Vote By JOHN iaum nnnnFR BORGER on more constitutional revisions held today complete information available at complete the* issue nasses. the passes, the hnarri will the board will rnntnin contain anH u>m»< and seven students elected at the polls. large. eliminate the position „«■ of Associate State News Staff Writer eight representatives elected at large by Issue ASMSU Chairman Bill Rustem In each case, a "yes" vote signifies II, "Deletion of Sleep Chief Justice. off-campus students, and two "students Amendment," would enable ASMSU to Issue IV, cautioned that unfavorable reaction to approval of the change, a "no" vote of color" appointed by the ASMSU "elimination of faculty the tax increase should not Voting on the proposed revisions to denotes preference for the current Office of support political issues. The Sleep control," would delete phrases which prejudice Black Affairs. District Amendment currently forbids any such students against the other issues. the ASMSU constitution begins at 9 situation. currently give the faculty final approval representatives will be required to live support "on any state or federal issue "I think that students a.m. today in each residence hall, All ballot boxes must be turned over within their districts by the first over ASMSU actions. must day of not directly and remember that there is a distinct Union, Berkey Hall, Bessey Hall, and to the election committee at the east exclusively concerned Issue V, "Tax increase — cabinet fall term following their difference between issues. The most the International Center. Students must side door of the Administration election, or with MSU." The code of operations restructuring," would raise the student have ID's to vote. Bldg. they will forfeit their office. Heads of would still important part is Issue I," he said. by 7:30 p.m. prohibit ASMSU from tax from 50 cents to one dollar per Ballots are computer cards. Voters major governing groups will remain on endorsing Rustem said a large voter Issue I, identified as "District the board, but as ex officio members a political candidate or party. term, and would divide the board - turn-out was important will mark "yes" or "no" to each of the cabinet functions. Student Board would because the referendum representation vs. member - at large" - without voting rights. Issue III, "Traffic Court offers students five major issues. A brief explanation of on the ballot, contains the deal primarily with policy questions; the a chance to speak out on major Student Board currently consists of restructuring," would reduce the the each issue appears on the ballot, with cabinet would supervise ASMSU type of representative base they restructuring of the Student Board. If the heads of major governing groups, number of justices from 14 to nine and want ASMSU to have. programs and services. Power . . . MICHIGAN Thursday Co Id . . . concedes nothing TATE NEWS without a demand. .. . today, with temperatures --Frederick Douglass STATE in the twenties. Chance of snow tonight, cloudy and cold UNIVERSITY tomorrow. Vol. 62 Number 133 East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 12, 1970 Local Union leader reiterates; bus drivers ill', not striking refused on two separate occasions," Taylor much of a wage increase they expected. The few bus facilities still available will said. Union officials met Tuesday with A 7 cents an hour increase in primarily try to service the commuter lot Fifty thousand daily passengers of the currently Leonard H. Glander, director of the MSU and the Spartan Village route. being arbitrated and a settlement would Personnel Center. Only two ampus bus system have been forced to benefit the drivers. Taylor said the buses, maintained by Hearings in the supervisory alk to classes as transportation facilities University asked the union to influence personnel, were operated Wednesday. arbitration have been held and briefs are to drivers to go back to work, however bus main at a standstill. be filed by February 17. Decision on the MSU bus drivers called in sick both drivers did not follow the suggestion. matter is expected later this month. There is no speculation concerning how uesday and Wednesday, and Henry Jolman, general foreman of many buses will be running today, nor how "We feel that bus drivers should have at automotive services, said he has received no ministrators are uncertain if their actions many drivers will again be ill. least as high a pay scale as the word from either the employes or the ill be repeated again today. garbage Jack Breslin, executive vice - president, collectors," Duane O'Dell, bus driver and union which represents the drivers. alternate union steward said. "We were totally in the dark about this If the disagreement continues, partial nard H. Glander, director of the MSU The union refused to comment on how whole thing," Jolman said. reimbursements will have to be made for nnel Center and other University fficials will meet with union leaders this University bus passes. Paul V. Rumpsa, University comptroller, said that some type rning to discuss the two - day work of action will have to be considered to oppage of campus bus drivers. TOPICS NAMED make payment to the students. See related story on page 2. Gene Taylor, president of Local 1585, Contrary to rumors, students are not which represents all drivers, said the bus drivers lervices. are not purposely . withholding MSU trustees open allowed to drive private vehicles on campus. This situation was administration, but was found to be reviewed by the "This is not a strike - the drivers are impractical "because of inadequate parking Peace lick," Taylor said. Taylor als^' commented that under the Jniversity contract with Local 1585, American Federation of State, County and informal di facilities. in The University urges all students living Spartan and University Villages to form A drummer leads the way as demonstrators march through Lafayette Square protesting the Vietnam war By MARILYN PATTERSON car pools for traveling to campus. across Pennsylvania Avenue from the Municipal Employees, AFL-CIO, the White House Wednesday. AP Wirephoto State Nbws Staff Writer ' Jniversity granted reclassification studies r the bus drivers. The MSU Board of Trustees has Reclassification would include a hike in opened a portion of its monthly informal sessions pay. "Two reclassification studies have been conducted, but union demands were flatly to the public. In a letter to the trustees last President Wharton suggested five topics for discussion at an open portion of the informal board meeting Feb. 19. week, Society control determines Petitions available will open The All University Traffic Committee petitioning Feb. 16 - 20 to fill a The topics include MSU Bookstore policy on the purchase and resale of used books, off - campus liquor policy, freshman women's hours, the black security-Williams revolution and what it is all about. We have extradiction based on a kidnapping charge. vacant position for a married housing independence of Oakland University and a mistaken idea that a revolutionist is "The power structure is determined to representative. Petitions are available in progress reports by the president. make an skilled in profanity, is blood - thirsty and is example of me. They want to 307 Student Services Before last month the Thursday night show that Bldg. Applicants always ready to kill and destroy," Williams no matter where an uppity black informal sessions were closed to the press Robert F. Williams, former president of must be residents of a married housing said to his audience of about 400 students goes, the long arm of white racism will and public. the Republic of New Africa, said that a catch up with him." init. and faculty. Issues are discussed during the informal black man can only be secure in a society He later added that the press has not "As a part of the revolution, we must meetings and formal action is taken on that he controls himself. made mention of the other persons accused be prepared to struggle and to realize that them at the Friday morning public "We must give more attention to black of the "trumped-up" kidnapping charge all of it is not violence. Violence is the last nationalism and Pan-Africanism because which he said was put into legal affect alternative and must have aim and The press was allowed entrance to the Wharton Pan-Africanism means that we will be to about one year after the incident occurred. I proposes January informal session for discussion of the proposed All - Events Bldg. and the hope to increase the opportunity for the ourselves what others are to themselves." Williams' speech Wednesday in Wells direction." He said that some "revolutionaries" One of the others accused is a banker in claim that the black movement has passed New York and to accuse him of kidnapping president's report on admissions policies. board to have background briefings on Hall was one of several functions held on the revolutionary stage and is now at the would make the power structure look bad fund control At that time the board requested Wharton to submit a list of items the administration wants to put on the open programs, activities or problem areas of broad concern to the University and to increase the opportunity to discuss policy campus in observance of Black History Week. He said, though, that he would rather view the week as one for observing violent stage. But Williams said that we must have changed ideas and must use that because Williams said. he's handling public funds, which "is effective and respective, that "People usually think that I'm the only and the closed agendas. problem areas," Wharton said. "It will "the contributions of black people to a which will get the job done." one involved in the kidnapping," Williams over students an Any trustee item from may request the change of the open to the closed facilitate the formation of University policy." "From my standpoint there are certain human society." "What is a revolution and who is a "But I do believe in violence," said Williams, "and that's why I'm in the said. "White nationalism works all over the agenda. As yet no trustee has objected to revolutionary," Williams said, "are trouble I'm in." world," Williams said, "and as black people By LARRY LEE the proposed open agenda for the February topics that can be discussed in open forum questions of importance for the black we must gather together not because of State News Staff Writer and which are of interest to the University movement and for the Pan-Africanism. We He said that black activists in North meeting. color, racism and such, but because of the "By opening the informal sessions, I (please turn to page 9) must therefore develop a new concept of Carolina, where he was president of a need for survival." A bill that would revoke state NAACP chapter, have been Williams said that fighting and the role of the scholarships from students convicted of a shooting since 1957, but that black people college student should be in the vanguard rime that caused did not hear about it because the the most militant disorder was and — a campus press the most ntroduced in the didn't want black people to know that outspoken, and that he should concentrate Michigan House of Representatives Wednesday. violence was an effective means of on logic in realizing the need for protest. militancy Rep. James F. Smith, R-Davison, Williams said that many people think must come with direction and sponsor of the measure, said, "The key that he is in Michigan to seek mercy for his understanding. word here is 'convicted.' You have to be convicted before your scholarship is affected. "I think the great majority of the students will be in much better shape if the Problem is pinpointed," Smith said. Viet offensive "There is great opposition in many «eas to could remove appropriations to institutions of higher learning," Smith explained. "We some of their objections if spoiled CAO LANH, Vietnam (AP) - South in Alllied commanders had been expecting De |hey "se who thought there was some control over Vietnamese military commanders believe cause disorder." a major enemy drive into the delta since The bill would they have spoiled a large enemy offensive four North Vietnamese charge the director of in the Mekong Delta. regiments Emissions at each <*>llege with infiltrated across the Cambodian border in This opinion emerged Wednesday from determining if the crime which a student is six days of fighting the last half of 1969. convicted either caused or arose from with . the North campus disorder. Vietnamese 88th Regiment in the The 88th Regiment was one of them. strategic Action could be taken whether the Plain of Reeds, 60 miles west of Elements of the 88th tried to overrun the Saigon. The plain is the western gateway to the district town of Tuyen Binh, 800 yards ^sorder took place in Michigan or a delta's heavily populated center. campus in another state. across the Cambodian border, on Dec. 3 More than 200 enemy were but thrown reported were back by South used j a bil1 8180 states that "a P®18011 has killed as of Wednesday and at least twice Vietnamese irregulars with a loss of about campus disorder or committed a that number were presumed to have been 100 enemy dead. " nf ^.at arose out a campus disorder (he) is convicted of a breach of the Batter wounded. So far South Vietnamese losses A day before last week's lunar new year have been reported as 17 killed and 24 l~ac®> 1"oting, assault and battery, trespass fire, two of the 88th Regiment's criminal syndicalism if the crime One could say that Ken Wegner, Merrill senior, left, and Susan Harrell, Corpus Christi, Tex., freshman, have been wounded. cease - "Their entire plan is three battalions moved out of their curred on the premises of a college." just about battered to death. But why should they care? The two eager eaters made up the team that consumed compromised," a sanctuary along the Cambodian border I* 500 pancakes and won - what else? - the pancake eating contest sponsored by the International House of high South Vietnamese officer said. "The nothing in the bill that Communists have been and headed south. American observation Pancakes Tuesday. set back (pr.t«, to 61 . the bus shutdown. Kathy money? More rest breaks? We is, urhv why rlnn't don't thov they calf tha salt the IU1 k.J that bad now, kut «nt.F it tlii but if the weather 8 their the main sounds of campus have Conrad. I made that. TTien I had too far apart, the bus stoppage is a Devine, Detroit freshman, lives ought to be given at least a hint sidewalks if we have to walk?" gets really bad I might not go to ' sald- been grumblings, shivers and the to really hurry to get to in the Brody dormitory about why we're being abused Berkey only an inconvenience. Mike Boyd, East Lansing class. Either that, or IH try to "Maybe that on time. I patter of big and little feet as the just made it there — "I dont mind walking as junior, better on-campus w. 10,000 winter term bus riders complex, and has heard about like this." problems some of the Brody agrees. parj[- take to the sidewalks. Although the drivers are residents have had. officially reported ill, most "The first I found out about the bus stoppage was Tuesday "Some classes in of the kids have students consider Hubbard, and they're stoppage a strike. One big their work NIXON'S SURPLUS PLAN morning when I went out to the bus stop to get to my 8 a.m. having problems getting there in question students want answered time," Miss Devine said. "I know is why are the drivers striking if class," Lee Anne Stone, Davison of one girl who had to go from freshman, said. Miss Stone lives in McDonel Hall and her first class on Tuesday is in Berkey Hall. Bessey to Hubbard in 20 contract? minutes to take a midterm and die was late. The instructor wouldn't even make they are still bound by a One student, Mary Wirsing, Flint junior, isn't bothered too 1971 budget may have deficit "I got out to the bus stop any much by the buslessness. WASHINGTON aBowances for her." (AP) - plan for the Treasury to retirement. If Congress does children plan, grants to colleges early because I had a midterm "Actually I don't like the Seven decisions by Congress and administratively neither of these, trust would be $1 billion, raisin^! A big complaint of students buses, but I have to ride them on speed up fund and for hospital construction. and 1 planned to get to class is the lack of information they Mondays and Wednesdays," she one convert by the Treasury could collection of withheld income revenues would be cut $309 If Congress refuses, the projected billion. deficit to tufl early and study," she said. By President Nixon's taxes and excise have received about the said. On those days she has to go taxes, for a million, hiking the deficit to budget deficit projection would 7:45 she started walking to Berkey and arrived just in time shutdown, both before it from Wonders Hall to Conrad projected $1.33 billion surplus one-year windfall of $1.2 billion. $1.39 billion. into a budget deficit of more If the Treasury does not or increase to $3.52 billion. is Finally the again asking for AdministrttJ postal occurred and now. Savings of $2,132 billion are Hie budget contemplates increases w Auditorily than $5 billion, according to the cannot carry out this plan, the estimated in the budget from a putting into