Once MICHIGAN Tuesday all realize that . .we we have Cloudy TATE NEWS . . . unite. a common enemy, we can - Malcolm X STATE . . . with a chance of light snow flurries. High today 30 35 UNIVERSITY degrees. 62 Number 131 East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, February 10, 1970 Legal officer says higher-ups a didFT. BENNING, Ga. not effect Calley charges (AP) - The top legal the center of the the specifications and village and recalled what these specifications officer at Ft. Benning testified Monday Calley told him: were sent to the student Advocate General. He said to 'do that he was not influenced "You know what to do with them, don't brigade at Benning nothing by higher where Calley is until you hear from us.' command in filing murder assigned in the event they charges against you?" saw fit to press charges." Q. Did he say why? 1st Lt. William L. Calley Jr., accused of This interview was included in Daniel asked: "Did you receive any A. No. He did not. killing 102 Vietnamese civilians at My Lai approximately three hours of news film telephone communication?" in March 1968. Q. Did you receive any other calls? shown before the court. A. Yes, I did. A. Yes. On the fourth of Col. Robert M. Lathrop, staff Lathrop testified, "I went to the office Q. What were they? September. I judge think it was from Col. Chilcoat. He advocate, said he first heard of the alleged of the Judge Advocate General in A. I received a "call 'It's all yours.' said, massacre last from Col. William August when he received Washington, D.C. for assistance in drafting Chilcoat in the office of the word that Calley was being Judge Lathrop said, "I called Col Marlow, Col. investigated. Len C. Marlow. Lathrop testified at a pretrial hearing on Calley's former motions to dismiss commander who now is retired. When I charges against the 26 got • the green light - year - old lieutenant 'Okay. Ft. Benning. the grounds that he Lock funds of on case is yours' -- I passed that to Col. cannot get a fair trial. on Marlow." Calley's attorneys contend that Daniel asked Lathrop: "At command influence filtered down from any time President Nixon. during this period did you receive any The U.S. Supreme Court has reversed instructions?" previous court - martial convictions when command influence has been His civilian defense proven. attorney, George Latimer of Salt Lake City, claims also that power plant A. I did not. Q. You passed A. I passed none none on? on. years to complete. If construction During the showing of the television Calley cannot get a fair trial because of this year, the begins plant will only be ready for news clips. Calley showed no emotion as he publicity. Nearly three hours Monday were use in 1973. spent in reviewing television news films Gov. Milliken's failure to allot funds in "Each time it's his 1970-71 budget request for MSU's delayed a year, we have (Please t o page 11) relating to that point. to add on another year of deciding whether Capt. Aubry Daniel, the proposed power plant addition could affect to build Army the University's "internal any more buildings because we prosecutor, asked Lathrop several times if growth," Robert won't have the additional he had been Siefert, University architect, said Monday. power," he said. influenced by in Siefert noted that even if the recommending martialed. that Calley be anyone court - "In the long term we're going to have io have the building program power builds nothing after the Wells HallUniversity and Life addition Dean SOU ght Sciences I, now under Lathrop said the specific charges against plant eventually if we're going to build , construction, MSU will still face a power Calley trial Calley were drawn from information received from Paul David Meadle, 22, Terre Haute, Ind., who participated in the attack any more be tied to buildings," Siefert said. "But," he added, "the power plant can't any specific building. It's problem. Each year the existing facilities continue to said. use more and more power, he for college Lt. William on My Lai. essential for the internal growth of the L. Calley Jr., right, listens "We can continue with the civilian defense attorney of as present fceorge Meadle lost a foot when he University." fcourt room at Ft. Latimer gestures to make a point while leaving the military Benning Monday morning. Calley is on trial for the land mine the day after the stepped on a My Lai attack. He said in a CBS television interview that in The University its capital had asked for $650,000 outlay request for the power plant, but power and we'll have no nothing to rely on breaks down," Siefert said. standby if something osteopa A search committee has been llleged mass murder of 102 My Lai villagers. AP he helped round up about 45 persons in addition to Power Plant '65. appointed Wirephoto In an Oct. 30 letter to State Paul Nelson, superintendent of the to identify and rank three or four of tin Budget power plant, said the University's power nation's best candidates for the Director Glenn S. Allen Jr., Executive Vice deanship < i consumption growth rate a state - supported osteopathic college President Jack Breslin wrote: has l>een i t SE DECREASING "A program statement outlining the estimated at 6.2 per cent per year for MSU. Announcement of the committee was electricity and 5.4 per cent per year for urgent necessity of providing the next steam. He said the made by Provost John F. Cantlon. lie capacity addition to Power Plant '65 has University will have to said the procedure follows traditional been (Please MSI prepared by Commonwealth turn to page 11) academic guidelines for the selection of ; publicity Associates, Inc. Dated June, 1968, the new dean. prompts report urged immediate planning to meet tin an in service date of - Jan., 1971. "Valuable time has already been lost. Open forum recommendations, the j u ill n al c recommendation to thi Capital funds to proceed with the project Open forums on the proposed r MSU Board of Trustee: debate among local MDs at the earliest to the ASMSU constitution possible moment are needed will be held at appointmen 8 p.m. tonight in Brody Hall and 9 p.m. in The reh The 1968 program statement for the Holden Hall. ASMSU board members will Richard I. Bycmim, building had indicated "that the need for answer profess questions and lead discussion additional capability at Plant '65 is on biochemistry and dean of the t- urgent the proposed revisions. Natural Science. Members are: V1. By SUSAN BELNIAK and that planning should Additional begin information can be Carnegie. D.O.. Lansing internist: 1 ; State News Staff Writer inquiries concerning the safety of oral whether women have noticably abandoned immediately in order to meet the earliest obtained by calling the ASMSU Board M. Jarrett, D.O., staff possible in - service date of Jan., 1971." physic it*i iv and why women are contraceptives. use of "the pill," it is almost universally office, 355-8266. Health Center. MSI : liilliaia Jasoi reacting to "In this community, publicity has Siefert said the plant will take three publicity on oral agreed that continued utilization where contraceptives created a lot of anxieties," (Please ti 11) prompted interpretation and Quigley said. indicated is warranted. page "Some women have stopped." Iculation by local physicians and "We feel 'the pill' is a very acceptable He added that the Food ^archers. and Drug tool in planning families," Reizen said. Administration would readily take pills of "However it must be used under careful Gaylord Nelson's subcommittee Nationalism the market if anything new were revealed. medical supervision." Instigating i has earned the dangers of birth control In addition, Dawe explained that the most recent publicity. A Gallup Poll revealed last week that 18 the of the actual dangers of pregnancy or induced I clots, hearing linked cancer, per cent women polled had stopped diabetes and heart trouble abortion are in effect greater than the using "the pill" and 23 per cent were I1 oral contraceptives. considering stopping. dangers of using birth control pills. "I stand more chance black Julias Dawe, The telephone poll reached a national getting struck Lansing gynecologist, problems I the subcommittee has been the cross section of 895 women between the down by a car when I leave from work than source women stand Jcomplete remarks. ages of 21 and 45. getting in trouble with 'the 1'ts unfortunate that a number of pill,' " he added. James Feurig, director of Olin have grave doubts and have Health However, the possibility that adverse JEANNE SADDLER quit Center, said that the poll is not health, political ineffectiveness and the K oral contraceptives," he said. really a biological and physiological reactions may Associate the American system of government oid accurate indication of r Campus Editor black private economy were the areas in Reizen. director of the Ingham result has been experimentally shown in not introduce order into the universe. "Rise or fall in which blacks, moving as a nation, could be ty Health Dept., and Donald consumption is the only rats and humans. Rev. Jesse Jackson, national director of "There is a basic conflict between Quigley, accurate statistic, and that would involve a the Southern most effective. pcologist at Lansing's Medical Center pharmaceutical study," he explained. Joseph Meites, professor of physiology Christian Leadership Jefferson and Genesis. Water didn t get its ' "ave noted a recent rise in at MSU, completed research on rats in Conference's (SCLC) Operation "As a black nation," Jackson said, "we wetness, and topsoil didn't get its iertility patient Although there are still doubts as to 1969 which revealed that birth control pills Breakbasket, said that black nationalism have a more viable striking force from white America," he explained. was the form by which blacks would be against only indirectly affect the pituitary gland America than Russia, Mao. France or any Jackson's natural law provided lood. which controls ovulation. able to overcome their basic problems in other country." drink and the basic necessities of the poor. lixon's budget surplus "We found that 'the pill' acts the brain, inhibiting the production of directly on America. Speaking in the auditorium Monday afternoon, the Chicago - based black Discussing the "law and order" slogan, Jackson said that America's legal system . against the natural system of law and It did not include the "exploitation ot black colonies or any poor people." (Please ti e 11) activist, said that problems of hunger, poor order in the "Anytime the social law is in conflict He emphasized that with the natural law, the situation is only Inticized by Mahon temporary - nature will win out," he said. Jackson depressionary said that measure welfare that was not was a ■Washington (AP) - President designed for the needs of black people, ■on s projected budget surplus is built lessening inflation is reflected in