUR READERS' MIND Justice Department into the Black In the past, the movement was Panthers. The situation is analagous Using editorials to destroy the brav limited to eccentric politicians, to Judge Hoffman issuing a report on backwoods Americans, and on the fairness of the conspiracy seven occasion, policemen. But the train is traial. gaining passengers from all aspects of The train moves on, a great To the Editor: nominee, not with mediocre credentials, immediate mistakes or errors of judgment? indicate what he would attempt to ac society and politics now - most lumbering steady The State News Editorial for Jan 29: but rather with roar of repression. no or negative It takes the distance of years, and the once in? Who was the anti • notably the courts. If we are to stop it, new means must "Either he did believe it or he didn't - credentials?". . ad nauseum. enlightenment that comes with those years, movement's crusader, Goodell, befoi be found, for when the courts period'. . .'Why does the President choose a Who of u$ can honestly see our to make the "correct" was tapped into the Senate. And why The entire debate is on stage in judgment that become a part of that movement, the should have been made (so to be suitable (what pre - established, duly recorded Chicago. As Jerry Rubin said, "We're to today's popular stances and beliefs). can verify it) that "Conservatives' te» Legislative relief on trial for our last sanctuary within the system is hair," not simply for achieving remote Because one once, long ago, delivered a become "Liberal" upon violating an unconstitutional law. gone. The legislatures have done speech that goes contrary to the grain of Supreme Court Justiceship - or wee But hair is too their parts with "down on student" today's wood, is that sufficient reason to much to the chagrin of the Chief Exec# simple, or at least too To The Editor: would be subject to the tax. However, subtle laws, such as the one before the plane him out entirely from his who put them there? an explanation. contrary to Taylor, I believe his suggestion possibilities? What I wish to say is this: Y(» It is Michigan legislature now. Spiro Milton C. Taylor, economics professor that students will find relief from city a trial of the old against the only (and therefore should only) Ju Agnew is leading the cast of at MSU, erroneously told the East Lansing income taxes in the halls of the legislature If one is denied his right to change, to his present merit, his p young, of the past against the executives dedicated to repression, City Council last week that' "State are rather remote. embrace new beliefs or man on modify his old stance. If each man's past is to be exm present, and death against life. Julius and now the courts, through the Legislators exempt themselves from the I would expect that the majority of beliefs in accordance with the new, then he (always, purposely, to his dctrime Hoffman, at any other time, could Lansing City income tax, so why dpn't the students would not ask for preferential ceases to grow, ceases to be of inspiration of judges like Julius students get the legislators to sponsor a bill any use or order to determine his worth -■ hi*, be written off as a caricature of the treatment and would feel that they would consequence -- he socially dies. Hoffman, have entered the act. exempting them from the East Lansing indeed be second class citizens if they were As Nietzsche has written: "The snake or inabilfty to hold public office, J good, upstanding stolid American, low - then we are all summarily doo income tax?" that cannot shed its skin but he is too But what to do? We have no exempted from a tax which those in much perishes. So do dismissal. dangerous now to be Hie fact is that state legislators are not more dire circumstances are required to the spirits who are .a brushed aside. answers, only a critical situation. prevented from Brave men change -- advance exempt from the Lansing city income tax pay. Certainly if legislators and state changing their opinions; they cease to be times and their own maturing senaD<" Hoffman's style is spreading to Huey Newton and John Sinclair are nor should they be. It is true that because employees among all other wage earners spirit." still in jail. The conspiracy trial goes legislators spend part of their time working are subject to city income taxes, I see no This is the result of accusation willing to admit yesterday's n» , other courtrooms - other stages in in their home districts and part of their through today's and tomorrow's censors, on. The Black Panthers are slowly reason why any other group should be other cities. Last week 20 people at time working at the Capitol their tax use a prejudicial hindsight, an in but steadily exempted. Credentials, past San Fernando Valley State College being exterminated. liabilities to the City of Lansing are Jim records, mean knowledge of situation, and edi Brown, essentially nothing. They are illusory received sentences ranging from one "America, Love it or Leave it" correspondingly adjusted. The fornuila for i K-Okemos, indications little else. What destroy these brave. - was there in to 25 years for occupying the first bumper stickers are more visible than payment meets with the approvar of the I State Representative John F. Kennedy's Senate record to r— ever. And everybody that is a true, City of Lansing. 59th District qualify him for the Birmingham* floor of the administration building. As resident of Okemos I Presidency, or to red blooded American, wants to a am subject The judge's rationale behind the to the City of Lansing income tax. Most jump on the silent majority certainly this is taxation without heavy sentence was that the bandwagon. defendants "a threat representation as Taylor suggests, but the were and courts long ago determined that services i to law abiding citizens." To ignore the wave of repression, provided by an income taxing authority to however, is to allow the paranoia of non-residents are constitutionally Ivory-towered East Lansing can a people gone mad to dictate the justifiable. I do not speak for or against the no longer claim immunity from the future of this country. adoption of an East Lansing income tax LWa' repression train.The sentence levelled believing that such a decision is the at David McCrea for responsibility of those who reside in the wearing an -The Editors city and those who lire employed there and Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 5, 1970 5 capabilities that might not show up in course work." (Honors C In the next few years the Honors revise its admission College will attempt to policy to allow students with exceptional ability but a GPA below 3.5 to enter the college. Blackington said that the college will make a greater effort obtain processors' recommendations get them on a hit and miss basis. - ■ in the future, rather than to to "We've always had a flexible admission 1 policy," Honors ^ l,hls population.happens, he said he foresees an increase in the |p/ans to College Director Frank H. Blackington said. "In the of students." a The college's official 3.5 GPA or better. past we've always welcomed, if not elicited, professorial recommendations policy accepts only those students with Blackington said this rule was always flexible the sophomore 'w If. ih!')?rD.Ve Currently there are 1,400 members of the college's level and above, and 350 freshmen. college on our P°Pulati°n increases too much," Blackington said t0 Start turninS away some students who meet enough to admit students with a high ability, but a rewmmendation/*"ren,ent a"d ^ „„ professorial admission scholastic record. He said he foresees a shift in attitudes standards to the slightly lower of the admissions college away from the precise "numeral" The Honors College was established by the faculty in 1956 in response to the success that individual requirement. departmental honors programs had received. 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Washington Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Februan Triangular priority tops U' needs By STEFANIE LOWE sketches and construct a 1974. working model which is now "There .After the triangular The planning and financing obsolete. The college, is not just one building of buildings on campus is a now priority come three N planned to be built designated as top priority. The buildings difficult and complex task of the new Audiology and across from Speech included in priority No. 1 are arranged in a proposed campus. additions to0^ 10II determining priorities. No one Sciences Bldg., was then to have triangular form. The most critical building A water person is responsible for the been where Eppley Center now Quality rv order in which proposed lies at the top of the triangle, the addition facility to be built „ stands. estimated cost of $i qc buildings are listed. All MSU The building was designed to to Power Plant 65." -Jack Breslin. * - $500,000 of which will administrators and department house the funds beS or college heads are involved. MSU's capital outlay needs entire College of Communication Arts, which is grant application was submitted plot next to Life Science I, now .nd $850,oo„ A to the Dept. of Health, under construction. Life Science The through 1975 are now before presently scattered at six following priority ^ J different locations on campus, Education, and Welfare (HEW) I will eventually have two Physics the Michigan Legislature. Those in Washington, D.C. built - Astronomy Bid,,,P needs fall in three categories: according to Bain. Each additions, Life Science II and at the corner of Bol l department would have Last week, site investigators medical school facilities; III, and in the future will be Second in a series specialized rooms containing from HEW headquarters were on connected with the $12.65 million, of renovations and additions; and medical whirl, hi specific facilities. The building campus to evaluate the medical complex by a second - new constructions. When Communication Arts Bldg. and also would include office space site and the schematic plans for story vr.i11 be $3.85 million state fj presented to the state legislature the medical hospital and for faculty, a library lounge for its construction. Dr. passage - way, Dr. Feurig said. outside fuJ1 Feurig said no preference is shown among teaching facility." students and faculty and three he hopes that by late March or "To avoid duplication of proposal is being National Science written?J categories, although priority is Until the addition to Power theaters housing 800, 350 and services," Dr. Feurig said, "the early April MSU will know how thedical complex will be a the hope they will Found,il shown within each. All of the Plant 65 is built, no new 100 persons. much backing HEW will provide. the graduate facilities. back son!! proposed buildings with high buildings, unless powered singular unit, including all priority are rated so because of independently, can be "The Communication Arts They can either get full aspects of medical care; a A new building for tL overcrowded conditions. constructed. Bldg. would create the much clearance, clearance with teaching hospital; an enlarged College of Business maybey "There is not just Breslin estimates the cost of needed interdepartmental modifications or reject the plans, Student Health Center; and behind Eppley Center one at a ™ the Communication Arts relationships which would, in he