effect a pay raise totaling $674 mil S House member who has the If Congress refuses surplus would shrink to $131 variety of proposals to end, for civil and military personnel action u>_ most to say about ultimate red ink figure spending bills. million. Chairman George H. Mahon, revamp or reduce government Jan. 1, 1971 instead of July 1, prolyl If Congress does not enact programs D-Tex., of the Appropriations user charges affecting aviation popular ones as a milk for school — including such 1970. If the lawmakers insist on the Julv 1 date, the extra cost bStaf ye" """"•wl Committee indicated he expects and highways, now being at least some of these decisions submitted for the second time,i to be made. He traced the revenues will decline million from budget estimates. $653| DESPITE CRITICISM possible deterioration of surplus into Failure by Congress to deficit this way: ^ lewelry And Gifts For Your Valentine from 2»* The Nixon projection of a $1.33 billion surplus involves SAVE $1.00 on any L.P. a postpone again a decline in automobile and telephone excise taxes would cost another $560 million in revenue, sending the Raises By DELORES MAJOR opinion about who is and who satisfythe raises were aimed at "faculty! deficit to $1.08 billion. State News Staff Writer isn't selected." SUNDAY, FEB. 15th only members making outstandiml Noon - 5 P.M. Hie Administration wants Provost John E. Cantlon, said Early last week, a poll by the contributions to teaching." ■ Congress to increase the taxable Tuesday that despite criticisms State News showed vast He added that THE STEREO SHOPPE "thu Gift Suggestions NeJac of East Lansing wage base for Social Security leveled at methods used for the and make a corresponding selection of recipients of mid • differences in the methods of selection used by four different increases excellence in are primarily teaching, and toil («l 543 E. Grand River 337-1300 adjustment in railroad year faculty raises he is satisfied departments in Selecting those faculty for whom teachlul For Him For Her nominees for the same award. is a major • P»wter Mugs • Pendants with the outcome: In a letter sent to the responsibility. I "Persons CULTURED * Cuff Link Sets Bracelets The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State "I'm not uneasy about the Academic Deans Nov. whose primaryl • University, is published way the raises were handled," he 5 responsibility is research oil PEARL • Liters every class day during four school said. "In any case there are announcing the mid - year salary public service and whose salinl • I D. Bracelets terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. $12.50 bound to be differences of increases, Cantlon specified that is largely related to that I • Subscription rate is $14 per year. activities would not be Key Hoi den included, I • Music Boxes • Cross Pens Member Associated Press, United Press International, even though they may btl Inland Daily Press Association, Associated outstanding teachers." I Collegiate Press, Cantlon said some of thtl Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Association, United States Student Press Association. Hours: colleges' selective machinery didl LINDE STAR W Weekdays not receive the full support oil the faculty. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. RUBY & A Saturday "But at MSU Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services SAPPHIRE Building, department runs its Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. Sunday affairs," he said. "Thafi| healthiest for the University audi Phones: the departments. I Editorial 355-8252 "I don't try to run tbl Classified departments from this far awty.l Advertising 355-8255 SPECIALIZING IN CANTONESE CUISINE We just presented the broadH Jewelry and Display Advertising 353-6400 Business-Circulation American Dinners , • Businessmen's Luncheon guidelines to them." | 355-3447 Cantlon said any similar mill Photographic 4113 S. Cedar 1 block N. of Cavanaugh 3lf E. Grand River Ave. 355-8311 fleurette For Take Out and Reservations, call 393-4848 year raises for faculty in tk| future are doubtful. VOTETODAY On your constitutional referendum at: Bessey Hall, Berkey Hall, the International Center, the Union and all living units. Michigan State News, East Laming, Michigan Thursday, February 12, 1970 NEWS Harlan seeks U' DADDAD A By BARBARA PARNESS i. DADklTOC state Democratic convention. some trustee position people in the party and summary State News Staff Writer Former trustee C. Allen Harlan, 63, did election as a not seek re - trustee when his I've been The encouraged to run." seats of trustees Don nomination. He attended an informal dinner two months ago with Scholl and two Democratic Demo member atic of the atio committeeman and an ex officio given up certain business connections which affected his A capsuk summary of th® day's «vents from Harlan said Wednesday he will eight year term expired in Stevens, D-Okemos, and Stephen trustees to discuss the Michigan University position. wire services. run for election to the MSU December, 1968. He was first Nisbet, R-Fremont, are up for Democratic State Central our nomination. Although Kelley also cleared Board of Trustees in November appointed to the board in 1957 election this year. Both Nisbet Committee. Harlan of the charges, the "Soapy Williams wants me to Scholl said if nominated by the Democratic by former Gov. G. Mennen and Stevens have indicated they run. Nei' Staebler wants me to Wednesday that if attorney general said he could Williams to will not decide on Harlan wanted him to, he will not support him for re election. party. replace trustee seeking re - run. These are friends of mine in - Harlan also said Gus Scholle William E. Baker who resigned. election until nominate him. Harlan indicated at the time that spring or summer. the party who I've been close "I'd certainly support him of the Michigan AFL-CIO has "If the party wants me to run, Harlan said he has consulted his decision not to run was not to," Harlan siaid. offered to nominate him at the I will," he said. "I've talked to with some trustees about the Staebler is a (Harlan) for the trusteeship. I based on Kelley's decision. never saw anything wrong with Harlan said he did not run the way he did his job," Scholl I "Soapy Williams wants me to again because he would have had » run (for trustee)." MIDDLE EAST, AFRICA . . . said. "I think if the organization to run against Huff. Harlan, an electrical - Former MSU Trustee (AFL-CIO) supported him, then contractor, is the president of C. Allen Harlan I would go along with that," he Harlan Electric Co. and added. president or director of 10 Tito, Trustee I Warren Huff, affiliated companies. International News Rogers d D-Plymouth, said party nominates him. He added he hasn't discussed he suppport Harlan's election if the candidacy with Harlan recently. will the He capactities Detroit's Foundation. served on many in various educational and civic organizations including Educational TV ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia They also discussed American take advantage of the Yugoslav our capacity are not unlimited." While Harlan served on the The Munich city attorney charged three Arabs with luirtler Wednesday in the grenade attack on passengers (AP) - Secretary of State William \ P. Rogers and President Tito of international Yugoslav —.... - leader's presence On his departure from Tunis board, he was involved in the f "TEN PERCENT OFF™ ^ If an Israeli airliner. Munich police chief Hermann Yugoslavia agreed there should Africa> the issues including Mediterranean, Ethiopian capital. Tito and Rogers agreed that earlier, Rogers said he had had a conflict of interest charges "very frank exchange of views" against Philip J. May, former j ALL BODY WORK AT be an effort to halt Eastern Europe and the nuclear the African countries I ichreiber said officials were trying to determine the deliveries to both sides i nonproliferation treaty. should be with the Tunisian leaders on the vice president for business and finance. Both Harlan and May the nonaligned with any power bloc Middle East. Premier Bahi Jiotive for the attack. He said police can not rule out Middle East conflict , a The meeting with Tito had r security pact. Ladgham told were accused of using their possibility that the target was Assaf Dayan 24 year conference Wednesday. been requested by Rogers to newsmen they disagreed over the Middle East University positions for personal |ld actor son of Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan. In discussing East - West crisis. gain. Kut the police said they had no firm evidence to support relations in Europe, Tito told Rogers made no reference to State Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley Rogers the Yugoslav government disagreement, but said "one of cleared both men after May had fiis theory. 50 march, begin was about to ' ratify the nuclear the advantages of being good SAVE $1.00 on any L. P. nonproliferation treaty. friends is that you can have a Xuan Thuy, North Vietnam's chief negotiator at the Rogers scheduled two further frank discussion." SUNDAY, FEB. 15th only •aris peace talks, said Wednesday there will be no meetings with the emperor Haile Noon - 5 P.M. Irivate talks with the United States as long as Philip Selassie Thursday in addition to THE STEREO SHOPPE Viet protest his initial audience. Sorority invites NeJac of East Lansing ■abib remains as U.S. delegation head. But Thuy Idicated to newsmen at a reception given by Viet Cong Invoys that his delegation has not been approached on WASHINGTON (AP) Some fast Such regimes based on racial discrimination "are contrary to the dignity of man. Their crash victim's 543 E. Grand River 337-1300 - stage, and fire set to the Jossible secret negotiations. Habib suggested private lalks last month. Thuy, who has not attended a session 50 persons marched behind a drummer boy in front of the papers, continuance is not in interests of the true stability and the Hair Styles 'the friends T in ^ , If the peace talks since Dec. 6, regards Habib as the White House today, beginning a iw Robert Moon of Sacramento, """" R?V' develoPment of the continent," to meet lymbol of what he considers to be a downgrading of the plks by Washington. 75 - day program of fasting to protest the Vietnam The war. Calif., Fellowship chairman of of Reconciliation, the Rogers said. He said he recognized that the The sisters of Sigma Delta by fast, from today, Ash said that Lent and Passover are United States has an obligation Tau sorority invite the friends of National News Wednesday, Feb. 11, through the Jewish Passover to April 27 seasons of reflection and to aid the African nations, but Barbara Woodward to meet with them at the Sigma Delta Tau Patrick rededication. warned that " is being sponsored by the Clergy house, 505 M.A.C. Ave., from 7 Formerly Mr. Johns Hair and Laymen Concerned About 9 this evening. The Pentagon said Wednesday that draftees make up - Fashions — Owner Patrick Vietnam and the Fellowship of Miss Bo per cent of the Army in South Vietnam and have Reconciliation. Woodward, Chicago Alchin - Operators - Patrick, senior, died Sunday in an buffered roughly 33 per cent of the combat deaths in Sponsors said they expected Anti-war automobile accident near Patrick Donna Marx and Marge Androl : war. The figures were released in response to a from 30 to 50 persons from ED 2-0904 Poplarville, Miss. OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK lublished report asserting that most of the front line across the nation will be fasting 501'/2 E. Grand River, E. daily from 9 Lansing Ighting in Vietnam is being done by draftees while a.m. to 5:30 p.m. planned * Member Nat. Hairdressers and Cosmetologist Assn. in front of the White House. fcgulars are far from the combat zones. Defense Some will fast for longer department spokesman Jerry Friedheim said draftees t treatp^.fjiff^^ frojfn other'rft^lh^c^ periods, they said. Some 100 toer^ons r—f—"r"" gathered at A. inational anti-war student conference • Big Al's : ay fne " ^Mtetropolftan 6"—"J African | sponsored by the | Stud*nt Mobilization Committee is planned for this weekehd at ^ Methodist ~u Episcopal church u r j « tsa .... „ _. . Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird declared Case . Western Reserve University, Cleveland. ave - blocks from the White House for The conference is designed to determine the Wednesday there will be no letup in the practice of U.S. a service before they marched to general director of the student anti war movement. lorces firing back when fired on from Cambodia, Laos the mansion. - A bus for interest students will leave MSU for the conference jr North Vietnam. Laird stated that "we are doing it in Irder to protect Americans when attacks from At the service, members of the audience placed what were called "symbols of repression" at 9:30 a.m. Friday. The cost for the bus Additional information may be obtained from Beth Malone trip is $13. : Restaurant 5 lambodia, Laos or North Vietnam are concerned, in a large metal Container on the 332-3984, or David Burns 351-3598. lambodia has complained repeatedly that U.S. planes Tid guns attack Cambodian targets. North Vietnam has Iccused the United States of staging air raids against its Do you want to start out 12 inch or 16 inch choice of thin or Italian ■vilian population. Laird, who arrived in Vietnam style ■uesday on an inspection tour said that as for U.S. your career doing something important? thick pizzas. Pi roop-withdrawals "we are meeting schedules regularly, |nd in no cases have we fallen behind schedule. Ground Beef Shrimp Chartered buses loaded scores of knapsack - laden Mushrooms Olives |)uths at scattered points around Boston Wednesday on Pepperoni Onions Sausage e next - to - last leg of a trip scheduled to end in the Anchovies Igar cane fields of Cuba. j The youths, believed to number about 400 and Regular low prices.. 12" Cheese 1.70 Jcluding at least two dozen from the Detroit area, are Ipected to cross into Canada at Calais, Me., about 16" Cheese 2.50 ■idnight and proceed to St. John, N.B., where the ^iban a to cattle boat Luis Arcos Bemes will take them to Extra Items 30c/50c Each help harvest the sugar crop. The young people from various areas across the OUR SUPERSUBS iuntry converged on Boston which seemed to be the DEFY COMPARISON . . . freed starting point for Canada. The group included IN PRICE OR QUALITY! lout 70 from the Boston area. Another 200 volunteers Tportedly were flying to Cuba from Mexico. *S GIANT HAM J•xonThewillWhite House announced Wednesday send his first state of the world President MIXED COLD CUTS report to pngress on Feb. 18. The extensive document, Imewhat comparable to the annual economic State of le Union report will go into all aspects of foreign TURKEY BEEF J'icy including such national security questions as >n's decision to Iployment of antiballistic push for a new phase in the ITALIAN COLD CUTS missiles. Sandwiches include: j^y Mayonnaise, cheese, lettuce, choice Railroad leaders, in a pessimistic mood, resumed Then you're the kind of tomatoes, Italian dressing at ■forts Wednesday to settle a labor dispute that could on request. only |uPt in another threatened nation wide rail shutdown. person we're looking for. J strike against the Union Pacific last month brought |>e nation to a total railroad shutdown, when industry filed a lockout in retaliation. A federal court stopped pth the strike and the lockout. Michigan News If you want a job that involves in our Finance Department has he visits your campus ... or con¬ The trial of John Norman Collins on a charge of important responsibility now—not been like getting an extra post¬ tact Mr. Richard Rosensteel, Col¬ ten years from now—Ford Motor graduate degree. And P''ng an Eastern Michigan University coed may be a young, lege Recruiting Department, Ford irther delayed because of the illness of one of his Company could be the place for black Financial Analyst from the Motor Company, American Road, you. We encourage initiative, wel¬ University of Chicago says, "If Dearborn, Michigan 48121. An Itorneys. come new ideas, and give you you want to make it, this is the equal opportunity employer. I Washtenaw every opportunity to get ahead. place." County Circuit Judge John W. Conlin The proof? Read what a few of I'd Wednesday there might be a delay past the We hear comments like this our outstanding recent college Intatative starting date of June 1 because of the illness everyday from graduates with graduates have to say. every kind of educational back¬ f Detroit attorney Joseph W. Louisell who has been One young engineer from ground. People who found the |°sPitalized I Louisell was for the past week. Michigan Tech tells us, "It's the challenges, the important respon¬ challenges and opportunities at Ford Motor Company even expected to be hospitalized for at least sibilities that make this job so pother six greater than they expected. weeks, a spokesman in his Detroit office exciting." A Harvard Business If you g1The top criminal lawyer also had been scheduled to want to take the first School graduate who made De¬ step towards a fulfilling career, ff.8.ln a trial in U.S. District Court in Detroit in March partment Manager in less than look into a future with Ford Motor five years, claims his experience •lend a,S° ke P°stponed, further setting back his Ford Interviewer Will Be On Company. See our recruiter when ... has a better idea Campus February 18, 19, 1970 MICHIGAN MME STATE NIWS Change in ASMSU UNIVERSITY may not be panacea WILLIAM B. CASTANIER advertising manager "I'm pretty much in favor of it -- it can't fascination with new tnrrn NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor be any worse than what they've got now." representation. orrns GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor ASMSU has existed for That's what I heard from someone who just KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor is familiar with the workings of ASMSU years. In those five years it has elS' f"e when I asked what he thought constitutional revision of the new coming up for vote one at-large position (female), at-large positions (general) ai,d afe 1"° number of Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award Thursday. structural programs arm, the ASMSU changes T' for outstanding journalism. Cabinet That's a hell of an attitude for A past Cabinet president somebody who's supposed to have a grasp „w said tlut the procedure for of the situation. But 111 guess that it's the choosingB the nresidpnt president u»c oimnu was simple. AH theah candid!!