reductions arising out of the depression of the *20's ■ wowing and will at retail. and '30's. ■sessional critic said disappear, a high "This retail level will come down as we "Blacks have been poor and unemployed Monday as the move ahead, I am sure," he said. got here, but the government Crati°n kept predicting a curb on Chairman Paul W. McCracken of the would call it laziness so they wouldn't have President's Council of Economic Advisers to do anything about it. When black George H. Mahon, D-Tex., people ■ man 0f the House said the council is looking into recent are unemployed it's called laziness, but Appropriations increases in retail meat prices while prices when whites are unemployed it's called a Tm'tt«'. while downgrading the paid to livestock producers depression." jmance I1 "lion ofsurplus, what he called the razor-thin down. were going Attacking the welfare system for not nevertheless pledged will do all "This may be in part due to the alloting money for poor citizens to hire 1 possible to stay inevitable lag," he said. babysitters and money for transportation Nixon's $200.8 billion spending But the magnitude of the differential when they want to vote. Jackson said that lln df'f0r y restraint,"lte is indications that the administration that Federal . greatest taking hold." Reserve system will loosen its monetary said. „ ec°§n'ze that the results up to now restraint if the expected slowdown of the "Anytime you find thirteen different ways if,, !'ms V of you in price changes — will not economy nears a danger point. to eat a sweet potato, you've got to be this room," Kennedy ' Appropriations "I believe that our present economic original." Committee in He compared this to the government s ^stimony. "They don't satisfy policy will avoid a serious downturn while successfully reducing inflationary economy that spent "69.9'r ol the federal |But 'ater. l"1 pressures," he said. "However, there are replying to Th?!? a'Jout ^ housewiU i discretionary Ddwerg feEeV1"ially a lag before (Please ti o page 11) waited for Marshall's to open. fedd, snowy weather didn't seem to discourage the6arfy morntrigtines State .views photo by Richard Warren that 1 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, I chriuili,ry 'o, i«n 77 firms face pollution suits waste materials in the Calumet CHICAGO (AP) - The federal Chicago National Sheet Metal accused of Thomas A. River and Lake Michigan. violating the Foran, U.S. government charged 11 Works, Inc.; Excelsior Truck antipollution law. district attorney in Chicago, said companies Monday with This will also mark the first Leasing Co.; Olinkraft, Inc.; Pure Company spokesmen said he is filing 10 criminal time such a panel has been polluting waters in the Chicago Oil Co.; Smith Oil and Refining telephone calls from newsmen information and two civil suits area. ordered to investigate cases of Co.; Olin Corp.; Penn Central were the first information they against the defendants and that The suit was filed three days n-.ass pollution. Mitchell said the Railroad; and Proctor and had received about the this is "only the first step" in a after President Nixon visited the charges were filed under an 1899 charges. Gamble Co. The spokesmen said "new program to enforce statute which forbids the they would city and promised a cleanup of C la Abr have no comment until vigorously the federal criminal Lake Michigan. dumping of refuse into navigable they knew the specific law against water pollution." The complaints, filed by the waters. charges against their companies. Foran said the companies are Justice Dept., marked the first Conviction on the misdemeanor charge carries a charged with discharging various major antipollution action by types of waste material into the the Nixon administration and maximum fine of $2,500 and Arabs Little Calumet River, the resulted from investigation by one - year imprisonment for Chicago River, the Chicago the Army Corps of Engineers. Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell each offense. The companies charged soy Sanitary and Ship Canal, the Illinois River and the Des Plaines announced the action in al ric River. . ; Washington and said that the federal grand jury will Transportation International Lake - River Harvester Corp.; Terminals, Inc.; Co.; misuses i The substances listed include soybean oil, grease, ground investigate the deposit of solid CAIRO limestone, suspended solids, (AP) - Five Arab appeared to refer to America's leaders, denouncing the United enormous oil stake in the area. cyanide, petroleum, solvent, The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State States for its aid to Israel, The communique also looked kerosene, gasoline and fuel oil. University, is published every class day during four school seemed to call Monday for like an invitation to Palestinian terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. liquidation of huge U.S. oil guerrillas to sabotage American - The grand jury will investigate instances in which some firms Parks wit Subscription rate is $14 per year. interests in the Middle East. owned oil installations, the most "The Arab people refuse to appear to have failed to adhere Although a small car can get into a small space, this c ie could not have done it vulnerable of which alone. Som, Member Associated Press, United Press International, is the to their commitments under the residents of Asher House at 620 Abbott Road put it there, and later moved see their resources exploited and it whe Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, turned into aid and arms for pipeline carrying Saudi oil to the program, Wilson said. classified a fire hazard by the fire department. port of Sidon in Lebanon. Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Israel," declared a communique The State News photo by Jerry McAllist, Association, United States Student Press Association. issued at the end of a three day - pipeline already has been summit meeting of so sabotaged three times despite - called Saudi Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. protests. Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services confrontation countries Jordan, Syria, Iraq and Sudan. - Egypt, Participating in the Cairo STUDENT OMBUDSMEN Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, "Continuation of such meeting were Egypt's President Gamal Abdel Nasser, Jordan's Michigan. exploitation is considered an King Hussein, Syria's President imperialist machination, and it is Nureddin Phones: Editorial Classified Advertising Display Advertising . . the duty of the Arab peoples to liquidate it," the communique and added. Arab leaders did not spell out Ammash. Attassi, leader, Maj. Gen. Gaafar Nimeiri Iraqi vice premier, Saiga Their communique was one of Sudan's Committee To serve the more than he Business-Circulation . the resources they claim are constructive plans for the The committee is now consideration of the the sharpest attacks yet on U.S. group1 Photographic 15,000 students enrolled in the University College, I will support evaluating whether it would be organization of an office lo being exploited indirectly for Israel's policy in the Middle East. University College, a planning their actions," Carlin said. more profitable to work through students in benefit, but they voicing group has been formed to voice Carlin also noted that he the academic advising offices of complaints and sucr "America's continued support student suggestions and would provide office space, the residence halls, or to gather concerning the L*ni • of Israel threatens security and complaints. equipment and materials for suggestions in a classroom College. JreeSpirit' peace in the Middle East and the These 10 students, student use. situation. However, the Student volunteers* whole world, and it will bear a representing various factions of in this approach to work through the office would dangerous responsibility before the campus community, will Since the group represents classroom would involve students work their way " world community and plan student advisory the entire department, their t he red tape of the htr dependence upon the faculty. humanity at large," the committees as well as possible main problem is of and find a solution to ar Boot+%oe Sale one communique said. involvement in faculty communication. The most immediate of problem. committees of the University College. Edward A. Carlin, dean of recision $X0E5- 8^ \ Imports University College, said he has confidence in the plans of the student ombudsmen. Former R.O.T.C. official 'specializing in finer $cofs-'&PHtc£ "If the students formulate (Tina) Cle&vcTice „ Gala I affairs. Turkey is bordered „ Rfal usaid' "Ataturk did a number fe east by Iran, on the west ulgaria and Greece, to the °f things for his people such as he transfer from the Arabic to OPEN TONIGHT TIL 9 PM Jumbo Towels J by the Soviet Union and Latin alphabet and the outruling Black Sea, and to the south ■- of and f- Today, Turkey SKI WEAR BOOTS (Syria, maintains Fisherman friendly relationships with neighbors to all sides, Rail said. YAMAHA - KNEISSL - SCOTT - FISHER 2# Turkey has been aided by the REIKER LANGE BINDINGS Perch Fillets \o doctors - United States, the United - - Nations, the Agency for 4/pkg. ■ ff international Development ROSEMONT - MANY OTHERS Iriicc cue ft-uy* of forte U5 (AID), and the Worldbank for economic planning and I malnutrition . . development. MSU presently has SPORTHAUS of LANSING of business a program administration in Longhorn Paiifnmia ■ discuss "The Impact of nh„ci«i«nc Turkey. Rail visited and studied Turkey as Part of this program'' EAST MICHIGAN AT FOSTER Cheese lb. 77c ptrition on the Urban BILL & PAUL'S SPORTHAUS - GRAND RAPIDS with Lansing ins and MSU area facultv faculty Cnm v-UfflUUUIUfl nnrJinn >.m. Friday 35 Union g- r; Thomas Brewer, general :ian with the Contra Costa tour planned Our Valentine's Gift to You Grapefruit 5# bag I) PHNOM PENH, Cambodia Pink or White County Health Service, 3 (AP) _ North V'etnamese PaPer on Premier Phan Van Dong will visit ■Z ' Nutritional Cambodia in the near future, the 100% human hair wiglets Florida Oranges „ f on in a Public Pre-Natal official Cambodian news agency 5# b°9 JJJie Effect of Malnutrition ^The^ Khmer I agency said Sale Priced: ,®n'a' Health of Cambodias Prince Norodom Sunkist Oranges „ ■Li, .W,U J?6 Presented by Sihanouk had told Dong that he 56 size L °well. would be "very welcome." the La Petite 1 oz. wiglet Florida Pascal Celery $3.25 ( The Rose Petal Complete your set of all $22.50 EKC0 Stainless Silverware The Cascade Sale Ends Feb. 14 (Reg. The Topette Demi-Wig Plus human hair A Free Fresh Rose with each purchase — compliments GOODRICH'S SPARTAN of Holmes Floral. Open daily 541 E. Grand River Ave. ■ 106 Mon., Wed., "We Give Gold Bond Next to Paraphernalia Fri., till 9 Stamps" IN SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER LOST MARINER 956 Trowbridge