said. If cleared, HEW will set facilities for the Dept. of of $4.2 building designated as top Bldg. million, with ul priority," Executive Vice at $9 million. It is turn, strengthen faculty - up a ratio as to what percentage Medicine. This will allow for the million from state funds expected to and ifl be student relationships and course will be federal funds and what million in federal President Jack Breslin said. "The paid for with $8 million in enlarging of our medical funds nj offerings," Bain said. will have to be matched state funds and $1 million in by MSU to include building is the fourth buildings included in priority No. 1 federal funds. Dr. James S. Feurig, director or the state legislature. program a 4 - year program." Dr. Feurig said he Law school facility priority. | are arranged in a triangular of Olin Health Center, estimates The medical complex is to form. The most critical building Jack M. Bain, dean of the hopes the complex will be consisting mainly of a library A the cost of the medical be constructed on a 55 - acre of fifth lies at the top of the triangle, the College of Communication Arts, at $33 to $35 complex constructed and in use by Jan. 1 priority and would about $1.4 million. J addition to Power Plant 65. The said that in 1957 planning million, with most ^ two lower corners contain the money was provided to do of the cost to be funded. On Nov. 1, 1969 the federally TURNER SPEAKS Crusade area his The publisher explained h«l campaign ousted "somedr A Howell publisher who has the most corrupt" officials i|L waged verbal warfare against Livingston county through locil alleged judicial corruption in elections. ■ "We started out Michigan brought his crusade to <„lw Lansing Wednesday night. newspapers, radio station! James C. Turner, editor and board of supervisors, county b«l publisher of mid - Michigan's attorneys and judges against us,"■ he said, "and we won Today magazine, told the Capitol City Caucus of the decisively it was disgraceful." "social hell" he and his "All ; had i s the ti and a little magazine < supporters experienced while "cleaning up" two Michigan Today," he added. counties. Turner announced that hii Turner has spearheaded campaign had been granted 11L "official non - profit " »t«J campaigns in Livingston and Shiawassee counties aimed at and he dubbed it the "James tl Turner Crusade." ■ reforming the court system JAMES C. TURNER which he said "is and has been He also mentioned, whikl grossly corrupt." questioning the excellence of biP protest from several persons in own journalistic "If there is an organization the audience who identified ability, that IxU has been nominated for in the state of Michigan that themselves as attorneys when he Pulitzer Prize for his work tbl deserves the name 'mafia,' the w»| named some judges he Today. legal profession rrt'ust be it," he considered corrupt. : "I guess those who in¬ said. but supporting shouts of actively involved in a man's tol Turner drew shouts of "amen" were also heard as the of endeavor can be the tall "expose" continued. judges," he said. He Came Out To See His Shadow But Never fl Even Saw The Light. 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Reply only in writing, submitting detail pl»' I. l)<> » include confidential in formation. iet 900 block of W. Ottawa 4 blocks behind the Capitol 1345 Avenue of the .IS, ii Americas, New York, N.Y. L'\ PICK WRITERS AM) INVESTMENT BANKER^ 1°019 A * Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 5, 1970 lew state l Sen. Beebe urges reform |fo „ [ichig&n Last flde landatory law. year rabies the control Protection against rabies for nogs is the aim of a new and raised legislature vaccination to six months. the - zvwsestj: more symptoms susceptible animals. Rabies come than any other In two varieties furious and dumb ranging - with from belligerence to hanging jaws and a tendency to eat anything, even ar i §g$' M * J , of Michigan abortion laws By JACQUI MILLER State News Staff Writer Lorraine R.Dearborn, said the way the laws arp nm« now, „ u,n,w. a woman's body belongs to her until she becomes Beebe, _ morally. "Women are responsible." she said. "They are moral" A„ women seeking abortions P-P'- «"< "» —Sen. Beebe s,id discussing the abortion bills are angle of this issue is holding hearings ail over the consideration of the righto of the 8tate- Women who have had child and of his future. The abortions are testifying at these question, "When does Hie ImprUn. nsing age These changes are to go Into dirt, which leads to vomiting. *Mj$Z , pregnant and then it becomes have"'two "things In* common: i..,« iUl hearings. hearin«8- hoo{«9" begin?" ie is nno one which nonh each " * * they are pre«nant anj they "Women are coming out and woman must decide for herself, Ffect March 19. "Symptoms are wide and the property of the state. are i * ■ determined to Although licensing was varied," Qulnn said, "and . go to any lenath being heard," she said. She added however, that t*rw a^PeeuhT8t landatory statewide before the unusual central nervoiw any ■ Unii UnitedH Church Tuesday PdgeMI°ud t0 end their night pregnancy, she said. unwanted A good technique for responsibility for the child does t was passed, rabies behavior should convincing the legislators of the not end with its birth. Lcination requirements were out," 'ITrt s Liberationmr^She Task Force, pointed out that all value of liberalizing abortion «w t k it . to individual The risk of rabies Infection types of women seek abortions laws is to talk to their wives, she fcft UP £ supportabortion the liberalization of & the majority of them are I H hnrt H , ri hi.j >» Municipalities, John Qulnn, state among on-campus animals used Michigan laws and to marrjet} and said. Although some of'the wanted child and a loved child, Lterinarian and chief of the for research Is very low, Arnold inlonn the legislators of their already have some legislators voted against the bill, childreni Many are concerned, their wives were for the Inlmal Health Division of the Pila, Instructor at the Center ta¬ S How many children, she ste Dept. of Agriculture, laid. Laboratory Animal Research, u o u I-J ,u j i i she said, with their own health liberalization. Now that the bills asked, knowing what kind of life The changes In the law an said. w and the well-being of their are back In committee, talking was In store for them as an »irB^°man . limed at protecting pets, and Rabies Is usually spread by ui u u6 present family while others have to the legislators may change unwanted baby, would say if Kidir master! from the growing animal bites, he said, and In 5Lm £°.hii LI£LS? reo,,oni 10 belleve thelr chlld< lf some of thelr mtndl-the Icldence of rabies found among research facilities there is little Women should tot; have the b0,n' ml»hl * physically handicapped. Eiirf animals. chance for the animals to bite right to make this decision i A woman faced with an •'The danger of rabies is that oach other. . k infective to all speolei, Precautions are still taken, lhe (eluding man," Qulnn said. especially with dogs from alternatives, Sen. Beebe told the Rabies among dogs has gone unknown souroes. i. * , M1 tl audience. If she is wealthy she -own considerably since 1940 N«w dogs and even oats are ? 0My senator said women have been Michigan tan fjy BbroBd, or she can go to unable anoth#r BtBte. If not, she can Bui ' at the same time, It has 9 quarantined and vaccinated, he spreading among wild said. women'i s, especially skunks and In addition, workers who Sen. Beebe because of their other duties. "bortlon. -The ml «re forced t0 underg0 an ep#rit|en Cedar Village is giving away a free ticket for the A.8.M.8.U. will be handling new animals are She said the opinion which Acapulco spring - break trip PLUS Michigan's only fsmalo on,y Jy butehpeni who spending money I IWB1 senator telli a group of the Women's performe(1 Home years ago rabies spread asked to get vaccinations for disturbs her the most Is that o Michigan from Canada and Liberation Front to advooats liberalisation of abortion which profesws women are !,« out solely for the money, she protection, laws. >r sign a lease, but you 11 j Into the wild animals here, State News photo by Mike Beailey emotionally unable to make 'There is Kulnnsald. no question that this law was Imposed on women T It Is more dangerous In wild because the government was Register at the Cedar Village model anytime during Jnlmals because It cannot be February, Mon. thru Frl., 1 - 4:30 p.m. Drawing to be held Diet controlled by men as well as by Effectively controlled — the only ecourse is to try to protect dogs ind men through mandatory (accination. I "Present-day vaccines are By DENISE DOMANSKI helps rebuild bodies rebuild their the church," she declared. Sen. Beebe said whether or not abortions are safe for must be determined by the society March 5th. Trip starts March 21st. Cedar Village Apts. Jery effective in immunizing bodies, many and the Zen diets State Newt Staff Writer are among the interest is shown, the classes will logs against this disease and people ascribe to macrobiotic more popular practiced. continue this term. Anyone Krovidc a practical barrier The American people, diets. The Yang-Yin diet theory is interested in organizing or ■gainst them becoming consciously and unconsciously Macrobiotic diets are that some foods (meat, eggs) attending such classes should mtlally made up of grains and tend to contract one and make ''such ^vaccines, however, amounts of drugs and chemicals on.® .active (Yang) imd 366-9394 contact Frank Pavla at Iften in a art* not very young listing whon given In foods . Isstlng ..... .... dog and so tha To combat this condition, ™Jl. '00?• abundant wJSSSi.1 drugs carbohydrates, ?ther fo?d\_ «»cohol, 1 and chemicals) tend to EXTRA! lite for licensing and mandatory individuals and groups are Ktucinmlon was raised from four purifying thalr minds snd bodies proteins, fats, minerals vitamins In proper proportion. and relax one (Yin), In the and open one middle of this up LATIMER I " i six months. of foods that contain chemical According to a recent study made by the U.S. Dept. of continuum of foods Is grains, BOWLES EXTRA! Although rabies can occur in compositions. In tha attempt to vegetables and fruits, A healthy Agriculture, rice and wheat are diet Is the balance between the man's principal foods. There are various theories Yang and Yin. Get those hard \SUEA announces and guidelines In following macrobiotic diets. The Yang-YIn Fm University classes held talt term on natural and were macrobiotic diets. 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Faerber (6-6, 215). squad which is weak in edged another scoriiw The lack of consistent MSU's small front line, Ford, just a sophomore and rebounding." nationally ranked outside, picking up 35 points to scoring with regularity. Spartans, three otheJS* * team Ohio University, 72-69. move within 99 points of an By way of comparison, rebounding, a problem that has which could easily be mistaken in all likelihood still growing, Besides being strong under MSU even double figures. pi®y«» hn followed Gus Ganakas and his turned the game around early the basket, Wisconsin has started If there was a bright spot In single season scoring for a trio of tall backcourtmen, the gloomy Spartan performance record. Atlanta Hawks get basketball team around country this winter, turned up the were outmuscled defensive board by on their Purdue's two with three quick baskets on winning basketball offensive follow shots. "Our big problem again was Impressively. While the games -- and at Purdue, it would be the outside shooting of Simpson. While Ganakas Is happy at the return to form of Simpson's from Detroit Pistons Bellamy Spartans were Since the conference season outside shot, he desperately rebounding," Ganakas said. losing to Purdue, Wisconsin did started back in early January, would like ATLANTA (UPI) - The 6 . f t# n some balanced IM Basketball "Purdue only had 10 more what few teams have ever done •• the high scoring Spartan scoring behind him. Only Rudy Atlanta Hawks announced tnd has _ ,1? 