* EDITORIALS ,, attitude held by the few students will vote in the referendum. appeared before the ASMSU Boa* their idea of how the be structured. Cabinet shouts The new president \ In the midst of studying for a new structure most government hourly last week I hit upon a Also in those five years fascinated the bTJ couple of ideas that impressed me. ASMSU has hid Four out of f One: Americans seem to abiding faith that structural arrangements have "an a number of "shining moments." term that the chairman of the board ended up LikeZ ASMSU of withdrawing from claal government can produce good majoring in student government (a2 government." the ASMSU code of Two: "When citizens brood over failures operations). And the term that a senior Z merit student of their government they consider changing the form of government rather than member-at-large of board was a part - time student against the code of operations). (to examining the political methods by which Then there were the "The geology of San Pedro Bay is much more stable and has nothing a government operates." meetings that lasted We would like to make one thing would make the workings of the I until 2 or 3 a.m. (in violation of the had finally found a plausible 24- Student Traffic in common with the Santa Barbara Channel. " Oil Company Spokesman hour day) and the long, heated perfectly clear: we are not opposed Appeals Court explanation of student governments debates over how much money should the maximally effective. go into the to proposed ASMSU beer fund (a violation of sanity). constitution. It shall certainly not go down in history as one of the greats We recommend a "yes" vote for BLACK HISTORY TODAY I wonder whether the greater division of Issue IV. We can conceive of no representation called for in the of statesmanship, but it represents a constitution change will solve the problem reason why the responsibilities of the significant improvement over the student ASMSU seems to have. government should be present document. We favor the passage of eighty per cent of the five issues. granted "by the faculty," constitutional amendments need or why to Let's re-evaluate our self image By separating the student body into districts the present student governors will eliminate the annual spring term circus of be "approved by the faculty of the all - campus campaigning. Up to now there EDITOR'S NOTE: The following Studies courses pacify us hot-headed have been strict rules on what kind of We recommend a "yes" vote on university." At the very least, in as college niggers ana makes us feel we're article was written by Mike Hudson, campaigning is legal, and how much money Issue I. The present Board structure much as these faculty operations Vice-President for Black doing something when we ain't. Black can be spent by each candidate. The rulet have always been rubber-stamp, we Affairs, is woefully inadequate in terms of History teaches us we can do for ourselves have been observed or broken at will. ASMSU. This is another in a series on feel that they represent nothing and that whites won't do for us. properly representing the people. Black history today. By breaking up the electorate into The implications of these lessons of The district system would provide a more than a bother to them. districts the new representative system Black History are basic. We can do for would bring much closer link between the people "Those who do not know history are about the death of Greek On Issue V we urge a "no" vote. ourselves and we must. Since the white and their bound to repeat it." political machines that have been able to representatives, thus We are not opposed to the new man and his system is set against Black power some candidates into office, or it alleviating one of the prime faults of "People who take no pride in noble people doing anything of significance for least limit their range of activities. Cabinet structures nor the tax raise, achievements of remote ancestors will the current Board. Black people, we must find a way to but rather the way in which the two never achieve anything worthy to be Campaign buttons, matchbooks, counteract him and It. This dictates a handshakes and campaign-eve soundtrack Issue II also deserves a "yes" were bonded together to assume remembered with pride by remote certain type of politics on our part. We descen dan ts. "--Macauly. parades would disappear. So would the vote. The "Sleep amandment" is the mutual passage. We feel that the must concern ourselves with the politics of caravan of Domino's Pizza cars that proposed cabinet is liberation, the struggle for followed the parades last year. remnant of a petty power struggle structure a In the following few lines let us get self-determination and Fourth in the vision, tools and One pitfall has been avoided. ASMSU five years ago and serves only as a definite improvement over the old down, and deal in some plain thinking. This skills necessary to build a nation. For those has acknowledged the existence of blockage to the kinds of positive and needs implimentation. Further, article is supposed to fit in with the whole since the advent of the European, should of us in campuses this means a new aGtioiv that today's student body we have no major objection to the idea.ot.it "Negro History Week." WeJiava. demonstrate to us that people, like, perspective' on studies. This means' that minority groups other than blacks in the tax hike can be justified. We changed the name, called it "Black History ourselves have long been shaping and owhen we. «peak 'In 4erms.of Black itudles danratwte. It was not worth a great "<> toleven though they are to tx -Week", ^African Heritage Week", and so ' leading their lives in a manner they decided we must speak in terms of the job to be deal five years ago, and now is feel, however, that the one should on. In the end we are still doing the same appointed by the student administrator of upon and enjoyed. This aspect of our done. Black Studies must interpret all Black Affairs. not ride on the other and completely irrelevant. The only that, if thing by getting caught up in the history will conclusively show that in terms disciplines, natural sciences, social science, Issue V fails, the Student Board That's a start. commemoration of dead heroes of African of law and social order, culture, the potential danger in eliminating this liberal arts, technology, interpreted in But will making student government section would be if ASMSU wished should immediately hold another descent. We are a people much in need of spiritual expression of a people, as well as terms of how those disciplines can be used reevaluating our self image. We are a people more representative make it more relevant? to contribute funds to political referendum in which Issue V will be civilization, the. material expression of a to build a Black nation and counteract Would there be more people in the ASMSU that had long been sick due to the candidates divied into two separate issues on the people, our forefathers and mothers oppression. Black studies are all studies offices, or just more people not at their this is, however, oppressive devices of "Hie Man" and his — Cabinet and the Tax. developed societies which are yet to be interpreted in a manner which will allow' work? already forbidden by the Student system. We are also a people who often equaled by the white world. In short, here Black people to apply themselves to find release in emotional ranting and raving Student government at MSU is not i Board Code of Operations. is proof that we can run our own lives. developing a healthy Black community. This These are our recommendations and other militant masturbation. Usually once-a-week-on-Tuesday business. It's i is to say that all knowledge is relevant, Tlie "Yes" and we hope you will give them we are doing nothing to affect that system, Second, when we inquire into Black full-time, non-paying job that is juggled on Issue III. According to challenge to Black people is to interpret History in the United States we should see along with full-time student status. a study conducted by the Judges some thought. In the final analysis, only placating ourselves. Part of the and apply it in the interest of Black people. It's being concerned about students' that the aunts, uncles and counsins, that themselves over a period of two how you vote must be your own process of blowing off steam is "Negro Black history would Indicate that in order the sons and daughters and the grandsons lives, keeping in contact with them and decision when you have made up History Week", in which "the Man" allows to achieve the utmost benefit from the years the present Traffic Court - us a moment to bask in the glory of George and grand-daughters of slave-owners, formal educational process, it must be being available to them at their your mind, though, do vote. cannot give black people their freedom. We convenience. makeup is less than totally efficient. Washington Carvers and Charles Drews. We controlled by Blacks. We agree that their proposed in the black student community around have been enslaved and oppressed for Above all, it's keeping student! changes -The Editors economic reasons which benefit those When we, as a people, see these things interested in what student government li the country, have picked up on this Black in Black history, we will no longer History thing and demanded Black Studies slaveowners and their relatives. These doing. participate in Black History Week and the Hie proposed constitutional revisia programs to engage in further "millitant" people know that we can build nations and like by control our own destinies, they don't want commemorating dead Black heroes. might turn out to be only a short-tern masturbation. It is not my intention to We will instead look to history for undermine the importance of Black history us to understand this. Understanding panacea. It admits to today's students tU inspiration and instruction, while spending A great green or Black studies. I rather intend to lend a different perspective, another would be a danger to their economic well-being. Black history shows that, no spend, not matter how well intentioned American our time plotting a Black Future! We will only this week every year, but something is wrong government and proposes a change. Bu whether the change would do more thin with student interpretation. every week of the year developing visions Black history should indicate several white folks seem to be, anything that they and models, seeking and just regroup the problems is doubtful. do which helps Black people is a practicing control, Instead of solving what is wrong f things to us as African people. First, if we building virile and beautiful communities. by-product of something which benefits Is this not in student government, ASMSU might inste* began with our continental African of essence what the African strangely heritage, Black history should show us that we are capable of building and governing nations. The history of Africa, before and themselves. Black History Week makes thousands for Pepsi-Cola, Segrams and other concerned establishments. Black Heritage is Peace and Power all about? be falling into a Mad Hatter's Tea Parti tactic. And all they'll be doing is dirtyinj» lot of dishes. A union spokesman stated he drivers demand now, and their couldn't understand what had motives for pulling this strange sick POINT OF VIEW happened, but that the absenteeism gamut in the middle of a contract are must be the result of an epidemic. still unclear, but one thing is certain; Funny that the disease is limited if the union officials and the only to bus drivers. A local radio station termed quite accurately, the green and white flu. At least the cure to the epidemic it, University don't get together and reach a settlement before long, students who paid an exhorbitant S20 for a bus pass have every right to ASMSU strangled by structure is green. demand a refund for every day the EDITOR'S NOTE: The following financial base to operate from. government is a pathological anachronism is a death warrant to this import* The present body of ASMSU does not that can no longer be tolerated. We have revision. point of view was submitted by Bill . - No end is in sight for the strike, buses are out of service. That could lend itself to adequately involving the sought to correct this error in the proposed Rustem, ASMSU Chairman, and student body in decisions affecting their Whether or not you support the aw cost the University over $4,000 per revisions. and union officials still deny any Charles Mostov, ASMSU Vice changes in the structure of ASMSU, class day or $20,000 per week for as University life - style. Problems of Restructuring the Board is a start, but opportunity now exists for you, » knowledge of what is happening. Chairman. participation and activity ultimately we must now look at the programs ASMSU Supposedly the bus drivers are long as the union officials continue student, to effectively voice your opim® revolve around the "communication gap" attempts to provide for the students. At dissatisfied with their present job Very often when governments or concerning the role of students at » _ to play dumb and deny any between student representatives and those present, our Cabinet is restricted to Please exercise that opportunity organizations begin to operate in an to whom they are responsible. At present, classification. The drivers are upset knowledge of the wildcat strike. • inefficient manner it is suggested that the operations within an inadequate budget Thursday, February 12th. that each member - at - large is constitutionally and from a highly inaccessible base of they fall into the same That would be an unfortunate structure of such an organization be classification as garbage collectors. altered. This may be the easiest and most responsible for soliciting opinion and operations. Moreover it is severely limited situation for the University to find thought from 32,000 people. This is a In the scope of its creativity painless way for the members of such by its Perhaps their pride is hurt by that idea, but they are probably more itself in since a contract has already organizations to duck responsibility for physical impossibility. The only way ASMSU can respond to the needs and constitutional dependence on the Student Board. In its editorial of February 9th, the Letter policy been their mistakes, or incompetence concerned with their bank accounts signed and there is little may have desires of the students is to be in constant State News criticized us for caused the decline. However trying to sneak The State News welcomes all J< than their egos. justification, if any, for demanding a some contact with them. We feel that the a tax raise through by attaching it to the wage hike in the middle of the year. organizations are strangled by their proposed district representation will issue on cabinet autonomy. They should be typed and signed wit structures. No matter how hard the Idealistically, it home town, student, faculty or The drivers are members of the Before the University has to resort to accomplish this end. No longer will a would be nice to create an efficient cabinet members try to run an efficient standing, and local phone a refund, perhaps it should consider student representing Case Hall live In an without raising taxes. Unfortunately we American Federation of State, organization the framework thwarts them. included. No unsigned letter . apartment miles away from his must face the economic facts that for the County and Municipal Employes, using students, who would be more Some give up and some look to change. constituents. Further, if we propose to cabinet to take an innovative role in the accepted for publication, and no lette than willing to work for less than This latter situation exists in ASMSU. be printed without a signature excep AFL-CIO, the same union that affect substantial, serious change, we future and to reach more students through We have often been criticized for not extreme circumstances. All letteR struck last September. That dispute $3.38 an hour, to put the buses back cannot afford to ignore the most pressing decentralization, a broader financial base is . in operation. being responsive to student needs and for social imperative. A grant of autonomy without less than 300 words long for public* was settled and the bus drivers got- problem in the United States today - being elite and not willing to work on a that of race relations. A lily • white student without editing. the same pay raise that the other grass roots level in ASMSU. Our progress an accompanying grant of additional funds Not only would that resume bus minmnnm union members received, but now has been called poor and unimaginative. ' T0CAV16 ABRAHAM LINCOLN'S service and end an ill - conceived, they've apparently decided to change senseless strike, but combined with These criticisms have a great deal of merit and we would be derelict in our duty if we &IRTHWW...WHO, WUAWASKlUikS toVWTHlNKlSWXlD) "THAT MENTION ABOt^ HIS 7 MI6HT BE 00 W THINK I'LL 6ET J® 116!VE,0UT horses in mid-stream. ABRAHAM LINCOLN ? OKAV, I'LL VEU. the University's work - study did not attempt to correct the problems ^..ABRAHAM LINCOLN UAS OUR PICTURE KIN? ON ALL THOSE f INTERESTING AN "A" ? In that September package, bus program, it could be an instant cure that provoke them. To this end we have SIXTEENTH KING AND HE (U4S THE PENNIES?