Harrison at Trowbrld; Batwaan Spartan Village and N-8:3Q Mon.. Frl, Ch«rry Lan* Apartments Wigs Are Our Business Not A Sideline ■ 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, February ip IQ1n i Study * pragmatic rationalizations,' said. "This man was so tied up finds receiving abortion Less than 20% of the legal abortions women in those too another child. poor to support Society's restricted to needs fixing are not concerned dissemination with with of la t(l ■ in "Too much of the hang-up America are considered poor. Michaelman said he found abortion laws, he information and i CQntracepu . personal moral considerations (concerning abortion) is rooted in that general questions regarding problem of abortion is education. •ntelligent ^ Current abortion laws are that he completely blocked Poor hampered this were most often met with individual morals. We're strung out both harmfully inappropriate for information opposing them." "This can be explained by disapproval, while more specific society's needs and highly This insistence on restricting between social mores and individual saying that the poor woman is descriptions of a problem met ineffective, David Michaelman a society to particular mores is a ethics; now we're feeling the less educated or doesn't take with greater approval. For psychology graduate student has great problem, and it is disequilibrium between the two. " care of herself," he said, "but it instance, "an abortion should be concluded from his dissertation especially felt in such sex - more likely that she just granted to any woman work. centered concepts as abortion, ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ doesn't have the money or the requesting one" was favored by Michaelman, Springfield, 111. he said. influence to get a legal only 23% of the groups, while grad., has been working on an Michaelman's survey shows extended series of attitudinal that the public wants clergymen, businessmen and strongly affected the attitude abortion." the problem "abortion should be legislators), and of men and toward abortion "The Poor are hampered, granted to a woman obtaining a surveys concerning abortion liberalization of abortion laws at since 1966. His findings, he ieast to include cases of rape, women from various soda, The group most opposed to They may try it themselves - divorce" was approved by 47%. brackets. liberalization or elimination of and they usual'y botch i4 ~~ or feels, indicate need for reform of possible deformities in the child the nation's anti abortion laws. abortion laws was the lower 8° to a cheap hack or midwife," Society's need rjsk to the mother's life. - or Attitude questions ci^s ' he said. A question dealing with "S° rooted in individual morals, " The a1™* included an "I theorized that for the poor, While most of the people potential birth into a poverty - Michaelman said. "We're strung Open law attitude questionnaire and three children are a symbol of interviewed in the survey felt striken home received only 40% out between social i personality tests which potency, of self-worth and there was a definite need for approval, while a more specific individual ethics; , examined attitudes, knowledge Still, however, because such about abortion and creativity," Michaelman said abortion in the x-y-z cases, they wording saying the child will be feeling disequilibrium classification would touch on general "There is no other way to show showed less suPPort for 'unwanted and treated s such" between the V personality traits. this for a Door person. If a socioeconomic justifications. was approved by 67%. such low percentage (from r Of "the'professional men, the females onir^W roi*e is* to . "Jhe thin* * ^ \0 deve,°P Legislate mores «■ , Michaelman / ?i°VS advocates a fully c,er8ymen were the most have kids, socialized abortion _ rftamn. n the survey, Michaelman said, opposed to any liberalization of threatens her personal 0ther rea$on$ Is what needs in an ^ • f i cioi op?"law- . „ it_ . *. .. , anti - abortion laws (except in adequacy." Nevertheless, a "significant abortion law. ^TJSSS^SXSSSi mores which allow the individual wi his own moral and the Wemustal,°w individual ethical needs. cases of rape). Businessmen were the "Real discrimination exists minority" - nearly 50% of to make personal decisions, he And we should have a most In society of liberalization of these laws, favor of a about who is able to get an certain groups - .favored Individual ethics as many wanted people as we abortion In America" abortion for socioeconomic The need, he said, is not for "I received a letter from i Physicians and legislators fell In Michaelman said ' reasons. These reasons include merely x-y-z laws as most of the can/'he said between. Catholic priest who told me I The survey included groups of A more wealthy woman, he Pregnancies In unmarried public seems to desire. Amom. th» «n«i>i said la more likelv to obtain a women, those obtaining a Michaelman said the •concerned with mere professional men (doctors, the guJ* . gh . . . . . i legal' abortion in a safe hospital. d'vorce, those older than 45, or one * i « i i a a a * i a > i i * a < a overwhelming one number million women obtaining million women of the nhtninincr abortions each year do not fit Into the x-y-z restriction; rather, they are married, already have children and are not worried about rape, Incest, deformities or threats to life. "They nevertheless seek — and obtain — illegal abortions," Michaelman Hat check WINCH) said. The need is for laws allowing each woman to make her own Finding a place to put I hat sometimes proves to be a chore. One coed displays artistic ingenuity by adding her decision, with medical or fur hat to this piaster nude. psychological advice available if she wants it, Michaelman said. State News photo by Jerry McAllister PRAISES LIFELINE Milliken supp Gov. Milliken voiced his Arbor, Detroit, Flint and Bges two and four died du support Monday of Nigerian possibly Grand Rapids and the civil conflict, relief organizations in Michigan Saginaw. I encourage all "Much is needed including Lifeline, an MSU Michigan citizens to aaaist In this Immediately and much is needw student organization. humanitarian cause." 0n > long-term basis If the "While there are desperate The governor referred to ,* people of that country arc to LITTLE CAESAR'S PIZZA TREAT: needs Qf people In many^arkpf, »>*»' "• again bVcoral the world," the governor said, estimate that claims 40 per cent- self-supporting," the govern# "the needs In Nigeria are of of the Blafran children between said, particular concern to many in Michigan In the aftermath of fighting between Nigerians and Blafrans. "Although the fighting has ceased, the plight of the people there continue as they face the Campus sales begin PROUDLY ANNOUNCES THE BEGINNING OF A NEW CONTEST. You can begin by reading a Little Caesar's column in this paper every day for the next two weeks, and pick out a word each day, any word, immediate dangers of starvation and the long-term obstacles to rebuilt their shattered lives and for 'Preview' writings then place an order with either Little Caesar's Pizza Treat Grand River on or on Trowbridge Rd. and say the homes." The second edition of "Preview," a student The governor literary magazine word to our dispatcher and he will put it on your ticket. Since it will be difficult to handle all of the calls at said he was will be on sale today In the Union, 224 Morrill Hall and in the "very proud" of Michigan MSU Bookstore. Price of the magazine is 10 cents. once it will take a few minutes for our people to match the word list. In the event that residents who are participating up you are the The magazine was started last fall by Jay Paul and Daryl in the relief effort. winner of the day our dispatcher will return your call and you win $10.00 cash and one free large pizza Jones, graduate students In English, who realized the need fori "In the Lansing and East magazine where students could get their works published. with your choice of two items, in less than five minutes. There will be winner every night Lansing area," Milliken said, "an one Monday Jones and Paul are looking for contributors for the nex MSU student organization, edition due to come out In through Friday, for two weeks. To assure every one of fairplay, the words will be pre chosen and the spring. Students who wish to havi Lifeline, will be conducting a their writings considered should leave them in 224 Morrill Hall Business Manager of the State News will be given a list of the drive for aid in a few days, as with a self-addressed winning words prior to publication. (Our will similar organizations in Ann stamped envelope. regrets to Mr. Robert Bullard, because having the winning list precludes him from entering this contest.) Also a winners list will be posted in each Little Caesar's store at the end of each week. fill the UJorld Loves o Lover. Especially People with Something to Sell. Getting mcrried car. cos! a lot of money. In fact, sometimes marriage seems lite a conspiracy to bankrupt the bride and groom. Rut Vnnity Fair is on your sifJo. Tor years, we've boon selling thi finest engagement and wedding ring:. to'sTudcnfs for far less than they would pay in a retail jewelry store. Such savings are possible because we handle the whole making a ring ours'.'lv om buyin Vanity Fair Otatcncfe .... 1 CITY : SCHOOL.. 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan -SPORTS Miller to start as c JEFF ELLIOTT By MIKE MAN LEY points and sat out close to 10 take off his scarlet and grey performer last year, has held Rick Mount to a standoff. them defensively, especially with Lydia Hummel & Co.