46P°u»4 rebounds than we did but five of beat Illinois at Champaign. thoae extra rebounds probably Ranked No. 9 In the nation and sophomore has had to pick up Benjamin was able to crack the recently they have acquired Walt a " " ''fe.tln»e ico^ THURSDAY, FEB. 5 resulted In baskets. most of his points Inside. His supported by a hostile home outside shot wasn't double figure barrier Tuesday Bellamy from the Detroit PohH.p»g "Of those 105 points we crowd, the Ullnl were falling. with 11. Simpson and Benjamin Pistons for a player to be named Hawk? p "Ntb GYM I Court 2 gave up, probably 14 or 16 came bv the Badgers 65-64 on a last In second shots. They weren't upended But against the Boilermakers will have had to carry the bulk l.UMjnd.nuHd.Klo-d .mou* J AmTrican'flMk Jh'nP,d 10 'S 8:00 Theta Delta Chi • Kappa 8:00 Sigma Phi Epsllon • AGR Bellamy, who hat what has Sigma 7:00 Tau Delta Phi • Delta Sigma just tap - Ins •• they grabbed the been termed a "bad attitude," Is American Basketball A«n. 7:00 Superstition ■ Spyder 8:00 Hornet ■ Horror 9:00 Theta XI ■ Alpha Kappa Psl Phi 8:00 Snark -Stalagl7 9=00 Kappa Alpha Psl ■ Phi Sigma ball, came down and went back up with It." As has been the most of Iowa alone in Big 10 lead Kappa the season, case sophomore Ralph Big Ton Basketball Simpson, who came to East '"ini shocked GYM II Court 3 6:00 ffi^psilon ' Phi Kappa QYM II Court 4 6:00 Theta Chi ■ Phi Kappa Psl Lansing as a guard, was the team's leading rebounder with 12. as at home Team Big Ten W L All Games W L 7:00 Psl Upsilon - ZBT 7:00 Akrophobia ■ Aku Aku The most frustrating part of Big Ten basketball action Tuesday night saw Iowa had only a 49-44 halftlme lead and was Iowa 5 0 9 5 8:00 Phi Gamma Delta , Sigma one of the league's co-leaders fall and another Chi8:00 McLaine - McNab the rebonding story is that there tied with the Gophers at 59-59, with 13:45 to Illinois 5 1 12 4 9:00 Omega Psl Phi - Delta Chi 9:00 Pi Kappa Phi - Alpha Kappa is no relief in sight. The only just keep rolling along. Ohio State 4 2 13 3 Illinois lost its first conference game of the go. But Fred Brown pumped in a jumper and GYM III team in the conference that is started the Hawks on a scoring binge that lifted Purdue 4 2 10 5 rvMTTi year and first in the Assembly Hall in 19 games Court 5 6:00 Barney's Boys • Gablers cJurt Lourt b 6 smaller Michigan than -- the and Spartans is they have as Wisconsin shocked Harv Schmidt's their lead to as many as 18 points in the final minutes. Minnesota Wisconsin 4 2 3 3 10 7 7 8 7:00 Phi Beta Sigma • Delta Sigma 6:00 Phi Delta Theta • Farmhouse already beat MSU in the two nationally-ranked crew, 66-65. Indiana moved out of the Big Ten cellar with MICHIGAN STATE 2 4 6 10 Pi 7:00 Hubbard 6-3 Iowa moved into sole possession of first place teams' only meeting. a 80-78 win over Northwestern at Bloomington. Michigan 2 5 6 9 8:00 Beta Theta Pi LCA 8:00 SAE - Phi Kappa with a 90-77 win over pesky Minnesota at Iowa Indiana - Sigma This Saturday the Spartans Northwestern led 67-58 midway through the 1 4 5 9 9:00 ATO - Sigma Nu 9:00 SAM - Phi City. In the other game, Indiana rallied in the last Northwestern Kappa Tau will try to snap their three game second half but the Hoosiers outscored the Cats 1 6 6 10 JENISON minutes of play to dump Northwestern, 80-78. JENISON 13-4 to tie the game at 71-71. Court 1 losing streak up in Madison Illinois led 41-34 at the half but the Badgers GAMES SATURDAY Court 2 Rick Ford's fielder gave IU the lead and after GAMES TUESDAY against resurgent Wisconsin. And narrowed it to 65-61, with 1:04 to play. Hotshot MSU at Wisconsin 6:00 Peace, Inc. - Impressions 6:00 Lobos - DSR from listening to Ganakas talk, it a Dale Kelley free throw Jim Harris Ohio State at MSU guard Clarence Sherrod canned two free throws put Indiana Illinois at Minnesota 7:00 SOC ■ Gorillas 7:00 Howland - Hedrick won't be an easy affair. up by three. The Hoosiers and Cats traded shots Wisconsin at Iowa and another bucket on a technical before center Northwestern at Michigan 8:00 Louis St. Doves - Potent Ones8:00 GBU's - Evans Scholars "Wisconsin is a tough team, the rest of the game before Rick Atkinson Indiana at Purdue A1 Henry dropped in a layup with two seconds Purdue at Ohio State 9:00 Lab Tech. - Pathologists (0) 9:00 F. Hub 11 - Burcham Boys real strong on the boards," he canned two free throws to Ice the game. left. Iowa at Indiana (TV) NOTICE TO ALL STUDENTS Academic Advising, Enrollment, and Registration For 1970 Spring Term GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FROM COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATION ARTS COLLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCE COLLEGE OF HUMAN MEDICINE THE REGISTRAR Academic advising for the Spring term of 1970 will be 1. Schedule an appointment for a conference with MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY STUDENTS your The 1970 Spring term Schedule of Courses and Academic academic adviser by signing the appointment sheet designating conducted during regular faculty hours on the following All students must have made an appointment and see Handbook will be available to dormitory residents in their his available hours. This sheet will be schedule: posted near his office academic adviser by February 18th. Please come to Room 48 residence hall on Friday, February 6; and to other students at door on 5 February. Conferences are to be held Giltner Hall or call 353-7800. the counter in Room 150, Hannah Administration Department of Audiology and Speech Science. Although during the Building advising is a continuing activity in the department, students period 9 February to 18 February. beginning on Monday, February 9. who have not seen their advisers are urged to make an 2. For your appointment, bring to your academic adviser A surftpary of what to do — where, when . . . concerning appointment by telephoning the department office 353-8780 your planned program for Spring term and go over it with him the enrollment and registration procedure for for his suggestions. COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE Spring term is by February 9. outlined in* the 1970 Spring term Schedule of Courses and 3. All College of Natural Science majors must see their February 9 through February 18: Departments of PREVETERINARY Academic Handbook. academic advisers each term to discuss their program. Advertising, Journalism, and Television-Radio. Appointments All students should their adviser by Your discussion with your adviser will be based on not see February 18. a required. Appointment schedules . Student Academic Progress Plan which you should i-!Rl are posted outside adviser's office. develop (or Department of Communication. Early advising will be held i ; , . ' may wish to modify or develop further) in conference with in the normal group advising units scheduled February 9 -18. VETERINARY your adviser. Bring your Progress Plan record with you to see Students will receive a notice from their advisers JAMES MADISON COLLEGE your academic adviser according designating 1. Students enrolling in Terms 1 and 3 should see t to the arrangement in your time and place of group meetings. 1. During the period of adviser by February 18 (Room 178 Giltner Hall). college (and possibly department) as outlined below: February 9 - 18, all James Madison February 9 through February 13: Department of Theatre. students should meet with their academic adviser to plan a 2. Students enrolling in Terms 5, 7, 9 and 11 will be "mass Because of major curriculum changes in the Spring term schedule. The advisement conference should take department, all enrolled" by the Dean's Office. Those students not wishing to students are urged to get in touch with their advisers. place during the adviser's office hours or by appointment. This be Included in "mass enrollment" must notify the Dean's COLLEGE OF ARTS AND.LETTERS period can be useful for long range academic planning, so be Office by February 11. All sure to bring your "Student Handbook." undergraduates in the College of Arts and Letters, except Studio Art majors, should see their academic advisers LYMAN BRIGGS COLLEGE 2. Following the approval of the program, students should during their office hours on Friday, Monday, Tuesday and present a copy of their Spring schedule to the Assistant Dean's 1. Students should contact their academic advisers during Office, 319 South Case Hall, no later than Monday, February COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE Wednesday, February 13, 16, 17 and 18. ENGLISH MAJORS the period of February 9 through SHOULD GO FIRST TO THE UNDERGRADUATE OFFICE February 17. AND NATURAL RESOURCES 2. Following approval of the IN MORRILL HALL 213, MUSIC MAJORS program, students should bring SHOULD GO to E-30 Holmes Hall a College of Agriculture and Natural Resources students may FIRST TO THE DEPARTMENT ADVISING copy of their programs according to the CENTER, following schedule: COUNSELING CENTER see advisers according to the following schedule in their MUSIC BUILDING 155. Advisers will be in their offices at least one hour each morning and afternoon of these Wednesday, February 18 8-12 and 1-5 S-Z CHANGE OF MAJOR departmental offices: four days. Agribusiness - Feb. 10 -18 by appointment. Check with department offices for the hours of Thursday, February 19 8-12 and 1-5 M-R UNIVERSITY COLLEGE STUDENTS individual Friday, February 20 Agricultural Communications — Feb. 9 - 18 by advisers. Make an appointment to minimize 8-12 and 1-5 G-L waiting in line or (Freshmen and Sophomores) appointment. if you cannot come at the hours Monday, February 23 8-12 and 1-5 C-F scheduled. You may also see Changes of major may be initiated in a Counseling Center Agricultural Economics - Feb. 9 18 by appointment, your advisers before these dates during their Tuesday, February 24 8-12 and 1-5 A-B Office. Students living in a Residence Hall - hours or by appointment. regular office Complex should go phone 355-7455. to the Counseling Center Office in their complex. All others Agricultural Education — Feb. 9 — Senior, Meaders, 8:( Studio Art majors should see their Art advisers on should go to the Monday, Counseling Center in the Student Services 12:00; Feb. 18 - Senior, Meaders, 1:00 - 5:00; Feb. 9,11 and February 16. All Studio classes will be dismissed on that HONORS COLLEGE Building. Staff will be available from February 5 through 12 — by appointment only; Feb. 9 — and advisers will be in their offices from 8 -12 day Sophomore, Garner, and 1 4. ■ February 25, according to the following schedule: 9:00 12:00 and 1:00 5:00 or by appointment; Feb. 11" No Preference students in the Honors • - College should report Counseling Center - 207 Student Services Building Freshmen, Timmons, 8:00 - 11:30 and 1:00 3:30; Feb. 17 to their advisers in the Honors 1:00-5:00 - College office for academic M, T, W, Th, F advising before completing preregistration procedures for the Freshmen, Timmons, 8:00 -11:30. COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ' Brody Counseling Office - 109 Brody Hall Spring term. Agricultural Engineering — Feb. 9 -18. 