/ to the drivers' "sickness" and aid proposed several basic changes in the FATHER OF LOT'S WIFE..." drivers received an increase of 26 ASMSU Constitution. The most important cents per hour, an 8.6 per cent students with financial problems. of these involves the revision of the increase, giving them a $3.38 hourly representative structure of ASMSU, a more wage. How extensive a raise the -The Editors autonomous cabinet, and a realistic Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 12, 1970 5 ASMSU raps on the Constitution lew fiscal needs the whole political without a budget it can provide circus side-shows. Great Issues has lost spectrum; might be done yet if we can find only volunteer labor to man the offices. year's Board, hopefully elected from Districts and closer to the people than this year's Board, The University takes plenty of money from us every HOME OF LOW LOW EVERYDAY PRICES $1,800 I merely suggest alternatives, registration to do with what it this year. There used to can pick the alternatives and wants. Let's take ustify larger be a This year's Board will be out of develop the services fifty cents contingency fund and more for ourselves to tax to cover such office by the time this tax is do with losses, but this year's budget had collected, programs that students demand, what we want. Vote YES on no if it passes. Next if the funds are available. Issue V. money for a contingency fund. The losses are EDITOR'S NOTE: The comes in being every Wednesday covered from Pop Mowing was written by Doug afternoon and advises students Entertainment, Experiment in democracy on legal which made ycock, President of Men's problems. To retain a money Fall Term. If Pop ails Association. The views lawyer in this town can cost Entertainment should lose resented are his alone and do $75-100; individual students can qaoney, which it has from time see this lawyer for $3, because necessarily represent the to time in the past, a lot of EDITOR'S NOTE: The And it is to the basic the retainer is paid by ASMSU. principles constitutional mandate no ewsof MHA. programs would be following point of view of democracy and fairness that Every week we turn students seriously was I longer necessary to insure that threatened. submitted by Rodney Watts, call upon in every student in away, but there is no money to Remember "Spartacuss," the ASMSU Senior participation. o The Editor: evaluating this proposal. Let's hire the lawyer two days a week. State News Action Line? It Member-at-large. not be afraid to one likes to pay higher was experiment. For those of you who fear Legal Aid wants to set up a bail jointly funded by ASMSU With the recent appointment Moreover let's further evaluate , even when the increase fund for students, but there is and "black control" of the board I niy amounts to one small coke no money. Another possibility: the State News. This year of two black students as general the conditions that have made can only point out that we ;gry two weeks. But most student governments at nobody could pick up the tab. and senior members - at - large, such a proposal necessary and would have only two seats out With the tax :cple are willing to vote for universities are some increase, next ASMSU for the first time since look toward the day when black of sixteen, which in my challenging rules year's Student Board its inception in 1965, officially people allowed to actively (gher taxes if they know where like on-campus can are estimation is not nearly enough, ,e money is going. Let me requirements in the courts.living develop new programs. Here are recognized that there are indeed participate in our democratic but a rational and justifiable They a few examples of black students on MSU's process, thus idicate, then, some of the proposals campus making a start. the Student Board is are bringing class suits against rejected, primarily for lack of and that they have a great need unfair landlord practices. And funds: Man and Nature to be represented on a board king for a tax increase before they are winning. We don't have Bookstore sells books at which purports to represent "the out of office. rn^mmrm goes that option, for there is not whole student bodv." wholesale price. It has been The tax has been fifty cents enough money in the Legal Aid suggested that we ask profs to At the risk of nee October 1965. But the defense upsetting your fund. This year, the give their booklist only to Man democratic applecarts I'd like to Lriod 65-70 has been a period Legal Aid budget had to be cut and Nature, thus inform students of a saving students ^ great inflation. According to very e Federal government, erage price level has risen 20 the $1,000 from last year. Or look at Great Issues. Great Issues asked for $5,000 this the 20% markup. don't have the capital to Right now we enough books, even if we knew buy obvious fact: worked for black Democracy has not people. So here we stand on the horns of a §?• A PARTY, ^ r cent; the cost of services has year. It didn't get a cent. The they could be sold. There have revolutionary dilemma: Should 26 per cent. Student vernment is not unaffected. director was told to speakers that could break even bring only been proposals to make birth we alter our democratic control information available to life slightly, so as to permit way of I.G., Or Small Group Gathering ; pay more to use university ildings, to pay secretaries, to financially. The problem is, only every student who wants it. blacks and other minorities to • Then Plan To Stop At OADES extremists can attract There have take part in the democratic enough been proposals to y supplies, to hire bands and people to break even, for people rakers, etc. An inevitable ; ult is that services have not flock to the unusual. Lincoln Rockwell and George support experimental classes, in an effort to prove to University process or do we continue to exclude them at the risk of an J For All Your Party Supplies. -n able to expand as rapidly as Jerry College that there are even greater and more violent ■ Rubin broke Senator revolution? * Beer, Wine, and Liquor even; alternatives to the present ident population. Let me cite Muskie did II, ■ Kegs always in stock not; Ralph requirements that So along comes Article * „e examples. Abernathy did everybody not; Dick suffers through. There is Section2, sub-section j, in the g * Wide assortment of party One heavily used ASMSU Gregory did not; Max Lerner did a snacks proposal to put services in the proposed revision to the ASMSU * am is Legal Aid. Legal Aid not. Given a budget, Great Issues Constitution which provides that Party Glassware n retainer an complexes instead of only at * Wide variety of mixes attorney who can bring in good speakers from Student Services Building. This the Office of Black Affairs ■ appoint two "persons of color" Everything you need to make your to the board annually. At first ■ party a success, except people glance this would immediately ASMSU tax sorely needed upset you patriotic democraticians, for it goes EDITOR'S NOTE: The social problems IN DEPTH. localized Great Issues programs, against your conception of democratic principles. OADE'S PARTY STORE "lowing point of view was At present and in the But I ask you, is democracy 314 S. imitted by Bob Grossfeld, student needs far exceed the future, bringing important speakers to Clippert the various itself not an experiment. And as 485-4944 MSU Cabinet financial dormitory such has it not been proven time President, and capabilities we now complexes. We want to be able Mon.-Thurs. 10 a.m. -11 p.m. e Shore, ASMSU Member have. To deal with to fight test cases in court for and again that it has failed Fri. - some YM* r n. && aSat. 10 am. -12 p.m. - large. specifies: such matters as a Uniform Lease pitifully insofar as "adequately" In the State News editorial Feb. 9, some very interesting 1) Legal Aids: their 1969-70 among apartment houses. A budget,, request was1 for$131,000owned and operated whifih. ,Woul*>iha« (tindHided'wSP-PP representing a minority group of its constituency? As such, then ,l$t us not be afraid to .continue VltUL JL1 WL ts were put fortfr regarding ' $6,000 Bail Bond fund. Our lookedjdH^rtmentoatore into which would easily is feeing and expand upon this proposed constitutional budget capabilities limited them make living expenses at college experiment when "old ways" has your nges, while some others were to have proven to be ineffective. a $4,000 budget which king depth. includes only a $2,000 Bail somevj^iatlessthan are Hie treatment of Issue 5 wed little, if any, knowledge Bond fund which is so limited in fashion look STUDENTS scope that any major crisis the present and future would have to go by without 'ations which the students of ASMSU help. U and ASMSU must face. 2) Great Issues: How long The increase in the student has it been since these programs AND which the State News have been either "great" or ckly labeled "bombshell," FACULTY a "issues?" In the four years since nothing more than an our last tax increase costs of "ortunate necessity when top speakers have risen 250 percent. ing to meet student needs. : $1.00 tax which presently 3) Pop Entertainment: While MAIKE SAVE this program has done well this s for the State News is on the e order. We are sure that if year, it has lost many opportunities for top name paper could be produced groups because of a time/money aper, the editors would lower factor. These time/money losses 1MOINEY ir tax request. The problem is are passed on in the decision as t the $1.00 is needed in both to what tickets will cost. With o meet student needs, the $1.00 tax we can eliminate the past, Cabinet these losses. There is also a grams have had to operate on surface level because the pessary funds weren't Spring Pop Festival in the planning stages, but this too requires the type of flexibility They lacked the which the $1.00 tax can BUY depth to pursue Aside from these programs, bring. • LP RECORDS -AUDIO EQUIPMENT itutional, academic and we hope to be able to set up • PRE RECORDED and BLANK TAPES •MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Lefs and ACCESSORIES TALK TURKEY FROM THE INVENTORY 0F aboutyour the WORLD'S LARGEST RECORD, TAPE and INCOME TAX Taxe» gobbling up your Income? Maybo you're BOTH AUDIO DEALER & WHOLESALE PRICES net claiming all the FEDERAL legal deductions you're Alin ""owed. BLOCK will !5 ««e to STATC it you get all you're entitled to laves you . time, worry, . . 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Butler 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Februai -1970 Forms St. Louis Opera Theatre ava for Army brings Don Giovanni' to 'U' Mozart's opera, "Don gallant libertine, Don Giovanni, Theatre, will portray Zerlina, the at Texas Technological College has The MSU Dept. of Military Science is accepting applications for the Army Reserve Officer Training Crops two - year • required to serve active period of two yMts enrolled l„ the H.,t £»I!" I , I Giovanni," will be presented in whose ruthless pursuit of the country girl whom Don who also performed program. The deadline for ladies and blasphemous conduct Giovanni tries to lure to his extensively with opera English by the St. Louis Opera Theatre at 8:15 p.m. Monday in deserve the punishment he castle. companies in Europe. applying is Friday. The Army ROTC two - year the program u choice of service in tta'S&flI r,„u receives. Conductor and artistic ? the MSU Auditorium. The opera is a Series "A" attraction in The opera is in two acts. Miss Blaylock, a native ol St. Louis and a graduate of Webster director for the St. Louis Opera program is designed specifically to All the needs of junior college branches of the Any male Army f1'' There will be two intermissions. Theatre is Edward Murphy student ha«n. ■ College there, has just returned two years MSU's Lecture-Concert Series. The young nobleman, Don from a year of study and whose conducting experience graduates and students of four - remaining on cTJ* I of Mozart's may pick up application & One opera Giovanni, will be played by Roy performing in Germany and includes many years with the year colleges, both graduate and the Military Science l masterpieces, "Don Giovanni" Samuelson. Samuelson, a Switzerland. Chautauqua Opera Company and undergraduate, who have not Room J f ' was first performed in Prague in taken ROTC during their first 2, Demonstration Hall'. 1787. It is the story of the baritone, is a faculty member at Massetto, fiance of Zerlina, the St. Louis Symphony. He also two years. lover and the Indiana University and also will be played by William served on the music faculty at legendary Spanish performs frequently with the Ledbetter, noted baritone with Stephens College in Colombia, In order to qualify for this ATL 113 offers New York City Opera Company the New York City Opera Miss. officer training program, at Lincoln Center. The St. Louis Opera Theatre, students must pass the ROTC Company. The Patricia Blaylock, performed numerous major roles who has In the role of Commendatore of Seville will be the now in throughout its 15th season, tours Missouri and qualifying examination and a physical examination. Both will new approach,! 3 alternatives beautiful, faculty member presents operas at the August administered after with the St. Louis Opera William Lucas, a be the Opera Festival in St. Louis in application forms have been addition to performances processed in February. The Dept. of Amo« L young Our Most outside the state. The orchestra is made up of Emotion Those accepted are required to attend a six week summer Thought and Language has announced three alternrti* (Tj I Popular - whicS recruiting musicians from the St. Louis tracks to ATL 113 Two camp at Fort Knox, Ky., this Symphony Orchestra. performers "get into" their roles in Mozart's opera, the requirements for Tickets are available at the "Don Gioranni" to be presented at the Auditorium at 8:15 summer to make up for the first two years of ROTC. but approach the 20th that coZ Student Tour Europe J ad to MSU Union Ticket Office. Monday night by the St. Louis Opera Theatre. The Army ROTC officer is in a different manner. ATL 112A is ce„ entity I was only 'The Golden Bear" visiting France, Switzerland, Italy,) Big Al's s REID CONCERT "Minorities in America." cover the American immigrants and black affairs. it W| Indians the I I Austria, Berlin, Denmark, Swdden, Norway and England.) one ■ ATL 113B will focus on the I study of 20th century issues hv column wide, > " FEATURING the Passion Play at Oberammergau. 51 unexcelled days $1997. FREE brochure at > is a | Pianist Richard Reid, East Piano perform Bach's "Prelude and piano faculty there. stu using the entire text of books. The two tracks are in the spring schedule books. fil liste 1 , but her soft COLLEGE TRAVEL 130 West Grand River 351-6010 * Restaurant j Lansing freshman, will be heard in concert at 8:15 p.m. Feb. 20 in the Music Auditorium, Reid, who performed last year Fague in D Minor," Beethoven's "Sonata (Waldenstein)," "Ballade in in F C Major Chopin's Major" and has Reid has performed in recitals in the mid contests. won - Michigan area and several statewide The third track is not in the spring term book. Called "American Hiought in listed I schedule Radical | Literature," its words with the Lansing Symphony at the Dollar Pops Concert, will "Toccata" by Roy Harris. Majoring in applied piano, The recital public without charge. is open to the section available. times are not vet } 1 Reid has studied piano for told me MSU INTERNATIONAL FILM SERIES SAVE $1.00 on any L. P. several years with Joseph Evans, our presents £H9NM& SUNDAY, FEB' 15th only Noon - 5 P.M. professor of music. For three summers Reid Grandmother's hosts future MetroGoMwynMayer presents Peter Glenvillrt Production starring JWWTHE THE STEREO SHOPPE NeJac of East Lansing attended the National Music Camp at Interlochen, and in the concert of five band OCCULT summer of 1968, studied under 543 E. Grand River 337-1300 Fernando Laires, head of the Richard Burton • ElizabethTaylor might Alec Guinness • Peter Ustinov Frijid Pink, Maxx and Ormandy will appear in concert for two shows Sunday at Grandmother's. Also appearing will be WMTand the Rumor. be with They lie, they cheat, Dick: Next time you leave the country why not take one of Union The first show of the concert, co-sponsored by Grandmother's and WVIC, will begin at 3 p.m. and end at 7 p.m. The second Board's flights? It'll help Federated they fight inflation. show will begin at 8 p.m. and conclude at midnight. Admission for each show is $2. Two Hobie's coupons will be given with each j* destroy... admission. Department they even - try to Michigan State University Spiro: Go to your rodm, DicTc. J Stores, Inc. love. Hi M «vart bluow S VlU ' | • D^partm2nt 1 7:00 &; 9:00 J 2:P.M.