- State News Sports Writer minutes. warm - up jacket during a game. down the center job for three Besides being the team's best Cleamons," Ganakas said. "He's "I don't think his knee is Ohio State is led by two of Still looking for that elusive years. A good outside shooter defender, Cleamons is averaging their quickest player and he's five-man winning combination, real bad," Ganakas said. "But it's the best players in the Big Ten and possibly the nation in 6-8 who owns one of the most 21 points (59 per cent shooting) got good Size. Lloyd Ward is our. please take notice MSU Coach Gus Ganakas will a funny thing. Those injuries graceful and deadly hook shots and makes some moves with the quickest player but he's much start sophomore forward Pat bother some people more than center Dave Sorenson and anywhere, Sorenson is averaging basketball that even Pete shorter. Maybe I'll go with Miller when the Spartans host others. Some players get a little smooth - moving guard Jim 24 points a game this year and is Maravich hasn't seen. "The Rudy (Benjamin). I haven't too careful and apprehensive. I Cleamons. I've hot ■ shooting Ohio State shooting 54 per cent from the Cougar" — a nickname given to decided yet." talked to Ralph today and he Sorenson, a All Conference floor. last I have the space to answer my faithful critics tonight at 3 p.m. at Jenison - him by his teammates for OSU's other top scorer is Fieldhouse. says it's okay, just a little sore." But the man that makes the obvious will This column is directed to all those While MSU has been scoring reasons — Jody Finney, a 6-3 senior who is people - men Bucks move is the 6-3 Cleamons, - who for the life of them, can't understand In the midst of a five game Big with consistency this season, it's undoubtedly get the the averaging 20 points a game (59 full page why we (W.' ^ I considered by many to be the assignment of guarding Simpson per cent) and has regained his spreads and pictures in the State News on ihp aV( I Ten losing streak, they defense has been surrendering 88 toughest defensive player in the in a personal dual that might be sport of their interest. Particular I (Please turn to page 9) desperately need a home court points a game and only once win against the Buckeyes to stay have the spartans held an league. Cleamons, earlier in the the finest individual battle seen To Leonard Espinosa of the weight-lifting club mv anm for not running more pics of those fabulous bodies I year, held Northwestern's Dale here all season. ' ^ I one jump ahead of Indiana and opponent to less than 80. Kelley to just nine points and "We are going to have To Steve Keeley, captain of the paddleball club m\ Northwestern and out of the Wisconsin, one of the poorest for running but two short articles on the club last weekend he battled Purdue's problems matching up against the entirT a league cellar. MSU is 2-5 in the shooting teams in the country, To Bob Little and his sports car enthusiasts, mv an.,i I conference and 6-11 overall. had a field day against MSU, not running any articles at all. 8,Csfoi | Miller, who has been on the scoring 89 points — its biggest To the short little brunett who works in verge of breaking into the production of the year. With these Big Ten Standings to know why we never have any articles on advertising pool or and* billiard*'"'"" I starting unit for close to three frightening apologies. as n>y I weeks, will replace Ron statistics behind them, the CONFERENCE And my most sincere and deepest apologies to mv best ,*• Gutkowski in the MSU front Spartans now must face Ohio W L PF PA Lydia Hummel of the Women's IM, for failing to give aden » line. At 6-2Vi, Miller is an State, one of the best shooting Iowa 6 0 587 520 and correct information concerning Women's IM news aggressive rebounder and a teams in the nation. The Dlinois 5 2 559 503 Oh yes, I mustn't forget to send my Purdue 5 2 regrets to students^ . strong offensive threat, shooting Buckeyes, 13-4 on the season 655 604 quite a few faculty instructors who constantly scan the sdm I over 52 per cent for the season. and 5-3 in the Big Ten, are Minnesota 5 3 645 627 section in earnest search of the latest pro At his weekly news luncheon shooting an astounding 54 per Ohio St. 4 3 562 539 hockey and bask07! I Wisconsin 3 3 results and standings. "^etbali | Monday, Ganakas said that cent as a team. 415 484 But with these apologies, I must also send on a Ralph Simpson's sprained knee Buckeye Coach Fred Taylor, Michigan 3 5 748 765 all the thank-v< people who try to make my job as successful as JLu. I still has some soreness but it is a strong advocate of playing MSU 2 5 601 548 by reminding me that we should have two photographers 2 I improving. Playing at Wisconsin seniors first, has gone with five Indiana 5 485 539 three reporters at the NCAA with his right knee in a brace, men most of the year. It's a rare Jim Cleamons Nrthwstm 1 7 625 686 Basketweaving Contest for I 6 12 1199 1245 women jocks. ™ I Simpson managed only 15 day when a substitute gets to Don't get me wrong - some of our best tips come from strangers and inside informers. But the degree to which we Z EUROPE PLUS Frosh take on St. ClairCC play up a story is rather limited. You have to decide whatstort* should be given top priority (kind of reminds All-Events Bldg., heh?). you of th. ine As head of the Sports A BONNEVILLE seek to end losing streak responsibility Dept. for the paper, it is my job and to decide what sports stories should go on the ton of the page, what stories will be squeezed near the bottom an $1299 By RICK GOSSELIN past two games by substantial the frosh withstood a 45-point what stories will probably never be seen and the person who wrote it. by anyone but myself State News Sports Writer margins. onslaught by Lee Palmer and In my opinion, varsity sports rates as the number one After seven consecutive After seven consecutive mechanically dumped the Bears attraction, sports-wise on campus. No other event will draw games without a defeat, the games of clutch, come - from - by controlling the ball. 12,000 people like tonight's basketball game will. Nor will manv This spring, jet to London and pick up events attract the 2,000 - 4,000 spectators that show cagers stumbled twice in four behind playing, the frosh cagers Against Detroit, the up fori your new TRIUMPH or BSA Motor¬ days on the road to Notre Dame have ironically become immune freshmen saw for the first time hockey, track or wrestling meet. Even the swimming team should cycle, tour the British Isles or Europe have audience in the thousands this weekend when thev for three weeks, jet back to New York and Central to pressure and have folded in what it was like to be the smaller an Michigan. Ohio State. meet with your new bike. All inclusive are After seven consecutive the second half after enjoying of the two teams, as the Titans air fares for you and your new bike, comfortable leads. employed a 7-foot center in One thing which I wish people would remember is that games of rebounding dominance, MSU first and last night's accommodations, and Ohio State lead the Big Ten in varsity the frosh cagers became Tonight the frosh team will trying to stymie MSU. Once sports with 14. Winter and tickets to Isle of Man races. term is an especially active time, as seven suddenly prone to smaller teams', try to kick the newfound habit again, the frosh prevailed: this sports are in action. To Price depends on make and model and were out-rebounded in their of losing when they take on St. time by screening out the provide adequate coverage on all the sports plus using a picture you buy, so be sure to indicate when Clair Community College at 6 Detroit front line. every now and then, leaves little room for other sports news. you send for complete information by p.m. as a preliminary to the So why the big turnabout Like all other editors in the paper, I cry for more space every mailing, this coupon to: varsity match. against the smaller road day. But winter is a slow term advertising wise and it's the ads MOTORCYCLES, LTD. 512 W. 56th St., New JAZZ The leading scorer on the competition? freshman team, Brian Breslin, "We don't really have Dave Sorenson which provide for the space in the first place. So one must be content with what one has. York, N.Y. 10019 put it best when he said, "A anybody outstanding on our I realize a great number of students and team with all the talent that we team," Coach Matt Aitch said. faculty use the IM for a couple have shouldn't be losing to "We need an excellent facilities, especially the men's. With over 300 basketball teams teams like Notre Dame and performance from everyone on Women's registered for IM competition this term, this represents over 1600 individuals, which is the main reason why I try to run the IM hours Central Michigan." our team in order to win, and we Preliminaries for City State Zip Code on the schedule eVery day. Lose they shouldn't. The just haven't been gettintg it." women's badminton " singles Tell me full price for Europe plus frosh went into their games with For the game against St. tournament will be held from Dlinois and Michigan as decided Clair, there will be some minor 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. Wednesday FRIDAY underdogs. Man for man, the changes and adjustments in in the lower gym, Women's IM. I MSU freshmen were not Aitch's game plan. In the certainly welcome and encourage anyone to forward any Preliminaries for the doubles sports news to our department, especially of local interest. supposed to come anywhere starting lineup, ballhawk Damon tournament will be held the the Huffman may get the nod at However, be forewarned — it may gather dust sitting on my near potent Illini or same time Thursday. desk for several weeks. Swimwear - Sportswear Wolverines. Yet the frosh came guard over Larry Ike. Brad out victorious both times, with VanPelt is likely to see more All students and faculty are reminded of the Michigan - MSU One last apology must be sent out to the manager of an IM teamwork spelling downfall for time at forward than at center basketball team that called me earlier this term to tell me how women's basketball game to be their Big Ten rivals. and Urn Curtin and A.B. Davis great their team was going to be again this year and asked me held Thursday in the lower gym. FASHIONS . Against Flint Junior College, will see more action. Game time is set for 6:30 p.m. when I would want to get pictures of them and do a feature. I Keep up the good work fellas, I for Your Spring Trip Appearing Wednesday Bodman String Quartet. Live Chamber Music. J Accompanied by fa cast of live goes a lot 1 l lobsters, oysters, and clams, East i Lansing's finest i Seafood restaurant, farther FOR RESERVATIONS 351-7076 1 pair of slacks, 11 fl JVlilwit 1W least TCmisittg 2 sweaters or iflirliigait '18823 1 skirt dry cleaned Meridian Mall Store ONLY drop off cleaning, 45< per pound Swim Sets8 Kn^Shl^l6 w°iu Swimwear and sportswear for your Spring trip . . . We love active people enjoyment' fo a^nfrJ"* " ' ' A" Personali^ * your own idea of tun and . . . active people love us! Meridian Mall store °Ur great seleclion to^y, found only at Small's 3 Great Locations For Your Convenience 1 - 213 Ann Street Small's Hart ScWfnor & Marx two locations IlicLoy - l'rc Meridian Mali Store Hours Monday thru l-'riday 10 a.m. to V />.m. 2 3 - - Corner of Harrison & Wilson Road North wl nHDr, Facing Yankee Stadium P|a2a Saturday ~ - two eleven wa.sliinjjlon, Ian/in* 10 a.m. to ft p.m. ______ meridian mall, olcemoi Join Thos« Who Expert More And Sow* Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Tuesday, February 10, 1970 9 Past By DON KOPRIVA vs. future: record, while Carlos ran a speedster in State News Sports Writer a preliminary heat came back to win the 220 and "world's fastest human" preliminary heal in 5.9 in a meet at "50-yards. Carlos came back to anchor the Spartans' means Spartan track fans will get a this past weekend to tie the get the 440-yard anything. "I don't want to sound world standard. judges' nod over relay to the NCAA title. "Carlos glimpse of both the past and Washington in the rises to the cocky, but the watch will be my final, as both