8:30-10:00 M Academic advising for Spring Term, 1970, will take place All other Honors College students should Agricultural Mechanization — Feb. 9 -18. arrange to visit 10:00-12:00 T, W, Th Animal Husbandry — Feb. 9 - 13 by appointment. during the period of February 9 - 18. Students should adhere with the honors advisers in their fields before to the following schedule: completing East Campus Counseling Office - 229 West Fee Hall Biochemistry — Feb. 9 -18. registration procedures outlined by the college of their 1. Freshmen and enrollment. 8:00-12:00,1:00-3:00 M Crop & Soil Science — Feb. 9 -18. Sophomores in Accounting and Financial 8:00-12:00,1:00-4:00 T Administration, General Business, General Business Pre-law, Dairy - Feb. 9, 8:00 - 5:00; Feb. 10, 8:00 - 3:00; Feb. 16 10:00 12:00, 3:00 - 5:00 - W and 18,8:00-5:00. Management, Marketing, and Hotel, Restaurant, and Institutional Management should see counselors in the COLLEGE OF SOCIAL SCIENCE 8:00-12:00,1:00-5:00 Th Extension Personnel Development — Feb. 9 and 10. 1:00-3:00 F Fisheries & Wildlife — Feb. 11 -18 by appointment only. Advisement Center, Office of the Assistant Dean, Room 7, Labor and Industrial Relations — Graduate students should South Campus Counseling Office — S-33 Wonders Hall Food Science Eppley Center. Counselors will be available from 8 -12 and 1 — Feb. 9-18. - see their adviser before enrollment and registration. 3:00-5:00 M, W Forestry and Wood Science 1:00 5:00 — Feb. 9, 10 and 11, 8:00 2. Freshmen and Social Science — Undergraduates — Office hours of the - T, Th, F 5:00. Sophomores in Economics, Business and advisers are posted in 207 Linton Hall. Please see Other hours arranged by appointment Distributive Education, Office your own Horticulture Administration, and Honors adviser. — Feb. 9 -18 by appointment with adviser. College should see their adviser^ In the respective departments Packaging & Building Construction — Feb. 9 - 18 W Graduates - 206 Berkey Hall. Phone 355-7531 for an during the advisers' regularly scheduled office hours. appointment (only for those who have particular questions). 3. Juniors and Seniors in all appointment. UPPERCLASSMEN majors should see their advisers (Juniors and Seniors) Parks & Recreation Resources — Feb. 9 - 18 by in the respective departments during the advisers' Anthropology — Advisers will be available during office regularly hours posted outside of their offices, or A change of major made after admission to a appointment only, phone 353-0822. scheduled office hours. Students entering their Senior year by appointment, degree should file during February 9 through 18. granting college as a junior is initiated in the office of the Poultry Science — Feb. 9 -18. an academic progress plan with their adviser Resource Development — Feb. 9 • 18, 2:00 - 5:00. Assistant Dean of the College in which the student is showing how graduation requirements will be met. Geography — Students will be notified by letter. If you do currently 4. Graduate students should make not receive a letter you should call 355-4649. registered. Agricultural Non-Preference — Students should see their appointments to see their Political Science — Students wishing to be advised individual advisers respective advisers. prior to according to the schedule listed for the enrollment and registration should call Miss Susan JUSTIN MORRILL COLLEGE department in which the advisers are located. Lawther, Faculty Adviser for undergraduates, any time between 1. During the period of Feb. 9 -18, students are encouraged COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING February 9 through 18. to contact their academic adviser to plan a schedule for Psychology — Mrs. Mary Donaghue, Undergraduate Adviser Spring Students with major in the in the Department, will be In her term. UNIVERSITY COLI-EGE - College of Engineering should office, 112 Olds Hall, SENIORS are reminded that for graduation, your Field of have received information about advising appointments from February 9 through 18 during posted hours, for advising prior NO PREFERENCE their adviser. Any student who has Concentration must have the approval of your academic to early enrollment. should contact his adviser immediately. not received notification Sociology — If additional advising is needed, majors should adviser. An appointment card for a conference with your adviser has been mailed to each No Preference student. Ify° acatd.em'c 2. Justin Morrill students will enroll for ALL courses arrange an appointment by telephone with their academic did not receive a card or were unable to keep y° advisers. (university and JMC) in the Snyder trophy room from 8 - 11:30 AM according to the alphabetical schedule and dates appointment, you may come to the advisement office beto COLLEGE OF HOME ECONOMICS Police Administration — Students who have not had their February 19. published in the Spring 1970 edition of the Schedule of programs planned for the Spring term should report to Room Courses and Academic Handbook. February 9-18 Academiic Advising period 412 Olds Hall for advising on the following dates: Each No Preference student who has earned 85 credit! Each student should make an appointment on the schedule February 3. JMC course descriptions are available outside office 59. (junior standing) by the end of Winter term 1970 must declare sheet posted outside the door of his 16, 17, and 18. Students with programs already developed adviser's office Students need not report. a major before the end of the term. This may be done at the cannot expect to see an adviser on a "drop-in" basis. Students Social Work — Freshmen and COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Advisement Center or at the in need of special help should see their advisers Sophomores — See Mre. Sally Counseling Center. Academic Advising period. This would during the Parks, Room 220 Baker Hall, 353-8626, Feb. 9 - 13 and 16 - Students in Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, in include: 18, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Industrial Arts, and upperclassmen in Special No-Preference Advisement Centers: 1. New freshmen and transfer Education, Residents of Case-WUson-Wonders-Holden students. Juniors and Seniors — See Mre. Sue Powell, Room 234 should consult with their advisers between S33 Wonders 2. Honors College students. February 9 and' Residents of Brody complex 109 Brody 3. All students who have Baker Hall, 353-8619, Feb. 9-13,8 a.m. to 5 p.m. February 18. Advisers will observe normal office hours during Residents of East Campus and have not planned a transferred to Home Economics Urban Planning — For early advising and enrollment see this period. 245 West Fee program with their new advisers. All others (including '1. Students on academic advisers during posted office hours located outside of their Undergraduate Elementary Education and Special off-campus students 170 Bessey » probation. and residents of Abbot, offices, February 9 through 18. Education majore who are assigned to the Advisement Center Mason, Phillips, 5. Students revising Shaw, Snyder and West Circle Halls) long-term plans. need NOT make an appointment with their advisers unless Please bring your schedule book and a tentative Landscape Architecture — For early advising and enrollment plan with see advisers during posted office hours located outside of their special assistance is needed. Adviser appointments can be made Students enrolling In offices, February 9 through 18. by calling the Advisement Center, 355-1902. an adviser by telephone evening classes only may confer with (865-3515). Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 5, 1970 SPORTS PROGRESS PLEASES COACH Team competition aids grapplers By GARYWALKOWICZ promise, but there's still plenty come at 158 pounds where finished second in the Big State News Sports Writer of hard work ahead. I'd like Ten) MSU did suffer a pair senior Tom Muir and sophomore at 134, Mark Malley at 150, With now only a month to to have beaten Oklahoma State, crippling injuries before the Rick Radman have been Gerald Malecek at 167 and Ben of course, but overall I think losing season began, losing John go before MSU defends its Big and rewinning that spot weekly. Lewis, who is replacing Ten we've been performing well in the Abajace, the Big Ten 152 - wrestling title, Spartan For the past four weeks, the injured Jack Zindel at 190. pound champion and Greg Coach Grady Peninger has to be our dual meets." pair have alternated winning the A challenger has to win two Johnson. rather pleased at the progress his One factor which has position. For the season, Muir, straight matches from the team has made. delighted Peninger this season the defending Big Ten champ at incumbent at a spot to win the Abajace is apparently lost The has been the intense quality of for the season, but Johnson just squad has been 160, is 9-2-1, while Radman is position and last season there gradually showing improvement intersquad competition. Most of 5-2. recently fought his way back the Spartan regulars have to were only a minimum of on a path that is designed to There's into the lineup and has been put a logjam of wrestlers frontline changes during the them at a peak when they hit work very hard to keep their No. impressive winning three of his competing for the No. 1 spot at the conference 1 positions from week to week 177. When the season four matches at 118. and NCAA began Such meets. and several weight classes have intra-squad freshman Sam Davis and junior competition not only keeps the "The biggest thing Greg has "Overall I think we've been seen changes several times this Tim Moxim won it for the No. 1 men from becoming to do now is to get his timing M progressing fairly well," Peninger season-opening meet against complacent with regard to the back and his moves down pat," said. "We've shown The closest competition has lots of Maryland. security of their spots, but also Peninger noted. But sophomore Bruce Zindel provides great insurance against surged to the front, beating out If Johnson can perform as an injury severely hurting the Bielski signs both of them and holding the spot until last week when Dave team's chances. This season the Spartans well as before an was expected for him injury sidelined for all of last season, it would be a Ciolek, another freshman, took have been pretty fortunate in the spot. substantial boost to the with NL's Pad Ciolek, who has two pins in his two varsity matches, is very the injury department, with only Zindel among the regulars being hurt for any length of time. Spartan's national championship aspirations. Dan Bielski, the top pitcher strong and could develop into an "Jack won't wrestle this Padres, said Bielski will be To Give With All on the MSU baseball team last extremely fine wrestler when he weekend, but we hope to have assigned to their Triple-A farm Your Love Something season, has signed a contract team at Salt Lake City of the gains more experience. him ready to go when we meet lhe Oklahoma on Feb. 14," Peninger She'll Always Treasure. with the National League's San Pacific Coast League. Spartan squad is filled with plenty of said. Diego Padres. Righthander Bielski grapplers who Bielski was the Padres' first could be wrestling regularly on a compiled a career mark of 15 less powerful team, but have choice in the secondary phase of The look wins and five losses at MSU with Sports of Sorts of a winner January's free agent draft. He originally was drafted by the a 1.72 earned run average, cracked the starting lineup only briefly or not at all^with MSU. MSU's Greg Johnson grimaces with determination during a recent match with Oklahoma State. Detroit Tigers but failed to sign Last season, Bielski compiled a 3-2 mark with a 1.46 E.R.A. in Included among this group Gus Ganakas is the 14th head coach in MSU's 72-year A VALENTINE AD V with the club. the Big Ten and was named to are Lon Hicks and Dave Roberts Johnson has won three of four matches since returning from a leg injury. basketball history and the fourth Peter Bavaski director of several conference All-Star at 126, Mike Ellis (who 347 Student Services State News photo by Bill Porteous was No. Spartan graduate to hold the minor league operations for the teams. 