-4 -5:45 - 7:30-9:30 I * A A A A At 7:45 & 9:15 2 GREAT STARS IN A WONDERFUL FILM!, STARTS TOMORROW DILIITT TONIGHT AGAIN AND CONNIE AND CLYDE lian Gish Catch them ie Movies both. M i BOTH IN COLOR with Miss Gish in person and a program of rare early films including Griffith, Chaplin, Keaton. ELECTRIC IN CAR HEATER! ★ ★ ★ ★ This Lillian Gish evening provides a fascinating glimpse of the early cinema as well as a tribute to one of its all-time greats. TONITE! BIG Miss Gish offers a lively running commentary about the stellar [BLOOD-A-RAMA personalities of the silent screen. It was fascinating, and the PROGRAM capacity crowd awarded the star a standing ovation." "BRIDES OF BLOOD" — COLOR - SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER "BLOODHEND" "BLOOD DRINKERS" COLOR — - TONIGHT-8:15 p.m. "BLOOD CREATURES" FEATURES SHOWN UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM IN THE ABOVE Public ORDER. PROGRAM " $2.00; Student Admission $1.00 with validated FULL TIME IS UNCLASSIFIED ELECTRIC Show I.D. at door. IN CAR Tickets on sale at Union Ticket Office. HEATERS Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 12, 1970 7 Miss Gish to retrace film By ROBERT KIPPER accurate historians nistonans history State ri. News Reviewer of their anyone anyone who who ro^nrmi^oo recognizes the nf cnnh nminriinoc of such prejudices and an the k i basis # for importance of motion pictures, Miss Gish entered films as a in the value of films, she mack- Miss Gish an invaluable understanding of the role and Ker exSon "Lillian Gish and the Movies' perfected her talents amid the of It » growth of the film industry, will Iter experiences and friendships child star at the turn of the _ - - _ - flamboyance and confusion of ^^ ^ authority on early films. Her durability since those ZS fe Gish has discuss her favorite subject — the throughout long and varied century when films and film the industry's infancy!^ appeare(j jn Car(jjnar' and movies — at 8:15 tonight in the a stars were frowned days - in sound films, television career promise to make it an upon as Working side by side with ' Comedians " on the University Auditorium. low-class amusement ai,u u„ stage - make her an stage The evening not to be missed by presented such master filmmakers as D. W. equally important source on tne "I Never program, entitled by low - class people. In defiance Griffith, Victor Seastrom and San„ For Mv Fflthpr "Lillian Gish and the Movies," changing •— trends «» in —♦ entertainment ?ang . For My Father' over the Broadway; and "Arsenic and Old takes the audience back to the past 50 years. Lace" on television. early days of silent films. Miss Gish, combining first - hand PETITION DRIVE Hfr include "Birth of a Nation,' screen credits According to most observers, Miss Gish's knowledge of films is Broken Blossoms and The knowledge and vintage film Scarlet Letter.' Pauline Kael, matched onl „ her nal clips, retraces a vivid era when charm Director Peter Glenville today Students back Hart pioneers like Douglas Fairbanks, s most demanding film writes: "Lillian would be critic, wrote "f of M,cc Miss ri,ch Gish' c equally Rudolph Valentino, Mary at home with the Beatles and Pickford, Charlie Chaplin, D. W. performance in "Scarlet Letter:' with the Griffith and herself raised films "Her Hester Prynne is one of the Archbishop By LINDA KNIBBS md * enJb5tine student Plans to send members most Canterbury. And they would from lowly curiosities to works State News Staff Writer to beautifully sustained equally appreciate her." of art. support. MSU is the campus performances in screen history — dormitories, fraternities and Her performance — a MSU suDDorters of Son he*dJiyarters for his re-election sororities to elicit more mercurial, delicate, passionate. SAVE $1.00 mixture of personal charm, Philip A. "EST humor and fond recollections — re-election will move into action bid to from other schools in the state. andpublid.vrorH.rt. support There screen isn't an actress today, and perhaps there on the SUNDAY, FEB. on any L. P. 15th only A handbook on Hart's never was another who Noon 5 P.M. has been hailed wherever she has Feb. 20 when petitions for "Workers are needed to can move - toured with it. She received senatorial . .. elections - . political background is being check old voter lists, get the like Lillian Gish: it's as if no THE STEREO SHOPPE become warm avaUable for circulation. prepared for distribution within petitions signed, remind people bones, no physical barriers stood NeJac of East receptions in Moscow, the next two weeks. It will Lansing Paris, London and her program jeri ^oie to register to vote and between her intuitive 543 E. Grand River 337-1300 uak Park senior, contain quotes, his urge them was the surprise hit of the and Steve Deftnzo, Okemos voting record to go to the polls," Cole said, in the Senate and his Edinburgh Film Festival. senior, two of Hart s staff position on 3RD WEEK! issues during his 12 years as a Hart "Only the people who lived representatives told members of supporters must not Michigan senator. relax their At 1:00-3:05-5:10 through the era, who are the real Alliance to Seek a Newer World campaign, since the This year national participants in the drama as it Tuesday night, that students will problems Democratic turnout is usually 7:15-9:25 p.m. Realism occurs, know the truth," Miss be needed to work on a door to - Df concern to Hart include the Vietnam war, opportunities for light in an off-year election, Lillian Gish, actress whose name is almost legendary in the Gish wrote in her - door campaign for DeCenzo said. All-NEW . . . NEVER SHOWN recently petition blacks and the film world, demonstrates her passion for published autobiography. "The signatures. The petitions to question of AAAAAAAAAA BEFORE! this is the one authenticity by national priorities, Cole said. . . . sprawling on a real ice floe for a scene in "Way Down people of each generation, it support Hart as a Democratic East," a vintage film. seems to me, are the most candidate to the Senate are due SEEK will work with the • Before the • everybody is talking about! May 20 at Hart campaign Ingham County Democratic 0 5th Dimension, catch A headquarters in Detroit. ^ Party, Cole said. As a separate — FLY INTO ! said, campus organization they won't necessarily become absorbed in the {CHARLIE &l 20 YEARS party machinery. SEEK {PAUL Feb.20.21* OF ALASKAN WILDERNESS!" % Tickets Available % Civic Players' The presents 0 £ at East Complex Reception desks or 0 £ COLOR by DeLUXE [g] ^ at the door - 75c £ Next low talen^ "Viva Max . . . on JAZZ ' is one -al comedies that I have of the best there was talent. a miniscule amount of (for those who dig it) FRIDAY afternoon 3:30 - 7:30 NEWSHOUND? seen. It is vibrant, radiant 11 of zest. t the Lansing Civic Players' PANORAMA5 two-act I only saw the last act of the show, since they did that in the show bar Get All The News one first, but I know "Mame" As It Happens s of this fabulous show, backwards and forwards mm and e presented through even though the first act might 'ay at West Jr. High School have been better, I sincerely *DAILY -sing, which I saw at the doubt N.Y. Times it. After two hours dress rehearsal, is like a Chicago Tribune watching the Players, I think I Detroit Free Press -d ballon and strictly for got a good idea of their TOMORROW: Detroit News buzzards. I realize that capabilities and it would have TjBy KENNETH STERN J - ' b^en excruciating to stay any "It's all, as 'Mad Comics' * MONTHLY would have it, humor in State News Reviewer longif. Even some of the cast I Redbook ^"should not be given to vie Pli. yers as to Broadway opening and nothing short of a conversed with agreed. the jugular vein. It has the raucous truth Esquire There were a few "ionals, but the line should miracle could get the show in moments in the show, hoever. good of a cry from the yy E E K L Y Time Magazine Piayboy & Hundreds More iwn somewhere, and I'm shape. I cannot excuse, for Evelyn Machtel as Mame and balcony or the bleachers. There Newsweek o report that Director Mel instance, the fact that the show Carmen Deeker as Gooch did the is vigor in Life and Many More "Mame," a "Mame" was stilted, dance routines were best jobs of an otherwise gh the meatgrinder, fell far cut, lines were censored and this vulgarity. ordinary evening. All the best sellers in paperback of my even limited It's a laugh - Books and magazines on in for adults." every conceivable subject tations. 'SPECIAL LOW RFFR PRinPR" All books in alphabetical order by author also -Life mag. ii taking into account saw a dress reharsal, and excuse ns such mishaps as coming down in the place and people not < { COMMUNIT ng where to stand and the being sloppy. But this one night before the LOCATION - AT FRANDOR CENTER 8< MERIDIAN MALL Phone 351-5445 OPEN EVENINGS and SUNDAYS TILL 9 arathon Plus PUTNEY No one under 18 Starts TOMORROW P.M. Phone 351-7562 nee set SUN and visual effects by SWOPE" The Truth and Soul Movie Edison 83rd Li^it Show Phillips Sunday - Rock Concert TONIGHT! IN BRODY HALL nts in Phillips Hall, tired 50C COVER-ALL YOU CAN EAT MHA -WIC PRESENTS: grind of mid terms, have - to pull an all - nighter for free - wheeling fun citement. first MSU Marathon will be sponsored by s Hall Feb. 20 - 21 at the thon dancing hit its of popularity in the late Where do you find Central while at first the Michigan's on was merely a game for finest entertainment? The Harlequin! ysically fit, it seen became Pot of gold for the Now Appearing. days. STEVE MCOUEEN RICHARD CRENNJI of the depression, "nts might look forward twenty-five Hall is dollar check offering the last few RICHARD MTENBOROUGH -CANDICE BERGEN couple. competing couples must dancing will be at 9 p.m. Feb. 20. provided from 8 - The Fabulous • by the Pillow Cayse, and 'ssion price of 75c will be ■ Later, when popular IEHRY MILLER Provide the music, there - a reduced price. Free merits will be and served. MICKI McCHAY mor shakes SHOW 74, er Greece ENS (AP) a Hk JKJUIN "emor . strong rolled across WILL ALSO RUN FRI. AT WILSON 1° Greece Wednesday «ng buildings to AND SAT. AT CONRAD 75c sway, Metro Bowl S. tamor shook ALL SHOWS 6:45 & 9;45 P.M. up the Logan at Jolly < Naepiion and Corinth Rd. TU 20226. . re'oponesus, but ALSO SEE "THE ILLUSTRATED or no MAN" severe FRI. AT CONRAD. SAT. AT damage were at the Metro Bowl WILSON Jolice described It as ALL SHOWS 7:00 & 9:15 P.M. 75c JACK WESTON rick lenz • vtio scotti ■ irene hervey SlDIAMOND ABE BURROWS BAMLlS 6REDY 20 yelr?,ngeBt to hlt tbe STUDENT I.D.'S REQUIRED quimcy jones M.J. FRANKOVICH rw,., - GENE SAKS • n»-1 * OH ■ DAVID MERRICK 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 12 j Kawkawlin: big problems for a small long time Kawkawlin resident town By DAVE SHORT State News Staff Writer News Background voiced. But, most of the people n«ht was^'oUj on'ioj* J With a population of about there controlled their hostility. 750 people, Kawkawlin, Mich, unit coal train on the railroad basically a "dormitory" for "Yea, I buy gas there. It's 29 isn't used to being in the crossroads there. The freight people who work in surrounding public cents for one thing. And the 2 men die limelight. train's engineer was killed and Bay City, Saginaw, and Midland, Ramos' are nice people, for Robert Ramos .. , Until recently, about the four others were injured in the it had been a major area for Mexicans that is," another killed biggest events that occurred in accident. tourist gas and food. resident said. upon one man entering with the a ![ n0t»l The residents of Kawkawlin the town came when a bridge over the Kawkawlin River had barely stopped talking about the train wreck when two people Sales plummet Yet the bitterness hidden feelings came to a head and House. Both then shot and gbarte„deR>| killed w collapsed after a car hit it in Expressway 1-75 had given 1957 and when the residents were killed and six others were wounded in a barroom shootout the town a prosperous travel business from people heading in the Country House on Saturday, Jan. 3. People were also shooting exchange. woundSf.ai|,1*| J voted to merge with the Bay City Public School system in 1961. at tavem the month. - town's Country House restaurant early last toward northern Michigan. But, five years ago the highway department decided to revamp Verbal battle Adolfo Ramos, his father, Kawkawlin the murders; in^the and the aftier^°!j0|lli,| the But things have changed. In past eight months, The shootout people throughout the area. shocked 1-75. When the was new construction completed about two years and friends had spent most of longer in the public limeligh^P Kawkawlin, which lies approximately 90 miles from Although the town had ago, 1-75 ran northwest of experienced two murders before, Kawkawlin instead of going right "I knew something was going to here, has made the state and a stabbing during World War II through it. happen sooner or later. Those guys had local headlines twice as the scene and a beating in the early Gas sales plummeted. And been riding the Ramos brothers about of two separate tragedies. the Wreck and shootout 1900's, it had never experienced cheaper food markets like gas cuts all day. You can't ride people like In April, 1969, a six car anything like the shootout. Vescios, K-Mart, and Krogers in the Ramos for long, without Bay City vastly cut into the local something "Cannonball" collided with a freight train parked 97 car Empty potato chip bag Newspapers throughout the grocery trade profit Kawkawlin. Even the Country in Hospitality? flaring up." state attributed the shootout as The Country House, a combination bar, restaurant and hotel, 1 s rocked by a barroom brawl SAVE $1.00 on any L. P. House, one of the town's most and shootout late in the evening Jan. 3. the evening at the Country Adolfo being started by one man hitting prospering businesses, suffered. on Ramos and fckl SUNDAY, FEB' 15th only House that Saturday. brother Rumundo are Noon 5 P.M. another man with an empty The rerouting of 1-75 hurt into the proprietorship of the old Throughout the evening, they now yff - potato chip bag. the town badly but all five gas a prosperous one. Upon did the Mobil Oil station there. awaiting trial on charges M THE STEREO SHOPPE True, the incident was stations there still tried to make taking over, the Ramos brothers Kawkawlin's Gulf gas station franchise Mobil station, too. Bitterness had a running verbal battle with several other patrons, some of interfering with the incident. Their the police af J NeJac of East Lansing triggered by the empty potato a go of it. dropped their rates down to 29 cents per gallon. changed ownership towards Ramos family soon began to the which were in the gas business, faces charges of father sal 543 E. Grand River 337-1300 chip bag. But the real cause of Gas prices remained steady rapidly even though it cut its gas over the gas price reductions and with a knife felonious a^l the tragedy goes much deeper. The Kawkawlin murders at first — 35 to 42 cents a gallon for premium and 33 to 36 cents Other owners had area gas cautioned station rates. The town's oldest station, the another Standard Oil franchise, build. The fact that the Ramos brothers were Spanish other matters. during the fight. Both bartenders , origyl about partly because of a for regular. But, when two new Ramos brothers not to drop dropped its rates over three Americans didn't help matters. Arguments began to get cleared of any came charges. - gas price war and of racial Owners took over one of the their rates because it would cents in an attempt to counter Kawkawlin is a conservative, more heated as the night Although some of the tovM that had town's gas station, a bitter but reduce everyone's profits. Yet, the Ramos brothers. WASP, and rural town. A black proceeded. residents voiced tension slowly outrage about! embittered the town. quiet price war began. when the price cut came, its full family has never lived there and "I knew something was the incident, most have bear Kawkawlin is like any other Ramos cuts prices effect began to show. The town's largest Standard Hostility builds But still the Ramos brothers it has had few Spanish American residents. going to happen sooner or later. Those guys had been riding the content to just talk about "I told you so" terms. itbl Little typical American small town.