Washington is one of the future in the sprint world when Carlos, now in the closing clocked f>.2. up - occasion," Washington said, and main competition and - coming stars in the world (the rest of Olympian John Carlos and M$jU days of a track career that W;i i ngton as one who's seen the man win the year)," Carlos said ran against dash arena and has noted that recently. star Herb Washington clash reached a highpoint with a Carlo: Icist March in the again and again, he should know "Naturally I think Herb will NCAA "as soon as Carlos Saturday in bronze medal in the 200-meter indoor signs that pro what he's talking about. win," Spartan Coach a special 60-yard championships in - football Fran dash at the MSU Relays. dash at the Mexico Detroit's Cobo Hal' and was contract, the sprint But Washington has the Dittrich said. City world is going to be wide And in all Olympics, has lost to the MSU third in the open incentive, too, and the home And as a matter of probability, fans 60-yard dash, which for someone to take his place. crowd should add impetus to his two other interest, will also see a fieldhouse record ace only once. Carlos won. "I want to be the one to do top notch sprinters, and possibly a world mark planned overthrow of the sprint Gene Brown of That loss came last Thursday Carlos, competing for San it," he added. Michigan and broken or tied. in the Maple Leaf Games in king. Jerry Hill of Ohio State, both Jose State, was upset in the "I know what I have to do with bests of Washington has run 6.0 So Carlos has some incentive 6.0, will also be Toronto, where Washington 100-yard dash by Southern to beat him," twice this year for a MSU for the race, if Washington said. running. varsity nipped the former San .lose Illinois Ivorv' wanting to beat a "I've got to beat him out of the Crockett, but likely successor to his title as But they're just a sideshow, blocks and just go. as, once again, the heir - "I've got to think positive. I apparent to the short WITH 3 MEETS LEFT know I can get him, and being at throne and the king should fight dash home helps." it out for the title. Both Carlos and Washington will be Choice seats still S' running other races. grapplers Carlos, now competing for the set win mark Seamanship School at Piney Point, Md.. is taking dead aim at the world indoor marks at 220 and 300 yards. on sale for relays Some choice seats are still available for Saturday's MSU Washington will Relays, ticket be running a manager Bill By GARYWALKOWICZ leg on the MSU Beardslev said Monday. Executive Sports Editor (against Ouellet) came last Saturday against Iowa. sprint medley relay immediately No dual meet Priced at $1 for students and opponent other than Icrwa has been able to after the 60. With three dual meets $2 for the general public, all remaining on their schedule, the MSU survive this portion of the Spartan lineup without being So the stage is set. The wrestling team has already been assured of its most successful outscored by at least a 9-0 records are waiting to be broken. seats at the 7:30 p.m. session dual meet season ever. margin. will be reserved. There will be no Such a stretch of All The four victories in Iowa this wrestling prowess in the lower portion of a are confident. admission past weekend gave the Spartans lineup becomes an important factor in Washington charge at the 1:30 12 for the season, which broke the preventing an opponent says. "If he wants to previous victory mark of 10 from gaining momentum and win. he'll have to come and p.m. session, which will include set in 1966. an early lead that can't be get preliminaries in most events. overcome. Part of the reason for the record is the increased number of In the Spartan's 17-16 loss to dual meets that MSU has Oklahoma State and 18-12 participated in this season. victory over Cal Poly, probably MSU's two The 13 meets to date this season is matched so far this toughest dual meets only by the 1968 season, the Spartan foes won the two opening matches, John Carlos season. Since the Spartans have only to have this trio put MSU out in front with three The MSU Ski Club is sponsoring its 2nd already lost one meet, they have no consecutive victories. Annual Spring Ski-Week at chance of matching the season Boyne Mt. This percentage record, which was set When the Spartans beat Southern Illinois in their initial by the Spartan teams of 1945 and 1948 — both of whom were trip includes all of the following: Lodging in meeting and toppled Iowa last Saturday, the same the ICLA cagers No. 1, unbeaten and untied. Even MSU's national championship team of 1967 lost one dual combined with the MSU wrestlers at 118 and Spartans a lead big enough to withstand the comebacks their threesome 126 to give the Boyne-Hof, lift tickets, 2 hours of lessons daily. 3 full meals daily in Boyne's meet and tied in another before going on to win the national title. own dining room, complete use of pool and opponents produced. ice rink, and an awards The wrestler's success this season has been the The Spartans will banquet on Thursday jumps to 11th product of a spend this week preparing for the invasion of after club races. This jwa very balanced lineup. Oklahoma on Saturday night. check-in at 5:00 p.m., trip will be from cL But one portion of the Spartan lineup has been particularly Sunday March 22, to check out at 3:00 p.m., NEW YORK (UPI) - UCLA consecutive games over a two - potent for Coach Grady Penitiger. MSU which will be Friday March 27. If lined its position as the No. 1 The MSU grapplers at 134, 142 and 150 — Tom seeking revenge for the 24-3 humiliation you want to learn to ski there is no better year period and have lost only Milkovich, they absorbed at the hands of the Sooners last season in a meet at i the country two Keith Lowrance and Ron Ouellet — have way. Price? Too LOW to legally print. Monday in games in the last four combined for a season's Norman, Okla.. hopes to have 190-pounder Jack Zindel available weekly ratings of the United record of 54-2-1. for the meet. For further information International major college South Carolina Those two losses (one each suffered please call John ss (17-1) was by Milkovich and Munn at 351-8647 or fill-in the ketball coaches. voted the No. 2 team this week Lowrance) came in the Midlands Tournament, while the draw below and mail to: coupon with 294 points followed by John G. Munn The Bruins, the only major beaten team in the nation, eived 34 of a possible 35 first Kentucky (17-1) with 274, St. Bonaventure (15-1) with 237 and New Mexico State Basketball ATTENTION CAR OWNERS 1640 S. Hagadorn, E. Lansing, Mich. Apt. A-5 48823 (18-2) * c votes and 349 of a possible with 178. (Continued from page 8) against the Spartans. Complete front end repair and Name points for the second Next came North Carolina eight week in voting by the 35 State with starting job after being in alignment Address . . . 124 points, Taylor's doghouse for two MSU will start Simpson * Phone tches who make up the UPI Brakes * Jacksonville with 92, North games. The other Buckeye (30.3) and Miller (6.7) at Suspension No. in party Carolina with 65, Pennsylvania starters are seniors Dan Andreas forwards with Jim * Gibbons Wheel the sixth straight with 55 and Drake with 38. and Craig Barclay. (11.3) at center. Rudy Benjamin balancing * Steering |ek UCLA, which stretched its The top 20 wasi;9undedoMt The Buckeyes like to run (10.7), who was the top Spartan I Please enclose a S15.00 deposit for each person. Make winning streak to 17 by Iowa, Davidson, Houston, when the opportunity presents scorer at Wisconsin with checks payable to John G. Munn. bight games r with a Washington 66-56 last Wyoming, Marquette, Notre Dame, Santa Clara, Western itself and MSU assistant coach Lloyd Ward Bob Nordmann, who scouted backcourt. Ganakas 21, and (8.3) will be in the plans to use LISKEY'S Auto Safety Center I J ■ This would be a great trip for a dorm floor group, lurday, won the No. 1 Kentucky, Florida State, Ohio them last Saturday, says OSU Benjamin 124 SOUTH LARCH IV 4- 734^ Fraternities and Sororities Manv p king. The Bruins have won 21 as a swing man University and Illinois. will likely speed up the game between forward and guard. And the earth is a nice place to live, too. more than $1.7 billion. 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Put it in print. STATE NEWj> CLASSIFIED classified 355-8255 Red hearts included only $3.00 for 1 inch. Automotive Employment FRANKLY SPEAKING Phil frank For Rent _For Sale For sale 4gp RENAULT 1969 R - 10. Excellent PART TIME employment for MSU PRINCETON ARMS. Furnished, one GARAGE SALE - 5460 West tape deck, locks students during school year with Columbia, Mason. Antique 1 shape and price. Ask for Mike, Call 482-4397. 3-2/10 midwest's largest full-line bedroom. Sublet $145/month. 351-2063. 3-2/12 spring. secretary. 677-2271.5-2/10 _ J" «»_home.351 -9277 'jJ toJBrkiborvpu TORINO, 1968 - Excellent merchant wholesaler. Automobile required. For further information, ClNFURNISHED 2 bedroom SUNGLASSES, SAFETY, or sK.is, sTEP.rn~;;^J boots, poles extras n ™ condition. 4-speed. FE 9-2074. phone 351-5800. O tempered lens or any optical 351-2358.1-2/10 * 01 apartment, possibly one child, no • AUTOMOTIVE 5-2/12 needs. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, pets. Phone 677-5261. 5-2/16 • EMPLOYMENT 2615 East Michigan Avenue, 100can^rD • FOR RENT VOLKSWAGEN '62, grey, good condition $400 or best offer. ONE MAN needed for 4-man 372-7409. 5-2-13 rd^pS^ • » • FOR SALE LOST & FOUND PERSONAL 339-9208 after 5:00 p.m. 5-2/10 VOLKSWAGEN BUS - 1962. Rebuilt F YOU EFFICIENCY APPRECIATE advertise in the apartment. 351-1014. 3-2/12 DUPLEX: HASLETT Near campus. area. 3 USED up. VACUUM cleaners $3 up. Used SEWING MACHINES $10 ELECTRO GRAND. Hours 9 "sVmU7,NlToup31;iNo,»l4 Cedar, opposite C-2/12 the rit tv Hi . • PEANUTS PERSONAL "Help Wanted" columns for good a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturdays 9 a.m. engine. Fine mechanical workers. Dial 355-82551 bedrooms, 1 and Vt baths. • REAL ESTATE condition. Wide ovals, AM/FM to 12 p.m. 804 East Michigan, Attached garage. Family only. stereo, PORTABLE "i-h SERVICE radio. 351-0546. 3-2/10 For Rent Lansing. 0-2/11 • • TRANSPORTATION VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER, 1965. 339-2846, after 6 p.m. 5-2/16 tme',V9'5809W«"J • WANTED Call after 4 p.m., 882-0465. TV RENTALS - Students only, ST. BERNARD pups. 3-2-11 monthly and term rates. otd. Excellent AKC 6 ~ DEADLINE 484-2600 to reserve y ONE OR TWO girls needed to share UNFINISHED Furniture: Bar bloodline !! University TV Rentals. C house. -5-2-13 $65. 332-5320 after 6 p.m. stools, night chest-of-drawers, bookcases, stands, ^j^rmed^ 332-1911.4.2/13 91 1 P.M. one class day be¬ LIKE NEW offer. Call NEW G.E. PORTABLE and stands prefinished picture frames, and apartment ~ fore publication. NORTHWEST - 2 bedrooms, more. PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 refrigerator. $60 or best 351-3852. 