1 man at 130 last 355-8255 8-5 p.m. season and position. National chomps relays By DON KOPRIVA State News Sports Writer Western Michigan's Read Fieldhouse should be set for one of its finest days of track in years Saturday as MSU, a 50-yard dash. Charles at Leaf Games against John Carlos, the "world's fastest human," in Pollard, John Morrison, Wayne Hartwick and Howard Doughty all appear in fine shape for the relays this Western and Toledo MacEwan. will another top event, with enter Michigan Relays champ Gary Harris of Western Michigan Pete The two mile promises to be looming as one of the favorites ComingUp! flOOAH Michigan and other top teams Saturday. The top four hurdlers on the basis of his 8:58.2 effort from around the Midwest at U-M. are likely runners on the shuttle converge on Kalamazoo for the hurdle relay, where each man He should be pushed by 11th annual Western Michigan various other runners however, goes 60 yards. Relays. But competition will be including MSU's Ken Leonowicz With finals slated for a 6:30 and Chuck Starkey, Kent State's tough, even though the Spartans p.m. start after preliminaries at went 2-4-S with Pollard - . Ed Norris and the Ann Arbor 12:30 p.m., the meet boasts Track Club's Paul Lightfoot,all Morrison - Haritwick last week. three national champions. of whom have times ranging Western has two good hurdlers MSU's Bill Wehrwein, the from 9:08 down. Norris has a iii Ken Jackson and Rod Mack, 1969 indoor 600 yard champ, lifetime best of 8:48.8. will likely run on the sprint Michigan boasts Godfrey Murray An Engineer who starts with RCA in 1970 medley and mile relays for the Spartans. will be part of an amazing future. who Former Spartan Bob Steele/ crowns won back - to - back NCAA in the 440-yard S' action on road; intermediate hurdles, will be If you measure achievement the future well-being of all competing for the Ann Arbor Track Club and running the low hurdles. 2 teams at home in technological discovery, no industry can surpass either the past record or future potential mankind. You can start your Kentucky's Jim Green ranks All seven of Michigan State's keep their perfect record (1-0) engineering career in one of as one of the top entrants in the of electronics. our Rotational Programs to winter varsity sports will be in intact when they host last year's 60-yard dash, but the 1968 action this weekend, but only Big Ten champion, Illinois, along And, if you're part of a give you a wide over-view of indoor NCAA champ may have two teams will compete at with Chicago Circle and Lake company that is as diverse in our activities, or, if you prefer, to take a back seat, as he did home. Superior College. all areas of technology as RCA, direct last week, to two sophomores. The gymnastics squad assignment to one of our MSU's Herb will The Spartans' hockey team you are in for an exhilarating numerous technical areas. Washington have their hands full Saturday ride to the top of your blazed is in for a rough weekend as they Whatever course you choose, through the distance in afternoon when they take on 6.0, breaking MSU's all time travel some 500 miles north of profession. defending NCAA champion here to the small confines of the you will find yourself working record and easily beating We Iowa, winners of three straight Michigan Tech ice rink to take develop new technologies with a unique group of human Michigan soph Gene Brown, who meets so far this season. In the using the total systems concept. clocked 6.2 for the sprint. on the huskies in a pair of beings, who are deeply only other home varsity For instance: large time¬ involved with the future. Washington is running in competition, Coach Charles games. Toronto tonight in the Maple Schmitter's fencers will seek to Coach Dick Fetters and his sharing computers; satellite Electronic and mechanical swimmers probably have the systems such as TIROS; solar engineers, we would like to biggest obstacle to overcome power; printing production; talk to you. Take the first IHPR when they face perennial superconductivity; new instructors lead national power Indiana in the Hoosiers home pool. The track materials; new sources of step—get in touch with your College Placement Director, contingent will journey some 80 energy; broad band or write directly to RCA communications systems; S' paddleball club miles southwest of E. Lansing to compete in the Western liquid crystals. But these are College Relations, Dept. F, Cherry Hill, Camden, Michigan Relays. just a few of the areas that New Jersey 08101 .. . . The MSU paddleball club MSU while Olson is in charge of Coach Grady Peninger takes concern our engineers and I took two firsts and two thirds in the undergraduate program. We not only believe in equal his wrestlers to Northern Iowa J the State Open Paddleball In the masters doubles (men scientists today. Tomorrow is opportunity employment— Friday night for a dual meet and I Tournament I»j * I * I coming up awfully fast. practice it. ■If| in Flint last over 40 years old), Mikles then to Iowa City the following we teammed with Lon McGillard to The problems we will be |I weekend, the but had to give way to win another first place trophy. day where they will compete ♦ University of Michigan who with Iowa, Wisconsin and faced with during the next I swept all three second Third seeded Steve Keeley Southern Illinois. places and i|l , » 30 years, and how well we lost former national | one Gale 1 first in the three event meet. to Also heading west to the solve them, will determine Mikles and Herb Olson I (second seeded in I beat the number one open doubles), champion Paul Lawrence of Michigan and finished third in the singles competition. The colder part of the country is Gus Ganakas and his slumping Ai 1 :j seeded duo basketball team. The cagers will | of Paul Lawrence and Craig doubles team of Keeley and Ray be out to break a three game 10 I Unger from du heac' Michigan. Mikles is ^e Health and Bayer also took home a third place trophy, losing in the losing streak when they take on the Wisconsin Badgers in a ' * H I Physical Recreation Dept. at semifinals to Lawrence and Saturday afternoon game. !! ♦ "i ^irjger ♦ * i ♦ 1 SKI WEAR • • i Iii SALE Sweaters Pants 2320 E. Mich. Ave. Lansing just past Frandor up to 1/3 OFF 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February st |, STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 The Most Romantic Gift of All! A yalentine Display Ad. 355-8255 classified Automotive Scooters & Cycles For R ent FRANKLY SPEAKING ky Phil frank For R ent For Rent"^ FALCON SPRINT 1964. 260 V-8, 4 TIRES (2) 10:00X20, Goodyear TV RENTALS: G.E., 19" portable speed, $550. or best offer. Call recaps on Reo rims. Good $8.50 month - HOLT. SPACIOUS 3 room tri-level. CEP^R' bedroom MT H°Pe area Dave, 351-2592. 6-2/11 condition, $65 or best offer. Call per Call J. R. including Culver Co., 351-8862 stand. Includes carpeting, air apartment furnished. 489-3985. ft* 372-4231. 5-2/9 conditioning, refrigerator, stove 3-2/6 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. ' and oven. Disposal and heat is FALCON 1966 Futura 4 door sedan. WORKING MAN MASON BODY included. No city income tax. - or TtTll"" • AUTOMOTIVE onditioned. Good SHOP, 812 East NEW G.E. PORTABLE and stands share house. 216 i. Phone 627-6591. 4-2/6 Kalamazoo Street. Since 1940. rented only to MSU students and Short term lease available. Call Clifford,' EMPLOYMENT . 489-2133.3-2/6 S,r» . • 484-4481 or Evenings 882-3508 or Complete auto painting and faculty. $8.84 monthly (including • FOR RENT collision service. IV5-0256. C 484-2226. TF WANTED ONE • FOR SALE from campus. roommate, on7b|2 • LOST & FOUND Aviation EAST LANSING. 1 furnished or unfurnished. 6, 9, 12 bedroom, $54/mo. 351-S t PERSONAL FORD FAIRLANE, 1968 2 door month FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to leases. Carpeted, heat • PEANUTS PERSONAL RENT A TV from a TV Company, NEEDED • REAL ESTATE fastback. 3-speed. V-8, radio, dark learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE!! $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. furnished. $135 and up. 337-0511 1 man for ~ green. Excellent condition. or HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT apartment. 2 blocks from Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C Nejac TV Rentals. C • SERVICE _J?89-045613-2/9 COMPANY 351-7910. 22-2/27 351-3905. 5-2/10 • TRANSPORTATION GTO 1968. Very good Employment Apartments SPARROW HOSPITAL 1441 NORTH PO7NTC7o^ fctoon, I • WANTED many options. $2100. East Michigan, conditioned, furnished and iL 351-6557. 3-2/6 3 FULL time men needed, high p FRANDOR AREA bedroom. Water and heat S165. 351-1167. 6-2/11 Room for rapid advancement. C deluxe apartment. Carpeted, DEADLINE OPEL KADETT 1967 26,000 371-1913, 10-12, 2-4. C air-conditioned, $160 a month. included. $125. 351-3969. O SUBLET 1 P.M. one class 1001 Fairway Lane. 351-3895, IMMEDIATELY^ luxury apartment, $55 day be¬ 351-4760. 3-2/5 SINGER AND bass player needed 355-2398. 20-2/19 COEDS OR working girls. One girl a fore publication. Call 351-0839. 5-2/10 ' established MSU-based r $60, two girls $55. Meadowbrook Cancellations - 12 noon one OPEL RALLYE, 1967. Only 19,000 NEEDED 1 man immediate Trace. Call after 5 p.m., 351-2224. group. Call 353-1831 class day before publica¬ miles. Over 30 miles/gallon. occupancy. Cedar Greens. 3-2/5 spr'n9 tern, 353-1919. 3-2/6 a modern tion. Excellent condition. $1,125. 353-0019. 1-2/5 two-m* 355-3069 after 6 p.m. 3-2/9 PROFESSIONAL NURSES: R.N. - TWO BEDROOM furnished, —• w-Toss from the Bo NEEDED: GIRL sublet St. Campus Exit at L.P.N.'s. General duty or specialty to Rivers carpeted, extra clean. $155. a Grand Rlv- and PHONE Edge PONTIAC 1966 2 door hardtop. Good condition, $995 or best areas. or 3:30 part - time. 12:00 midnight, full Liberal fringe apartment, 351-2108. 2-2/6 spring term. month and deposit. Call 372-1215 after 5 p.m. 3-2/5 JJurand Street. Call 351 0348. 355-8255 offer. Phone 372-4792. 2-2/5 benefits, shift differential, life insurance. Pension program and GIRL FOR 3 girl upstairs apartment. FACULTY APARTMENT. EAST LANSING, large furnished apartment. two~bedroom RATES PONTIAC LAMANS 1965. Good many others. Call ' Personnel, $60/month, utilities included. 