| But, it has experienced hard Robert and Adolfo Ramos Oil station, which had been gas station continued to profit. "Why should I buy gas from Ramos brothers about the gas But even though the ft times during the past two years. bought out Kawkawlin's smallest "king" in the expressway days, After doing a large amount of them spies? I'm not going to cuts all day. You can't ride family is now widely disc Caesars Although the town is gas station; yet they turned it closed down for good; and so business, the brothers bought keep them in business. If they people like the Ramos for long and somewhat criticized u succeed here, pretty soon the without something flaring up," Kawkawlin, Adolfo Ramos m niggers will be moving in," one Kawkawlin's retired postmaster his brother's widow still Pizza Treat pointed out. fairly prosperous two sti«™ • n For a while, things settled down at the Country House. business. Although the affected their trade somewhat shootoutl But, then, someone hit the elder didn't cripple it. I Not only will you be able to Ramos with the potato chip bag. As for the its business is Country HouJ get the fastest free delivery ii What happened from then on is booming. AndtW town from our radio history. town itself has slipped back int dispatched trucks, but if you A fight between the Ramos normalcy. stop in to our Trowbridge group and some of the other Yet, there are many sm store you can watch Denny towns like Kawkawlin (our executive type) watch America which are experiential Roodies great spinning similar growth, race, Milly the chicken plucker economic problems. plucking chicken from < Sometimes it just deep fryer, or you could something like an empty pUMW] watch Ron (the executive chip bag to bring them out intu types boss), watch «Denny, the open. watch Roodies spinning Milly's plucking. On campus 337-1681 Off campus 337-1631 The Old World Look $295 Black enamel, diamonds and 14 karat gold com¬ bine to give the trea¬ sured antique look. THE NEW DIAMOND LOOK wide-bold beautiful Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 12, 1970 if&nHAT'S. 11a wna i ^ Delta offensive believed foiled Man Happening and Nature Bookstore issues ■ open invitation to sit in ...jn your a room dorm, read books, Meeting, tonight, 8:00 33, Union. Dr. p.m.. Room Joseph J. Lee, Assoc. Cafeteria. Matter Points . Last (continued from helicopters as spotted page segments of the enemy force but lost them darkness fell. Friday, while both the allied and enemy cease - fires 1) enemy soldiers camped near a clump of trees about 10 miles large southwest Special Hoa bf Forces the '"They looked at us and we looked at them," recalled one American camp at Moc with his hands over his face like a little kid who's been the act, told A North Vietnamese South caught in pretending he's not really there." prisoner Vietnamese a us "We circled held over one ground took a our fire them," as helicopter pilot said. "But after while of the guys on couple of shots at and the fireworks started." we the the On artillery North Saturday four fresh companies of Special Forces led mercenaries area behind a and swept into the barrage of allied air Vietnamese strikes. The firing - with anyone, sleep (we have a Professor of Humanities will speak on were in effect, U.S. scout American pilot. "I could interrogators later that he had intensified. Maoist Philosophy. Persons interested Free University Class, tonight, 7:30, been instructed not to fire on mattress), look at posters and helicopters observed about 30 guy crouched on see one Heavy shooting erupted. At first light Sunday, two in international realtions invited 304 Betsey. Dr. M. to Kreinin, the ground allied forces unless directly Two U.S. battalions of South Vietnamese t anything else. If we don't attend. Department of Economics will helicopters were it in stock we can probably threatened. U.S. and South forced down. The Special Forces rangers joined the battle and inttruct the clats Israel and it. See us in action from 9 ■ 5 Africa, A Vietnamese troops had the same attempted Fund control bill sent in a company of Cambodian to sandwich the If you're penniless (or even if you're Study in Technical Cooperation. ay ■ Friday, 326 Student not) and (Replacement for the scheduled instructions for their 24 hour - mercenaries but pulled it out at enemy force from the north and looking for a warm meeting of the Free University Clast: new year's truce. dark. south. atmosphere and friendly people who like to talk listen, sing and just enjoy Israel, a Model for Social Change.) By the end of the day ■ National Agriculture more being together, A similar restriction is than 100 of the enemy were Natural Resource Honorary come to the (continued from page 1) ICHTHUS, currently in force in Michigan as reported ar, spring term 1970. Featuring lecturers, "The Challenges of jr Recreation." The seminar is brought us the coffeehouse Multi - Media Montage and Brother Scott. It's this that Saturday The Following Free University Classes meet tonight: Extension of Sense of Touch - 7:00 inhibits dissent," Smith said. part "But I don't believe in throwing education of last year's higher appropriation bill, but MSU trustees North killed, including a Vietnamese executive officer, a battalion company eve, February 14th from 8:15 til - 311 EBH; ,s Agricultural Economics 482, rocks out of windows." when that appropriation bill commander and Guerilla Theatre 8:00 Snyder (continued from p B 1) Huff of Plymouth announced at a political you're tired. No cover. Just come and - - He said he has long been a expires June 2, in the spring catalog. It is Lower Lounge; Israel: Model for 30, the scholarship commissar. South Vietnamese bring your guitars, poetry, dissenter ("I dissent every day in restriction goes with it. community," he said. the June public meeting that o all undergraduate students, harmonicas Social Change - 7:30 - 304 EBH; In times past, the board has forces found documents and join the they would attend no more [carries 2 the House") but laws should not . . . academic credits. Guest " entertainment crew. 327 MAC in the Vocations for Social Change - 7:30 - Smith said he wants the not had enough time to discuss closed informal sessions at which identifying the three officers. e challenges 101 EBH. be broken while control basement of St. John's Student dissenting. to be statutory to items fully in the Friday public issues of public As expected, what was left of y governmental agencies from Center. Just look for the Sign of the "I don't contend that this provide an concern were the North Vietnamese ■ local to the f( il In tl bill will stop all the recent on-going policy. sessions, he said. force Fish. Any questions? Call Julie: WMSN "It may be very possible, fragmented into small relating outdoor & Shaw Hall present "Arch "These are items of units. 337-0514 or Jackie: 355-7081. troubles on our however, that In July the two left the About 100 Angel" mixer, February 13, 9 - 12 college many legislators considerable concern to portions North Vietnamese midnight, Shaw Lower Lounge. campuses," Smith said. "There who would vote for the of the University and informal meeting after a motion managed to break out and Organization of Arab Students are a number of measures which restrictions they defeated headed to the southeast. ita Induction Banquet on a bill that expires require major discussion," was to change Arabian Night, Arabic food and have been introduced which are he lay, 6:30 p.m.. Centennial SDS meeting, tonight, 8:00, Union every year would hesitate to said. discussion of residence hall rates Entertainment, Saturday, February designed to SAVE $1.00 Kellogg Center. Dr. Hunt, quell campus make them part of permanent from the private to the on any L. P. E 14, 7:30 p.m., University United Building, Old College Hall. To disorders The issue of opening informal public School of Human Medicine will Methodist Church, Harrison Road. Discuss support for bus drivers and and punish the Michigan law," he said. agenda. SUNDAY, FEB. 15th only sessions has been before the "The Changing Philosophy campus worker - student alliance. ringleaders. "If it doesn't out of Noon come trustees for several months. "Huff and White said - 5 P.M. (ledical Education in the United The MSU Sports Car Club will "This is just one of them, committee, then we'll offer it as they " Members being promoted to The and I hope it is a small would have left the January THE STEREO SHOPPE present Bridgehampton slides tonite Cellophane Box presents a Dance step in an amendment on the Democratic trustees Clair fe status will be inducted at 5:16 higher informal meeting had it not been NeJac of East in 31 Union at 8:30. The club Concert featuring the great the right direction." education bill," he said. White of Bay City and Warren Lansing "Woollet." 9 -12 Saturday, February opened to the press. 543 E. Grand River Gymkhana this Sunday, open to all 337-1300 racing enthusiasts in the area, will be 14. Immediately following will be a it'l Projects Committee held in Lot Y from 1 - 6 p.m. A wide coffeehoute from 12-2, featuring iioning, February 9 - 10. tome fantastic folk open course Is planned to especially tlngert. 75c for a Honing open for ASMSU greet evening. Come and join ut, at appeal to 'Pony' cart. Info 351-1085. What irnate Undergraduate the Cellophane Box, in the Brody paying for isentative to the Advisory fions n International available In room 307, it Services Building. Projects, MASS (Mexican American Students at State) meeting, tonight, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m., Union, Tower Room, 4th Multi-purpose room. MSU Management Club trip to are you Floor. Topic: Youth Conference. Continental Can Co. - Three Rlvert I and Nature Bookstore needs a Michigan, Friday, February 13, meet Snyder Duplicate at 8:00 a.m., Teak Room Ik-study accountant. Call Bridge Club - Eppley Art & Duplicate Bridge Tournament, Center. Mgt. representative w||| 6633 for information. meet Engineering Supplies? tonight, 7:30 p.m., Snyder Hall with the group. West Shaw Black Symposium 8:00 PM Shaw Lower If it's more than these prices Lounge Sunday, February 15 'Nigeria: A New Nation' Thursday, February 26 'Now is the Time' it's too much. Sunday, March 1 'The Negro and the American Promise' Thursday, March 5 'Color Us Black' Don't let so called discount prices Tuesday, February 17 8:00 Shaw Lower Lounge fool you. It's what you pay that counts. Or. Qunnlhfcfc.'i HrfW' MBttWtfiauM L White relationships, Racial fear, Racial psychological differences and will answer iny questions raised after his presentatlbn. Pen Points, Pencils Misc. 20o Spetdball pan point No. A-0 7o Crow Quill pan point No. 660 Bsc Blook printing Ink, Oil base, 2 oz. tube 20o Prlimaoolor penoll (oolorad) 80o Unmounted linoleum 12" X 12" 16o/ft. 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State News Sports Writer Ralph Simpson was limping jump shooter and in order to shoot well I have to get up in the air. But I haven't been able to streak, Simpson has maintained his ever ■ present grin and his easy - going manner. He says the thought I could help the team," he said. "Even if I'm not hitting Center my shots I can always help on Spartan's Sitting in the International talking horrible about the slump, has helped Ralph with his problems — both physical and scoring — has been his "best even pleases rQy|J slightly as he walked down the get up to my peak. knee is getting better. the boards. In both games I Simpson said the team has to buddy," substitute guard Eddie corridor at Wells Hall — then he "You've got to feel "It feels better each day. started out good, too. regain confidence in each other Humphrey. broke into a grin and shook his comfortable when you shoot. Every now and then I get a "I haven't lost confidence in and in its ability to win. "Ed helped me with the It was amazing shooting no matter who head. you Wpro It's a habit that's made up of twinge in it . . when I jump or my shot but I guess right now I "The team has got to pull knee," he said. "He told me to That describes Ohio State's performance "I've never had an injury of fundamentals. When one of the . make a quick cut it hurts. I shouldn't be shooting as much." together," he said. "Everybody's take it easy . . He tried to they connected on 37 of 54 shots from the flool» # f Tuesda^ any kind before until this one," know when I jump that the pain Even the elderly ladies who kind of down right now. We've build up my confidence. fundamentals breaks down it shots from the free throw line. Those he said. "It sure came at a bad hurts. is going to be there. It was really listen to the MSU games on the just got to get down to business "After the game, Eddie statistics enough, in that rarely will you find team maintli? 1,1 15 a time." "But I'm not really worried bad at Wisconsin but it felt a radio while they knit their and polish our mistakes and the stayed back in the hotel with me Since the brilliant MSU while some of the other guys shooting percentage on field goals than on free ?h? "'S about it," he added. "I've played little better against Ohio State. grandchildren socks know what only way to do that is to work Bucks' case it was .685 to .682. thr°W8' bf sophomore sprained his right basketball for so long that when His coach, Gus Ganakas, left Simpson means to the Spartan's harder in practice. went out. We just walked around knee at Purdue over a week ago, the knee heals I'll be all and talked about Even the quiet and modest Fred Taylor right." it up to Ralph as to whether he offense. When Ralph doesn't hit "Our team has to play as a different his scoring has taken a nose - team more than anyone else things. He knew my knee was Buckeyes, seemed pleased with the team's efforts.' dive. Simpson has made just 13 because we have less height and hurting me." "Some shooting out there, huh?" he comment of his last 47 shots from the less talent than most teams." It has been a strange season » I floor in the last two games. His What MSU needs more than for Simpson — in some ways game. I was "I was really pleased with the way the guys happier with the way they worked the ballZ Pf £ f9! total of 35 points is just about rewarding but in other ways a anything else except maybe a They showed good teamwork tonight." his per game average. tall center — — is a playmaker, disappointment. man. i But nobody seems to know While he has received Taylor, who rarely finds the time or effort to assort J Simpson feels. He singled out how much the knee is bothering Minnesota's Eric Hill as an national acclaim as the best sports reporters, feels the Bucks still have a shot a72„?S him — not the coaches, the sophomore player in the title despite their three losses. ®?1 example. trainer or the team physician. "We don't have a leader on country, averaging over 30 "Sure Iowa has the inside track - Only Ralph knows the extent of any team that's untail our team, someone who knows points a game, MSU has been this far in the schedule is naturally the favorite " the pain and the restrictions it when to hold the ball to slow losing with increased regularity. he said i| has caused. they have three tough road games yet so they don't h down the tempo of the game. And now, mid-way through the wrapped up by any means." The Hawkeyes must meet SAVE $1.00 We need a guy that keeps Big Ten season, he has suffered Dlinois and Ohio State all away from home. on any L. P. hollering at us to play defense. A an aggravating injury and has With the Spartans' dismal season SUNDAY, FEB. 15th only coach can't do it from the been unable to hit his outside so far, crowd at Noon - 5 P.M. shot. bench, it has to come from (please turn to page 11) THE STEREO SHOPPE NeJac of East Lansing 543 E. Grand River 337-1300 7 ALL-AMERICANS The Finest in Top-notch trackmen travel Cooperative Living HEDRICK HOUSE 140 Haslett Rides In of the One bright bright moments for MSU Tuesday night, Rudy Benjamin goes up over Ohio to Jenison for 47th Relay & 332-0844 one rare State's Jim Cleamons for two points. Ralph Simpson (15) is screened out of rebounding athletes converging here from of Bowling Green top the finest jumping this year and I Info By DON KOPRIVA position by Buckeye Dan Andreas (22). the mid western area. group of distance men ever to competition from Notre DT State News Sports Writer Mike McMannon, Michim State News Photo By Wayne A. Munn Heading this group are seven run here. Although the Evans all - America choices from track Norris, the winner at last Russell and Drake's Bill pj or cross country. week's Western Michigan Relays, should be tough. Wehrwein and Carlos The two mile is especially Michigan's Warren Be GET IT FROM US has a best of 8:49.8 and has Washington races loom as the big loaded with talent as Ed Norris been a standout track and cross returning champ in thel attractions at Saturday's MSU of Kent State, John Dextras of country runner for three years. jump and will find MSlPil Relays, not to be overlooked is a Ohio State, Gary Harris of Sink is a junior and has grabbed Allen, Wisconsin's Mike f 6fl W FOR THE BEST CAR DEAL TRY DETROIT horde of other top - notch Western Michigan and Sid Sink all - America honors twice. He's Franke and McMannon 4 Any Make or Model New or Used The presents fast, with a 4:04.1 mile to his challengers. credit, and could run in either Larry Wolfe, an all -A| IN LANSING CALL AL or LOU LIQUOR BEER WINE the mile or Harris the deuce. and Dextras are choice in the pole vi frosh at Michigan, rates J 393-5329 JAZZ = TO TAKE OUT= relative newcomer*, but both have ftlwarty mtfdfriheir mark on favorite there while OhioS| Ray Hupp coi niPHinn best high jump at 6-10'A J niCniiNu duiuK ? - r7 ? ** ""{for else who dig it) Z PIPES - TOBACCO the national scene, placing 21st and 22nd in the NCAA meet last The 'hurdles promise! 