5-2-13 rented only to MSU students and , Cancellations - 12 noon one carpeted, garage. Close to schools, South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C 355-6054.3-2/12 faculty. $8.84 monthly (including class day before publica¬ shopping, $150, deposit, Scooters & tax). State Management tion. Cycles Michigan references. 489-6279. 5-2/16 CLASSICAL GUITAR. Jose Ramirez T.V. Corporation, 444 No. 2, hand-made in Spain. Phone RENTALS Avenue. 332-8687. C WANTED OLDER Triumph, BSA 204 SHEPARD St., Lansing. 1 882-7278 after 4 p.m. 5-2-13 free delivery, service PHONE Harley. Doesn't have to run. TV RENTALS: G.E., 19" portable - block from Michigan Avenue. and pick-up. 351-3820, Bob. 2-2-10 Furnished and redecorated. 3 CONN CLARINET, good ( $8.50 per month including stand. 355-8255 Auto Service & Parts Call J. R. Culver Co., 3513862 bedrooms plus finished Enclosed back porch and den. Will attic. accept best offer. 353-3441. 5-2/11 Call Sandy, jUNIVERSITY Phone T.V. RENTAJ 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. ' 484-2600 RATES OCCIDENT Problem? Call RECORDER SAY SOMETh ING ABOUT >. Call TAPE - Never used, SEWING MACHINE Clearant KALAMAZOO STREET BODY I day J 1.50 YOURSELF wi1 l a "Service" ad small reel. $35. IV 4-1830 or IV 15^ per word per day SHOP. Small dents wrecks. American and foreign to large in Classified. Dii I 355-8255 nowl MAYBE 100 COULD UNDERSTAND "HC 5-3198. 4-2/10 $5.00 p &OK.RkSHT TH6 3 dovs Of I $4.00 13 1/2# per woru per oay cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. 2628 East I RENT A TV from a TV Company, TEXT |F YOU HOD MEN 21 and over Clean quiet Singers, Whites, Necchis $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. - Home & "Many Others" $ 5 days J6.50 Nejac TV Rentals. C SCOe OP!' rooms. Cooking and parking. to $39.95. Terms. EDWARd 13i per word per day MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East Close. Reasonable. 487-5753, DISTRIBUTING COMPANi Kalamazoo Street. Since 1940. GUITAR GOYA steel string. Like (based on 10 words per »d) . . Apartment's - Complete auto painting and _ -Pscvk& AMeeitA c&tzp./ boy ashpv fcfr-Ar-1 opis, mo. new $100 originally $202. There will be a collision service. IV5-0256. C OWN ROOM. Cooking, parking 351-1024. 3-2-11 50< service RANDOR AREA 2 bedroom and bookkeeping charge if deluxe apartment. Carpeted, facilities. $40/month. VEIL SHOP - Clearance Sale E ■ this ad is not paid within air-conditioned, $160 a month. For Rent For Rent Immediately. Call 332-0202. NAVY BLUE suede jacket. veils, headpieces, crowns 2-2/11 Half price. Very good 1001 Fairway Lane. 351-3895, vardage. 489-3882. TF VINE STREET Young man 1 SUBLET IMMEDIATELY: Girl, 355-1980. 2-2-10 355-2398. 20-2/19 - share 3 SINGLE ROOM for Quiet. No The State News will be Aviation WANTED: YOUNG man room upstairs luxury apartment, $55. a month. men. 372-8677. 3-2-11 Call 351-0839. 5-2/10 cooking, parking. 332-3170. responsible only for the FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to furnished, new 3-bedroo 2-2/12 WIRE HAIRED terrier female siiot first day's incorrect inser¬ with another young man. Must NEEDED 1 man for 3 man be GIRL NEEDED sublease learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE!! clean cut. 482-2911.C-3-2/12 > > apartment. 2 blocks from campus. Dick. 351-2074. 3-2/10 AKC. Good with kids, r ' tion. Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C term. 4 man 3519 SOUTH Cedar - Marlett Manor. due to lack of space. 4| from campui Call 351-2054. __^5Jli?°^5-2/10 $21 per week includes private X3-2-10 Employment ONE MAN to share four person house. $40/month plus utilities. In S-2/12 EAST LANSING, large two bedroom furnished apartment. 332-0965 entrance, linens, parking and maid service. Phone 882-0261 days or DATE WARM WINTER EVENINGS wit Lansing. 10 minutes from WANTED IMMEDIATELY 3 men to 351-8451 other times. 5-2/16 With local people. Write for cuddly puppy! Check i 3 FULL time men needed, high pay. Halstead Management Company. Campus. Call Doug. Okemos sublease luxury apartment. Cedar fr "Animals for Sale" The State News does not Room for rapid advancement. Call 351-7910. 10-2/11 Hardware. 332-1315. 4-2/13 Village. Across from campus. No ROOM FOR girl in private home Match-A-Date of Michigan. Classified Ads. permit racial or religious 371-1913, 10-12, 2-4. C 328 S. Main, suite No. 2 Ann damage deposit. 351-7068. 5-2/12 Okemos. Cooking privilege discrimination In Its ad¬ GRADS, FOUR man, quiet, close, CAPITOL VILLA Arbor, Mich. (48108). * CHARLIE DOG puppiesi EXPERIENCED BARTENDER, also parking, share bath with one gii vertising columns. The a night desk clerk. Accounting 933 Daisy Lane, 485-9675, 5 p.m. APARTMENTS Linens furnished. Air-conditione State News will not accept 5-2/11 $10 a week. Call 332-4021 i area, long hair Walt Disney ty( background helpful. On Mackinac Call 882-1404 < advertising which discrim¬ Island June 12 through September 332-0389. 3-2/12 CEDAR GREEN sut Married, post-grads, 1 and 2 5-2/16 inates against religion, 13. Call between 9 and 12 a.m. inner apartment starting n spring. bedroom apartments. From spring and box spring race, color or national or¬ 332-6839. 3-2-11 351-0855. 3-2-11 PENNSYLVANIA, 200 South. $150-$165. Near Campus. For Sale combinations. Roll-away beds in Bachelor. All furnished, utilities, igin. For information call 30", 39" and 48" widths. PROFESSIONAL NURSES: $85 a month. Available. IV SUBLET: CEDAR VILLAGE. 2-7279. 3-2/10 CIPiyE of Sou Hollywood style beds and frames,■ 19p6 AMERICAN 1O'X50' j RN-LPN's. General specialty areas. 3:30-12 midnight, duty or February 351-3013 or 15 to 351-4106. 5-2-13 March 15. 332'5JJL CAMERO 1967, 327 Sport Coupe. . 372-9550 between 2 and 5 p.m. Phone 332-2627. C or HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT LIBERTY-EXCELLENT cor Custom interior, new tires. Perfect Ask for Personnel Manager. 4-2/13 Near campus. Call 351-3780. COUNTRY gentleman with many extras. Ready to condition. 2801 Norwich Road, 4-2/13 APARTMENT, TUWHEDT N; n~" 0RSE™ rear old. $550. 663-4348 882-9130. 5-2-13 children or Call OX ONE GIRL for roomy three girl 5-2/12 | , m. LADIES SKIIS L_ for students. 371-1381. 5-2/9 CASHIERS, PART time, evenings idings and boots PENNSYLVANIA NORTH, 4-0242.5-2/11 immediately. $65. CHEVROLET 1960 station wagon. and weekends. Apply in person, 325-ground level of house, 2 apartment 351-5021. 3-2/10 •size 61 cO^Uafter n|V one season" $100. Call 339-9438 after 2 p.m. SPARTAN TWIN THEATER. ONE-TWO GIRLS now or spring. NEW AMPEX Micro 95 Cassette plus $50. 69 •' jo 5 p.m. 3-2-11 Lost & Found Frandor Shopping Center. bedroom, furnished utilities changer. Cost $280 sale $180 or 5-2-13 included, $150. Also, 1443 East Americana Apartments. No MUST Sublease iring. Luxury offer. 351-1544. 3-2/10 3-2/12 8-TRACK player. AC or portable. 8' LOST, CLASS ring. Name er Michigan, furnished 1 bedroom, damage deposit. 351:1876, Close. Call — CORVAIR 1965 Monza coupe $120 heat and water included. 351-7138. 5-2-13 332-1743. 1-2/10 TELECASTER GUITAR, Jordan separation. Brand new great John L. Whitelaw. 332-4434 ^ WAITRESS WANTED, Friday and sound. $90. 355-5381. 3-2-11 6 p.m. Reward. 5-2/12 Automatic, radio. Best offer 351-3969. O amplifier — both new condition. Saturday nights, 6 till closing. around $525. Phone 337-2217 ONE, TWO MEN needed t TWO BEDROOM, completely Best offer. 351-2377.5-2-13 REWARD. LOST MSU rir Excellent tips. Also 1 girl 10-6, BLANK 8 track cartridges and title after 5 p.m. 5-2/10 NEAR SPARROW. Large 3-bedroom, Cedar Village. $5< carpeted luxury apartment. Ohly Saturday. Own transportation. labels, dust bugs, tape cleaners, initials M.C.K., location l\ 2 baths, carpeted, 337-1530. 3-2-11 7 minutes from campus. $145 per RAICHLE BUCKLE ski boots, men's 489-3167. 5-2-13 Call 485-3089 LA FORGIAS- plugs and jacks galore. All at COUGAR 1967 - 390. 335 hp, size 10. air-conditioning, utilities except month. 339-2490. 4-2/13 Rarely used, $60. ant^2/I2 catalog prices. MAIN electric, unfurnished. $225. GIRL NEEDED. New Cedar Village 351-3314. 3-2-11 353-4004. 5-2/16 ELECTRONICS, 5558 South LOST: WATCH. Man's Bulc WOMEN AND Female student 489-2571. 3-2-11 351-8415. CEDARVIEW APARTMENTS, 1404 Pennsylvania, 882-5035. C self - winding. Grand Rivei wanted for advertising sales work 10-2/17 East Grand River. LIBRARY BOOKS over 40,000. 10c Married, Thursday, 355-9410. 3-2-1J CUTLASS 1968 2-door hardtop, in a dynamic new corporation. ONE 3-room furnished , graduates, seniors, welcome. and up. 1 GE color TV, $150. 1 GIVE YOUR VALENTINE a 350, V-8. Dark green, black vinyl Stop in or call to see what we can $135. One 3-room unfurnished EAST LANSING i 351-5647. 4-2/13 Zenith black and white with passionate red inflatable chair. LOST: WATCH men's I.M.S , interior. New whitewall tires. No power. Need $1,650, it's worth do for you. COLEMAN - apartment $125. Available bedroom, furni stereo, $100. Call Ethel's, Other colors available. • Many Zodiac. Reward, $20., 35I «I| STEVENSON and ASSOCIATES. immediately. Couples only. Near rooms. Air NEAR CAPITOL. One bedroom 669-9311. 3-2-11 groovy styles, including hassocks 3-2/12 ™r£-_882-8337^2-2-10 351-6441. 220 Albert Street. bus and shopping. FABIAN Beautifully maintained. furnished. Utilities, washer, dryer and couches. Low prices. Phone 5-2/12 REALTY, ED 2-0811, Eleanor included. $110. 1133 West 337-9215, noon to midnight. FALCON SPRINT 1964. 260 V-8, 4 Fabian, 626-6002. 5-2-13 Ottawa, 482-2085, 355-5186. TF 10-2-13 speed, $550. or best offer. Call MALE: MANAGER, large University Dave, 351-2592. 6-2/11 NORTH POINTE, one bedroom, air off campus conference center, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE South, M PS A D OP TU housing conditioned, furnished and heat. CROSSWORD 0 RIE m and food 00 |c FORD 1964 Fairlane. V-8, standard service. off Michigan Avenue. Available $165. 351-1167. 6-2/11 TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS A B Southwest Michigan immediate February 15th. Furnished 1 are now leasing student 1 LIT 1 .Ni transmission. Good condition. Call after 5 p.m., 351-8220. 3-2-11 opening. Some experience bedroom, utilities paid, ground FRANDOR, 2 bedroo t unfurnished. units. These spacious luxury apartment are completely PUZZLE R E A® preferred. Salary plus housing. floor, private entrance. $160. 337-0421 HALSTEAD S L F T N e| V.EJ Send resume to: State News, Box $130/month plus deposit. Phone carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish 1 N 6 WT l;E| GREAT CARS ARE EASY TO FIND MANAGEMENT COMPANY ACROSS e AjR when you check today's Classified , East L 8-2-1 627-5454.5-2-13 351-7910.10-2/11 Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, Raised surface ■£ R © cTh 'M Ads! 1. Prison guard of cloth M 0 0 M A d]a §1 10 garbage disposal and individual control - central air 7. Intended 38. Experienced GTO 1968. Very good Place Your 12. Overlook 41. Leave office A B EjD H E Many options. $2,100. Call conditioning. These two or four man units have up to 3 13. Fervor 43. Offspring F E NU> S 351-6557. 