340 Unfurnished. No pets. EAST Hal stead 332-0965 Evergreen Street. 351-4637. 3-2/9 LANSING MANAGEMENT. Management Comma condition. For more information: Lansing General Hospital. I day S 1.50 332-5354. 5-2-6 372-8220 Ext. 420 Phone 332-2627. C 351-7910.10-2/11 Y - 421.6-2/6 15tf per word per day 3 dovs PONTIAC 1962 4-door hardtop. NOW ACCEPTING for ONE 3-room furnisl CEDAR GREEN. Sublease 2 man (4.00 applici i 13 1/2* per woru per aay Starts, runs good. $175. $135. One 3-room unfurnished apartment starting now or spring. 355-3168. 3-2/6 351-8631. After 4 EAST SIDE Lansing: 3 bedroom 5 days inexperienced. We will train to apartment $125. Available p.m., J6.50 351-0855. 3-2/6 furnished, double garage $150; inspect and package our products. immediately. Couples only. Near 13f per word per day RAMBLER 1959 pink. Radio, bus and also 2 bedroom furnished, $15ft Shift schedule 4 p.m. to 12 shopping. FABIAN (based on 10 words per »d) reclining seats. New plugs, points, condenser, snow tires. $70. midnight and 12 midnight to 8 a.m., 40 hour work week, must be REALTY ED 2-0811. Fabian 626-6002. 2-2/6 Eleanor 'WAIT TIL SHE FINK S GRAND, South - Large 2-bedroom, nice, clean. Stove, refrigerator, 314 S. Detroit. 351-3969.0 There will be a 50tf service 351-0666. 5-2/10 able to work 3 weekends out of 4. FILLED WITH LAXATIVES CHOCOLATE 1' utilities paid. Security deposit. No HOMES FOR TODAY are Classified Ads. Start and bookkeeping charge if Apply in person, DART GRADS, FOUR me pets. Married couple. 485-0976. checking RENAULT 1969 R-10. Excellent 933 Daisy Lane, < 3-2/6 this ad is not paid within CONTAINER CORPORATION, shape and price. Ask for Mike, call 432 Hogsback Road, Mason. 5-2/5 5-2/11 482-4397. 3-2/5 BEDROOM house. GIRL NEEDED. New Cedar Village Furnished, carpeted, 5 minutes from campus. The State News will be FEMALE. PART time office work, spring - summer. 351-8415. TRIUMPH TR4A 1966. 510 North Hayford, Lansing. Call public contact. Evenings. Close to 10-2/17 responsible only for the 489-6476 after 6 p.m. 3-2/9 great condition, clea campus. Mr. Malsbury, 332-2557. first day's incorrect inser¬ 351-3861. 3-2/9 2-2/6 APARTMENT, FURNISHED. No tion. children or pets. Holt. Call OX FURNISHED 3 bedroom I VOLKSWAGEN - 1966 Green, si 4-0242. 5-2/11 Carpeted, good loc BABYSITTER NEEDED Thursdays roof, sedan. Excellent conditio $145/month. Call 372-3017. 3-2/9 3-5 p.m. for 2 school age boys, low mileage, 1500cc engine wii . Room for Cherry Lane. 355-7790, mornings radio and good tires. $99 Very large. In excellent < 484-4388. 5-2/9 ONE OR two girls to share or after 5. 3-2/9 The State News does not 372-4533. 2-2/6 Air-conditioning and pool for walking distance to Furnished. Clean. Af permit racial or religious PART TIME employment for MSU EAST LANSING near campus. One VOLKSWAGEN parking, 332-5320. $75 per month. 5-2/5 HE'S HAPPY! discrimination in its ad¬ '62, grey, good unfurnished. Drafted bedroom, furnished. students during school year with Large airy condition $400 or best offer. must sublease immediately. Call Air vertising columns. The 339-9208 after 5:00 p.m. 5-2/10 midwest's largest full-line rooms. conditioned. Tom, 351-3896. 5-2/11 State News will not accept merchant wholesaler. Automobile Beautifully maintained. Select required. For further information, clientele. Lease 332-3135 advertising which discrim¬ VOLKSWAGEN 1967 Karmann Ghia m, 2 b or MEN 21 and over - Clean quiet phone 351-5800. O 882-6549. O inates against religion, coupe. Dark blue, radio, trailer rooms. Cooking and parking. race, color or national or¬ hitch. 355-9770. 3-2/5 Close. Reasonable. 487-5753, MALE: $170/month, 351-8381. 2-2/6 FRANDOR, 2 bedroom unfurnished. igin. VOLKSWAGEN excellent 1968. condition, Sun snow roof, tires. off housing MANAGER, large University campus and conference food center, service^, GIRL WANTED to share New Cedar Village Apartment. 351-3080. SHE'S HAPPY! $160. MANAGEMENT 337-0421 HALSTEAD COMPANY 485-8836. TF SPARTAN HALL. Singles, doubles, Southwest Michigan 351-7910. 10-2/11 men, women. Call 351-9286 $1450 or best offer. Call immediate' 3-2/9 372-103V 0-2-13 351-3852. 3-2/6 opening. Som$ j^xperience (Cupid Helped) Automotive preferred. Send Salary resume to: plus housing. State News, Box LARGE 2 bedroom unfurnished NEW LUXURY 2-r EAST SIDE - modern room. Private VOLKSWAGEN 1966 sedan. Close to campus for immediate apartment in quiet adult complex. ALPHA ROMEO 1968, 14,000 miles. A-1, East Lansing. 8-2-11 entrance. Linen and refrigerator. Sunroof, radio. Good condition. occupancy, 139 Woodmere. Like new condition. Best offer. $825. 355-5811 after 5 p.m. 3-2/5 Excellent storage, carpeted and /">* 351-9036. 5-2-6 Gentleman only. Call 487-0543. carport. Available immediately. Call 351-3918. 10-2/13 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS . . . 2-2/5 FABIAN REALTY. ED 2-0811. VOLKSWAGEN 1963. Sunroof, 1 ASCP registered Cytologist, also Eleanor Fabian. 626-6002. 7-2/13 CHEVY BELAIRE, 1962. Good owner. Body needs work. New Medical Technologist to work in engine. $125. Washington. 3-2/5 620 North tires. Must sell. 351-1615. 4-2/6 VOLKSWAGEN 1969 Ghia. Excellent condition. Must Karmann Bacteriology, registered or eligible. Apply PERSONNEL SPARROW ext. 353. 5-2-6 or call HOSPITAL 487-6111, MAN apartment. needed 351-2596. S-5-2/9 spring for 2 Reduced man rent. 9 and so can you sell by February 7th, leaving IF DUPLEX APARTMENT: 2 by The kind of country. 332-2697. A-7-2/6 YOU APPRECIATE bedrooms, living room, carpeted,' CHEVROLET CAPRICE-wagon, 1966. Black, all power, AM/FM, EFFICIENCY advertise in the bath, kitchen, dining, garage. placing your Valentine air. $1295. Call 699-2626. 3-2/5 Scooters & Cycles "Help Wanted" columns for good Utilities furnished. Northeast of hearts that workers. Dial 355-8255! Lansing. 489-1277 or 489-0029. Display Ad Today! WANTED: FRONT forks for '68 5-2/9 CORVAIR CONVERTIBLE 1964 Monza. Mechanical good. Needs Bonneville. Will use anything that 347 Student Services. win fair maids! r fits. Call 337-1887 after 6 p.m. FACULTY APARTMENT sublease. body work. $100. 351-6539. 3-2/5 2-2/5 Drapes, carpeting, patio. Call 355-8255 8-5 p.m. Priced from 332-0985 or 353-3937. 5-2/9 OLDER TRIUMPH, B.S.A., Harley. CORVAIR Automatic, 1965 Monza radio. Best coupe offer Doesn't have to run. 351-3820, LUXURY LUXURY 1, 2 persons. s1» to s1000 Bob. 3-2/5 $50. from around $525. after 5 p.m. 5-2/10 Phone 337-22J7 Auto S ervi ce & Parts TV RENTALS - Students only. Low monthly and term rates. Call Block 351-5249. 4-2/6 Campus. FROM KAMINS STEREO SHOPPE: If you are too bashful to with FANNY FARMER Valentine My "I love you" ale Hearts to Sweetheart from six to sixty. 484-2600 to reserve yours. SUBLEASE: GIRL wanted for 5 man COUGAR 1967. Air, tape deck, ACCIDENT Problem? KALAMAZOO STREET BODY Call University TV Rentals. C apartment. Delta Arms. 351-3244. 5-2/9 FM AUTO RADIO TUNER We will wrap and mall your 351-5940 9-5 p.m. 2-2-6 SHOP. Small dents to large Fanny Farmer Candy wrecks. American and foreign Experts Buy TOYOTA DODGE, 1968-440, 4-door, 6, cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. automatic. Power steering, clean. 2628 East State 1 owner. 211 North Clemens, 489-9587. 2-2/6. (juSlixf&iA 1105 E. GRAND RIVER at Gun son ED 2-20 11 Drug WALGREEN AGENCY TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student MODEL FM-7880 FM AUTO RADIO TUNER units. These spacious luxury apartment are completely CROSSWORD PUZZLE □□[!□□ 01 Operates With All AM Auto Radios rannaaraai carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish □□□0 ma 14 selective tuned circuits. Operates from any ACROSS 29. Period of time Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, 12-volt negative ground electrical system. A new design 1. Siberian 30. Original □run Dins garbage disposal and individual control - central air 3-gang tuner provides unchallenged sensitivity. Modern antelope 31. Strong point □H □ramn signal suppressor circuitry eliminates overload and 6. Space capsule 32. Advance , B000L conditioning. These two four units have up to 3 distortion. (AFC) Automatic Frequency Control facilitates 12. Cancel 33. Locality or man □□nsa s tuning and "locks-in" stations. Size: 7 5/16**7. x 4 3/4"D x 13. Succession 35. Ghostly parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure time has been 1 5/8"H. 14. Fossil wood 37. High nest Bsaa an adequately planned for with a giant heated swimming pool, 16. Port and 39. Persisted □ma son recreation rooms and private balconies. If among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call you want to be raw HOW 539'5 claret 17. Lengthwise 19. Gumbo 42. Oriental temple 44. Teeming 45. Repented 0ca SOEH asdnsii today. 20. Destiny .46. Deteriorate □□nan There are units starting at $70/ month per man. ONIV AT KAMINS 22. Fresh-water ducks DOWN 1. Trench SOLUTION OF SATURDAY'S PUZ*l£ The List Is Staggering! 24. Attribute 25. Nervous 2. Witch bird 3. Natural 6. Equally 7. Church bench 9. Golf course 10. Smirk 26. Behold 4. Cunning 8. Black and 11. Bones More and 10 and 15 year veteran 28. City railway 5. Vocalist 15. International more imported car owners yellow bird MODEL OPEN: 1-6 switch to TOYOTA. These IT agreement p.m. every day people have lots of experience. except Sunday Well-bred 1 18. They can tell when they see a good automobile. 20. Opponent 21. Carpenter's PHONE: 332-6441 tool Wouldn't it be wise for you 23. Rowan tree THREE AND SIX MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE to drive a TOYOTA before yo PP 25. Craggy hill 26. Greensward %P 27. Acknowledge 29. Gesture 30. Intellectual buy small or compact car? ®topcfungf)am any 1 31. Renounce 32. Cotton thread 33. Evaporated 4620 S. Hagadorn 4 WHEELS of Lansing Inc. AMINS i grape juice 34. Fuel 36. Electric catfish MA NA CEMENT EXCL US/VEL Y B Y: 2200 S. Cedar fljulo PaxJLk P 38. Dutch commune Alco Only minutes from the Campus. Go west on Mt. 40 Girl's name Management Company Hope, then 2 blocks south on Cedar. ASSt! £6±JS2L 41. Ruler of Tunis 43. Commercial Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 5, 1970 ^3 For Sale P ersonal Student DIRECTORY USED Used VACUUM SEWING up. ELECTRO GRAND. Hours 9 cleaners $3 up. MACHINES $10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturdays 9 a.m. MARILYN, WISHING and DZ Buddy. 1-2/5 roses you forever. sunshine Rose Leopardi returning (continued from page one) concluded, "will continue to be to U' to 12 p.m. 804 East Michigan, research and scholarship rather Lansing. 0-2/11 harassed administrators, than top - level administration." BROOKS Imported cantankerous trustees, |ki Rentals Cars COLLEGE TRAVEL COMPACT STEREO Garrard changer with dust cover. AM/FM, inquisitive legislators and the While the presidential search continued, Leopardi himself saw PRO SHOP Sales and OFFICE Muckraking State News. Special $160.00. MARSHALL fit to address a letter to the Lansing Ski Club Service 130 West Grand River Blvd. MUSIC COMPANY, East Lansing. CONGRATULATIONS ON your "Leopardi's greatest President's column concerning Hart, Fischer, L-21's 482-1473 C-2/5 engagement Steven Ray and Sarah contribution," Adams the publications subscribed to 5014 N. Grand River, Lansing 351-6010 Liz. 1-2/5 by the president's office. 3320600 AQUARIUM-55 gallon. Stand, pump, i Wanted Leopardi demonstrated gravel, scenery, fish. Call before 3 CONTINENTAL ONE concern for Adams' alleged TAUTEL'S HOUR CLEANERS CONTACT LENS p.m., 393-1962. 