1500 Kercheval FRIDAY afternoon 3:30 - 7:30 fall for national honors. Both hotly contested events,! Grosse Pointe Park, Mich. in the Show Bar 203 203 have won big meets this year, MSU's Charles Pollard, | MAC'S with Harris taking the Michigan Morrison and Wayne li North North Relays in 8:58.2 and Dextras providing competition I Wash. topping the USTFF field in Eastern Michigan stol Every Evening 9:01.8. Tipton, Ohio State's and John Heinrich, mr Jimf Wayne State's Don Robinson Closed Sunday and Holidays was all - America in the long Otto Nichols and Air Pj Paul Bauer. (487-0670) jump last year with a 25-3V£ The shuttle hurdle I leap, but he's had trouble should continue like tht| and low hurdles, State, MSU, Air Forctl Western Michigan boasting top quartets. I 100 000°° SKI p.m., The mile relay, the last event which goes should find MSI Michigan, Force as the top Missouri if squads, J Michigan is expected" SALE dominate the two mile relr MSU has looked imp in the sprint medley n should be challenged by M and Notre Dame. The di OPEN TONIGHT TIL 9 PM medley should see Notre ■ Michigan and P*" u"rt SKI WEAR BOOTS out. _ Notre Dame's medley! YAMAHA - KNEISSL - SCOTT - FISHER will likely be anchored by 1 Rick Wohlhuter, who ra¬ REIKER - LANGE - BINDINGS - the Irish to All • ' acclaim and third place "J ROSEMONT - MANY OTHERS in the two mile relay year's NCAA indoor ir- Cobo Hall in Detroit. Tickets for the u of Hanging prlced at $1 to to the student* 1 general public Ml session reserved seats J begin with the pole Ml EAST MICHIGAN AT FOSTER p.m. and the two ml® I 7:30 pn>- •" BILL & PAUL'S SPORTHAUS - GRAND RAPIDS preliminaries on the tr begin at 1:30 p.m. This ad is valuable! o. \n in/y/////l '//////mm '// l I M U\ \ WITH THIS AD...AND YOUR ORDER... YOU'LL GET ONE HOBIE'S COUPON & FIVE BONUS C0UP< ANYONE CAN STILL WIN THE TRIPS TO BOYNE MT. ABOVE OFFER GOOD FOR TODAY ONLY! DINE-IN, CARRYOUT, AND FAST, FREE DELIVERY Hotte's 930TROWBRIDGE &211M.A.C. PHONE361-3800 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan -SPORTS Thursday, February 12, 1970 11 MSU icer's By OLG OLSON team and coacn Amo Bessone and 16 assists), will be seek end to this weekend when the Spartans sidelined e News Sport* Writer with rib injuries received in the Gophers, boasting a 13-5 league to break a four - game invade Minnesota. The icers will face the first period of last Saturday's 54 record, Western are the leaders of the MSU to bri^J,t exists for apply the brakes on the involved in major penalties, at Bessone pointed out that the MSU. Five games have ended in iuiV overtime loss to Michigan Tech. Collegiate Hockey Wisconsin last Saturday resulting streak without your two Gophers in the Friday - Saturday Association, are seeking their losing skein, which has dropped |n 8°®! tending is expected to be ties. Overall the Spartans are in them from second one game suspensions. top6 as MSU's Rick Duffet 1 scorers is the question night games without the services first WCHA crown since back - to a fifth How well MSU can "pretty good shape after a week Minnesota split with the cope Badgers opposes the man he beat out for with ranting the MSU hockey of sophomores Don Thompson of tough practice," Bessone said, to - back titles in 1953-54 and « S! 5; night Minnesota rn will be skating ,ast weekend, losing 10-1 Friday, the All - American honor last Minnesota's overall «ere and GiUes Gagnon. have the home ice quickness and the balanced rooty "but still haven't determined advantage. without two standouts. but rebounding with a 5-3 year Murray McLachlin, who «day night J Gagnon, the Spartans top who "Minnesota is the toughest victory - ••• scoring lines will determine will Saturday. will tend the Gopher nets. • 00r and 15 J goal - getter with 14, received a replace the two team in the league," Bessone Mike Antonovich, a hustling whether the centers." freshman Despite _ ^ ^ losses iwjco The Spartans have a lot to Spartans 'ties knee injury last week in center and the improve fntaining > are ^ practice. The weekend assignment said. "The Gophers will be even Gophers leading scorer, and feejs personef for both teams, Bessone 8*"° with two victories over the 10-10 on their 7-7 league and Thompson, . who leads MSU becomes tougher at home" although the that season marks. lURSDAY, FEB. 12 even tougher for the size of Minnesota's ice rink is defensiveman Frank Friday night Gophers this weekend, 'e throws. 9 scoring with 24 points (8 goals Spartans when considering the were Sanders "Minnesota will have only lost According to Bessone the wins similar to MSU's, he added. suspended from Fnday one ftrtl were man (Antonovich) and are important now to jockey for we»ve |ogt two." )r> coach of J ) Outhouse - Graffiti position in the upcoming P- 3 Psi Upsilon - Phi Kappa Psi ) Theta Delta Chi - Phi Kappa 'S' GRAPPLERS playoffs. "The teams with the most imented afterl wins will play the teams fys shot. Sig. ■ losing ball to the Actng j Kappa Alpha Psi - Theta Xi I the most," Bessone said. He bo Felony - Fensalir Lowrance J added that MSU would be to °t at the associate J Bigl ) Barney's Boys - Impressions ) Brutus - Deuces By GARY WALKOWICZ Executive Sports Editor Zindel or the of a Ron Ouellet or a Dave do a steady performer his thing, which means * ■ strongman tactics quietly sit back and watch him Coach Grady Peninger said, season when he pinned him in SH*-" MSU and Minnesota already squared • off once this have pi that's uniJ "He's such a ) God Squad - Mike's Nads Every sports team has its Ciolek. winning a decision and usually that sometimessteady performer the Midlands Tournament. season. The Gophers won the te," he said."! you don't notice The way Lowrance has been first meeting in overtime Akarpous - Akeg It's not so much his wrestling by a big margin. i quiet workman, the athlete who »ey don't hi him." 3-2, 1)0 McGregor - McNab does his job efficiently but style, but his methodical super - Maybe if Lowrance could ease going, he might finish up his while the Spartans came back to iust meet Pa up a bit and make his matches Winning 18 of 19 matches this collegiate career by getting post a 4-1 win unspectacularly and doesn't efficiency that sometimes leaves season, Lowrance has compiled a the following draw the crowd attention that Lowrance unnoticed. closer it would liven another crack at Gable in the night. Minnesota things up. mark of 41-4 over the past two - leads in the crowd at his teammates do. In the Spartan's 13 dual finals of the NCAA Tournament, series with 58 wins to 22 for Spartan fans have come to meets seasons. ) DTD Phi Kappa Theta On the MSU wrestling take the 142 - pound this season, Lowrance has won - team, Spartan As a sophomore he was 10-8 Sigma Chi Kappa Sigma senior for his matches by an - Keith Lowrance comes like granted. They average score and finished third in the ZBT Delta Chi on of 11-3. Big Ten Coach Bessone Buckeyes - Richard Nixon in comparison to mentally tack three points on to meet at 137. Theta Chi - Omega Psi Phi the fiery agressiveness of a Jack the MSU score when Lowrance "Keith's been doing an Lowrance won that title last excellent job for us," Spartan I Mclnnes • McKinnon gets on the mat; then they year and he'll be the big favorite . .. ... Looking for Ml to win the 142 title In this year's (continued from page 10) reason was the , lack of any conference "Keith championships. is the cleverest took a sharp drop Tuesday night. While a modem day varsity cheerleaders. something The cheerleaders met li ii Kappa Tau • Alpha K. wrestler we have now or have ever had," Peninger said. "His clever record crowd of 12,511 saw the Spartans lose to Michigan 2V4 Monday and voted not to Different? ) Delta Sigma Phi • Triangle perform at any more games this Give that special someone a ) Beta Theta PI - Pi wrestling, plus his quickness are weeks ago, a sparse turnout year until the situation involving Kappa Pfc his biggest assets." VALENTINE'S CAKE ) Fem - Fenrir of 6,260 saw the game Tuesday, several black cheerleaders and with your personal Lowrance has the ability to Part of it can be attributed to the group's sponsor, Pauline message §0 Akcelsior - Akua Pahula win an NCAA from crown, but he has the team's five straight losses. Hess, is settled. Several meetings this weight problem. No, he's The crowd that did attend have been held during the past not over or under the poundage the game was also one of the we®k, but a solution to the BIRTHDAY BAKERS he should be wrestling at for quietest. True, there wasn't problem has yet to be reached, 489-9708 I Delta Upsilon • Delta Sigma maximum efficiency, but that'B much to cheer about from an Pi the problem. MSU standpoint, but the main Tau Delta Phi - LCA His weight has put him in the ATTENTION CAR OWNERS irake's Bill SAE - Phi Gamma Delta same weight class as Iowa State's ■■■■■»■■■■■■■■■ Farmhouse • Sigma Nu gh. incomparable Dan Gable this 6 Warren Beck pma in the Woodbridge - Wolverine season, as it did last year. Gable, who has never lost a : What kind : * Complete front end repair and III ill find MSlfi psin's Mike ;6 AGR - Phi Delta Theta match in his high school or collegiate career, handed : of a : * alignment McMannon Brakes * i Suspension ATO • Sigma Phi Epsilon SAM - Phi Sigma Kappa Lowrance his only defeat of this SAVE $1.00 on any L. P. ■ Restaurant ■ * Wheel Ife, an all - An balancing * Steering le pole vault higan, rates i Casopolis - Carlton Hobbit - Uncle Fudd's SUNDAY, FEB. 15th only Noon 6 P.M. i is 5 LISKEY'S Auto Safety Center - while Ohio! THE STEREO SHOPPE 5 Big AI'sT pmes in *1 p at 6-10'A' sted iles'ptomi* 1 Ares • West Shaw 10-7 Archaeopteryx ..... NeJac of East Lansing 543 E. Grand River 387-1300 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ j 124 SOUTH LARCH IV 4-734. events, WW les Pollard, Tony's rybys - Hedrick g ■ 11 McRae McCoy - Keith Lowrance fights for position in a recent match 1 Wayne against Illinois. The Woodward - Worst star has won 18 of his 19 matches this season. 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M/f THE EQUITABLE For ■ free 18" x 24" poster of this advertjsemem^rite^Jh^EauitableJjeBtJ^JMDJIo^ ^^ Thursday, February i2, Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan l9?(| STATE NEW§ news" CLASSIFIED 355-8255 Here is a remedy for crowded closets .. .Sell no longer used items with a Want Ad. classified FRANKLY SPEAKING For Rent For Rent Automotive Employment ty Phil Frank PENNSYLVANIA For Rent NORTH, PART TIME employment for MSU TV RENTALS: G.E., 19" portable - PRINCETON PONTIAC, 1965 Catalina Hardtop. 325-ground level of house, 2 Good condition. Snow tires. Call students during school year with $8.50 per month including stand. Call J. R. Culver Co., 351-8862. bedroom, furnished utilities bedroom. Suble, ^ — 351-3799. 3-2/13 midwest's largest merchant wholesaler. Automobile full-line 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. < included, $150. Also, 1443 East $1^5/month. 351-2063. TOmfiXPOKYOU required. 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RELIABLE WOMAN for babysitting ojie week. 2628 East t in my home near Williamston. 1 STROBE child, 3V4. Own child welcome. night or LIGHT rentals. By the weekend. Call Marshall RENT A TV from a TV Company, $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. 4-Man, Chalet. Sublet spring term. Near campus. Call 351-3780. CAPITOL VILLA STUFFED The State News will be MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East Hours 7:30 4-2/13 APARTMENTS a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Music Company 351-7830. C Nejac TV Rentals. C responsible only for the first day's incorrect inser- Kalamazoo Street. Complete auto . . Since 1940. painting and 655-1405. 3-2/16 Married, post-grads, 1 and 2 ANIMALS collision service. IV5-0256. C bedroom apartments. From $150-$ 165. Near Campus. TOY VI Aviation For information call 3105 W. Saginaw FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to WOMEN AND Female learn in the PIPER CHEROKEEII wanted for advertising sales IV 7-0851 The State News does not Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C in a dynamic new corporation. permit racial or religious ~ Stop in or call to see what we can discrimination In its ad¬ Employment do for you. COLEMAN - vertising columns* The STEVENSON and ASSOCIATES. TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student State News will not accept 3 FULL time men needed, high pay. 351-6441. 220 Albert Street. advertising which discrim¬ Room for rapid advancement. Call units. These spacious luxury apartment are completely 5-2/12 inates against religion, 371-1913,10-12, 2-4. C carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish race, color or national or- OPENING FOR qualified men on a PROFESSIONAL NURSES: part time evening basis. This is a Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, RN-LPN's. General duty or definite opportunity """" specialt7"Wfas. 3:30-12 pay for time invested. Phone garbage disposal and individual control - central ■ full or part time. Liberal fringe 372-9550 between 2 and 5 p.m. benefits, shift differential, life conditioning. These two or four man units have up to 3 Ask for Personnel Manager. 4-2/13 insurance. Pension program and parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure time-has been Automotive many others. Call personnel, FEMALE DRUG CLERK LANSING GENERAL adequately planned for with a giant heated swimming pool, Full time. Transportation ALPHA ROMEO 1968, 14,000 miles. HOSPITAL. 372-8220, ext. Like new condition. Best offer. necessary to Okemos area. Must recreation rooms and private balconies. If you w 420-421. 5-2-13 Call 351-3918 10-2/13 be reliable and have pleasant WAITRESS WANTED, Friday and personality. Call 332-3853 after 7 among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. Saturday nights, 6 till closing. p.m. 3-2/13 There units BUICK SPECIAL 1963, New: tires, are starting at $70/ month per man. Excellent tips. Also 1 girl 10-6, shocks, and muffler; dependable transportation. 355-8265 Saturday. Own transportation. For Rent Call 485-3089 LA FORGI AS afternoons, 482-8557 evenings. 3-2/13 RESTAURANT. 5-2/12 NEW G.E. PORTABLE RECEPTIONIST - TYPIST for busy rented only to MSU students and CAMARO Z/28 1968. Headers by MODEL OPEN: 1-6 p.m. every day East Lansing doctor's office. faculty. $8.84 monthly (including Junior. Experimental racing tires, Please write stating previous tax). State Management except Sunday air shocks, top end 135+mph. Call Flint, 313-234-0180 after 7.00 experience, expected salary, and Corporation, 444 Michigan 5-2/12 family status. Box B-2. 10-2/24 Avenue. 332-8687. C p.m. PHONE: 332-6441 HOUSEWIFE 9-4 shift. oooa CAMERO 1967, 327 Sport Coupe. ' Custom interior, new tires. Perfect fountain. No nights, no Saturdays, TV RENTALS - Students only. Low THREE AND SIX MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE condition. 2801 Norwich Road, no Sundays. Muir Drugs, 1399 monthly and * 882-9130. 5-2-13 East Grand River, Brookfield 484-2600 to reserve yours. Plaza. 5-2/17 yj.' CHEVROLET 1960 station wagon. $100. Call 339-9438 after 2 p.m. 5-2-13 CHEVELLE 1968 SS : KAMINS STEREO SHOPPE tPupcinngfiam transmission, $1,895,482-4046.3-2/13 power steering, SPECIAL!! 4620 S. Hagadorn \J COUGAR 4-speed, 1967 wide - 390. ovals. 335 hp, Must sell. STOP THEFTS MANA GEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y: 353-4004. 5-2/16 Alco Management Company FALCON SPRINT 1964. 260 V-8 4 speed. $550 or best offer. Call Dave, 351-2592.2-2/13 FIAT 1967 850 coupe. 30-34 miles/gallon. Excellent mechanical. Stereo tape. $845. Call 393-5098. 5-2/17 FIAT 1969 - 124 Coupe, excellent, mechanically, minor body work. $2,000 cash. 873-0451, Detroit after 5 p.m. 5-2/17 Universal stereo lock mount by KUSTOM KREATIONS provides slide - out removal of tape units, radios, or CBs for FIREBIRD - HO - 1967. Excellent condition. Vinyl top. Console. protection from thefts. By removing your stereo when your car is unprotected you insure safety from vandals. Automatic transmission $1,700. After 5 p.m. 351-1046. 3-2/13 The lock mounts are universal, adjustable, and adapt to GREAT CARS ARE EASY TO FIND any car stereo, radio, or CB unit. when you Fully warranted! 4. Slippy check today's Classified Ads! 5. Negative 6. Emporiu" GTO Many 1968. Very options. good condition. $2,100. Call List $14.95 NOW $1295 7. Cheese 8. To this i 351-6557. 5-2-13 Z 3 s 6 7 T 9 e 9. Golf club 10. Copped HILLMAN 1960: if ^xpensive, good 15- ' /A " transportQV»V-^ tires and battery. 3 jVi32 days, 485-8526 BEATLES TAPE •H 12. Annoy 16. Light W 18. Favoring evenings. 3-2/10 17 % 18 19. Eng. bull™ MERCEDES 230 SL convertible coupe hard top and 1967. Red "KUMBACK" % 19 % So 20. State W 22. Space MP1 soft top. 4 speed. Like new. Priced to sell. 351-9149, 372-5891. 21 % 51 sr f, w 24. Retort 2D. Post hole 5-2/25 Black Market Price $9w % % diggef MGB 1968 green. Excellent LIST $57995 $110.00 SPECIAL s46995 26 V ze 'ft 27. Foreign diploma' condition. Best offer. 351-3287 SO 31 fsl Transgres> after 6 p.m. 5-2-13 %% 28 31. Enthusi* OLDSMOBILE 1965 F-85. 