5-2-13 PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure time has been 14. Small mesa 15. Struggle 45. Sparkle 46. Keenness of H E A> l N el ■a l/PJ HILLMAN 1960: adequately planned for with giant heated swimming pool, 16. Attention vision L5 T® N C E ■e ^.xpensive, good a R!|s m transport w tires and Today . . . Just clip, complete, mail. recreation and 17. Porter 47. Cut eTl D E battery. 33~,32 days, 485-8526 rooms private balconies. If you want to be 18. Loop and knot 48. Visual aids evenings. 3-2/10 STATE NEWS will bill you later. 19. Parvenu among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. 11. Waste 23. Verify accounts DOWN MGB 19 5 green. Excellent allowance There are units starting at $70/ month per man. 25. Swamp gas 6. Concerning Best offer. 351-3287 29. Grimaces 1. Taunt 7. Essential 15, Bridge bid after 6 p 5-2-13 Address l. 31. Araceous 2. Large toad 8. Misjudge 17. About 32. Temporal 3. Trespass 9. Stulm 20. Pastry Pfci) City Zip Code 34. Gr. long E 4, Destiny 10. New star 21. Might 22.0 Hara Phone Student No. Y- T- it plantation mileage 12,000 miles. Only MODEL OPEN: 1-6 p.m. every day F" T' r- M— r- I— 22 r- 23. While a Consecuti ve Dates Run except Sunday $1,680. Phone 355-8014. Delivery March 20. 3-2/10 to iT" rr Internationa11 Heading organizatio"-1 PHONE: 332-6441 nr ,5 abbf' • Hull I Print Ad Hpro. 26. Women5'"1 | i6~ 7 w 27. Singing THREE AND SIX MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE syllable . $850., 699-2569. 4-2/13 Z2 *7 21 L. 28. Paid nol'c8 .Jm OLDSMOBILE 30. Read meW*® t 88, 1966, 2-door. 2H Zfc " Vinyl top, radio, power steering, 33. Rise" r- 34. Units of ®U)}>cfetngf)am power brakes, 34,000 miles. Very Peanuts Personals must be 29 good condition. ED 2-I405. 3-2-11 placed in person. m energy, 35. Reveal OLDSMOBILE 1968 Cutlass 10 Words or Less; 1 day J 1,50 3 days - $4.00 36. Largest - 5 days - $6.50 Supreme. Burgundy, floor shift. 15? 40ng pills for have fairly periodic check , in consultation CUnsuiUHl and if the - ups." PrnrpHnw* after reading the stacks of recent Purchasin8 additional ones," he w t binding of thesis, resumes, borrowing spending money for medical facts and the UV IT with meaning and say it to publications. Across from campus, current needs from the Social . patient's pressreleases, the Pickwick Pub at the: corner MAC and Grand River, ZlZ. contraceptives and other behavioral pattern are such that He added that if a revolving Security and other trust funds. „ I ALBERT PICK MOTOR HOTEL. Style Shop. Call Under the previous system, Q?°™, „ f™ th® birth control pills are indicated, Feurig explained that a lack budget were adopted, the 1 10-2-18. COPYGRAPH SERVICES, , , at the physician will prescribe of ""ances is the basic reason pharmacy would undoubtedly he said, the new budget would medical clinics and offices, *hy 0,ln 8 Pharmacy does not dispense contraceptives. according to James Feurig, them," he said. 337-1666. C show a $7.3 un.,-1 billion deficit ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith instead of a $2.3 billion health center director. Feurig added that the dispense birth control pills. "Let's face it. The pill is surplus. McCracken physician will be concerned with « ?e enforces P°Pular and attracts a lot of offset printing. Complete service S D would Males wanted to' for not ?« . the general health and medical a fixed budget for the pharmacy, users, Feurig said. [participate ~ in a motivation dissertations, manuscripts, general typing IBM. thesis, concede disappear. .0«F*,C«I. "It that the surplus will 11 will win take » ? hSLP . f bafd,e!1,tireLy10n history of the patient so that search Study. Good pay, 20 years experience. 332-8384. C lane si restraint but I believe this is a some sen i? i some check Points wil1 later be fUfii? "° ge"erf - |flexible hours. ' i available to compare possible realistic pricing out of the ^ ' g the r reactions or side effects. Calley trial DISSERTATIONS Theses Term ,, If you are interested call ANITA WARREN: SCM President's programs," he said. P ,3" . • , f. "You can't take 'the pill' as 1353-7256 (on Campus) or Electric. 351-0763, 351-7086. Mahon said the surnlus Feung emPhasized that in , . novelty and just refill Icome to 414 Baker Hall, C-2/12 prediction depends < i "a lone dealing with "the pill" prescriptions," he explained. list of proposed cutbacks Physicians must handle each casp Married women and those (Continued from page 1) monitors on one side of the ■Monday, Feb. 9th, WANTED: TYPING watched scenes in Vietnam and IWednesday* Feb. 11th from 50c/original, 10c/carbon. planning marriage in the where My Lai had once stood co"rtir,oom- immediate future be assured Calley went on readin8> still " 393-1641.3-2/10 Dean sought 1-12 and 14. can News fUm from the th' not looking up. of receiving birth control pills at BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. Olin if medical history major networks was shown to Several times newspictures If you volunteered last (Continued from permits, substantiate defense arguments showed Calley 85 he arrived for No job too large or too small.' page 1) Feung said. k-j n , ; - • State law establishing me that Calley cannot pretrial hearings at Ft. Benning , it is not necessary to do „ Block off campus. 332-32o5. C t fair ... ) again. Offh»p of S a,ndFJ,reC °r' osteopathic college requires that The prescription of pills for because of pretrial publicity. and. the sma11' _sli8htly built TYPING: TYPING TERM papers and theses. SLl Research U M!d,ca'Development; and Educatl°" the dean have a doctor of unmarried women not planning i„ one news fiJ NBC lieutenant watched casually. osteonathv dfi marriage is more uncertain. newscaster David He maintained this same Fast Service. Call Brinkley 5-2-13 332-4597. r'SLf' H. Knisely, psi,.cht"y; Wifn?iSely' dirnCt?r °f th? director of WrUli,7 the The law, - - - plsed last No physician can throw ««™-- "The --»■ villagers say they ■■ says: detachment as he watched his Kf"Bl0,0gy and f calls for the college to be'located di^re"on to the wind," Feurig forced to line up and then were friends in Miami as they our Peanuts Personal Wanted Medicine. "at an existing campus of a state ^,d' J must rationalize and ask machine. gunned." described his childhood and even ONGRATULATIONS BERNARD WILL D°. BABYSITTING. Two Other members university with an existing Kalph school or college of medicine.'' myself whether I am best thing for you by " doing the prescnbing ""calky Tas^reading material in front of him on the some as former soldiers who had served at My Lai told how they responsible 22K1, ofD of 0 ;h eXnT'V? certain medication. hot dogs MSU was named as the site by defense table and he did not had killed men, women and experience will director the Detroit He babysit \ their the State Board bf Education added that when children. i00]{ up home. Hot lunch am diaper Osteopathic Hospital, Inc.; C. Qct 29 contraceptives are prescribed it «if he is tried and convicted In ■ONGRATULATIONS service. David Mead, professor of one news clip, Meadle said since then, officials of MSU, is necessary for the physician to he could be sentenced to he and Calley had shot civilians ^ becoming Active. Luv - children too. Part time or full death,' fl KD Sisters. 1-2/10 time. For more information, call SSSLi, n £ Pay"!; „ the Michigan College of exPla,n toK h,e Pat!fnt what is Brinkley said, his voice coming with their Ml6 rifles. At this THANKS FOR the great 371-1258.5-2-13 n rinrpnop r vTnini" Wi„H «nH r H " 1'' f Osteopathy and the State Board of Ed^ation have agreed that a occurnnS biologically. He said from two la televisio^ point, Calley sat forward in his chair and rested his chin on his are I weekend, and for making me . WANTED: OLD radios, Atwater Co£?3US J2L Posit,on P«Per ad°Pted by the left fist. | understand. The hurt's gone now. Kent, etc. Early '20s and '30s. /i««g^SocialSc,en^^k Wr&rZ MSU Board of Trustees in Calley originally was charged I Bobbi. 1-2/10 REJOICE and be glad for C Also, radio magazines. MAIN ELECTRONICS, phone 882-5035. September provides appropriate basis for establishing an Jackson speech with killing 109 civilians at My Lai but the number was reduced this long. an osteopathic college at MSU. to 102 at an earlier chaseth the draught away hearing. I this day. HAPPY FUGUEING - Cantlon stressed that MSU No date has been set for a CHILD CARE will (Continued from page 1) continue the programmed court - martial and among the ready to vote before How long were [ The Gay Wizard. 1-2/10 pre-schooler billion inclined Lansing hon Orchesis (Modern Dance Club) expansion of medical training in to folly." 1965," he explained, "but the motions being argued by the : GOOD guys only win in the ~ 2-2-10 tonight, 7 p.m. Women's I.M. the College of Human Medicine. Breaking down the nation's white mind was not open defense is one that the Army has let yourself get economic distribution of power, enough or healthy enough to no ri8ht to try him now because Thanks for everything. Barb. Student Club of ASAE Jackson concluded that "an 1-2/10 USED MacNamara, TENOR 355-2199. 5-2/10 saxoph 351-8654 tonight, 7:30 p.m., 118 AE Building. Mr. Jack R. Schram; Engineer for meeting Aspen ski trip American the aristocracy _ accept this." Relating the same he is forcibly being detained in seryice beyond his time of is Real Estate Ford Motor Company will speak on largest military psychological sickness to school enlistment, Sales and Service system in the world to suppress integration, Jackson said that Charges were filed against him AWAY FROM IT ALL HOMES are Engineering. l$37,900. in the Classified Ads each day I Check now I meeting topic revolution. He said that a recession at the top of our whites were afraid of the sexual ,ast SePt- 5> the day before he integration they had practiced was scheduled to be released YOUR Will consider contract. -------- MooSUSKI members making forcefully for centuries. from the Army. 1676-5303. 5-2/13 BLOOD DONORS Needed. $7.50 for Akers classroom area. Band: The econ°my would cause a ^ the term break trip to Aspen, rec®ssion at the bottom. Jackson warned black Recreation all positive. A negative, B negative and AB negative, $10.00. O Paramounts. 50c admission charge. Sociology Undergraduate ~ Colo., ... meet tonight room reservations The ski club to secure in "t>u~ "The -Pe°Ple can't any "u participate democracy," Jackson students not to engage in or compete with whites in the same Czech commits HUNGRY? |JMMER ISRAEL $695. Mexico negative, $12.00. Michigan will meet at 7:30 p.m. in 110 1uiPPed. "because there ain't kind of skin worship he said Uw I study $699. Europe $795. Jerry Community Blood Center, 507V4 meeting tonight 8 p.m. * Anthony Hall. - nere in goin'on." they practiced. oU ILIUC VJ j firp |353-4195. 