3-2/9 BLOOD DONORS Needed. $7.50 for all positive. A negative, B negative subscription to and subsequent Yarns—Supplies MON. - THURS. SERVICES HARRY "Oh Zetas" say good-bye - and AB negative, $10.00. O cancellation of Soviet Life. D. M. DEAN, O.D. [hooking, knitting, weaving 7:30 a.m. -9 p.m. 210 Abbott Rd. WEST HIGHLAND - White Terrier some lovely new "dishes" await negative, $12.00. Michigan Community Blood Center, 507% "Knowing i realize that your background, 2916 Turner FRI.-SAT. 7:30-6 p.m. 'AKC champion-sired male puppies. your return. 1-2/5 subscribing to a One Hour Cleaning 9 • 3 Suite #16 East Grand River, East Lansing. publication such as this (Soviet 10 weeks. 337-9565. 4-2/6 IV 5-9212 332-6563 Real Estate Above the new Campus Book Life) could not be classified as _ 227 Ann St., E. Lansing _ Store. Hours: 9 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. AQUARIUM SUPPLIES and an indiscretion, and really, Wash Day Savings! WHY RENT? $2,500 down $150 Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. BUD'S Learn to fly? Sure youl accessories, the Lansing area's a Walter, I don't see why you J Washing 20 & 25c a load most I buy 1 Tuesday and Thursday, 12 P.M. to hushed it up," Leopardi wrote. Use our Air Taxi-Service complete aquarium shop. AUTO PARTS quiet lot with lots of trees. Within 6:30 P.M. 337-7183. C ■ Triple-load rug washer 50c Late Model Motors and Buy a new Piper NOAH'S ARK in East Lansing. "If Readers' Digest isn't good 3-2/6 walking distance to MSU. Call Jendrow's econowash 3006 Vine St. parts a speciality All at: Francis Aviation SIMON REAL ESTATE, Okemos Branch 351-2260 or Bob Homan enough for you, you certainly are in a position to say so." Halfway between Holt and 351-0965. 0-2/6 Adams replied that the 1 Block West of Sears Mason on N. Cedar Abruzzo, in the heartland of *99-2154 Capitol City Airport 484-1324 2 GIRLS need cheap cancellation was only one FREE: OWNER MOVING. Homes a home for It accommodations - Miami area - change in a complete revision of Italy, is the alleged site of DECOUPAGE Your Hang-Up? must be found for 3 adult cats. :. If you Spring break. 351-9347 after 5 the publications list. He assured Leopardi's work for the 5-2/9 | Classes-Supplies-Ideas Picture Framing. Very friendly, have had all shots. are married and going to college p.m. Leopardi that he was now Lopresti Foundation on rare Handcrafted Gifts with one in the Your Needs? 351-4659 evenings. 3-2/6 family working, considering adding the Etruscan Etruscan manuscripts, ABC- you can buy elegant 3-bedroom TYPING - WITH 3 years experience Antiques Artists' Supplies. on an Language Quarterly to the list, BEAGLE PUPPIES, AKC, strong, ranee with as little as $200 down. would like typing in my home. the presidency has been Wide World of Sports "at no expense to the taxpayers Beverly Baton's BOB JONES PAINTS handsome, shots, wormed. $40, For complete information call Manuscripts, envelopes or general of attributed by some to a I 339-2938. 3-2/6 John Schell 351-8795 typing. 50c per original, 10c per Michigan." controversial 319 1/2 E. Grand River 677-8141 Mason 351-8811 or As the presidential search incident in the 372-7943 HUBBELL REALTY carbon. 372-2957. 5-2/5 Academic Senate involving COMPANY REALTORS. 3-2/9 came nearer to its end, kwast bakeries • EYES EXAMINED Typewriters-All Makes Leopardi. USED TENOR Leopardi's interest in University At the Senate • GLASSES Authorized Olympia Dealer OKEMOS, NEW 3 bedroom ranch, affairs continued to mount. meeting, Birthday & All Occasion MacNamara, 351-8654 • CONTACT LENS Sales -Service ST. BERNARD pups. AKC, 6 weeks family room, 2 fireplaces, near 355-2199. 5-2/10 In correspondence with his Leopardi was attacked by his Cakes Rental Purchase old. Excellent bloodline, shots, schools. Call friend Jaffe for allegedly being DR. I.L. Collins, Optometrist owner, 332-1017. former colleague Jaffe, he wormed. 332-1911. 3-2/9 the of Frandor: 351-5032 L. E. Lighthart & Co. 1-2/5 EXPERIENCED SALES source University of Co-Optical Services 4616 N. Grand River work with Lansing area person to businesses. reported on activities planned in California chancellor Clark Brookfield: 337-0832 5218 S. Logan WIRE HAIRED Terrier female, shots Recreation Italy for the Oct. 15 Kerr's statement that the three 393-4230 Lansing 482-1219 Excellent pay. Contact Mr. AKC. Good with kids, must sell Moratorium. The following areas of due to lack of space. 387-0202. ENJOY Kaufman 351-4928 or 353-2968. report appeared in a letter from university controversy THE pleasures of The style you want - HOUSE of TIME The many 2-2/5 are football for the alumni, sex large ad . .. 3-2/9 Acapulco or Freeport. Either trip C. P. Larrowe, professor of for that special date! For the small ad price. for the students and parking for Elda - Diane Original custom made $209. Many extras. Call 351-4928 economics, in the Sept. 29 State the faculty. STUDENT SERVICE Mobile Homes or 353-2968. 1-2/4 News: Beauty Salon jewelry in platinum A and gold. Watch DIRECTORY "MSU may have responded point of order was raised repair. at the meeting that it was 2111 Coolridge, Holt Place yours today. Call TRAVELO, 10'X45'. Take over low SPAIN $269 (to the Moratorium), also, monthly payments. Lot available. 372-1412, IV 2-0285. 3-2/6 inappropriate for Jaffe to attack 694-0524 Judi 355-8255 though unofficially. I have just Drafted, reason for selling. Spend Spring Break or had word from Dean Jaffee that a colleague when he wasn't 655-2684 or see at Willow Village, TRUMPET, USED. Needed The Spanish Riviera. present. Leopardi for president Williamston. 3-2/9 immediately. Call 485-2703 our errant professor, Giacomo anytime. 3-2/6 supporters initiate that Jaffe's For Sale Leopardi, has unearthed strong For Sale LIBERTY-EXCELLENT condition anti-militarist sentiment among accusations may have hurt their with many extras. Ready to live in HOUSE NEAR CAMPUS 50-people candidate's chances in the HEATH AM/FM s 66 Italian youth at the University . ELECTROLUX VACUUM Cleaner. on lot. Den or study room ideal HAVE party. Pays $15 Saturday evening. presidential race. YOURSELF a real ball in of Turin, where his Lopresti 1-31. 355-0693. 3-2/6 for students. 371-1381. 5-2/9 either Acapulco or Freeport, grant has taken him. Although Leopardi was not $209. Many extras included. Call present at that particular 1966 AMERICAN 10' 353-7708 or 353-2968. 1-2/5 "Leopardi confidently Academic Senate meeting, he HONEYWELL 91-B Electronic Flash bedrooms, near expects that on Oct. 15 some has been known to quietly slip and for only LADIES SKI IS, boots size 7, poles furnished, excellent SUMMER ISRAEL $695. Mexico 10,000 students will turn out at into town for a Senate meeting t $160. Must and boot tree. Like new. 337-9306. 5-2/11 study $699. Europe $795. Jerry Turin for an anti war rally." - sell soon. Call 353-7615, or State 355-0045. 5-2/9 and sign his name on the faculty News Photographic and ask for _353-4195. 6-2/12 ^ Leopardi's failure to capture attendance sheet. Richard Warren. 1964 MAGNOLIA. Large living Four different WE DO most repairing, and replace room, carpeting, outside skirting. Service For Sale powers: 200 w.s., 100 w.s., 50 broken frames. OPTICAL and 25 w.s. Retail New $349. Utility shed optional. Excellent w.s., DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan ALTERATIONS. FIX those spring Spirit 2-2/5 condition. 351-8411. 5-2/11 3 MACHINE Clearance sale, Avenue. 372-7409. C-2-6 clothes before the tulips blooml d new portables - $49.95, 339-2075. 2-2/6 0 per month. Large selection KUSTOM AMPLIFIER. VA years f reconditioned used machines, old, perfect Condition. Call Bill, TWO lingers, Whites, Necchis, New 353-0293. 5-2-6 lost : "Woman's watch in library. RESPONSIBLE women experience will babysit in their with Boot+%oe Sale e & "Many Others." $19.95 SHOES. SIZE 4B. Low, medium, home. Hot lunch and diaper > $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS high, and new chunky heels. Also BLANK 8 track cartridges and title clothes sizes 3, 5, 7. and 9. labels, dust bugs, tape cleaners, Distributing company, Jewelry. Cheap. 351-1927. 3-2/6 LOST: 3 weeks ago male, long 115 North Washington. plugs and jacks galore. All at haired, striped cat. 332-0354. 19-6448. C-1/5 OREINTAL RUGS. 339-8850. 2-2/5 3-2/6 ALTERATIONS, DRESSMAKING, 1 KENWOOD loth like speakers. 8 tri new. Must si GARAGE SALE - 5460 West LOST. CAT, January 31. Black and white female. Black spot on nose. formals. Experienced. Reasonable charge. Call 355-1040. 5-2-6 $X»E5- d.*6.#-/<).«• Columbia, Mason. Antique ■51-5156. •lES 3-2/6 GOOD, dark secretary. 677-2271. 5-2/10 LANGE model PRO. ski boots, size 353-7599. 5-2-6 10-M. new 1970 Best offer. Red leather Contact Gail Shultz. collar. "Loki." 351-3361 BUSY? East PHONES RINGING? Lansing's only telephone Call JbM-lme «• tFreeSvirii BIRTHDAYS AND GIFTS. Ladies, after 6 p.m. 5-2/9 answering service, STEVENSON'S any snapshots preserved for life. GIVE YOUR ANSWERING SERVICE, phone SToH£ "HOlcKS VALENTINE a Pocket mirrors, buttons also. LOST - GLASSES, girls 351-5122. If busy call 351-6441. passionate red inflatable chair. Sflll Phone 489-7255. A-5-2/5 - blackish/brown tortoise shell. 6-2/11 fEO COMPONENT - 100 watts, Other colors available. Many Reward. 485-6374. 2-2/5 12.-9 ernal antenna, AM/FM radio. i $350 July. 353-4278. Will groovy styles, including hassocks Typing Service JRJ. a-UKtwiTc and couches. Low prices. Phone ie for LONG RED, white and blue Triumph motorcycle. 337-9215, noon to midnight. DISSERTATIONS, Theses, Term Canadian hand-woven scarf 10-2-13 papers. ANITA WARREN: SCM inner spring and box spring outside International Center at Electric. 351-0763, 351-7086. combinations. Roll-away beds in Shaw Lane. 882-8908. 2-2/5 KIMBALL ORGAN. 2 61 note C-1/5 30", 39" and 48" widths. manuals. 18 pedals. Pipe-like tone. Hollywood style beds and frames, LOST: LATTICED wedding ring, $450. 332-6250 evenings. 3-2/9 TERM PAPERS, dissertations, etc. chests, dressers, study desks. 60 Saturday 8-8:15 p.m. left on sink Experienced. Electric typewriter. [RE0 SYSTEM. Deluxe Thorens, Ask the people used matching chairs for study or in mens room. Wells Hall, !, Fisher, Jenison, JBL and GIBSON ES - 345 electric guitar opposite Call Karen, 882-2639. 1-2/5 dining room use. Used card tables film. Sentimental value. Reward. Components for serious stereo wired, varitone, gold-plated and folding chairs. Late model 355-4669. (1-5), 355-7874 ftener. 351-6650. 3-2/6 parts. 353-1 560. 3-2/9 THESES, TERM papers, etc. Electric stereo phonographs, and stereo evenings, 355-2400 8-5 p.m. leave typewriter. Pickup and deliver. message. 3-2/5 |'s BUCKLE ski boots and TOSHIBA COMPONENT stereo v 699-2928. 2-2/5 Involved In recorders, used portable TV sets. 8-track tapedeck, and v :e 1154. Worn once. $45. fc3-1845. A-3-2/5 Apartment gas ranges, kitchen FOUND: CURIOUS turntable. Earphones inclui Brand new. Must sell becausi pursette. Call 337-0583 after 6 ■IRE electric hot plates. $3.99 and up. p.m. 1-2/5 808E eliptical stereo draft. John, 353-4027. 5-2/9 New metal kitchen cabinets. Free ^rtridge. New. $15 or best offer. BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. highway safety delivery. Bank card. Master Charge ' 3820^B<^32/5_h and layaway plans. Hours: 5 - CONN CLARINET, good < P ersonal No job too large or too small. accept best offer. Call Sandy, Block off campus. 332-3255. C DECK-Magnecord model 5:30 p.m. WILCOX 353-3441. 