4-door deluxe. V-8, automatic, power steering, brakes, radio. Excellent. Michigan & Saginaw KAMINS "the" steheo shoppe" 3) it % % rr %i % 38 32 Submari* detector 33. Coffee1"1* 34. Hautboy At NeJac of East Lansing 39 MO riV 35. Open W® $850., 699-2569. 4-2/13 Paxib Phone 337- 1Z i 37. Animatio" 1 526 <43 44 PLYMOUTH, 1966 hardtop. Metallic - Fury III 2 door red, 383, N. LARCH 484-4596 ■ Sansui - Zenith - Roberts ■Garrard - BSR - Shure -Scott - - Koss - JenSen Emi - Telefunken % % 38. Howeve' 41. Si»_- 4-speed. 485-9383. 2-2/12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Februa 13 For Sale Student Service For Sal e For Sale Personal Peanuts Person< TELECASTER GUITAR, DIRECTORY Jordan amplifier - both new CONGRAT'S condition. ASFM, You rt ly Best offer. 351-2377. 5-2-13 socked it to 'um! Phantom T-F rs. VEIL SHOP Clearance Sale Bridal chest-of-i cases, STEVE KAUFMAN 353-7708. - - O 1-2/12 veils, headpieces, crowns, illusion ST. BERNARD pups. prefinished picture frames, and AKC, 6 weeks yardage. 489-3882. TF more. PLYWOOD old. Excellent bloodline, shots, SALES, 3121 T.V. RENTALS CONGRATULATIONS AS' a Rentals BROOKS^rr>port*d Cars COLLEGE TRAVEL BEDS: USED AND NEW wormed. 332-1911.4-2/13 South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C free delivery, service PRO SHOP beds in 30" and 39" twin . . . Bt and and the sub! ASFW. 1-2/12 Sales and OFFICE size. All LIKE NEW apartment size pick-up. Lansing Ski Club Servlc* sizes new cotton mattresses or refrigerator. $60 130 West Grand River inner spring and box 355-6054. 3-2/12 or best offer. UNIVERSITY T.V. RENTALS' RealE state Hart, Fischer, L-21's 482-1473 Blvd, spring combinations. Roll-away beds in 5014 N. Grand River, Lansing 351-6010 30", 39" and 48" widths. 66 WATT AM FM stereo Heath Phone48^600 MASON SCHOOLS, 7 bedroom, under acres. Four REGISTERED PERSIAN kittens, year old. Hollywood style beds and frames, Receiver $190.00. Phone GIVE FUR, Valentine's Day. $4.00 $37,900. Will consider contract. chests, dressers, study desks. 60 guaranteed Hippie pigs, NOAH'S and up. No. 9. 20154 Grand River. 676-1140 before 10 BAUTEL'S CONTINENTAL ONE CONTACT LENS used p.m. 2-2/12 ARK, Fast Lansing. 3-2/13 5-2/16 HOUR CLEANERS matching chairs for study or Yarns—Supplies MON. THURS. - SERVICES dining room use. Used card tables BOOK OF Knowledge - Beautiful! OKEMOS, NEW 3 bedroom and folding chairs. Late FREE A thrilling hour of beauty. Rooking, knitting, Only 3 ranch, family room,2 fireplaces. Near ... weaving 7:30 a.m. • 9 p.m. D. M. DEAN. O.D. stereo model years old: unused. For appointment call 484-4519. schools. Call phonographs, and stereo 355-9952. 3-2/13 owner, 332-1017. 2916 Turner FRI. SAT. 7:30 6 p.m. - - 210 Abbott Rd. components. 627-7152. 3-2/13 MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS 1-2/12 Stereo tape One Hour Cleaning 9 - 3 Suite #16 recorders, used portable TV sets. STUDIO, 1600 East Michigan. IV 5-9212 EPIPHONE ELECTRIC guitar-$100 WARM WINTER EVENINGS with a _ 227 Ann St., E. Lansing Apartment gas ranges, kitchen or best offer. Shure mike C-2/12 _ - $20 cuddly puppy! Check the tables and chairs. 1 and 2 353-2689. 5-2/17 burner "Animals for Sale" in HOUSE of TIME today's I Original custom made BUD'S AUTO PARTS Learn to fly? Sure you I Use our Air Taxi-Service electric hot plates. $3.99 and New metal kitchen cabinets. delivery. Bank card. Master Charge up. Free TWO PAIR skiis - Rossignols (195's) Classified Ads. CHARLIE DOG puppies available for With local DATE I jewelry in platinum Buy a new Piper and Hart Javelins (205's). people. Write for Late Model i Motors and and layaway the free All at: plans. Hours: 5 - 337-0420. 3-2/13 second time in the Lansing questionnaire. pnd gold. Watch repair. parts a speciality 5:30 p.m. WILCOX area, long hair Walt Disney types. Match-A-Date of Michigan. 12111 Coolridge, Holt Halfway between Holt and Francis Aviation SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East TOSHIBA COMPONENT stereo with Call 882-1404 or 351-1876. 328 S. Main, suite No. 2 Ann 694-0524 Mason Michigan. 485-4391. C 8 track 5-2/16 Arbor, Mich. (48108). on N. Cedar ^99-2154 tape deck, and VM Cgpltol City Airport 484-1324 turntable. STEREO Earphones included. PARKING AVAILABLE for EQUIPMENT, Fisher Brand new. Must sell because of AFGHAN HOUND puppies. 8 weeks. rest of NEAR M.S.U. 3111 Manley Drive. Your Hang-Up? amplifier, Dyna tuner. Garrard For show or term: 3 blocks from Campus. Call Quiet neighborhood on psent to attendant for draft. John 353-4027. 5-2/17 companion. Lansing's Picture Framing. turntable. Speakers. 337-2747. 332-1895. 5-2/17 337-1387. 1-2/12 east side. ;h Day Savings Mon. - Fri. Delightful 3-bedroom Your Needs? 3-2/13 ranch, attached garage and sun Jo a.m. • 3 p.m. 20c/wash ABC-- REFIRGERATOR, ADMIRAL. Electric range. Oldsmobile 1962 SIAMESE KITTENS - affectionate ENJOY THE magnificent splendors porch. Basement has |NDROW'S ECONOWASH Artists' Supplies. n BOAT: STEURY fiberglas, of the Bahamas or Acapulco. shop, 15'., valentinesl House-broken, 9 laundry and finished rec room Holiday, 2-door. 372-5089. 3-2/13 3006 Vine St. 1 Block West of Sears BOB JONES PAINTS [ Wide World of Sports 1967. 1966 Merc, 65 h.p., electric weeks. Call 339-8459. 2-2/13 Either Studentours trip $209. Call Al from at 351-4928 or with bar. Gas heat, 1% baths, lots 677-8141 start, reverse. Trailer, battery, of closets. Large fenced lot with Mason 351-8811 water skiis, and gas tank 353-2968. 1-2/12 included. OLYMPIA TYPEWRITERS. Used 2 Mobil* Homes Price: $975. Call 337-1361 before EUGENE BLOSSEY • EYES EXAMINED^ standard, $50. 2 portables, $25. INCOME TAX preparation February, assume 61/a% mortgage. Price of The 5 p.m., ask for Ted. 3-2/13 1952 ANDERSON - plus furniture. $24,500 includes style 332-6524. 10-2/24 J MOTORCYCLES • GLASSES • CONTACT LENS you want for that special date! - Good condition. By Spring. $750. $3.50, March $4.00, April $4.50, and disposal, refrigerator, humidifier, range, |o Yamahas are in. Enduro DR. I.L. Colling. Optometrist Elda - Diane AMATEUR RADIO station complete HART SKIIS. 6'5", barbell set. 351-7823. 3-2/13 up; 1452 East Michigan Avenue, Lansing, Michigan. Phone Maytag clothes washer and dryer. 1 street models. 5019 N. - HF(SSB) and VHF, many extras. Cornet, tape-recorder. 351-1583. Shown by appointment only. Beauty Salon Going oveseas, sacrifice. $500. NEW MOON, 1962, 10'X50'. Asking 351-2126 for appointment. 5-2/11 Phone Mr. Brooks ind River, Lansing IV Co-Optical Services Complete hair care 882-8587 after 5:30. 3-2/13 3-2/13 $2,450. Call Steve, 355-8400, 1-5 6-2^20 at 882-6443. 5218 S. Logan 393-4230 SONY CASSF~r\ tape deck, 1 year p.m. or stop by 307 Trailer Haven SAY IT with DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT ring and old. A'fi-O ^9rs< AM/FM tuner. between 8-10 p.m. any day this her in the meening and say it to- Recreation Pickwick Pub at the wedding bend $350 value, $250 or 351-14 3-2/10 week. 3-2/13 For Rent For Rent best offer. ALBERT PICK MOTOR HOTEL. SUMMER ISRAEL $695. Mexico For Rent Call Tim Cain HORSEDRAWN 10-2-18. study $699. Europe $795. Jerry 332-3568. 3-2/13 CUTTERS, sleighs LIBERTY-EXCELLENT condition : ONE man needed for 353-4195.6-2/12 and buggies. Buckboard and with many extras. Ready to live in CEDARVIEW APARTMENTS, 1404 INDIAN lap - / apartment, 351-9207. HILLS, OKEMOS, TWO SAXAPHONES. Selmer robes. 393-3215. 5-2/12 on lot. Den or study room ideal Peanuts Personal ible immediately. 3-2/13 East Grand River. Married, Furnished, 3 bedroom. Double Alto with Veritone. Best offer. Tenor, SPAIN $269 for students. 371-1381. 5-2/9 graduates, seniors, welcome. garage. Carpeted. 2 fireplaces. GRETCH STUPID: 10 down, can you take 484-7026. 3-2/13 COUNTRY gentleman Spend Spring Break on >, NEAR. Furnished. Living 351-5647.4-2/13 Rec. room. Call 351-5494. 5-2/17 another 18? Happy Anniversary. guitar 1 year old. $550. 663-4348 The n, bedroom, kitchen, bath. ED after 6 p.m. 5-2/12 Lost & Found The. King. 1-2/12 Spanish Riviera. GRAD STUDENTS wants to sell EAST LANSING |374_5-2_/17_ near bedroom, furnished. campus. One $20,000 3-bedroom Ranch. 2 LOST, CLASS ring. Name engraved FUR: THE M Large airy miles northeast of MSU. Ideal for SUNGLASSES, SAFETY, or greatest turkey ever, efficiency in Haslett. $100 rooms. Air John L. Whitelaw. 332-4434 after here's to conditioned. MEN 21 and over Clean quiet tempered lens or any optical being older. Sharon, Kludes utilities. Phone 337-2381 - _^°EJ^1L351J5175._3J2/13^ 6 p.m. Reward. 5-2/12 Beautifully maintained. Select Cooking and needs. OPTICAL Brenda, Debbie, Ruth, Bob, ENJOY THE magnificent splendors %9201. rooms. parking. DISCOUNT, 3-2/13_ clientele. Lease 332-3135 or Close. Reasonable. 487-5753, 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Tank, 2615 East Michigan Avenue, Michael. 1-2/12 of the Bahamas or Acapulco 882-6549. O 485-8836. TF canister, and uprights. 1 year 372-7409. 5-2-13 REWARD. LOST MSU ring. 1970 Many | GIRLS needed New Cedar warranty. $7.88 and up. DENNIS initials M.C.K., location Men's IM. CONGRATULATIONS LITTLE extras. Call Steve of Spring, summer. 489-3167. 5-2-13 STUDENTOURS, 353-7708 or 1-8415. 10-2/24 Houses 3519 SOUTH Cedar - Marlett Manor. DISTRIBUTING CO. 316 North BLANK 8 track cartridges and title brothers of the thorn. Love, your 351-4928. 2-2/13 $21 week includes private Cedar, opposite the City Market labels, dust bugs, tape cleaners, Big Sisters. 1-2/12 per C-2/12 plugs and jacks galore. All at LOST: WATCH mer/s I.M.Sunday. more classifieds LANSING. 1 bedroom 0NE 0R TW0 9irls needed t0 share entrance, linens, parking end maid , ed or unfurnished. 6, 9, 12 house" $65" 332"5320 after 6 p.m. service. Phone 882-0261 days or catalog prices. MAIN Zodiac. Reward, $20., 351 -4579. lEE, WE'VE got to stop meeting like on back page 351-8451 other times. 5-2/16 STEREO, PORTABLE. Chest of ELECTRONICS, 5558 South 3-2/12 this. Come to New York for our leases. Carpeted, heat 5-2-13 drawers. IV 9-5809 before 3 p.m. third fourteenth. Happiest second. SAVE $1.00 on any L. P. ed. $135 and up. 337-0511 Pennsylvania, 882-5035. C ■HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT NORTHWEST 2 bedrooms, OWN ROOM. __5J2/16_ 1-2/12 SUNDAY, FEB. 15th only - Cooking, parking LADIES SKIIS idings and boots TlPANY 351-7910. 22-2/27 carpeted, garage. Close to schools, facilities. $40/month. GIVE YOUR VALENTINE Personal Noon 5 P.M. shopping, $150, Immediately. Call passionate red inflatable chair. a size 6' cOU" ily one season. BUSH, FAYE, CRUTCH, - deposit, 332-0202. $50. eO"3 .oo after 5 p.m. 3-2-11 THE STEREO SHOPPE references. 489-6279. 5-2/16 FFFLY ACAPULCO SQUIRREL: Happy Valentines' BEDROOM, completely; 2-2/11 Other colors available. Many . i luxury apartment. EXOTIC! Room, 3 m Week end. The "Gotcha" Guys. NeJac of East Lansing Only groovy styles, including hassocks CLASSICAL GUITAR. Jose Ramirez ■inutes from campus. $145 par JOLLY - PENNSYLVANIA, Near - and couches. Low Jeep, tourist service, 1-2/12 543 E. Grand River 337-1300 prices. Phone No. 2, hand-made in Spain. Phone for gentleman, days, $225. Leave h. 339-2490. 4-5/W 337-0316, when 4p.m.5^-4». ■35V5249. 32<3/t3 10-2-13 ROOM FOR girl in private home in Okemos. Cooking privileges, parking, share bath with one girl. The kind of Linens furnished. Air-conditioned. $10 a week. Call 332-4021 or 332-0389. 3-2/12 hearts that For Sale win fair maids! ZENITH !ENITH CIPfy.E of Sound Cff.-E stereo, Prload from $ian0V,Van 332 . 5-2/12 5-2/1 condition. Call M" to S10M SCOTT MODEL 344C FM receiver 120 watts. Close-out $250.00 If you are too bashful to MARSHALL MUSIC COMPANY, My "I love you" aloud, say it with FANNY FARMER East Lansing. C-2/12 Valentine Hearts to any Sweetheart-from six to sixty. We will wrap and mail your Fanny Farmer Candy HEATHKIT AR-13A si State |05 E. " 2-2011 •uSSweiA GRAND RIVER at Gunson Drug 355-5836. 2-2/13 FOR SALE Amplifier, almost new. Sun, $750. Call after 4 p.m. TU 2-2047.2-2/13 FRINGED LEATHER jacket. Size 40. Brand new. Phone 489-3625 after 5 p.m. 2-2/13 M® No Comment! LADY'S SKI JACKET: New, blue, long, medium. 353-0938, after 6. 1-2/12 FULL WIG European I mA - new, hand-made, blonde. Take GTU offer. 355-9925. 2-2/13 p U|5 K 1 LEI X mt Ap.i SKIIS (KASTLE) 210 cm Poles, boots, size 10. $30. 393-0653. Responsibility?—You'll never believe! A 111 1-2/12 Involvement?— O pUI Up to your neck! f? m 1969 SINGER $61.50 in walnut sew Advancement?— Fast. If you work for it! r ■jj table. Used just a few times. Fully equipped to zig-zag, monograms, A button holes, does many fancy Learning? — Learn while you do! designs and winds the bobbin automatically $61.50 full cash price or buy on our budget plan, dial 484-4553, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. including Saturday and Sunday. TF Xfe>And you get paid for it. Well paid 1^7 USED straight stitchers and zig-zag sewing machines. Consoles from $19.95 up. Portables from $10. up. Also used CLEANERS fron $5 up. 2 Kirby's like new. ELECTRO GRAND VACUUM DO YOU NEED ANY MdRE SEW-VAC CENTER, 804 EAST REASONS 10 COME AND FOX'S MICHIGAN, LANSING. Hours 9-5 p.m. Saturday, 9-12. O FOR SALE 12 string Crestwood guitar, 482-5348. Call before 2:00 p.m. 3-2/16 SEE WHY UNCLE JOSEPH SEWING MACHINE Clearance sale. 4 WHEELS of Lansing Inc. Brand new portables - $49.95, $5.00 per month. Large selection of reconditioned used machines. WANTS YOU? Direct Diamond Importers Singers, Whites, Necchis, New 2200 S. Cedar Home & "Many Others." $19.95 to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS If so, look up Chuck Kline on campus. Meridian Mall • Frandor only minutes from the campus, go west on DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, * Jos. Schlitz Hope then 2 blocks South on Cedar 1115 489-6448. C-2/12 North Washington. Brewing Co., Milwaukee and other great cities. 203 S. Washington - Lansing Mall 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Februarv Service Service ALTERATIONS, THE BRIDAL DRESSMAKING, formats. Experienced. Reasonable charge. Call 355-1040. 5-2-13 Boutique: photography, invitations, custom Color ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith offset printing. Complete service for 20 years dissertations, thesis,, manuscripts, general typing IBM. experience. 332-8384. C Prof cites Honest Abe's humor By IRENE PINCKES Rev. Peter Cartwright said, "All you in the audience who are When asked if stories about Lincoln walking miinc. designing of gowns, brides, maids, State News Staff Writer going to heaven stand up." They all stood up, with the exception formats, headpieces. Reasonable Wanted of Lincoln. book or studying by candlelight are really true aJi KtuHi Abraham Lincoln's that the extent to which history is true is often prices. Phone 882-5456. 5-2-13 practical, good sense of humor has been The Rev. Cartwright then asked Lincoln if he wasn't going to WILL DO BABYSITTING. Two nearly demolished by historians, David Anderson, professor of heaven. Lincoln replied that he didn't know where anybody else "Whenever one hears sentimental about what to believe," Anderson said. stories, he hiTl' "e ^ ALTERATIONS AND Dressmaking responsible women with ATL and author of a new book about Lincoln, said. experience will babysit in their was going, but fie was going to Congress. He said most stories about famous people are by experienced seamstress. "Lincoln had a very low - key humor, quite blunt, and he was a Anderson recounted another story about ba^ Reasonable charge. Call 355-5855. home. Hot lunch and diaper Lincoln. During the are exaggerated. 0 on hct,^ service. Will accept motherless good showman," Anderson added. Black Hawk War in 1832, Lincoln was elected captain of the local 0-2-13 One thing people don't know, because there hasn't been a great As an example, Anderson cited the children too. Part time or full militia company. legendary mm, Lincoln and Ann Rutledge, the NURSE WISHES to care for children time. For more information, call deal of talk about it, he said, was Lincoln's irreverance toward During recruitment procedures, Lincoln asked one man his daughter of a t Lincoln is thought to have met in 1831. ce|)et*^ in licensed home. Williamston, 371-1258. 5-2-13 religion. mother's name and the soldier told Lincoln. When asked his 01 S« Okemos, Haslett area. Days or According to Anderson, Lincoln attended a revival meeting father's name, the soldier had to reply that he did not know. Lincoln may have known her, Anderson said "hut t evenings. 655-2024 after 4:00 WANTED: OLD radios, Atwater during his 1846 congressional campaign. During the meeting, the Lincoln th ->n responded, "Aha, a revival meeting child." up into a great romance is ridiculous." ' , 0 Mo*It p.m. 3-2/13 Kent, etc. Early '20s and '30s. Also, radio magazines. MAIN ALTERATIONS ON all cloth and ELECTRONICS, phone 882-5035. leather articles. Call 372-5874. 2-2/13 TREE, Typing Service AWAY FROM IT ALL HOMES are in the Classified Ads each day! Check now I COMPLETE THESIS Service. Printing. IBM typing and \ kre Discount binding of thesis, resumes, USED TENOR saxophone. (V1 oqer publications. Across from campus, MacNamara, 351-8654 or MAC and Grand River, 355-2199. 5-2/17 corner ■ WITH THIS COUPON ^ , . below Style Shop. Call M COPYGRAPH 337-1666. C SERVICES, BLOOD DONORS Needed. $7.50 for all positive. A negative, B negative AND $5.00 PURCHASE