6-2/12 East Grand River, East Lansing. ...... Undergraduate Lounge, 4th floor Black progress in America has MIC shorten it. T ry Above"the ne^ Campus_Book Berkey Hall. Discussion of programs Club President John Munn "Black can be beautiful, but it a tan- Service Store. Hours: 9 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. >r the future. reports that the trip limit, 220, always L , been in proportion , , - - to the is not necessarily," he said. PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia gy pizza or one of our is He said Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. nearly filled and that anyone psychological readiness of ...v that black was (AP) — A 71 - year - old woman great sandwiches. All Iterations, Any organization wishing to have interested in white population's mind, beautiful when Charles Drew . dressmaking, Tuesday and Thursday, 12 P.M. to signing up attend , poured gasoline on her clothing , „ delivered instantly at I'ormals. Experienced. Reasonable 6:30 P.M. 337-7183. C events put on the Union Board Spring the meeting tonight. according to the South Carolina performed the first open heart and burned herself to death no extra cost. "targe. Call 355-1040. 5-2-13 Term Activities Calendar should Aspen payments are also due - born preacher. surgery, but not when a black the cellar of her home near EXPERIENCED SECRETARY Union Board office "We were ready to use public bridal before tonight. The club will also show man turned Marcus Garvey over Opava, northern Moravia, Prague Boutique: Color desires full time position. Frandor March 4, 1970. The phone three ski movies. facilities before 1963, and we to the CIA. ■Photography, invitations, custom area preferred. Mature, number is 355-3355 or 355-3354. newspapers reported Monday. ■designing of gowns, i'ormals, " s. brides, maids, headpieces. Reasonable Phone 882-5456. 5-2-13 dependable, consider references. part time. 372-8670. Will The n and Nature Bookstore issues ALSO! 3-2/12 han your dorm, read books, Hamburgers This ad is valuable! BRING THIS th anyone, sleep (we have a Cheeseburgers |"CUPID'S AIMING lattress), look at posters, and AO IN! Submarines ITOTELL YOU," almost anything else. If we don't have it in stock, we can probably get French Fries it. See us in action from 9-5, Monday - Friday, 326 Student Services. > \ 1111 i/y f///x The following Free University Classes tonight: Auto mechanic's 7:30, 316 PIZZA EBH. Creative writing 8:45, 201 "TIME'S RUNNING EBH. Life Drawing 7:30, 304C Wells. Marvel Comics as Literature 7 p.m. CALL 332-6517 OUT—" 311 EBH. Science Fiction 7:30 p.m. PLACE YOUR VALENTINE DISFLAY 304 EBH. All students willing to make a '// I I M ll \ \ \\\\N VARSITY commitment to get Phillip A. Hart WITH THIS AD...AND YOUR ORDER... AD NOW! In Red & White Color. re-elected in 1970 are urged to attend YOU'LL GET ONE HOBIE'S COUPON & FIVE BONUS COUPONS! an organization meeting, tonight in 347 STUDENT SERVICES 355-8255 Room 34, Union. ANYONE CAN STILL WIN THE TRIPS TO BOYNE MT. ABOVE OFFER GOOD FOR TODAY ONLY! The Undergraduate Psychology Club meeting tonight 7:30 p.m., 210 Owen Hall. Dr. Lauren Hobie's Harris, assistant professor in Psychology, will DINE-IN, CARRYOUT, AND FAST, FREE DELIVERY speak on "Telling the left from the 930 TROWBRIDGE &211M.A.C. PHONE 351-3800 Right." Meeting is open to everyone 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wharton's assistant muses over nine month syndrome By ANN HODGE "If Dr. Wharton leaves in nine "Dr. Wharton is not interpretation of the President's an State News Staff Writer months I'm going to worry role on campus. authoritarian type," he said. "He Elliott Ballard, assistant to about being a jinx,"'he joked. "I will say I've been told it realizes that the real potential of President Wharton, said he is Ballard said being caught up takes considerable adjustment to the University can be reached beginning to feel like a "victim in the University's period of get used to Elliott Ballard," he only by consolidating its many of a nine month syndrome." transition hasn't always been said resources." smiling. Ballard came to campus in easy. Ballard has definite ideas Wharton has spent two or July 1968, and worked with "But it's been a ball," he about the responsibilities and three hours a day talking with John Hannah only nine months added. "I enjoyed tremendously limits of his job. various groups since his arrival, before MSU's top administrator working with Walter -- it was "I don't act as the president's Ballard said. of 28 years left for Washington. never dull." mouthpiece," he said. "I'm not "Coming into the University Then Walter Adams' Ballard described his job as top administrator is like career as going to say anything that will as acting president ended after nine "doing exactly what the be interpreted as a policy entering a community with a months. president wants me to do." statement from Dr. Wharton." government and complex He said it is impossible for Ballard said people connected organizations," he said. "Dr. Man admits him to name specific duties that his post requires because there is with the president use the Wharton has to depend a great deal on the people who work expression "work with him, not no day to day office routine. for him." with him for advice." to'68hijacking MADRID (AP) - "The only thing I can expect A man to do every day is answer the identifying himself as Lawrence mail," he said. Malhou Rhodes gave himself up to U.S. military authorities in from Even the mail varies greatly -- a letter sent by a Accused slayer Spain Monday as the hijacker of complaining parent to a request Ballard's post a DC8 airliner forced to land in from a trustee or a student. Elliott G. Ballard, assistant to the president of MSU, has served under three men since his brief term in office. Havana on a Chicago - Miami flight nearly two years ago. Ballard hesitated to compare the personalities and styles of his demands hearing Ballard said he hopes month President Wharton can break the nine syndrome of assistance that he has experienced U.S. Embassy officials in three bosses. Madrid confirmed that Rhodes, "Of necessity, each man has saying he is an American, approached the job differently," BIG RAPIDS, Mich. (UPI) — Michael Ray Kedrovicz, 18-year-old supermarket stock clerk, demanded district court for under former Presidents Hannah and Adams- presented himself to American he said. "Each one is a different examination today in connection with the slaying of a young State News photo by Jerry McAllister authorities of the joint U.S. - Spanish air base in Zaragoza. age and has a background. I would be unfair different woman and attacks on two Ferris State College coeds. Kedrovicz was remanded without bond by Judge George your Worcester. No date was set for the hearing. to compare them." tGES He is charged with first degree murder in the stabbing death Apparently minded Ballard adjusting different mood and character of to hasn't the and assault of Norma Jean Bagby, 20, of Allen Park, whose partly nude and frozen body was discovered in a field Jan. 30. valentine) Former Mafia the three administrators. "This would be an awfully dull world if all people were The other two charges stem from rape of one and attempted rape of another Ferris State College coed several weeks ago on separate occasions. The charges are kidnapping and rape in the WIN HER HEART WITH ONE OF OURS There's a lot of love tucked into the Valentire Hearts at I coed cases. Muir's. We offer you the best assortment of fine alike," he said. chocolates I limits further Ballard was also reluctant to discuss the problems a man faces in assuming the presidency of a Miss Bagby was an employe of a local pharmacy and engaged to a Ferris State College student. Kedrovicz is married and the father of a 7-month-old girl. you can chocolates find. Beautifully decorated hearts filled with by Whitman, Schrafft and Brach. f DETROIT megaversity. (UPI) - The George Bloomfield announced Detroit, and Col. Fredrick (CQ) Novelties and former Mafia attorney whose he was asking to be relieved of Davids, director of the Michigan "You'll have to ask Wharton about that," he said, Dr. Toys allegations of bribery led to changes at the top levels of two metropolitan police departments his state administrative duties while and local investigated the charges. police State Police, flanked him at the news conference. Both indicated their when asked for his GET IT FROM US H&S .) Valentine Poodle I said Monday he would make no Both men and George P. investigation was continuing, but FOR THE BEST CAR DEAL TRY DETROIT further public statements about Dunleavy, who preceded declined to elaborate. 'ould si a lot oi Shaggy but his charges. Bloomfieid and was the third Even if the investigations rubbei Any Make or Model New or Used - ^ Sharp. handed on from one commission "Because any further man named by Burns — should substantiate Burns' 'The Na¬ Wfy Lovable too! comment some from way, me might, in jeapordize this vehemently denied the charges. Ellenburg said he was resigning charges, authorities indicated criminal have prosecutions tional Commission on cludes that the problem of con¬ IN LANSING CALL AL or LOU ifes%) investigation, I will limit further public statements to this news because the allegations put him under "a cloud." were unlikely year statute because the of limitations y that requires the im¬ 393 5329 Pixie Doll mediate appropriation of conference Lawrence this A. morning," Burns told Asked why he chose to come forward, Burns, 50, said, "just had ri i its c< Burns confirmed he was lion dollars and the expenditure ■ I For a .bil¬ «>py < RICHARD BUICK Petite doll with impish flUC | reporters. because I had to get it out. This under police protection, and he left the news conference with after of lw,t.I,ON.Al RE 1500 Kercheval grin. 47 Bums' allegations that he all had been bothering me for billion: Grosse Pointe Park, Mich. three plain clothesmen clustered delivered bribes averaging some time." around him. SI,000 per month for four years His allegations first were from Mafia-run abortion clinic published in a copyrighted story a to three then high - level public in The Detroit Free Press Feb. 1. Lovely Fragrance Gifts officials in Detroit led to the "I have not gotten one cent resignation last Thursday of from anyone — no deal has been of the men — William one P. made for me by anyone — state, INTIMATE Ellenburg, who only nine days city or federal," Burns said. before had been appointed Chief of Police in Cleveland. He appeared strained but confident as he read his prepared TEAR DROP SPRAY At the same time in Detroit, statement. Patrick V. Murphy, $375 Deputy Chief of Detectives the new police commissioner of 2.25 EAU DE LOVE COLOGNE Cedar Boa* Village is giving away a free ticket for the A.S.M.S.U. $350 Acapulco spring - break trip PLUS $50 spending money! 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