5-2/11 FREE - LIFE INSURANCE i. New $1250. sell for $575. SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East literature. Call licensed agent - 17-0243. 3-2/5 Michigan. 485-4391. C STEVE KAUFMAN 353-7708. O h day! |INISHED Furniture: Bar VACUUM CLEANERS. $7.88 and 10,s. night ft-of-drawers, bookcases, finished picture frames, and lore. PLYWOOD stands, SALES, 3121 up, tanks canister and up rights, one opposite year DISTRIBUTING guarantee. DENNIS COMPANY, City Market. Phone TAPE RECORDER - Never small reel. $35. IV 4-1830 or IV 5-3198. 4-2/10 used, FREE MERLE STUDIO, C-1/5 ... A thrilling hour of beauty. For appointment call 484-4519. NORMAN COSMETIC'S 1600 East Michigan. COMPLETE Discount THESIS Service. Printing. IBM typing and binding of thesis, resumes, publications. Across from campus, —about y£tna. corner MAC and Grand River, FLY ACAPULCO I Guaranteed below Style Shop. Call Place Your Departure-Stay as long as you COPYGRAPH SERVICES, likel Food-Hotel. 351-8979. 337-1666. C 10-2/9 PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD FFFLY ACAPULCO ... GO EXOTICI Room, 3 meals daily, Today . . . Just clip, complete, mail. Jeep, tourist service, up to 12 STATE/NEWS will bill days, $225. Leave when-you want. you later. 351-5249. 32-3/13 AWAY FROM IT ALL HOMES are 1\ I I N ame UNDERGRADS EARN credits, tour In the Classified Ads each day I Check now! 11 >s_/ Address Europe this summer. 351-1039. 3-2/5 PROFESSIONAL THESIS TYPING City Zip Code - Finest quality guaranteed. AM, INCOME TAX preparation February, Student No. $3.50, March $4.00, April $4.50, Helen, 393-0795; PM, Sandy, s Phone and 351-0995. 5-2-6 up; 1452 East Michigan E Consecutive rint.'c D,.n Avenue, Lansing, Michigan. Phone Death on the highways. 351-2126 for appointment. 5-2/11 At jEtna we refuse to accept it as a fact of life. t Headlna We designed the first classroom driving simulator for I Pr'nt Ad Heror high sch< > -Is. Wt helped found the National Safety Council Transportation and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. And our RIDERS ANYWHERE in Florida engineering people are constantly helping to improve the Spring Break. Round trip. driving records of the nation's car, truck and taxi fleets. CHEAPI 351-5249. 35-3-5 Because highway safety is everybody's job, we feel a FEMALE DRIVER needs passengers special obligation. Our business may be selling insurance, I Peanuts Pe rsonals must be placed in person. to El Paso and/or Fort Bliss, but our concern is people. Peanuts Personal Texas. Leaving February 14th. /Etna is the kind of place where you can do good Words or Less- 1 482-4925. 1-2/5 and make good, too. day - $1.50 3 days - $4.00 5 days - $6.50 per io Words Add: 15tf per word 40* Per word 65/ per word □ 1-2/5 NEED p.m., RIDE from Monday-Friday, 8-5 Cherry Lane to O □ SNUGGLES, SUGARLUMP, downtown. Good pay. 355-7949 I Mail to: Michigan State News Wilbur - Booxe and Boomers don't & Learn about iBtna. 3wn Ask for "Your Thing" at your Placement Office CX IR CONCERN IS PEOPLE 347 Student Services Bldg. mixl Keep your actions on ice. AY SOMETHING ABOUT *n Equal Opportunity Employer and Good luck. Cuddles, Poopsie, & YOURSELF with a "Service" ad MSU East Lansing, Mich. a JOBS participating company. LIFE & CASUALTY B&W. 1-2/5 in Classified. Dial 355-8255 nowl 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 5 1970 Board (continued from page one) approves const Wjn retain seats on the student has to have someone on the The second issue would the constitution which currently "there Is no4 enough money Grossfeld said. He said office. The new representative board, but will not have voting board," Steve Douse, president eliminate the "Sleep give the faculty final approval th.f will serve for the duration of the rights. of the Inter-Fraternity Council Amendment" which currently over certain board functions, under the present set-up to support the proposed cabinet the new tax, the be financially able program?ith unexpired term. "If a major governing group (IFC), said, explaining the need prohibits ASMSU involvement in including constitutional structure," some sort of to DS The major governing groups is to work at all effectively, it for continued contact between any political issue not "directly amendments. Most of the funds from the pop entertai n? the groups and the board. Although this first issue and exclusively concerned with MSU." Issue five separates the new tax would go to cabinet every month, if available. spacen; We functions of the Student Board U-M Union includes several major changes, it must be presented as a single still The code of operations will provide that: "ASMSU will and the Cabinet, and raises the student tax from 50 cents to one operations, Cabinet President Bob Grossfeld said. He cited Grossfeld wanted to expand also the sain d.r t item, board members explained. not endorse a political cnadidate dollar per term. Great Issues, pop entertainment, fund in legal aid, tosuppjfe proposed by Micin legal-aid, and the Man and cases. He "We'd run a real risk in or party. It may, however, mentioned "This (division of function) attempting to divide the issue umpteen times," Chairman Bill endorse a political issue." Issue three would re-organize gives the cabinet more Nature Bookstore programs which would as major OLaughlin, who lost his use the job for participating JJi ft The Union Board at the in the building. Hopefully some Rustem said. "When you're the Student Traffic Appeal autonomy, more opportunity to added revenue. October 15 Moratorium University of Michigan (U-M) is of older rooms will be talking about restructuring the Court, changing the number of initiate its own programs," "Pop entertainment has a someone ASMSU Wouid'J t proposing some changes to the 1.. . . i i i remodeled nffipps for offices and converted for student stnHpnt »r>hvitipc into and board, you come up with one activities anH justices from 14 to nine. Mostov said. He added that the hard time, because it has no supporting legally if it had * Michigan regents which would new tax is necessary because "e proposal and that's it." Issue four deletes sections of ready cash to operate with," money. make the Union a more central counseling services. element of student activities. Until about six years ago, the Union provided the only hotel AT MURPHY'S services available in the Ann Arbor area. It has about 150 "CHARGE IT" WITH BANK CREDIT CARD rooms for guests, as well as conference rooms and food service utilities. However, with the extensive growth of other lodging and food service facilities, this aspect of the Union is suffering. Some of the problems which face the Michigan Union have Drafted also plagued the MSU Union in the past couple of years, such as This paper airplane looks like it has been sucked into the rising wages for employes and a decline in business. heating duct. These problems are the result State News photo by Carl Welti of changes within the University; k for example, the expansion of McDonel sponsors dormitory units, difficulty in access to the Unions and the 'U' formal dance McDonel Hall will sponsor growth of other living units and food services. Last fall the U-M Union - - Ethnic UNDERWEAR an all - University formal - semi - opened a discount store and a BOYS' "T" SHIRTS Assistant Managers 00 formal dance Feb. 28 at Kellogg student credit union in hopes of Shrink - free cotton "T" 2" 3 OR BRIEFS Center. reviving some vitality within its shirts, briefs. Boys' 6-18. 3 TO PKG. Tickets go on sale Monday at walls, but it seems further Men's shirts: S, M, L, XL. ME(rs „T„ SH|RTS $4 a couple. Tickets will be changes are still necessary. Briefs: 28-42. 0R BRIEFS available at the Union from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and at East and There are two aspects to the (fiiKei. TM Com in Corp. 2 TO PKG. $1.57 PKG. plans being drawn up by the West McDonel reception desks U-M Union. The first would from 4:30 p.m. to midnight allow for better space utilization every day until the dance. OUR OWN BRAND I1*& what's d HE Union Board Coffeehouse, Friday, 9-12 p.m.. Union, Parlors A, B, C. February 5, at 8:00 p.m. in the library of All Saints' Episcopal MURPHY BRANDS SOCKET WRENCH SET MREG. $8.84 SAVE $1.90 Featuring: Live drink, and relax. Folk group. Eat, church in East Lansing. PRICES EFFECTIVE - FEB, 6 thru FEB. 14 •/(" and %!' combi¬ Beal Film Group film, tonitht, 7:00 MERIDIAN MALL nation drive sockets. The and 9:00, 111 Olds. Keir Dullea in Following Free University Classes will meet tonite: Israel: "Bunny Lake is Missing." 50c no ID. Model for Social Change - 7:30 - 304 EBH; Vocations for Social Change - Political Science Undergraduate 7:30 - 101 EBH; Extension of Sense Forum Colloquy, today, 3:00 p.m., of Touch - 7:00 - 311 EBH; Guerilla 102 S. Kedzie. Professors Harold Theater - 8:00 - Snyder Lower Spaeth, David Meltz, Paul Conn of I ^unge; Elementary Education Political Science Department will Reform, "The Project," - 7:00 - 309 speak on the Appraisal of President EBH. Nixon's First Year in Office. Union Board "Resort Report 70" "University Family" will be at fashion show, tonight, 8:00 p.m, Hubbard Hall, Saturday, February 7, Union Parlors. Admission 50c. Union Board Thieves' Market Art Show, Sunday, February 8, 1-4 p.m.. The Ichthus (Sign of the Fish) Union Ballroom. $1.00 entry fee. coffeehouse, in the basement of 337 Sign up at Union Board Office or call M.A.C. is looking for poets, TRIPLE JJJ CHECK TRIPLED/CHECK 355-3355. musicians, and artists who would like to share their passions and impulses VIRGIN WOOL, MOTHPROOF 4 PLY, 100% VIRGIN WOOL TRIPLE JJJ CHECK* * KEU,Wfllf£l?* with a warm audience. Drop in on KODEL® POLYESTER/AVRIL® RAYON COLORFUL. SOLID RUBBER Free University meeting, tonight, Saturday evening, February 14th and KNITTING WORSTED 7:00 p.m., 215 Evergreen, topic:' we'll turn the mike AFGHAN KITS TIER & VALANCE SET • HOUSEWARES over to you. Call REG. \ Community Life-styles. us by Wednesday if you can: Julie: REG. 93c $7.99 SAVE $1.20 REG. $1.99 SAVE 52c Knit or crochet a 45x60 REG. 98c to $1.39 Crisp, no-iron Kodel®/Av- V 47 337-0514, or Jackie, 355-7081. 179 77« 4 r ply, 4 skeins in 73' oi. inch Afghan of pure, ril® blend. 36" long. Blue | Hi# Student Mobilization Committee will Everyone else - Please come for Drain, stove, sink, dish hold the following dorm complex entertainment, refreshments and solids, ombre, variegat¬ mothproof wool. Fiesta, Ming, White, Pink, Avo¬ drain and bath tub mats. ed shades. 100% wool. meetings tonight: Mason - Abbot (7 people! Ripple patterns. cado, Yellow. 4 smart colors. Each p.m.). South Complex (8 p.m. 111 Holden), Shaw (9 p.m.). 937 ii GAL. ?92c 4I00 3.50c 17c ea. I27™ CAROLE JOANNE tin,5?;.?!, £38c regnal®* S.Vd c „63c 100% Polyester Double Knit Sleeveless SHIFTS stand up collar, zipper back also jewel collar, zipper front Color: Peach, Blue, Lilac, Maize 9-12 a STRETCH PANTY HOSE Carolejoanne Reg. $8.98 SOLID TN IRPi BLOUSES 12-2. I REG. $1.17 SAVE 33c $5« see t NOW REG. $1.99 84' Stretch nylon micromesh L sizes 10 18 84 I fashion shades. 8 to IM/2. - Crisp blends of Dacron" polyester/ cotton or Avril® rayon/cotton. Roll up sleeves. 2 collar styles. 32-38 AT MURPHY'S 8:00 p.m. "Old College HaM,'" Union! ^5'. 7:00 p m-' Parl°'s A&B of the "CHARGE IT" I ^ WITH BANK credit cAADs |G . C, MURPHY CO, - First Quality y A Always I Stnrft HourB. More M00 • S*1- 10=00 - 9:30 MERIDIAN MALL Sunday 12 - 6